10 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/36308047b94913fc460d24ecdbb85d38.pdf 4577c9a85fa447bde29626b02ff82760 PDF Text Text ■ ■ "Ad* 1«*• i , ’ l l 'JWI' IN THE HEART OF GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1821 • Will Be Called P r o je c t in N ear Future H earings . on NUMBER 1<0 Lafayette-Marne Joint Celebratiot SEVERAL HUNDRED KILLED BT TYPHOON, IN CENTRAL JAPAN. Sanford Schools and the County Schools a t Sam e Tim e (*T As Aassolatsd Ftm.) TOKtO, Sept, 28.—Several hundred persona were killed Ly a typhoon In Central Japan, centering upon Nafoyar on thelaland of Hondo, where 1ULD INCLUDE SOUTHERN a ■tid^l wave destroyed cropfi and houses. Several steamers warp sunk, RAILWAYS MOSTLY OWNED and many flshemen are missing . HY A. C. L. RY. NOW TEACHERS LIST FRIENDS AND PATRONS 09 SCHOOLS URGED TO BE PRESENT STATE TO CLOSE ON THE BELCHER CASE TODAY | WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—The In­ Tho Sanford schools will open nest terstate Commerce Commission todny Monday morning at 0 o’clock, with tha announced tentative plans for the con­ largest enrollment in tho history of solidation of nil the mnjor railroads of tho city. the United States in nineteen systems AH friends and patrons of the end gave notice hearings would be Schools are cordially invited to at­ I r f v k’f l called on tho project in the near fu­ tend the opening exercises. Teachers Jo ■^ ' '«*■■■j \i ture. The proposed consolidation au­ CLEARWATER MYSTERY PROM and pupils will appreciate your pres­ m; thorised by transportation act No. 11 ence. I8ES TO BE 80LVED IN would include the Atlantic Coast Line, Following la tho complete Hat of tbs FEW DAYS. Norfolk Southern, Florida East Coast, teachers for thia year: 2 r a 1S UlhM .,,SLV tt!!“!J S b,rth ur thv Mur" ul" or «Mwml, U. 8. A., and the seve „ VnhkbntirJi0f werv wlIchratcd with Impiuiwlve HervIcoR nt the Lafayette statue, Mississippi Central, Carolina, Clinch(Sy TtM AsmoUUA Tn*M )' Z' S * . rk, ThlB Photograph shown Maj, John K. O’lljnn. speaking. Tho statue of Lafayette o field and Ohio, Louisville and Nash­ CLEARWATER; Sept. 28,-The 1 SANFORD ville, Nashville, Cnttanooga and St, state expected to close its case against High School Louis; Atlanta and West Point] Dr, Belcher, on trial hero for man­ ; Principal (Science)—G. E. McKay. [charleston and Western Carolina) slaughter in connection with the death Math, and Eng.—Mrs. O. E. McKay. Louisville, Henderson nnd S t Loula; of Virginia Turner. The witnesses to­ Latin and Stenog.—Mrs. R. 0. Max­ Western Railway of Alabama; Atlan­ day are expected to bo the two men well. ta, Birmingham and Atlnntic; Rich­ who testified at the coronor’s inquest Mathematics—Ida Mae Gray. mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac; that they polled Belcher’s car out of History—Elizabeth Humphries. Winston-Salem Southhnnd; Roanoko the mud where the girl’s body English—Sara Evans Muriel. Spanish and History—Geraldine to Winston-Salem branch of Norfolk was found (n the creek several hours snd Western; Georgia nnd Florida later. Detectlvo employed by girl’s Muriel, I Grammar School and Gulf; Mobile nnd Northorn. Near­ father, and physicians who performed BIG PITCHER FIGHTING TUBER Principal—Clara Mlllen, ly all these rnilronds are cither own­ the autopsy, will also testify. Should CULOSIS AT SARANAC Eighth Grado—Mrs. Pearl Babbitt. ed outright or controlled by the Coast the defense do much cross examining LAKE Eighth Grade—Mrs. Selena M. Bar­ of the state's witnesses, however, tho Line, exception being tho Florida ber. (By The A um UM Fnu) FIRST MEETING stato might not be able to complete East Coast and n few of the smaller NEW YORK, Sept. 28,—Testimon­ I Seventh Grade—Laura Chittenden, its case befor* tomorrow. AMERICAN3DELEGATES lines. Seventh Grade—Ida Mao Hall. HELD NEXT WEEK ial fund for Christy Mathewson, the Sixth Grade—Winnie Brown. former New York pitcher, who is ’etition Presented (By The AttacUUd Frttt) Sixth Grade—Mrs. W. A. Lester. waging a fight against tubercoulosis WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.— Sixth Grade—Mrs. 8inah T. Bray. to Pres. Hardin? at Saranac Lake, New York, has Tho first meeting of tho four Ameri­ I Fifth Grade—Ednn Chittenden. To Release N egroes I Pifth Grade—Ruth Kanner. reached nearly 912,000.' The fund will can delegates to tho armamont con­ ference, will probably bo held noxt Primary School be swelled Friday by the Giant’s ho Rioted nt Houston and Also En­ week for consultation. Principal—Mrs. Stella P. Arrington. dow Movo Agnlnst K. K. K. share of the receipts of the game with EARLIER IN THE EVENING THE First Grade—Ethel Moughton (bldg CENTRAL FLORIDA WATER Boston and by ytho proceeds of the FLORIDA GROWERS principal E. Sido Primary). LAST REHEARSAL TONIGHT FOR . n,.lPr *•»< «(*(*< • B r i t t ) TRAFFIC LEAGUE FORMED. First Grade—Hcrmlna Lehman. auction of baseballs autographed by SEEK FEDERAL AID WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—A peti­ THE BIO BLACK AND Second Grado—Frances Hughoy. TO MARKET CROPS tion signed by fifty thousand persons President Harding, Babe Ruth nnd WHITE REVUE Whilo tho proverbial Pipo of Peace Third Grade—Mrs. Hazel Mougbuking for executive clemency for sixMathowson himself. was not in evidence last night, its ton. WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.— ly-one negro members of tho 24th InBlock and white revue given by Relief for tho Florida citrus growers modem counterpart, in the form of . First Grade—Mary Irvin (bid. prin. iintry in Leavenworth prison . -----j as a re- Co. D. is all. ready for presentation REPUBLICAN LEADERS is sought by a delegation thnt arrived good cigars, were lighted after a very W. Sido Primary). ult of rioting in Houston, Texas, four WILL WORK OVERTIME Thursday and Friday nights. Will be excellent meal, served In the Orlando First Grade—Mary Howard. e»rs ago, was presented to President ON PEACE TREATIES, hore yesterday and presentod Flori­ Chamber of Commerce headquarters, unusually good and uproariously fun­ Second Grado—Mary E. Robinson. iardinjr today by a delegation of ne da’s claims to tho war finance corpor­ ny. Final touches will bo put on the Second Grade—Mrs. Nettyo Moore. fws, headed by James Johnson, sec (Br Tb« AuocUUd Fnu) ation. Tho delegation included Dr. J. to a gathering of 1G0 people. Tho big Dixie Minstrel given by Co. D. at mental, financial and commercial Third Grado—Carolyn Spencer. *lory of the National Association for WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.— II. Ross of Winter Haven, president the rehearsnl Wednesday night at tho heavyweights of both Orlando and Third Grade—Mildred Huston. he Advancement of the Colored PooPrincess Theatre, and tho producers With tho view of expediting action of tho Florida Citrus Exchange; Mr. Sanford were present as was also Fourth Grade—Gladys Adams. >»• The delegation informed the on the peace treaties with Germany, Walkor, of Bartow, and Mr. Stowart, Allison and Rudisill, announce that that “we’re with you’ ’spirit which Fourth Grade—Ruth Gillon. resident the association for advanceAustria Hungary, and on tax rovis- of Tampa. was so much in evidence at the San­ Fourth Grade—Louiso Kolb. 'ent of colored people gratified that the show is ready for presentation. planned today to put thruogh the pro­ Financial aid in packing und mar­ County School Teachers e government was making a study That the show and talent displayed gram calling not only for night ses­ keting tho crop was sought. Senntor ford banquet. therein will be a revelation to the Tho public schools at Oviedo, Ge­ In tho same respects that “somo (the Ku hlux Klnn activities. peoplo of Sanford is tho universal op­ sions of tho sonato but for tho begin­ Fletchor appeared with tho commit­ men are bom groat, others mako nova, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, inion of thoso who have seen tho re­ ning of tho day sessions pno hour tee before tho war financo corpora­ themselves greats, etc,’’ the citlzons Pnoln and Osceola will open on Mon­ 1C0UT CRUISER LAUNCHED tion. hearsals. The performance is extre­ earlier than usual. of some communities are born with a day next, October 3rd, with the fol­ 10 HE NAMED RICHMOND. mely creditable and those who attend civic spirit while others got theirs lowing teachers: will bo assured an evening of fun. Oviedo from bottles. Inasmuch as thore were There will b« two performances, one Principal—Prof. M. J. Ckerlund. no bottles in evidence last evening, Thursday and one Friday ovoning. Intermediate—Mrs. J. N. Thompson, it is safe to assumo thnt tho spirit of, Preceding tho performance the cast Primary—Ruth Young. enthusiasm, which pormeated the headed by tho Sanford Band, will glva Geneva gathering was that bom within the a parado. Principal—Miss Georgia Pattlshall. progressive individuals from both Intermediate—Mrs. M. E. Dooley. communities. BOY SCOUTS BENEFIT Primary—Mrs. Katheryne Kilbee. The speakers of tho ovoning stress­ THURSDAY SALE. Lake Monroe LEADS QUIET LIFE IN W ASHINGTON TWO ed the inestimablo benefits which Principal—Prof. J. Tiiden Jacobs, would accrue to Sanford and Orlando The Chamber of Commerce has ar­ PROTESTS YEAR S A FTER FIRST BREAK DO W N Intermediate—Mrs. S. H. Buchanan. provided they continued and further ranged with the Boy Scouts of San­ |OSEI) JUNKING Primary—Mrs. Minnette Jacobs. developed tho amicable relations Longwood ’ Ul KLAWAHA ROAD, ford, to take care of tho pales of (Br Tho AuocUUd Frou) nt Princoton nro there. Thousands of which now now existed between them. drinks during the big colebration to­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Wood- volumes which woro packed away The Hon. M. J. Dnotwylor, president Principal—Prof. F. 8. Miller. morrow. This summer, under tho row Wilson foil a sick man two years whilo he wob in tho White House are o ftho Orlando Chamber of Com­ Assistant—Helen Moran, ormal Z P . 2 FIft-’ Sopt< 2S< ago Monday. Sinco then ho has pass­ there. Through tho windows mny be leadership of Mr. Doan Turner, tho Chuluota merce, presided ns toastmaster. s ,"f tho Pn,ntk» ^ty ed undor tho shadow of death and out Principal—Prof. W. L. Slog. Scouts have mado considerable im­ itionni r u'v',"u ciub, interseen tho indigo bluo strip of Virginia Mayor Duckworth, J. L. Olies, of tho White House. Assistant—Mrs. W. L. Sieg. provement out at tho lake whore their Hills wwhoro ho used to go golfing Ith the Fin n ‘n ’ havo bren M01* Thousands of Americans of whnt- nnd not fa r away hangs a bag of golf Flowers & Vorhees, Sam JohtiBon, Altamonte Springs camp is located. This has caused an Howard Lynear, Franklin King, Mrs, on SRainet t h f ni,r0n'1 Comral,- expense of about |200 and it is the evg£ political faith recalled tho anni­ Principal—Miss Oleeta Morris. FsofiL11 Jf3 PMPwed (hscontln.isticks, a reminder of a better day. Fuller and S. J. Slygh, wore speakers versary of tho beginning of tho for­ Lake Mary Attached to “ Used Car.” ( 0»n tln o *< l on P i c a P i t * ) H e t „d,n° Ck 7 a,,» Hall, desire of the Scoute to raiso this mer president’s illness and wondered No teacher (transported to San­ amount by sales. Coca-cola, soda The former president and his in­ rale. " T ra,atka and ford. water, caandiea and chowlng gum, what ho was doing. Although ho no separable companion always havo 11 c°mmi„Ln ‘ P1°r,tU will be sold. You v(lll seo the Scoute; longer figures in tho daily headlines their luncheon served in the dining Paols as he used to, Mr. Wilson still is Principal—Mrs. Helen . Pearson. room. Thon comes a nap of an hour, « U n u e t OVome"t to^dls- they will be in evidence. We want “nows.” Osceola and then, unless the weather is moat * ®ffort O f thn p? r??d and widorse you to know tho money mado will go Therefore it seems appropriate on inclement, a motor drive. Mr. Wilson Principal—Mrs. Agnes McCormack, to a good cause. ep the ron i i ° * °r 1a ral1 body to this occasion to tell the latest news while iff the White House, became at­ All Scouts are urged to be on the Seae °PCrat,0nabout him. NATION AIL CONFERENCE tached to a certain automobile. It grounda at 10 a. m. Badges will be Dlneen Z , ( T ? 8Cnt out b* W‘ Mi< Wilson, besides following the went back, as is the custom esch year FOR UNEMPLOYED MEETS worn by them. The sales room will ways of 4 retired gentioman with o IN OCTOBER. to the manufacturer, from whom Mr. bn in charge of Mr. Deane Turner, lively internet in the world’s affairs, Wilson bought it as a “used car.” He chairman; Col. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, and lives by the eight hour day which he (*7 T% »AmmIi M Fnm) Mr. F. E. Giles., , • once told congress was “adjudged by hsd it painted black with orange WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28,— Tho Boy Scout, movement has the thought and experience of recent trimming*—Princeton colors—and in : y oii°>' «* * « n » Pw gw w of the net!on*( confer*nee on this car which he regards as an old grown in Sanford and we want all the yean a thing upon which society is ***•» t k . » p,™ Mcr r m ">“•* friend, he goee driving Into the coun­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2 8 ,-N o unemployment indicated today proepeople to help them to grow more. justified in insisting, as in the Inter­ tryside. He dislikes exploring new session of the circuit court thia morn­ pects for completion of emergency er th« tracka runn,n* est of health, efficiency and content­ routes, but rather enjoys driving over ing in the Pope esse. The firet venire relief program earlier than expected. n# fron>SilverInn8 abOUrd Mt •Uted. Spr,n*" ‘o Ocala. It ment.’’ He aims to have eight houn the same ground at about the eame of seventy-fivo was exhausted yester­ Conference adjourned to meet, on Oc­ ui too iwuia Batteries, is in vne city .for for work time.sleep, The eight, partyhoun is always home and be­ day with only eleven tentative jurors tober 8. With theadoptlon at tho today. Hof-Mae Battery Company, of eight houn for nlaxatlon, add keeps fore dark. in the box and the sheriff was order­ emergency program, the conference : l# .......... — ~ this city, will bo the state dUtributon to the schedule pretty fairly. ed to summon the second venire of Is scheduled-to take up consideration Dinner is an Informs! affair; some­ 11 the detective*[for the Gould BaMmSe*. Watch for! The morning work is don* in the times there are guests, always old one hundred. Court adjourned last of permanent policy for combatting collectors hired in their regular, advertisement in the lihrary. The old desk and chair and friends or associates. Mr. Wilson night until 2:80 this afternoon to give unemployment throughout the coun­ ,n°ro Sun. Daily Herald. 1table Mr. Wilson used in his study him time to serve the summons. (Ocellnueil on I’m* Tbra*) ter- WOODROW WILSON AT HOME, GREAT IN WAR, GREAT IN PEACE-MUCH GREATER NO S E S S IO N CIRCUIT COURT AT JAXVILLE I /ALM i *1u ;<i] -.‘.J*rv rjJ v* �' page THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 an ' f • i7. / .it i “V , ■ Vi’ xg . v• ’*^5 ___ ' 1 »_____ « v u . r . :• t l ’ «i tfjl~~—- ■ WILL ADDRESS LIVE THE STA R T O -D A Y AT ROUNDUP AT GAINESVILLE “Need of Team Work in Agriculture” Will Be His Subject S o ft A, Times / « Are Here IHO La. I?ZI Any shop can H ell you a Soft Hat. We stake all upon Service —upon helping you to choose so becoming a Ilat, that you’ll be coming here for your next one. tv Soft Hats - $5.00 Sanford Shoe &' Clothing Co. A L L O l l f At St. Louis 1, New York 4. Others not scheduled. * * * * * * * * * * * * : SPORTWORLD i ■ * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hr * WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Americnn League. Boston at Philadelphia. Others not scheduled. National League Brooklyn nt Boston, 2 gnmes. Others not scheduled. i L HOW THEY STAND Americnn League W L New York ................94. 54 Cleveland ................. 93 57 St. Louis .................. 78 73 W ashington.............70 72 Boston ..................... 72 74 Detroit ..................... 71 80 Chlcngo ....................59 91 Philadelphia ............ 52 94 Pet. .035 .020 .510 .513 .493 .470 .393 .357 National League L W 57 Now York ....... .... 93 00 Pittsburgh ........ ... 88 65 St. Louis ............ ... 84 71 Boston ................ ... 78 74 Brooklyn ............ .... 73 81 07 Cincinnati .......... 87 Chicago ............. .... 61 101 Philadelphia .... .... 48 3 1i i i i ! American Association L W 81 ... 77 Indianapolis 95 05 Louisville ...... 70 Minneapolis ...... ....85 .....HI 73 Knnsus City 80 Milwuukco ....... .... 78 . 70 79 Toledo ....... 85 St. Paul .............. .... 72 57 92 Columbus............ RESULTS YESTEDAY Americnn League R At New York 8, Cleveland 7. At Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0. Others not scheduled. National I/cuguc At Pittsburg 0, Philadelphia 2. El A T Americnn Association At Columbus 2, Minneapolis 9. At I.ouisville-Knnsns City, rnin. Others not scheduled. FLORIDA FOOTBALL TEAM GETTING INTO SHAPE. GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sept. 27.— Florida’s football squad is rapidly be­ ing worked into shape for its initial game with the United States Infant­ ry School nt Columbus, On., October 1. Considerable mnterlnl hns turned out for practice and the men are snld to bo in oxcellont shnpo for this stage of tho season. Floridn will tncklo Rollins College at Orlando, October 8, for its second gnme of tho senson. Its schedule thereafter, ns announc­ ed, follows: Mercor University nt Gainesville, October 16. University of Tcnncsse nt Knox­ ville, Tenn., October 22. University of South Cnrolinn, nt Tninpn, November 5. University of Alnbnmn, nt Tusca­ loosa, Ain., November 11. University of Mississippi, nt Oninsvillo, November 19. Oglethorpe University nt Gaines­ ville, November 24. It wns originnlly planned to play the Mississippi gnme nt Jacksonville, but it wns transferred to Gnlnesvllle when locnl citizens guaranteed tho expenses of bringing tho Mississippi club to this city. Tho gnmo with Rol­ lins -nt Orlnmlo, takes plnco of the gnmt planned with Stetson University nt DeLnnd. No gnme hns been ar­ ranged with Stetson, but it is consid­ ered llkel ythnt the two elevens mny meet Inter in the senson. i ll The World Owes Me a Living Ia ' j1"I i Said the follow who did not like to work and he really thought the world should pay him without working ^ HE OBTAINED THE LIVING But such a life—it was his theory about how to get a living without working. Thu world owes each one a living but it is up to every one to collect it. The best way to get the best living is to have your money where you can get it when you want it—in the bank 8s fca The ONLY DECENT LIVING Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it and put it in the bank where it draws 4 per cent interest. LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT TODAY T he Peoples Bank . GOVERNORS KILL ’EM OFF. of Sanford DOROTHY DALTON in CAVANNAII, Ga., Sept. 27^Wantod in Washington, D. C., as on alleged ”lono stlckup artist,” being charged with holding up tho cashier of the People’s Saving Bank of that city for nearly a thousand dollnrs, Phillip Rudolph Greenfield, n woll* known Snvnnnnh boy, who, up until four yenrs ngo wns n student in tho Snvnnnnh high school, wns nrrested hore Saturday afternoon nnd held for Washington authorities. “Idols of the North” I |l f * ' IVs JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 27—Tampa has been designated as headquarters of one regiment of infantry of tho 97th division, organized reserve nnd Jacksonville headquarters of the 164th brigndu nnd tho 307th regiment of en­ gineers, by tho bonrd of reservo offi­ cers appointed' to organizo tho reserve military strength of Floridn in con­ nection with a scries of field armies to be called to the colors in national emergencies. The Florida bonrd is composed of Major Otis R. Colo, infantry, regulnr army; Col. Clarence S. Coe, engineor section; Major W. R. McQuaid, field artillery; Captain Charles T. Lovell, quartermaster corps and Cnptain Frank Wiednmn, cavalry. Members of tho bonrd, with tho exception of Colonel Coo, mot here Friday night of Inst week nnd designated the two headquarters. QUAIL WERE COSTLY. PUNT A GORDA, Fin., Sept. 27.— R. D. Deklo, n traveling snlcsmnn of Tnnmpn, is the most recent victim of tho enforcement of game lnws in Chnrlotte county. Mr. Dekle, while onorutci from Wnuehuln, to iP u n ta Gorda, in his automobile several dnys ngo killed eight quntl. Ho plcnded guilty before County Judge Trnbue to killing tho birds out of season and re­ ceived a fine, which, with the court costs, amounted to $169.32. The qunil were confiscated. Y Y JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Sept. 27.— Plnns nre being miulc to erect a build­ ing boro to nccommodnto the Floridn branch of tho Fccdrnl eservo Bnnk, according to nnn announcement by of­ ficials of the sixth district with head­ quarters nt Atlanta, who enme hero for the purpose of inspecting pro­ posed sites for the building. Tho locnl branch is nt present quartered In ono of the down-town business buildings hut the growing importnnee of tho Floridn branch hns modo it ncccssnry to Reck larger quarters, officials said Consideration of tho plnns for the building will ho tnkon up by the gov­ erning board In Atlnntn nnd Inter by tho nntionnl hoard nt Washington, it wns snld. Tho recent designation of tho Florida branch ns the currency bnRo for the stnto nnd Culm is tnkon in banking circles to mean thnt tho Jacksonville bnnk Is n permanent Inttitutlon. Members of tho federal reserve hoard attending the mooting hero In­ cluded: M. B. Wollborn, governor of tho sixth district; Joseph A. McCord, chairman of tho reserve bonrd, nnd, W. II. Kettig, of Birmingham, A’» a director of tho Atlanta bnnk. v rd ’r T n n m R R n w - jA C K l ° n d ° n ’s “t h e ■ 3 The Eyes are the Windows of the Brain J I 5 " A great number of students are dull in their studies because of the very great nerve strain they are continually under, causing a dim image th at does not remain firmly imbedded in the mind. Give the student the full advantage of all his mental powers. We have the most modem equipment for the examining of the eyes and fitting of glasses. McLaulin’s Optical Parlors 212 E ast F irst S t ELECT CHEEK LEADERS. Sanford, Fla. first "serpent” nppenrod on the cam­ pus in connection with the first cheer practice, winding its wny nbout the grounds nnd finnlly disappearing into the gymnasium where tho cheer leadcr put tho rooters through the vocal drill. • GAINESVILLE, Fin., Sept. 27.— With the olectio nof Willinm Bivins, of Tnmpn, us chcor lender, nnd Chns. Rogero nnd I’oto IInrris,f nlso o Tnmpn, ns assistants, the rooting forces of tho University of Florida Manufacturers who credit the stor­ have settled down to work nnd tho rnckot raised nt tho first practice in­ ies of extravagance thnt come out of dicates that tho 'Gator football squad Europe are slow to credit tho buyers this senson will have tho encourage­ that come out of Europe. ment of one of the best trained noise For first class job work—the Herald making machines in its history. Tho TYPEWRITERS T N EW L. C. SMITH (Cash or Term s) f o r ..................................... $100.00 USED UNDERW OOD (cash ) f o r .................................................. 25.00 U SED MOLLE, PORTABLE (cash or T e r m s )............................. 50.00 ___________________________________________________________________________ ■ • We are agents for the new PORTABLE REMINGTON TYPEW RITER —the greatest machine on the market. It is a big typewriter if you want to use it on your desk. 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Soil it with a Herald Want Ad. . l it t l e i U l T I U I m l W . FOOL” r ALSO “A CLEVER DUM-------------------------- MY,” A MACK SENNETT Comedv X FEDERAL RESERVE BANK BUILDING. fri X | oAll Y '.'Ij 'i Also FOX N EW S Jacksonville is N am ed Brigade H eadquarters TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Sept. 27.— Dcnth wnrrnnts issued by tho Gover­ nors of Floridn since Jnnunry 1 1901, to the present time, numbber 192 nnd of the totnl 147 were executed. Gov­ ernor Jennings issued 47; Brownrd, 39; Gilchrist, 44; Trammell, 42; Cntts, 16, nnd Governor Hnrde,o so far, hns issued four. Of tho 47 issued by Governor Jen­ nings, eight were commuted to life imprisonment, one, Simon Williams, ? Jr., of Jefferson county, wns killed while attempting to escape nnd an­ other died in prison a few days be­ fore the dnte for his execution. Of the 39 issued by Governor Brownrd, six were commuted, five re­ voked, one recalled nnd one died. Of the 44 by Governor Gilchrist, three were commuted, one revoked nnd one, Mnck Morris, wns lynched in Leon county several dnys before ho X wns to have been hnnged. Governor Trammell commuted six of the 42 issued by him, recnlled three nnd one sentence wns reversed by the ❖ supreme court. Of the sixteen issued by Governor Y Cntts, two were commuted. Three of the four issued by Gover­ nor Hardee have been enrried out, The wny Americn is taking its dose Tom Brown, having been hnnged in •j. of deflation mny lend outsiders to Hillsborough county nnd Putnnm suspect thnt wo put the yell in yel­ Ponsell nnd .1. B. Mnrtin having been *£ low. executed in Oknloosn county, tho Inst A two having died last Saturday. Buy it with n Herald Wnnt Ad. f+*!••§••!••:*+++++ i () j "The Need of Tcnm Work In Agri­ culture” will bo the subject of nn ad­ dress by Dr. II. A. Morgan, president of the University of Tennessee, at the Livestock Roundup, University of Floridn, on October 6th. This is in­ formation just made public by offic­ ials who are arranging the program nnd will conduct the meeting. Dr. Morgnn is one of tho foremost lenders in tho agricultural world. Few men have devoted so much time nnd cITort to the upbuilding of tho South, agriculturally, ns hns he; his services to the formers of the South cover a period of thirty-three yenra. Beginning In 1889 he wnB state en­ tomologist of Louisiana for sixteen years. In 1905 ho bccnino director of tho Tennessee Experiment Station, lie filled thin position so successfully that in 1919 he wns nlso made presi­ dent of the University of Tennessee, which position he now holds ns well ns being director of tho Tennessee sta­ tion. It wns while located in Louisiana ns state entomologist that Dr. Morgan made critical investigations which brought much now light to benr upon the life history of the cattle tick. Ho wns the first man to lenrn how tho tick develops nnd to discover thnt tho tick actually could be eradicated. Much of the success of tick-eradication work of recent years hns been duo to the knowledge which he gnvo the world regarding this creature. President Morgnn wns u member of the Commission for Study of Rural Credits nnd Co-operntion in Europe nnd with other noted scientists mndc n critical study of ngriculturnl condi­ tions in the old world, bringing back mnny ideas thnt have been incorporat­ ed in the fnrming practices of this country. YOUTH ARRESTED AS A “8TICKUP" MAN. U f MtfA n■\ iVva fluY rWii > ..•-*• * i ■ • • �FA PR TO U P rogressive m ovem ents, fo ster­ ed by progressive individuals/ are invariably productive o f results. » ? rv * A ll progressive m ovem ents th at have for their aim the creating o f a GREATER SANFO RD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy o f th is in sti­ tution. 4if Identify yourself w ith th is strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. ATIYR IN SANFORD The representative of the Smile mid Fellowship League Is in Sanford for at Itiust tho next six weeks and win, give reports In regard to six groups of happy people. It hms arranged with Dr. George Hyman, pastor of tho Baptist Temple, to make the announcements. The following announcements will be made: Sunday night, Oct. 2—Tho names of the five men of Sanford most pleas* ant in their greetings. Sunday night, Oct. 0—The names of the five women of Sanford most pleasant in their greetings. Sunday night, Out. 18—The names of the flvo clerks most pleasant in dealing with customers. Sunday nlghtj Oct.23.—The business house nearest 100 per1 cen L ^tt pleasantness,' employer and" errU pldjfees:' r' • • S s ill^ a U lV M S S * STRENGTH :: PROGRESS : 4% INTEREST PAID SERVICE ■ Sunday "night; Oct. 30.—The five moat pleAsant young Jtirls or young ladies, ' * ■ ’ r Sunday night, Nov. 6—Tho five most pleasant boys' Or young men. Learn to Smile and Makes Others Happy. PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCll NIGHT High score being mndo by Mrs. Aylette Fitts who wns awarded a lovely cut glass nappy. The honoree, Mrs. LnznruB wns nlso presented with a MR8( FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, cut glass nappy. Phono 217-W • At tho conclusion of tho card game Mrs. Wight nsslstod by Mrs. Claude SOCIAL CALENDAR Howard served tempting refreshments j consisting of a salad course followed by an ice course. Invited to meet the honoree were: • Mcsdamcs Aylctto Fitts, George Dc■Cotton, Archie Betts, S. M. Lloyd, W, ; E. Watson, Ralph Wight, LaVerne Hurt, B. L. Perkins, Misses Mubte Howler, Mel I Whitncr and Adelaide Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. George DeCottcs re­ turned homo last night from Daytonn BIRTH DAY PARTY. Bench where they spent the week end Aliss Olive Newman entertained with Air. and Airs. G. D. Bishop. yusterdny afternoon at her homo on Fourth street at a very onjoynble party given in honor of the third birthday anniversary of little Aliss i Caroline HU|, tho dainty young daugh­ te r 'd f MiV 'nhtf AlrS.'W. C. Hill. I Out door game* were plnyod on tho i spacious lawn, including games both , old nnd new. ’ I After the gnmes tho children were .invited to the dining room which was prettily dccornfod in pink nnd green, Iquantities of pink vino and fern beJing used. A large birthday enko ccn, tored’ tho table, it held three tiny Jlighted tapers nnd delicious ice cream and cake wurcs erved. Cunning litl tie blue bnskots filled with candy were given as favors. ( The young guests enjoying this pleasant uiTnir were: Katherine ThigI pen, Ralph Tolar, Francis Roumillat, , Carlyle Houaholder, Adelaide and Pe.ter Higgins, Frederick Dnigor, Fredcd into their new homo yesterday, | cr|ck Williams, R. E. Griffin, R. G. which'they recently build on Laurel n^d Katherine Johnson, L. P. McCulavenue. I l„r _ Vial,. mill Jnnnn Froemnn. Itimsnll Tonight Is church visitation night for Presbyterians nnd a large number of teams of two will call on Preobytorinn homes in tho Interest of Sun* dny school nnd church attendance. The tenms of visitors will meet at church at 7 p. in., nnd a few minutes after will begin their rounds of calls continuing until 9:30. Tho following are some of tho visitors: J. H. McCnslin, II. J. Lehman, R. H. Mulrhend, Wilburn Rumple, Henry McLmilin, L. U. May, II. C. DuBose, L. I. Frazier, W. L. Henley, S. A. Ir­ win, II. R. Stevens, D. L. Thrnsh.er, C. E. Henry, K. A. Rossiter, R. L. Crls senberry, W. M. McKinnon, Air. Gil­ lespie, S. Runge, J. M. Hunter, F. T. Williams, N. II. Garner, C. L. Goodhue. Next Sundny is rnlly dny in tho Presbyterian Sundny schools of tho country, nnd similar visitations aro being mndo over tho coUttfy. The Presbyterian porgresslve progrnm has worked out this schomo of nrousIng tho churches for tho winter’s work. . The regular prayer service will not bo held ,tho people are asked to re­ main at their home to receive tho visitors. i S M E W * Welding- N ew F illing Station SOME --------I N - A N E W -— . Pair of Shoes There ure coals anil eoajs fur little Indies, but the best of them all for play or fcliooi' In eodl autumn days are thoae knitted ones that fit her snugly and altOw her so much freedom. Her*' In'fillo In which slio may romp os she will. VANCE DOUGLASS HOME BURNS The country home of Vanco Doug* Inns on Golden Lake south of the city burned to tho ground last night being a total loss. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Douginas had just finished many improvements on tho homo and it was one of tho most comfortable and convenient su­ burban homes In this section. It is not known Just how tho blaze started but rumored that it might havo caught from a defective wire ns Mr. Douglass had his own electric plant and the entire place was well lighted. Tho sympathy of thelrr many friends is extended to Air. nnd Mrs. Douglass and family In their Iohh of homo nnd furnlshlngH. S A N F O R D , FLA First Nnt’I Bunk Annex SEE OUR WINDOW ATTENTION Get your reservo seats for Thurs­ day night’s minstrel at Bower & Roumlllntt'fl, Prlco $1,215. Step live­ ly ’cause they arc goin’ fast, I!59-2tc permanent In nature, Stnr. ' 1,1 In-:;> ** t DRINK Elder Springs Water. Its HO 08-lrt per cent pure. Phone 311. TRY r* f A DAILY HERALD WAJfT AD, OfTico supplies of nil kinds at 7k Herald Printing Co. When you wut anything in'fnls lino see The Herald Wo huVft It or can get it. , - •> ■■ WOMANS’ CLUI1 NOTES At the coll meeting of the Womans’ Club on Tuesday afternoon the fol­ lowing officers were elected to re­ place vacancies caused by resigna-i tions: Club Treasurer: Mrs. John Aleisch. Chairman of Social Department: MYs, W. T. Langley. Tho social department nlso elected AHsh Mabel Bowler, vico chnirmnn, nnd the welfare department Airs. M, Air, and Airs. Frank Akers are now i Aliss Newman was assisted in serv- Thigpen, secrotnry nnd treasurer. All now nnmw to bo proposed for occupying their apartment at the ln(?’ |,y Misses Sara Evelyn Williams membership in tho club must bo sent homo of Air. nnd Mrs. Robert Walt- nmj Rniily Griffin, our on Laurel avenue. I _____ or phoned to Airs. II. II. AlcCnsiin. Phone 52‘1-J, by Friday nfternoon. -------| DINNERPARTY Airs. I). L. Thrnsher and Miss Alny j Mrs. C, W. Shinholscr entertained Thrasher motored to Eustis yesterday nt a dinner party Saturday evening INTERMEDIATE C. E, where they spent the dny. in compliment to her grand daughter iMiss Clifford Shlnhnlscr, whose birth’-1 Tho Intermediate C. E., society of IIOLY CROSS GUILD jdsy anniversary Itv/ns. tho Presbyterian church, have reor­ Tho Woman’s Guild of tho Holy Tho color BChomo of pink and green ganized with the following now of­ Cross church,"Will meet Alondny after- vvas effectively carried out in the dec- ficers: noon at 3:30 p. in. nt tho rectory. All orations nnd inter In the three course President—Kittle DuBose. members nro urged to attend, ' dinner. Vice-President—Mildred Holly, | After dinner the young guests ntocordtng Secretary—Grace GHlion. IN HONOR OF AIRS, LAZARUS tended tho “movies,” inter returning Treasurer—Dorothy Aloro. Airs. Hnl Wight was the gracious the house whore music, both inCaitt, Co. A.—Olive Newman. hostess yesterday afternoon at a mournful und vocal were enjoyed, Lieut. Co. A—Snra Evelyn Wil­ bridge party ut her homo on Purk Mrs. Shlnholser was assisted In on- liams. nvonuc, in compliment to Mrs. S. D. tortrtlnlng tho guests by Mrs. A. AI. Cnpt. Co, B.—Florence Aloro. LnznruH of Brooklyn, N. Y. | Phillips, the guests were Alisscs Lena Lieut. Co. B.—Emily Griffin. A profusion of lovely garden flow- Bello Hagan, Cnrmetn Barber, Alary riunist—Alary E. Puloston. ora were used in decorating the rooms Elizabeth Aloyo, Claire Walker and These young people meet each Sun­ where the card tables were placed. , Virgie Hyman, day nfternoon nt 2:30 in thoir C. 15., A very interesting game of bridge rooms. Everybody welcome. was played during tho afternoon ROOF GARDEN CLUB The Roof Garden Club motored out I)R. MARSH ALI. to tho home of Miss Beatrice Alartin IN WASHINGTON on Celery avenue yesterday afternoon for the usual weekly meeting. Dr. J. C. Marshall is in Washing­ All unfinished business wds attend­ ton attending tho Nntlunnl Associa­ ed to. Tho time of meeting being tion meeting of the X-Ray specialists changud to Monday yevening, as this of tho world. This Ib probably' tho will cnnblo tho working girls to at­ greatest gathering of specialists in tend, tMa Hno In the world as there nro r 'Ah soon ns all business wns dispos­ p'hysiclons from ovory pnrt of Europe ed of, tho hostess served us with de­ and America and other counirics. Dr, licious ice cream and cake, . “Foi^ First S tr e e t” Marshall; will also have tho ploasure : W* had as our guost'uf honor, Mr. of’visiting his sister, Miss Marie L. Burke'Steolo.’ Batteries with a Marshall, who is connected with tho f TWO-YEAR Navy Department nt Washington, and Guarantee will s[«nd a week or more at tho no- B atteries at CUT PRICES w d X C i^ ^ R P i^ T Sanford early this morning I Grandpa Mettinger: ■I arrived this morning. Matheg and RUGS Itdoing well.' ' -ic ■! •i - John Mottlnger Morgan. (The young marbia>the first bom- at Mr. and. Mr*.- :Ws LJ Morgan, 'and while the >message did n o t1 mention the father, we know thatihe'is foiling-’ considerably bettor and much chest-1 —Get your Scratch Pads from The ler. .Herald—by the pound—18c, Dixie Minstrels U N D E R AUSPICES OF Company “D” First Infantry* F. N. G. DIRECTED BY THE , . ,‘J Jt* ". | i . i £' d‘i, ' ALLISON-RUDISIU PRODUCTION COMPANY of CHARLOTTE, N . C. A CAST OF FORTY OF SANFORD’S BEST HOME TALENT AND PRO FESSIONAL PLAYERS A BEAUTY CHORUS OF FIFTEEN 01^T fl3fCITIES’ PRETTIEST AND MOST POPULAR YOUNG LADIES TICKETS ON SALE AT BANKS AND DRUG STORES. ' fl iv ’ '» ’»n : ’ ; . RUY EARLY PRINCESS THEATRE • K fii.'wito �______________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1921 PAGE of Application far, T D eed s Archbishop nannEt Preache* to K; of C. Notice Under Section 575 of the General jui r:l m js «; Autom obile Owners Statute* Law* of Florida Notice in hereby given that Charles D. Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 10, dated the 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1010, has filed Bald cortiflcato in my office and has made application for tux deed to issue In accordance W. J S.B^B with law. Said certificate embraces 3n ^ *•■ Roinif. to tho following described property In Tu'cUUen«hip in Florida, ho» , up hU C'Y f a brief visit Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: WWi of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and - * ; « . whiio h.™ i»ikSW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 nnd NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and k‘ioM' „ affn when Mr. Bryan S by 600 ft. E nnd W In SE corner and home in North Carol!ha •Moss N 7 1-2 ch.) Sec. 20, Twp 10 S, r «.n stated th“t ho would Range 30 E., containing 25 ucres. The f“lyt . t “a(dnl.<or th c U n lJ said, land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in trV „„.i» I" " 1 lh"' ,'1 ° ! ! ' toxw'! acquired interests in Toxas, the name of Elizabeth Kissel. e writers published stories Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, dat­ k ^ e c t that Mr. Brynn would ed tho 2nd tiny of June, A. L>. 1010, bly run for senator from Texas. has filed said certificate in my office Br an neither aiTirmed nor doand has made application for tax deed | bJt remained silent; however, to issue In accordance with law. Said L not become n candidate. Now, certificate embraces the following de­ Archbishop Ilantm of Han Francisco delivering lliokcriiioii ut sllleiim ponti­ bli announcement that he has fical innKfl in the grounds of Notre Dame convetil heforo the Knights of scribed property situated in Saminole m,|y adopted Florida os his legal County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4 dtneo and will become a voter in do!uinbu$, in convention there, Seated at the left Is Bishop Keane. in Sanford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks. j ,tate when he has been n cltlW of NE cor. run W to Intersection Lffielent length of time to entitle of W line of Sanford Grant SWIy WOODROW WILSON AT HOME, , to register, enterprising newspa- , GREAT IN WAR—GREAT IN , along Grant line 15.00 ch., E 4.68 ch., fwriter*, without any authority I NEly 17,55 ch. to beg,), Sec. 31, Twp. Not Bite of PEACE—MUCH GREATER BMr. BO’an, occasionally suggest 10 S., Range 30 E. 11(5 acres. Tho said . probability of him becoming a land being assessed nt tho date of tho Breakfast Until (Continu'd from h i t Onol nidak.for the'enate from Florldn. issuance of such certificate in the . n o longer dreasos for the occasion as You Drink Water name of Eliznbeth Kissel. cs not appear that Mr. Bryan i« 1jle n]woyfl did whiio President; it ia mible for these rumors. Around •on fnmu0j But no meal in tho Wilson Also: Tax Certificate No, 22, dat­ •apa ajfllaM of Hot water and ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, hus pitol it is tho opinion thnt Mr. j,ouso ever proceeds until grace ia phosphate provonta lllnaaa filed said certificate in my offico and n is too astute n politician Mr, Wilson has a lw a y B said it and ktopo w flit has made application for tax deed to _ consider becoming n candidate himself, and months ngo when he was issue in accordance with law; the senate so soon after declaring | B0 wea)£ he could hardly stand withSAYS A GLASS OF HOT WATER Said certificate embraces tho fol­ Idtlienship In n state in which he out old, and his voice was almost In­ AND PHOSPHATE PREVENTS lowing described property situated in ot yet a qualified voter and enn- audible, he steadied himself on his ILLNESJj AND KEEPS Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Bog. io qualify until one yenr nftcr chair and whispered tho plea for di­ US FIT. NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 10 ptlng his legal residence therein. vine blessing. , S., Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20 Never Neglects the Dfblc. recalled that only lost yenr Mr. Just as coal, when It burns, leaves ch, to s nnd u B Ry wly n,on(f Bam0 After dinner ho goes In for rend­ |in was a voter in Nebrnskn and behind incombustible ashes, so the 7 j.g ch N go deg. W 10.0(5 ch. W 10 ing or nmusement. Once n week Mr. candidate In that state, food nnd drink taken dny after day ch. S11.13 ch. Nely 23ch. S 14 deg. E 8 hlle it is predicted hero that Mr. Wilson has a motion picture show of leaves in th* alimentary canal Indl- ch.( s fll, (log.f W to pt. 30 ch. W of E will not become a candidate, his own and frequently sees the fengestihle material, which If not com- |ino of Stt, am\ 10 ch N of S line of old he decide to do so, those who |turo film at the same time it Is being pletely eliminated from the Bystem NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of Ifamiliar with .Senator Trammell’s ’shown at the theatres down town. Oceach day, becomes food for tho mil­ NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sec. tndld record In the senate and his cnsionnlly ho goefl to a vaudeville lions of bactcrln which Infests the E to beg. 1G7 acres. Tho said land etlon to Florida in which state ho Bhow, his party tnking seats in the bowels. From this mass of left-over being assessed nt thu dnte of the is­ (resided for more than forty years lnid row, and entering and lenving waste, toxins and ptonmineliko poi­ suance of such certificate in the name with every effort to avoid ostentation during which time he faithfully sons arc formed and sucked into the of Jncob Kissel. —it rarely happens, however, thnt [ltd his people ns attorney-general blood. Unless said certificates shall bo re­ somebody falls to discover tho visitori governor prior to his election to Men nnd women who enn’t got feel­ deemed according to Inw, tax deed and a demonstration of handclnpping |«nste, freely predict thnt ho will will issue thereon on tho 1st dny of ing right must begin to take inside always ensues. t-elected by «n overwhelming ma­ September, A. D. 1921. baths. Before brenkfast each morn­ Evenings at home, however, alt) lty. Many Floridians who visit the Witness my official signature and pitol isy the sentiment is qulto spent in tho family circle. The for­ ing drink a glass of hot water with Beal this the 26th dny of July, A. D. ly in favor of Senator Tram- mer President and Mrs. Wilson read a toaspoonful of limestono phosphate 10 2 1 . pi'* re-olectlon, and that his $er- a book together, or perhaps Mra.' Wil­ In It to wash out of tho bowels tho (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS,. ha* been so satisfactory that son rends aloud. Sometimes It is one previous dny’s poisons and toxins, and Clerk Circuit Court, of tho detective stories of which Mr. to keep tho entiro nllmcnUry c.tunl i appears to ho no probability of Seminole County, Fla, Wilson wns said to be so fond. lie clean, puro and fresh. having opposition. 9-14-Gtdh By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. takes to bed early, not to sleep, how­ Those who are subject to sick head­ ever, but to relax, to read and write. ache, colds, bllliousncss, constipation, fLLMAN COMPANY. Like Mark Twain, ho docs much read­ others who. wake up with bad tasto, Notice of Application for Tax Deni EARNINGS A N N O U N C E D . ing and writing in bed, Propped up stiffness, or have j\ sour, gassy stom­ Under Section 575 of the General by pillows, and with a little writing ach after meals, are urged to get a IIICAGO, HI., Sept. 27.—Tho an- board ncross his knee, he reads nnd Statutes. I lUtemcnt of the Pullman Co., for mnkes notes, some of them volumi­ quarter pound of limestone phosphate fiscal year ending July 31, 1921, nous nnd in shorthand. They are not from the drug store and begin prac­ Notice is hereby given that V. G. ticing internal sanitation. This will public today shows revenue of notes for a book which many expect. Jones, purchaser of 1-3 Interest In cost very little, but is sufficient to 42,066.31, including $00,315,717.70 .......... ....................... ........ ......... However, the evening may be spent, make anyone an enthusiast on the Tn^ Certificate No. 84L dated tho 2nd the earnings of cars for eleven however tired ho may be, there is one dny of July, A. D.r 1990, hus filed said *. ending July 31. Total expen- [thing tho former President nover neg- subject.—Adv. Certificate in my office nnd has made including declared dividends of ] lects. It is the reading of a few measure of his progress toward application for Tnx Deed to Issue In 90,820.00 were $70,720,902.23, an i verses of tho Bible. When he says health must bo measured with those accordance with law. Snid certificate »CM of expenses over revenue, goodnight he invariably rends aloud facts in mind. His normnl weight in embraces the following described pro­ rgeahlc to the surplus account of jsome short passage from the Bible health while he wns president was perty situated In Seminole Comity, ‘78,835,92. Total assets arc given which always rests on tho reading tn180 pounds. He shows little depart­ Florida, to-wlt: E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of 11163,2-18,989,03. ble nt his bedside. ure from thut figure now. IHr eye­ SE 1-4 Sec. 26, Twp. 20 S., Range Sends Attendant Away sight is ns good although he has dis­ 29 E. 20 acres. The said land being Iicse fellows who are opposed in Friends and ndmirors ask, what in carded his favorite nose glnsseB fur assessed nt the date of the issuance *»ing up the atom into fifteen hun- Woodrow Wilson’s renl condition now? spedtaclcs. His hair has turned of such Certificate in tho nnmc of J. d parts niay tie useful before long Ho will he sixty-five yenrs old next snow white, but has not thinned. HIh E. Phipps, Admr. *ldj In calculating tho value of tho December and has puBsed through nn appetite is too robust to please his Also Tax Certificate No. 883, dated Int.—Manchester Union. ordeal which few men survive. The phyysicinns. Last March when he the 3rd dny of June, A. D., 1901, hns left the White House with President­ flNi said Certificate in my offico and ►f++++py.v.t..t.p+++++4(++.},+++4>+4l+4,++4l++++4.+++++4MMH>,, elect Harding, an attendant had to has mndo application for tnx deed to place his feet on each succeeding step issue in accordance with law. Spid from the portico. The other dny ho certificate embraces tho following de­ sent his attendant away nnd climbed scribed property nltunted in Semi­ alone, not without Homo effort, into nole County, Floridn, to-wit: 1-3 int. hiH automobile, just to see if ho could in E 1-2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 26 do it, nnd seined pleased to find thnt Twp. 20 S., Range 29 EnRt. Tho snid he could. lund being assessed nt tha dnte of tho Mr. Wilson is far from n well mun issuance of such certificate in tho today; ho wnR far from a well man name of T. A. Phipps. when ho entered the Whlto House over Also Tnx Certificate No. 836 dated eight years ngo. But during the lost tho 2nd dny of Juno, A. D., 1002, hnH two yenrs there linvo been times when filed said certificate in my office and his voico wnj inaudible ami when he hns mndo application for tnx deed to could not support himself alone. His fssuc in accordance with Inw. Said condition today shows more Improve­ certificate embraces tho following de­ ment than his family nnd friends dar­ scribed property situated in Somlnoio ed hope for. County, Floridn, to-wit: 1-3 int. in Mr. Wilson brought with him to the E l -2 of SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sect. 26, White House the small savings of a Twp. 20 S., Range 29 East, 20 acres. life time, which ho preserved. Dur­ ing his terms in tho 'presidency his Tho said land being assessed at tho royalties from books previously writ­ date of tho issuance of HUch certificate KAINIT—SH E E P M A N U R E — ten mounted into rather handsome in tho nnmo of T. A. Phillip. sums. Singularly enough, they have AIbo Tax Certificate No. 261, dated G O A TM A N U R E shown a marked slump since he left tho 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1010, hns the White House. While ho wns pres­ filed said certificate in my offico and And Other M aterials ident circumstances helped him save has made application for tax deed to •r money. issue in accordance with Inw. Said Tho war and the suspension of ao- certificate embraces the following de­ Our Prices Will Save You Money cial functions nnd entertainment wero scribed property situated in Seminole quite a nltem. It has been estimated County- Florida, to-wlt: Bog. 481 ft. that tho former president's pocket- N. and 1114 ft. E. of SW. Cor., Sec. book was at least |26,000 richer be­ 31, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E. Run N. cause he was not called upon to wine 1 deg. E. 106 ft. N. 80 deg. W. 200 ft. and dine numerous dignitaries and of­ S, 1 deg. W. 100 ft, Ely. 200 ft. moro ficial persons, ____ i „ , v ,oor r lless e n a o5.10 . i u aacres. c re s , The m o ssaid n i a iUnd i n u bo uu* llv « r iq f f e with .n establishment of • * » • . * » • «* th» only three servant, end o “used cor.” *nM ” • ■»'l> I" «>• "*">• PHONE 536 S. C. Jones. 9 Unless said Certificates shall bo re­ —Get your Scratch Pads from The deemed according to law tax deed will Herald—by the pound—15c. Santord—Thursday BEST TIRE OFFER EVER M ADE N ever B efore, Probably N ever A gain 30x3 N o n -S k id .................... :........... $ 9 .5 0 30x3‘/ 2 N o n -S k id .............. ............. . 11.50 You will not have th is opportunity again . § [ / B A TTER IES S THE GIANT THAT LIVES IN A BOX 6-V olt “E xides” n o w ............ ......$24.50 1 RAY BROTHERS [ 314 W EST FIRST ST. SANFO RD, FLA. a Fertilizer M aterials i AUCTION! MULES - HORSES TH U R SDA Y , SEPTEM BER 29TH I will sell 27 HEAD HORSES AND MULES. This 1b a bunch of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or shine. Several good saddle horses. Terms of sole: Half cash, bal­ ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This liberal of­ fer made because I believe in Snnford, the County, the Com­ munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No by bid­ ding. _ _ REMEMBER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH SA N FO R D WALKER S. REIDFLORIDA issue thereon on the 19th dny of Oc­ tober, A. D., 1921. Witness my official signature and seal this the 14th day of September, A. D., 1921. (Seal.) E. A .DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Floridn. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 9-14-6tc. en that the clttrena and t a i payern of aald Special Hoad and llrhlge IMatrtct No. 2, Of Memlmile County, Florida, are hy 111V aald ordar required to l>o and appear before Ihe Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, on the 11th day uf October, A. I). IPS!, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at Tltuavllla, Comity of ItrrvnrO, and Stale of Florida, then and there to allow cauae. If any they have, why aald bunda ahould not he vaUdated nod con­ firmed. WITNKSH my hand and Ihe aeal of the Cir­ cuit Court of the Seventh Judicial Circuit ef Seminole County, Slate of Florida, tlita 2lat day of Neplutitlier. A. It. 1U21. (scA t.) .ijA.M, J)j I J . M'-Av* c. a . nmmi.ASH, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Seminole County, Florida, In (he Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Olr. SCIIKt.t.K MAI NFS, Attorney for Petltlonera. cult of rlortde, In end for Bemtnole County. 0-21-lto FLORIDA ALLIGATOR . COMES OUT. CITATION H|«.i'!el Itoad A Ilrldga IMitrlct No. 3, of Hem!* tioln County, I’lorliie. Iiy end llirntiftl, I.. A. Itruinley, O. P. Swope. Kndor Curlvtt, O. W. KitUniliiKer end I.. P. IleKen, rompoelng Die linenl of Oiiinty ('omtnlulonera uf Seminole County, I'lorlde, re. Tim Stele of Floridn, e* rel tleo. A. DoCottee, M«1t> Attorney for (ho Seventh Jtidlclel Clrenll of the Mtnti* uf Florida: To llie Cltlrene end Tav Peyere of eeld Hpeclel lined and llrlilen lllalrlrt No. U, of Seminole County. Florida: WIICItKAB, n petition hee been filed In the ntoive atyled raune hy Special Itoad nnd llrldiie IHatrtrl No. 2 of Seminole County. Florida, net* llnir forth the fact that an election wita held 111 aald Special Ihmd anil Ilrlilisei Itlalrlct No. X of Seminole County, Florida, on the 17th day of May, A, It. IPU1, to determine whether or not there almuhl lie tu n ed hy laid Special Hoad ami llrhlue IMalrlct liomla In tho atini of flit),OOO.OO, to licar Interra! nt tho rate of ala per cent., principal of anhl Ixmda In mature thirty y rn rt nftcr the dnte of (lie luunnee (hereof, Ihe pro, crede of anhl liouda lo he need for Ihe purpose of building nnd cmialrticllng certain propoacd road a ami hrhlgrn In nald Special Hoad anil Ilrhlge lllalrlct, and th a t a Canvaa of the relitrna of anhl rlecllon almwa prlmn facto that the reaull of anht election wna In favor of tho luMlance or Immla afureaald hy the anhl Special Itoad ami llrhlge IMalrlct. NOW. TIIKItKFOItB, pursuant to an order of Ihe Court herein made, notice la hereby giv­ GAINESVILLE, Fla., Sept. 27.— With Truman Green, of Tampa, na editor-in-chief, nnd Pete Hnrrls, of the same city, ns managing editor, tho first issue of the Floridn Alligator, published by the students of the Uni­ versity of Florida, httB mndo its ap­ pearance. Aleck Whito Ib business manager of the publication. Horace Wilson, his assistant nnd other mem­ bers of the stag include Glover Mil­ ler, assistant to tho managing editor, Franklin West, Hnrrold Klock and Morry Cohen, reporters, K. K. IlnnBon, Ed Woodborry, Pnrmcnto nnd Ozzy Bio, contributing editors. For officii supplies, stationery, ate, come to tho Herald office. SANFO RD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GORE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 West FlrBt Street Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems Chase & AUCTION! O uch! It Goes the to have to lell lumber at present prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man who wants to build. E xperts'say that lumber will never be so cheap again. The pia^n who ppstpotiet build­ ing is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the time. Let us figure on that job—you'll be surprised! ' * HILL LUMBER CO. o w j l g u [ | ) *• tfl*.f. SERVICE }>'■ | f- * I QUALITY —»■* PRICE �'jw : " i n PAGE FOUR • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1921 ness in presenting the check and in THE BAD CHECK LAW. socurlng the warrant for the arreet -------U aM w « t t f l u i M t n « f i S sad t, at Tto we will have the problem with us, and | Merchants and others having oc of the guilty party, so that he can not XaraU BvUdtu, 1*7 MafaalU Avaaaa of the we would like to have it aolvcd for casion to handle tho checks of cub - get outatde the jurisdiction b u l M i Hat Ida the simple reason J/-at with the big. tomers should post themselves care state before he la apprehended THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. business resuming everywhere there fully on the provisions of the “bad “BREEZE-WAY" HOUSES. should be no unemployed. I check law" passed by the legislature The Jacksonville Metropolis has our | at its last session, B. J. H O LLY __ __________ Editor The trouble with ninny of our N. J. LI LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer idea in the following: Section 1 of this act reads as folis, w ithout exception, a story friends who come from northern “We are merely depressed after tho lows: B. A. NEEL............General Manager fever, and wo want to know tho way "It shall be unlawful for any porson dimes to make their homes in tho' ROBERT J. nOLLY, Jr., to speediest and dependable conval­ to draw or utter to another any check sunny south is that they are prone to CIBOULATIOM KAKAOEB o f savin g, th rift and economy, Pbone 148 up to 6 P. M. escence. When wo know tho way, without there being at the time there­ bring their northern ideas with them BCiartUtaa 1 >Ua Kada 1 —w m AppllmHm everybody in America—capital and la­ of sufficient funds on deposit or to It Is a greatt mistake. If they could bor, employer mid employe, captains his credit with the drawee named leave the ideas and bc'iefa which they and th e establishm ent o f con­ ■akaarijUaa M h la Adtaaoa Oaa Taai ......................................................... SMS of Industry and the privates in the therein to insure the payment of have been reared In nnd considered •la MmUi ............. MO Daltrarad la City kr Oairiat trenches will go ovet1 the top, in the same upon presentation within a rea­ having the authority of Gospel truths, Oaa W«»k ............................................... IS Paata fidence and credit through an advance drive of peace." sonable time after negotiation, pro­ on the far aide of the Ohio river Tha Me la . to lS-mc* Waahte BaraU aaThese are the words of President vided that this section shall not ap­ when they cross that muddy stream, U n i, aarata Baalaala O m t r aad la vaMlakad aranr Friday. AdratUalae iataa aada fcaava Harding, spoken before the confer­ ply to any check where the payee or and forget them ever after their first aa apyliaatlaa. Daaaaratla la taUttaa. P .M uninterrupted banking con­ ear yaar, alwaya la advaaaa. ence to discuss unemployment, which holder has been expressly notified few ycafa In Florida would be easier opened its session in Washington prior to the drawing or uttering of and more satisfactory. Member of The Aaaoclated Preea Perhaps we should say right here Monday. \ same that the drawer did not have on nection In the case of the Individual, after depost or to his credit with the that the above remark is not Intended the fever has passed ami the patient drawee sufficient funds to Insure pay­ to apply 1 nany way to the settlers' has entered tho period of convales­ ment as nforesaid." religious or political beliefs. We rec­ And Orlando did herself proud, as cence, all tho neighbors are not called This section applies to all cases, ognise in the fullest degrees the ab­ uiual. in to air their views on the treatment whether the check is drawn to meet solute right of every individual to of a victim recovering from fever, nor an existing obligation or is given for order his own life as he pleases in Well, Orlando can do that thing all is a squad of specialists called in, but goods purchased or money advanced. those important particulars. Wo re­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER right, and so can Sanford. one or two capable and experienced Section 5, id important as supplying fer more particularly to those ideas F. P. Forster, President -----------o----------doctors prescribe for the patient. tho foundation upon which a prose­ regarding the construction of his With tho Orlando and Sanford spir­ This nation it* nothing more than an cution for giving o bad check can be home and the cultivation of his ground B. F. Whitner, Cashier it of booBt and “do something,” wo Individual in it magnified a hundred started. It reads: He must know if he Is a man of aver­ con accomplish anything we havo a or more times. “Section 5. That it shall bo tho du- age Intelligence, that 'conditio ns of mind to.—Reporter-Star. Mr. Harding has in his cabinet men ty of tho drawoa of any and ail checks sal! nqd cllmqto, here nro, radically -----------o----------who would—if the power wns given ^ns hereinbefore defined, before re­ different fron) those id the north. He Two of the greatest inlnnd cities in them—accomplish more in solving fusing to pay same to holder upon docs know it, yet the old traditions of tho State, and yet .they have the St. the unemployment problem in this presentation, to enuse to be written or his boyhood dnys nre so strong upon Johns river to back them up. You county than will over be accomplish­ stamped in plain language thereon him that ho often proceeds in the old can't heat them. ed by this conference, which will de­ the reason for the drawee’s dishonor way. We often see houses in tho coun­ velop into a free-for-all debating so­ or refusnl to pay same, and in all try districts,'nbw and glossy with Looks like the editor will have to ciety before the session is ended. This prosecutions under this act, the in­ paint ,that need no labels to prove get away for n few dnys and take that is a prediction. We are willing to troduction in evidence of any unpaid they were built by northern men. One fishing trip to Coronndo, where the You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live Pro­ in every abide by it. and dishonored check, having tho can find their duplicates sod son waves arc saying something. The secretary of the trensury, the drawee's refusnl to pay stamped or northern ^tnto, in Now Englntvl, nnd fession al and B usiness Man in ■ -----------o secretary of commerce and the secre­ written thereon with tho reason there­ nil through the middle west. Com­ Tomorrow is the great big Merch­ tary of lnbor are the men who possess for a snforesnid, shall bo prima facie fortable, homey-looking domiciles Sanford in This Column ants’ Gain Day and general good tlmo the information thin conference is evidence of the making or uttering of they nre too in the main, In spito of for everybody. Let everyone get to­ seeking. But tho president has not said check, nnd the due presontntion their nnrrow, skimped porches, in­ gether and mnke it an occasion long given them the power to trent the pa­ to the drawee for payment and tho evitable two stories, and numerous LAW YERS CONTRACTORS to he remembered. tient. Tim administration lias refused dishonor thereof nnd that the same smnll rooms. But somehow they don’t to supply the diet necessary to the wns properly dishonored for the rea­ seem to “fit in" with tho landscapes. Hopo they decided Inst night to S. O. Shinholser Goorge A. D eC ottes recovery of the patient from the ef­ sons written or stamped by tho The southern man builds differently. build that trolley line from Sanford Attorncy-at-Law Contractor mid Builder fects of war fever. This conference drawee on such discredit with the He wants wide, roomy porches .ex­ to Tampn. In that event, the present will merely emphasize it. Over Seminole County Bunk tending around three sides, ami pos­ drawee nnmed herein to insure the SANFORD FLOH rnilroad rates need not bother this --------------o -------------sibly four, of his house. Experience SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA honored check." pnrt of Florida any longer. Section 0, provides ns n penalty for has taught him thnt n large pnrt of THE GREATEST CITY IN THE ---------------------- o -----------------------Sanford Constructs i passing worthless checks a fine of the life of tho occupants of thnt house WORLD. According to tho .Tncksonvlllo pa­ BATTERIES will he passed on those porches, nnd CONTRACTORS AND BUILD! I not over $500 or Imprisonment not pers, there evidently seems to bo a he wants them ns roomy ns possible. Somewhere we saw in print the j exceeding six months, or both, in the BUIKO YOtTB Planee and Specification! Che man named Pope on trial down there. Furnished In fact, there is nothing else seems other day tho claim that London wns discretion of the court, while, if re- He leans to tho bungalow style of B attery Troubles to U s All Work Gunrinteed t a B M triM l Work and can rim to matter to tho Jacksonville reading tho greatest city in the world,, those stitutlon is made to the holder of the architecture ,and rnroly builds a sec­ W» r n dapandakla aarrlo*.. H. T. PACE P. 0. Boil who havo thin opinion should rend worthless check the fine is made not ond story, unless a sleeping porch public. WE ALSO HATS OOKFKTZKT MKCHAXICB may ho called such. Tho two ideals over $100 or 50 days imprisonment, what Dr. Frank Crane has to auy TOE OTZBRAUUKO YOU* CAE are widely different. Tho northern or both. We hopo Rol> Holly can soon get relative to New York aad London. Under these sections it is a danger- man hns been accostoniod nil his life Sanford B attery Service Builders & Contractor! This is how ho puts it: Ii Ih interurban trolley lino in opera­ Sketches and Estimate! Pnii Company The world moves so fast it is hard ous thing to draw a check without be­ to seeing bhildings constructed with a tion, if we enn render any assistance, building too large and none too i ing sure the funds are in the hank to main view to barring out tho bitter Phone 189 L. A*-Renaud, Prop. — ALL WORK GUARANI call uppon us.—Roporter-Stnr. Just to keep up with it. And tile United Htntcs move faster meet it. At the same time, business cold of the long northern winter, nnd keep your foot on the exhjlarator, old men can not rely upon tho more ex­ it takes him n few years to got rid of than the world. W ilson & Shorey fellow, and get some capitalists inter­ istence of this law as full protection; the old tradition. The southerner on HARTFORD BATTERY Pino and Garland Hts„ Orlando, 1 A h Andrew Carnegie put, it tho na­ ested. tions of the Old World creep forward but they must co-operate with its the contrary, builds for protection “B attery Insurance” Sherman said war is hell, and Sher­ at a snail’s pace, the Western Re­ provisions In order to he in position from the fierce rays of tho tropical PU R E WATER Sold and Serviced by man was right. However, there are public rushes past with the speed of to prove up their case, if they are sun. One builds for heat, the other for swindled. coolness. , other disadvantages in this world, and an express train. Edw. H iggin s, Inc. Elder Springs Water) They should, therefore, if they have W. E. Holies, president of the Pi­ And the noise of progress is New' one of them is being unable to attend Boundness of a nellas County Board of Trade, has 99.98% PURE H aigh t & W ieland a banquet at Orlando. However, our York City. It is the prow of the nny doubt of the check, present It to the bank on written an article for the Florida Real Ship of State, which, with a bone in Phone 311-W Smford, friends came 'round with n big which it is drawn, at the curliest pos­ Estate Journal and Industrial Record, its teeth, sails ahead Into the sen of limousine, John Melflch, F. P. Forster GARAGES sible moment, nnd, if it i.i refused, which Ih full of valunblo suggestions and Dr. Stevens—tho capitalist, tho the future. LORD’S PURITY Wo were brought up on tho idea see that the bank stamps on the check for prospective builders. We quote: banker and the doctor—ot tnke us Smith Bros. G arage “The chief hot wenther considera­ down to Orlando and see that we were that London is the greatest city in (not on a paper pinned to it its re­ WATER Expert Repairing fusal to pay) nnd the reason thereof. tion here, ns everywhere else, is comthe world. It’s so no more. Tho tnkon enre^ of. But it could not bo AS GOOD AS THE BBST OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES •lone. We know when wo are knock­ western metropolis hnB outdistanced Then, with this check so stamped as 'ort, nnd thnt means abundant circu­ rhoMi Oak and First Dally Service ovidonce, he enn make the required lation of fresh nir, plenty of doors ed out, and nothing less than n knock­ it. Now York is the largest centre of affidavit for tho arrest of tho person nnd windows arranged In line so thnt out will ever keep us from attending issuing it, and tho chock itself, with the breeze will have a direct pnth to population on the globe. REAL ESTATE a Chamber of Commerce meeting or SANFORD NOVEL! Even four years ago five boroughs tho notation of the bark thereon, is travel ncross the house in any dlrecbanquet, ’Tis good though, to know that yaii have friends ami wo will of New York City contained 5,(118,752 sufficient evidence, unless the maker tion it blows. Some extremists claim E. F. Lane W ORKS tell the world that we have plenty of l inhabitants, while the 28 boroughs of of the cheek nets up some collateral wo don’t need any windows at all— defense. Real Estate and Insurance Rlmply walls made of fly-screen wire friends in Sanford and Orlando, and London under one city government, Passing worthless checks upon un­ cloth with adjustable roll curtains In­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. had a population of hut 4,517,172. wo are proud of them. Phone 95 It is not only larger but it Is grow­ suspecting persons hns heretofore side to keep out bad wenther. Their ---------- o---------- General Shop and Mi ing faster. It is the healthiest of boon one of tho most common meth­ Iden is a roof for shelter, a floor to WHY ALL THE FUSS? ods of swindling in this state as It Is walk on. and everything else wide cities. Geo. W. K n ight W o rk Although some one dies in New elsewhere. But with the due enforce-, open." Why is all the fus* about the un­ Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDE employed? Why does President York City every seven minutes, a ba­ mont of thir law—nnd it Is the vie-' He calls the plans which, ho udSANFORD -:FLORIDA tim’s duty to B e e thnt.it is enforced— vocates "Broeze-Wny Ilouseq" nnd Hording want to call n conference of by Is born every three minutes. 517 Commercial Street Swfefil Three hundred nnd ninety people the practice enn be virtually broken the name well indicates the idea.— all tho people everywhere on tho sub­ ..Employment Bureau.. ject of the unemployed They nre out nro added to the population every up. The watchword ahoulu be prompt* Tampa Times TRANSFER of employment under the Republican day by new arrivals. The vocational committee of the Busi­ Every three months there is ndadministration—the Democrats can­ ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE G00I not help matters any—the people call­ ded to the city enough people to mnke requests ail young women desiring employment to resistor at the First Quick Service Transit ed into tho conference cannot help another city as large as New York Storage Facilities any—why call any conference? In was at the beginning of the nine­ National Bank. teenth century. AGNUS G. BERNER, Chairman If we please you, fell fact, there is nothing anyone can do tell us. Phone 498 While London doubles Its population except President Harding nnd his every thirty yonrs, Now York doub­ cabinet, and just why President Hard­ W ILSON VULCANIZ­ HOTELS ing and his cabinet do not solve tho les every eighteen years. ING WORKS New York Is n concern that does question, is what n lot of wo little O. C. WILSON. Own.r people down hero in Fmidn. wnnt to a larger business than nny other cor­ H otel Montezuma SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND G U A RA N TEED 6,000 MILES know. Tho unemployment question 1h poration extant. It requires n ensh “Sanford's New Hotel” REASONABLE PRICES not worrying us nny at present, but balance of thirty million dollars. W lf h t Broth.r« . r t | « Building 91JO Up Per Day New York is the wealthiest spot on earth. Its assessed value is greater Don't fail to drive through our filling station and try your Sanford M achine & thnn all of tho United Stntea west of the Mississippi. Foundry Co. wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows you if your It’s income exceeds that of twenty General Machine and'Boiler Works wheels need attention. states combined. Dissolve 1-2 envelope of Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear One American In every nineteen Gelatine in 1-2 cup cold bands in stock lives In New York. water. Add 1 tablespoon Crank Shafts Re-turned ELECTRICAL Ono-tonth of all the products man­ of lemon juice nnd syrup ^Contractors ufactured in tho country is nude in from 1 can ' Libby's Red Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave V u l c a n i m i n g New York. ChcrricH, heated to boiling N ew Era Printery Phone 4IJ point. The assessed tax valuation of New G. Bassett Smith, Prop. York is almost double that of Lon­ When it begins to set, |U 1 COMMERCIAL AND don. add Cherries and one stif­ Arc. JOB PRINTING fly beaten egg white. Chill Now York hns three times ns many and serve with whipped hotels aa London. crenm. And twice ns many theatres. Tho hank clonrings of Now York A cteylene W elding nro nearly fifteen billion dollars a OF ALL KINDS year larger than London's. WELAKA BLOCK -----------o---------Phones 497-494 Sanford W elding Co. For first class Job work—the HeralJ Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. the north dumps • million ori SANFORD DAILY HERALD when more unemployed on us this winter,' it The Biography of Successful Men First National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD M k IV,» Ifcl Dill j j I m u NON-SKID 30X3 NON-SKID $12.50 ;j 10.50 i! CHERRYSPONGE GILLON4 FRY Frank Akers lire Co. i K; Deane T urner _____ ____ ____ First and Elm Avenue ________ �THE SANFORD *‘ firM m * % ■ t|N|PM| ,;* In and A bout Ba r ,i f III, Arraag*d for Herald Reader* & The City «j$ im u it Lillie jfmtioP Hatteri I* W1*4*’ yersonsl H*®*f I»l«*sl 4'* | HIE WEATHER « Pot F lo rid a : Local thund4 mho « « tonl.ht or Than4 d»y. No change In tempera­ 4 4 ture. * 4 4 4 * * * 4 'k: # n( # # # M# d '# 4 *. 4 # 4 4 * * Get ready for tomorrow. Bring your basket* to tho park for lancb—ftlled bwket*’ . H e very latest styles in *t the Quality Shop. 16?-S« W. R. Gaston waa a visitor Tuesday from Bartow, Ga. her* j. 0. Evans, of Tampa, waa J!on|lay transacting; business. hero # # * # * PERATURE ■■ Old Max stays right on tho job and will not get off the 00 mark. We had a dandy littie khbwer yesterday after­ noon and, soma last night. We need mprp hut we are extreme­ ly thankful w r what wo have received. I t was one ofi tho greatest of blessings. Just a those elegant cool October daya ere long. 5:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 28 hfaxjmum ...................„..! 06 Minimum'................. 06 ...................... 71 F. M. Thompson, of Frankfort, Ky., was a business visitor hero Monday. Mr. Adams and D. L. Thraahor mo* toml to Orlando yesterday afternoon- m m v r m im r r F r T . x m j m . SANFORD AND OtyANDQ HAD S SCQND W E FEAST AT' ORLANDO LABT NIGHT (Conllnu.d from I' m * One) from the Orlando Chamber ,and San­ ford was ably represented by Prcaltnde Goo. W. Knight, 11. R. Stevens, * •F. P. Foster, Forest Lake, D. C, Mar­ » lowe, E. T. Woodruff and msny oth4 *rs, 4 • Retrospect of the Orlando Meeting By A Side Liner • 4 4 # 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * # 4 4 Tho oqly regret able feature of the whole affair was tho absence of “Ye Gpnial Scribe, Bob Ifplly.’* Laid up with a bilious nttackihe did not feol that ho would be physically capable of dispensing with the tasteful viands he knew would be served up by, the Orlando,bunch. It made tho Sanford contingent nearly, as sick ns Bob when It became apparent he would be un­ able to go. Ife should foo) a lot bett?F today If, the wpR. yfjphoa. of his many, (jrlqndo friet can help. him. Glenn ,ofithelOf]i.odo Sentinel, pre­ sented a. resolution expressing: the regret of. the meeting at not having Rob present andiwUhing him a spedy recovery. Glenn nnd his contemporaries, the Brossler. Twins, nnd Bob Holly Usu­ ally have a great deal to discuss and Imbibo when they got together. This probably accounts for tho Boltcltudo shown by Glenn Inst P. M. T o u rn a m e n t One of tho annual affairs in Sanford that attracts the lovers of good horse­ manship and next Thursday will he no exception, and the big dance at night, with the parade and good eats and Minstrel Show and other things that will tnkc place that day should find you amongst the— 1 WELL DRESSED MEN and in order that you might know the logical place to find out all you should know about these Well Mon we invite you to call around at their , Dressedit/V headquarters—that’s-------------------- i / 7 / / sm /?£ r///jr / s S a n fo r d , F la . Don't forgot tho minstrel show to­ morrow evening and Friday evening. Cnll and see our new fall lino Of up-to-date millinery.—The Quality j Born, to, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Mc­ Shop. Clelland, a nine pound bnby girl, Sep­ T. W. White, of Philadelphia, wbb tember 18th. registered at the Montezuma Tues­ Mr. aqd Mrs.. Walter Morgan arc day. receiving congratulations upon the I>. R. Brisson, of Daytonn Beach, is birth of a son at the Fernald-Lnughspending several days hero on busi­ lln Hospltnl. ness. C. B. Thompson, of Orlando, pro­ Have your watches nnd jowolry re­ prietor of the Army Store there, was paired at McLaulin’s. Two first clasq in tho city yesterdny combining busi­ watch makers. Prompt service. ness and pleasure. 140-tfc “EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant Mr. Whiteside, clerk of the- Empire tl\n^ lives in a box. We can now fur­ Hotel, of Orlando, was in this city nish six'.VoU Bntterles nt $2-1.50. Wo yesterday attending to business. ‘ buy) sell, exchange, recharge nnd repnir nil makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ S. Rosenbaum, of New York, was ers. Phono 548. 150-tfc registered at the Montezuma yester­ day while in the city attending to October first is Post Card Dny in business. Florida. Write to all your friends on Florida Post Cards. You can got In our new quarters with a fino line them from tho Herald oiTIco nt one of now up-to-date millinery. Call cent each, Remamber Post Card Day, and sec us.—Tho Quality Shop. Advertise your state. 150-3tc ROOMING, Red nnd green slate sur­ J. K. Hlankeley, of Orlando, repre­ face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger senting limise-Hempstone Co., of New Iprand, plain, 8-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.76; York, was in the city yesterday trans­ 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address acting business. M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-20tp Col. Goo. W. Wright, who, when not engaged with his personal af­ fairs, guides the destiny of the llvcst Chamber of Commerce In Florida, made a talk thnt wont over big, to Sanford. An old campaignur, Mr. use n thentrieni expression. One of I.nke knows bow to cnll strikes on nn tho lady speakers put a literal Inter­ asking the number of prominent inkes pretation upon tho following remark, audience. An Orlando member upon mnde by Mr. Foster: "Wo hnvo mot in Sanford was advised there were our friends nnd wo arc yours." She three—Monroe, Dandy and F o re s tdesired to know which one of tho San­ the greatest of these being Forest. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line, No ad tnken for lees that. ford bunch wns hers nnd supplement- The meeting was interspersed with 25 cents, and positively no elssslfied ads charged to anyone. Caei ed this question with a glance nt the booster melodies in which all present must accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line aiid remit ac­ Colonel. Whnt n penalty for boing participated. These songs were fresh cordingly. good looking? However, tho Secro- Ifr<>'» » wicked pen slung by the secre­ tary was observed sitting close to the ' *u, y °f Gic Sanford Cliumbor of Com LOST—Pair gold rimmed spectacles, Colonel apparently to protect him morce. He, no doubt, received his in­ FOR SALE between tho Seminole Bank and tho spiration from tho Inst meeting in from tho wiles of designing females. FOR SALE—Roso No. 4 seed, Irish Court Housu yesterday. Return to Sanford, and more particularly from Besides the hour wns growing late, potntocB, per bushol $2.00.—L. A. DcG'ottea' offico nnd receive rownrd. room 302 which wns made fnmouH on and the inclination wob to go home. Brumley. 131-tfc 160-3tp tliut occasion. Voores nnd Flowers, of Orlando, FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ D. A. Cheney, who regulates the ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth prices and flow of gas, water and ware the song lenders nnd had somo clever songs of their own. They op­ Street. 04-61. “juice" in Orlando, demonstrated that erate under tho none-de-plum of Mutt he has also been able to regulate his FOR SALE—8-room houso with nil und Jeff. vocnl organs nnd entertained the modern convenience, excellent re­ It was a wonderful ovoning—could gathering with two songs. The Inst not have been otherwise considering pair. Private water works, in desir­ City Licenses Due Oc­ one, “It’s Always Fnir Wenther When tho wonderful hunch present. Fine able locution. RonsonaMu terms. Ap­ tober 1, 1921 Good Fellows Got Together," left n Grub—good smokes and best of fel­ ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. 110-tfc feeling of sadness with a grent many lows evidencing n most sincere desire ATTENTION is called to the fact nnd the recollections of bygone dnys to co-opornto in everything thnt will FOR SALE—Singlo nnd Roso Comb ttyit all City Licenses are payable on wore probably responsible for tho make Sanford nnd Orlando ench 25,000 Black Manorca Roosters, 0 months ov beforo October* T, 1921. wonderful expression nnd technique by 1025. Tho O. C. of C, nnd tho S, old.—W. W. Drossor, R. A. Telephone SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to he put in the lines, “With a Stein on C. of C. mean thnt very thing, too. 4003. __ 158-0tp the Table nnd n Song in tho Air." President Daelwyler, or "Dot” its he FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty ■ twois affectionately cnllcd, as n diplo­ wheel trailer in good condition. In­ Section 4} Ordinance 25 Don't forget Co. D. Minstrel on CHILDREN OF SCHOOL Tht facial expreasion of the self mat is a regular Elihu Root. Wit­ Thursday and Friday night at tho quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc which reads as follows: "That tho AGE MUST ATTEND SCHOOL. appointed liquid aurvey committee reCity Tux Collector beforo Issuing a li­ ness the finesse with which he handled Prinecss. Tickets now on sale at the FOR SALE—Stable manuro; car lots. ported no progress, nnd after adjourn­ cense bused on a property value, or the political questiou previously refer­ Peoples' Hank, Seminote County, Bank, I respectfully cnll the attention of Good dry stock. Price $7 pa: ton, f. ment, returned to Sanford to trans­ cnpitul stock, shall require the per­ red to. and First National Hank. Price $1.00 son npplying for a license to male*'a Tho Orlando people are to bo com­ o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co.' ■rd $1.25. ir,8-3tc parents and gunrdinns to the Florida act unfinished business. 151-tfc. written statement under oath of ths plimented on their unlimited supply Compulsory School Attendance Laws. of good story-tellers. It’s a toss-up ns Mrs. John? sang an Italinn classic. The Herald publishes tho “Bad These laws make It obligatory for FOR SALE—1 form Conner and sev­ value of the property, or the amount to whom wo will nwurd tho Wreath of Check Law" today. There is some of every child between tho ages of seven She is a little lady with a big voice eral doLcn Jars. Very • reasonable. of the capital stock." Application blanks for said licenses tho Sorrel Cow. and ns sweet ns "Tho tintinnbulntion "this bad check business in Sanford Address "E. II." enro Herald, dh-tf nnd sixteen yonrs, Inclusive, to attond will be furnished freo of charge at tho Shorty Cox, secretary of the O. C. which muslcnlly wells from the bells." nnd if the folks knew the law they FOR SALE—A pair of young, black City Office. C., told tho secretary of the S. C. C. school regularly throughout the entlro No fear of Mr. Johns ever deserting would atop this practice. maro mules, at a bargain. Phone ALFRED FOSTER, )nHt evening that his bonrd of direc­ the fnmlly fires, nnd nil Mrs. Johns school term, as fixed by the Bonn! of 166. _______________152-tfc 15C-10tc City Tax Collector. tors had instructed |iim to land a fac­ need do is to exercise thnt wonderful The Dally Herald Is now going to Public Instruction, penalty being pro­ FOR SALE—3 doz. 1 quart fruit jars. tory for his town, Orlando (or lnnd voice of hcrB, for It is irreslslnlde. 5)92 suliHcrihers in the city. Will you vided for in case of fnlluro to comply Address J, care of Herald, 156-tp. get eight more this week and make with tho law in this matter. Certain Amongst those present were some dough). who looked as tho they enjoyed tho Conserve Your Sight FOR SALE—l hnvo ten ncres of cal­ R an oven thousand beforo October exemptions nro provided for by law, C. M. Haile, gonorul agent, and first? Itnlinn part of it. This was probnhly ory lnnd partially improved, which Compulsory School Attendance Laws. Immediate ami careful attention Jimmy Wnrdo, freight and travelling These exemptions, however, MUST due to tho fact thnt nt some time or passenger agent of the Merchants & can bo bought nt n bargain.—A. P. should be gtvan to th^ flfst Indication 157-tfc of eye trouble. You are fortunate If bo secured in writing from tho Coun­ other, thoy had eaten spaghetti .In Mines Co., are in the city todny call­ Connolly. A new shipm ent t>f ty you have found It unnecessary to wear some one of the B. P. red Ink gnat School Superintendent. Anyone ing on the local trmlo. Thoy attend­ FOR-SALE—Mixed Jersey nnd Hoi- glasses, but indeed unfortunate if you ft; ^ hats just received, wishing a copy of the compulsory n t-1ronontlcil emporiums for which Now ed tho mooting of tho Water Traffic Btuln cow und calf, also horso and have neglected to do so when It is 50 Ithada Islund Red chickens. E. really needful. By correcting a slight which will be closed out tendanco laws should write to or call 1York wns famous. Committee nt Orlunda and the banquet error in your sight today will save a. Our Hon. F. P. Forster injected Mngnuson, Route No. A, Box 260. at $2.00 each. N uff Sed. on tho Superintendent, who will be somo political serum into tho moat­ afterward nnd enjoyed thoir visit im-i multiple of troublo later oh in life. ______________________ 150-0tp glad to furnish thorn without cost monsoly. Tho Ship-hyy-Wntor enming which reacted in a most refresh­ pnign is opening the eyes of tho LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC--The Sanford Shoe & T. W. LAWTON, TOM MOORE ing manner. It wns to the effect thnt steamship companies to this part of Superintendent. Clothing Co. tf ING—Tho builder may still got tho OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN Florida would bo the recipient of Florida. advantage of low building coat by greater Federal patronage if we had Phone 19t submitting schedules to us nnd getting OfTice Opp P. O. two Strong political pnrtles. TOY A DAILY UEttALD WANT AD. diicct-from-mlll-to-builder service. 9B-------=------- = = ----- ====3ga__ 4 You had three guoscH ns to which Our long lenf yellow plno nnd Tidewa­ LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH wero Republicans nnd which Demo­ ter cypress, manufactured in best mills Forenoon and Afternoon Tide* at crats. A look nt tho expression on Inauves first quality nt lowest pos­ ,About Same Hour and Mlnut* their faces and ono guess would suf­ sible cost consistent with good lum­ Sept. 28 ................. 11:25 fice. Mr, Foster’s rcmnrks struck ber—less middlemen’s heavy p ro f lt^ 11:55 n responsive chord in tho brenst of The City Commissioners GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, Sopt. 29 ................... Sopt. 80 .................. 12:49 "Inland Waterways Woodruff," ono o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. 138-e.o.d-13tc of tho staunchest legionnarios of tho Florida, will receive bids FOR SALE—Old livery stable build­ G. O. P. (Grand Old Profiteers) nnd ing, corner Pork ave. and Second Pickling and P reservin g PS a rosult the suggestion of Mr. until 8 p. m. Friday, Oc­ street. Apply R. J. Reel, Sanford Mo­ R Q—S E D A N ............. ............. .....„$ ■Foster was hoartiiy endorsed by Mr. tober 7, 1921,; for fur* tor Co. 10O-3tc Woodruff verbally, and by tho smiles A REDUCTION OF $235.00 n ish in g said Ci,ty with MflUffr FOR SALE—Cow and calf. Apply to andrnppiause of Frank Miller. A boK K -C O U fE ........................................$2200.Q0 510 Hlckory'avo.—Wm. Roster. •' Tlevcr '*in1, transmigration of souls ope CdiilbWMtion Pum p We: have the u, A R E I> U p x fp N p F ?200,00 stated that' E. T, Woodruff, after E n g in e Chemical ^and shvffling qff th e ^ o rtn l coil would, In ®can ^akeAra^edUate de^yer^a of elpier open or all'probability, take tho form of a Closed Cars FOR R EN t—0 0 nice, 'hirgo (furnish­ fp j lli m n r : J|fresh water Noptuno nnd haunt thq ed housekeeping room.—Mrs. Rldj St, Johns river, also tho canal—wheri Cord fir e s are now Standard Equipm ent opi dling, 205 Oak Ave. 168-Btp M ason,1Sure-Seal Jars it is cu t.;. •’ *' • and Jelly G lasses / |D. C. Marlowe,. dij^«Jit;rolatlve tq FOft ? It^N'IvJUlVd /utl.lsKcd ^oorns. the famous Julia, atm Banfoitrs Dean* AyplttiIw yiE hyA T ttT t y 152-tfc See our line o f SWlft,^In -.jits, inimltaWp Pul'H FOlf RENT—Improved celery land, hi* famous flag sjwecn' Sa dollvond during the recent conflict by one pi S ten eC red is, Coolers, .]lvf our. prominent "moichantB.’1 D. C, Churns, etc. believe* In halnJng \ u . ! W (qursel 1 and light housekeeping roms. 206' a* others see us.1' Somi-of the y - 1* * " • ‘w a n high lights were hoping that D. pj ORD, FLO RIDA A m .tt9.uld-.wbt. b e . •UoLttfid tw.u. rolwide" PISnUBUTOBH.EOa... tmt- he went the-limR-to thcr fre*fr*d*BOARD AND ROOM—^Ivato am SEMINOLET an d T A K E COUNTIES light of all present. 158-6tp By. 719 Oak Ave. HARDW ARE I C a Forest Lake was anchor man for yM2iy*-.; v 1 REDUCTION ON Hupmobile Closed Cars ;..Z B ID S W A N T E D 2250.00 TIME “ Wgallon capacity.'. M l1,* *W tW $ T T ~ ' a,AND STONE JARS ■IV)I i >ii 9 k •i t Lij*. � 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, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 28, 1921; <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/07b2503646bc44fb4edef28aaef8c275.pdf 8a187dcee9e9db116772fa0d620df5e6 PDF Text Text Sanford THB “City Substantial’ & ------------------------------- --------------------- * * A J * £ ’K IN THE H E A R T OF THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST . V EG ETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 Drew President’s Attention *•1 •* i* • • >r i/ OPE TRIAL DRAGS ON JURY BOX FILLED AGAIN JUDGE HOLDS DECISION L Question of Culpabil|tyof Pope in C’onnecf tion With Killing Ia w l in F w o r d ,AS ALL THAT INDICTED HOPE rAND STATE STICKS TO T H E g u il t o f p o p e . 1 (Hr Thf AiwcUUd . , JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 27.— Judgo Ibbs today at <b*• opening of court n0Unced he would withhold his do­ -ion on the question of possible culIb ility of Pope in connection with killing of Hiekmnn by Rawlins. L in s ’ alleged statement said Popo Inned the attempted robbery durL which Hickman was killed and re­ sted in Pope’s indictment. Counsel k Pope yesterday argued that Popo Is not equally culpable with Raw­ ls while state argued he was. Both sides submitted briefs to Gibbs io announced he would render decisj when court resumed this morning, f task of selecting the jury was re­ nod today with only ten men in the . First venire nearly exhnusted . expected plans will be made to ninon nnother venire. Mrs. Frank pe, mother of .John Pope, visited j son in jail this morning. She was jroutc home to Port Ornnge from kdison, where her husband, Colonel nnk Pope, was buried yestreday. .The jury hox was filled again prtly before 11 o'clock but the state id defense still had seventeen preiptory challenges left between them. NUMBER 159 P A R T Y A C TIO N U N NECE SSAR Y ON P E A C E T R E A T IE S S AYS D EM OCRATIC SENATORS. ______ ' (By Tha AuooltUd Pim i ) W A S H IN G T O N , D. C., Sept. 27.— Democratic senators In conference to­ day decided that the peace treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary, were not mottors for party action. Individual Democrats, it was said, Would bo left to follow their own judgement in voting on the ratifica­ tion. LIBERTY BONDS BEING BOUGHT IN QUANTITIES O VERSH ADO W ALL DEALINGS IN STOCK EXCH ANG E TODAY Barbecue Promises Feast for the Thousands EVEN W A T E R W IL L HE GIVEN A W A Y W IT H ICE IN I T JUST F A W N C Y Here is tuc Zucchca family of Hi, o f New York, the mother of wlil.-a, Mix. Diniicnlrji ZacelieA, received the o n KNitiiliitloiiH of President Harding. All till* children were Iwrii in Mil* coiiiitrv. The father Is employed in a haul department store and earns |20 a week. In reply to President Hnrdlng's letter of congratulation. Mrs Ziieehen asked him to help her husband get n raise in salary, rids he irled to do. without conspicuous mi Railroad Strike INTEREST SHIFTED IN CASE OF May Be Called * Within Two Weeks FATTY ARBUCKLE TO WITNESS WHO IS CHARGED WITH EXTORTION position in connection with tho new race track, which will formally be placed in commission at the Fair in Jacksonville this year, November 12 to 10. (By The Auoolatad Praia) W AS H IN G TO N , Sept. 27.— With The program, as announced by the the rintionnl conference o f unemploy­ fair association includes three harness ment adjourned until October Bth ten nnd two running races daily, begin­ sub-committees appointed at organiz­ ing session yesterday, got down to ning Monday, November 14. The purs­ [CHICAGO, III,, Sept. 27.— Federal work today on the study of problems es will range from $100 to $600, plus licial* todny questioned a score of assigned to ench. entrance fees. kliceimn and private citizens in the Already bookings are being made vestigntion resulting from stntefor tlie races, which will bring out (ents hv Chief of police Charles Fitzsome o f the fustest trotters nnd pacers w is that 2,.r»00 members of Chico­ in the country. t's police force were bootleggers, A feature o f the meet will be the hst night, however, with six persons "Cracker Derby," open to Florida bred kdi r nrrest, Charles F. Clyne, United and owned horseH. This will ho a mile latcs district attorney, announced free for nil running event, nnd is |cre would h,. no more arrests until scheduled for Wednesday, November •"had time to determine if he had a H E A V Y REIN FO RC EM EN TS RUSH10th— Governor’s Day. la! case.” E l) TO U LSTER TO A purse of $500 will he hung up [The arre sts today resulted In two AID . for this event. Iparnto lines of investigation. In one Istance, three officers of the force nELFAST, Sept. 27.— Tho riot act ••re held |,y federal authorities on was read here yesterday afternoon 1 larges o f illegnllv confiscating whis­ following the terrific outbreak of the i ky. In Ha- second, one officer and week-end rioting in which five persons | V" private citizens were arrested on wero killed and sixty wounded. Following u conference between the larges o f extortion in connection lith whiskey deals. chief o f police nnd the commnndcr of lepnrtx to Mr. Clyne that one po­ the garrison additional troops and nr- 1 ke station was the home o f a nest o f mored cars were sent into the city to CAREER OF B A T T LE S H IP kr.tleggers who delivered whiskey in reinforce tho pntrolR. A L A B A M A IS ENDED Among the five persons wounded patrol wagon, charging an extra HY 2,000 POUND HOM lb 1° ('f -N> if a uniformed guard nc- by one bomb Sunday night were two Impanied the delivery resulted in fif- young children. (Br The Aiaociatad Freil) NORFOLK, Vn., Sept. 27.— The lin members of the force being cnllH E LFAST, Sept. 27.— Fierce, spor­ career of the old battleship Alabama I before the district attorney, hut adic fighting between Catholic and ended at twelve-fifty today when the Inc of thi-rii was held, Protestant mobs continued throughout vessel was hit with a two thousand I n ""other ease, a policeman arrestthe night nnd curly yesterday, the pound bomb. Martin, the bomber, I told Mr. Clyne that he had not armilitary were still trying to disperse flying ovc rthe warship anchored o(T r t,'l " he saw delivering the battling fnctions. Tangier Island, tore her mast off, de­ r heiaiise he had been told that Volleys and revolver nnd rifle fire, stroyed the superstructure nnd turn­ lis bootlegger was hacked by eleven pouring down York street, by oppos­ I r",Mui'n “ "«• that he did not want ing gunmen shortly after midnight, ed her over on her side in shallow wa­ ter. Six other planes almost simul­ gH his fellow members of the brought out tho armored cars, and Another patrolman repentod bursts o f machine gun firo taneously rained ono thousand nnd r'tiom .l |,y Mr. clyne toW hom two thousand pound bombs on the denied the battle area o f rioters. No [ ' t'K-f Fitzmorris' statements tha , sooner hud tho crown forccB left tho hulk ns she went down. Four hit tho P' r u nt of the force was engaged scene than the mobs ngain came to­ vessel us she turned ovor. 1 " 'tly handling (liquor were con- gether. V "t'Ve, f„r the figure rgnlly should Eight deaths, four resulting from n NEGRO P O PU LA T IO N • "S per cent. IN CREASE IN P A S T bomb explosion curlier in the night’s DECADE LOWEST. t h" ‘f !'lt7m,,rris spent most o f the fighting, end 70 wounded wns the lom<T f0rrin‘C with Mr. Clyne to toll o f casualties for the week end. W ASH IN G TO N , D. C., Sept. 27.— ™ he appealed for aid Inst Sntur- Two young girls and a boy were " > 'ailing up the force and ho­ wounded by rifle firo enrly yesterday. Tho incrense in the negro papulation Early hiHt night a bomb wus thrown in tho United States during tho pnBt iked r" C ,°?,nty ‘rran<1 JUrV which I for ful1 'lotnils of his charg«i. into the mb 1st o f a Catholic mob, decade is by far the lowest on record, which wus drawn up opposite a crowd tho cenBUH burenu announced today. p n o p WALTER R. LAM DUTH Tha total negro population in 1020 o f Unionists in Scaford street, fulled 1)1 AT YOKAHOMA to explode nnd some ono hurled it in­ wns 10,40.1,1.11, ns compared with 0,­ to the Protestnnt crowd, where it 827,703 in 1010. an increase o f fl.fi per ^A SHVm V'e, A" ° ® t *r...) burst with terrible effect, killing four cent. The negro population in tho kws‘ 0f , Tenn” 8ePt. 27.— and wounding at least 67. Houth in 1020 wns 8,012,231, ub com­ I Lnmhuth < ° f niRhop Wn,tor pared with 8,740,427 in 1010; in tho urch veil’ 0/ Soi,thern Methodist (Bv Tha Aaaoclatad Frail) north tho negro population in 1020 B E LFAST, Nov. 27.— Two men who 'kohnmn i T * 7 in a hoBP |^ * 1 «t wnH 1,472,300 ns compnred with 1,­ |y by relnr '* Wn8 tece,V0(l to- wero wounded during scattered shoot­ 027,074 in 1010 while in tho west tho l «PerationVn8 ,Cr°' Dcftth *U o w «d ing hore Inst night but in section o f t>. The hi Jlcrform0(* » few weeks city whore serious riot* occurred yes- 1020 negro population wns 78,G01 as compared with fi0,0G& In 1010.' Ji Chinn 18l01' Wn8 born in Shang- terdny. The night pnssed quiotly. The nogro birth rate hns decreased j”'iontiry' “m " ;1 hi* ,01h' r » “ « • For office supplies, stationery, etc., while the death rate has not changed l> U n i ™ * . , i f f w r d * l v,,n" ermaterially, the census bureau stated. come to tho Herald office. • [hicago Police Are Not All Guilty and Arrests______ Have Stopped i MORE RIOTS IN BELFAST AND MANY KILLED a EVERYTHING FREE (By Tha Attoclalad Praia) N E W YO R K, Sept. 27.— Further enormous purchases of Liberty bonds and Victory notes overshadowed all dealing on Htock exchange todny. The first hour’s snlcs o f bonds approxi­ mately bIx million dollars and three fourths o f tlfem government issued. Good Racing at State Almost nil domestic flotations roso to Fair— New Race Track the highest quotation of the year but the feature was Victory four and three JA C K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 27.— A quarters which advanced to ninctyHplcndid racing card has been nrrnngr.ino and one-half. ed by the Florida State Fuir and Ex­ Sub Committees Get Down to Work on Labor Problems BIG DOINGS THURSDAY ALL DAY LONG llallots Are Itcing Counted Now to Determine Result Semnacher Seems to Have Come Into Spot­ light Yesterday (H? Tha Aiioelatad Frau) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.— Fntty Arhuekle, who shifted from center of interest yesterday when chnrgea of extortion were mndo in court against Alfred Scmnucher, prosecution w it­ ness, resumed his pince before the spotlight of public curiosity at his preliminary Itenring proceeded today. Mrs. Delmotn will probnbly bo tho main witness today and if her testi­ mony is concluded Zech Provost nnd Alice Rlnko will he summoned. SENATOR W ATSON DENIES HE IS IN K. K. K. AS MEM HER. (B y Tha A atocU U d Praia) CHICAGO, Sept. 27.— Whether a general strike will be called by six of the most powerful railroad unions may be decided within the next two weeks it wan indicated today as officials of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen gathered hero to count 150,000 strike ballots their organization enst to de­ cide whether the men will accept tho wage cut instituted recently by the United Stntes Railroad Labor Hoard. Officials o f engineers, conductors, switchmen nnd firemen nnd enginemen meet here Monday to count ballots of their unions. SUBMARINE R-6 SINKS IN HARBOR W ASH ING TO N, D. Sept. 27.— Senator Thomas E Watson, of Geor­ gia, i na letter to eptoi.cntntive Tnguo TW O MEMHES OF CHEW RE­ ■>f Massachusetts, today d'-mv * a pubLIEVED DROWNED IN SAN li.thed wn- r, I hat he is "king o f the PKDKO IIAItHOK Ku K'ux Flan” it Georg .t. "I am not n member o f the Klnn, (Dy Tha Auoclated Frau) LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27.— Subma­ nor nn yother secret organization, ex­ cept the Junior Order of American rine R-6 attached to the Pacific fleet and nnchored in outer harbor at San Mechanics," Senator Watson wrote. Pedro, sank at 10:30 last night ac­ cording to information received by the Los Angeles Examiner enrly today.. It is believed the disaster was caused by water rushing into submarine through open torpedo tube. Two members of the crew are believed to be drowned. The crew comprised twenty officers and men and efforts are being made accounted for and missing determine if more tire lost. Submarine tied to tender Camden when sunk. That the death list was not larger nnd only one submarine involved believed due to the presence o f mind of an unidenti­ fied sailor, who when R-fl began to set­ (By Tha Aaaoclatad Praia) W ASH ING TO N, Sept. 27.— A tle, cut hawsers by which R-G wns conference of railroad traffic represen­ moored to Camden nnd two other sub­ tatives and shippers handling sen marines. The R-fl sank within Hixty foods by freight mid expressed were seconds. called by the Interstate Commerce SAN PEDRO, Sept. 27.— Three men Commission for October tun to con­ are believed to have lost their lives sider ndbisnbility of revising the freight am! express rates and icing when the R-Six sank last night, it wits stated at the submarine base bore to­ and other charges. day. It wns snid the cause of the ac­ cident was unexplained. ST. LUC IE C O U N TY STARTS — « ------------------------------------------------S U N IL tY SCHOOL C AM PAIG N . POSTPONE T R IA L OF GEORGIA FRESHM EN. FORT PIERCE, Fin., Sept. 27.— Sunda ysehool workers o f St. Lucic ATH E N S, Go., Sept., 27.— The cas­ county nre planning to conduct n "Go es o f four universitty freshmen ar­ to Sunday School" enmpnign. A rested nH a result of n clash between church census will he mnde .workers Athens police nnd a crowd o f fretdiwill ntako personal solicitation, a tag men Snturdny night were indefinitely day will be staged while one day will postponed todny on recommendation be designated as purude day when it o f Mayor Erwin. Tho cause for post­ is hoped to have a general demonstra­ ponement was not announced. tion in the interest o f increasing the Thosee ngninst who mchnrgos wero Sunday school attendance in this preferred by the police Snturdny night county. nre: R. II. Glenn, superintendent of tho Rayford Brown, Olon Hubert, Paul I6cal Methodist church Sundny school, Scoggins, and Herman Hauntner. who inaugurated tho movement, has E. L. Strange and Stevens, the Htubeen named as campaign director. A dens, who wore grazed by bullets board o fgovernors will function un­ when tho police shot their way out of der his direction, and it is planned to a throng o f students around their have thin board visit all the various car, wore at classes today apparently county Sunday schools fo r tho pur­ but slightly the worse fo r their ex­ pose o f acquainting them with tho perience. object o f the movement and enlisting thoir cooperation. T B T A DAILY HXBAXD W AVY AD. tAFFI CONFERENCE RAILROAD TRAFFIC MEN AND SEA FOOD SHIPPERS ON FREIGHT AND EXPRESS To Consider Advisabil­ ity Revising Freight and Express Rates The big Merchants’ Gain Dny con­ tinues to hold the boards in the inter­ est o f the public vicing with tho Dixie Minstrels for the same night but the Minstrel will be given before the big dance allowing everyone to attend the performance nnd the dnneo. Gene Roumillnt and his committee are busy as bees with the prepara­ tions for the big bnrbecuo and Gcno says he hns n quantity of the finest meat that eyes ever beheld or pnlate ever tnsted nnd if anyone goes away hungry Thursday it will be because a few crowd the ropes nnd get it nil be­ fore the timid ones can get up to tho trough. It is also requested of the townspeople that they bring their baskets to the hotel park nnd have a regular family reunion on the lake shore und assist in serving the visitors to the city with some good old homo cooking. The big barbecue will bo absolutely freo in every respect but those in charge will not allow any o f the big feed to bo enrried away in trucks. The Elder Springs Water Co., an­ nounces that they will huvo a stand on the ground and serve Ice cold Eider Springs wnter free nil dny long so there will be plenty of good water on tnp all the time. There will also be hot coffee served nt the barbecue. Perkins A Itritt will furnish the drink­ ing cups nnd everyone will bo nbie to get wliat they want in the drinking line and the cats. The tournament riders are practic­ ing every day now nnd there will bo many front this and adjoining coun­ ties in this old fashioned sport and the horse races will also be interest­ ing, bringing out some o f the fastest Florida ponies in this section. Plenty of fun and amusement, plenty o f music, plenty to eat, big dance, big show, big day and big night. Remember the date, Thursday, September 20th. SELECT JURY FOR BELCHER CASE TODAY ACTION OF D EFENSE COUNSEL LOOKS L IK E BELCHER W IL L NOT T A K E T H E STA N D (Br Tho Associated Press) C LE A R W A TE R , Sept. 27.— Tho se­ lection o f a jury for the trial of Dr. Belcher for manslaughter in connec­ tion with the death of Virginia Turn­ er, began iiere today in Circuit court. Because the counsel for the defenso asked each venireman whether ho would regard the failure o f the phy­ sician to testify in his own behalf as evidence of guilt, court attaches ex­ pressed the opinion Belcher would not go on stand. Six tentative jurors in the box nt noon, all residents of St. Petersburg, World’s Series May Be Between Two New York Teams ( B f T h s Assoelatsd F rs ss ) NEW YO R K, Sept. 27.— Tho world’s series may be between Now York Americans, nnd the New York Nation­ als as thu result o f tho defeat yester­ day o f tho Pittsburgh Nationals and the Cleveland Americans. Two more victories out o f four to bo plnycd by GinntH nnd tho national ponnnnt will be clinched. I f Yankees win threo o f the remaining five games they will win the American pennant despito a possible clean sweep by Clovoland in their finnl four gnmfc series with tho Whito Sox. Thoy say you can judgo a man's tasto by tho curves o f his hand-writ­ ing. Also, fo r that matter, by tho curves o f his typewriter. �’ ■' . ■ ' » ' ' . V ; • ' • . ■ " jW• W * '■ • ■ ' ■ ■ . - • • . ' ■ , THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, l M l _________ ___ ___________ City of Chicago ■ Argues its Suit . Against Tribune Rest assured 'L. Shorehnm, Long Island, resulted In Mrs. Lawes taking rooms at n hotel not far from the Hanan homo on Park avenue. On the evening preceding this fhooting, Miss Dorothy Gottschalk, a friend, had dined with Miss Ilannn my Th» AnocUted Prewl nnd Borland at the Hnnnn home. Miss W AtJIIINGTON, Tlept. 20.— A NatHnnnn nnd Borlnnd had Inter decided ionnl Unemployment Conference, i n to accompany Miss Gottschalk to her whlch the ndministrntion hopes will of *........ putting nation’s inhome in Brooklyn, ........ nnd it- ....... was while ■iwmv ... ..... |evolve ------- --means — - ......... they were emerging from her apart- 1voluntary idle back to work wns formnlly opened today by President ment thnt tho shooting occurred. Except to state thnt Mrs. Lawes had Harding. Addressing half a hundred shot her and that Borlnnd had noth­ industrial, economic nnd lnbor lenders ing to do with it, Miss Hnnnn had the president described the present in­ declined to answer the inquiries of po­ dustrial depression ns "A war inheri­ lice seeking to establish a motive for tance throughout the world” for which as applied to the United States he Mrs. Lawes' act. ndded “ He would have •ittlo enthus­ iasm fo r any proposed relief which seeks either pnllition or tonic from the public treasury.” The belief was expressed by the president thnt tho results o f the conference would ex­ tend beyond the borders o f tho United Stntes nnd that delegates in their de­ liberations would ho performing ser­ W H ERE T H E Y P L A Y TO D AY. vice to the world. President doclnrcd "it would open a sure nnd onward Amoricnn League. way” to rid the nation of wnr’B nftcrChicago at Philadelphia. mnth of depression involved "liquida­ St. Louis nt Boston. tion, reorganization, readjustment, re­ No other games scheduled. establishment, taking account of things done and sober contemplation Nationnl League. o f things to be done. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Hope to Put Involuntary Idle Back to Work F a u ltier , ■Pajamas5-M$htShlrtsj 1‘ TTipNKiflTw’ar o f aNationll Our new line present* a variety J ” of attractive fabric* in white and/ • solid co(ors. f * i One can’t help having a goodl * nlnLF. I- FAULTLESS P.m-rLEsg ^ ( . 1 night s r~* rest in wear—it's the essence of comfort! SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. MISS HANAN DIES WITHOUT TELLING SHOOTING MOTIVE R E L A P S E SETS IN AN D END CAM E A T I O’CLOCK IN M ORNING I ! ; N E W YO RK, Sept. 20.— Miss Mil­ dred llanun, daughter of the into A l­ fred P. Hunan, shoe manufacturer, died in the Long Inland College hos­ pital early yesterday without having advanced any explanation as to why aho had been shot Friday morning by her erstwhile chum, Mrs. Grace Lawcs, who later committed suicide. John S. Ilorland, importer and Dart­ mouth college grudunte, who was in her company when the shooting took place outside the apartment of a mutual friend on Schermcrhorn street, Brooklyn, was at her bedside when thu end came at 4 o’clock yesterday morn­ ing. Mrs. Clara M. Hnnnn, her moth­ er, and several other relatives ii Iho woro present, hut the girl, who had lapsed into unconsciousness shortly after midnight, died not recognizing any o f them. An autopsy performed by Dr. Carl Boottigcr, assistant medical examiner, showed that a bullet pierced the tho­ rax nnd the abdomen and lodged un­ der the ninth rib on the right side, A blood transfusion, made Friday, Boomed to give the girl additional Htrongth, but a relapse set in Satur­ day evening. The real motive for thu shooting may never he publicly known. Police expressed the theory that jealousy wns n contributing factor, blit they were unable to determine whether it wns because of Holland or because of the severance of Mrs. Lnwcn’ friendly relations with Miss Hnnnn. Borland told tho police that ho believed Mrs. Lawes was driven to the net as a re­ sult of having lost the friendship and financial assistance of M ish Hunan. IIo ulso expressed tho belief that this wiib followed by excessive drinking, which Mrs. Lnwcs admitted in a let­ ter to her sister in Sail Francisco, found among her possessions aftei her death. Mrs. Lawes had lived with the linnnns until about two weeks ago, when a quarrel between her and Mildred at SPORT WORLD No other gnmes schdeutcd. SANFORD C. OF C. GO TO ORLANDO TOMORROW EVE. RESULTS YE S TE R D AY. American Longue. At Washington !i, Detroit 2. At Now York 21, Cleveland 7. No others scheduled. Nationnl Longue. At St. Louis 2, Now York 5. At Chicago 4-8, Boston 3-7. At Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 2. Others not scheduled. SE C R E TAR Y AD VISED OF E L A B ­ O R A T E P L A N S FOR TH E IR E N T E R T A IN M E N T At At At At American Association. Louisville 7-3, St. Paul 3-2. Indianapolis 7-i), Minneapolis 2-1 Columbus 5-0, Milwaukee, 2-10. Toledo 6-8, Kansas City 4-4. At At At At International League. Rochester 10-15, Syracuse 3-5. Buffalo 4, Toledo 5. Baltimore 8-8, Jersey City 5-7. Newar 4-4, Rending 2-0. T A V A R E S W IL L CELEBRATE. The last caR is now mndc to those who have not advised the secretary of their intentions o f being with those members who will visit Orlando to­ morrow evening. Tlie entertainment features o f tho evening were not disclosed by the secretary of the Orlando Chamber of Commerce but it will suffico to say thnt the entertainment will lie up to the usual Orlando standnrd, and con­ sequently those members from Sonford who do not go will be missing something worth while. With the many important projects facing Sanford, if is indeed gratifying to know that in assisting to put them over we can count upon tho support of our beautiful sister city. Tho lives wires in Orlando are growing numerically and enthusiast­ ically stronger. Each year they seem to grow more "peppy" and the same can now he said o f Sanford. The boosting spirit here lias become infec­ tious and the former crankings of tho dead ones is hardly, now, an audible chirp. These get-together meetings are the best things possible to keep up this commemlablo enthusiasm, and ev­ en to a greater extent on this occas­ ion, uh it is cementing n strong feel­ ing o f co-operation nnd friendship be­ tween the two most important cities o f this section of Florida. Those members of the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce who have not signified their intention o f accepting the invitation of Orlando should im­ mediately notify the secretary that go with the Sanford delegation to­ morrow evening. CHICAGO, Sept. 24.— Disclaim ing! any intention to nttempt suppression ■ o f tho Chicago Tribune, nnd declaring I that tho city administration o f ChU cago had stood for free ^ ecch when i f wns dangerous to do so, Chester E. Cleveland, spccinl counsel for the city, yesterday began his answer to tho ar­ guments by which counsel for tho Chicago Tribune sought to have thrown ' out 0f COurt the city’s $10,000,000 11bcl suit against that paper. Earlier in the day Weymouth Kirk­ land, o f counsel for tho Tribune, had ended a n ’ eight-hour nrgument, in which ho nsserted that a city had no right to sue for libel, that to grant it such right would jeopardize liberty of expression and be against public pol­ icy. Mr. Cleveland’s nnswer nsserted thnt the only question before tho court was whether the city was entitled to recover damages, nnd thnt it would bo tho provinco o f tho trial judge nnd jury to determine whether tho full $10,000,000 should be assessed or only ■ pnrt of it. Tho city council refused to anstver what ho termed the political portions o f Mr. Kirkland’s address. "This suit,” said Mr. Cleveland, "is not by nor on behalf o f nny political organization, but is by tho city of Chicago and its three million citizens. They are not asking tho suppression o f any publication o f truth, fair com­ ment or criticism, But they maintain thnt this defendant newspaper should not have the right deliberately, false­ ly nnd maliciously to toll lies." •> The W orld Me a Living Said tho fellow who did not like to work and he really thought the world should pay him without working HE OBTAINED THE LIV IN G But such a life— it was his theory about how to get a living without working. The world owes each one a living but it is up to every one to collect it. The best way to get the best living is to have your money where you can get it when you want it— in thu bank The O N LY DECENT L IV IN G Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it nnd put it in tho bank where it draws 4 per cent interest. LET US TE LL Y O U ABOUT IT TO DAY The Peoples *Bank o f Sanford Tuesday night at 8 o'clock the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce will nrrlvo in the City Beautiful and will lie guests o f the local Chamber at a din nor io tho Chamber's headquarters on Oak kstreet. A short time ago about sixty Orlando boosters journeyed to Snnford where they wer-i royally cntortnined. A t that lime tlm.Sanford Chnmber wnH Invited to Orlando, and having accepted the invitation, the <lnto was set for September 27. Secretary Cox said yesterday thnt oxtensivo plans were being made for the entertainment of the visitors, in­ cluding the dinner, a sight-seeing trip through the City Bonutlful, nnd a spe­ cial musical entertainmont. Tickets for tho dinner will he placed on salo Monday nt tho Chamber of Commerce rooms. They will sell for $2 oifch, this amount including a pinto for ono Orlumlonn nnd one Snnford guest. . Members o f the local body are ex­ pected to turn out in full nB tho nflfnlr iB expected to provo one of tho most cnj<*nblo of its kind ever held In this city. Since only a limited number of tickets will be offered it is impera­ tive thnt reservations be made somo time Monday.— Orlando Sentinel. THE STAR TO-DAY D A V ID P O W E L L in V* i , f ' _ ) “Appearance” Also “Mr. Fatima” an A1 Christie Comedy — DOROTHY DALTON IN TOMORROW “ IDOLS OF THE NORTH” ; also Fox New« The Ey es are the Windows of the Brain A great number of students are dull in their studies because of the very great nerve strain they are continually under, causing a dim image that does not remain firmly imbedded in the mind. Give the student the full advan­ tage of all his mental powers. W e have the most modern equipment for the examining of the eyes and fitting of glasses. McLaulin’s Optical Parlors CHURCH V IS IT A T IO N The Presbyterinns will conduct a congnfcntionnl visitation Wednesday night from 7 until ij:30 o’clock. Teams o f oiTiccrs assisted by a few of tho other men of the church will go in pnirs to call upon the members o f tho congregation. The purpose o f the vis­ itation is to arouse interest in the Sunday school and nil departments of tho church for tho winter. Next Sundny is rally dny nt the Sunday school nnd it is expected thnt every depart­ ment of the church will assume full winter activities October. 1. This is pnrt of tho activity o f the Presbyterian Progressive program. All members of the congregation nrc asked to remain nt home Wednes­ day night. TA V A R E S , Fin., Sept. 20.—The ArmiHtlco Day celebration here plann­ ed by the local post o f the American Legion, will take plnco ns scheduled and tho program will include n street dance in the evening— n feature to which ministers and certain members o f their churches objected rtnd which resulted last week in the calling olf o f the celebration. T he I.egion lmd boon preparing for the event for severnl weeks and recently announced thnt a street dance would he included in the pro­ gram. The ministers immediately objected and after the controversy lia dhocomc the main topic of inter­ est, the Legion cniled off the entire program. Tho Legion, however, de­ cided this week thnt the day should lie fittingly observed and cniled n mass meeting of citizens to discuss the street dance feature. Those who objected to the proposed dance woro on hand and urged agninst it, hut when the citizens wore asked to ex­ press themselves, they voted about eight to one in favor o f it. The Leg­ ion thereupon announced that the solobrntion would ho held as original­ SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HERE » ly planned. ON T U E S D A Y NIGHT- ____________________ . 212 East First S t - It wns, you will romember, a "m elting pot” policy that changed Greek fnirheadod philosophers to black-headed bottblacks. Sanford, Fla. In this grant wide world it isn't hnrd to And a climnto thnt will ngroe with you unless you nre a weather prophet. \ Timos haven’t change^ much. Even Tho difference betwoon nn Irish­ man nnd nn American Is thnt tho Ir ­ in tho old dnys people wondered how ishman thinks he Isn’t free and the tho town drunkard managed to get so much whiskey. Amoricnn thinks ho is. A public official aeldom holds his nose to tho grindstono if ho has axes to grind. While governments keep on float­ ing battleships, they will keep on floating loans. TYPEWRITERS oAti K in d s— cAU M akes N E W L. C. 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A standard £ typewriter that will do any class of work, will do it better, will do it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no ♦£ noise, built on the proper lines and the cheapest machine on the market. / ♦> For nflHca supplies, stationery, etc., | 'coma to tho Herald office. £ . O N LY > 75 , WhyPay More f A Everything is coming down—so are typewriters.Don’t be mislead Y on this subject. Let us show you how you can save money on this A necessary adjunct to your business office. T h e H era ld P rintin g A L L K IND S OF T Y P E W R IT E R RIBBONS, P A PE R , SUPPLIES *- . ■* ’ I �ijtroi - 'W l S»‘fr • vSrf1-• »;>V ■ In tho decorations. Quantities o f pink vine nnd Zorns being used. A very absorbing gnmo o f bridgo was played during tho afternoon, high Bcoro being mnde by MrB. Archie Betts, who was awarded a wicker Imskot filled with pink roses, tho hand* ie tied with pink nnd green tullo. The cut prize, also a basket o f roses, was jvon by Mrs. La Verne H u rt A t the conclusion o f the card gnmo Miss Whitnor served a delicious salad course. There were nbout twenty-flvo guests who enjoyed Miss Whitner’s charming hospitality. Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFO R D and SEM­ IN O LE C O U N T Y are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. lii I The Seminole County Bank, STRENGTH PROGRESS W o INTEREST PAID SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,’ Phone 217-W > > home Saturday from a delightful trip to Asheville, N. C., Spartanburg, S. C., Macon nnd Atlanta, Gn. Mrs. MeLnulin was away five weeks. ALLE N -IIR O TIIE R SO N n . v „ , ' . . . , „ . ty setting for the wedding group. Tho I)r. .1 N. Robson, Mr. Alfred RobmantoI wa8 covered with s«n and U eir guest, Mr. Ernilo Pons, |h|} 0XfluiHitt, f|oWor IR.stling in its from Tampa, spent Monday nffernoon ()f g ,L.,.n at Coronado, luring some o f the Idg | , n tho ol,jrnnco hn|| tho 8lnirwny lisli from the Atlantic. wi(s t. „ (Wincd with the wedding bell vine white buck of it an effective Mi. Hanson, son o f the manager o f f ref)C0 against the wnll was formed of the Osteen Milling ( <>-, who has been the same flower in graceful profusion.spending some time at Coronado, has The wedding music was played by accepted a position with the Sanford Mrs. S. W. Walker using the bridnl Groceterin Co. ehorus from Lohengrinn for the en-------trance of the bride nnd Mendelssohn’s Mrs. Margaret Hornes, o f tho Juf- wedding march at the conclusion of ferson Court, Orlando, took dinner the ceremony. * with her brother, Mr. Ayiett Fitts, on The bride, who was given in murSunday. ('apt. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Huge by her father, wore a wedding Sr., who lire visiting Mr. Ayiett Fitts, gown of Harding blue satin with tunic will soon remove to Orlando with Mrs. » f richly embroidered brown net. Barnes. , Waist und tunic were mndo in one-------piece effect fashioned in straight lines Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry llautnu, gen- «•«• finished with n sash girdle of ini manager of the Union News Co., Wl(ie brown silk rihb-n. With this have leased the home of Mrs. Barnes charming frock was worn a stylish of Rose Court. Mr. Edward MeCul- off-the-fnee lint in harmonizing color with . mhroidered no-turned t.-un and ley, Jr., is their guest. soft chcvillc crown. Her bouquet was Mr. II. F. Whitnor and Mr. Uenj. of bride's roses and orchids. Following the ceremony there was Whitncr, spent Sunday afternoon and an informal reception after which Mr. Monday a nthe guests o f Mr. and Mrs. .! IIi SERVICE Among the home weddings solemn­ SOCIAL CALENDAR ized this season, one of the most inT U E S D A Y — Mrs. Hal Wight, will on- terestlng was the marriage o f Miss tertnln nt Bridge, in compliment to An n * Francis Allen to Ernest AugusMrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn, tua Hrotherson, which took place this ^ y morning nt 10 o'clock nt the home of There will he a call meeting at tho 'the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lott Woman’s Club Tuesday afternoon at Allen. Dr. S. W. Walker, pastor of •1:30 o’clock for the purpose o f elect- thu Methodist church, officiated, using ing a treasurer nnd confirming the thl' impressive ring ceremony. In the nomination of the social department llvin« room whurc the marriage cerechairman. By order of the president. mo,,y wnfl performed, a pleasing color W E D N E S D AY— Mrs. Henry Purdon n#u’ of « roc" m" ‘ white WH" ‘’ T ^ tiv ewill entertain the members of the ‘•"rrU''1 ol' t with ‘ lu« ntiUeH of vines Seminole Bridge Club at her homo «*»« f « r" “ ,1<l ,thu fl™ ' " f tho on Palmetto avenue nt 3:30p. m. whito C enlu‘ liB* ,n ,tho ^ h w e n t S A T U R D A Y — Children's Story Hour ™ r "\r ,,f ,he ” 7 n larR0, W* U,° a *chl in i . . n . i „ , . r hat been erected, over winch trailed will ho held at Central Park at 3 . , , , , - , . . graceful asparagus fern, suspended ° c oc * from the center a big white hell fringwas .. „ , , . ed with clusters of Clcnmtis ...... ---Mrs Hal W ight spent the .lay in c|mrmin(C n(ralnat tho bnck ground of i nnc o yes er ,'y. hanked greenery that formed n pret- 1 ■ -V BRIDGE P A R T Y A N D L IN E N SHOWER. Mrs. C. R. K lrtly was the charming hostess nt n bridge party nnd linen "shower" in compliment to Mrs. Dick Brown, n recent bride. The rooms where the card tables wero nrrnngcd, wore artistically dec­ orated. Quantities o f cut flowers be­ ing used. O f exceptional interest wan the card game. Mm J. G. Sharon, tank­ ing high score, wnB awarded a box o f powder. Following tho gnme tho hostess brought in a large tray filled with lovely pieces o f linen which she pre­ sented to tho honoree. Refreshments of frozen custard nnd nngol food enke were served by the hostess. Among tho guests were, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. John Meisch, Mrs. Roht. Illnes, Mrs. Fred Wdight, Mrs. Henry Wight, Miss Frances Dutton, Mrs. Joo Chit­ tenden, Misses Daphne Wimhish and Agnes Dumas nnd Mrs. J. G. Bail. W ESTM INSTE R CLU B E N T E R ­ T A IN E D . The members o f the Westminster Club were very delightfully enter­ tained Inst evening by Mrs. II. II. McCnslin nt her home on Mnguolin avenue. The house was effectively decorated with red roses and hihiscuss nnd ferns. On the porch quantities o f pink vine in bnskets were used. A short business session was held, after which the evening was plen8* nntly spent making articles for the Bazaar, which swill bo held in Decem­ ber. A t n late hour the hostess served tempting refreshments o f salad, sand­ wiches, olives nnd punch. About thirty members were pres­ ent. MRS. J. M. DRESNER RACK FROM TH E E A S T AND T H E BIG M ARKETS. With the arrival o f Mrs. J. M. Dres­ ner in Sanford, just hack from all the big markets o f the east and north­ east .the ladies can lie assured o f a fall showing of the very latest crea­ tions in millinery and indies ready to wear. Mrs. Dresner has spent a busy summer scouring the markets, not only for the very latest things for "m ilady," but also delving for the most reasonable in prices, and Mrs. Dresner states that wearing npparal will he more reasonable in price this season than in ninny yonrs, and she wishes to prove the truth o f this as­ sertion by asking your inspection of the prices on the now goods. In lints, dresses, coat suits, waists, under­ wear— in fact, everything for the ladies wndrobe— Dresner's have the styles and prices, and they will have something o f interest for their many patrons in tomorrow's Daily Herald. Dresner's are the Russeks of New York, nnd when you buy anything fro mthis lip to date shop, you can rest assured they have the very latest models that are in tho markets. 30X3* NON-SKID..... ............. $12i5# 30X3 NON-SKID.................. ^ 9 G U A R A N T E E D 6,000 MILES Don’ t fnll to drive through our filling station and try y ^ wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shown y ou lf Mury had a little lamb, but t’ it was lii the distant past. Now she has a little fox— for everywhere that Fash­ ion goes the fox Is sure to go. Fox scarfs have proved themselves tho most beloved of furs, nnd they are uni­ versally worn. There Is a consider­ able range of color In them nnd n very grent range of prices. In any case, tho fur Is soft, silky and becoming. Welding ROAD SERVICE Phone 83-W New Filling Station t Frank Akers Tire Co. First and Elm Avenue * " ........... S ill,, Notice Automobile Owners Sanford—Thursday BEST TIRE OFFER EVER MADE Never. Before, Probably Never Again 30x3 .....................................? 9.50 You will no,t have this opportunity again. MODISH AND DIFFERENT A pale pink chnmhrny that any girl would fancy is this model with round, notched collar, fancy pockets and short sleeves finished with turn-hack cuffs. The belt is of self-material and, if desired, feather-stitching or a simple embroidery border may lie added to ..................... .....tlie edges. 1 Medium further beautify size requires I s i yards yi-inch material. Pictorial Review I Hess No. o.ttt6. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, jo cents. CARD OF T H A N K S . B A T T E R IE S TH E G IA N T T H A T LIV E S IN A BOX 6-Volt “Exidcs” n o w ........ .......... $21.50 314 W E S T FIRST ST. « rft SANFORD, FLA. Offico supplies of all kinds it ft Herald Printing Co. When you We wish to express our sincere A „ 'pnrent8 hnvi„ K children who arc anything in this line sec The Htidl thunks to our dear friends and n eigh-jg|x befonj Jlinu|iry ;„ Hti un(, t.xpect to |Wo hHV0 |t or cnn Ret it. liors for the kindness and sympathy ^ jn .school this year, may enshown, also for the beautiful Moral tor them thc first tcrm of „choo|.( in_ Wo trust that Charley Dawes offering in behalf o f our beloved w ife stcml o f the second term, as there will in nn nmatour musician will phf and sister who passed uwny recently, l)t. no mid-year beginner’s class. ! the loot.— Asheville Times. to a lietter home prepared for those S T E L L A P. A R R IN G T O N , who love Him. Primary Principal. DRINK E M IL M AGNUSON, „ . „ . . r, , , Elder Springs Water. It* 99 9S-H A. M. BERTELSON, — Get your Scratch Pads from The; . n. __ ! pur cent pure. Phoee -ili­ C H R IS TIN E BO RELL the Herald office. C H A R LO TTE STA R R um J E N N IE ERICSON. N O TIC E TO P A R E N T S AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN M ULES-HO RSES Miss Moll Whitner entertained I f ever they invent n gun thnt will — Get your Scratch Pads from The nvont delightfully yesterday nftemoon shoot from Tokio to points in tho j at a bridge pnrty ut hor home on Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Ur S. A., you won't hear nnothor Magnolia avenue, there wore six ta­ Woman Election Official Incident, cheep from tho jingoes. bles of players. — Headline. Bless ’em, it doesn’ t take Tho protty color schema of pink 'cm ldng to learn nil tho tricks o f tho For offico supplies, stationery, etc, and green was bcnutifujly carried out trade.— Buffalo Express. come to the Herald office. ______ V v & lc a n ia in g Daily Fashion Hint A P P L Y S U LPH U R AS TOLD W HEN S. (). Chase, at their Daptmm Bench an<l Mr"' Hrotherson left in their car YOUR S K IN BREAKS cottage. ' or n wc<h»ng trip down the East OUT Const which will include West Palm Beach nnd Miami. The bride wore a Mrs. Deane Turner and a -n, Deane, Any breaking out of the skin on travelling dress of blue linen ratine Jr., have returned home from llioir face, neck, arms or body is ovurcomo embroidered in white, with accessories summer at Centroville, Md., Eastern quickest by applying Mcnthn-Sulphur. to match. -Shore. Mrs. Hrotherson, who is a petite nnd TH E T E M P L E P IP E ORGAN CLUB. Thu “ to ,lry, ri« h‘ ' nn,‘ -------go away, declares a noted skin spec da inly blonde, is the oldest daughter! inlist. Mrs. Ren Cnswcll returned homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lott Allen. She has The Temple Pipe Organ club had Nothing hns ever been found to Sunday evening from Atlanta, where a charm of manner nnd winsomeness its regular weekly meeting Monday take the place of sulphur ns a pimple she- spent several weeks with her that makes her very popular. afternoon in connection with a lake remover. It is harmless and inex­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huff. The groom is the eldest son o f Mrs. party at Crystal Lake with Mrs. Sinuh pensive. Just ask nay druggist for n Ixiretta Hrotherson and u Sanford hoy Bray and Miss Clara Milieu as hos, small jar o f Mentho-Sulphur and use Mrs. Henry Mel.aulin returned mukiug good in the business world, tosses. it like cold cream.— Adv. Both young people have many friends Twenty members met at tho church •« to wish them a long l if e ^ f happiness promptly at 3:30 and motored to the FOR A GR EATE R L A K E L A N D . together. lake where they enjoyed u delightful A charming hit of sentiment at- swim after which the mooting was L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Sept. 37.— The taehes to the marriage o f Mr. and called to order and ono new members, Mrs. BTotherson, the father and moth- Mrs. Field, was initiated nnd ns there campaign for n grantor Lakeland --------- THE NEW--------er o f the groom having been married was no unfinished business to como through a grenter Chamber o f Comnnd Mr. Hrotherson lairn in the resi- up and the absence of the new pros!- >morce hns resulted in tho guining of donee formerly the Tolar home, where dent (Mrs. Ryan) the club spent tho R7fi members in three dnyB. Secretary tho wedding of this morning was hoI- remainder of the afternoon in social |T. J. Appleynrd, Jr., hns set 700 as umnized. I chattering until 0:10 when Miss M il-! tho minimum nnd confidence is ex“ Foot of First Street” Upon their return they will reside Ion announced that plates had been pressed that this totnl will be greatly at tho home o f Mr. and Mrs. Allen on laid for refreshments which consist- exceeded. Reorganization o f tho Batteries with a Second street, west. They will be nt ed o f cherry cream nnd pound cnkc. I Chamber o f Commorco w 'll he cornTW O -YEAR home after October first. | At 0:00 the club adjourned, each ns- plcted within the next few days by Among the out-of-town guests suring the hostess that they hud n ov-' tho election of now officers nnd a Guarantee ,were: Mra. J. E. Motes, of Plant V spent a more delightful meoting. i,0nrd o f directors. Lakeland proBatteries at U ty, and Mr. and Mrs. J H. Mat- A i.l as no definite plncc/or tho next p0R08 to hnVo one o f the most InfluI Harry Baxter, o f Ocala. moating could bo mnde, we left hop- cntin, um, i n g e s t trade 'bodies in CUT PRICES -------,ing it might be just as enjoyable us p ioridn GENERATOR and ELEC­ BRIDGE PA R TY . . thiH.— Contributed. TRICAL WORK yon wheels need attention. BATTERY CO. f. M | t )t FOX SCARFS PO PU LAR HOF-MAC . ■* '1 .</. (rtv» . •:•■ ••»>>>•- SifSfrb <:»r r4V:V‘ f vy<*: ••;••* ANNOUNCING If t .Vy-5? TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , TUESD AY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 FAGE TWO tT i • ,•* m b . • . T H U R S D A Y , SEPTEM BER 29TH I will sell 27 H E A D H O U S E S A N I) M U L E S . This is a bunch of Rood stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or sn • Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Half ensn, ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This lj,,cl"1 ‘ for made because I believe in Sanford, the County, the t munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No •>> l U l X K ' R E M E M H E R , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29TH W A L K E R S. REID S A N F O R I) FLORIDA ............... * + - > * + * * + + * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * ,,''{',,,',":'+++* H * f Information If you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel the need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would he wise to communicate with us. T h e Orlando C r e d i t Association Post Office Box 193 Orlando, FI* 1 n i l l tt** t • •••••♦ ****** �I ; nt tv : mm . . TH E SANFORD D A IL Y iTfv HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 PA G * i in'! b j l l u i l d B iu J iji j ji ■. !0 /i V* i .... i ... ,. „ fl-if 4 K rings, One of the 1' ’ ■' ■• iW ’ ' w tr' ' <0 11 T 1r 0 r «rf; y till (ill i; .,,r p t A A A $ A £ f Y X £ ♦j* Y X A £ f X X A £ X Y X A £ Y X A £ Y X X LTAM O NTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere* and so have other plac­ es in Sefipindle County, but Alta­ monte’s Atmosphere has the pecu­ liar quality o f a Lodestone—it’s over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakeland is noted for its black bass fishing, which is, jealously guarded by the owners of inhabitants may rem ove to other places in other climes, but3they always return or have the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. a very strong desire to do so, and o f course there is that—not very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Altamonte of George Frost o f Boston, of Herman Westinghouse o f the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders— is not the Altamonte of today. Founded as the home o f rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that# the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state, Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hundreds of acres o f orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “ ALtamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length o f its waters. Lake “ Ade­ laide” is across a park to thd rear o f the ,hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction* and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte’s winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neighr boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside >|I ■*! from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter o f a million dollars and a payroll o f hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one o f Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and i£ planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber o f Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to t)ie Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Lester Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use o f the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge o f a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “ IT ”. Numbers of “ Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “ Altamonte Springs.” mi run ’ Vf3 THIS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y THE FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIRMS A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INOLE C O UNTY: ♦♦♦ Chase & Co. X Chas. E. Henry, A A Y X A X X A X f X Y Commission Merchant Commission Merchant Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. Meiseh Realty Co. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Seminole County Bank Peoples Bank of Sanford First National Bank * Grocery Co., Wholesalers Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Higgins, Autos. J- .E - Spurling, Real Estate Miller’s Bakery Thos. Emmett Wilson Attorney-at-Law Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers D . C . M a r lo w e Vegetable Broker A A The Ball Hardware Co. Y Haight & Magee Kent Vulcanizing Works Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge S A N F O R D - H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., ^ Automobiles A ' • C. Coller, Contractor «j« S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor Crates Lee Bros., Plumbing Y Southern Utilities Co. | A. P . Connelly,;Real Estate S l“ c o?.aI^® r Shop O Beane Turner, Groceries l ^ ™ cer,e8 l a n f o J K n t & W a l ! PaGeorge Fox, Cold Storage ; per Mahoney-Walker C6. Waters’ Kandv Kitchen I lumbers I, . . . „ , „ • Standard Auto Top Co. A. Banner, General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, Commission Merchant L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Real Estate and Insurance John G. Leonardi Attorney-at-Law Frank Lossing, Contractor West Side Grocery S. Benjamin, General Merchandise A. Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear H. R. Stevens, Mayor C. M. Hand, Sheriff S S; Pr!ce’ Contractor George A. DeCottes, Attorney-at-Law T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Barbers i m s ’ carter CarterLumc Lumber Co. i A s s t a s * °*« Merchant Sanford Steam Laundry OVIEDO Groceries, Meats X General Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farncll, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. ■' S ift .vVV ------- L O N G W O O D -------- Cates* Crate Co. Groceries, Feeds E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzminger Mid-Way Garage ^ \Fertilizers ^ « * a"^aro**na E^em* Eo Overstreet & Payne, Grocerlea D. L. Thrasher, T. A. O’Neill, Merchant’s Grocery Co. Williams Millinery Store Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer Sanford Barber Shop ------ A L T A M O N T E -----Geo. E. Bates & Son, Altamonte Htitel Groceries Logan Merc. Co. D. B. McIntosh, General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ________ J. W ; Flynt, Gen. Mdse. H. McLaiilin,_ Jeweler Bower & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. L*■ 1 A. H. Fuller & Son, Fargo Lumber Co. -----------M O N R O E ----------Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A. Osteen, Grocer ’ " •w- I •*■ •«fj J O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A -----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market Chuluota Company, I. D. Martin, ------------ G E N E V A - Drug Store X Hanford(Coca-Cola Hot Co. RnyiBros Battery Service *!* Printers. Office Supplies J. K. SMITH, Prop. a r -------------> A - I Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, ,<-iy -I’ .Ol-J > *V-;s �<v* TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 PAGE TWO M - Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. vV ‘ In the decorations. Quantities o f pink vino nnd Zorns bolng used. A very absorbing game o f bridge w a s played during the afternoon, high score being made by Mrs. Archie Notts, who was awarded n wickor basket filled with pink roses, the hnnd* le tied with pink nnd green tulle. The cut prize, nlso a basket o f roses, was jvon by Mrs. La Vcrno Hurt. A t the conclusion o f the card game Miss Whitncr served a delicious salad course. There were about twenty-fivo guests who enjoyod Miss Whitner’s charming hospitality. 30X3* NON-SKID 30X3 NON-SKID ^ i05fl GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES Don’t fall to drive through our filling stntlon and trv ' yottr •• wheel alignment. The Weaver Indicator shows y ou if yow IIRIDGE P A R T Y A N D wheels need attention. L IN E N SHOWER. Mrs. C. R. K lrtly was the charming hostess at a bridge party and linon "shower" in compliment to Mrs. Dick Drown, a recent bride. V u lc a n ia in g ■• The rooms where the card tables Mary had a little lamb, hut thut was were arranged, woro artistically dec­ In the distant past. Now site Ims n orated. Quantities o f cut flowers be­ little fox— for everywhere that Fash­ ion goes the fox Is sure to go. Fox ing used. scurfs have proved themselves tho O f exceptional Interest wns the most tieloved of furs, and they are uni­ card game. Mrs J. G. Sharon, mak­ versally worn. There Is a consider­ ing high score, wns awarded n box able range of color In them nnd n very grent range of prices. In any cime, o f powder. tho fur U soft, silky and becoming. Following the gnme the hostess S E R V IC E PR O GRESS STREN GTH brought In a Inrgo tray filled with V/o IN T E R E S T P A ID lovely pieces o f linen which she pre­ sented to the honoree. Refreshments o f frozen custard nnd nngol food cake wore served by the hostess. ■■■in,. home Saturday from a delightful trip Among the guests were, Mrs. Dick to Asheville, N. C., Spartanburg, S. 1 Brown, Mrs. J. G. Shnron, Mrs. Ralph G\, Macon nnd Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Me* Wight, Miss Nornin Herndon, Mrs. Lnulln was away five weeks. John Meisch, Mrs. Robt. Illnes, Mrs. MItS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Fred Wdlght, Mrs. Henry Wight. I'hune 217-W ! ALLE N -B R O TlIEItSO N Miss Frances Dutton, Mrs. Joe Chit­ Among the homo weddings solemn­ tenden, Misses Daphne Wimbish nnd S O C IA L C A L E N D A R ized this season, one o f the most in- Agnes Dumas nnd Mrs. J. G. Bnll. T U E S D A Y — .Mrs, llnl Wight, will on teresting was the marriage o f Miss tortaiu at Bridge, in compliment to An n * Francis Allen to Ernest AugusW ESTM INSTER C l,UR E N TE R ­ Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, o f Brooklyn, tllH Urothorson, which took place Ibis T A IN E D . y morning at 10 o'clock at the home of The members o f the Westminster There will be a call meeting at the 'the bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. Lott Club were very delightfully enter­ Woman's Club Tucsdny afternoon at Alien. Dr. S. \\. Walker, pastor of tained Inst evening by Mrs. II. II. 4:80 o’clock for the purpose of elect- ,ho Methodist church, officiated, using McCnslln at her home on Magnolia ing a treasurer and confirming tho I*10 impressive ring ceremony. In the avenue. x nomination o f the social department Dvhig room where the marriage cereThe house was effectively decorated chairman. Bv order o f tho president. mony wns performed, a pleasing color with red roses and hibiscuss nnd W E D N E S D AY— Mrs. Henry Purdon noU' o f * rvv" u,,d whitc wn" clTectivc- ferns. On the porch quantities o f pink wlll entertain the members of the >>’ ‘; » r™ d ull‘ with quantities o f vines vine in baskets were used. Seminole Bridge Club at her homo *‘ » d tv ™ and Jh« lavely flo^ r " f the : A short business session was held, white Clematis. In the Northwest on Palmetto avenue at 8:30 p. in. after which tho evening was pleas­ corner of the room a large white arch S A T U R D A Y — Children's Story Hour i had been erected, over which trailed ( antly spent making articles for the *will bo held nt Central Park at 0 graceful asparagus fern, suspended Bazaar, which w ill bo held in Decem­ o’clock. from tiie center a big white bell frin g­ ber. MODISH AND DIFFERENT At a late hour tho hostess served ed with clusters o f Clematis was A pale pink clmmbmy that any girl Mrs Hal Wight spent the day in duirn)ln(( nBnitlst tho bttek Br()Unii „ f tempting refreshments of salad, sand­ would fancy is lids model with round, Orlando yesterday. notched collar, fancy pockets and short I■ banked greenery that formed a pret­ wiches, olives and punch. ■ ty setting for the wedding group. Thu About thirty members were pres­ sleeves finished with tarn-back cults. The be 11 is uf self-mat erlal nnd, if Dr. J. N. Robson, Mr. Alfred Rob- piano and mantel was covered with ent. desired, feat hc-r-st itching nr a simple » r „ and their guest, Mr. Erollo Pons, th(| UXf|ulltltc f!oWt.r nu9t|ing in its embroidery border may lie added to from Tampa, spent Monday afternoon ||t,4j (,c further beautify the edges. Medium M US, J. M. DRESNER Fi?c requires x*11yards ^6-inch materials at Coronado, luring some o f the big | j n thu entrance hall tho stairway RACK FROM TH E E AS T Pictorial Review Dress No. lish from the Atlantic. wrfs entwined with the wedding iiull AN D TH E BIG M AR KE TS. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, .30 cents. vine while back o f it an effective Mi. Hanson, son of the manager o f f rt.HC0 against the wall was formed of With the arrival o f Mrs. J. M. Dres­ CARD OF THANKS. Office supplies of all kinds at Th NO TICE TO P A R E N TS the Osteen Milling Co., who Inis been the same flower in graceful profusion.' ner in Sanford, just hack from ail the Herald Printing Co. When you wd spending some time at Coronado, has The wedding music was played by big markets o f the east and north­ We wish to express our sincero anything in this lira.- see The Ibnli A ll parents hnving children who are accepted a position with the Sanford Mrs. S. W. Walker using the bridal east ,the Indies ran he assured o f a thanks to our dear friends and neigh­ six before January 31st, and expect to Wo have It or can get it. Groceteria Co. chorus from Lohengrinn for the en- fall showing o f the very latest crea­ bors for the kindness nnd sympathy put them in school this year, may en­ ------- * trance of the bride nnd Mendelssohn’s tions in millinery and Indies ready to shown, also for the beautiful llornl ter them the first term of Hchool, inWe trust that Charley I)aur» win Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of the Jef- wedding march at the conclusion of wear. Mrs. Dresner Ims spent a busy offering in behalf o f our beloved wifo I stead o f the second term, as there will is an amateur musician will pby * ferson Court, Orlando, took dinner the ceremony. * __...1._ ....I away recently, .... «ll.. I . .. . . . . ' ..... summer scouring the markets, not and sister who...... passed be no mid-year beginner’s class. the loot.— Asheville Times. with her brother, Mr. Ayfctt Fitts, on The bride, who was given in mnronly for the very latest things fo r to a better home prepared for those S T E L L A P. A R R IN G TO N , Sunday. Cnpt. nnd Mrs. W. A. Fitts, riuge by her father, wore a wedding "m ilady," but also delving for the who love Him. Primary Principal. DRINK Sr., who are visiting Mr. Aylctt Fitts, gown o f Harding blue satin with tunic most reasonable in prices, nnd Mrs. E M IL M AGNUSON, will soon remove to Orlando with Mrs. of richly embroidered brown net. Its 09 984H Dresner states that wearing apparel A. M. BERTELSON, -Get your Scratch Pads from T h o|^lder s l,ldnK# ^ " tcr Barnes, , Waist and tunic were made in one! per cent pure. Plume 31L will tie more rensonnble la price this C H R IS TIN E BORELL the Herald office. -------piece effect fashioned in straight lines season than in many years, and she C H A R LO TTE STA R R Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Hnutnu, gen- and finished with a sash girdle of ■■■■■■■■» wishes to prove the truth o f this as­ J E N N IE ERICSON. ial manager of the Union News Co.. Wl,lu brown silk ribb .n. With this sertion by asking your inspection of have leased tile home of Mrs. Barnes charming frock was worn a stylish the prices on the new goods. In hats, o f Rose Court. Mr. Edward Met’al­ off-the-fnee hat in harmonizing color dresses, coat suits, waists, under- j with ■inbroidcred un-tiiriicil and ley, Jr., is their guest. soft chcvillc crown. Her bouquet was wear— in fact, everything for the Indies wndrobo— Dresner’s have the Mr. It. F, Whitner and Mr. Uenj. of bride’s roses and orchids. styles and prices, and they will have Following the ceremony there was Whitncr, spent Sunday afternoon and something of interest ror their tunny Monday a r.tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. an informal reception after which Mr. patrons in tomorrow’s Daily Herald. A P P L Y SU LPH U R AS TOLD W HEN S. O. Chase, at their Dnptonn Beach ‘I’" 1 Mr8’ J^otherson left in their ear ■ I will Hull 27 H E A D H O U SE S A N D M U L E S . This is » Lunch YOUR S K IN BREAKS for a wedding trip down the East Dresner’s are the Russeks o f Now of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, ram or stun * cottage. OUT Coast which will include West Palm York, and when you buy anything Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Halt cash. * Beach and Miami. The bride wore a fm mthis up to date shop, you can mice carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This ‘Jl,crid ' Mrs. Deane Turner and ten, Deane, Any breaking out of the skin on travelling dress o f blue linen ratine rest assured they hnvo the very latest fer made because I believe in Sanford, tho County, the t * Jr., Imvo returned home from their face, neck, arms or body is overcome embroidered in white, with accessories models that are in tho mnrkets. munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Hale. No 0) summer at Centrcville, Md., Eastern quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur. to match. Shore. Mrs. Il'rothernon, who is a petite nnd T H E T E M P L E P IP E ORGAN CLUB. Thc pi,npIt* “ Bm to dr>’ r|Bh* Up’ aml llin|!’ R E M E M B E R . T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 29TII dainty blonde, is the oldest daughter! -------duc!arc8 " notud Hk" ‘ *» c c ialist. Mrs. Ben Caswell returned home of Mr. and Mrs. Lott Allen. She lias The Temple Pipe Organ club hnd Nothing hns ever boon found to Sunday evening from Atlanta, where a charm o f manner and winsomeness its regular weekly meeting Monday , , , , , . , , , , , ,, . . ' . i i i take the place of sulphur as a pimple she spent several weeks with her ,, , FLORIDA that makes tier very popular. afternoon 111 connection with a lake „ , , , , , 1 S A N F O R I) remover. It is harmless and inex­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Huff. Tiie groom is the eldest son o f Mrs. party at Crystal Lake with Mrs. Si nab pensive. Just ask any druggist fo r n Isiretta Brolherson and a Sanford hoy Bray and Miss { ’lnrn Milieu as hos, small jar of Mentho-Sulphur nnd uso Mrs. Henry McLnulin returned making good in the business world, tosses. it like cold cream.— Adv. J*-M*<**J*•!*+*!*■F* + v •:*■J*v v Both young people hnvo many friends Twenty members met nt tho church to wish them a lung life * f happiness promptly at 3:30 and njotyed to the FOR A GREATER LA K E L A N D . together. lake where they enjoyed a delightful A charming bit of sentiment at- swim after which the meeting was taclies to the marriage of Mr. and called to order nnd one new members,' L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Sept. 27.— The Mrs. Hlotherson, the father and mothMrs. Field, was initiated and as there campaign for u grantor Lakeland T H E NEW er of tiie groom having been nturried was no unfinished business to come through agreater Chamber of Comnnd Mr. Brotherson born in the resi- up and the absence of the new presi- merco has resulted in thogaining of donee formerly the Tolar home, where dent (Mrs. Ryan) the club spent the |370 members in three days. Secretary I f you arc doing business with Bankers, the wedding o f this morning was sol- remainder of the afternoon in sociul , T. J. Appleyard, Jr., has set 700 ns Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ eninized. I chattering until 5:10 when Miss M il-! the minimum and confidence is exUpon their retqrn they will reside len announced that plates had been t pressed that this total will he grently “ Foot of FirHt Street” ange County, nnd feel the need of informa­ at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Allen on laid for refreshments which consist- exceeded. Reorganization o f tho tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ Second street, west. They will he nt cd of cherry cream nnd pound cake, Chamber of Commorco w 'll be com­ homo nfter October first. | At 0:00 the club adjourned, ench ns- pleted within tho next few dnys by it standing of your customers, it would be Among the out-of-town gueHts suring the hostess that they hud nev- the election o f now officers nnd n wise to communicate with us. ,wure: Mrs. J. E. Motes, o f Plant e,* spent a more delightful meeting. bonrd o f directors. Lakeland proCity, ami Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mat­ A i.] ns no definite place^for the next to hnVo one o f tho most Influ­ thews and Harry Baxter, o f Oentn. meeting could be made, we left hop­ ential nnd strongest trndo ’bodies In in g it might be just as enjoyable us Florida. G E N E R A T O R and E L E C ­ HR! DGE PA R TY . this.— Contributed, Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. ii The Seminole County Bank, Frank Akers fire Co. First and Elm Avenue Daily Fashion Hint SOCIETY Notice Automobile Owners Santord—Thursday BEST TIRE OFFER EVER MADE Never. Before, Probably Never Again 30x3 .........................................$ 9.30 30 3>/2 ..... »-................................ 11.50 You will nojt have this opportunity again. I B A T T E R IE S THE G IA N T T H A T LIVES IN A BOX 6-Volt “Exides” n o w ....................$24.50 314 WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMPLY SKIN] M U LES - HORSES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH W A L K E R S. REID Information ANNOUNCI NG H O F -M A C BATTERY CO. 1 Batteries with a TW O-YEAR Guarantee Batteries at CUT PRICES T R IC A L W ORK Welding ROAD SERVICE Phone 83-W New Filling Station The Orlando C r e d i t Association *^V Miss Mell Whitner entertained — Get your Scratch Pnds from The most delightfully yesterdny afternoon Herald—by tho pound— 15c. at a bridge party nt her home on Magnolin avenue, there were six ta­ Woninn Election Officinl Incident, bles of players Headline. Bless' ’em, it doesn’t tnke Tho pretty color schema o f pink ’em lhng to learn nil tho tricks o f tho and green was beautifully carried out trade.— Buffalo Express. ■, * , I f over they Invent a gun that will ! shoot from Tokio to points in the j U. S. A., you won’t hear another cheep from tho jlngoeB. Post Office Box 193 ■■ For office supplies, stationery, etc, come to the Herald office. ♦4,+ + + + + 4.+ 4.++4.^.:.;.+++4F+4.+H Orlando, Fla- �I 1j;iu i M A ti 0) if lio *InntJf h l4 trtlir f' rfv/ »rfj Spots X ic X ❖ f V X X X y X X X f y X X X f ¥ X X ♦♦♦ t X X y X X y LTAM O NTE SPRINGS has an atmosphere, and so have other plac­ es in ’Setpindle Ghunty, but Alta­ monte’s atmosphere has the pecu______liar quality o f a Lodestone— it’s inhabitants may remove to other places in other climbs, biitJthey alwayb return or have a very strong desire to do so, and of course there is that—not very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Westinghouse o f the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders—is not the Altamonte of today. Founded as the home o f rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable, It stands to reason that/ the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte's location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere of Altamonte’’ and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “ Air tamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all y t X X X iir SANFORD over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Bates & Son) is the largest o f these lakes ^nd is nbted for its black bass fishing, •which is, jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, Who welcome the true.fi^hefmah with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length o f its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear o f the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” 'of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. * * Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. ^ The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order arid of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neiglv boring towns of Longwood arid Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Chase & Co. Chas. E. Henry, Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Autos. T _ _Higgins, .. _ ._ , Commission Merchant Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. X Mcisch Realty Co. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc c i. • i » __ £ Seminole County Bank X Peoples Bank of Sanford X First National Bank * Y Wight Grocery Co., Wholesalers Y X H. C. X Hie Ball Hardware Co. Y Haight & Magee Y Automobiles V. C. Coller, Contractor R a s J- E- Spurling, Real Estate I t f i l l n v ’c Bakery R o lro r u Miller’s Thos. Emmett Wilson Attorney-at-Law Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers Marlowe Vegetable Broker X m | Southern Utilities Co. H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop Wight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, Commission Merchant L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Real Estate and Insurance John G. Leonard! Attornoy-at-Law * Lee*Bros.,1?Plumbing * • eWest - jSide j - Grocery s ;“ | A. P. Connelly,-Real Estate X„ Y X i & t X X X from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising" the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest o f these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the .Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and & planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to tjie Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use o f the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, birt steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “ Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “ IT ” . Numbers of “ Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “ Altamonte Springs.” n !lnl T™rne5.’ P h e n e s m bh^ M Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers, Office Supplies George A. DeCottes, *51 ji‘J l b k Commission Merchant A. Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear H. R. Stevens, Mayor C. M. Hand, Sheriff 9* C.DuBose, Real Estate ^ ! i ers Gillen Fry, Sanford Steam Laundry Mauser, Cigar M fgr. Crown Paper Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. H. MoLaulin, Jeweler Bower & Roumillat, Drugs O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. i1. J. Miller & Son Hodges McMullen, Barbers OVIEDO- General Merchandise Attomey-at-Lnw & Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A -----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods \V. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Beni Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market Chuluota Company, I. P. Martin, Groceries, Meats Cates* Crate Co. Groceries, Feeds Merchant’s Grocery Co. SV £ ff?,«ia"Carolina S 5^ Fertilizers . em* D. L. Thrasher, Sanford p aint & W all P a. George Fox, Cold Storage ' f \per £0# phoney-Walker Cb. Wutprs* Kandv Kitchen ‘ lumbers Sanford Battery Service Co. !*; & 0. Motor Co., Autos Sftriford Machine & FounJLihley’a Drug Store drvCo. Pilnf0r.d Coca-Cola Bot Co. RayjBros., Battery Service LJy(^ St. Johns.River, Line Hotel Montezuma i^YowellGo.,Dept.Store Bobbin’s Credit Store Carte* Lumber Co; Hill Hricc, xContractor o « • ^ Carter Lumn XX X iSI IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INOLE CO U N TY: y % bil THIS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y THE FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIRMS A N D y y t y y iim Clothing, Shoes A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer Sanford Barber Shop J. K. SMITH, Prop. -----------G E N E V A Logan Merc. Co. General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. J. Wi Flynt, Gen. Mdse. Wakefield Preserving Co. ------- L O N G W O O D -------- T ♦!* E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzminger W X SX Overstreet & Payne, Grocerics T. A. O’Neill, Longwood Hotel ------ A L T A M O N T E -----Geo. E. Bates & Son, Altamonte Hike! 1 A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries D. B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. -----------M O N R O E ----------Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A. Osteen, Grocer ./ �s!$SE • -'■r. ' - • > ....» . r ... ••. .► •. / 1, .■ hi-T- i •At: I S’SaO’ THE SANFORD DAILY HEfeAliti, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, lftll it)U B to DAILY HERALD PRINTINGCO., lie. J. ULLARP.-Bocrctary-Treasnrer A. N E E L ....... ....General Manager ROBERT J. H O L L Y , Jr., cxbcvlatxox mabaoxb Phone* 148 np to 0 P. M. I ----------- W n to **t— • M M e U i M M e ii M i t iM t M M ie l ■ M ill M A «n 4 In CSty W Otntor *•§••••* m i*Hi m turn tall « > wm y—i, *lw*y» u I __ _ u4 U | (M M ntN arf« fc—wa la I*-1* Member of The Awwdated Pi W e inarch on to Orlando tonight. ----------- o • But when they hold up the city we ■w ill not be there to take part in It. ----------- o-----------H aving a bad attack o f smearcase on the liver it behooves bs to watch out' step fo r the next few days. ----------- o----------W ell, 'twas over thus. When the fun commences we arc hardly ever able to go. I f it is hard work some­ where we can always go. ----------- o----------There is no plnce in the world like Orlando for a big time unless it is Sanford and when the Orlando folks entertain Sanford tonight you can bank on having a real evening. ----------- o— -------And we hope that with all the fun . and frolic thero will be the deeper . note o f rcnl friendship, the helping hand, the standing together o f the two cities fo r tho betterment of both coun­ ties In the future. W e arc standing behind the Clyde Line and tho Clyde Line will stnnd be­ hind tho shippers right on. What we should remember always is thnt the Clyde Line came to our rescue when wo needed n friend and we should stand by tho Clyde Line even after the railroads reduce their rates. And about November first the Clyde Line w ill put on another boat and take care o f nil the trnfTic each way. Keep up the “ ship by water” cam­ paign. It is the greatest thing thnt Snnfbrd ever started. It means not only cheaper rates but it mcanK more improvements on the river by the gov­ ernment, More traffic means greater improvements every time. Show the government thut the St. Johns river is •taking care of double tho former traf­ fic and tho government will do some­ thing. T H E V A L U E OF TOURISTS. More than a million o f people from other Staten nnd Canada, and oven from Europe, South America, Cuba and many other countries, visit Flori­ da each year. Clirnnto is the prime attraction; but, ns the numbor o f visitors has steadily increased each yenr for n quarter o f a century, wonderful cities and ocean nnd gulf beacli resorts have been built nnd developed to a state and Htage that makes Florida now tho most attractive and Inter­ esting resort State in this country. Probably half o f the people who come to Florida have visited other noctions o f this country nnd Europe In search of the idenl climnto, both from tho standpoint o f comfort nnd health, nnd nil nre unanimous that Florida iH unexcelled for winter cllmato nnyhero in the world, and of late years many are learning that the summer climate * more equable nnd healthful thnn most other sections. Think what an nssot this is for Fioridu- With moro thnn a million People telling their friends that thero Is no better climate In tho world thnn Florida, what better advertising could n Stnto hnvo? It Is worth mil­ lions o f dollars and so it behooves us to devote somo attention to our guests and make their stay ns pleasant and interesting ns possible. Tills free advertising that Is done by our visitors is the best kind of ad- B0RD0 NUTS For Salads, Cakes, elc., we have a fresh shipment of Bordo— Walnut Meets Pecan Salted Sslted Salted T‘ >f ' r-iff Meats Almonds Peanuts Pistachios. RECEIVED D A IL Y Fresh “ Sanford Maid” Raisin, plain and light fruit cake. Deane Turner W E L A K A BLOCK Phones 487-414 vertialng, and t la acting Uk« an cndlesa chain, as every new yialtor who ia pleased and satisfied brings a dozen o f his or her friends the next year, and so it goes, on and on, until at least ono-fourth o f alt the people in the United States w ill come to Florida fo r a visit o f from two weeks to six months every year, and many will stay here permanently and at least one-third o f alt these w ill Invest in Florida real estate, and now just figure up what that will amount to In the next quarter o f a century. To tnkc care o f the million visitors nnd wintor residents now, Florida has more than 1,000 hotels, hundreds o f apartmont houses and many thous­ ands o f new homes that have been built in tho past few years, and this numbor is being added to in an as* tonlshlng manner overy year, and still capacity is always reached, and Inst winter not less than 10,000 people camped out fo r lack o f accommoda­ tions, although som© o f them prob­ ably did it from choice, finding the climate so desirable fo r camping. It is estimated that closo to a hun­ dred million dollars' worth o f real es­ tate changes hnnds annually in Flori­ da, and this year thero will be at least fifty million dollnrs worth o f new construction In the State and still by next February everything will be crowded, ns tho regular visitors will all bo hero nnd thousands o f new peo­ ple will come on tho recommendation o f those who have been here and en­ joyed the remarkable climate and wonderful beauties o f Florida— the peerless resort State o f America.— The Tourist Nows. THB W HEEL OF FO RTU NE A T E LE C TIO N S N E X T Y E A R . Palatka Should Be at “Ship by Water” Meet at Orlando W illiam Jennings Brysn, citizen o f Miami, Fla., has given five reasons why he thinks the wheel o f fortune (a Tuesday night a meeting w ill be turning toward a Democratic victory held in Orlando at which time definite next year, Thny are; plans fo r the development o f s cam­ 1. The revenue bill relieves less paign of ‘.ship by wafer/*; w ill be than five thousand men with big In­ submitted and, perhaps, pissed. Pacomes and makes the burden relative­ Istka is the head of deep water navi­ ly heavier on the rest o f the people. gation on the St. Johns river. San­ It also repeals the excess profits tax ford, DeLand, Orlando and all other fo r the benefit o f a few corporations points'who proposd'fo'tako advantage and relatively adds to the /taxes o f o f water rates are interesting themsufficient voltho re st It w ill pte*so fe w and dis­ please a great many. . 2. The farm ers, have suffered. They are aelUng tHeir products at,half price and buying a i high prices. There is revolt among them. '; 8. Wages are falling and wage M h tad 'd u f, lies.' :.If ib d Situation ia camera will not bo in a happy frame l e f t j i s it now is, and the volume o f o f mind next year. traffic tr t . is increased fo r the benefit o f 4. The ex-service men are not tha .Clyde Line, a sudden raise In pleased with the treatmeht they have rates.could be effected, Judging from received. ^ ^ n past, experiences, and there would no 5. The smalt merchant will be .tak­ longer be an advantage in shipping ing his loss by next year and It w ill b y water. not make him especially enthusiastic. Secretary J. W . HartuPf the PnlatAdd thoao together and you have a ks' Chamber o f Commerce, Is on the formidable complaint which will be committee to propose plans fo r the registered at the polls next year. permanent organisation o f a ship by In different language Mr. Bryan water association, but he should be has said that the Republican have'backed up by aa many Paliftkdns as not lived up to their campaign jurom-Juan possibly make the trip.— Palatka isos, having resolved themselves Into News. a pork-grabbing organization after I -------- X1' ------------triumph at tho polls last November, DIG CU T IN W AGES and as the pendilum swung in their N A V Y Y A R D E M PLO YE ES favor at the polls then, so will the A D M IN IS T R A T IO N IN DOUBT. pendulum swing from them i f they continue to legislate only in favor of W A S H IN G T O N D. C., Sept. 2 7 ^ the interests and permit the rank and Wages must come down. Tho Harding W HICH 1)0 TH E R A ILR O A D M A N ­ file to work kout the! * own salvation.' administration faced with an issue o f Thus far they have thought In terms continuing the present wages scales AGERS PRE FE R? .f cinBBC'), not in to m s o f the Amcr ' in tho navy yard here, resisted tho ap­ The trannspoctntion facilities of lean people.— Florida Metropolis. peals o f organized labor and made a ----------- o----------drastic cut. The controversy was car­ the country are wholly unequal to ried up from tho navy department to tho demand which will conic upon SO U TH EAST TO B E N E F IT them whenever freight rntes have FROM LOW ERED RATES. the cabinet, whore President Harding himself took a hand. Although pri­ been adequately' reduced nnd busi­ Reduction in freight rntes from vate industry has been struggling ness once more resumes its wonted nativity. I f railroad malingers nre Pacific const polntn to the southeast with this question for months, the wise enough to promptly bring nbcqt o f from $100to $400 per car on cor- government has avoided giving nny n general decrease in freight nnd pns- tnln clnsscs o f non-perishable com­ moral support to either side. When sergor rates which will bo forced modities were announced Saturday a f­ the navy yard disputo arose ,tho issue upon them if they do not voluntarily ternoon by T. D. Guthrie, traffic man­ was inescapable and now tho word taka the lead and do It themselves, ager for the Southern Wholesale Gro­ has gone forth from the administra­ they will soon find every locomotive cers' Association, with hondquartors tion that tho quickest way to nor­ malcy hereabouts 1b by wago cuts. nnd every enr working to full capac­ in Jacksonville. Efforts arc being made to have (ho The White Houso halls have been ity nnd they will have business to justify crowding every carshop and now rate become effective October 1. futl of letters from tax payers urg­ every locomotive plnnt with now or­ Articles to be nffectcd by tho now ing a diminution o f government ex­ goods, dried penditures. The administration has ders. Thu utmost producing capacity rntes include canned o f nil the locomotives nnd car plants beans and* pens nnd other such com­ felt thnt wngo cuts, especially In gov­ ernment enterprises, Is nn Inevitable In the country I h not cqunl to supply­ modities. Th£ reduction to southeast points and logical answer to the donmnd for ing locomotives and cars that will be needed whenever the rnilronds nre In is the same ns that made August 26. economy. Curiously enough tho busi­ flnnncinl shape to order the rolling from intermountain territory to the ness men o f the nation and capital stock, without which they cannot pos­ enst and Virginia cities on dried beans plcadced fo r labor In tho sense that sibly handle the rise o f business Just nnd pens, canned goods, dried or ovnp- tho government was asked n o t, to ornted fruits, berries, nnd vegetables, muko the wage cuts so drnstlc. The nhend o f us. It is essentially important thnt far- including figs, prunes, raisins, etc. Washington merchants were led to In a bulletin to members o f the take this nctlon by the argument thnt seeing railroad managers who appre­ ciate these facts shall lower their Southeni Wholesale Grocers’ Asso­ a cut in wages meant a curtailment rntes voluntarily Instend o f wuiting ciation, Traffi Mnnagcr Guthrie says: of .buying power ,Inbor headquarters “ Application has been filed with tho admit that they have consistently urg­ until public clamor compels them to lower them, and prepare at once for Interstate Commerce Commission for ed the relationship betwoen the retail enlnrgod trnfTic. Railroad managers authority to make publication o f the community and wago scales, but no­ may rest absolutely certain thnt they reduced rates to become effective on where ha sthat theory been bo con­ will not be nllowed to hold the present short notice. spicuously championed ns here in the “ As the now rates will enrry very nationnl capital, passenger and freight rates. I f they care to Invite n contest with tho coun­ substantial reductions on the above Tho pica, however, was unavailing, try they will find themselves abso­ nnmed commodities from and to tho ho Harding administration stood pat. lutely overwhelmed by public senti­ territory Involved— ranging, for In* Politically speaking, the endorsement ment and legislation will be Invoked, stance, on canned goods and dried hy nn administration o f nny issue which will prove disastrous to the beans from $100 to over $400 per car thqt relates to wnges always has Its roads and to tho country*. For the o f the prescribed 00,000 pounds min- dangers. Tho Wilson administration sake of tho railroads and the country J Imum weight— you will no doubt de- granted practically every demand for alike, for the good-will which should , sire to give consideration to requost- wage Increases ,and while earning the exist between tho public and all f ing shippers with whom you have friendship o f organized Inbor, It lost transportation interests, we trust thnt placed orders to wihhhold shipment th esupport o f many omployern who such n contest will not ho provoked { o f the goods pending the effective date insisted that tho government was set­ by shortsightedness on tho part o f , o f tho new rates.”— Jacksonville Mo- ting an uncomfortable precedent. It Is realized by administration officials railroad managers, but wo wnrn them tropolls, that every thing the government says thnt unless they act o f their own ac- [ ----------- o — on the subject of wages will bo tho cord tho public will net nnd with even 1 ALCOHOL AS FU EL. Lasts o f discussion by both sides, fo r ­ moro power thnn it has over used; before. When once public Rentiniont ( Alcohol is a fuel nnd has been noted tunately, fo r the Hording administra­ is thoroughly aroused, ns It (s now |ns such for as long back ns anybody j tion. The railroad problem has been railroad Inbor being aroused to the injustice o f rail- can remember. It has been tried out passed over ta the road rates, thero is no possible power successfully in tunny instances ns a board, n separate Institution, and the which can Btand against it. More- motor power. It is bolng used, suc- roads were in private hnnds so thnt over, the part of wisdom for rallrond ecssfully, also, in other countries thnn the bonus for wngc reductions did not managers, viewing tho subject from this. I f wo are even seriously con- fnll on tho administration. tho welfare o f their holders, demands sldering it hero we hnvo not hoard of that they rcduco their rates nnd thus it, nnd wo rise to sny: “ Why not 7” REDUCED RATES TO G A IN S V IL L E increase volumes o f trnffie nnd at the The gasoline power so very prevalent same timo win public favor. They ia Rood— but it ia expensive, nnd tho G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Sept. 27.— cun win tho public or they can arouse Prices nro subject to Jugglery at times educed railroad farek will bo In effect tho blttor hatred o f tho public; tho thnt seem to hit us pretty hard In tho fo r thoso attending the citrus semi­ former would add to their prosperity, pockotbook, ns long ns this is n motor nar, live stock round-up and bbeetho latter would mean a vast destruc­ ago. Kerosene In being used with koepers meeting to be hold nt the tion o f values o f railroad securities. moro or less success, too. Tho sup­ University of Florida here October 4 ply o f both gnsolinc and koroseno in to 7, according to Director Wllmon I f railroad nuinugers are wiso, they limited, ns is everything that comes Nowell, o f the Florida Agricultural will promptly recognize the situa­ out o f the earth. Why not alcohol? Extension Division. Purchasers o f tion, ovo nthough they honestly be­ It Is in just about everything that ticksta to Gainesville between Octo­ lieve that they cannot afford lower grows. We consume it overy day In ber 1 and 0 for the purpose of attend­ freight rates, and will test the ques­ practically overy Bpoonfut or fork full ing the meetings should obtain cer­ tion o f freight rates and save them­ l wo put into our systems. I t Is here tificates o f their local ticket agents, selves and hsvc the situation. (With us, about us, easily obtnlnnbl* » “ > " » k« tk |*' nnd clump, now that liquor making no " J T ,h\ ,V mov. o f their own volition, ond do It lon(rer mihe, huge d r.ln . on our .up- v* * ‘‘ * d * t„ J , u'° hol‘‘ " promptly, It will bo but a few months ply> j t ifl ft fuei for motors, ao again W,U bo ont,t,ed to half ,aro on tho before every locomotive and car w illiW0 „ k: -w h y not7- l „ Hawaii i t . wt¥u™ 4W . be crowded to capacity, and the roads mu(j0 f rom thB cheaper grades o f 1 Ina»cati° n8 » * * that the attendance will be In a position to. crowd every'tsugar und from poor, very poor, aorg- will greatly exceed 350 parsons, the rallroad material shop In the country hum. I t ,, therB a demonstrated nuc- numbor required fo r tho issuance of wlth orders, which w ill keep them cess nH & motor fuel and can be fur- the induced rates, according to Mr. _ busy1 fo r twelve months or more to nished to tho consumer at 12 cents a Newell. 'come.— M anufacturer!'Record. j gallon at a good profit. By our meth* ---- — j Ods it can be made much cheaper. The chief fault o f our immigration A headline speaks of a “ big o v a -. ----------------------- — policy Is that it makes no effort to tion." Did anybody ever receive a ', _—jGet your Scratch Pads from The distinguish between common stock RtUe one?— N ew York P o e t I Herald—by the pound— 16c. Jand preferred stock. v - -vffix IfeT-J: v : %<i. v*>?i w # ; At Banking Interest ts Your Interest 1 1 ,i i Under the present banking laws, the banks of the United States are practically owned and controlled by all the pepple. Such a vital part have they come to occupy in our industrial and commercial life,'th at the slightest thing affecting the banking interest is immediately felt, either directly or indirect­ ly, by every man, woman and child in the country. Deposit here and secure all of the advantages of safety, soundness and dependability. *- First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column % LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SAN FO RD •:* •i- S AN FO R D FLORIDA FLO R ID A BATTERIES Sanford Constructs Co. CO NTRACTO RS A N D BUILDERS aanro toub Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished Battery Troubles to U s A ll W ork Guaranteed W« ■»—toll— *a U m M—1 Wtok ud tu (In fo« tomtoUi — to*.. H. T . P A C E P. O. Box 111 wa u a o kavb ook» xtbvt x x o u a io s roa o txbhauuxo tou b cab Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Sketches and Eatlmates Free; — Company L. A. Renand, Prop. building too large and none too small ----- A L L W ORK GUARANTEED---- HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance’*' Pine and Garland Bte., Orlando, Fla. Pham 1S9 _ Wilson & Shorey Sold and Serviced by P U R E W ATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland Elder Springs Water 99.98% PU R E Phone 811-W Sanford, Fla GARAGES LO R D ’S PURITY WATER Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L ESTATE AS GOOD AS THE BEST Daily Service Phone 187 SA N FO R D E. F. Lane NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance Phono 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W . Knight General Shop and Mill Work Real E state and Insurance CONTRACTOR and BUILDER SANFORD FLO RID A 817 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla- ..Employment Bureau.. ____ T R A N S F E R ____ The vocational committee o f the Buainess and Professional Women's Club “W E D ELIV ER THE GOODS” requests all young women dealring employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer National Bank. Storage F a c ilitie s I f we pleeee you, tell others; If DOr AG N ES G. BERNER, Chairman tell ue. Phone 498 W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O R K S a. 0. W IL S Q U , O w n.r S A T IS F A C T O R Y SER VICE A N D R E A S O N A B LE PRICES W l i h l B r .t lu r * • . r — . B n lld to f Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shaft# Re-turned Phone 175 HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’a New Hotel” 91 Up Per Day GILLON & FRY e lec tric al Fourth and Sanford Ave New E ra Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING CARPETS A N D RUGS WASHED and cleaned at yoor home or we win call fo r and deliver. Hamilton Beacfc Electric Washers used/—Sanford Steam Preeaery, 817 1st St. Phoae *89 . . ■ �w -■ rf» " ; fiNTX r r / * r r< 1 V ■' * ' * •* i . • . • *' ^ * ' ^4 TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUE3DAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 <1|lleH»ppen‘ n«* Mention of Mittef* In Brlef ,'wsowd Item. 0fIntern*' In and About d> The City *£ Sura mu’7 of the Plotting Smtll Talks Succinct!; Arranged for Herald Readera •if IDE WEATHER TEMPERATURE showers. * # Rained on the east and west aides yesterday. Tht „ „ I » t « t » y i « » I" „ ,hc Quality Shop. 1“ ' 31' Simford will probably Rot a rain some time In the next nix months Kren Hat Shop nnd Pressing Club also dye work. All work guaranteed. lB8-5tp IK) Sanford Ave. UiK crowd of Sanford boonters go-1 ■ t(, Orlando tonight. Only mom1,e„ nf the Chambor o f Commorco have been invited. Call and see our new fall lino of up-to-date millinery.— The Quality n lB0-8tc Shop. With the many people getting bock home, and the various stores getting ready for the fall business, Sanford will take on new life this week. ------ ---- - i Hack ngnin at the old 00 mark nnd no rain ns yet. It rained all around Sanford yes­ terday nnd not n drop touched tho town. It shows that San­ ford needs more prayer. Well, all wo can say is that the old bulb enn hang around 00 for a few days longer but it enn’t stay there forever although it seems llko forever to us back in our Mttle room that is 090 all the time. And at 6:30 this morning it was hot nnd wo cun almost guarantee 06 ngnin fo r tomorrow’s report— O, you rain nnd Htorm— where are you 7 8:40 A. M. SEPTEM BER 27 Maximum ...................... 00 Minimum ...................... 00 Itnnge ............................. 70 Barometer ..................... 30.00 Cairn nnd Clear. There isn’t much hope for n mnn who has reached forty without in­ spiring nny envy. Have your watches nnd jewelry re­ paired at McLnulin’s. Two first class ROOFING, Ret! and green slnto sur­ watch rankers. Prompt service. face, 3-ply $3.26 per square. Tiger 140-tfc brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; 1-ply, $2.25.* Free delivery. Address Selimi^days will also open up now M. E. Ginn, Box 301. 139-2Ctp avenues of trade, and there will be runny new people coming here on ncDelilah was the one who started count of the excellent schools here. this buhlied-hair craze and she wasn’t {}, it. Snyder, o f Jacksonville, is in such a much. the citv mi business today. "E X ID E ” B ATTER IE S, the Giant Circle No. 5, of Iho Missionary So­ that lives in a box. We can now fur­ ciety of the M. E. church will meet nish six Volt Batteries at $24.50. We with Mrs. (!. A. Bedford Monday a f­ buy, sell, exchange, recharge and rcternoon at 1 o’clock, 115 French ave. pair nil makes Batteries.— Ray Brotli157-2tp ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc Dr. N. lieV. Howard, who is staying I f George Bernard Shaw keeps on at his cottage at Dnytonn Beach, tnlking about the ugly things in Am ­ writes that lie lias the air and the erica, he’ll soon be ns famous ns Sin­ water but lie needs something to road clair Lewis. and it is the Daily Herald for him to complete bis happiness. In our new quarters with a fine lino of new tip-tu-dnto millinery. Call and see us.—The Quality Shop. 150-3tc -------i L. C. Scroblo, general freight and passenger ...rent of the Clyde Line, is here today on business nnd reports his hr. as having nil the freight they tnr earry coining south, and they are contemplating putting on another i"Jit about the first o f November. Wo ;,rt* glad to see Mr. Seroble on the job again. I>on t forget Co. D. Minstrel on Thursday and Friday night nt tho 1’rineesM. Pickets now on sale nt the I copies' Hunk, Seminole County Bank, <md Fir t National Bank. Price $1.00 mid $1.25. 158-3tc A new shipment of felt hats just received, which will he closed out at $2.00 each. Nuflf Sed. — The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. tf M INOR A T H LE TIC S A T FLORIDA. G A IN E S V IL L E , Fla., Sept. 27.— The University o f Florida will de­ vote rnucht attention this season to the development of minor athletics according fo Dr. Manchester,* who is in charge o f the work. New equip­ ment will Include footballs, both soccod and Rugby, horsehoes nnd croquet outfits. The tpr.ee between the two dormitories will lie equipped as a recreation park. Two volley-hall courts will lie established and a cro­ quet court will lie laid out. Arrange­ ments arc tinder way for wrestling and buying matches. Company D, in the Dixlo-Minstrols, promise a great hit, Thursday nnd I riday aig.its. Anything that bears t e Allisnn-Undinell mark mentis the A T T E N T IO N ^ ’ minstrelsy and the Dixie Minu M be no exception to the rule, Got your reserve seats for Thurs­ " t your tickets now. Thq minstrels day night's minstrel nt Bower & w| ' !*le best you have seen this Round Matt’s. Price $1.25. Step live­ year. ly ’enuso they are goin* fast. 159-2tc a « S » M W H K W ))(«H K W M W H 4 l(M «»W K K K H W W W K M 3 i reduction on 3Hupmobile Closed-Cars It Q—S E D A N ............................ ..,.,$2250.00 A RED U C TIO N OF $235.00 R K - C O U P E .................................$2200.00 A RED U C TIO N OF $200.00 can mnke Immediate deliveries of either^open or Closed Cars Cord Tires are now Standard Equipment on all Hupmobile Models B. & 0. MOTOR CO. SANFORD, FLO RIDA DISTRIBUTORS FOR SEMINOLE and L A K E CO UNTIES' # P A G ! FIVE O FF TO ORLANDO TONIC,HT A T 0:43, SEM INOLE IIO TE I All those who are going to Orlando tonight to tho big Chamber o f Com­ morco banquet are requested to be at tho Seminole hotel nt 6:45 p. m. Those who will drove their cars nre request­ ed to be there at that time also in or­ der thnt Socretnry Pcarman can line up the bunch promtply and get there In time. It takes an hour to drive to Orlnndo nnd tho bnnquet is at eight sharp bo tho folks will hnvo to leave hero on time. Bo nt the Seminole ho- 1 tel nt 6:15. HOLY CROSS W H IT E W A Y . One o f tho most progressiva and biggest things done recently in San­ ford is the establishment of the Holy Cross White Way, a series o f the modem up-to-date posts stretching nlong the church’H property on Park avenue, the whole block on Fourth street and around on Magnolia ave­ nue. It thus lights most effectively Holy Cross Parish house, Holy Cross church nt Snlnt Andrew's brother­ hood house, Holy Cross rectory and tho Parish howling nileys. Outside oT tho business section o f First street, it is the most brilliantly illumined part o f our city. Tho White Way is the im­ mediate results of tho Men's Club of Holy Cross, which if a very large, wide-awake nnd progressive club. The first regular meeting o f this club for the season will lie the 2d Wednesday night in October, 12th, 8 p. m., In the Parish House. The White Way -var firs:: lighted inst Sunday night, 18th Sundny nfler 1 rinity. There nre still larger and greater changes and improvements under way nt Holy Cross, making it rne of the very largest and most complete institutional plants in the whole south. All are invited to come nnd join in this big work. LEADERS SAY R A IL U N IO NS' VOTE HAS BEEN FOR STRIKE. CHICAGO, [11., Sup*. 27.— Leaders oT tho big four brotherhoods and affil­ iated unions Inst night declared they had little doubt thnt the railway em­ ployes had voted for a general strike Plenty to Eat You have heard of and read of Barbecues, Ox Ronsts, Fish Frys nnd so on, but you never have heard of the big kind, the kind thnt will take place in Sanford next Thursday, at the Merchants' Carnival. There will be enough beef to feed Central Florida. You must come and get your shnre, it’s all free. AND THEN, TOO # You have heard of and rend of R E A L stores that carry a complete line for the man, nnd so on, but you never have or never will hear of any better lines than we nre showing for this fall nnd when you look nt the goods and sec the price you will forget there ever has been a war. We invite you to make your hendqunrters with us next Thursday. Y O U D O N ’T H A V E TO B U Y E V E R Y TIM E Y O U COME IN OUR PLA C E m r//£ sr#/?£ r/w r /s S a n fo r d , F la . Ml A T T E N T IO N C O M PA N Y D. Headquarters Co. D., 1st. Inf. F. N. G. Sanford, Fla., Sept 20, 1921 Orders No. 07. 1. All officers and unlisted men of this organization are hereby ordered "to report at tho Armory at Sanford, Fin., nt 8 o’clock n. in., Thursday, September 29th, to participate in the Gala Day celebration to bo held on said date. 2. No excuses will be accept oil for failure to report as specified in tho preceding finrngrnph except for legiti­ mate business reasons consisting of inability to attend because of civil employment or because o f physical incapacity to so attend. 3. September 29th being a holi­ day in tho city o f Snnford, the enlist­ ed men o f this organization should have no excuses to offer because of civil employment. However, if any enlisted man’s civil employment inter­ feres with bis attendance nt this for­ mation, upon report o f same to tho commanding officer o f this organiza­ tion, arrangement will lie made with the employer of said enlisted man to relieve him from his civil duties so that he limy be able to participate in the pnrnde to be held on Sept. 29. 4. It Is imperative that there be a full attendance at this formation as at this time there are nlmut twenty men o f this orgnniaztion absent on furlough. GEO. A. DECOTTES, Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G., Comdg. 9-21 2t Classified advertisements, A cents a line. No ad tnken for leas than 25 rent* nnd positively nn classified ads charged to anyone. Cas> must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE FOR S A LE — Rose No. 1 seed, Irish potatoes, per bushel §2.00.— L. A. Rrumlcy. 131-tfc FOR SALE — Medium size -safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Street. 04-01. NOTICE City Licenses Due Oc­ tober 1, 1921 A T T E N T IO N is called to tho fact FOR S A L E —8-room house with nil rnther thnn ncccpt :i wage reduction, that all City Licenses are paynblo on modern convenience, excellent rcbut nnnouneed thnt the conservative or before October 1, 1921. pnir. I’rivnto water works, in desir­ counsel of the lenders might prevail S P E C IA L A T T E N T IO N is called to able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ agnlnst a walkout. ply to Owner, 510 \V. First Street. General chairmen o f the Brother­ 110-tfc Section 4, Ordinance 25 hood of nilwny Trainmen began count­ which reads as follows: "That tho ing the 186,000 strike ballots of their FOR S A L E —Single and Rose Comb City Tax Collector before issuing a li­ Black Mnnorcu Roosters, ti months men, hut admitted bcforcthe first en­ cense based on a property value, or old.— \V. W. Dressor, R. A. Telephone velope was opened that, judging from capital stock, shall require tho per­ 4003. 158-fltp the known temper o f the men, tho son applying for a license to make a result will lie overwhelmingly in fa ­ FOR S A LE — One heavy duty two- written statement under onth o f tho vor o f n strike. Giving an estimated wheel trailer in good condition. In­ value o f the property, or the amount majority, Vice-fireside nt Jnmes Mur­ quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc |0f the capital stock." dock said: Application blanks for snid licenses FOR S A LE — Stable manure; car lots. "Our past experience has been ttint Good dry stock. Price §7 per ton, f. will he furnished free of charge at the 0 8por cent o f the men will always City Office. o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. vote to strike.” A LFR E D FOSTER, 151-tfc. Next Monday officials o f the Broth­ 150-lOtc City Tax Collector. FOR S A LE — 1 rorm calmer and sev­ erhood o f Locomotive Engineers, Or­ eral doun jars. Very reasonable. der o f Rnilwny Conductors, Brother­ Address "E. H.” care Herald. dh-tf hood of Locomotive Firemen and EnConserve Your Sight ginemcn nnd the Switchmen’s Union FOR S A L E — Lot on brick street in TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids Immediate nnd careful attention of North America ,will meet here to front of Rose Court,— E, F. Lane, should lie given to the firat indication count the strike votes of their 259,000 32x4 Mi ..................................... $27.50 The Real Estate Man. 160-3tp of eye trouble. You arc fortunate if members. 84x1 Mj ..................................... 31-00 FOR S A LE — A pair o f young, Mack you have found it unnecessary to wear glasses, lint indeed unfortunate if you Railroad union lenders here expect All other sizes any make in propormare mules, at a bargain. Phono hnvo neglected to do so when it is nil the brotherhoods nnd the switch­ tlon. Get our prices before you buy.— 160,_____________________________152-tfc really needful. By correcting a slight men's union to cast substantial jun­ Rny Brothers. Phone 548. Ifi0-tfc FOR S A L E — 3 doz. 1 quart fruit jars. error in your sight today will save a iorities for n strike. Tho affiliated multiple of troulilc Inter on in life. Address .1, care o f Herald, 155-tp. shop crafts have already voted, by a POLK COUNTY TOM M OORE • majority o f nppproximntcly 325,000 PRESS ASSOCIATION. FOR S A L E — i have ten acres of cel­ to 48.000 to walk kout, and are only ery land partially Improved, which OPTOM ETRIST— O P T IC IA N waiting to sec what action the other LA K E LA N D , Fla., Sept. J7,__Tho jean bo bought at a bargain.— A, P. 157-tfc Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 unions will take and fur the United Polk County Press Association, which,Connelly. States Railroad Labor Ronrd td dis­ includes in its membership the twelve FOR S A L E — Mixed Jersey and Hol­ pose o f tho pending working ruios newspapers published in the county, stein cow and calf, also horse and LOW T ID E ON T H E BEACH agreements. 51) Rhode island lied chickens, E. has completed organization with the Reports o f tho general chairmen o f election o f R. I). Child, o f the U ke- Mr.gnuson, Route No. A, Box 209. Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at the trnInmen when they assembled land Advertiser, as president; M. J. IBIMJtp About Same Hour nnd Minute today, wore plainly disappointing to Lee, Haines City Herald, secretary; Sept. 27 ................................... 10:11 the union loaders. The Irnnlnmcp had and J. E. Worthington, Lake W a l e s __________________________ Sept. 28 ................................... 11:25 voted on a separate ballot because Highlander, treasurer. A t the or- FOR R E N T -O n e nice, large furnisliSept. 29 ................................... 11:55 their leaders did not npprovo of tho giinizntlon meeting held nt Hlllcrost ed housekeeping room.— Mrs. RidSept. 30 ................................... 12:40 Joint ballot prepared by tho other un­ Lodge, Crooked Lake, it was decided '»in g, 205 Oak Ave. 158.3tp ions. On September 12, President W. to hold meetings the second Tuesday FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. Post enrds— local vie'” ' — 1c each at G. Leo addressed a circular letter to o f every second month beginning with Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc (ho Herald office. tho men in which Im pointed out five September. The next meeting will FOR RENT— Improved celery innd, reasons why he thought a strike would lie held in Bartow, Tuesday, Novem­ in immediate planting condition.— bo unwise nt this time, nnd why tho ber 8th. G. II. Edward's, Face's Lane, 156-0tp men might expect to nccept some FOR R EN T— Two unfurnished rooms Pickling: and Preser wnge rcducolon. • t h y a d a il y h eu ald w a n t ad . upstuirs for light housekeeping. Ap­ ply 714 Ouk Avenue. 158-3tc BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBaBBBanuBBBB FOR RENT— ( ,'omfortftblo rooms for a light housekeeping nt Mrs. Maggie a We have the B JBell’s, Lake Monroe, Fla. 157-3tp h rl I.'j' K j| | FOR RENT TIME Smile and Fellowship League Thu representative o f the Smile and Fellowship League is in Snnford for at lenst tho next Hix weeks and will give reports in regard to six groups o f happy people. He has arranged with Dr. George Hymnn, pnstor o f the Baptist Temple, to make the announcements. Tho fo l­ lowing announcements will be made: Sunday Night. Oct. 2nd.— Tho names of the five men o f Snnford most pleasant in their greetings, names o f thu the fivo women of Snnford Sunday Night, Oct. 9th.— The Tho nomeH most plousunt in their greetings, Sunday Night, Oct. 16th.— The names o f the five clerks-most pleasant in customers. ... dealing with -.... — - -------- . Sunday Night, Oct. 23rd.— The Business House nearest 100% in pleasnntness, employer nnd employees, • •’ Sundny Night, Oct. 30th.— The fivb moBt pleasant girlp or young indies, Sunday Night, Nov. 6th.— The fivo most pleasant boys or young men. LE AR N TO S M ILE A N D M A K E OTHERS H A P P Y STONE JARS W ANTED R E PR E SEN TATIV E IN SANFORD |W A N T E D — All musicians in Panford I who cun piny a band instrument, It will be to your Interest to seu G. C .. 1Fellows, manager o f thn Sanford Bond. 156-Btdh 5 Mason, Sure-Seal Ja and Jelly Glasses See our line of --- r n n a T ------ ”------ " LOST a .-— — r,------------ -------p----- —p a LOST— Small green gold wriiit watch, S Gruen moke initial II. J., 1012, enH graved on back. Return to Dutton’s o(Tico for rewnrtj 168-tfe ^ g u BO AR D A N D ROOM BOARD A N D ROOM— Private” fnm719 Onk Avo. 158-0tp Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. V BALL HARDW ARE m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 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, September 27, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 27, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 27, 1921; <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/82ef574347bbb85b6d6ec643421dac64.pdf 06e084c21121e64f2fcda8db795eaadd PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST Herald Sanford THB “City Substantial’ VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921 NUMBER 158 Ilume n iO P A L WITNESS TODAY INFATTY ARBOCKLE CASE WILL TESTIFY ON STAND __— Ddmont, Fatty for M urder announced e ' K S S K S -" ' THIS CHARGE * Numb" TOURNAMENT RIDERS HERE FROM SOUTH FLORIDA TO WIN GOLDEN PRIZE f i f t y -f i f t h e n c a m p m e n t g r a n d a r m y o f r e p u b l ic , Who Swore to Complaint They Got Mr. PISTOL BATTLE STAGED GRAND CENTRAL STATION UNSUCCESSFUL HOLD UP INDIANAPOLIS TODAY (By Tbs Ai»ocl»t*d Pr*«a) INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20— Fifty­ ,fifth annual encampment of the Grnnd ‘Army of the Republic began here todny although offlclnl reports show 9,­ 000 voternns died since l»Ht year’s en­ campment it is expected the attend­ ance this ycar.grtll he nearly ns largo ns lnsb year. * ' . (By The Aessolsted Frets) NEW YORK ,Sopt. 20.—A pistol battle on tho third floor corrider of tho Grand Ccntrnl station in which eighteen shots were fired, resulted to­ day in three tnen fleeing nftcr an at­ WILL BRING CRACK SHOTS FROM tempt to hold up two railroad em­ OTHER SECTIONS OF T n E ployees who hnd a satchel of ensh. STATE. CLUB SHOOT CHICAGO COPS ARE RELIEVED . BY WHOLESALE BELCHER TRIAL CALLED TODAY AT CLEARWATER (Br Tt* A»K»cUt»«S rmil N FRANCISCO. Sept. 20— Mn. ,de Delmont. who swore to ho pUnt accusing Fatty Arbucklo P,hc murder of Miss Hoppe won ,unced ns the principnl witness, would bo called nt the prelim nhearing on that charge in police today. The plnn called for Del- PLEADS NOT GUILTY WHEN AR,t to take the witness stnnd after AIGNED FOR DEATH OF VIR­ Beardilcc, house physician nt St. GINIA TURNER cij, and A1 Scnumcher, Miss Lpc’g business mannger. AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20— . Arbuckle, 01m comedinn, rged with the slaying of Miss Viri« Rappe, motion picture actress, nt i quiet Sunday in jail while the :rict attorney prepared a list of Mies for examination when tho Ice court hearing is resumed toirrow. e first complete story of tho ty In Arbucklc's suite in the hotel Francis on Labor Day, which was lowed by the dent!: of Miss Hoppe, ir days later, is expected to be told the hearing tomorrow, when the :utlon calls Mrs. Bambino Maude mont, who preferred the charge but Arbucklo nnd Miss Alice ke and Miss Zeh Provost, who ntthe party. Tho order in which witnesses will be called was not .ounced. e defense has not indicated how ii to combat the testimony so far Wed by the prosecution. Tho only ness who has been cross-examined, he only briefly, wns Alfred nnacher, who yesterday, testified the prosecution, but not ns a "hoswitness," according to tho police ire. The police judge Is to decldo ther Arbucklo is to be hold to tho rrinr court and if so, whether on murder chnrgo or on tho grand indictment which charges manlighter. c defense had made no attempt to k the prosecution in the quesning of witnesses, taking advnntf it wns said of the opportunity to Rm the state’s case against ArMe afforded by the henring. (B r Tli* Associated Praia) CLEARWATER, Sopt. 20.—Dr. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon SprtngH physician, formally plcadod not guilty when his trlnl for manslaughter In connection with tho death of Virglnln Turner woh called In circuit court here today. Judge Andrews, presiding, ordered the sheriff to summon venire of thirtyfive men for Jury nnd adjourned court until 9:30 tomorrow morning. ALL DEMOCRAIC SENATORS CALLED IN CONFERENCE ON PEACE TREATIES. Word Comes That Mer­ chants* Gala Day W ill Be Big: A ttraction FEDERAL INVESTIGATION VIO­ LATORS PROHIBITION LAWS RESPONSIBLE (B r The AilOflUted F r a u ) CHICAGO, Sept. 2fl.—Dismissal of Chicago policemen in wholesale lotB These two women really got Premier t.m.vri George's number.' It was presaged in official circles today in K-2252. and lie gave It, ns required by law, while on Ids way to vote in fax- connection with the federal investignton hull 'luring the recent nbbev eleetlnn. tloh of violations of the prohibition laws following the announcement Sat­ urday by Chief of Police Fitzinorris thnt he believed half of the police force of more than five thousand men were involved. BIG GALA DAY TO BE ENJOYED BY THOUSANDS OF VISITORS IN ’ SANFORD THURSDAY, SEPT. 29TH WEATHER UNFAVORABLE FOR AIR ATTACKS ON OLD ALABAMA. Word conies from points on the Enst nnd West const as well as In­ terior points thnt well known tourna­ ment riders of the Stnto aro practi­ cing tournnment riding evory dny nnd getting ready for the old time tournament races nnd pony races hero next Thursdny. From all reports there will he n lsrgcr entry here than ever before ns tho riders are coming from all the big ranches In this part of tho Stnto ns well ns many owners of racing ponies who think they hnve something fnst in horso flesh. Tho tournnment races, pony races nnd th(, o](1 t!mo i,nrbecuo‘wifi bring p]pnBnnt recollections to the many old timer who will bo here to swap ancient history nnd tell of the early times when this pnrt of tho State wns a wilderness nnd pony races, tourna­ ments nnd barbecues were much In evidence. It Is conceded by ovoryono thnt Snnford’s Gnln Dny will ho more lfko the old time races nnd barbe­ cues nnd general good times than nny thing thnt hns been pulled off hero In some time. Even the parades nnd spenking will remind one of the olden days when there was so much of this sort of stuff nnd thnt hns In Inter years been sup­ plemented by other nmusomonts. The Rod nnd Gun Club will bring their traps nnd pnraphernnlln to tho Clyde Lino dock nnd will hold n shoot Thursdny afternoon nnd several of tho fnney shots of neighboring towns hnve expressed a willingness to corn© in nnd show the Snnford boys how to break 50 out of 50. The program ns outlined is n good one nnd will ho subject to some chang­ es hut ns n whole will he like thnt published in Saturday’s Daily Herald. Thursdny morning will be filled with pnrndes, militnry mnnouvors nnd speaking which will All the dny nnd It Is hoped thnt tho crowds will come enrly nnd stay Into ns thoro Is some­ thing doing for every minute. tainment will be a minstrel show in (By Tha A tio c liU J F ra u ) the Princess Thentre which is sched­ NORFOLK, Sept. 20.—Weather uled to begin at 8 o’clock nnd a street conditions were unfavorable today for dnnee which will take place In front continuance of nttneks by tho army of the court house nt 0 o'clock. airmen on tho hnttlcshlp Alnbnmn, an­ The various committees In chnrgo chored in Chesapeake Bay. of the arrangements necessnry to make this event a success, feet confi­ dent as to the results. With the diversity of entertainment everyone should have a grand old time and Thursday, September 29, 1921, will go down in the annals of Sanford bistory ns being tho biggest dny ever held tnkc here. part will The committee particularly asks ev­ AT HEARING BEFORE THE UNIT­ r i l l L i / vpI i j,, the tournament, and automobiles of ery merchant in Snnford to decorate ED STATES LABOR _____ indviduals ond firms in Sanford. Co. BOARD JOHN PILSUDKI HAD THREE 1) will give n short drill nnd an exhi- their store fronts for this occasion for bition of their proficiency in the use nothing adds more to an occasion of SHOTS FIRED AT this kind than to have the business of machine guns. ’ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20—The HIM section dolled up in holiday attire. Captain DeCottes will make the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will welcoming address to the visitors af­ Members (if. tho Trade Extension not present uny evidence at all nt (By Tbs A n o clslsit P rsia ) PARIS, Sept. 20.—An attempt was ter which the barbecue nnd refresh­ Committee and the retailers who are the hearing granted it by the United made to nssnssinnte John Pllsudkl, tho ments will be served. Tho tournnment not members will wear badges, there­ State Labor Board in connection with president of Poland, nt Lemberg, Gn- nnd races will be hold during tho nf- by identifying the hostH of the occas­ the shop crufts' committee election lncln, lost night, says n dispatch re­ tornoon. They will take place on the ion. The Woman’s Club will also dispute. The henring is set for today ceived here. Three pistol shots were lake front. A great number of then* have n committee from their organi­ nt Chicago. The company Inst night fired nt him but the bullets went wild. ure now in ttys city practicing for the zation to look nftcr those guests com­ made public a letter from President WANT SOME OF THAT The nssnilant wns nrrested. RECLAMATION FUND event. There will be cash prizes ag­ prising the fair sex. Visitors should Samuel Ren to the hoard In which he feel nt liberty to ask any member of SENT INTO FLORIDAgregating $125.00 for the winners. | states that in view of the fact that MAITLAND ADOPTS A band Btnnd will be erected In front the committee nt nny time for any­ the hoard had declined to hear the (B r Tb* A moc UUO Pr*i*) NEW CITY CHARTER. of the court house where the Snnford thing ho or she thinks would ndd to company upon the issues of law nnd r-i. OF Hir.IITS WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 2 4 bnnd will give concerts *nll during the their individual pleasure. fact presented in its application for FOIt WOMEN FRAMED Acting in co-operation with tho Flori­ MAITLAND, Fin., Sept. 20.—By a afternoon. >The Hod nnd Gun Club Remember, everything is free and the henring and hnd limited tho hear­ MY NATIONAL PARTY. vote of 47 to 35 the citizens of Mait­ nnnouncc that they will hold a shoot dn Development Board, the Wpst the merchants of Sanford have the big ing to three points, tho company haa Pain* Bench Chamber of Commerce, land Saturday carried the charter on their property during the afterTh» AuoclaM run) word WELCOME on their front door nothing to present. The letter will he nt n meeting of the directors, this election ndopting n new nnd Improv­ jioon. filed with the hoard today by a repre­ Wa s h i n g t o n , s.-pt. 20.— a w o- ed charter propnred by the chnrtor ' Tho features of the evening enter­ mat. , sentative of the company. , morning, adopted nnd forwarded a in* bill of richls” proposed for board elected June 14. Mr. Ren says the enrrier "nsserts resolution to the United States Cham­ L IMonl *>y »hc federal nnd nil Wm, II. Waterhouse, C. B. McNair, and will exercise its right to deal with ber of Commerce directors enlisting p governments to remove nil legnl nnd B. A. Gnllowny, ncted as judges its own employes without the inter­ that body's aid nnd influence in the Priminntinn nenimt women wns of the election, which wns cnllcd by vention of individuals or organizations interest of the Bnnkhcad-Bornh hill F“nod yesterday in a statement by tho chnrtor board. whose manifest object 1h the dcniul of now before congress. National Women's Pnrt^. ' This bill provides for federal aid In the fundamental right of employer More interest has been shown here ■1 *|Prnifn,m includes a new const!- in this election than In nny previous and employes to deal in the first in­ reclamation of land by drnlnngo ns I um;,niln’-nt, declaring thnt election for ’many years. There were stance directly with each other re­ well ns by irrigation nnd would oxpolitical, civil or legal disabilities specting wages and working condi­ tend to the south Atlantic and Gulf nlnoty-flvo qualified voters on the reg" 'inequalities or. account »of sox or NEW YORK AND CLEVELAND tions in which they alone are directly ntntcs, In contradistinction to thn STATE CONTINUES TO CHAListrntlon list, a number fnr in excess *!?0Unt of nhirrlngo" shall prevail, of the highest 'previous registration WILL RATTLE FOR THE interested." Smith-McNnry bill, which is claimed l a n g e Me m b e r s o f p a n e l (r "ith n bill (o give wnmon FIRST PLACE Thu company on August 24 asked TODAY. to ho In the interest of irrigation pro­ since tho founding of tho town In the honrd to set aside its decision call­ kniti"" riRht8' nnd lmjects. 1885. Pn|tiei ns men." (By Tb* A u o c U tid F r m ) (By Tha Aaaoolatad Praia) ing for a new election Y*f shop crafts’ Tho now chnrtor which goes Into NEW YORK, Sopt. 20.—Today's committeo to nrrnngo rules nnd work- J JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20'.—The ,R.# nuhT °U nC" 1 lW S*n»ior Cureffect with tho election of officers nt CLEWI8 TON TO MIAMI game between Now York nnd CloveK uMmin,. Kansas, nm, Reprc. tho next general municipal olectlon state continued to challenge members land Americans is n crucial one. ing conditions nnd requested hearing of tho panel when tho task of ob­ and submit oral evidence. On Septem­ ,, Republican. Ohio, AUCADIA, Fin., Sopt. 2fl.—Marked . ntro,!,,,,. »he proposed const!- on March 5, 1922, 1s modern in every taining n Jury for tho triul of John Should Cleveland win New, York still ber 19, the honrd granted tho con* respect nnd Is regarded by experts ns Pope, charged with first dfegreo mur­ would he one point in tho lend but if progress is being mado toward con­ nniei ,Intent in congress Octorequest, but limited the hunr7 i"° "e n splendid lnstrumcnt'rof munlcipnl der, was resumed in the circuit court the Yankees are victorious they will pnny's fing .to .. , . They mu .. nre: _ . That mu..* Btruction of a railroad which It Is oxthree points. ld be„'!! 1 ni l'0,,ips °t the new bill authority. *. increase their lead fifteen points nnd pcctcd eventually will -connect Mlomi lthe ' 1Mt <0 "Mo chairmen 1 Tho town of Maitland, or . . this morning. Two members of tho make it difficult to dislodge them employes, not in tho active service of nnd CIcwlston, according to W. C. , J r f p*rty cxc«p* Wiscon- Mnltlnnd, ns tho original corporate prospective jury were dismissed nnd from tho top position In tho few re­ the enrriers, such nB picn laid off, fu r­ Wolfe, of hjlaml, who wns hero re­ two others took their places. Court loughed or absent upon lenvo, shall L already has enacted the nnmo appears, has been doing busi­ attaches expressed the opinion thnt maining games on tho schedule. participate In the election of commit­ cently In connection with tho Tatum ness under thn general laws of the tho Jury will not ho finally obtained Mr. Wolfo tees; how the ropqyBcntntivo capacity Interests of thnt. city. K g " t " ' : 1hnve‘ho upon Stato of Floridn since tho orgnfflza- until the end of tho week, if then. OFFER $500 REWARD FOR stated that the Tatums had purchased of spokesmen of unorganized employ­ L e, vC ,hnn° thel1, nnm°s and tlon of the town thirty-six years ago, CONVICTION OF MEN WHO, Inrgo nrenc of land bordoring tho es shall be ascertained, and permitting Mldrom l , ,,‘'e " CUBto,,y of their but tho necessities of a growing town MOLESTED A NEGRO Minmi canal nnd thnt they wore push­ TWO ARE SENTENCED tho carriers to offer evidence of the L 1 n mnte °r nnd tho deslro of the citizens for pro­ FOR MANSLAUGHTER. adoption or ratification of its shop ing construction of tho roadbed for a (Br Tb* AuooliUd J n u ) gress and improvement has mado thel WAUCHULA, Fla.. Sbpt. 20—The craft rules by representatives of tho railroad for which they hnvo n fran t e i r bm of th° adopting of a new charter desirable. ANDERSON, S. C., Sopt. 24— Wal­ local board of trade has offered $500 crafts fairly selected by a jnajorlty of chlso .using tho spoils of the west yJe* r'8hts for women In• -­ sido of tho canal for the purposo. ter L. Hoys, wsalthy Anderson county rowqrd for the arrest nnd conviction tho employes of that class. Work will soon bo started at Sara­ mcrchiypt ,and his brothor-ln-law, Ed of those who mode an assault upon It 1b planned to hogin work at Mom^f rCliRiMllty for «» offices, sota on tho construction of a plant for Clowiston, at tho south shore of Lake Few people are content with their Ginson Jester, negro, near Peace river Wilson, were sentenced here today to If, re«i,irn "ntrni t i choice of doml- tho Sarasota Fruit Produce Co. lot 'in life unloss it Is a corner lot Okeechobee ond build south along tho nbout two weeks ago, in protest servo fifteen years each In tho state ^i«ition « r r nnni0: Jury 9Crvlc°; on Easy street. canal. Completion of the railroad against attacks upon negroes. penitentiary at Columbia on convic7 ntrol of )„[' Contro1 Proporty; and penalties for aox offenses. would provide a route aacrass the All common low disabilities of wo­ tlon of manslaughter by a Jury which Getting back to normal is simply . — -Get your Scratch Pads from The southern part of tho state from the unds for ,uP • 1 ons; quality In men would be abrogated! under tho tried thorn frfr tho killing of T. F. a matter of tho \ovlval of the fittest. Herald—by the pound—IBc. Gulf to the Atlantic. Ramey, near here last July. • dlv°rco nnd Immunities legislation. The retail merchants comprising tho Trade Extension Committee of the WASHINGTON, .Sept 20.—All Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will Democratic senators were called to­ be. hosts to thousands of visitors to day to meet In conference tomorrow Sanford next Thursdny, the 29th. In to consider minority action In respect order to make suro that everyone will to tho pence trentlca with- Germany, havo a time they will talk about for a great whilo to come they havo arrang­ Austrln, Hungary, ed u program that can be enjoyed by all. The day will begin with a parade which leaves Central Park and Oak Htrcct at 10 a. m. In this parade will , ho the Sanford !>nnd, Co. I)., with full pTD U D equipment, those who (By Tha A ssociated Prate* PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY NOT TO APPEAR PRESIDENT OF POLAND B TODAY’S GAME MORE DELAY A CRUCIAL ONE IN POPE TRIAL OVER JURY IN BALL CIRCLES •X ,» • ' . . ** .. f ; _______V______________________________ _ »...rf.. �• • ' • • Threw A cid in H er H usband’s Face, B u t Didn’t M ean to K ill I* \ SPORT WORLD VV Paid Too Much Attention to Other 1 Women f <\ fl j HOW Til BY STAND American League W L Now York ......... .....02 53 65 Cleveland ........... .....02 1St. Louis ........... .....77 71 i Washington ...... .....74 72 Boston ............... .....71 73 Detroit ............... .... 71 78 80 Chicago ............. .....58 Philadelphia ...... .....61 02 1 . ■' ■ «wfcxtfrftV. ‘ ' - ; .y - ••• ' . £;' n^. ' ’ ’ V :.; ^ ' ' THE STAR TOrDA Y AKRON, O., Sept. 24.—Mrs. Minnie •• • ♦ • x* 1• I .efc ja ^ L. Dorr, 42, was in the People's hos­ Mrs. Westerdick spent Wednesday pital today suffering from a nervous With Mrs. Glidowcii on tho west side. M ARY MILES M IN TER in V . collnpsei following her confessiorf “ V. C. Collier’s Tnen will soon finish 1 last night to the throwing of acid into the neat little bungalow cottage he is I tho face of hef husband, Alvin E. Greeting in Grapevllle for his nephDorr, Akron business man, who died eWjpCharies Crnmcr'. 1 1 1 from inhaling tho poisonous fumes. Alfred Erlcson spent a couplo of A charge of murder was entered days In Orlando with' his brothcr-inngninst her on the police docket and Inw, Emil Magnuson. • Prosecutor Doyle todny wns preparing A. F. Westerdick and two grand­ National League for her arraignment ns soon as doc­ sons, spent a day in Tavares viewing W L Pet. tors permitted her to be taken from the orange grove there of hiB sister, is h e r e b e c a u s e New York .......... .....01 56 .610 the hospital. Mrs. Efcnton. Ho finds they are not Pittsburg ............ .... 87 50 .506 Mrs. Durr, arrested in hot1 room at suffering from tho drought so much w e fin d it b e s t St. Louis ............ .... 83 03 .560 home, following funeral BorviccB over T onight at the Princess— Mary Philbin in as wo are. ‘ fitte d to Boston ................ .....78 60 .531 her husband's body yesterday, broke Wc henr the Pierson boys are wa . “D an ger A head” Brooklyn ............ .....72 73 .407 down under questionong last night ca rry o u t th e tcring their grove. 80 Cincinnati............ .....06 .452 and shrieked: “Yes, I threw it.” Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bock and Chicago .............. .....60 q u a lit y a n d .404 "Oh, Godi I didn't mean to kill 87 children, Charles, Minnie nnd Barn Philadelphia ....... .....47 100 .320 him; I didn't want to kill him, she v a lu e - g iv in g well, are spending this week a t the monned, and then fell in a faint on beach. Her father, A. F. Westerdick South Atlantic Aaaociatlon tho floofe id e a ls o f 100 ANARCHISTS UNDER BOND. HARDING ELECTED. W L In an adjoining room her four chil­ has also gone over for a few days. t h is s t o r e . 33RD DEGREE MASON. Rev. Albertson writes us that ho Columbia ............ .....07 40 dren heard her screams which accom­ WASHINGTON, Sept, 24.—More expects to be with us, also with Lake Charleston ........ ....82 04 panied her confession. Heretofore than 100 Russian anarchists are at BOSTON, Sopt. 24.—President BarAugusta .............. .....77 68 they refused to bclievo their mother Mary nnd Pnoln, on the first Sunday liberty in this country under bonds ding has been elected to receive the in October, at the regular time Greenville .......... .....70 77 guilty. The fourth, Harry, aged 20, that aro covered by moro than $600,­ thirty-third degree in free masonry. Providence permitting. Spartanburg ............50 87 smiled grimly. Annio, tho beloved wife of Emi 000 in Liberty Bonds, deposited with Tho action was taken at tho annnsl Chnrlotte ............ ....54 91 "Don't blame my mother for cut­ tho Secfotary of Labor, it wns stated ting the telephone wires nnd locking Mhgnuson, of Upsnln, passed nwny at todny at tho department of labor. session of tho supreme council of American Association tho door of my room,” he told officers, the Orlando hospital at 11 o'clock On account of tho refusal of tho Rus­ Scottish Rite Masons for tho northern jurisdiction. W L Pet. following the confession. "I did that, Thursday, the 22, 1921,.She had been sian soveit government to accept them Louisvillo .......... .... 02 05 .580 but 1 never would havo told no matter failing in health since Christmas, but Strange that nobody has yet Minneapolis ........ ....83 07 .553 how much I might hnvo been tortured.’ she has not been well for h number of it has boon Impossible to deport them. thought to call thorn "contrabandKansas City ...... ....80 71 .530 A home made unhappy through years nnd though all that skill and its."—Philadelphia Record. For first d a is job work-— tbs Herald Milwaukee ....... ....70 70 .401 her husband's attentions to other wo­ loving hearts and hands could.do, wns YOUNG DRUGGIST Toledo ................ ....74 78 .487 men wns tho cause for her'act; Mrs; done to stay the dread disease that KILLED SEARCHING 80 .481 Derr confessed. * "* ^ * Was sapping her life. Wednesday, she FOR NEGRO SLAYER. Indianapolis ...... ....74 St. i’aul ............... ....72 82 .468 "^Vo hnd quarreled after w* re­ underwent nn operation for a tumor, Columbus ............. ....60 89 .380 turned home last Saturday night,” said pressing on the liver. Tho doctors NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Sopt. 24.— Mr*. Derr. "I did not sleep thp rest thought if she could stand it, there Fred Livcsay, a young druggist of RESULTS YESTERDAY. of tho night." >i'< was hope she might regain her health, this city, wns instantly killed while American league Tho ncid was thrown upon Derr but evidently her strength was too aervlng In a posse of nlmost a thou­ At New York 4, Cleveland 2. as he slept early Sunday morning. for gone to stand the shock. Ono sand officers and citizens searching At Washington 2, Detroit 1. great consolation her friends have, is l«st night for n negro nnmod MeekAt Boston 2-10, St. Louis 10-5, NO GLOOMY WINTER thnt she wns rcody to go. "Truly, to ina, who killed Police Officer Robert At Philadelphia 4-0, Chicago 0 - 1. AHEAD FOR RANKERS, have known her wns to lovo her,” and For S ale by M obley’s D ru g Store, Sanford, Florida Do Kjorte. Milton Morgan of near SAYS GOV. HARDING. Heaven itself if we be permitted to Qyjter ipoint, when summoned) by National League enter, will bo a sweeter, denrer place, Llvosay^ to halt, explained Inter that At Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 0. CHARLOTTE, N. C.( Sept. 24>— beenuse she is there. Tho funeral he ,believed ho had been held up, nnd At Chicago 13, Boston 5. FIRST GRADE Gloomy forebodings of lust winter was held todny, Friday, at the fired two shots, ono of which entered u • ' l l /1 .fil At St. Louis-New York, rnln. with respect to tho banking cituation Lutheran church of which she has Llyesoy’s mouth. In the ©general Wheolor’a Primer, Revised........................ ............................. oru. Others not scheduled. arc no longer Justified and sen bo dis­ been a faithful member, nnd interment shooting which followed Morgan re­ <*> ^ henc ,nr,“ / ir* l Roador ...................................................IZZ..'.»c missed, Governor Harding of the Fed­ at Lakevlew cemotory under Frank (X) First Reader, Natural Method....................... .............. ; 54. ceived, a bullet wound in the nock DR. LYTLE HIGH GUN One Primary Pencil............................ ...... ......................................J Z Z IO fc eral Reserve Bourd declared ip an ad­ Miller’s charge. Our sympathy goes and after his surrender wns brought IN SHOOT AT OCALA. dress here, at the madc-in-Carolinas One Bo* Crayolas —.............................................................................. ...._iOe out to tho stricken husband in this Money for Phjfcr (To the Teacher)........ ....... .................................... . 25c to a' hospital here. Exposition. g rtat sorrow, nnd to the sisters, Mrs. Berry’s Copy Bpok; Nd. I ................................................... ...........................yfc Last night thero were several pogOCALA, Sopt. 23.—Tho Ocala Gun "Tho banking situation has greatly John Boroli, Mrs. Alfred Erlcson, Mrs. aes of several hundred mon each beat­ Club could only muster one squad at improved," Mr. Hording snid, "nnd Adam Karr, nnd brothor, Andrew ing the brush around Yorktown, Oys­ tho club's regular Bhoot yesterday nlthough the process of readjustment Bertclson, coming so soon after the ter Point nnd Halstead’s Point, ,ln afternoon. E. B. Lytle nnd Bruce SECOND GRADE search of Mcckins. The nogro attack­ MolTert staged a pretty rnco for first hnH not been completed, evidences are death of their denr mother. ’'H FHSnds Who met Judge Bonton Inst Wheeler's Second Roador, Rovised............................ ed the officer with an Ice _pick about place, Lytlo copping tho honors by multiplying that tho corner has been .....— ........ _...S5e turned nnd that we have passed the winter will he sorry also to henr that 1X) Second Reader, Natural Method...................... ............ 42c 8 o clock, when the policeman enter- tho close margin of one target, most acute stngc of the readjustment his death occurred InBt week at his One Primary Ruler. .............. ............................ ....... — --06c ed a house near the down-town sec-1 Tho score follows: Box Crayoias ...................................................... period." .....__;..... 10c northern homo near Rochester, N. Y. One tion with a wnrrant for his arreHt. 1 Dr. E. B. Lytle, 48 out of i.0. One Primary ...... . 05c ...........................V l/V __ _ * Pencil........................ .................................................................................... Governor Hnrding snid that in the It will bo rcmonibored ho wns the doney for Paper (To tho Teacher)........................ .....................................25c After stunning the officer, ha took Bruco Meffert, 47 out of 60. immediate future much would depend brother-in-law of A. F. Westerdick, Jerry's Copy Book, No. II....... ................ ...................... 07c his gun nwny from him nnd shot tho W. P. Precr, 41 out of 60. on agricultural developments and th e , nnd came hero for hi s health which policeman to death, escaping before C. A. Forte, .70 out of 60. manner in which this year’s crops hnB been poor, being in his 74th yenr. the alarm could be Rprcad. Ted Drake, 15 out of 25. THIRD GRADE , wore marketed. They bought a homo nt Maitland and “With proper eo-operntion on the another 22-nero orange grove nenr Wheeler’s Third Reader..............................................•.......... .........................45c part of merchants nnd bankers," he Tavares, but ho felt the call of his (X) Third Render, Nnturnl Method................................... ZZZZZZZ........48c said, "those engaged in agriculture profession nnd could not be persuad­ Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I---- ------------------------------ ----------- 32c hnvo opportunities nnd prospects ed to give it up. HIh family expected Milno’s Arithmetic, Book I................................................. ......................... 32e Money for Paper (To tho Toncher)................. ............................................ 25e which wore not nnticipnted n few to come down nnd build this fall. Berry’s Copy Book, No. III.......... ..................... ................................... ...... 07c months ngo nnd it is of vital import­ Evidently ho hnd n stroke ns ho fell ance thnt this co-operation bo given. nnd could not help himself nnd soon FOURTH GRADE "It should be remembored, that Is passed away. IHh loved ones will Said the fellow who did not like to work ordor to mnlntnin our production wc hnvo tho sympathy of mnny in their Wheeler’s Fourth Bonder........................................................................ .........50c nnd he really thought the world should must push our foreign trade. We can­ sorrow. George AI den Benton wns a (X) Fourth Reader, Natural Method......... - .............. ............ .................. 54c pay him without working to to not maintain our foreign trade on the direct descendent of the Aldens, of Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I...................................................... ...... 32c basis of tho gold stock of other na­ Pilgrim days, and a few years ago, Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I................. ........................................................ 32c English Book Number 1...................................................................... 25c HE OBTAINED THE LIVING tions and some means must bo de­ he nnd his wife visited the old home Hyde’s Frye’s New Geography, Book I...................v................................................. 83c vised for extending long time credits still stnnding nt Plymouth. But such a life—-it wns his theory about Monoy for Paper (To tho Teacher)..................................... .......... ............ 25c how to get a living without working. nhrond or of interesting American in­ Wc understand that the little son Berry's Copy Book, No. IV............................ ..............................................07c The world owes each one a living but it vestors In foreign properties nnd se­ of tho people from Pennsylvania, who is up to every one to collect it. The best curities in order thnt tho exchange hnvo bought nnd are building a home FIFTH GRADE way to get the best living is to have your rnte which now runs so heavily across from tho Presbyterian chureh, money where you can get it when you ngninst other nations may he cor­ but whoso nnmo we hnvo not yet Wheolcr’s Fifth Render, Rovised.................................................. .................50c want it—in the bnnk to to rected," Governor Hnrding snid. lenrned, foil Inst week from tho build­ (X) Fifth Reader, Child’s World........................ ............................ ......-.50c Milno’s Arithmetic, Book II...................................... ..... ...... ................36c "Wo must continue to buy from ing brenking a bone in his arm. Hyde's English Book, Number 1..................................................... ............. 25c The ONLY DECENT LIVING foreign countries thoHe things which Mr. nnd Mrs. Larson and Mr. nnd Frye’s Now Geography, Book I................................... ....... .... ...................... 83c Is obtained by saving your money while * they can produce better or more cheap Mrs. Jackson, of Piedmont, came up Evans’ First Lessons in American History........................ .......................... 45c you are making it nnd put it in the bank ly than we enn nnd exchange, com­ to attend the funeral of Mrs. Magnu. Berry’s Cony Book, Number V......... ......... ......................... ..................... —07c where it draws ■! per cent interest. Arnold’s Mnstery of Words, Book I......... ...................... ................... ........32c modities with them. If we determine non. to do business with nnd for ourselves Elmer Bergquist is visiting here LET US TELL YOU alone, it seems inevitable thnt we again from Tiger Bny, nnd will attend SIXTH GRADE must reduce our production to meet the furioral. A B O U T IT TODAY Whooler’s Sixth Reader, Revised...,................................................................. 00c merely American rcquirementsH," ho Milno’s Arithmetic, Book II................. .................. .................. ................... 36c continued. CLAIMED SMITH ADMITS Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II.............................................. -.....- ....... 32c Tho recent ndvnnco In the price of PISTOL USED WAS HIS. Hyde’s English Book, Numbor II................................................................... 46c cotton wns in no way duo to any in­ Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement..................................... ...........$1*00 ..... 64c Brevard & BonnetUs Florida History.... crease in tho loans of federal reserve LAKELAND, Sept. 24.—Officials Ritchie’s ......35c Primer of Hygtonc................. bnnks or to nny expansion inevitable Hhursrdny made public u statement ........... 07c Berry’s Copy Book, Numbor VI............ o f Sanford Inw of supply nnd demand. Federal nllcged to havo been made by Henry reserve notes actually in curculntion, Smith, hold in .the county Jnil nt Bar­ he snid, were about $500,000,000 less tow, in connection with the killing of SEVENTH GRADE thnn when cotton reached ItH lowest Levi McCullom, nged resident of this Wheeler’s Reader, Rovised, VII................................................... .............. -....00c point last spring. ■ city, last month. Smith is snid to hnve Milne’s Arithmetic, Book III....... ............................... ....................................41c admitted ownership of tho pistol Hyde’s English Book, Numbor II.................................................. ................ 4®c CHARTER ROARI) FOR DAYTONA which officials say wns used in killing Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement............. - .................... .......... I}1®® McCullom, but denies thnt he or Mack Thompson’s History of U. S.......................................... ...........— .....- ...... 100 DAYTONA, liopt. 23.—The City Myers had anything to do with the Ritchie’s Primor of Sanitation-............................... ....................................—J0c Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II......... ................................................. 32c Commission hns set November 16th, killing. Myers is nlso hold in connec­ Berry’s Copy Book, Number VII......... .................................................... ....07c os the date for nn election to soicct tion with tho affair. THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 29TH Smith Ib quoted as saying hq is n charter board of nine members to I will sell 27 HEAD HORSES AND MULES. ThiB is a bunch EIGHTH GRADE "pretty certain who killed the old propnro a now charter for Daytona of good stock. Will sell regardless of price, rain or shine. .—60c and submit it to tho electors for rati­ mnn.’VHe is sai dto have told officials Wheoler’B Reader, Rovlsod, VIII.;.................... Several good saddle horses. Terms of sale: Half cash, bal­ ... fication or rejection. Tho local civic it was their business to learn tho Arnold’s Mastory of WordB. Book II............................- -----------------ance carried 90 days with satisfactory note. This liberal of­ bodies at a joint meeting recently identity of tho slayer, hut should they Milne’s Arithmetic. Book III............. ............................ ............................ fer made because I believe in Sanford, the County, the Com­ selected nino cltizozns whose najnes bo unsuccessful ho would disclose his munity and you people. This is a Cleanup Sale. No by bid­ ding. will bo placed upon .the ballot as can­ knowledge. Ritchie's Human Physiology.................... - -------- ----- ------REMEMBER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH didates fof membership on the board. >•••••*••••••**1 07c Q0ny Book, Number VIII They aye Alfred H. .Green, E. T. ConAn auto salesman vta* found mur­ Berry’* ..00c rurkington’s My Country............................................ .............. r»d, Mrs. I. M Mabbette,. Mrs. Isa­ dered yesterday in Chicago. Probably belle Chamberlin, R. D. Craig, S. C. told a customer that "ihls used car is Note—Each pupil in tho upper grammar school grades should own ■ SANFORD FLORIDA Archibald, Dr. M. Josle Rogers, B. F. in perfect condition."—Nsshvilie Ten­ lieflonary. The school recommends Winston’s Simplified Dictionary. Price 00e. Brass and Charles Luther. nessean. Books marked (X) not to be used until after Christmas. Pet. .635 .626 .520, .507 .403 .477 .304 .357 “D o n ’t G a ll Me L ittle G ir l” Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Schools TEXT BOOKS FOR SESSION 1921-22 The World Owes i! Me a Living The Peoples Bank AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION! M ULES-HORSES .. - ---------------- Z W A L K E R S. R E I D �THE SANFORD DAILY (AGE TWO II • Progressive movements, fostered by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. ;; ;• \| . All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY are in accord with . the progressive policy of this institution. :: j: :; :: :: *> ?> 5; Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an account. :: was presented the honoree in a largo •" and prottily decorated w<gon, drawn into the room by Misses Edna Barritt and Hazel Dorchester. •• Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served in the late after­ noon. • ;; About forty-two guests enjoyed ;j this delightful courtesy, which was one of a series of pronuptlal parties :: with which Miss Steinmeyor has been ■; honored. :: PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID j| :: •• •• :: :: :: SERVICE t SO CIETY ! weeks with relatives, his wife, who i has spent tlu> summer with her sister, *will nccompnny him home. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Mr. and Mrs. Wideinan Caldwell Phone 217-W returned homy Sunday from Jackson­ ville wherothey were the guests of SOCIAL CALENDAR the former’s father, Dr. Walter Seay. TUESDAY—Mrs. Hal Wight, will en­ tertain nt Bridge, in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn, N. Y. There will he a call meeting at the Woman’s Club Tuesday afternoon at 4:20 o’clock for the purpose of elect­ ing n treasurer and confirming the nomination of the social department chairman. By order of the president. MONDAY—Mrs. W. K. Watson and Mrs. E. M. Galloway will entertain in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Lazarus Mrs. C. R. Kirtley will entertain the Bon Ton Bridge Club, at her homo on Magnolia avenue, at !I:!I0 p. m. WEDNESDAY—Mrs. Henry Purdon will entertain the members of the Seminole Bridge Club at her home on Palmetto avenue at 2:20 |>f m. SATURDAY—Children's Story Hour will he held nt Central Park at f» o’clock. FOR YOUNG GIRLHOOD OUR M O T \\ T he Seminole County STRENGTH MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921 Mrs. S. S. Ban mel returned home Saturday from lir’Misw.cl:, Ga., where site went to assist her father, Mr. Zclmcnovitz, put on a “ Fashion Show" at his store there. Mr. and Mrs, David 'Caldwell and Master Joe Caldwell motored to Day­ tona Bench Sunday. Miss Ethel Kersey, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Vance Douglass at her home on Golden Lake. MlsrellnncmV-i Shower. Mrs. Hnullo Knight, Mrs. E. A. Penn nnd Miss Gladys Clayton, wero joint hostesses Tuesday evening at a delightful mlsccllanooua shower given nt the hotno of the former on Four­ teenth avenue, in compliment to MIhh Elizabeth Stoinmoyor, whoso mnrringo to Mr. Hugh Clayton will bo an in­ teresting event of Sept. 28. As the rainbow colors have been chosen by Miss Stoinmoyer for her bridal motif, these wore also featured in the decorations on this occasion, n profusion of garden flowors boing used and garlands of cropo paper wore festooned from the central chande­ liers in the diiToront rooms, to the four (mi nors. A "rainbow” wns formed In the archway between the living room nnd dining room, and beneath this was ar­ ranged a well, built of greenery and .Spanish moss, wherein wore conceal­ ed the shower of beautiful gifts, which wore drawn up one by one, by the honoree, Miss Steinmeyor. During the evening games and music were enjoyed, vocal and piano selections being rendered by Mrs. E. A. Penn, Miss Una Kirkconncll and Miss ICutli Yeats. Delicious refreshments of ico cream and cake were .served and as dainty favors the guests wore presented with miniature baskets in the rainbow hues, lilted with mints. About forty guests wore present on this pleasant occasion, which was one of a series of parties being given for Miss Steinmeyor. SELLING SERVICE PLUS SHOE: We are always pleased lo show the styles, even though > buy. Always feel like you can come nnd look and I* wp|, are nt your service. If our shoes do not give HatisfiuUcm tell u»—our intentions are the best. W ALK-OVER DR. REED Th ere is nothing hi heudwcur thuc ,outclasses the lino, sufr beaver or felt bats made for children. Tlielr howdy and refinement curry them tri­ umphantly to every part of tho world, ,11111! they are a safe choice from the first to the Inst hnt for girlhood. I'flireo of them mo pictured hep, and of course their only trimming Is a sash or band of 'ribbon. Daily Fashion Hint First Nnl’i Hank Annex SEE OUR WINDOW WILDER-BRADY Mr, and Mrs. John T. Brady of Sanford announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia, Mr. Daniel U. Wilder, Riverside Presbyterian Church, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Speer, Alger­ Saturday, September twenty-fourth non Speer, and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian nineteen hundred and twenty-one, Speer, spent the day at Daytona at high noon, Beach, yesterday. Jacksonville, Florida, Mr. nnd Mrs, C. E. Henry and Miss Misses Louise Sheppard and Edna] Announcement of the marriage will Florence Henry, motored to Leesburg Simpkins, returned to their home in he received with interest by the many today. Ineksonvillc, after spending some friends of the couple, who will extend ime here as tile guests of Mrs. Claude best wishes, Misses Ruth Henry and Carnietn Howard. They spent several days in lu'v- •ioseph G. V« liable, pastor of Barber spent the day at Geneva, to­ Drlamlo as the guests of Mrs. Cecil t,u' church, performed the impressive day. Butts, ceremony, which was witnessed only _____ (l>y relatives and 'a few , intimate Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Ingram, of Or­ CLAYTON_STEINMEVER. friends of the popular young couple. lando, spent the day here yesterday. ,rine . following f 11 : , , .. clippings from the . The . bride, , ’ who,, wns given in . .mar­ . While here, they were guests at the .. , ... , riage by her father, was attired in lampn i rimuie, will be of interest to , , , Montezuma. , 1 , ,,. ,,,, , a becoming suit of navy blue tricothe of Miss .... .hat. and. accessories . . . . . . many friends , , Elizabeth , tine, with to Meinmeyor, of Iiimim, hut formerly' , 1 , . , . Jet . , Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Richardson, of . . . . ’ ' ' „ „ 'f !match. the suit was headed in #ht. wore a corsage bouBradentown, were visitors in this city of this city. Her father Rev. b. E. Steinmeyer was pastor of the M e t h '^ „f hH(kl yesterday. Odist church here for several years. 1 Mr„, n rn(ly, mothcr of the bride, Mr. J. A. Ingram, of Griffin, Ga., Miss Steinmeyor is a sister of Mrs. who nctoil lia mntron of honor, was charming in a gown of black satin, spent tho day here yesterday at the brank Adams: Clayton—Steinmeyor Wedding Plans. with picture hut to match. Among Montezuma. I lie mat riage of Miss Elizabeth those present at the wedding were Steinmeyor and Mr. George Hugh Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady, Mr. and d a y ton will be an interesting event Mrs. Paul ,1. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. of Wedcnsday evening taking place Clmuncey R. Dickenson, Miss Clara at 7:.1(1 o'ciloek at the Tampa Heights Robinson and Mr. Paul R. McGnrry, Methodist church, the ceremony being 1 Following the ceremony the couple performed by Rev. F. E. Steinmeyor, left for an extended wedding trip, and on their return will he at homo . Brisson nnd little daughter, father of the bride-elect. Miss Steinmeyor will have as her to then friends after October 1 at 146 were the guests Saturday of maid of honor, her sister, Miss Ruth West Eighth street, Springfield. er, Mrs. W. J. McBride. Steinmeyor, and the bridesmaids are Mrs. Wilder is originally from Ar* Mr. Harry Ward and Miss Fern Miss Gladys Clayton, sister of the kansns, hut has made Sanford her Ward spent the day hero Saturday. groom-elect, Misses Ludlv Clough of home for the past few years, being a Lakeland, cousin of the bride, Cyril popular member of the young set I>. C, Marlowe returned home Snt- McKewn and Snllic Roys. Little Miss there. She is also well known in Oreducation was receives in iirdauy from Washington, whore ho Kathlcen Adams of Sanford, will act bindo. • as ring hearer and the (lower girl to flcboolH •« Tennessee and Texas, went on business. he little Miss Martha Campbell. ^ r- WJIder •" general freight mid or left Saturday night for' Attending Mr. Clayton ns best mini l,asSL'"Kcr agent of the Peninsular & where he will spend two win '*0 Mr. Harry Lumpkin, and the \ U'ci,lun,al Steamship Company, and ---------------- ------- ------- 'groomsmen are to be Messrs, Henry is WL'" known throughout the South. B. McCall of Lakeland, Alva Morrell, Pri,,r to thl‘ wnr ,w WWH truvulinK pasI j Earl Coleman, Leo Scnsnhuugh w»g*'r agent for the Louisville nnd I 0 U N T I N r I Tlu’ nuptial music will be in ch arge .N,,!,hvilU' r"i,WHy< *>»' two years I V U I I l 1 H U I of Miss Edna Barritt as pianist, as- 'luri,m tho wnr WUH ■tatlonod in Now ‘ ‘ ,,0i Dorsher of York (:ity 1,8 1111 I’lnbarkatlon officer, -------- -t h e NEW--------ami Mrs E A a,u* ^ r8. Wilder have a wide DOINGS OF CO. I) A CIHCTROTTEUR Design"'I "it!i «tyle anil daring is hi- frock of dark blue tricotjnc, though it i* built a; on exceedingly^ simnlc lines, .lie Y-shaped neck iu finished with a ........ v-r c'dlar nit in one with rovers, v iiiie 11<• rleevcs are shortened to tile oliio and cat with a Hare. Embroidery mi Civ -.drl and sleeves is in sclf-culcr i ’.. The belt in of patent leather. ' *: He u size requires yards 54-inch •11ieri.1l. 1 1ulori.1l Review Dress No. 94?,*.. izes, to 46 inches bust, and I > ta jo \ \irs. Price, ,15 cents. Embroi !ery No. 12561. Transfer, blue or yellow, 2.5 cents. BATTERY CO. Batteries with a TWO-YEAR Guarantee Batteries at CUT PRICES GENERATOR nnd ELEC TUICAL WORK Welding ROAD SERVICE I Phpne 83-W New Filling Station # Don’t forget the Dixie Minstrels of 1022 to be given Thursday and Fri­ day evenings, Sept. 29 and 20. The chance to seo the talent within your wonderful city. The songs urc the very' catchiest ami snappiest of songs. Tho jokes are the very latest •and if you do not wish to drive away your blues, don’t fail to buy your ticket from any of tho members of Co. D. Reserved seats on sale at the Peoples Bank, and Bower & Roumillint’s drug store. AlliHon nnd Hudisill say tho girls nnd boys have certainly worked faithfully ami the stage is all set for one of the best minstrels ever given in the city substantial. ra r a daily uerald want ad. NOTICE Will the party Hint was * ing up the 31x t Goodyear I fell from my car Thursday a near the Hand Blacksmith S First street, please deliver t to my address and receive , E. W. Stiles, 1021 West Thirt Sanford, Flu. It may fbe possible to 1 Utopia, but America's hitto onstrates that a multiplicity won’t turn the trick. Phone 175 Fourth and Smft N ew Era Printe G. Bassett Smith, Pri COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING Eye Strain Dulls th e Brightest Child “The little golden tornado” will start their season next Saturday when they meet the fast Sanford auggregation. The Orlando hoys have been working hard the lust two weeks, and Defective sight is one of the greatest drawbacks to ti by next Saturday they will ho in the health and development of children. It is many times response for Jiackwardness in school. Perhaps your youngster's vision pink of condition. faulty. It won’t require much effort on your part to find out* There has been two teams working you will certainly he hotter satisfied to know. out every night under the eye of Happily, many visual defects of childhood yield readily Coach Boone and Couch Branham, and skilled treatment if .applied in time. Now that school time the hoys hope to bring homo tho ba­ here, when the eyes will be in constant requisition, you S'10 be doubly sure that your child is fitted for the daily tusks, con to Orlando in the first game. school, the clothing, the books, etc., are all cared for, of totin There are a number of new men hut most important of all—remember the eyes. out this year, new to tho fans of Or­ We are adding a full assortment of frnmes in children**■* lando. Also nine or ten letter men to our stock which will enable us to tit your Imy or Uir hack from last year. Among the new glasses compatible with his age and size. men this year who are showing form, are: II. Price, lOOlbs, guard, and a nCw lad by the name of Richards, who is iinlsu a lDO-pmindor. E, Smith, who OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN is an all stqte man front Smith Caro­ lina, is also showing good form for Office Opposite I’os toff ice tackle. -------------- TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE In the hncklicld, Crane. Humid, Kincaid, Tinker, Anderson and Hoss 4-++•§•<• •!•*!••;•++•{♦-p-51 ->-i-j--«• Anderson, are showing coming thru good. Of the letter men who are Imek m*+++*+**+***■}•+*:•+* * + > > * *+•:•**+**f+** * there is good prospects. A. Link, guard; J. Grange, tackle, and B. Shuto, center; also, B. Porter, who HOF-MAC “Foot of First Street’’ SMITH SMART S M AYER WORK S Heights Methodist church wero j o i n t _________ hostesses Friday afternoon at a love- 1 . . . . . — ly miscellnnomi# shower, given In , ‘ chnrKl“l that America keepi : honor of Miss Elizabeth Steinmeyor, 1’unil,c <*own untl MUt< Wc n,ny POT' I a charming bride-elect, nt the home ,nh bor to stay down, but we’re not of Mrs. W. J. Barritt, on Florida nve- keeping her out successfiiUy. nue. j Tho colors of tho rainbow' prcdonilI anted in the artistic decorations of the l various reception rooms. 1 A number or pleasing musical soI lections wero rendered during the af­ ternoon by Miss Barritt DRINK A financier remarks that gotting up Elder Springs Water, its 99 08-106 1 linzel Dorchester nnd I Stein muyer enterainod tho in the world requires great will pow­ pur cent pure. Phone 811. II readings, ---- i---- j ---- 1--------- er. So, for thnt mntter, does gutting For office supplies, stationery, etc., 11 The shower of ninny beautiful gifts up in the morning, como to the Herald office. If you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel tho need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would be lit • 1 wise to communicate with us. The Orlando Cr Association P ost Office B ox 193 Orl �SS* •V‘' : > . - wy y f i f ...................... .....................% .................... . _ ____ y m n itin n nn THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ft, 1921 American tow er b u il d e r H W U I PA01 T a o n ires at Versailles Palace Find out if Your ii Wheels are in Line ii I t C o s ts N o t h i n g We have installed, a Weaver Wheel Alignment Indicator v Drive through our place and if your wheels are out of alignment the bell will ring. Thu American Legion men visiting Paris are shown passing the stuluu of Louis XIV to the courlyurd of tho great palace at Versailles, where the pence treaty was signed. Vulcanizing FLORIDA POSTMASTERS WORLD HEARS NEWS QUICKLY ARE NAMED FOR THIRTY TOWNS IN ALL SECTIONS. But On# Hundred Years Ago the Horse WASHINGGON, Sept 24.—Post­ masters were nominated today by tho President for thirty town*-In Flori­ da. The Hat follows: Morion A. Cornier, Follsmere. 0. M. DeVries, New Port Richey. Ellen O'Donald, Pablo Bench, Lbula Jtf. 'Watkins, Webster. John H. McLain, Aubumdnlo. Orin E. Smith, Cocoanut Grow. Charles A. Miller, Crystal River., Edna F. Hope, Dunedin. Daniel L. Thorpe, Manatee. Daniel H. Laird, Millville. David S. Simpson, Mount Dora. Rexford D. L, Graves, Seabreeze. Glenn J. Pcdrlck, Dunnellon. James T. Phillips, Greenville. Emma S. Fletcher, Havana. W. A. Downing, High Springs. Ethyl A .Hoy, Inverness. Florence M.' Wnckerle, Melbourne. Edwin L. Goas, Mulberry. Arthur L. Stevens, Waldo. Robert T. Heogy, Archer. Grace M. Mashbum, Coryville. obert J. Rcnson, Donia. Elwyn B. C. Nichols, Ellenton. Jesse E. Franklin, Glen St Mary. Ethel Sims, Jupiter. Dnniel H. Pettoys, McIntosh. Robert E. L. Pryor, Oldsmar. Henry A .Drake, Port St. Joe. Louis B. Rlchth, Ratford William E. Durrance, Sutherland. Was tho Only Means of "Rapid” Communication. A few hours after Caruso died the civilized world knew of It and was In ceedhirfly rare photograph Is mourning. A hundred years ago because It pictures the man Napoleon died, on May 5, 1821—and It (he Eiffel tower. Pictures It wus exactly sixty days before the Eiffel are very rare, Indeed, wotld received the news, the Now York topiph was made on top ol Evening Post states. ous tower ho built In Pnrli, Though the English were expecting i dinner tendered by him tc hln death at nny moment and hud made ;U*js engineers of the United every preparation to have word trans­ It shows the venerable In* mitted from Ht. Helena to England nd engineer (at left) shaking with all possible dispatch, It was not Ith Mr. Swasey, the president until July 4, that the newH reached -Ireless Engineers of America. London, having been brought thereby the sailing vessel Heron. In accor­ dance wltti the spirit of the times, SO WILL BE SERVED the message was not given out on the arrival of the vessel, but was first con­ H Nothing Llks a Leading veyed to the colonial office, an act In th* Builnen World which required approximately two of Todiy. hours In Itself. July v4, 1821, fell on Wednesday. |i lovely. * beautiful thlngj On Friday, July 0, the news reached ot the youngiters grow too Parts. Messengers were dispatched from Paris to Germany, where the iet of Col. Washington A. newspapers commented on the death eighty-four years old, being of "General Bonnpnrte" for the first to the presidency of a big time on July 12, sixty-eight days after npany, has prompted B. OL t the event had taken place. And thli the financial writer, to la­ notice was In n paper published nt the truth of the saying that Mti yrace, then virtually a French Is n young man’s country. It town. he says, according to the The Vosslsche Zeltung, founded In phis Evening Lodger. Big 1704 and then, ns now, the leudtng declares, do their best work Oermnn dally, contained no notice of y ire fifty. Nnpeleon’a death until July 14, and Oiry was past fifty when he then It merely copied the London Id of the big Job with the Times. Private Individuals Bring In State* duel corporation that tho provinces, regardless of their eld for more than twenty station In life, received the news much NINE LOAFERS ON THE COUNTY Inter. It was not conveyed to Goethe, e Important rnflrond preslthen living at Weimar, until the very the country 1* less thnn forty; ..Five white hoboes, nrrested near InHt of July. He received It In a any less than llfty. Samuel letter hearing a block seal. flfty-elght when he took hold New Smyrna, wore sent over to tho reient Jot* with the i’ennsyl- county seat Thursday and nro at pres­ TruMdale of the Lnckawanna ent confined In tho county jail, hav­ DEVOTED TO BRITISH CROWN ty; Elliott of the Northern slxty-ons; Lovett of the Mar­ ing been sentenced to sixty dnys each ines, slaty-one; Smith of the on the charge of boating their way on rk Central, flfty-elght; Willard the train. These five make a total of altlniore k Ohio, sixty. | thirteen white r%;n nt present con­ f the most powerful Imnkcrs J fined In the county Jail cooling their >untry, George F. Baker, Is In | ty-iccogi| yearl Another, A, j heels nt tho expense of tho tax pay­ ers. Nino of them have been convict­ llephuni, is seveuty-elght. h Charles M, Schwab, Henry j ed nnd sentenced to rond work, but d'on and Frank A. Vanderllp Captain Powell has not been nblo to if early (that Is. before forty), use them for the lack of accommoda­ eniest work has been done tions, a fool law forbidding tho work­ hey could not possibly tie ing of white nnd negro prisoners In as chickens. the snmo gang. These thrlteen men f which seems to show that her nil, Is m* cradle snatcher are costing the tnx payers 65 cents a dny each, or $7.45 for jtho 13, or en stealer. It * corkcrles crow ns they may, $223.50 per month for tho 13. ohl roosters still np|icar to comes rathor high on the tnx payers e the heap. but even tho most foolish lnw has to herald waxt a i *. be obeyed,—DeLnn^l News. Fertilizer M aterials Castor Pomace •<M« 1 Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems KAINIT—SH E E P M A N U R E GOAT M A N U R E And Other M aterials Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & Co. PHONE 638 People o f the Island of Jersey Have for Centuries Been Proud of Tholr Loyalty. BIG EATERS GET KIDNEYTROUBLE An official of a surety company says men are “fundamentally honest.1' This will enable "Constant Reader" to scan the first page of his favor­ ite dally with equanimity.—-Peoria Transcript. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad, First and Elm Avenue TAKE 8 ALT8 AT FIRST SIGN OF BLADDER IRRITATION OR BACKACHE Tho Amerlcdn men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trou­ ble, because we cat too much and all our food is riel}. Our blood Is filled with uric acid which tho kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from ovorwork, become sluggish; the elimi­ native tissues clog and-tho result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general dcclino in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine in cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the nijfht; if you suffer with sick heudnche or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu­ matism when tho wenthor is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a table­ spoonful in a glass of water before brcnkfnst for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa­ mous salts is mudu from tho acid of grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with lithln, nnd has been used for genera­ tions to flush nnd stimulate clogged kidneys; it neutralize the acids In the urine so it no longer is a source of ir­ ritation, thus ending bladder disor­ ders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ jure, makes a delightful effervescent lithin-watcr bovefage, nnd belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidney flushing any time.—Adv. THIS IS NOT WHIMPERING TIME Too often we hear the cry of "hurd times.” There isn't any such thing, acknowledging the unemployment, money tightness nnd the "slump.” These things wo nlwnyB hnvo with us, just ns long ns we have a country of teeming millions. If one is seeking a job ns sailor on an airship the field is limited, but there nre lines of en­ deavor Hceklng real workors, men who can forget the inflntcd Wages of war times nnd go Into actual productive work. Wo concedo it is hnrd for shipyard workers nnd kindred pur­ suits to forgotthe opulence thnt hns been their nnd get down to the scale demanded by conditions of the times, but it must bo done. The cost of liv­ ing is slowly going down, ns it had to. Wages must meet it or all hope for future prosperity in tho shnpc of busy factories is gone. There must be an output nnd n demnnd for the output. One depends upon tho other.— Florida Grower. There Is no part of the king’s do­ minions which has shown a more ac­ tive devotion thnn tho Island of Jer­ sey. The true Jerseyman still regards the king ns the successor of the dukeH of Normundy. Jersey elected to remaln under the English crown In the reign of John, when the rest of Nor­ mandy reverted to France, It supported the Royalist cause dur­ ing the Civil war and harbored Charles II when he was In exile; It banished Victor Hugo becauso of some slighting remarks of his about Queen Victoria, and during the late war It passed its own military service net, for which there was very little need. Moreover, not once nor twice In this rough Island story hns armed In­ vasion by the French been success­ fully resisted. Tho last occasion was In 1781, when tho Jorseymen, although surprised nnd outnumbered and desert­ ed by their own governor, who was preparing to capitulate, defoated the enemy In n most sanguinary battle, fought In the rnynl square of St. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ Heller.—London Mall. cuit, Seminole County, State of Florida.—In Chnnccry. Plant Juice for Fish Balt. Late In the dry season, when the rivers are low In the heart of Africa, tho Owarl, who Inhabit the central Soudan, set out on prolonged fishing expeditions. The natives who live on the banks of the rivers uro proficient fishermen, taking great pride In-their work, but the village Gwarl are not very sporting In their methods. They go out for the filial results rather Ilian for tho pleasure of the sport. They pour the Juice of .locust tree podw Into the pools, to which the streams have shrunk, and this causea the fish to leap out of the water. Wildly they leap, flopping out on the dry river, bottom ns often as not, but the excited natives do not watt for the fish to catch themselves. They lean over tho shallow water, finding great delight In snatching the leaping fish ns they flnah from the river. This custom of Using tbe "Jump Juice" Koeins to hnva boon handed down from time Immemorial among these strange Africans. I Frank Akers lore Co. CLYDE LINF REDUCES FREIGHT CHARGES. A reduction in charges for hand­ ling freight into cars by tho Clyda Steamsip Co., to take effect October 15, waB announced Thursday, accord­ ing to L. S. Scroble, Florida freight agent of the company. The order is as follows: “Effective October 15, tho present charge of 50 centB per ton for load­ ing freight into cars will be reduced to 35 cents per ton. Also the present allowance of 40 cents per ton to con­ signees whose warehouses arc located on railroad tracks, and who dray thotr cnrlon dshlpments, will be Increased to 50 cents per ton. "We will also reduce tho minimum revenue of 25 cents per 100 pounds, under which wo will make free dollvcry of carload shipments to 20 per 100 pounds.”—Jacksonville Metropoli" TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound Departs Arriva No. 88. . . — 2:86 a.m. 2:46 a. m No. 27-. 8:40 a. m. No. B9-. 3:20 p. m. No. 85... 7:10 p. m. North Bound Arrlvs Departs No. 82.. ___ 1:48 o. m. 2:08 a. m. No. 84... 12:05 p. m. No. 80....__... 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. m. No. 28.. Tritby Branch Arrive Departs •No. 100.. 0:00 a. m. •No. 24. . — ><■s « 3:25 p. m. *No 158.... 7:00 a. m. No. 22..... 7:35 p. m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs •No. 157_____ 4:00 p.m. No, 21.... •No. 101—___ 6:30 p. m. •No. 25.. ___ 2:00 p. m. No. 22... Oviedo Branch Arrive Departs •No. 126.. •No. 127.. 3:40 p. in. 'Dnily, except Sunday. TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA LOOK YOUNG! BRING BACK ITS NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND ATTRACTIVENESS Common gardon sage brewed into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant Just a few applications will prove a revela­ tion If your hair is fading, streaked or gray. Mixing tho Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get a bottlo of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound nt any drug store all ready for use. This is the old-time recipe improved by tho addition of other in­ gredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair is not sinful, we oil desire to retain our youthful appearance nnd attraftlveitess. By* darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it so naturally, so evenly. You Just damp­ en n spongo or soft brush with it and draw, this through your hair, taking one smnll strand at n time; by morn­ ing nil gray hairs hnvo disappeared, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, giossy, soft nnd luxuriant.—Adv. PALATKA THE STATE CAPITALPALATKA, Fin., Sept., 20.—James E. Calkins, former president of tho Florida Benate, and now a member of that body, tolcf the Kiwanis Club at its luncheon here this week thnt capi­ tal rcmovnl Is not n dead Issue and thnt Palntka hns been agreed upon by lawmakers nB tho logical location for tho state’s scat of government. Scantor Calkins dcclnred there is such n determined sentiment in South nnd Central Floridn for removal of the capital nearer to the center of population nnd transportation thnt re­ moval must be mndo or the upheaval finally will result in division of the stnte. SANFO RD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GORE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weal First Street 1018 West First Street DIVORCE—CITATION. 0ocil I. Mooney, Complninnnt, vs, ) _ Alma Bernice Mooney, Defendant. To Alma Bernice Moyney, care Callio V, Onto, 313 W. Marshall St., Rich­ mond, Va.: It appearing from the affidavit of tho complainant herein that you nre a resident of a stnte other than the state of Florida; thnt you nre a person over the age of tw«nty-one years and thqt there is no pcrcon within tho state of Florida servlce-of n summons In Chan­ cery upon whom would bind you, it is hereby ordered that you appear to tho bill of complaint filod horeln against you on tho Rule day for November, 1021, to-wlt, 7th day' of November, 1021, And it is further ordorod that this citation be published in the Sanford Daily Herald once each week for four consecutive weeks. ‘ Witness .my hand and official seal at {Janford, Seminole County, Florida, this the 24th day of September, 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Circuit Court, SCHELLE MAINES, Ouch ! It Goes the Grain ATS sell lumber a t p/esent prices but it certainly is soft picking for the man who wnnt9 to build. Experts say that lumber w i l l never be so cheap again. The man who postpones b u ild ii’rr is, in plain language, a boob. Now is the t im e . L e t us iigurc on that job—you’ll b e surprised! r to h a v e to HILL LUMjBER CO. SERVICE 4 QUALITY PRICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1021 Tho following from the New Smyrna provided since last winter will be at FLOODING THE MAILS SEEKING t* * I T Nows, is tii«ielytk. FREE PUBLICITY. C least twenty-five per eent more. Coil' — ------"In these (layf when unskilled lnbor, structlon work does not cease in Flor­ Every mail Carries to the newspaper ida in winter—the mortar and cement In some instances/ is receiving high offices of Florida column after col­ wages while many with education and and other mnterials do not freeze and umn of “atuff" which is nothing but there is hardly a day in the year, even training—teachers for example—are a propaganda of publicity for provis­ in the severest winters, that outdoor poorly paid, it is easy for a boy, with IS 'i i' superficial thinking to conclude that work Is not possible. Tho building ional propositions. 'One day recently it is better to go to work thamto go program contemplates continuous brought to the office of the Gaaetto activity and there will bo work for two columns regarding tho opening Uf .to school, “But tho time has come, more than many newcomers, regardless of the a state college; three columns of a waterway convention; something ■ ■■ ■!»<■ flj I 'y ' at any time in tho past, when tho large numbers who will come, >. .more than a column of a celebrated An eariy winter must mean more r Under the present banking laws, the banv.^ abilities bom of education and train­ tire for automobiles; one column 1 re­ prosperity for Florida, Tho crops that ll the Uiiltad atateB are practically owned J ing are in demand and command a controlled Vx, nil tjie people. *** garding the sate of stock In ah auto­ require only sunshine and rain will all high price. As Frank A. Vanderllp, tho well known banker, recently said: have been harvested before tho frost mobile concern; three columns regard­ •T Such a vital part have they come to occunvt. ‘The mental equipment of a business comes, even in the extreme upper ing compilations of a health board; * pur industrial and commercial life th«u mnn needs to be greater today than part of the state, and the early cool two columns regarding somo church •slightest thing affecting the banking into,?* weather if it comes, will help many work that was being carried on-in was ever before necessary.’ is immediately felt, either directly or IndSU “In .every lino of life it is the men things that grow all through the win­ Chicago; several columns pertaining ly, by every man, woman and child in a! with ability—the men of brains—who ter, An early winter and a “hard to a secret society; and a varied as­ country. winter" mean trouble and loss to the sortment of other m atter about as are outstripping thair fellows. IT Deposit here and secure all of the advants?M “Education brings not only ndded less fortunate who must dwoll amid valuable and pertinent to Florida as || of safety, soundness and dependability. W material blessings, but it increases the snows and tho blizzards and suffer directions for making palm leaf fans the power to servo one’s fellow men. from interrupted traffic and a thous­ would bo to the residents of Iceland. Tho sheets upon which all this copy It is natural and right to build up tho and other things that make a “haird nbllity .to mnko money, but it is a winter" hard. Florida, fears few >of U furnished make excellent paper for serious mistake to lose, sight of the them and tajolcds In ' the knowledge tho typewriter; in fact, most news­ {act that the unselfish service of oth­ that nn early winter means reason­ papermen utilise it that' .way—or A COMMUNITY BUILDER ers is one of the surest, if not the able care for a little while.—Times- make wrappers of it, Sometime big business and little buslneos will waken ---surest, ’means of bringing happiness Unlon. F. P. Fouler, President to tho feet that something for noth­ And satlafactlon to one’s self. ing In difficult to secure—and usually H'l 1 If B. F. Whilner, Cashier A FOOL AND HIS MONEY. “Give yopr boy—your children— what is given free of charge is not tho best education that it Ib within your power to give and when you j The cn1'® of Fatty Arbuckle has appreciated by tho recipient. Every -efe-! shall have reached tho limits of your started the sensation' seekers and newspaper of any prominence what­ ever is dolugad with proposition^ of financial ability, Inspire your boy to furnished several texts for sermons. earn his way. But be satisfied with It Is recognized as being symptomatic. "here’s something to fill up with"—yet nothing less for your children than a The diseases which It Is supposed to ■few offers of thnt nre followed by the typify, however, are such social ills assertion that “IV like about a hun­ complete education." ns poor prohibition enforcement, dred copies at your regular price to ------------ o-----------movie life, and tho new freedom mail to my friends when you can print THE ARUUCKLE ORGIES. among women. No one seems to hnvo tho matter." No mnn thinks for a moment of go­ Fntiy Arbucklo Whnt the demand for censorship noted the obvious. You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live p ing to n lnwyor nnd saying: "Hero never could accomplish, because cen­ nnd the Arbucklo enso, says tho New nre n couple of cnr,eR which you can York Globe, nre really a now instance sorship is un-Amcricnn nnd contrary fessional and B usiness Man in to American institutions, promises to of whnt hnppons when n fool nnd take up for me—merely to show your be accomplished nnd most thoroughly money come together in modern goodwill anil to keep your office Sanford in This Column busy." No man goes to n doctor with , accomplished through revelations of Amerlcn. The old nd e thnt n fool and . the assertion: “I have several enses the Arbuckle ense. The wido world wns shocked when the spotlight was his money nre quickly parted We J of illness in my fnmily ,nnd, ns long LAW YERS CONTRACTOR! turned upon the orgies of some of tho have wiser fools nnd more money to­ ns you nro not extremely busy you elect in movlcdom thnt the moral re­ day than the world had when this ' might drive out and look after ’em— S. 0 . Shinhol# George A. D eCottes maxim wns made. The extraordinary merely to keep your hand In." No action is hound to he sweeping. Attorney-nt-Law Contractor and BoM Here wo have at Inst a view' of the opportunities of n new country nnd 1one goes to n cobbler with numerous Over Seminole County Bank pairs of sorry-looklng footwear nnd SANFORD atmosphere In which some of tho mo­ nn age of great mcchnnicnl develop­ FI •:* FLORIDA tion pictures are produced. Here we ment have shoved thousands of men hands them in with the remark: "l SANFORD have the fundamental reason for the and women into incredible prosperity. notice that you nre nt rest for n little Sanford Construct* demand for censorship. Here wo Theirs nre not purses filled with while nnd you might just ns well fix BATTERIES these in proper shape for me until CONTRACTORS AND BUR have a fair perspective of the difficul­ guinens which, once emptied, nre not you have urgent work come in." But likely to ho filled again. A continu­ ties confronting the exhibitor, at BRIMS YOUX Planes nnd Specification! CY whom the demand for censorship has ous stream of gold pours into their frequently does some man nppronch B attery Troubles to U s | Furnished All Work Guannttd been aimed so generally. And, turn­ pockets doily. Their difficulty seems the ncwspnpernian, blithely, smiling, W» Ip toU U i* on X U c trlcil W oik tad can f i r . jou dip.ad.blt nnlw.. H. T. PACE P. 0. ing from the cesspool in which nt to bo, not preventing their money and saying: “Here's a mighty fine lit­ W E A LSO HATE OOKPXTXHT M ECHANICS tle talk thnt my wife’s cousin’s stepfrom leaving them, but devising way least n certain proportion of the pic­ rOB OVEHHAUUMO YOUB OAB tures nre created, one wonders less of spending it, A few nre able to re­ uncle made before tho poultry club of B u i l d e r s & Contra at the emhnrrassments of those who sist prosperity; ninny It drives nind. Coekervllle, an’ it’s so durned funny Sanford Battery Service Sketchea nnd Estimate* Company seek through this medium to give Fatty Arbuckle Is one of many. Ho that you ought to print it. I’m not a building too large and none the people clonn nnd wholesome apparently hnd rlonder rcnourccn for regular subscriber, you know, but If Phone 180 L* A. Renaud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUA - i ............. ~' • amusement. using the thousands coming to him you print it I’d like to have you give me a couple of copies so's I can send weekly. At the same tim e'there The reaction from the Arbuckle & Shoi HARTFORD BATTERY Pine Wilson revelations nlrcndy has begun. That seemed to he nothing which money him one." nnd Garland Sti., The newspaper Is the most valua­ it will reach through tho whole field would not buy, whether pleasure or “B attery Insurance” none can doubt. And that out of it immunity from punishment. There ble adjunct of nny town or city. It PURE WAT Sold and Serviced by will come a reform procurable pos­ was probably the constant temptation nnminly gives publicity worth mnny sibly in no other way appears reason­ to sntisfy whatever whim came to thousand dollars. It does it cheer­ Edw. H iggin s, Inc. Elder Springs Waj mind. The disastrous party wns n na­ fully. It idolizes the infant; it glow­ ably certain.—Gainesville News. 99.98% PURB tural result of bewildering power ingly greets tho grndunte; it blesses -----------o----------H aigh f & W ieland Phong 311.W Sai thrust upon a limited soul. Through it the bride; it sympathizes with the AN EARLY WINTER. Fatty Arlmckie hns learned that mon­ sick; it mitigates the miseries of those GARAGES who mourn; and when sorrow comes From hither nnd yon comes reports ey has its limitations. L O R D ’S PURI to iml lent o nn "early winter." The All the mnny newly rich of tho time to thoso whose idolized inmates hnvo Sm ith Bros. Garage fur-bearing nnimnls nre said to he leurn this eventunlly. Some are fortu­ passed beyond ephemeral episodes of W ATER Expert Repairing more thickly clad than usual, the nate ennngh to get a certain wisdom enrth the newspnper speaks only most AS GOOD ASTHEBB OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES small, hut industrious ants nre laying without coming to prison. Some, worthy words to help stifio sorrow. i Oak and First Daily Service The newspnper encourages enthu­ up great stores of provisions, trees spending with nn innocent kind of and birds and all sortH of other things folly, are never in danger of prison. siasm—its boosts business—It em­ nre stendily giving signs of coming But there nre thousands of them with boldens enterprise—it pushes for REAL ESTATE SANFORD NO) for their Intelli­ progress— it urges unanimity—nnd coldness and even tho coal dealers are too much money talking to their patrons in this sec­ gence, need, and good. Occasionally countenances co-opcnrtion. E. F. Lane WORKS The newspaper should always ho tion of the country and advising the their too great prosperity ends in a Real Estate $nd Insurance stocking up with a ton nr two of the sordid tragedy like the recent episode morally upheld nnd financially ap­ V. C. COLLER, Prof| fuel earlier than usual. They may all i» Snn Francisco.—Leesburg Corn- preciated.—Kissimmee Gnzotto. Phone 95 ---------o----------lie wrong, but it is more thnn prob- J -nercinl. General Shop and 1 SAYS FREIGHT RATES nble thnt the senson may differ ma­ ARE GREAT DR A WHACK. terially front that of the pnst two Geo. W. K n ight "PI.EASE PUBLISH JUST AS / Work years nnd give Floridn among other This is whnt hurts—unless the ad­ WRITTEN." Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR nnd Bt plnccs, a touch of real cold weather, justment bureau will make n satis­ SANFORD FLORIDA nnd start the wearing of overrents All newspapers receive communi­ factory settlement. 517 Commercial Street Stff« and wraps a hit sooner thnn recently. cations with the request thnt they be John P. Thomas, of Norristown, Predictions of a cold winter do not published “juBt ns written." Pa., desired to conic to Kissimmco to ..Employment Bureau.. tra nsfer grcntly distress the people living in Any newspaper will publish a com­ locate. Ho loaded his effects on a car, The vocational committee of the Busi­ Floridn—oven those who are on the munication “just as written,” provided ihe agent stated the cost of placing ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE extreme northern edge of the state, it is worthy of publication and tho thnt car in Kisslmmeo would ho requosts oil young women desiring for they know well enough that winter author’s name is attached for publi­ $170.40, including the wnrtnx, nnd employment to register nt the First Quick Service Tran Storage FncilltiN | will onlly lie n matter of a few weeks, cation with the item. Thomas paid the hill—taking tho re­ Nntionnl Bnnk. If we please you, tell others, and while the mercury may get well AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Paid advertisements are published1 ceipt. tell us. Phone down in the tube nnd stick there for J "jUHt oh written," ns a mntter of When ho nrrivc<| In Kissimmee, Glnsses Designed two or three dnys, and repeat the per- | course, up less the advertiser requests mid when the goods reached here, it Eyes Examined BOTES' formnneo two or three times during thnt mistakes be*correctcd. wns found thnt somewhere along tho H enry McLaulin, Jr. January nnd February, tho winds of Communications sent to tho Star route there hnd boon a change made. OPT. D. Hotel Montezur March nro ccrtntn to chase away Jack \ Advocate as news items ,without slg- The classification had been Incorrect­ Frost nnd the spring conies soon after nature attached to he published with ly made—or the figuring had been In “Sanford’s New HoH St, Patrick’s day if it hasn’t arrived the items, will he published in accord error—or something; nnd the result , j ,J « U 0 up P«r w before. Thnt we still need fires In the with the Htylc in use on tho Star Ad- wns thnt Mr. Thomns hnd to dig up U r c — i ----- -— grate or the open fireplaces sooner. vacate. This is the rule on all news- an additional *104.57 before ho could than usual seems likely, but thnt w ill' papers. get his goods. only make Thanksgiving day nnd : If we wore to publish some comIt is incidents of this sort which hit GILLONi| Christmns appear natural nnd con* munientions "Just as written,", the nu-< a city with* a sorry thud. It makes OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST forming to the books nnd stories. j thora would fee Hike Buing the Star tho newcomer imagine thnt there is a Graduate Northern Illinois College FRV Sanford, Fla. An early winter means something , Advoenta for damages—Titusville Ad- fraud somewhere. Mr. Thomns, who 212 East First St. different in New England, nnd in the voento. is located at 704 Main street, fools ag­ ‘inm ELECTRIC*1! West and Northwest nnd East; bliz­ grieved—and Well ho muy. It is not W ILSON VULCANIZ­ |Contradofl zards nnd heavy snows that stay on tho fault of the freight agent In Kis­ Dow TIDE ON THE BBACn ING WORKS tho ground far months, nnd slget and simmco—who was merely carrying (Phone Id! O. O. WILSOM, Own.r ico nnd roads nnd streets blocked. Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at out his orders—and who Is ready to SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND About Same Hour and' Minute Construction work stops whon the confer with Mr. Thomns at any time rjlll REASONABLE PDlCES mercury gets below the freezing point Sept. 20 .............................;...... Q:16 and advise him where to send tho Wliht Broth.,. (Itni. mlldlat in moBt places, and that means idlo- Bcpt. 27 .................................... 10ill claim for adjustment—if there is need noas for more workers. It means that Sept. 28 ..........................h........ 11:23 for nn adjustment. If there is a Sanford M achine & thousands who enn travel will come Sept. 20 ............................. 11:55 wrong—if there la a blunder—the South, earlier than over before, Foundry Co. :u Sept. 30 ... 12:49 mntter will be adjusted; at the same Floridn is doing hor very best at time there will remain a sore spot in General Machine and Boiler Works this time to provide room for all who The world news tha day It happens, tho heart of the man who hns to dig Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear may bo coming South this season and delivered nt your door each evening up the excess of $104.57.—Kissimmee bands in stock it Is safe to say that accommodations 15c the week. Gazette, Crank Shafts Re-turned erest Y our Interest ______________ T s .;* S f u * 3 a L a «TW7 . IV-dA/' AiwrtUU* NtM mU» b m • a avfU M tlM . D u o im llt U H .M p t rw , tiway* h' idto*.____________ Member of The Associated Press No, Holly, wo stopped drinking Arbuekle cofTeo a long time before Fat­ ty got Into trouble and it was for per­ sonal» reasons.—St. Augustine Record.* ■ ------------ 0------------ Gilbert Leach has made hiH excel­ lent Leesburg Commercial into a twico-a-wcok Instead of weekly. That’B the stuff, Gilbert. In another year, Leesburg will wr.nt a Dally Commer­ cial. Cobb and all the rest of the base­ ball stars will now hold the boards, and Fatty Arbuckle and all of tha other sensations wi|l have to stay quietly in jail until we got the "World’s Serious" off our hands. ------------ o------------ This will be n busy week in Sanlord. Tomorrow night, wo go down to Orlando. Thursday, we play host to hundreds of visitors, and in between, there are several hundred meetings of Chamber of Commerce, the different clubs and associations. Every Orlnndo business man is re­ quested to take a Snnfordito to the banquet Tuesday night. Wo speak for Editor Bob Holly.—Orlando Sen­ tinel. Thanks, old dear. If we don’t feel nny better tomorrow than we feel today, you will have to take us there in an ambulance. Newspapers declare that the habit of calling a mnn or womnn well edu­ cated just because ho or she has at­ tended college, is all wrong, A lot of folks who “go through" college, do th at and nothing more, and a lot of other folks who never see n college except In pictures or ns they pnss by the 'buildings, are entitled to tho classification of well-educated.—St. Petersburg Time; ------- — o---------"Sanford needs golf links and a country club," declares the Sanford Herald. "No city can expect to have tourists without golf links and ' In Sanford there has beeh started such an institution." The Herald urges the following up of plans for a country club anil n golf course, projected some time ago but not brought quite up to the point of nctuul construction. There can be no question ns to the attrac­ tions or n country club and a golf course. It Is shown every season in Florida thnt towns and cities boast­ ing links receive the most dqsirable class or tourists. No doubt the busi­ ness people of Srnford will ut no Into day decide to carry on to completion the excellent plans offered some time ogo.—Timcs-Union . k e e p t h e bo y s in h ciio o i Gor public* schools will soon bo opened and we should sec to It thnt nil of the boys are in school. Wo men­ tion the boys, because they are prone to duck the school before the eighth grade is reached, while the girls usu­ ally are anxious to go this high, at least, and most of them want a high school education. Wo may need tho children in our business, or they may be needed to keep the home fires burn­ ing or the wolf from the door, but in case they are needed, it would he better for tho parents to make all the sacrifices in tho world in order that the children can ho sent to Bchool and kept there until they graduate. BORDO NUTS For Salads, Cakes, etc., we have a fresh shipment of Bordo— Walnut Meats Pecan Meats Baited Almonds Balled Peanuts Balled Pistachios. RECEIVED DAILY Fresh "Hanford Maid" Raisin, plain und light fruit cake. Deane Turner WBLAKA BLOCK Phonea 497-494 First National Ban) PROFESSIONAL AND BUS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD �■ ■ H bR'STO'-' •: n «w-Tv •; Tt T• * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921 I,Mile Happening* Mention of Mailer* In Brlaf Peraonal llemfl of Interest THE In and About S The City *s$ St. Johns Scenic H ig h ­ w ay Seem s to Be A s­ sured by Volusia Co. Summary of the Floating Small Talke Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers W ill w eather for Florida: Partly cloudy ■weather with local thundershowers tonight or Tuesday. WEED'S WEATHER Forrcust for the Period September 26 to October 1, Inrlunlvc South Atlantic and East Gulf states —Norma! tempernturc and generally fnir, except widely scattered local thundcrshoweiH. There are no indications at this time of a disturbance # in the tV«‘st Indies. TEMPERATURE Now that sounds more like it. Sunday and 92. Maybe by next Sunday we can get it down to, 82 in the shade. It loked like rain yesterday but we did not get any of it. How- . ever, it will be here beforo Christmas no doubt, but if it waits until then we will not be here to receive it. Anyhow it is 92 und we uR feel better over the ideu of the old bulb dropping again. 15:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 26 Maximum ................. 92 Minimum ....................... 68 Range ............................. 71 Barometer ......................30.10 Culm and part cloudy. No rain here yesterday but local rains all around. ’ PAGE PIT* # # * # * # # # # # * * # # # * # * * * * * Rulld From Deleon Springs to Putnam County I.ine DELANf), Sept. 20.—At n special meeting of the board of county com­ missioners hero Saturduy an agree­ ment was entered into with the road department providing for the comple­ tion of the road from DeLeon Springs to the Putnam county line. Under the terms of the agreement the county is to pay $8,333.00 a mile towurd the expense of completing the road while the state will hear the remainder of the cost. The county has $200,000 avnilahle for its shnre of the burden. Bids for the contract were advertised and it is hoped to start the wor kat once. The road, a distance of about twenty miles, will he paved with either shell or rock and asphalt. The Big Street Parade Next Thursday is made possible by our own local boys, the boys of Co. D., and the boys of the Sanford Hand. Of course there will be other features of this parade, but you will have an opportunity of seeing the complete equip­ ment of Company D, and bearing a real band piny, and that’s worth coming long ways to see. AND COMPANY D AND THE SANFORD BAND know other things besides playing music and drilling, and so on, THEY KNOW WHERE THE WELL DRESSED MAN TRADES. And that is one of the reasons why the majority of these boys trade with us. ASK US ABOUT SOME OF THE OTHER REASONS Good News in Putnam. Announcement in the above dispatch S. A. Rive spent the week end IP thnt the road between DeLeon Springs Tampa on business. .1 and the Putnam county line is to be completed will be good news here. II w. 1'earuion spent the week end This will make the connection between at Daytona Reach With his family. Palatka and DeLand complete, when the road to Crescent City is finally Aniired Lees was among thu San­ completed, iind will then mnke the oby//£ sru fff r/M r / s ford visitors to Orlando yesterday. Jectlve here a completion of the scenic highway between Palatka and Jackfmindt Hunt has returned from a sonvilte by way of Green Cove business :rip to Key West and Miami. The beef for the big barbecue will Springs. It is understood that the Clay coun­ be on inspection at the Fox Cold Stor­ l.icut. A. Bivens, of Arcadia, was age plant tomorrow ufter live o’clock. ty authorities are now negotiating for the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. the sale of the bonds issued for the II. \V. Herndon. Mr. Hunter, of Ohio, has purchased purpose of paving from Green Cove NOTICE! the C. C. Hart property on Sanford *» the Putnam county line, and when Mrs. .1. K. Mettinger, of Jackson­ Heights. Mr. Hunter will build a nice this is done R will bo up to the Pulville. is the guest of her daughter, bungalow on one of these lots for naIn county officials to pave from Itiee .MISS MAKDKK wishes lo meet all of Mrs. Walter Morgan. rent. This sale was made by C. F. ;Crcek to the Clay county lino.-^Pnlat- her former piano pupils and any who iriesire to study with her, tin Wednes­ ka News. Shall** Walker, of Clearwater, spent Lane, "The Real Estate •Man." day at I p. m. at the Haptist Church. the week end with his parents, Rev. Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleischer and CLYDE LINE TRIPPERS anil Mrs. S. W. Walker. ENJOYED THE HOSPITALITY FLORIDA IS PROSPEROUS. 25 cents, ami positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask family have returned to Sanford after OF SANFORD CITIZENS ♦L must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Miss Hazel Sorrell, of Orlando, is spending tho summer on Long Island. While business conditions are not ! .; cordingly. spending some time here with her sis­ Mr. Fleischer had an operation while Dear Editor: as had hero by a great deal, we still in New York, and is recovering from ter, Mrs. C. W. Stokes. Received your copy of Sanford Her­ are suffering from "rcfiectcd condi­ the snme. Their many friends are FOR RENT FOR SALE ald. but you seem to have omitted me tions.” Thnt is, being a far south .lack Lloyd, of Orlando, spent the glad to sec them all hontc again. acres EOIt RENT—Two furnished front from the list in the paper. I enjoyed state, wo are classed in a sweeping FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7 day here yesterday as the guest of rooms at 266 Park Ave, 153-6tp small wild land on hard road on my trip immensely and especially the generalization of all southern states. ATTENTION COMPANY I). Mr. und Mrs. \V. Stokes. home. lake. Ideal place to build a genial "Captain of Osceola’,’ and I was Notwithstanding the fact that them FOR RENT—One nice, large furnish­ Price $4,000.—K. F. Lane, the Real in Mrs. (’aider’s machine and also ed housekeeping room.—Mrs. Rid­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Roland Lyle and Headquarters Co. D., 1st. Inf. F. N. G. heard Iter explain the different points is no real money tightness here, no Estate Man. 154-5tp dling, 205 Oak Ave. 158-3tp crops shortages in view, no letup in Sanford, Fla., Sept 26, 1921 Miss Putt ye Lyle moved today into [of interest, etc. Perhaps no one on the FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish rooms. Hrfurnished FOR RENT—'two the volume of yearly visitors (they their new home on Elm avenue and Orders No. 67. 1trip would value .the press notice as potatoes, per bushel $ 2 . 00 .—L. A. 152-tfc Apply 1004 Elm Ave. arc coming enrllcr than ever before), Tenth street, which they recently pur1. All officers and enlisted men of | much as myself. Bromley. 131-tfc FOR RENT—Improved celery lan<U ___ ____ rhased. thin organization are hereby ordered We appreciated the hospitality of northern advertisers show a wariness room house with in immediate planting condition.— to report at the Armory at Sanford, the druggist who trented us all to about the state. The fact is that I'UR SALE 10 Fren Hat Shop and Pressing Club Fin., at 8 o’clock a. m., Thursday, free ice cream on a hot day. It was there is what might lie termed an electric lights, hath and shower, 31 G. II. Edward’s, Pace's Lane. 156-Otp also dye work. All work guaranteed. September 29th, to participate in the a stroke of business quite worthy of a "exodus" already on from the north acres land, 5 acres in grove with 300 FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms 109 Sanford Avc. 163-Gtp Gala Day celebration to be held on yankee for nearly every one bought to Florida, and northern business big ornngo trees, puars, persimmons, upstairs for light housekeeping. Ap­ ami pecan trees.—E. F. Lane, the Real ply 714 Ouk Avenue. 158-3tc snid date. something and persuaded Mrs. Calder men are afflicted with what might Estate Man. 164-5tp be termed in common parlance, "cold Mr. and Mrs. J. N. iolar and Master o. No excuses will be accepted for to take her other trippers there. unfurnished Foil UKNT-a or ” feet." It might pay those who yearly FOR SALE—Medium size snfe. Ap­ rooms. Apply over thu 10 cent !lnl|ili and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, fn||urc< report . specified in the M. COLYER BURGESS. ply 402 Snnford Avc., nnd Fourth motored to Lakeland Friday ’where preceding paragraph except for legiti- New York. do big business in Florida to come store on First Street. Also furnished Street. 04-01. they were the guests of Mrs. Tolar's mate business reasons consisting of down and get warmed up a little—nnd bed rooms. 157-2tp mother, Mrs. McIntyre. incidentally view our conditions as FOR SALE—6 room house, I acres of innhility to attend heenuse of ‘civil INSPECTION FRUITS AND FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for employment or heenuse of physical VEGETABLES AT DESTINATION they are in reality—which are decid­ innd, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens. light housekeeping at Mrs. Maggie Have ' .nr watches and jewelry re­ incapacity to so attend. edly rosy in hue at the present writ­ Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real Bell’s, Lake Monroe, Fla. 157-3tp paired ai McLaulin’s. Two first clnss 154-5tp Estate Mnn. Professor Wells A. Sherman, of the ing.—Florida Grower. 3. September 29th being a holi­ wat< h makers. Prompt service. day in the city of Sanford, the enlist­ Hurcnu of Markets, United States FOR SALE—8-room house with all W ANTED 140-tfc ed men of this organization should Department .of Agriculture, will modern convenience, excellent reConserve Your Sight WANTED TO RENT—A piuno. Call speak at the Citrus Seminar, to bo pnir. Privntc water works, in desir­ at 206 Park Ave. K. It. Brown, state snles manager have no excuses to offer because of held at tho University of Florida un­ 153-Otp Immediate and careful attention "f the Virginin-Cnrolinn Chemical civil employment. However, if any der the auspices of the Agricultural should he given to the first indication able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ WANTED—All musicians In Sanford of oyo trouble. You are fortunate if ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. ('o., is in the city tuclny on business. enlisted man’s civil employment inter­ who can piny a band instrument. Extension Division, October 4-5, on you have found it unnecessary to wear feres with his attendance at this for­ 110-tfc He is enroute to points in tho south­ the subject "Inspection of Fruits ami glosses, hut indeed unfortunate if you F0U SALE_ A now bungalow at a It will be to your interest to see G. C. mation, upon report of same to tho ern part of the stntc. have neglected to do so when It is , _ _ „ Fellows, manager of thu Snnford commanding officer of this organiza­ Vegetables at Destination." really needful. Ily'correcting a slight real bargain. Good terms. L. 1 . Band. 156-5tdh This is n subject that has received error in your sight today will save a Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-5tp Circle No. 5, of the Missionary So- tion, arrangement will he nuide with much study during the Inst few years, multiple of trouble later on in life. eicty *>.' the M. E. church will meet the employer of said enlisted man to FOR SALE—Single ami Rose Comb LOST nnd it is one for tho solution of which relieve him from his civil duties so with Mrs. (J. A. Bedford Monday afBlack Manorca Roosters, 6 months TOM M OORE LOST—Small green gold wrist watch. teriiMi.ii Hi | o'clock, 116 French ave. thnt he mqy lie aide to participate vast expenditures are being mndc by old.—W. W. Dressor, R. A. Telephone many commercial concerns, as well as •Green make initial H. J., 1912, onin the parade to lie held on Sept. 29. 157-2tp OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN 4603. . 158-Otp graved on back. Return to Dutton’s •I. It is imperative that there be state experiment stations nnd tho Office Opp I*. O. Phone 192 FOR SALE One heavy duty two- office for reward. 158-tfe Mrs. |>a||l|1 K Gore, and two cijil- a full attendance at this formation as United States Department of Agricul­ wheel trailer in good condition. In­ ture. It is hard to know why fruit or ,l"n. Dorothy anil Harold, went to at this time there are nbout twenty quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc BOARD A N D ROOM Hrl.itnlii yesterday evening. Mrs. Gore men of this organiaztion absent on vegetables shipped in apparently FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. BOARD AND ItOOM- -Privnto famsound condition nnd under refrigera­ tank Dorothy to the Formosa Sani­ furlough. Good dry stor". Price $7 p.v ton, f tion, reach destination in varying de­ 158-dtp ily. 719 Oak Ave. GEO. A. DECOTTES, tarium where she was operated on e. b. ears, Snnford. Chase & Co. grees of decay. Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G., Comdg. ili.- removal of her tonsils and 151-tfc. Professor Sherman is in charge of adenoids. 9-21 2t Tlie Filipino i n’t ready for solfthis phase of the work of the Bureau City Licenses Due Oc­ FOR SALE—l form dinner and sev­ government. Why, the poor nut does il eral dos.cn jars. Very reasonable. not know the first principle of apply­ of Mnrkets. He is nlso in charge of IH'OMNG, Red and green slate sur­ tober 1, 1921 Middy W ash Suits, Address “ E. II." cure Herald. dh-tf ing tar and feathers. the news service of this bureau. Part face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger $2.50 to $4.00 values, as of his work is to standardize fruit und I'lain, J-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; ATTENTION is called to the fact FOR SALE — Two lake front lots. ***’*>'• Frco delivery. Address long: as they last at 98c. vegetables into the various grades. that all City Licenses are payable on Best lots in city for a beautiful CARPETS ANI) HUGS He is particularly fitted to talk to the or beforo October 1, 1921. K* Ginn, Box 801. 139-26tp home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate —Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ fruit nnd vegetable men of Florida on WASHED Man. 154-5tp SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to tho foregoing subject. *,r* '*• N. Robson, Alfred ■e Robson, in g Co. FOR SALE—Lot on brick street In and cleaned nt your home or we will 152-fltc H' "rv M> Lnulin, jr., and Max Bradfor nnd deliver. Hnmilton Bench Section 4, Ordinance 25 front of Rose Court.—E. F. Lane, rail TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids ">. were a congenial party motorWashers used.—Sanford The Real Estate Man. ir.6-3tp Electric l"t> r to 1'anipa yesterday. Thoy were NORTH FLORIDA 88x4M ........................................ $27.50 which rends as- follows: "That the FOR SALE—A pair of young, black Steam Pressery. 317 Isl St. Phone 560 : a 31.00 City Tax Collector before issuing a li­ mare mules, nt a bnrgnin. Phono “veompi.nicd home by Emllo Pons, of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 84x4 •> ■••iipn, who will spend several days All other sizes any innko in propor­ cense based on a property vulue, or 160. 152-tfc h*re the guest of Alfred Robson. Quincy, Fla., Sept. 26.—The North tion. Get our prices beforo you buy.— capital otock, shall require the per­ FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, age 18 P ick lin g and Preserving 130-tfc son applying for a license to make n Florida Chamber of Commerce, which Itay Brothers. Phone 548. months. $35.00. Also young cow written statement under oath of the Mr. and Mrs. G. Pullman Cqjinelly embraces that pnrt of the State west and son James Arthur, of Orlando, of tho eastern boundnry of Hnmilton, Diplomacy Is the art of persuading value of the property, or the Amount cheap. 1101 French Ave. 150-3tp 'A sl"'"t Sunday FOR SALE—3 doz. 1 quurt fruit jura. .. —- -* the home of Mr. nnd Suwanneo and Lafayette counties, the wife thqt she appeared unusually of tho cnpitiil stock." . \ !/ V* 1 Application blanks for snid licenses Address J, care of Herald. 155-tp. rs- tulph K. Gore, on Palmetto nve- will hold Its nnnunl meeting hero on charming In the coat suit she bought We have the will ho furnished free of chnrgo at tho FOR SALE—1 hnve ten acres of col""c. Mr. Connelly is n former Snn- October 12. J. H. Drummond, presi­ last fall. City Office. re*ltlejrvt but has for tho past few dent of the organization, hns invited ery land pnrtiully improved, which ALFRED FOSTER, >«ars inndt. Orlnndo his homo where Columbln, Baker nnd Nassau coun­ —Get your 8 cratch Pads fr:n. Tht can he bought at n bnrguin.—A. P. 156-lOtc City Tax Collector. Connelly. A" ' * Vkc Position of make-up man ties to join, as it is desired that ovory the Herald office. 157-tfc °n tk‘‘ Orlando Morning Sentinel. county which tho proposed Atlantic to LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ Mason, Sure-Seal Jars Mississippi canal would traverso, bo ^f»f^t444*4*l*44*)'44'l*44"l*«444<*4H*l>444<l>44<l")>)'l"»<‘<l*44*S>>(*4'H ING—Tho nulld^r may still get tho , tJ * ,DT RATTERIES, tho Giant represented. Dixie county, rccontly and Jelly Glasses advantage of low building coat by We« V can fur- created from n part of Lafnyotte, ulso . •, 1, .Vt's in n box. -- MII now || J submitting schedules to ua and gotting h "lx \olt Batteries nt $24.50. Wo See our line of has boon invited to affiliate. J I (lircct-from-mlll-to-huilder service, sell, exchange, recharge and reTho two major projects -which tho j | Our long leaf yellow plno nnd Tidewa­ P'“r n11 nukes Bnttorics Ray BrothChamber of Commorco Is now advo­ FQriReily w ith A . P . Connelly ter cypress, manufacture! in best fnill* Stone Crocks, Coolers, * er** Phono 548. 150-tfc cating aro construction of tho canal 'insures first quality at lowest pos­ Churns, etc. HAS OPENED R EA L ESTA.TJE OFFICE and tho completion of State Road No. sible cost consistent with good )uraTh!!« i1 f°rKL,t Co’ D* Minstrel on 1 ,. from Pensacola to Jacksonville. < bor—less middlemen's heavy profit.— at 115 P ark A venue i U"'lay ! nd W day night at tho Tho organization la desirous that tho GULF LUMBER COMPANY,, ferry, AH Business Entrusted to JWe W|U Be Attended to Poonhv n Ti,ckots now on *nlo at the highway be made a sand clay road Florida. lS8-e.o.d-18ie > Promptly throughout. ln'd FDflf Nat|SOn?i n>I°tCOUnty Post cards—local \ioynt—la each at «nd it or Nntlonnl B*nk- Price* $1.00 H A RDW ARE CO. the Herald office. ’ 158-3tc T X T A DAILY HZXALD W AIfT AD. S a n fo r d , F la. ill CLASSIFIED ADS N O TIC E TIME STONE JARS C. A. BALL ■ i .. m ile . b •j ’ • ' m iH iiifriirr 1 r r 1! II � 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, 1921 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, September 26, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 26, 1921. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 1921; <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/e6a3c9e3d823b1dc72d39a864ee205b9.pdf dc39cb7112f27c4916b1b11c4aa293cc PDF Text Text Sanford TMt "City Substantial’ IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION "1 = g = S 5 s s = g = - . »<' ■* .oui”* * * - ! __________ .: _________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921 flNEPROGRAM )RMERCHAN----------- Mrs. Roosevelt and Her Racing Mule NEXT THURSDAY, SEPT. 29 Parade, Military Exhibi­ tion, Races, Tourna­ ment, Barbecue, etc, BRYAhfT WANTED RY POLK AUTHORITIES AUTOMOBILE THEFTS. NUMBER 157 PEACE WITH SOME RESERVATIONS BY SENATORS YESTERDAY DIXIE'S FOOTBALL SEASON OPENED TODAY WITH MANY GAMES SCHEDULED. But Make Some Reser­ vations to the Treaty of Versailles (By The AuocUUd Frau) (By Tbi A.tocl.Ud Prau) LAKELAND, Sept. 24.—D. M. Bry­ ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 24.—Dixie’s ant, wanted by Pol kcounty authori­ football season oponed today with ties in connection with the alleged au­ tho major teams generally lined up tomobile theft ring, was arrested at against lighter opponents in a pre­ Warren, Ohio, according to Sheriff trade extension c o m m it t e e liminary contest, designed to put on Logan. Bryant la under indictment expects big crow d h e r e the finishing touches for titular clash­ LEADER OF IRRECONCILABLE8 In connection with tho theft <rf an nuSTANDS OUT AGAINST THE FROM ADJOINING COUNTIES es in tho fall. tomoblle In Tampa when he left Lake­ R ECO MMEN RATIONS _____l The Trade Extension committee of land. (By Tho AuocUUd Frau) the Sanford Chnmber of Commerce WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Prtslhas about completed all arrangements dent Harding, in n letter to Senator which will make Thursday, Septem­ Lodge, rend in thc Bennto today when ber 29th a Gain Day in every sense of consideration of Mic treaties with Ger­ the word. many, Australiu, and Hungary begun A mule nice. In which Mrs. ThcuUutc Itoosovell mid .Mrs. J. Griswold The thousands of visitors expected suid pacts would put-naido last rem­ Webb drove the bulky imlinnls, wns the feutilre uttrpcfluo of the Duchess in Sanford that day will be more thor­ nant of war relationship and bring county fair at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The ovotu ended In ii draw. The photo­ oughly entertained than a smnll boy graph shows Mrs. Roosevelt In her sulky, und her liusliund at the mule's head. HAVE GONE AS FAR AS POSSIBLE complete return to peace. at a three ring circus. The program WITH THE SINN as arranged by the committee is as HARVESTING PROGRESSES AND FEIN WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Treat­ CORN YIELD SHOWS follows: ies of peace negotiated by tho adminFAVORABLE. 10 a. m. a parade, which will con* DUNDEE,TSco^nd!*SopV.i 24—Win- [“trntion with Gcrmany’ Au8tr,a a"d list of the Snnford Rand, Sanford’s ston Spencer Churchill, minister of Hungary were approved yesterday by (By Tho AuocUUd Frau) own Conipnay D, tho tournament rid­ GAINESVILLE, Sept. 24—Harvest­ colonics, speaking here today said the tho Benato foreign relations commit­ ers, and automobiles with the busi­ ing is progressing rapidly but nil of British government? hnd gone to it ut­ tee, but with two reservations. ness men and any others who desire the crops need rain says n review of One reservation, similar to a Lodge most limit in Ita offer to Sinn Fein to participate in this parade. reservation to tho treaty of Versailles, tho Florida crop conditions for tho nnd if it wns rejected the government The parade will he led by Sheriff week ending today, by the Federal would require nn act of congress prior hnd nothing else to give. Hind, who hns officiated many times to representation of or participation Bureau of Crop Estimates here. Tho ENGLISH WOMAN GOLF in the role of Marshall. Those partic­ CHAMPION WINS IN CANADA Sanford’s Big Daily Will in any foreign agencies or commis­ corn yield is showing up fnvorable. VETERANS p F FOREIGN ipating in the parade will assemble at sions by nn American representative Cotton picking is well advanced. Dry Give All the News to (By Tha AitocUtad Praia) WARS ELECT OFFICERS. Central Park und Onk streets, and the whose nomination would have to be weather is hurting the late sweet po­ OTTAWA, Sept. 24.—Miss Cecil route will be down Onk to First, from The Readers tatoes. Citrus,fruit is ripening rapid­ (B, Tk. AuocUUd Frau) confirmed by tho senate. Thc other Lcitch, British woman golf champion First to Magnolin, out Magnolia to DETROIT, Sept. 24.—Cnptnin Robt. j is designed to protect tho property ly but rain is badly needed. today won the Canndian womnn’a titlo Seventh, West on Seventh to Park, Believing thut nothing is too good Woodside, of Pittsburgh, was re-elect- rights of American citizens ns well as Transplanting of truck is well ad­ by unprecedented oosy victory for the down Park to Court House. vanced in South Florida in spite of championship match.* In tho final for Sanford in the newspaper line and ed commander in chief of tho Veter-!of tho American gpvornment in the The address of welcome will be giv­ knowing thnt the World’s Series of en by Capt, Geo. A. DeCottes, and will tho dry weather. The supply of farm round she defeated Miss Mollie Mc­ the great American game is interest­ nns of Foreign Wore at the closing thrco former enemy countries. Adoption of thc two reservations be followed by nn exhibition drill by labor exceeds the demand in many Bride by seventeen up and fifteen to ing to many people here, the Daily Bession of tho annual convention here IIbrought from the white house the parts of tho state. today. play.1 • • . .« /■ Company D. This drill should prove Herald has made arrangements with statement that while President Hard­ interesting to those who have nevor that greatest of nuwa gathering ngoning had not seen their next ho favor­ JESSE GUILFORD HAD piX wen the operation of a machine gun, cics, the Associated Press, to give tho ed the principles involved and no ob­ UP AT EIGHTEENTH HOLE scries by innings each day for the and in the use of which Company D jection would bo raised by tho admin­ hu become especially proficient. Fol­ iit ti, a . , . _ , Daily Herald. istration to ratification with tho pro­ lowing the drill the barbecue wilF bo ST. LOUIS,* Sept.* 24.—Jesse Gull- , This service costa reul money and posed reservations attached. held, and the balance of the nftemoon ford, Boston, wns six up on Robert our readers will be able to get their I Senator I!ornh, Republican, Idaho, a will be devoted to tournament and Gardner, Chicago, nt tho end of th e ' I)Hily Hcrnld each afternoon ns soon | lender of the "irrcconcilnbles” in tho races. Arrangements have also been eighteenth hole in the final for nation- 08 the B«me is finished nnd go over trenty of Versailles ratification fight, made to have the band give n concert each detail just ns though they were nlono of tho foreign relations commit­ nl amateur golf championship today during the afternoon. The barbccuo TWIN GALLOWS CLAIM PUTNAM watching the game. We will give you PROMISES TO GIVE SANFORD tee, stood out against the recommen­ at St. Louis country club. PONSELL AND JAKE VISITORS BIGGEST TIME OF will be held on the lake front and tho everything possible in each game that dation that the three treaties be rat­ • MARTIN THEIR YOUNG LIVES races will ho run on the same place as can be obtained by wire und all those ified with the proposed reservations. they were on last Armistice day. The Frank Pope, Sr., Dead; who art; not subscribers to the Daily Democratic commlttcu members joined CESTVIEW, Sept. 24.—A double Everyone from Orlando who comes band concerts will he given in front of IIeral(f*Miou1d make arrangements to is Father of Man Ac­ with the other Republicans in order­ the Court House for which a special execution took plnce here yesterday huvo boy bring it to .your door into tlie office of the secretary asks ing the pacts reported favorably to cused of Murder in Jax when Putnam Ponsell nnd Jake Mar­ band stand will be provided. now. There nre so many big things tho same question, how many enn the sennto where they were presented The evening entertainment will be a tin paid tho death pcnnlty for the happening in the world today and so we expect from Sanford at thu ban­ Into yesterday by Senator Lodge, of large street dance starting at eight murder of John Tuggle orj July 4 Had Never Been Told of His Son’s inuny state and locul happenings thnt quet next Tuesday, Sept. 27th. They Massachusetts, Republican lender and Predicament o’clock and lasting until such time us near this plnce. Tho trap was Bprung you ennnot keep up with it unless you also leave the veiled hint thnt the Or- committee chairman. nt 12:10 p. m., nnd thc men were pro­ those participating call it a day. have the Dully Herald. Wntch and Inndo Chnmber of Commerce is nran(By Tha AuocUUd Frau) a reception that will contain1 The ,treaties, . Senator , „ , Lodge . , The Rod £ Gun Club have also nd- nounced dend In eighteen minutes. wait for the big world's series und nil rnnging JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 24.—Colon­ many interesting features. ’ |»°unced, are to be called before tho 'iscd that they will hold n shoot in tho A crowd cstinintcd at 1,000 persons the other nows thut goes to your The secretary has already advised ««n«te today when he plans to mako afternoon, at which time prizes will bo had gathered to witness the hnnging, el Frnnk Pope, Bcnior, ono of thc most noted criminal lawyers of the Southhomus overy tho Herald route, the Orlando people to make reserva, ft Preferential motion for their dlsofiered for high scores. which wjis a public one. east, nnd father of John Pope, local ThB worl‘i’» 8cric8 wil1 Bturt 0ct° btions for nt least seventy-fivu from the' ?USsi°n uht;nd ° f 0,1 othor bu«in«“ ’ « Both Ponsell nnd Martin again ad­ The arrangements provide a good nttorney, on trial for murder, died to- er 5 it was Htntcd yesterday, the first Sanford Chamber of Commerce. He 1h proposed, however, to give right of 'me for everybody. E verything is mitted their guilt just before the exe­ dny in Port Orange nt the age of 71. game being played on tho home has been told repeatedly that the Or­ way next week to the tax bill nnd to / ' 1 a,l(' the com m ittee expects cution. grounds of the National League team. have night sessions beginning probab­ rom those who are present Ih to en­ A collection wns taken up in the Col. Popo was in feeble health and In the event either Pittsburg or lando people had hoped for at least ly next Tuesday, in an effort to hast­ bccnuHo of this he hnd not participated joy themselves to their fullest extent crowd for tho benefit of the wife Cleveland should finish first, two ser­ ono hundred from the local Chamber. en ratification. ml capacity. Inasmuch as there was such u largo nnd two children of Ponsell nnd tho in the defense of his son, but his sec­ ies games will be played in the Nat­ The merchants of Sanford nro also wifd und one child of Martin, who ond son, Frnnk Pope, jr., is assisting ional League city, the next two in the representation nt tho bnnquet held in ' Committeo discussion of the treatquested by the committee to decor­ nre destitute and more than n thous­ in thc defense of his brother. Upon American League town, and so on. Sanford last month, tho Sanford ties yeaterdajr devciopcd that tho adannouncement of the death of Colonel Chamber of Commerce should rocipro- '" '" ‘"‘"'Hon plans to begin wlthdrawand dollars was contributed. , th,el' f'*r this occasion. Both New York teuins uro at present Pope Judge Gibbs ordered n recess ente this visit by n large attendance f °* American troops from Germany a»t, but not least, is the minstrel Martin went to his death cnlnily Tentative lending thc longues. at the Orlando banquet. (Immediately after ratification. o be given by "Co. D’’ and tho Anted­ singing a hymn. Ponsell collapsed until Monday morning. Tho details of the Hcrics were ar­ " Legion in the Princess Theatre at on the gallows nnd a hypodermic jury had been completed but statu was ranged yoBterduy nt a meeting of tho As an entertainment feature tho I _ “ I~ needle hud to bo administered. Short­ challenging panel when recess was longue p re s e n ts with Judge Kene- Orlando Chambor of Commerco has L o n e K l l K lU X ly before their death tho men received taken. Colonel Popo had 'never been snw M. I.nmlis, baseball commission­ engaged the services of thc famous' R irln o T h r u Q f ro o ta K , f ie S l n r U a letter from tho mother of thc slain told of his son’s predicament. ^ictim ol Jealousy er. The commissioner nnd tho Lea­ vaudeville artists, Haig & Haig, the' * ftW llU S K Q j O K I f l. man, saying she had forgiven them for gue presidents fixed the Bjries prices Irish Comedian Imperial Burke, and, Cunnot Recover— Messrs. Walker and Walker, who on the murder of her son. Ty Cobb Tied With at from $1 to $0. Miss Hanan Sinking Mrs. Martin, wife of Jnke Martin, -Team Mate in the Nine gnmcH may bo played, it is many occasions have demonstrated Carried Banner With Wnrning and. Was Fired Upon . Thursday sought clemency for her said, the series going to tho winner of their ability to cause melodies to emiAmerican League nate from vocal organs which had l0,iTe IU,hind Shooting Remains Ob­ husband before tho pardon board, not five. If a ninth gamo is played and (II7 Th« A n ooU tcd Fr«M) attempted an inter­ with the belief thnt she would be suc­ scure Today one of the teams outside of Nuw York never previously ..... _____ ____ r .......... PAWHUSKA, Okln., Sept. 24.—A CHICAGO, Sept. 24.—Ty Cobb Is pretation of any musical composition. cessful, bIic said, but in order that tho is in thc scricH, a coin will he uhc<1 to tied with his team mate, Hnrry HeilThere will bJ many other interest,lonc wh,to c,nd horseman suddenly ap­ now baby daughters would understand decide tho city. new york AW p":*) mnnn for batting honors'of the Amer­ ing features arranged for tho enter-, ponrod niKb*, gnllopod through Iunim J, ' Sept- 24.— Mildred it all in after years. There will be no day of rest be­ « form ’ . " as 8b,jt yesterday by Thc throng witnessing thc execu­ ican League with percentage of .304. tween tho games in the event that tuinment of tho Sanford members, nnd t.ho h08*™-’89 section, then as suddonly M ? Um>Mrs’ « ^ o L a w c s , tion yesterday camo from the sur­ Hornsby, of St. Louis, is leading tho either Cleveland or Pittsburg play ono those who fail to attend will not only disuppeared. Bore bunner inscribed with warning to gnmblers, bootleggers Home critonE, Hi,,'kinR rapl,i|y today. rounding countryside. As early ns Nntionnl League with .405. of tho New York teams, it was decid­ miss n good time, but nlso nn opporruns, Bnbo ItutV, 60; National, Kelly, tunity to observe the wonderful sp irit,an<* others. A shot was fired at tho eiult uf RUf * i!° haV° 8Ct ,n UB t h o Thursday automobilo parties had been ed, Four umpires wilf be selected af­ Now York, 23; runs scored, Ruth 168; which permeates thoso live wires who i wb^° horseman but he esenpod apeived „ th^« wounds re- pouring into town. ter the close of* tho regular H e n s o n , National, Hornesby, 127; stolen bases, hnvo boon responsible for tho phenomJPftrcr,Hy uninjured, Tuggle was murdered after ho had ent of a frj '17 .lt,nvi"K tho ap«rtOctober 2. American, Sislcr, St. Louis, 27; Nat­ unal progress Orlando has mndo in its oh" Borina i Hr"°klyn with takon tho men in his automobile, and civic development. be ■hoot * h f ii i ,i ' Thc mot,ve back of* in order that ho might bo robbed of ional, Frisch, Now York, 47. Robbers Fail in At­ It will afford a fine opportunity also Tax Revision Bill ure. Thw' rin’U,inc<l H°mewhnt ob- n trivial sum. BANK CASHIER MET DEATH tempt on Safe at De­ to get acquainted. Cars leavo Semi­ t Borland'i^nttf l?aIoU8y on ««ount Will Make Saving AT DOOR OF THE VAULT nole Hotel nt 0:45 p. m. WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWERS Leon Springs P. O. i hytC|h(!°nUi,t0 Ml” ,I“"of Many Millions r Borland Mi,! .,P° C°’ rePu<Jiate<1 WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK PROBABLY HELD UP BY ROBBER • (By Tb« AuooltUd Frau) BANK CASHEIR ARRAIGNED. NO INDICATIONS OF STORM. ^'■ U ter M [!nnnn “nd Mrs. ,'Br Th« Aum)i M Frau) DELAND, Sept. 24.—Robbers Much Better Than One Passed by the n Franc 8C«', "ih E‘ Ditthwn»» in CHICAGO, Sept. 24.—Fred Chris­ IBy Tha AuooUtod Fraaai 1she wn. ' h°y exProMe<l belief House PORTLAND, Me., Sopt. 24—Rob- f,liled lust ni®ht ,n on attempt to tiansen, twenty-four, cabhier of tho ert L. Bean, caah'er of tho Meguntl- drd* and ^ ow the postoffice safe at *• and li,,uor.,p0rnrily dorangotl bV WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Normal temperature, generally fair weather, Glenview State Bank, at Glenviow, (By The AuocUUd Frau) cock National Bank,, of Camdon, w ns!DoL,eon Springs but escaped with ten except widely scattered thundor- 111., was found dead on tho floor near WASHINGTON, Sopt. 24.—Tax re­ arraigned here today as a defaulter dollnr8 taken from the cosh register, ^ bf^ hikn ^ cook d ie s . aho\yers, is the forecast for Folrida the ontranco to tho vault) when tho vision bill as reported by tho sonata to the amount of $275,000 on a rccont Entrnncu wa8 sained through the rear for tho week beginning Sunday. No bank opened today. Ho had a bul- finance committee estimated would indictment returned by tho grand Jury 'J[indow °* Bedford Jonea' store. Mrs. ■ t e y * N- V" »«PI. 2 4 .- indication at this time of a disturb­ lot wound in the slcie ond clutching a yield three $3,324,000,000 this fiscal in the federal district court. Miss Ella | e<“ ord Jonea i* postmistress. k for ’ ncRra*Who kervifi ad ance in tho Wost Indies. revolver in one hand, but no cartridg­ year or eighty-four million more than M. Backoy, n bookkeeper In tho bank, 1 es had been flrod from it. the moasure passed by the house, says waa indicted on the chargo that she ^ man ci*t,na to h*vo discovered the majority report on the bill approv­ aided Bean. Congress seems to divide its time ,rri»on and r \ L d ,for pre"id<mt« |* waed th at, will curs tho tobacco ed and made public today by the 'com­ —Get your Scratch Pads from The fairly onough between oxtravaganco ,8tf^ l i d a(? ? ! r dL' 0fthc Un|ted -— —-----— | habit. It Isn’t new. TJjey have been dead nt hie home h<?re. mittee. . ' Herald—by the pound—15c. and oxtravganza. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. ' using it In 6-cent cigars. e v e r y t w free BORAH IS BORE CHURCHILL SAYS BRITISH AT THE LIMIT ALL CROPS NEED RAIN, SAYS BUREAU WORLD’S SERIES PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON IN HERALD BY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE AT CRESTVIEW OF TWO MURDERERS ORLANDO WILL EXTEND GLAD HAND TUESDAY �THE SANFORD DAILY HE: PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1021 8CHOOL CHILDREN CAN GET THEIR BOOKS NOW AND SAVE TIME In this issuo of tho Herald ia the Hat of school books required by the children of the public schools and in order to facilitate matters and not causo bo much confusion on the open­ ing days of school the pupils con get their books and supplies now. Look over the lint and go to Mobley's Drug Store and get all of your books at once and be all ready for Bchool when it opens on Monday, October 3rd. LOIS WEBER Presents JVise W "Too WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Also “Out of the N ight” a 2-part Comedy SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE ORDERS REPORT ONi PEACE TREATY TODAY (By T in AaaocUUd T n u ) WASHINGTON, Sept.- 23.—Favornbie report on pence treaties betwcon the United States, Germany, Austria nnd Hungary woro ordered today by the senate foreign relations commit­ tee. Tomorrow—Mary Miles Minter in “Don’t Call Me Little Girl” IlOOK OF SERMONS IN BURGLAR'S OUTFIT, Buy H art Schaffner & Marx clothes Four good reasons: they’re very stylish; there’s no better quality; they last long—and that saves money Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. RESULTS YESTERDAY FLAG APPEARED UPSIDE DOWN cinls. The troubl owns caused by Sam tho negro assistant jnnitor, who ex­ MIAMI, Sept. 23.—Tho Stars nnd plained to tho custodian that he had Stripes npponred upside down on the pulled the wrong halyard. federal building flag polo here one dny this week, caused a great deal of The Haile Grocery Co., a new wholo comment upon the Rtrcets nnd prompt­ sale grocery concern has opened for ed scores of telephone calls to offi- business at Dnytonn. • MIAMI, Sopt. 23.—Tho police al­ ways regard the contents of n burg­ lar's kit as interesting but tho discov­ ery of n book of lermons in ono held here is said to have shattered alt local records for oddities. A burglar sent­ enced hero recently by Judgo Nor­ fleet to spend tho next ,six years in the state prisoon, left n smnll hand­ bag o ftools nnd other articles which upon examination was found to in­ clude n tlmo worn volume of sermons on the "Temptation of Christ," pub­ lished nearly 350 years ago, Tho book boro the improlnt of a publisher in ,London, England, nnd was published in 1085. At Pittsburg 3-0, Brooklyn 0-1 At Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4, Others not scheduled. International IAnguc. At Newark 8-4, Baltlmoro 1-1. At Reading 12-7, Jersey City 5 Others not scheduled. NEW YORK, Sopt. 23.—Johnny Buff, champion flyweight lioxor, will go into the ring against Bantam­ weight Champion Pcto Herman to­ night weighing 110 pounds, it wns an­ nounced todny. Herman will weigh 118 pounds. Joe Lynch, who won the bantam­ weight crown from Herman, then lost it bnck ngnin, returned todny from tho Mnino woods, whero ho hnH been training. Ho said ho would sock nn early return engagement with tho tltlo holder. Lynch has been ordered by Tox Rickard to return n dlnmond studded belt oinblcmntic of the cham­ pionship which ho recolved when he dethroned Herman nnd kopt whon Herman turned the tables. OTTAWA, Sept. 23.—Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman’s golf chnmpion today defeated Aloxn Stirling of 1 Atlanta in tho Canadian championship tournament, throo and ono, in semi-, finals. Miss Stirling loses Canadian championship which she won last year. , * But such a life—it was his theory about how to get a living without working. The world owes each one a living but it is un to every one to collect it. The best way to get the best living is to have your money where you can get it when you want it—in the bank ^ * ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 23.—Al­ though tho arresting officer agreed with a local negro, thnt a man wns justified in "cussing" his nutomobilo when tho motor failed to run, Munici­ pal Judgo Spear did not tnkc tho same position when tho motorist ap­ peared before him Thursday and tho negro was fined $10 nnd costs for using profnno lnngunge. The negro recently purchased at fourth hand an nutomobilo of small nize and had it overhauled. Tho motor balked ono day this week nnd aftor vnin nttempts to mnke it spin, ho stood to one sldo and, according to tl.c policeman, employed almost every word known to tho profnno vocabu­ lary in nn attempt to oxpross his opinion of tho machine. Tho officer arrested tho negro, ordered him into the machine nnd told him to drlvo to tho police station. Tho car stopped flvo times on tho trip of a few blocks to pollco headquarters and it wns during tho journey that the officer agreed with tho prisoner thnt ho had n right to express his thoughts in strong langungo. Is obtained by saving your money while you are making it and put it in the bank where it draws 4 per cent interest. LET US TELL YOU ABOUTIT TODAY T h e Peoples Bank o f Sanford Our Matinee Sales are very “P O P U L A R ” THIS WEEK ONLY 1 quart glass ja r of Peanut Butter.......................... 10-oz. can of Over-sea Preserved Figs, per can....... Welsh’s 14-oz. Apple Butter, glass ja r..................... 15 1-2-oz. can of Pink Snlmon, per can..................... 1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen......................$ 1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz........................ Best Western Pork Chops, ^er lb............................. Best Western Steak, per l b . .................... ............. Best Western Round Steak, per lb.......................... “Star” Picnic Hams, per lb....................................... Another barrel of those good Apples in todny. Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc IN T R O D U C IN G PEGGY PAIGE PETITE M ODELS FOR FALL Atlantic Association. At Greenville 7, Charlotto 2. At Spnrtnnburg 3, Columbia 0, At Charleston 4, Augusta 7. At At At At HE OBTAINED THE LIVING The ONLY DECENT LIVING 4 S o u th American Association. Columbus 8-10, Kansas City 1-4 Toledo 15, Malwuukeo 7. Indianapolis 5, St. Paul (1. Louisville R, Memphis 13. Said tho-fellow who did not like to work and ho really thought the world should pay him without working i«s FINED FOR CUSSING HIS CAR, American Longue At New York 12, Detroit 5. At Boston 8, Cleveland 0, (12 Ings) At Philadelphia 0-3, St. Louis 5-4. Others not scheduled. N ational League. The World Owes Me a Living Dressed Hens and Fine Friers Presenting Exhibiting an unusually attractive Model in Navy Blue, new* Frocks of classic s beauty in originnl Peggy Paige models. Fashioned in all new and luxurious fabrics. • Serge A distinctive­ ly new frock of extraordinary design I. D. MARTIN Agk the Man who Enjoys a Good Smoke about the BRUSH END”and “OVER THE TOP Sanford’s New Cigars in the New Factory Hnving recently opened a new Cigar Factory in Sanford, we are prepared to furnish the Merchants with a Superior Cigar—One that Cost tho Mer­ chant more but the Smoker the same. Exclusiveness Individuality Economy Real Five Cent Cigars The trio of qualities t^iat lift Baumel’s modes above the commonplace. This is the direct result of a well defined policy of combining distinctive styling, plus the rule of quality and minus excessive cost. OVER THE TOP” and “BRUSH END Remember the Names THE FLORIDA PRODUCE CO. . MANUFACTURERS WIGHT GROCERY CO., Distributors WHERE STYLE REIGNS1 ______ . Wf �tfW : ■vV ’ » • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921 F AGE TWO ne— — = Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. IThe Seminole County j Bank slated by Mrs. Archie Betts, served a delicious salad course, followed by on ice course, the color scheme being carried out in the refreshments. Mrs. Bower's guests wore; Lazarus, Mrs. La Vorno Hurt, R. R. Dens, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs W. E. Watson, Mrs Hal Wight, Mrs. Claude Howard, Miss Mablo Bowler, Mrs D. L. Thrasher, Miss Moll Whitner.'Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nnd Mrs. Archie Betts, REVEALING NEW IDEAS F ind out if Your W heels are in Line *i > ' It Costs Nothing We have installed a CAMPING PARTY AT PALM SPRINGS. Acongenlnl group of young folks who hnvo been camping at the "Beeman Cottage,” at Palm Springs, this week, nnd chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodspcod, arc: Misses La Claire Jones, Mary Elizabeth Puloston, Maud Lake, Kitty DuBoso, nnd Messrs. Pierce Griffin, W. A. Adams, Ed. Humph. W eaver W heel Alignment Indicator Drive through our place and if your wheels are out of alignment the bell will ring. . , SLEEPING SICKNESS” I Many new Ideas appear Those who have hoard Dr. George formal tailored froek .«» ...» —.....» Hyman in his Sunday addresses at [fall ami winter In which the .vogue the Baptist Temple will be glad to for embroidery and that for fringes know that he hnB selected twq very have hcen so artfully ntiil beautifully interesting subjects for discussion to­ united. It tukes the place of a formal SERVICE . PROGRESS STRENGTH morrow. They arc as follows: ‘tailored suit and Is perhaps evei> 4 % INTEREST PAID Morning at 11:00 o’clock, "Stnkcs linore adaptable to 'many occasions than Its forerunner. The picture tells nnd Cords.” Evening at 8:00 o'clock: "Sleeping Its story; but note the shape of the neck nnd sleeves, thu narrow Ince Sickness.” coinmodious nnd ntturnctive in the . There enn be no doubt ns to the vestco and strap licit, the Ingenious MARY PIIILBIN COMING TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear m>n-skida placing of embroidery—they ar<* all i IN UNIVERSAL PICTURE, j32x4>,{, ............................ mju j city, was artistically decorated w ith' helpfulness of the messages, There Important. "DANGER AHEAD” 3 JxlVi .................................... 3 1 00 in profusion of Spnnlsh moss, p o t,will be inspiration ns well ns in formaI All other sizes any make in proporflowers and pink roses. In the spa- tion. Dr. Ilyman lit such a progresA. C. L. RECORD ■When "Danger Aheadi" comes to tion. Get our prices before you buy— MR8. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor,^ cjous pnrjor( whoro the program was sivo that he would not mail n letter the Princess Theatre tonight, it will Ray Brothers. Phone 548. 150-tfe __________Rhone 2I7-W______ ’___ ■rcndered, quantities of pink roses in a box that said “Pull Down.” Thu The Atlantic Const Line has made serve as specticuinrly dramatic initial Ilnptist Temple is a regular derrick in up the record for tho performance of wero arranged in bowls and vases. SOCIAL CALENDAR starring vehicle for Mary Philldn, An interesting program was ren- ,Sanford. Phone 171) Fourth nnd Snnford Art all passenger trains operated over the j Universal's recent screen discovery. Always but they Saturday—Tha Children’s Story Hour dered by the following: . . . a. crowd . . there . , have _ Atlantic Const Line for August, nnd Just what do the simple village folk New Era Printery will be hold at the Central Park at Miss Ruby Roy, violin solo, accom-,not taken down the sign, “We’ve Snv- ■find that the record for punctual along the New England const line G. Bassett Smith, I'rop. 5p m pnnied on tho piano by Miss Sara (Od a Place for You. schedule was 05.4 per cent, which is think of the city dwellers who come COMMERCIAL AND MONDAY—Mrs. H. II. McCnslln will Mndrc. t one per cent better than July. each summer to breathe the pure air JOB PRINTING ontertnln the members of tile WestMrs. A. M. Phillips, vocal solo, ncIt is the purpose of the manage­ ami enjoy a vacation from their stren­ minster Club at her home on Mag- com pnnied on piano by Mrs. Schello ment of the Coast Line to maintain as uous life in the city? nearly 100 per cent performance as nolin Ave., at 7:30 p. m. Malnca. The answer to this question is ade­ possible to do. Pipe Organ Club will give a swimMrs. Glenn, vocal solo, accompanquately -given in "Dungcr Ahead!" mlng pnrty at Crystal Lake. Mrs. ied on piano l»y Miss Sara Mndre. adapted, from “Tho Harbor Rond" the Slnah Bray and Miss Clara Milieu Mrs. Tom Moore, reading, CANT LIVE WITHOUT HERALD. „0vel by Sara Ware Bassett. will be hostesses. 1 Mr. Homer Claus, vocal solo, acAmazed and scandalized by Dora City Licenses Due Oc­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Miss Maude Cameron, a former Mnyliew, who arrives from the city MONDAY—The Roof Garden Club compnnlod on piano by Mrs. Claus, tober 1, 1921 Remember the services nt the Con- Snnfor.l Kiri, nnd dnwrhtcr of Archie „„d Immcdlntrly nefn meets Monday, September 20th, at Miss Virginia DeCoursey, piano " r * ' ,‘"c about winning a . xm'orrmv. They Cn„ who bc0„ T, f„r :rich wh who is vacationing 4 o’clock, with Miss Beatrice Mar­ solo. ATTENTION is called to the fact nt 9:45 a.' . ‘ .J Judge Malnes, remarks ns to the ,^jegin 8 with the Bible School , the past three years, writerf to the j there, these simple folk react to the tin, nt her home on Celery avenue. that all City Licenses are payable on m. At 11 o clock services Mr. BurCircle No. 1, of the Methodist church, meaning and work *»f tho club. bans will speak on "The Legal Aspect Herald to send her the Weekly for, situation, by imagining evi! also of or before Octobep 1, 1921, After the progrnm, Miss Clara Milwill meet with their ehnirmnn, of Salvation." Tho "old, old sto ry ", as . she expresses it, “I can't do with- llttlc “Tressie,”, the slavey , , of ,,a sum* , , SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to Mrs. L. P. Hagan, at her home at ten, dressed as a gypsy, was on the will be told in n new way. You mi{?ht' ^ t / h o denr old Sanford Hernld.’VWe h“8 ,,VC<I ln g p. ni, side veranda, where she delighted to hear it. hasten to place Miss Maude on tho the villnge nil her life, Plots and counter-plots, intrigue Section 4, Ordinance 25 Miss Mell Whitnur will entertain nt every one desiring to know the fate The Christian Endeavor meets nt list ,nml to add thnt hardly anyone Bridge, nt her home on Magnalia of their lives by telling fortunes, this 7:45 p. m., the leader will be Mrs, can live now without either the daily nnd queer situations, sometimes trng- which reads ns follows: “That tho nvenuo. caused much merriment, not only Henry Nickel. An interesting session' " ’cokly Herald. In fact, none ofjjc nnd sometimes containing comedy City Tax Collector before issuing*li­ ] the people are diving without tho touches, result when two young men cense based on n property value, cr TUESDAY—Mrs. Hal Wight, will en- with tho younger people, hut with the is expected. tortniu at Bridge, in compliment to older ones also. At the night service Mr. Burhunp , Herald. Some of them are existing, become entangled in a cross-purpose capital stock, shall require tho per­ son npplying for a license to nuke i love affair with Dorn nnd "Tressie." ithout it. Mrs. S. D. Lazarus, of Brooklyn, • Home-made candy was on Hale by will ill speak on the subject, “An Empty Intt none are living witl written statement under oath cf the Life aa. it is lived in “down East" tho club members, after all receipts sholl.” There will nlso be given some N. Y. value of the property, or the amount villages is excellently portrnyed in There will be a call meeting nt the were checked up, the girls very proud very beautiful stereopticon views, one MUSIC AT THE TEMPLE SUNDAY "Danger Ahead!" n picture thnt has a of the capital stock." Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon at ly brought forth the sum of $20.02. set illustrating the song "The Holy Application blanks for snld licence) universal appeal hecuuso of its sim­ Miss Sara Mardru will preside at 4:30 o'clock for the purpose of electPunch and cake was served, on the City." plicity and naturalness. will be furnished free of charge at tie ing a treasurer and confirming the spacious veranda, by the club niemA welcome awaits all. Come nnd H»e organ. The story unfolds simply nnd then City Office. Mrs. A. M. Phillips will sing in the nominution of the social department hers. bring your friends. ALFRED FOSTER, speeds to a climax, brcnth-snntching evening. chairman. By order of the president, This celebrates the first party given 156-IOtc City Tax Collector. in its dramatic force nnd intensity” . Mrs. Laura Betts will sing in the by tho Roof Garden Club, nnd oxHOLY CROSS CHURCH morning, • Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith returned pressions from all present indicated Church services for the 18th Sun*:• +-y -j-•:*-p -y -<-■> ■:* •<• v There is always good music at the j--i--:-<*-v-y home Thursday night from Jackson- that the occasion was fully enjoyed dny after Trinity, September 25th, Temple. villc, where they have been visiting f,^r all voted a most delightful time, will be: relatives. Little Miss Juunitu Smith 7:30 a. m.—Low Celebration. NOTICE 0:45 a. m.—Sunday School, remained over with her mint, M rs.1 | \ HONOR OF VISITOR. Will the party that wns seen pick­ 11:00 a. m.—Church service. ItoUBsocnu, who will accompany her liable Bowler entertained nt ing up the 31x4 Goodyear tire thnt 8:00 p. m.—Vespers nnd nddress. homo I-ridny. t bridge, Thursday afternoon, in com­ fell from my car Thursday afternoon Excellent music, as always, by FROM THE FOREST TO YOU pliment to Mrs. 3. D. Lazarus, of New Mr, nnd Mrs. I*. E. Roumillatt and y „ rj(( who jH here visiting her rnoth- large choir and soloists. Everyone is near the Hand Blacksmith Shop on By climinntlng all of tho waste, ovor half of the labor, nil of the First 'street, please deliver the namo Master I<ranees, are spending this cJ>1 Mre Frank, There wore two tables always welcomed. middle mnn’s profits nnd by delivering n home on record time direct to njy address and receive reward? week nt Daytona Reach. from the forest to you of players, E, W. Stiles, 1021 West Third Stfeet, BAPTIST CHURCH. A »**■•' interesting gnnn r.i hrid.ro 157-2tp The services nt the Baptist Temple Snnford, Fla, Mrs. S. S. Rnutncl is in Brunswick, was rl jed during the nfto trn,n, tho QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS assisting tier father in putting on a pftze for high score, an ostrich fenth- for Sunday, the 25th, will be as fol­ Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets IX T H E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ lows: "Fashion Show." IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. er fan, was won by Mrs. R. C. Bower. Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of nny size. Built Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. FLORIDA.—IN CHANCrRY The guest of honor was also present­ according to latest improved methods of house construction, of th« Drenching by Ur, Hyman at 11:00 a. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Lawson anil ed a fan. CITATION best of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth invest!m. on the subject, "Stakes ami daughter, Dorothea, returned last Ered T. Wllllnme, At the co ichi.df ,i of the en: I game, Cords." gating. Y», night from Tampa, where they have Bowler served peach cream, llt-o. II. Ili>ntt, cl til. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Young Peoples' Meeting nt 7:00 p. Tu Cie». It Iti'inl. Iltoumlnctun, III.: (list, been the guests of thir aunt, Mrs. c„ko nn(, anUc(l nut„. showing in natural colors many nttrnctlve, money-saving homes. .loluivm, lltiiamliiKlim. III.; Clnrcttre m., interesting program. Fred Daiger, Sr. W him, U litom lnim in, III,; i:. A . (Illlllnml, Among the guests invited were: Address by Dr. George Hymnn on Nnrmnn, III.; Jnllu 1‘. Ilrlrn, rriltlpiire- tinMrs. S. D. Lazarus, Mrs. W, E, Wat­ the subject, "The Sleeping Sickness" ktiiosn; Tlmriuw iti*ln»[i. m>hliuir(> unknown: A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. II. A. Jlimli-jf, rt'hlih'rtPt* iitiltimwn: Clain) A, SILVER TEA. son, Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny, Mrs. Ln nt 8:00 p. m. SBiiinlrrH, rp.lili>nrp mtknmvnl J. I.. Hplinrtn, QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K A delightful event in church circles Verne Hurt, Mrs. It. C. Bower, Miss rptlili-titp unknown; untl Julm I.. I.ptmin. rrnlYou will be interested in all tho nnd n pleasing Bocinl feature with the Mell Whitnor, Mrs, Claude Howard services held nt the Temple. "We've lien™ unknown: CHARLESTON, S. C. It n|i|i<-mluii from tho iwarn hill nf*cottiRoof Garden Club, of the Baptist and Mrs. Hal Wight, phtlnl In Ihl* rm lm < rile■ ! nrnliuit you. Ilm t you Saved a Place for You,” lint,! <1111110 Inlpip.t In IIi0 ImiiU In uihl lilll of church, and their friends, was the ENTZMINGER BROTHERS ftini]i!iilrit ...nihilist) ami tloarrlliotl, hlluati'il, l.rlnj: am) Iwliw In Homlnol* 1'itunly, I'lurMa, toSilver-Tea given at the homo of Mr. LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. DANCE AT WOMAN’S CLUB. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. nil: In PlItMlnun, Tnwnhltl|) ZO Soulh. Ilntmo nnd Mrs. Jno. L. M'ller, 515 West I i:««l. HlHi til Si:<.|i In Krellnn 1Z, Townahlp Corner Park avenue nnd Fifth St. Z" Sniilli. Ilnncp .'ll Ilmt, IaiIh I uml Z, Eli ot The dance given Thursday evening First street, on Friday evening. SBVJ* In Sppllon t.‘l, Tiiwnuhlii ZO Soulh, llnneo S. W. Waller,' D.D., Pastor. SI !-<>U I, 3, ntul :i; In Srplluti Zl, TownThe home, which is one of the most at lht' Woman’s Club by Peter Sehnal school at 9:30 a. m. J. C. titlei:«4l. ZOSouth, IU111:0 SI llflit, Uit I; ln Sppllon ------------------—------------------------ was particularly enjoyable. The mu- ,, Sunday , ,, C, Tmvu>ht|! ZO {Sou111, Itunsp SZ Knill, IIV, of f *+++++++++++++*+*+++++++*++++++++++*+++++++,{''}'+'h 4 * sic furnished by nn orchostrn under | L" upirin cm en . kWVi uml W-i of KWVi: In Kppllmt 7. TownZO South, tUtlKS sz Kmtt, \V>(, of See. 7, tho lcn.lft.hlp of Peter Seh.nl wan Tcnchlne, I ‘ n. m. nnd 8 p. nt. by thl|) tutl SWVi of KI3V«! In Kpolion IS. Tmtrnuhlp ZO .... 1 .the pastor. Subject morning sermon South. lUntP HZ Knit, WV4 of Sop. IS. W',4 of splendid. "Is America Growing Healthier?" nnd NK‘i, WV4 of BEVi. N14 of NBV, of NCVi, 8V4 Tho prize dance was won by Miss . ,. „ of snv; «f nbu, snv, <>f nevs. nkv-1 of Nor inn Herndon, ami Percy Mero. Mr. w„, ,)e ..gjn n'nd ita Consequences.” ! ^ i.rmn Vi " WH-THE NEWConsequences. (nf NWM hwvt «f nwvl nku or nbv4. S. S. Rnumel acted as judgo. All welcome. Colne nnd bring, nwu "f nevi. hhv: of nhvj. kwh of NEVi. NEW of HEW. NWU of HEW! therefore, There wero about sixty people w jio|aorno ono with you. you, Ueo, II Hpml, CUretirp M. WI1II0, (Ipo, II, enjoyed this dclightrul informal af- ‘ Jnlinxin ntul E. A. (lllllUnil nrp hrretiy cnleretl If you ure doing business with Bankers, mil reijiilrrtt tu lie nmt niipenr before our uM fair. ITronic Court, nt the Court IIoum In Hmifcml. 0 I'lorMe, on the 01It tiny of September, A, D. Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ 1PZ1. amt then anti there make armter to the PRETTY BRIDGE PARTY. hill of complaint eahIHtetl nzalnat you, other“Foot of First Street" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ange County, and feel the need of informa­ • wl»0 a ilrrree pni ronfeaan will tie enleretl Mrs. It. C. Bower wns tho charm­ SERVICES aanlnat you: Anil ymi. Julia F. Ilrlce, Tliurlow Batteries with a tion concerning tho responsibility and cred­ nlahop, I], A, Moaley, Da ml A. Suumlere, J, I„ ing hostess yesterday afternoon, nt n Helman ami John I.. Ia>nmn. are berehy onlpreil TWO-YEAR ami rripilrptl to lie am) appear twfore our aalil it standing of your customers, It would be bridge linrty In compliment to Mrs. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Circuit Court at Ilia Court llouae In Sanfonl. S. D. Lnznrus, of New York. Subject: "REALITY." Guarantee Plurltla, nn the Snl ilay of Octolwr, A. I>. inZI. wise to communicate with us. ami then anil there make unewer to the hill nf The color motif of yellow and lavnimplalnt eihlhllH avalnet yon. othtrwlae a Batteries at decree pn> mnfraao will I* entereil ■ayalnat endnr wore beautifully cnrrled out in Sunday School— 10:00 n. m. you. tho decorations. Church Service.-.11:00 n. tn. CUT PRICES It la ordrreil that thla nollce lie puhllahed In the Sanford Herald, a newepaiier puhllahed In Of exceptional interest was tho GENERATOR and ELEC­ , Seminole County, I'lortdu, once a week for four game of bridge played, high score Wonion’s Club Bldg., Onk Ave. * | nmeeeutlre week* aa to tha pnrtlea whoae real TRICAL WORK daneea are known, and mire a weak for elt'tit being made hys. La Verne Hurt, who All Aro. Welcome, ennaecullre woeke aa la the pirllea whoee real• tiercel are unknown. Welding was awarded two dainty hand-made 1 Wllneae my hand nnd the neat of aald Circuit handkerchiefs. Tho cut prize, a wicker ' Court on tlila the IKIrd day of July. A. D, 1D3I. ROAD SERVICE (HUAI,) W. A. 1)01)111,ASK, trny, was won by Mrs. E. M. Gallo-1 Clerk of the Circuit Court. Phone 83-W Orlando, I18, Seminole County, Vlorlda. way. Tho honoreo was presented with ' DRINK Post Office Box 193 Ity: V. C. HOIIOLABB. I). C. hanil-mado handkerchiefs. New Filling Station Elder Springe Water. Ita 99 98-190 oKonos n. iikiui'inii. Following tho gnme tho hostess, as- pur cent pare. Phone 81L | {.21.01#rllnr *ni1 rnr 0l-St’'f,n,nL ------------------------------------------- First and Elm Avenue SOCIETY THE CHURCHES NOTICE A Cozy Home i Information ANNOUNCING HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. The Orlando C r e d Association »* 7*^ ~ . it �Hr . [ ''V-'- P ' l ^ " ' '• . \ ■*" ‘ ■ -f v ’’r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921 Altamonte Springs, One of the Beauty Spots of Seminole’s Wonderland ILTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere, and so have other plac­ es in Seminole County* but Alta­ monte’s atmosphere has the peculiar quality of a Lodestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very stron g desire to do so, and of course there* is th a t-n o t very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altam onte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, th at her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-M onte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman W estinghouse o f the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders— is not the Altamonte of today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler mean§ also, a s we realize th at riches alone do not make a to w n livable. It stands to reason th a t the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexifco to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health; and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Rates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of . the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longvvood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. ,* The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside a from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising- the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a ' quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of»these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here a n d ' stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” 4f»j| f t ! THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: S A N F O R D Chase & Co. Chas. E. Henry, Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Hill Lumber Co. Edw. Higgins, Autos. Mcisch Realty Co. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J- E- Spurling, Real Estate Miller’s Seminole County Bank M ,,W o Bakery K ” '“ ' r v Thos. Emmett Wilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Attorney-at-Law First National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Wight Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, »>holesnlers Haberdashers H. C. Marlowe II. B. Lewis, Real Estate Vegetable Broker Cowan’s Tin Shop The Ball Hardware Co. Wight Bros. Co., Autos Haight & Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co.^ Automobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting Sn Contractor Za'chary-Tyier Veneer Co., U. Shinholser, Contractor Crates Southern Utilities Co. Lee Bros., Plumbing A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Blue _^ront „ „ „ Barber . „ Sh° P Deane Turner, Groceries ^ U j m S ? e d Co E George Pox, Cold Storage - ”H P ‘ * '* ■ " p Mahoney-Walker Co. Commission Merchant * lumbers vT 'f,°'M o to r Co., Autos Mobley s Drug Store rnnf0l£ ctoea-Cola Bot. Co. Clyde S t Johns River Line The Yowell Pn n T S T e w . S^PHce, Contractor*0' 6 , H illI m S n • Lord’s Purity Water*1*' ’ Sanford Machine & Foundrv Co. Ray Bros., Battery Service J Hotel Montezuma ? ° b b i n ’8 & .e d i t « tore C arterLnmber° * ^o^mi^M erchant Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co., A. Kanner, General Merchandise • R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers, Office Supplies George A. DeCottes, Attorney-at-Law - O V I E D O O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Goneral Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries Barbers II. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A ----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Commission Merchant W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate L. P. McCuller, Groceries D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market John T. Rrady, Jeweler Chuluota Company, I. D. Martin, Geo. W. Knight, Groceries, Meats Real Estate and Insurance -------L O N G W O O D ------.Cates’ Crate Co. John G. Leonardi Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Attorney-at-Law Merchant’s Grocery Co. C. W. Entzminger Frank Lossing, Contractor Williams Millinery Store .— ~ HMid-Way i m * tt a j uGarage a ia g c West Side Grocery Vlrginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne, FoplIUvprn « ' , J ’ Fertilizers Grocerles Benjamin, D. L. Thrasher, General Merchandise T. A. O’Neill, Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer ft: £ S i C " ------A L T A M O N T E Sanford Barber Shop Geo. E. Bates & Son, J. K. SMITH, Prop. Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, f. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Ffank Akers Gillen & Fry, Hanford Steam Laundry J. J. Mauser, Cigar Mfgr. Crown Paper Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. H. McLaulin, Jeweler Bower &~R'oumilfat, Drugrs — ,----- G E N E V A Logan Merc. Co. General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curiett, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. J. W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse. Wakefield Preserving Co. Altamonte Hotel *A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries D. B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. — — M O N R O EBell Bros*, Growers,. Ship’rs E. A. Osteen, Grocer M Vi ■it. ■ I V y .to t ■ i'.V■" |'V* ’ �*■»'*« r»|f/Ci* IK W W : Wf w im w [-P -- J W THE 3ANF0BD.DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1221 *QUg ’RAKfi.GFF’ FROM SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE OFJFJQIAL THE BOOTLEGGER^ il n * CLYDE LINE IS RUSHED. STATE CAPITOL- WILL- BE ML MOVED. The Clyde Line is so rushed with The question of who shall watch new business that tho boats are sevNo idea, plan or reform,1no matter the watchmen is becoming a vital one 1oral hours late these days and the line how sound in principle,' feasible in H a v e Y o n E v e r in the prosecution of the prohibition 1has put on extra help to handle tho excaution or just to alt, touching the m u m u campaign. Too many of thu "dry" business. This is due to the campaign general public Interest Is ever re­ T h o u g h t o ff t h i s j B. J. HOLLY ____ _________ Editor enforcement officers havo betrayed' made by tho Sanford Chamber of ceived with unanimous consent. The N. J . LILLARD....8eeretary-Trensurer tho fact that they have Itching palms Commerce and assisted by the cham­ Christian era dawned with blood­ which the bootleggers and rum run­ bers of commerce of all the other cit­ shed and martydom marking, its pro­ Every time you withhold a dollar from circulation H. A, NEBL............ General Manager ners find it profitable to keep well ies has sent the cry around tho state gress, human liberties were hold in ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., you •‘are not only in danger of losing it, but you "gTcnBed.” There seems to be no to "Ship by Water." It was the start- bondage for centuries and wore re­ OlgOULATIOR jEAXAOEB remove it from circulation; you make an idle dol­ more profitable occupation in tho ing point for the downfall of the ex lieved only after the first seed of re­ Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. orbltant rates charged by the rail­ United States than thnt of enforce­ bellion had been planted and the world lar of it; you thereby reduce the working capital h m Etl< l a w m AeBUoU— ment officer in a locality that 1 b fond roads nnd now that the railroads havo today has accepted no reform, no mat­ of your community; you withhold bank credit ikM rtlllM M m t* 14t m m of its booze, like the city of Now seen the light they will hasten to low­ ter how beneficial to the public wel­ ............................................ from someone—and you gain nothing whatever ...................... A(f York, for instance. Six,"dry" inspec­ er tho rates at once. But when they fare, that has not, nt first, been op­ • D*ll«ar*4 la O Uj by O uriw for yourself? «M WHk .................................... II O u t* tors have been caught in the graft in­ hasten the towering of the rates we posed by a majority. n « ,We j*-_ m i i -m « mmu vestigation in that city, of whom four should not hnstenJo return to the rail­ The first suggestion made that in there is no argument in favor of withholding your i ■ la h ili Oaaatr la pabliakt* m ty ItM ar.^Sm tUlaf mIh m*4. ta* « have been suspended and recommend­ roads. We should use the railroads the natural course of shifting popu­ money from tho bank. ae MpUoaUia. DemwaUa la petlUaa. **.20 ed for dismissal. If these officials only where it is imponsiblo to use the lations convenience, economy and compat jra*»i always la *4to bm . were guilty it would seem that the water nnd then uso ,ti)o railroads ns pion sense is demanded the removal of* We offer you the full facilities of this modern in­ Member of The Aaaoeiated Press penalty has been altogether too light. little ns possiblo. When any corpor­ the scat of state government from stitution. They should havo received long pris­ ation Is forced to reduce tho rates by Tallahassee to a point nearer tho on sentences. The business relations another agency that promises, relief contor of the stato’a population, as of the agents and tho bootleggers the former corporations that were so well aa more nearly equidistant to tho Who will come across with tho have been Intimate and remunerative prone to raise tho rates Wyond* all variou* county seats, met with a money to build more houses here. in to both parties. One agent Is report­ reason should ,not hayq *the • business stornuof opposition.! Opposition from Ssnfo;dT Don’t all speak at once., ed fis saying that he had made as after they see the lighf—« t least not many quarters will continue to stand high ns $3,000 per week, but that late­ until they have been auffldlently' chas­ in the way of removal of the capital -------------- o--------------* A COMMUNITY BUILDER Fifteen years ago "Holly's Trolley" ly he had been obliged to give up half tened to remember the day‘when they from .Tallahassee. B ut'the seed has jbeen planted, the movement is under saw the light F. P. Forster, President was in tho puhli^eyc. It will bo in of it to "the man higher up." The waterways of Florida have been way and is gathering momentum with The paper making the statement | i tho public eye again soon, and this B. F. Whitner, Cashier time it will bo put over. A trolley suggests thnt if a man is obliged to [sadly neglected by tho shippers and by [each year, and there nro many who and bock( believe thnt at the next -session of include his winnings at poker in ... his ...» _the _ „government _____ __ _ _ the __ going ___ lino from Sanford to Tampa is as income tnx, he should nlso include h is'to the water shipments will do more tho legislature the demand will bo sure to come as Sunday. “rnko off" from the bootleggers,— for the development of the great wat* so insistent thnt opponents of capital -------------- o -------------jerways of this stnto than any other [removal will bo faced with either the Tampa Times. Let Secretary Poarmnn ‘.now lit agency. For years Snnford, people .change of sent of government or n once if you aro going to Orlando. The DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS. have asked for appropriations for the division of the state, folks down there want to know if they deepening nnd widening of the chanThe demand will come from nbout must prepare for 100 or 200 guests Three years from now tho Demo- ncl of the St. Johns river from Painty two-thirds of tho population of Florl* frojn Sanford, 1: it up to >ou, and cratlc pnrty, if re-organized, will he kn to Sanford and from Sanford to da if the sentiment in the peninsula up to you right now. stronger than over, and will sweep Lake Harney, fo r years we have ask- area of the stnto is unanimous. It is I -------------- 0----------the dilly-dally, shilly-shally Republi­ ed for tho recognition of our claims as tho increasing sentiment in the popuLakeland now has 048 members of You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ cans off the map—that is, unless........ the , the great inland watorwny through ious and wealthy section of the stato tho new chamber of commerce, and Republicans offer something definite | Fl°ri‘ln nnd asked for the cut through that is expected to finally turn the fessional and Business Man in more of them to follow. lakeland's and concrete nt once to nllevinto the into thc Intlinn rivcr thu8 Kivin*f tho btt,onco to removal, nnd when that oxnmplo in coming into the chamber present conditions. If they persist j »,e0I,lc the chnnco to take advantage time arrives the selection of a site Sanford in This Column of commcrco in n body and making it in "fiddling while Rome is burning,” ° f thc 8«U wnter canid " nd thc St. fairly and justly situated for all will unanimous, could well be foltowed by and offering the people /cake when Johns river nnd assist in making both brtng the capital 4n one of three cities other cities thnfc wo might mention. they cry for hrend. Neither do wo waterways the greatest In the .South. Palntkn is one of them. LAWYERS CONTRACTORS It is as much the business of every hold any brief for the Democratic It wns and is our only hope in reduc-1 The Times-Unlon prints some in* man In n city to join the chamber of pnrty ns constituted just before the ing the freight rntea all the time and teresting data taken from an old S. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes commerce, ns it Is to join church, last election. It will tnko organized giving the shippers the best kind and "Cowporthwnlt, Desilver nnd Butthe cheapest transportation in tho lor" geography of Florida, published lodge, club or society. Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder effort and progressive ideas to put world. in 1855. The stntu then consisted of -------------- o-------------Over Seminole County Dank the Democratic party where it ba­ SANFORD -:FLORIDA , , Under the Republican ndmlnlstra- ] twenty-eight counties, with a total Sanford needs 100 more houses . SANFORD •!• -:FLORIDA right now. Wo really need 500, hut longs .got rid of the cheap skate of- tion Sanford muj tj,e St. Johns river population of 87,445, according to tho 100 would do us a wholo lot of good. flee holdors nnd hangers-on, the pea- 1r c c i ,jvlJ(j morw recognition than they i860 census figures. Loon county wns Sanford Construct’n Co, BATTERIES Wo are turning people nway every mit politicians who pose ns statesmen,, djd under the eight years of Demo-'the largest in population, having 11,CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS nnd hundreds iof others whoi havo It>rnt,c ruk, JuBt pa88cd< Thj9 might VS. day beenuso wo ennnot accommodate BRIMO YOtTE Planes and Specifications Cherrfnllj them with houses. What is the ans­ helped to ruin the chances of- the t hnvc been due to the great powor I Seven counties west of the SuFurnished wer T More Sanford money invested Democratic pnrty in the past. And wclldcd by Congressman Frnnk Clark, | wnnec river held 40,240 of tho total Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed their policy toward the south will hIho who was our congressman then, or It stnto population, considerably more W» Bp«oUlli« on ElMtrloAl Work sod can fir* horq with which to build houses. We You <Up«ad«bU mitIoc.. H. T. PACE P. O. Iloi 111 lack tho money to lonn out for hous­ need to he changed, if they expect the 1might have been due to the fact thnt than half tho entire number of people W E ALSO H A V E COM PETENT MECHANICS solid south of nneient history. We the Republicans think more of the in Florida nt thnt dnte, r o a OVERH AU LIN G T O U a OAH es. Wo have nlwnyn locked It. There are thinking down hero in Dixie, and , waterways than the Democrats or it I The five southern Florida counties Builders & Contractor! must bo n way out and a way will be it is nlwnys good to see people think. !might have been due to the fact that «>f Dade, Hillsborough, Orange, St. Sanford Battery Service found nnd when it is found the homes Sketches und Estimates Free; m Company the war stopped all the projects for.Lucie and Monroe, had a combined will be built and Sunfofd'H greatest building too large and none too sauIL Ipopulation of 5,520. LET THE ELAN HANDLE THEM. the past four yenrs. Fhone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. -—-ALL WORK GUARANTEED— problem solvod. If the latter then we would like to ' A comparative showing of those "One Hundred Russian Anarchists see Congressman Senrs do something seven northern counties nnd the fivo Wilson & Shorey Tho Defend News celebrated the are Loose in U. S., Under Bond," snys In this respect Frnnk Clark did it southern counties, then, and now, is HARTFORD BATTERY Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fli opening of Stetson University by a headline in the papers. Well, all under a Republican administration and interesting: “Battery Insurance” coming out with a line special edition COUNTIKS (No.) 1850 1020 PURE WATER Betting forth not only, the advantages Sold and Serviced by Calhoun .................... 4,808 14,291 of the University, but of the city of ford, nnd let thc Escambia .................. 4,359 40,384 Edw. Higgins, Inc. DeLand as well. We often wonder Elder Springs Water tindsden .................... 8,784 22,901 what DeLand would have done had Jackson ..................... 0,039 31,224 99.98% PURE Haight & Wieland not Chris. Codrington given them such outrages any longer. Out on bond from our senators as well.'With more Jefferson .................... 0,039 31,224 Phone 311-W Sanford, Fk a fine dally Just when ho did. And for nn anarchist is juHt liku turning | ,lrc<|K|n* and mor« «urvc8 cut *r‘,a' Jefferson .................... 7,718 14,502 we note thnt DeLand npprecintes their a lion loose in n circus, letting him thc cha,int’1 tho St. Joh'18 riv‘-’'' will, Leon .......................... 11,442 18,059 GARAGES dnlly and demonstrate it by giving devour nil that conies in his path. , fecd thi8 ^ \ t o r y for hundreds o f , Madison ................. . 5,490 10,510 LORD'S PURITY Smith Bros. Garage tho dolly a good advertising patrnn- The law docs not seem aide to touch mi!L'H °" .l.ho f,vcr n,,d hundreds of i WATER -age during the summer months ns Total ................. 49,210 100,939 Expert Repairing these scoundrels, nnd therefore the miles off the river. well ns the winter months. Thc Ship by Water enmpaign is get­ COUNTIES (South) 1850 1920 AS GOOD AS THE BEST OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Ku Klux touches them wherever they ting results. 12,731 159 Unde ........ ................. Oak and First Daily Service Phono 1W stick up their heads. Whntevcr else THE LAWS OF FLORIDA. -----------o-------- —* Hillsborough ............. 2,317 87,901 tho public may Hny nbout the Ku Klux Orange ..................... 200 19,800 TI1E FACE IS TOO FAST. Tho Weekly Herald contained the Klan, the chnrgo of disloyalty to gov­ REAL ESTATE 7,880 St. Lucie .................... 139 SANFORD NOVELTY lnws passed by the lust legislature, ernment Is not one of them, and they Monroe ................. .... 2,045 10,840 A young woman who had just shot nro really and truly American all the and any one who did not get a copy, E. F. Lane WORKS con obtain one by calling at the of­ way through, nnd until the* laws of a rival and then killed herself, left a Total................. 5,220 178,248 Real Estate and Insurance fice of tho Herald. These nro the now America touch nil phases of crimlnn! note for her mother, snying: "Tho Briefly stated, this means thnt V. C. COLLER, Prop. lnws, and everyone should become fa­ life, it is useless to'tnlk nbout putting l,nce ifi to° fn8t- Whiskey nnd all the Phone 95 seven northern counties miliar with them. Get n copy if you the Ku Klux out of business. They re8t havo dono for mc ” This wns in while tho General Shop and Mill seem to ho n secret order with n tho citV nf New York. und V®1 8Uch wero incrensinK Ic8B lhnn 42 cent havo failed to get your copy. charter just like other secret orders. 8cone8 arc being enacted every d a y .in seventy years, the five s “ Geo. W. Knight -----------o----------Work nnd they are willing to go ns far ns ■'» cvcr>’ P«rt of this'nation, showing!counties grew iin. Population ALL ARE GUILTY. Real Estate and Insurance nny other secret order in making t,mU he world is moving nt too fast « l*h®" 34 timc8 thcir 18r>0 ,otal>or ovcr CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Fatty Arbuckle is the only one be­ SANFORD -:- FLORIDA piddle their aims nnd ritunls. FarthPaco' nnd wil1 hnvc to 8,ow down some 3'400 Pfr contl 517 Commercial Street Sanford. Flafore the hnr of justice for the killing know, nnythintr. « » ?° " to ri, t» norm.!. “"oll"!r nl",lcof Virginia Rappe, but all of those in .t thnn thnt, „„ counties have war anil the many problems of the ..Employment Bureau.. tho party who stood idly by nnd nlTRANSFER same, and then peace and the proh- ™ore f,opulati“n ,,ow h* 1I'30t’1 ‘,um Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ MOST MEN HONEST. lowcd the girl to he killed, if tho . ____ _ . ....... thc seven northern counties, and havo testimony Is true, nro equally ns guil­ In these days when the newspnpers . , ... 1more population by 90,808 than tho ness nnd Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" requests nil young women desiring P'nCC9 ™ ty ns Fatty. They were mighty poor record almost dally the sordid details hlbitl°. n ,n th° Wct , .. thnt did not entire stntc had■ -in 1850. vote for or vote on it and inhabited , A , ln IHr)0, for every man in employment to register at tho First Quick Service Transfer of snino embezzling cashier, or some men who, hearing the ery of dis­ by many foreigners, who could not th„ Southcrn Floridft countie8( tho Nntionnl Bank. Storage Facilities tress, did not only ask thu tthe door trusted man gone wrong it Is not un­ stand for the curtailment of their B0Vcn Northorn F)or,dn countics had AGNUS G. BERNER, Chairman If we please you, tell others; If n® common to have folks dccinre: "Every bo opened, but if it was not opened, tell ua. Phone 498 ............... a,,d mnny oth1°tr1 ni niL,nt,! and ten men; hut in 1920 for every man in man has his price; he’ll stenl if the proceed to open it by force*. This .............................................. Glasses Designed nimH ”ro rt’8Pon81 du Ia a mean- ^ ^yo 8onthorn Florida counties, tho Eyes Examined would hardly have occurred in any reward of wickedness is big enough." HOTELS Rut Is this true? 1uuf® ^or the rapid paco and the aUto- 8evon northern Florida counties had a other place except among a bunch of Henry McLaulin, Jr. morn] perverts, nnd we sny this with Statistics provo otherwise. A high mobile supplies the balance. Easy jjm 0 |C88 than nine-tenths of a man! OPT. D. fortunes in the wnr game, nnd easy Palatka News. Hotel Montezuma all due respect to thoso of tho pro­ official of a big bonding compnny is fortunes In tho moving picture game, fession who may not have lost all authority for tho statement thnt not have made millionaires from paupers, “ S a n fo rd ’s N ew Hot#l” Tho Chicago young man who killed senso of decency and womanhood nnd more than one man out of 100 is dis­ and those who worked hut little, have two automobile sulcamcn tolls tho re­ »UM Up Per Day manhood. honest. lie basis his stntcmcnt upon had fortune HtnUe upon them in such porters that ho never smoked or chewthe fact that his company has writ­ a measure thnt it addled their hralnB I ed In his life. Murder, it Bcems, wns ten bonds for 7,000,000 men nnd of nnd turned thclr heads. * They Im! ■his only bad,habit.—Now York Herthose only ono'ln every 100 has actu­ trying the pace thnt lends to death | DEL MONTE OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST ally stolen nnd only one in 7,000 wont nnd destruction, nnd like tho grnnd Graduate Northern Illinois College tho wrong road out of nctunl criminal PRESERVES jury in nnothor stntc, one day this 212 East First St. Sanford, Fia. LOW TIDE ON THE BEACn Loganberry '“ criminal is the rare exception. W° l° tb° r * her" : ‘7Yntch -------ELECTRICAL Gooseberry That’s why he gets Into the Jews, 8**P W daughters, and know Forenoon and Afternoon Tide, at WILSON VULCANIZ­ Strawberry About Same Hoar and Minute Contractors whereas the honest man rocb along’ their associates, nnd know yrhero they ING WORKS Cherry • go at night.” The pace is too fast,! his oven way without attractin g at­ 5:59 0. O. WILSOX, Own.r Fig nnd the girls who como to the end , 8eP** ^3 Phone 4421 tention from tho public. 8:59 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND Cranberry Sauce know it before they die, but it is then 8°PL 34 If the pnpers wero filled with news 8:08 111 Park REASONABLE PRICES Orange Marmalade too Inte, Tho great truths should bo i storlos about this or thnt honest man W tth t Br.tfc.r2 Q t n n B v lli la f 9:16 No one familiar with Del Afe. and all the details of their honesty. t0 ,th°m ,n early 27 10:11 Monte produces needs to be 11:25 « . . . minted In the dally daily columns, column. neglect *h,l,r F ™ ? 'final f " ’?",',"’1 ". '".r th' lr ,3opt 28 Sanford Machine & told of their delicious flavor and’,**..*1 their dissolution. then, indeed, should wo of Amoricn 11:55 Sept. 29 Foundry Co. o feel unoasy, for this very attention Sept. 30 .............. r . . ................. 12:49 General Machine and Boiler Works A physician nays people are usualpnld by tho press would bo proof posWBLAKA BLOCK The world news the day It happens, Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear Itive that the honest man waa the ex. ly happy when the liver is working delivered at your door each evening, bonds in stock ceptlon and tho crook; tho general wo1!. IIo probnMy menus flivver.— Phones 497-494 15c tba week. Crank Shafts Re-turned rulo.—St. Petersburg Times. Hnrtfordi Times. ft M im tl* n*tu* THE HERALD PRINTING a , lie. iff si First' National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD GILLON FRY !1 if ILi .X „ 2.1 it 1 Deane Turner iad i �f, •iVu ■V f j I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921 H»PP«n,n<jIfflti°nor filler* I" Bfl°r >Cf*on»l Item. iflotefM' In and About & The d t p *6 Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Rcndora IT * • TH Eweather * p „ Florida: Generally M r . mum '» TEMPERATURE » ♦ ♦ «lr—falling the Signs of f<»!l 1,1 prices. _____ . * Few more army blankets on snlo at * | 3j 8i—Thrasher & Garner. 157-2* ( * Another big Saturday and another * bic Saturday night. I^ N'ew army tarpaulins, 10x12 at^ # 112,50.—Thrasher & Garner. 157-2tc # was it Hancock of Panama City, # n business visitor here yesterday. # Saturday nights in Sanford are certainly trading nights. It might bo n good Idea to have other trading nights this winter. What do you know about thnt7 Going down, by gum. Well, these cools nights and mornings feel like little old fnll is coining—perhaps with Inging steps and lingering in the lap of summer but coming nev­ ertheless. All things comes to those who wait and even Thursday nfternoons off will booh be a thing of the pnst and we will all settle down to real business. Even that rain will come some time, yes. 5:40 A. SEPTEMBER a M. m r r p t k m iik ii 21 Maximum •........*............... 94 Minimum ......................... 06 Range ............................. 08 Barometer ......................30.09 Calm and clear, #, * Army pup tents, $3,50. Fine for children.— Thrasher & Garner. 157-2tc Florida Dairy Associa­ tion Adops Resolutions Eliminating Cattle Tick Company “D ” Would Have Special Session of Login* lature to Remedy Havoc MIAMI, Sept. 24.—After seeing the dairy industry development In Dado county, which has been freed of cat­ tle fever ticks andiyhero the cattle are kept within fenced pastures, die members of. the Florldn Dairy Asso­ ciation unanimously adopted the iftiolutlons in favor of eliminating free range and requested Governor Cary A. Hardee to call a special session of the legislature to remedy the havoc wrought by the last legislature in bo mutilating the live stock sanitary law and limiting the appropriation for the work, that it 1h not possible to even get pure bred tick-free cattle out of the Htate from quorantined counties, for exhibition at fuirs. Other Resolutions adopted endorsed the activities of the Florida Develop­ ment Board in working for udequnte laws for eradication of the cnttle fev­ er ticks, elimination of free range, fire control and reforestation, and conser­ vation of game nnd fish; recommend­ ed that all dairymen purchase their milk hottles from manufacturers in Tampa or Jacksonville ns soon as the plants are in operation; nnd author­ ized the president to appoint a com­ mittee of three to encourage commun­ ity advertising of milk as a food. The Association elected the follow­ ing members as delegates to the Nat­ ional Dairy Show, to be held in Min­ neapolis next month; President Bern­ ard Thyson, Jacksonville; Vice-Presi­ dent August E. Van Eepoel, Tampa; Miss May Morse, Tallahassee, and W. E. Dyrcnforth, Jacksonville. J, II. Huddleston was among the \V. 11. Albritton ,of Jacksonville, visitors to the city from Geneva toit as transacting business in this city dny. , yesterday. Hon. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was in On sate at Thrasher & Garner’s, now the city today looking after bis prop­ army cotton felt cot mattresses at erty interests. 157-tc half price, $1.50. ROOFING, Red and green slate sur­ face, 3-ply $3.25 per squnre. Tiger J. I). Ridge, **f Louisville, Ky„ was / registered at the Montezuma yester­ brand, plnin, 8-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; FRANK AKERS HAS SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address day while in town attending to busi­ M. E. Ginn, Box 391, 139-2Gtp ness. Frank Akers has something new un­ der the sun. It is the Wheel Align­ Coito Hill, tile popular nutomohile Army officer’s shoes, $lt.r.O; regular ment Indicator tlmi tells you whether army shoes, $0.50. The best made.— man of Orlando, was in the city to­ your wheels on yuur car are in llne’or Thrasher & Garner. 157-2tc day shaking bunds with many friends. not. You simply drive over a plat­ Ho mas this territory for the Repub­ Everyone who comes to Sanford lic trucks and placed an advertise­ form and if the bell rings your wheels these days is struck with the thought ment in the Sanford Herald for the are out of alignment—no ring, all that while Sanford is building hun­ same. Coite wns formerly a resident right. As you know the alignment of dreds of houses there is a crying need of Gainesville, nnd is a live wire in your wheels is one of the most import­ ant features about your car for your for hundreds more. the auto game. tires will wear out twice as fast if the wheels are not lined up properly— t’rvn lint Shop and Pressing Club hence Frank’s interest in your car. Middy Wash Suits, also dye work. All work guaranteed. 109 Sanford Ave. 153-5tp $2.50 to $4.00 values, as W hi'e wantl" SL,1" tlrt,fl ho ' ‘wants them to last ns loeg as possible long: as they last at 98c. nnd with the new wrinkle he wilt-keep Curtis Bailey, Davey Whlto, B. Fleming and Oscar Shultz, of Lnvon- —Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ you straight. It costs nothing* to try out the new indicator and ns usual ia, (In., were stopping at the* Monte­ ing Co. Frank is anxious to have you try it zuma yesterday. 152-Otc and to give you service at all times in PAGB m i of the Florida National Guard will do their share in making next Thursday a day. long to be remembered in Sanford. After nil the big doings are over for'the day they will put on a Minstrel Show at the Princess Theatre with the help of Sanford’s best talent, nnd Sanford has somo real talent. This promises to bo great, don’t miss it. 1,0 ANOTHER FEATURE of that day will lake place at our store during the hours the stores are open in the morning. We have fnll shipments of MICHAELS-STERN Clothes, CAMPUS TOGS Clothing, STETSON, BERG and SCHOBLE Hats, METRIC and HARRY BERGER Shirts, and many other renl up to date lines that we will show to any one interested. ' v AND OUR PALL PRICES HAVE THEM ALL ------------------------WONDERING-----------------------i-’j r ^ r s r a /7 £ r /M r / s /y /m w M L S a n fo rd , F la . NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Applr Cream In Nostrils To pen Up Air Passages. CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, j cents a line. No ad taken for less that \.lutt relief! Your clogged Y, rent* and positively nn classified ads charged to anyone. Cash nostrils open right up, the air pas­ most accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac­ sages of your head are clear and you cordingly. __________________ can breathe freely. No more hawk­ ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, FOR RENT—2 or 3 unfurnished headache, dryness—no struggling for FOR SALE rooms, Apply over the 10 cent breath at night, your cold or catarrh FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7 acres store on First Street. Also furnished is gone. wild land on hard road on small bed rooms. 157-2tp Don’t stay stulfcd up! Get a small lake. Ideal place to build a home. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms for bottle of lily’n Cream Balm from your Price $4,000.—E. F. Lane, tho Real light housekeeping at Mrs. Maggiu druggist now. Apply a little of this Kstntu Man. 154-Btp Bell’s, Lake Monroe, Fin. 157-3tp fragrant, antiseptic cream in your FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish nostrils, let it penetrate through evcry air passage of the head; soothe j potatoes, per bushel $2.00, -L. A. BOARD AND ROOM 131-tfc and heal the swollen, inflamed mu- liruml°y*_____________ BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam­ cous membrane, giving you instant hUR SALE—10 room house with ily. 719 Oak Ave. 151-7tp relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what electric lights, hath and shower, 31 every cold and catarrh sufferer lias acres land, 5 acres in glove with 300 WANTED been seeking. It’s just splendid.— Jbig orange trees, penis, persimmons, ^ ,|Vt land pecan trees.—E. I*’. Lane, thu Real WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cali 153-6tp 154-Btp at 206 Park Ave. Estate Man. every way. Frank, as you will remem- | r c|reu|t C[)urt> SovcntJl j udkInl Clr-\ FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap 'WANTED—Hemstitching nnd pecotMerchants! Get your stores and Mr, and Mrs. W. It. Messenger, of her, is now at Ilia own filling and sup­ Cuit, Seminole County, Florida. ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth ing, also orders for all kinds of store windows ready for the big Gala Jacksonville, lire in the city, tho ply station in the old Ford building on —In Chancery pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 14D-6tc Street. 94-61. Day next Thursday, You are to he guests of iMr. Messenger’s parents. West First street. Look for the white the hosts to thousands of people and Billy Messenger is known and well FOR SALE—0 room house, 4 acres of WANTED—Position as housekeeper, stucco front and Gulf gasoline. FORECLOSURE CITATION you should have your house in or­ liked by hundreds of friends In San­ land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens. or any kind of house work. Apply der. ford, where ho formerly resided. He REID WILL FURNISH MULES. Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real Lena Krieg, Morisco ' Fruit Stand, Peoples Bank of Sanford, a corpora­ Estate Man. 154-5tp First Htreet. 155-3tp is now in the printing firm of Mes­ tion, Complainant, Four r..,ny spring cots, good ns new senger & McDaniel, of Jacksonville, Walker S. Reid, the man who is FOR SALE—8-room house with all WANTED—All musicinns in Sanford vs. a $l,( cot at $3.48,—Thrasher & Gar- and is successful in his chosen line of selling horses nnd mules at nuction, modern convenience, excellent re­ who can play a hand instrument, Lewis Kinnrd and Mary E. Wcincrt, **r. 157-2tc business. and will sell them on Thursday next, executrix of the estate of William pair. Private water works, in desir­ it will he to your interest to see G, C, will furnish the mules to draw thu Weinert, trading as Win. Weinert & able location. Hcnsono-Me terms. Ap­ Fellows, malinger of tho Sanford A. Knnner has returned from a trip Band. 156-5tdh heavy gun carriages, machine guns Company, Seminole County Bank, a ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. to New York and other eastern mar­ BIG AUCTION SALE HORSES AND MULES 116-tfc and ammunition trucks and other corporation, Defendants, kets where he purchased a large stock NEXT BURSDAY. paraphernalia for the Machine Gun To Mnry E. Weinert, executrix of the of full and winter goods for the KunFOR SALE—A now bungalow nt #n CARPETS AND RUGS Company, in the parade hero Thurs­ estate’of William Weinert, trnding ner Department store. He will toll real bargain. Good terms.—E. F. WASHED Tho Gala Day will he enlivened by day. Company D, will he there with ns Wm. Weinert & Company, in Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-Gtp you about it in the Daily Herald nH a big nuction sale of horses and mules tho big mitt all the way through, and and cleaned at your home or wo will care of James Gay Gordon, 710-723 soon as tin- goods arrive. to tnke plnro on the lake front in the give nn 'exhibition of the machine North American Building, Broad FOR SALE—One heavy duty two- call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench wheel trailer in good condition. In­ Electric WnBhers used.—Sanford and Snnsom Streets, City of Phila­ hixlii, 12-oz, canvass army tent, at morning nnd in the afternoon, if pos­ gun shooting on the lake front after quire at Ford Garage, 143-tfc Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phono BflO delphia, County of Philadelphia, and $ Kb Hxtt 12-oz. canvass army tent at sible, and this, together with the oth­ the parade. Stnte of Pennsylvania. $-’1.01), at Thrasher &. Garners, 157-2tc er events, will lend a regular county FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lota. fair aspect to the carnival, Several NOTICE! NOTICE Good dry Htock. Price $7 par ton, f. It appearing from nn affidavit of Have your watches and jewelry re­ good saddle horses nre in the lot nnd o. h. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. Alt members of the Sanford Band paired at MeLatdin’s. Two first class good work mules and wolk and driv­ must he present at rchearsnl both to­ Telfair Knight, that he is of Counsel 151-tfc. with months of stronuous work aro ing horses. The sale will lie half night and Tuesday night. Important for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor11 makers. Prompt service. 1 form ennner and sev­ nearly here. You should tnke pnlns porution, the complainant in tho above j, S<‘LE 140-tfc cash, balance in 90 days. This is a business. eral dm.cn jars. Very reasonable, to find out whether your children's styled cause, and that you are a rcsi clean up Halo, says Mr, W. S. Reid, G. C. FELLOWS, dent of a state other than tho State Address “E. II.” core Herald. dh-tf eyes are normal. Has school work The Daily Herald will have the the man who has been selling them Manager. of Florida, that there is no person]FOR SAI.I#— Two lake front lots, and reading strained your hoy’s cycB? 'Will's Series by innings.' You do not hero before nnd is a man of his word. within the State of Florida, service of j Best lots in city for a beautiful Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re­ have to go away from Sanford to got Remember tho date, next Thursday, NOTICE! a subpoena upon whom would^ hind home.—E. F. Lane, tho Real Estate tard a child's whole progress in life. , t‘ ae'Vl'* 11 will always be found in on the inke front. All Granpuer School pupils expect-, you, nnd a hill of complaint having Man. i 154-Gtp 1‘ hiily Herald. Are you helping to ing to take examinations, please meet been herein filed against you, it TOM M OORE W'l> your home paper alive or not? TOURNAMENT RIDERS i FOR "SALE^Lot on brick streoM n Not? nt the Grammar School building on hereby ordered that you appear to tho | • fro||t ()f jtoBO Court.—E.F. Lane, OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN PRACTICING FOR EVENT. Thursday, September 29, 1921, at 9:00 hill of complaint filed herein against Thc Ko|l| Estntu Man. 156-3tp Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 o’clock. you in the above entitled cause, on FOR SALE—A pair of young, black QUICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon The tournament rides nro practicing New pupils entering the Grammar the 3rd dny of October, A. D. 1921, «nd evening, Gray Gables, on tho every dny on the Inke front getting maro mules, nt a bargain. Phono School please meet tho principal in tho the same being a rule day of this ''each, Seabreeze, Flu. Phono 491. ready for the big gala dny next 166._______________________ 152-tfc office at eleven o’clock Thursday ' rcc hath houses. 74-Fri-St-0m Thursdny. It is Hnhl that there will bo morning In order to he classified. This court, nnd the Sanford Herald is hore- FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, age 1H Pickling: and Preserving: by designated as the newspaper in horses here from all over tho Btnto to applies only to grades from fifth thru which this notice shall ho published months. $35.00. Also young cow „,!!7‘lcr.ful «r'»y trunks nt $8.50 tako part in the tournament nnd the eighth. cheap. 1101 French Ave. 160-3tp once a week for four consecutive t the thing for auto trips.—Thrash* horso rnecs. It will bo somo affair, CLARA MILLEN, FOR SALE—New baity hod.—Mrs. A. weeks. r * (,nn,t*r157-2U sonic affair. Principal. IJ. Huntley, 211 French Avenue. We have the Witness my hand and official seal 155-3tp of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, the VnV'! 1!'° b*BReBt chain stores in AERIAL FLARES LIGHT A historian informs us that during Florida, this the 26th dny of August, FOR SALE—3 dozTt quart fruit jars. UP CHESAPEAKE BAY •he D-lli w lUt.CS f o r c° p l ° 8 o f tho Captivity in Egypt, it was no un­ A. D. 1921. Address J, care of Herald. 15G-tp. AS FLYERS PRACTICE. common thing for the women of Israol (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, week T\,| trn (l thifl woob; ,,n<* IftB* FOR SALE—I have ton acres of cel­ are I, i I’rohn,,|y m«ans that they Clerk Circuit Court. to give birth to flvo children. There ery land partially improved, which Mason, Sure-Seal Jars HAMPTON, Va., Sept. 24.—Aerial must have been an Income tax down KNIGHT & GUEST, scL-ini" f°r 'ulvcrtiB«nients nnd can he bought nt n bargain.—A. P. and Jelly Glasses S W°ther thlHci‘y li live and flares lighting the waters of Chesa­ there. Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-5tc Connelly. * 157-tfc to the *j" 6 °r <l0U(1’ Th°y alway“ K° peake bay near Tangier island to day­ See our line of time brilliance, Inst Right, afforded FOR RENT a +++++.M.+^++++++++++<..>+.h-i*++++++++++*M*+4* ■{•++++•>++*>+-«• 4*«*+; twenty-five or more nvintora from FOR RET?T—Two furnished front Stone Crocks, Coolers, Langley field new lessons in aerial rooms nt 206 Park Avo. 153-Otp «letirCif r’- or ttle Missionary So- attack agninBttcapitnl ships, From Churns, etc. I FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. m m_ " S “ • S- PhUKh *"««* oarly morning the army flyors have 1 Apply 1001 Elm Ave. 152-tfc terneon n’t 1 R|‘(lf°r(i Monday af- boon experimenting with nil sorts of ciock, lie French ave. new bombs, ‘‘tea" bomb^ antf, cloud TOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W Formerly with A. JP. Connelly 157-2tp bombs—all of then* j First Street. 155-3tp Httlo fellows HAS OPENED REAL ESTATE OFFICE made for defensive purposes. When , F m RENT—Improved celery land, th lf i X , “ ATTERIES, tho Giant tho machines returned during the af­ J In immediate planting condition.— HARDWARE CO at 115 Park Avenue -nish• gw08Vnii in 0nb°** i. Wo Wo can cnn now now fur- ternoon it was announced that the G. H. Edward’s, Pace’s Lone. 160-Gtp irii All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to *uy, sell e ‘ }Rattorle“ at *24*G°* We tests had proved “highly successful." Despite the critics, the Volstuad act FOR RENT—Two- unfurnished rooms xchnngo, recharge and - - - - - - - - - - ---------------» Pair all L k n i n T .' rocharK« and rerePromptly bids fair to break all established rec­ j upstairs for light housekeeping. Ap­ For office supplies, stationery, etc, ply 714 Oak Avenue. 158-8tc ords for a continuous run. 150-tfc come to the Herald office. mu: SCHOOL DAYS TIME STONE JARS ..; htaj; z ”dw“k"th,>m C. A. MATHEWS BALL • . -.V .. V 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, 1921 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, September 24, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1921; <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/094fa4cf40576442324bbea5a1735536.pdf 0ecb46960321eec49bedf5c852b51374 PDF Text Text rs?w .M ikj. v'- w » Oly SeW lM - The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION DEMOCRATS WOULD URGE I LOWER TAX and the k u k lu y klan ON THE SENATE FLOOR IKlan Says WUI Open Books to All In­ quiries IJOSEPH SWMONS IMPERIAL WIZARD Will Go to Washington to Answer All Questions WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 3 .- T h e Ku Klux Klan, and religious intolerance entered into debate on tho floor of the aennto during discussion y esto rd,y of the beer bill. Senator Watson, Democrat, G eor­ gia, asserted that religious lib erty had not been secured in tho U n ited States under thJ c h a rter g ra n te d Lord Baltimore, while Senntor S ta n ­ ley, Democrat, Kentucky, insisted th a t “there was only ono place in all the civilised world where m an could wor,hlp his God and the dictates o f his conscience, and that was in the provlnce of the Catholic noblem an, Lord Baltimore.” “I am here to fight intolerance whether it whets its knife and lig h ts its torch in n Ku Klux Klan enm p in Georgia or whether in w estern Ohio, it takes the form of these m iserable general warrants," added S en ato r Stanley, referring in tho ln tte r cnBC to the Antisaloon League which h as its headquarters at WcatorvUlc, Ohio. “I will meet tho Ku Klux Klan Is* iue when it comes up," declnred. Sen­ ator Watson. "Until Home crimo is proven against that society or some other secret society with which this country is honey-combed, I will with­ hold my judgment until tho guilt of the accused is esnblished by compe­ tent testimony." l AVIATORS BOMBING OLD BATTLESHIP TODAY WITH ALL KINDS OF STUFF.1 (Dy The AitocUtad Frau) NORFOLK Sept., 23.--Aviators from Langley field today are bombing theold battleship Alabama, with smoke, tear and phosphorous bombs. The cruiser, wiympiu, Olympia, wmui which wan was uu? tho iiiiksh llugsWp of Admiral George Dewey In tho battle — of ......... Munlla inr eruiHOr, 'I* a m numiriu vicui^ - bay, i % nus been m Tho vessel Ib anchored in Chesepcak flull 11 mlip selected to lirlng to tliu United States the body of the American "unknown soldier" who Is to tie buried with Bay off Tangier Island. Tests for tnry honors and grent ceremony nt the National cemetery nt Arlington on November 11, tho third anniversary or two days wil lconsist of gas bombs. the armistice. The Olympln Is commanded by ('apt. Henry L. Wyman. Cancas on Romanet’s machine tore while ho wob flying more than 180 miles an hour nt the height of 050 feet and his plane fell. . Labor Organizations All Over the World Asked to Join Hands In World-Wide Demonstration for Dis­ armament (By The A«»ocl»ted Freii) WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.— Labor organizations In Great Britain, Franco Italy and Japan were asked to join in a worldwide ffemonstration for dis­ armament on Armistice day when the armament conference assembles, in cablegrams sent out today by Samuel Gompcrs. 1 •fl.iifi'.'f J. L .,,1.'J. . ■ . » , i • t C l >1. .. Shot By Distant Rela­ tive Who Kills Self Afterward TRAGEDYAT ATIFICIAL LEG FOR GOATBROOKLYN Jacksonville, Sept. 23.—"Man" the three legged goat owned by Chnrles C. Matthews, of Cnmp Johnston, nenr horo, is to bo outfitted with nn nrtiflcinl fourth leg. The goat Buffered tho loss of ono of its legs when run over by on automobile some time ago. Mr. Matthews young son, William, how­ ever, wouldn't permit tho ram to bo killed and thus tho arrangements for tho wooden leg. William drove the ram to a wagon before Its injury and gnvo It tho nnmo "Man." The animal will bo exhibited at the state fnir this fall, Mr. Matthews snyB. KU KLUX KLAN DID NOT PARADE IN TEMPLE, TEX. I. . I . d it. - A M n.. llitiitit iM iH M M n lllln lJ I H i l l Cl l a 111 l\ A i l t d Itfl W I t ll II III 111" JEALOUSY CAUSES SHOOTING STATEMENTS CONFLICTING ON DEATH YOUNG WOMAN WOUNDED DAUGHTER OF JOHN HANAN Early this Morning Mrs. Grace Lowes Shoots Mildred Hanan ATLANTA, Sept. 23.—The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan will welcome any impartial investigation and will open its books and records to federal nuthoritiess, Colonel Will. Joseph Sim­ mons, imperial wizard, declnred in n statement issued here today when in­ formed that Attorney-General Daugh­ WERE WARNED BY MAYOR NOT TO PARADE AND HEEDED erty was considering asking him to THE WARNING come to Washington to discuss the situation. (By The Aaaoolated Frau) The statement asserted thnt when TEMPLE, Tex., Sept. 23.—The Ku the series of nlleged "exposures" be­ Klux Klnn made no effort to carry out ing published by certain newspapers their announced parade nt Bartlett and roncluded the Imperial Wizazrd laHt night according to reports today. will make answer to them. Colonel Notices had been posted the parnde Simmons also denied reports thnt tho would he heltTby the KInnsmen. Mnyimperial Kloncillum had been sum­ or Allen issued u proclamation forbid­ moned to meet to consider the nrtlcle3 ding it and ordered the city marshal being printed. • to arrest any persons appearing on He declnred u thorough Investiga­ the street in disguise. tion of charges made against E. Y. flnrk, Imperial Klcnglc or organizer, Liquor is Hell, ond Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, nlso con­ nected with the KInnsmen, would bo * Says This Sherman made. Caught With Gooas Solicitor-General John A. Boykcn today said the Fulton county grnnd Wealthy Tampa Furniture Dealer Had the (ioodH in Warehouse jury would start tomorrow n swoop­ ing investigation of charges that po(By Tho Atioclated Praia) i'e court books have boon mutilated TAMPA, Sept. 23.—John Sherman, n nn ‘‘ITort to old iterate records of n wealthy furniture dealer, pleaded guil­ ease of “disorderly conduct" against ty In federal court here todny to tho ('larke and Mrs. Tyler, flled In 1910. ownership of 147 quarts of liquor con­ •Ir. Boykcn said ho was a member of fiscated in u raid on his warehouse on lie organization but assorted thnt Wednesday. Ho will be sentenced by ad In would no way hnmpcr him in Judge Cnll tomorrow. e prosecution of the ensea in tho courts. Mr. Simmons declared today hd was Pleadings of Wife [*ady nt nny time to go to WashingNot Stop Hanging «»n to answer Interrogations about Ponsell and Martin * organization by the department of justice. Crestriew WUI Be Scend of Hanging of Murderers Today "KSI.EY BIBLE CLASS MEETING. (By Tha AaaoeUted Ff***1 Lakeland, Sept. 23._An extensive CRESTVIEW, Sept. 23.— Putnam Program covering the threo days of Ppnsell and J. B. Martin, sentenced to heir convoy,,,, llQ8 b(jon drawn up hang here today on a double gallows o delegates to tho sixth annual for tho murder July 4th of John Tug^ ti'U T °f the Wesley Bible Class glo, who thdy hold up in his automo­ A relation to bo held nt St. Peter*, bile nnd bent to death with robbery etobor 4-0. Lnst years’ attend- ns tho motive. Tho State Pardon at Gainesville of more than 400 board at a Bpecial Beaaion yesterday thb, Li8 C.Xpcctc(I to bc bettered heard a plea from PonscU's wifo for " year. Announcement from St. clemency but refused to take favor­ Hn 18 ^ tho effect that S. D. able action. Tho hour of execution Is e n t o r t becn ch arKcd w ith tho indeterminate. afoot ? nnjcnt features, nnd plnns are ar°Ot to g vn Min ul.U______1.' . —Get your Scratch Pads from The Herald—by the pound—IBe. J ■ * • r» • (By Tho At»o«UUd Praia) NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Miss Mildred Hnnnn, said by the police to be the daughter of the late Alfred S. Hanan, wealthy head of a shoo manufacturing concern, was shot three times early todny ns she was emerging from an apartment house in Brooklyn with John S. Roland, an importer. Mrs. Grnce Lbwcb, who fired the shots, then ended her own life by firing n bullet into her own hrnin. Miss Hnnnn, In the hospital, refused to discuss the shooting. Boland snid Mrs. Lawes stepped from the shndows ns he and Miss Hanan emerged from the npnrtment where they were visiting friends and fired the shots. He attribut­ ed the shdoting to jealousy. Miss Hunan's condition Is reported crit­ ical hut not necessarily fntnl. Mrs. Lawes was a distant relative of Miss Hanan and for four years had lived with Miss Hnnnn and the intter’s mother in nn npnrt­ ment In the exclusive I’nrk ave­ nue district of Mnnhnttnn. Two weeks ngo she moved to a nearby hotel. Tho police said she hns sent several threatening letters recently to Miss Hanan. A letter in Mrs. Lnwcs’ pockctbook addressed to her mother, Mrs. M. L. Ditmnrs, San Fran­ cisco, concluded, "Too much high life. The pace is too fnst and liquor has driven me crazy. For­ give nnd forget and remember to pray for my bouI.” “ City Substantial’ NUM BER 156 O lym pia to Bring th e "U nknow n Soldier” M S INTOLERANCE TM1 • SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 VOLUME n Sanford Xi _____ Graduated Scale on Cor­ porations and Cut in Income Tax PLACE LEVY ON GASOLINE % • Retention of Capital Stock Tax Urged By the Senate WASHINGTON, Sopt. 23.—Reduc­ tions in the normal tax rates on In­ dividual incomes of $15,000 or les» nnd a graduated tax of from 10 per cent to 20 per cent on tho Ihcomos of corporations in place of the suggested OF MISS RAPPE AND ARBUCKLE flat rate of 15 per cent were proposed NOT PROVEN TO BE in amendment to the Republican tax GUILTY revision bill offered yesterday in the senate by Senators Walsh, of Massa­ SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—The chusetts, und Gerry, of Rhodo Island, NOTED FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED THIS MORNING police court examination of- Robcoo :Democrats on tho finance committee. • IN AIRPLANE EVENT. (F atty) Arbuckle, which will deter­ To make up tho $105,000,000 loss mine whether the film comedian is to from tho tnx on individual income, it (By The AaeoeUted Fret*) be bound over to the superior court wns proposed thnt n tnx of one cent ETAMPES, France, Sept. 23.— for trinl on n chnrge of murder of n gallon on gnsolino bo imposed at Cnptnin Bernard Deromnnet, noted Virginia Rnppo, began hero yesterday, the source nnd thnt the capital stock French nvlntor, holder of the world’s in n court room filled nlmost exclu­ tax, yielding around $60,000,000 an­ speed recorf for one kilometer, was sively with women. nually, be retained. The mnjority bill instantly killed here today while tnkThree witnesses who 'snw Miss provides for repeal of this tax, effec­ Rnppe's body ufter her death, Sept. tive in 1022. ing part in nn nirplnne race. 9, which it iB charged resulted from Under the Gerry amendment, In­ injuries suffered nt a drinking party dividual taxpayers whose net income "CONSCIENCE" MONEY. four days before in Arbuckle’s hotel iH less than $5,000 would pny a normal Milton, Sept. 23.—II. L. Cohen, of suite testified that they observed rate of 2 per cent instead of 4 per this place, l stho bcneftciury to the bruises on her limbs nnd body. Two cent on $4,000, as provided in tho re­ extent of 30 cents in “conscience" of them, the surgeon who performed vised bill; taxpayers whoBO net In­ money. Mr. Cohen recently received the postmortem exnminntion nnd tho come is between $5,000 and $10,000 n remittance in that amount from a nutopsy surgeon, snid the death wns would pay a normal tnx of 4 per cent Georgia resident with the cxplnnntion from n ruptured blnddcr, caused, in on the excess over $5,000, Instead of 8 per cent on nil over $4,000, nnd tax thnt twelvs years ago he had taken n their opinion, by extumnl force. The nutopsy surgeon also told of n payers whoso net income is between few penrs from Cohen’s plncc without $10,000 and $15,000 would pay n nor­ smnli puncturo ho snid he found in the formality of asking permission. mal tnx of 0 per cent on the excess the left arm of the body, which he at­ Cohen snyB he does not remember the tributed to nn hypodermic needle. over $10,000, instead of 7 per cent on remitter. | A court room crowded with wom­ the excess over $4,000. en henrd whnt promised to develop tho Incomes in excess of $15,000 would most sensational testimony henrd in a pay at the rate of 8 per cent on all San Francisco court for years. Judge over that amount, but it was explain­ Lazarus thnt women should bo first ed, they wpuld receive the benefit of admitted and it was certain that no the lowered normal tax up to $16,000. men, outside of the judge, jury, law­ The surtax rates ns fixed by tho yers, court attaches and newspaper­ flr.ir.ee committee would remain un­ men would find places. changed. • Eighteen society women from the Under the corporation incomo tax iOR BE FORCEFULLY EXPELLED vigilance committee which has offer­ amendment offered by Senntor Walsh, BY THE ALLIED ed to aid District Attorney Brndy, the rate on the first $100,000 of cor­ POWERS. poration net Income would be 10 per were in the front row. I These society women arrived yescent; that on the income between $100, (By The Aieoclated Praia) terdny morning, ready to see to it 000 and $300,000 would bo 15 per cent PARIS, Sept. 23.—Hungnry must in thnt the charges ngninst Arbucklo and that on the Income in excess of tho near future completely withdraw were pressed to the limit. Their sents $300,000 would be 20 per cent. from Burgcnlnnd, or West Hungary, "ThiB schedule," snid i\ joint stntcwere reserved for them. awarded to Austria, or be forcefully When Arbuckle entered the court­ lincnt issued by Senntor WolHh and expelled by the Allies, she wns noti­ room he had to face this battery of Gerry, "will reduce the tux on the net fied today by the council of ambassa­ eighteen pairs of eyes ns he took his income of 105,000 corporations upon dors here. place nt tho counsel table with his at­ which the Republican majority bill in­ HUNGARY MUST RELEASE BURGENLAND torneys. Spontaneous Decay ; Before tho court room doors were thrown open lines were forming nt Caused Explosion the entrances. Officers kept the men in Chemical Works on one side nnd gave the women tho first places in the lines. New Product, Nitro Sulphnte of Am­ I Arhucklo’s attorneys held hurried monia Responsible In Measure consultations as the hour for the open­ ing of court approached, preparing to (By Tho Aaaoclated Preee) PARIS,— Sept. 23.—The French defend their client against tb» now government chemists inquiry show the evid^icc District Attorney Brady wns explosion in the chemical plnnt nt Ap- ready to produce. Brndy placed strong hope in tho SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.— Pau, Germany, due to spontaneous de­ 'now evidence of A1 Semnachor, mancomposition of a new product, nitroMrs. Ditmnrs denied she wn»< the ’ngcr of Virginia Rnppo, the movio ncsulphnto of ammonia, from which mother of Mra. Lnwcs. tress Arbuckle is accused of lntnlly wonders nre expected ns a fertilizing injuring during u "wild pnrty" nt his agent. The explosion of this caused ADVOCATE ENLARGED.’ hotel on Lnbor Day. the explosion of other ammonia pro­ j Semnachor I b snid to hnvo mode a ' Lakeland, Sept. 23.—Tho forthcom­ ducts then several gnsometers lot go. statement to Los Angeles authorities ing lssuco ftho Florida Christinn Ad­ The plnnt nlso contained a quantity of 'yesterday in which he admitted Arvocate, published by tho Florida Meth­ liquid air in tubes, which added to the hucklo told him he might hnvo been odist Conference, will bo enlarged to power of the explosion nnd would tend 'responsible for the Injuries which re­ twico its former size. The publica­ to explai nextent nnd exceptional sulted in Virginin Rnppe's denth. tion is expected to como off tho preBs character of the explosion. Scmnncher said Lowell Sherman, September 23, nnd will bo dovoted nlanother movio nctor, Fred FiBhbcck most exclusively to tho work of tho PUBLICITY FUND FOR LAKELAND. nnd Arbuckle's chnuffeur nil heard Sunday school. Tho publication, 32 the statement made. Brady snid he pages in sizzc, will carry Illustrations would mako nil these men testify Lakeland, Sopt. 23,—Lakeland h«8 ngainst Arbuckle. Shermnn is at pres­ of scenes nt S t Petersburg, nnd pho­ tographs of Sunday school workers Joined those cities of Florida which e n t in Now York. beieve thnt every* citizen benefits di­ I "I will have Shermnn hero for Arthroughout tho state. rectly from publicity for tho town, Ibuckle’s trial, if I have to arrest him create advertising fundB by tax lovy. on ono of several chnrgea under which INTERNAL REVENUE Tho city commissioners at their InBt ho is liable to prosecution," declared CHIEF TRANSFERRED. meeting, at which the tnx levy for tho Brady yesterday. Ho has asked Now ''PENSACOLA, Sopt. 28.—W. R. ensuing yoar was decided upon, pro­ York polico to npprohond Sherman Tnylor, division (hlcf of Internal vided a ono mill assessment for pub­ and demand that he retprn to San Revenue, hns been trnnoforrod from licity purposes. The levy is oxpect' Francisco at once. Ponsacoin to Tampn as Division Chief ed to produco approximately $5,000 A new $10,000 garage building will o fthe Bureau of Internal Revonue in and it is expected the fund will bo expended through tho Chamber of be built at Sarasota at once for tho that city. Commerce under the supervision of Collins-Botts Co. . For first claim Job work—tht Herald city officials. •i »/..!»A*?gifti . • I J T. , ll creases the tax from 10 per cent to 15 per cent, while it increases tho tnx on only ubout 4,000 corporations which have a net income of more thnn $300,­ 000 each per year." TWELFTH JUROR IN POPE CASE IS SECURED EXAMINATION OF JURY AS WHOLE HAS BEEN TAK­ EN UP. (By Th« A n o u k ted F ra u ) JACKSONVILLE, Sopt. 23.—Tho twelfth tentative juror for tho trial of John Popo, for murdor, In connec­ tion with the killing of Goorgo Hick­ man by Frank Rawlins, was obtained this morning nnd examination of tho jury as a whole was taken up imme­ diately. Attorneys for both sides ex­ pected several jurors would provo un­ acceptable and be excused. Two members of tho panel were dis­ missed and two others immediately selected to take their places. It was announced this process would be con­ tinued until twelve men satisfactory to both prosecution and defense be ob­ tained. Tho old-fnBhioncd man who waited for his ship to como in, now has a boy who goes out .to the three-mile limit to meet i t —Baltimore Sufi. —Get youT Scratch Pads from The Herald—by the pound— 15c. A l �'XJ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, PAQB SIX — ........................ - •i ’ n ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I ~ 9 s SPECIAL f / Friday and Saturday 2 3 * 2 4 ■ : s Will be the time for you to have that Fall Suit made to your measure. The Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati, will send a special representative here to show you one of the greatest tailoring lines on the •market. You can have your suit made up, and come out at any date, and if you want it in a week’s time you can get it—that is another great feature about this line, they deliver the goods on time. We have handled their line for sev­ eral years, and find it far superior to any we have ever handled. it would be a pleasure to us to have you call and inspect this line, whether you buy or not. S Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. I Penrose Will Report On Bill Today as Amended Before * * * * * * * * * * * * : SPORT world : KU KLUX KLAN PARADE STREETS OF SHAWNEE, OKLA. ♦ * SHAWNEE, Okin., Sept. 22.—Three * * * * * * * * * * * * hundred members of Ku Klux Klan WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—The In officlnl regalia paraded through amended house tux revision hill was SPORTS the mnin streets of Shnwneo nnd Topresented formally yesterday to the RESULTS YESTERDAY cumsoh Inte Inst night nftcr captur­ nenntc by Chairman I’enroso of the American League ing the night editor of n local nowsfinance committee, who gave notice At Boston 1, Cleveland 5. nper and taking him on tho Journey. that he would submit the majority re­ At Washington 3-4, Chlcngo 2-3. Nothing was done other than to dis­ port today and urge at that time that Others rain. play bnnncrs and send a warning tho measure be considered as soon ns note to lnw violators through tho other business of tho sennte would Nntionnl League columns of n Shnwnoe newspaper. permit. At Pittsburg 0, Brooklyn 2. Before allowing tho newspnper man Designed to raise approximately At Chicago 7, New York 0. to leave tho car In which he wns taken three nnd n quarter billions of dollnrs At St. Louis 0, Boston 7. on tho trip, tho following noto was In revenue this fiscal yenr, the amendOthers rain. handed to him, addressed to a Shnw­ od measure provides for: South Atlnntic Association neo newspapers: Repeal of the excess profits tax on At Charlotte 2, Greenville 1. "Wo are one thousand strong in Jan. 1, 1022, us proposed in the house. At Spartanburg 3-3, Charleston 4-1. Shnwnoe. Goo dAmericnns will uphold Reduction of tho maximum income At Augusta 1, Columbia 0. tho lnw. Wntch tho ownership of your surtax from sixty-five per cent to thirty-two per cent, effective next paper nnd keen It In tho hnnds of American Association Jan. 1, as provided in the house bill, good Amorlcnns. We will clean Shnw­ At I.ouisvillu 7, Minneapolis 1. but with changes made in the lower neo, whon the timo Is ripe. Boot­ At Toledo 9-2, Milwaukee 1-20. brnckets so ns to reduce the amount leggers nnd gnmblors, will save trou­ Indianapolis 18, St. Paul 4. of surtaxes paid by nil individuals. ble by lenving now.” Others rain. An increase of five per cent to fif­ In nddition to tho wnrnlng sent to teen per cent in tiie normal corpora­ International League tho newspnper tho following hnnnars tion income tax, effective January 1, All gnmes postponed, rain. wero enrried on the sidon of tho cars 1022, -in lieu of the two and one-half in tho pnrndo: per cent advance agreed upon by the Virginia League "Don't follow us, Its not snfo.” house. At Wilson 5, Newport News 2. "You enn’t eat grub your wlfo mndc Repeal of the corporation capital At Tnrboro 0, Portsmouth 20. by wnshlng.” rftock tax, beginning in 1U22, a new At Richmond 0, Norfolk f>. “We'll bo bnck, bo careful nnd be a provision. At Suffolk 0, oRcky Mount 1. mnn.” Reduction of the freight and pas­ "Judges, you know your duty—wo senger taxes from three and eight per POLICE SEEK SLAYER nro wit hyou when you do it, but you cent to one and one-hnlf and four OF MADISON FARMER. must do It.” per cent, respectively, effective next "Look out if you do not hood theso Jan. 1, with their repeal on Jan. 1, MADISON, Sept. 22.—John Slaugh­ signs.” 1023. The house proposed repeal of ter was shot and instantly killed this "Fooling nround tho other fellow's nil transportation tnxes ns of next morning 2 Omiles southwest of Mndihomo is not wise.” Jan. 1. son, according to reports reaching “Joy rid n's, be cnreful.' An increase of $500 in the exemp­ hero Into today. Tho state’s attorney "Wo hnvT your tnw. ’ tion nlowcd to heads of families hav­ and a deputy sheriff were making an "Lawyers, mnko your in may off le­ ing net incomes of $5,000 or less, a investigation. The kiklllng wns com­ gitimate enscs.” house provision. mitted by Jnmes Holton, according “If you want to bo healthy, don't An increase from $200 to $ 100 in the to tho advices received here, whch go on lnwbronkor’s bonds.” exemptions allowed on account of gave no details of the affair. dependents, also a house proposal. Tiie finance committee concurred in the house action in repealing the socalled nuisance and luxury taxes col­ lected direct from the consumer nnd substituting manufacturers’ taxes. These and other minor changes in tho bill have been published previous­ ly. Our Matinee Sales are very JIODY OF MURDERED MAN IS FOUND IN WOODS NEAR TAMPA. TAMPA, Sept. 22.—The body of A. E. Champlain, aged sixty-five, a store keeper at Ruhonin, a small town in Manatee county, wns found in tho woods yesterday morning by his two sons, who were searching for the old man, who hnd been missing sinco Inst evening. Mark on the man's throat indicated that he had been choked to dcuth. Robbery apparently wus tho motive. , The coroner's Jury will return Its verdict at 0 o’clock tomorrow morn­ ing. No arrests havo been made. I A hand operated forco food system haB been invented for lubricating au­ tomobile chasscs without tho use of oil and grease cups. For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to tho Ilorald office, to Uhi,i - - - * ---h**- ■ “POPULAR” THIS WEEK ONLY 1 quart glass jar of Peanut Butter............................75c 10-oz. cun of Over-sen Preserved Figs, per can.........*IOc Welsh’s 14-oz. Apple Butter, glass ja r...................... 40c 15 1-2-oz. can of Pink Salmon, per can..................... 25c 1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen......................$1.50 1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz......................... 80c Best Western Pork Chops, per lb...............................40c Best Western Steak, per lb......................................... 40c Best Western Round Steak, per lb...........................35c “Star” Picnic Hams, per lb............. .......................... 24c Another barrel of those good Apples in today. Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc. Dressed Hens and Fine Friers • I. D. MARTIN " — ■.. DAILY < .*k1*»HERALD Hi I: n , i j THRUOUT CITY THE STAR TO-DAY MANY NEW ROUTES WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN OBDEB THAT 1,000 NAMES MAY BE ADDED Tho Daily Herald wants 2,000 sub­ scribers before tho first of Jnnunry nnd in order to reach this high mnrk which by tho wny will be a record in this field, the management is endenvoring to obtain good, wlde-nwnku car­ riers who living in tho suburbs, will take a route and supply tho dnlly whero it does not circulate now. Tho first new route of this kind to be established is tho enst side on the Molonvillo nvenuc and Celery avenue routes in the city limits or out of the limits where tho distance does not mnko it prohibitive. Tho first rulo established by the daily was to havo it carried only where tho city mail enrriers covered the territory but tho city is growing so rapidly and so ninny people living beyond these limits aro clamoring for tho Daily Herald that new routes on the outskirts of the city will he estab­ lished at once and in the next month or more many of those who have been unable to get tho daily except by R. F.' I). will have it carried to their doors every nfternoon at four o'clock thus bringing tho news of tho world to their doors every day just as it conics from the wires. Tho first route will be enrried by Cecil Dorsey, ^ho Is a bright lad with tho proper ambi­ tion to make somo money nnd servo his part of the city with tho daily nows at tho same timo. He will car­ ry tho daily on the enst side and wo are wanting a good boy on the west Bldo to follow the same iden. The city proper is being covered by half a dozen live wires nnd they are buying their papers from tho Herald office, carrying them nnd collecting for same each week. Don’t disappoint them in the payment for the money comes out of their pockets. On tho other hand this rule makes them more careful for if they fail to deliver the paper it conics out of their pockets and If they fail to collect it is their loss, also making them come right up to the mnrk all the time. The Herald management wants to make the I)nily Herald the best daily for the hIzo in the stnto. It is receiv­ ing n fine pntronngo now nnd every­ one in Snnford wnnts, to take it—tho only drawback in the pnst being thnt somo of tho boys wore lnx in carrying it promptly and efficiently. Now thnt they are buying the papers nnd now routes are being established better service has been inaugurated nnd tho two thousand mnrk will bo reached in a few months by tiie co-operation of the boys nnd tho subscribers. Our list now is a most flnttering one but tho service hns not been ail thnt the man­ agement desired, hence tiie change and tho enlargement of the circula­ tion. If you do not get your paper promptly let the office know it the same afternoon. It will be carried to you promptly from that time forward. CONTINUED DROUTH BRINGS WATER FAMINE IN PARTS OF SOUTH. CHAPEL HILL, N. C., Sept. 21.— The continuance of the longest dought In the history of Chapel Hill hns forced the University of North Cnrolina to postpone its opening from Tuoday, Sept. 27, to Tuesdny, Oct. 4. President Chnsc nnd Ills advisors, including the health officers of tho Institution nnd the village ntul Dr. II. E. Miller, of the state health depart­ ment, made the decision at a meet­ ing yesterday. There hns been but n few light showera since the middle of May, nnd these have barely laid the dust, nnd crops arc nffeeted. The meager sum­ mer population has been aide to get along in recent weeks because it has boon served by a water plant design­ ed for tho peak load of tho college yenr, but oven with this relatively small demand a serious water senreity hns nrisen. This morning housholders received official notice that beginning today tho wnter service would be lim­ ited to three two-hour periods each dny. ZENA KEEFE in “ P roxies” A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION Also a Sunshine Comedy * Tomorrow—Lois Weber -Presents “Too Wise Wives” with an All-Star Cast; also “Out of the Night, a 2-part Comedy ARRANGING MATTERS . FOR FARM LOANS BE PRETTY! TURN WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—W. F. GRAY HAIR DARK Coachman, of Jacksonville, n member of the committee named by tho War Finance Corporation to act on tho ap­ plication of loans from tho billion dol­ lar provision recently made by con­ gress for agricultural and livestock products, with E. W. Lano, also of Jacksonville, the intter ono of tho councilors of tho Federal Roservo Board, were in Washington yesterday arranging financial matters of tremondouH importance to the stnto of Florida. Mr. Coachman and two other prom­ inent Floridians wero recently named ns Floridn members of the GeorgiaFlorida commltteo lust week, through tho influcnco of Scnntor Fletcher. This committee, with the Georginns who have Just been named, L. R. Adams of Atlanta, nnd Mills Lane, of Snvnnnnh, will assist in perfecting plnns for the immediate plncing of loans. This law will, in the opinion of Sen­ ator Fletcher and other well-known men, undoubtedly prove n great bless­ ing to agricultural nnd livestock in­ terests generally. —Get your Scratch Pads from The Herald—by tho pound—15c. Tho triple mirror on tho top of a new dressing tablo folds down to con­ vert it into a library tablo with an apparently Bolid top. Almost overyono knows that Sip Tea and Sulphur, properly compound, ed, brings back tho natural color uj lustre to tho hnir when faded, streaked or gray. Yenrs ago tho only way t# get this mixturo was to make it it homo, which is mussy and trouble, some. Nowadays, by asking ut «y drug storo for "Wyeth’s Sage nnd 8u|. phur Compound,” you get a large bot­ tle of this famous old recipe, improved by tho nddition of other ingredients,it n small cost. Don’t stay gray I Try it! No ou can possibly toll that you darkened your hair, ns it does it so nnturiUy nnd evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hnir disappears, and after an. other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive.—Adv. T R Y A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. Ask the Man who Enjoys a Good Smoke about the W “BRUSH END”and “OVER THE TOP Sanford’s New Cigars in the New Factory --— • - Having recently opened a new Cigar Factory in Sanford, we are prepared to furnish the Merchants with a Superior Cigar—One thnt Cost the Mer­ chant more but the Smoker the nnme. Real Five Cent Cigars “OVER THE TOP” and “BRUSH END” Remember the Names THE FLORIDA PRODUCE CO. MANUFACTURERS WIGHT GROCERY CO., Distributors The W orld Owes Me a Living Snid the fellow who did not like to work and he really thought the world should pay him without working w HE OBTAINED THE LIVING But such a life—it was his theory about how to get a living without working. The world owes ench one a living but it is up to every one to collect it. The best way to got the best living is to have your money where you can get it whon you wnnt it—in tho bank ** RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 21.—Not only hns tho drouth plnycd havoc with tho Virginia crops of 1021, but unlosB the situation is Boon relieved by cop­ ious showers ,the crop yield for 1022 will bo considerably reduced, said J. J. Owen,assistant stnto commissioner of agriculture today. English manufacturers of gasoline nro planning to give each grade n dis­ tinctive color so that It can be Identi­ fied at a glance. TRY GRANDMOTHER’S OLD PA. VORITB RECIPE OF SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR The ONLY DECENT LIVING Is obtained by saving your money while you are mnking it and put it in tho bonk where it draws 4 per cent interest. • LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT TODAY The Peoples Bank o f Sanford ►*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*** �.: . / FAQ* TWO • (i, ' ‘ /■<-,• 23, 1921 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, so, but tho Sanford people could got the greatest benefit f i M W r t tr t r j i f m i i w MWj l l u l t | I t A t Many of us havo forgotten how to I m i U NmiUtlc, i n JU n * U t M m play. We havo boen too busy In tho post few yoars In many ways, We THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be! havo been worried over the wnr, and ___________w im m i___________ worried over tho problems of peace. tU 3. HOLLY _____________ Editor It is high time wo wero beginning K. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer to play again, nnd an afternoon now H. A. NBBL..!......... General Manager and then on tho golf links, would work wonders in all of us. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr., SANFORD DAILY HERALD CIXOULATIOX MANAQEB _____ Phone 148 up to 0 1*. M._____ AAtstUN*! E s f Med. I m w m ApplIcU— SakMrif tlm Frto* la A itaae* PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRBI) newspapers and made a frank state­ ment substantiated by figures . ex­ plaining the price of potatoes. The cnptlon over tho advertisement was, “You Can’t Eat Freight.” The firm showed that when you pay n dollar for potatoes you aru really pnylng sixty per cent for transpdVtation nnd forty per cent for potatoes nnd the cost of disposing of them. Whnt Is true of potatoes is of course true of other foodstuffs, perhaps not so burdonsomo but nevertheless n fac­ tor to be reckoned with—and the cost of living is going to show no marked decline ns long ns freight on food costs more thnn the food itself.— .Jacksonville Metropolis. -----------o----------A GEATER FLORIDA EVERY DAY. Rov. W. T. Rancher was over front Apopka Sunday, nnd proachod of tornoon nnd evening nt Mooro's stntlon church. Mr, and Mrs. James English, of Tampa, accompanied G. C. McDougal homo from his visit in thnt city. Tho English's arc contemplating coming to Sanford to reside if n suitable lo­ cation con be found. M. A. Jackson took n party of friends over to Dnytorn Bench fishing on Sundny; a 20 pound bnss nnd n string of lesser size bass wns brought homo. Doctor Hazeldon enjoyed n birth­ day on Tuesday. A inrgo party from town came out for the ovoning nt tho Hazeldon home on Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Wade nnd lit­ tle son, hnve returned from Knoxville, Tenn.. where thoy wont with tho re­ mains of their Httlo daughter, Pnuln, for burinl. Mtb. Wnde nnd tho chil­ dren had been wffh her parents in Knoxville for n visit and reached here about three weeks ago with Pnuln very 111, her den.h occurring in n fow days. Tho cause of her death is Bnld to hnve been bowel trouble. Much sympathy is extended to Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnde in their sorrow. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Bntmlcy nnd son, John, loft Inst Fridny vin tho A. C. L., for North Carolina, to visit their relatives, tho Frezlcrs, Hunters, nnd other friends nenr Charlotte. ’Possum hunting is the attraction up there just now, so they sny. Mrs. Lilly Jones nnd Miss Hoskins Jones, joined Miss Shoppnrd nnd Miss Simpkins from Jacksonville nt Dnytonn Bench on Sundny for tho dny. Miss Susie Fay wns nt homo from Pnlntkn over Sundny. She wns accom­ panied by three young Indy friends for n week-end visit, Mrs. Fny entertnined n party of young folks nn Snturdny evening in their hon r. Alys Chorpening wns n very hnppy little girl on Tuesday as she that day reached the ndvnnced ago of eleven yenrs. Numbers of pretty gifts were received nnd n pfcnic supper nnd bathing party planned nt Iluzeldon’s bench on Silver Lnkc. Every body had a fine time. Mr. Mulrhead hnd the misfortune to hnve Ids hams burned down n few days ngo with considerable loss to him. The fire is snld to hnve been caused by some cnrelcss smoker among the hny. It is snld, “nil signs fail in fnir weather,” hut neenrding to whnt the "old timers” say, thoro should hnve been n good rnin either three dny be­ fore or three dnyH nftor the moon wns in the full in September. Thoro wns a full moon the 17th. Mike Stonoff, Ben Monroe, O. J. Pope, John Rumlcy nnd Slmlon Filin nre among the first to set golden cel­ ery in the field. A good mnny grow­ ers nre wnlting for more water power to wet up their land to enable them to set celery, lettuce, cnbbngo, caulufiower nnd other fnll grown vegeta­ bles In tho field. Colory plants goncrnlly nre looking fine. Tho dry wonthcr is n very serious question for all, for every dny more wells refuse to flow. Engines aro being plnccd to force tho wnter on mnny farms. The Amcricnn Fruit Growers, Inc., are placing several nnd many others hnvg installed them. Among them arc, A. Corpnny, J. C. Ellsworth, Wnlter Rnulcrsun, il. Steel, Mr. Chatman and others. "Troubles never come single.” T,' : Jnck Daws nnd rice birds hnve juut camped out on some of the let­ tuce nnd cnbbngo seed beds to cat evory seed to bo seen, nnd dry weath­ er hns hindered seed from coming up also. Senator Hnrrison, of Mississippi struck the keynoto yesterday In his t u Meet hit ....................................................... D«llT*nd la Oltjr hr speech when ho said the American Oaa W - k ................................................. » °«aU people wanted less piny nnd more II# U - la ie-p*t* W eeklr X w U 4 aaM T tn I m t a o b Oottity aai U p«kU*k*4 work from the high officials who wero Friday. AdTartlila* rate* nad* afylU atlM . D*m*«raUa la paUliaa. t*.M entrusted with the people’s business yaar, alwaya la adTaaoa._________________ nnd he said It meant all of them from When it comes to growing, raising the president down. Tho president's nnd marketing vegetables Florida is Member of The Aiaoclated Preaa recent trip was made while the people right in the limelight, Florida stands were starving to dentn and instend of No. 0 in the number of acres devoted making good their pre-election prom­ to vegetables in the United States. ises tho Republicans were disposed to In five yonrs Florida should come Great vronther oven though ilry, turn their backs on the wullings of first nnd outshine California.. —---------o---------- those who were out of work* nnd need­ The new lnws of Florida are pub­ ed food. In other words thoy nre Here nre the acreage figures: lished In the Weekly Herald today. The states reporting tho largest | “Fiddling while Rom burns” and this —--------o------ -— ncrenge of vegetables grown in 1010 has always been a dangerous stage in All the merchnnta should arrange for snle were ns follows: California, the game for any nation. It iA high for speclnl Bales and special windows time the Republican party got right 142,178 acres; Now York, 131,080; for the bigday next Thursday. down to cases nnd put over some of Mnrylnnd, 110,804; New Jorsoy, 95,■---------------— o ----------------thnt legislation designed to make bet­ 84(5; Iown, 73,338; Wisconsin, 68,278; It is not n day to get money from ter times, to help the people, to take Illinois, 03,641; Ohio, 62,030; nnd the visitors and unlike anything at­ off some of the burdensome tnxos thnt Florida, 00,102. Other states report­ tempted before everything will be seem to hit the poor people Instead of ing more thnn 30,000 ncres of vegofree. Some doings, wo any. the rich and to prove by deed thnt tnblcs produced for snle were Indi---------- o---------------they really wanted to get bnck into nnn, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texns, Orlando will entertain Sanford next |office to do something for the people. Virginia, Georgn nnd Delnwnre. The Tuesday night and those boys nre fix­ |They have been in office long enough 10 states mentioned nhovo reported ing up for qpme time, some time. We , to put their ideas into action but they over three-fnurths (77.7 per cent.) of •will bo theje 100 strong. have certainly dallied on the job since the total ncrenge of vegetables grown -----------o----------‘the fourth of March and the people in the United States in 1010 for sulo. Rond No. 2 does not affect Sanford ns a whole wnnt to seo something def­ Florida lends the Nntlon when it olthor wny but we are standing for inite in the shape of laws pnssed to comes to the lowly hut) delectable good roads and we want to sec some­ relieve the present suffering nnd to bean. The Peninsuln Stnte Is No. I, thing accomplished by the State Rond alleviate the condition of the people with 8,022 ncres of beans, Now York Department right now. They mny be generally. If the Republican party is is second, nnd New Jersey third. doing something but wo don’t sec it, unable to do nil of this then they hnve Florida is No. 0 in cnbbnges, with -----------o----------been put in the high places under false 4,1501. ncres. In a few weeks our public schools pretenses. If they are unable to pass Floridn is No. 0 in celery, with 1,Will open. It is not too early to be­ these laws with n majority in both 220 ncres. gin getting the children ready. Not Florida is No. 5 in cucumbers, with only their supplies but their minds. It house and senate and a Republican is well to get their feet set straight president then there is something rad­ 4,540 ncres. now and begin telling them again the ically wrong with the Republican par­ Florida is third In the production value of good attendance and more ty and they have been elected to of­ of lettuce, with 2,004 ncres: seventh fice by the people ami then have study. turned the people down. They made in the production of tomatoes, with ---------- o----------18,080 ncres; nnd third in watermel­ The Soviet government of Russia a lot of promises, told a lot of cam­ ons, wth 14,040, being exceeded only hnA changed its tune. They first rc- paign lies, fooled the great mass of by Georgia nnd Texas. pudiuted the debts of the Russian gov­ people who wanted a change for the Great is Florida. A Greater Flori­ ernment. This cut them off from any better and thought the Republican dn every dny. food supply and now that they nre party could give it to them. It is true Tiie prineijal vegetables grown in starving to death and their form of that the Republicans have a large job the United States in 1019 foi) sale, government has pluyed out they say on hands but they said they could do from the standpoint of ncrenge, were they will pay the debts of the imperial it if tho people gave them the chance, ns follows: Tomntnes, 310,300 ncres; government if the nations will supply said they hnd a nnnncen for every ill, sweet Coif), 271,684; watermelons, food. There is nothing like starva­ nad the right kind of tax lnws nnd ta r­ 102,004; cnbbnges, 123,904; green tion to bring these dreamers to their iff lnws nnd every othci kind of law pens, 103,080; cantaloupes and musksenses. It is only a question of time that would cure the evils inflicted by melons, 78,430; green bonus, 71,970; the Democrats. when this fool form of government onions, 04,338; and cucumbers, 57,They hnve done nothing. The •will blow up, anarchy will prevail for 830. Democrats, it is true, pnssed some fool a time and then a stable form of gov­ Of the total ncrenge in vegetables ernment will bring Russia back among stuff nnd made mnny mistakes hut they honestly endeavored to put all in 1919 .tomatoes represented 21.4 the real nations of the world. Ignor­ their pledges into laws and the only per cent., sweet corn, 18.4 per cent., ance, lack of education and anarchy renson they did not pass more of them watermelons, 11 per cent., cnbbnges, run riot have ruined one of the largest was because the Republicans blocked 8.4 per cent., green ponH, 7 per cent., and best countries in the world. their game. With nit the greatest enntnlnupcs nnd musk melons, 5.3 per ---------- o----------statesmen and financiers in the Unit­ cent., green henns, 4.0 per cent., on­ FORGET HOW TO PLAY. ed States in the ranks of the Repub­ ions, 4.4 per cent., sucumhers, 3,9 per So mnny busy business men keep licans, with nil the brightest tariff cent., nspnrngus, 2 per cent., lettuce, tinkerors and with a Republican pres­ 1.5 per cent., cclory, 1.4 per cent., mid their noses in the office ten, or twelve, ident nnd Republican sennte and house or fourteen hours a day, without any the Republican party has done noth­ spinach, fl.V per cent. The lending stntcs In the production thought of spending part of a dny at ing, is really unable to do anything some form of amusement, thnt they and hnve already confessed their of individual vegetnblca in 1010 for sale wero ns follows: Tomatoes, Mary­ forget how to play. There is no ono iweakness. land, 68,083 ncros; New Jersey, 30,so busy thnt they should not have 080 ners, nnd California, 31,410 ncres; aomo form of recreation, and if they PAYING MORE FREIGHT ON FOOD sweet corn, Mnrylnnd, 34,778; New do not have this recreation, they nre THAN FOR THE FOOD. York, 28,006, nnd Iown, 28,505; water­ going the pace thnt kills just as sure­ melons, Georgia, 20,001, and Texas, ly nH the young man who give^up all During the month of August the hlH time to pleasure, and keeps up price of food was 4.11 per cent higher 22,504; cnbbnges, New York, 30,555, tho gait until ho pays the penalty by thnn the price in July, according to nn and Wisconsin, 11,055; green pens, Wiscon, 30,742, nnd Now York, 17,filling an early grnvo. announcement made by the Depart­ •110; enntnlnupcs nnd mnsktnelons, All work, and no play, not only ment of Lnbor. Cnlifornin, 21,170, nnd Arknnsns, 8,makes Jack n dull hoy, but it mnkes The increase in Jacksonville was 5 909; green beans, Floridn, 8,522, nnd his elders sick men sooner or later. per cent. This is the reason that golf has prov­ Potatoes increased 21 percent; eggs New York, 0,028; onions, California, ed such a fascinating game to tho HI per cent; pork chops, cheese and 8,512, nnd New York, 7,500; cucum­ men of mature years, tho men of tho cabbage, 11 per cent; butter, 10 per bers, Michigan, 10,351, nnd Indiana, FRED IS SOME OPERATOR. early twenties and thirties, and tho cent; lard, 8 per cent; sugar 0 per 7,878. Includede in "nil other vegetables" women of nil ages. It hns proven to cent, with varying increases in other Jacksonville, Sept. 23.—Fred Rnproduced In 1919 for snle wore 60,778 ” bo tho greatest game to bring back essential foods, nnult, product of the Tlmcs-Unlon tho ovorworkd business man, tho mnn There were some decreases, the ncres of pop corn, of which 32,042 composing room, recently accomplish­ who Is tired from doing noting, the most outstanding of which wns the ncres wero grown in Iown nnd 7,814 ed what is snitl to he a notable font in mnn with a grouch and the mnn who price of Imnanns, and there might ho ncres in Nebraska; 15,285 ncres in typesetting when ho set 100,000 ems, some comfort in this fact wore it pos- green poppers, of which 6,410 were 0 point type in 10 hours. Renault needs rebuilding. It would he tho greatest thing for Bible to make three squares a day grown in New Jersey, nnd 4,870 In operated nn old Model T, Mcrgonthnl* tho Sanford people thnt they could ob­ out of tills fruit, hut the caloric punch Cnlifornin; carrots, 0,522; cauliflower, er machine, and worked "off the, ta in , and they could do nothing better is not in them. The decrease in the 0,513; beets, 5,255; squashes, 5,370; hook." than invest their money In a golf link price of bananas wns 5 per cent. In turnips, 4,049; pumpkins, 3,050; rhu­ Young Renault enmo to tho Timeswhore not only the tourists and visit­ this connection it might bo well to barb, 2,303; radishes, 2,007; eggplant, Unlon composing room ns galley boy or* to tho city could spend a day or bear in mind thnt the mnjor shipments 1,712; kale, 1,193; okra, 080; brus- nt the nge of 10. Previously he wns in hnnnnns nre by wnter routes. sels sprouts, 084; horseradish, 022; The Increase in potatoes makes pnrsnips, 830; rutabagas, 837; pars­ engaged in selling pap ers on th e them almost out of reach of many ley, 301; onions, green, 340; salsify, streets. He attracted the atten tio n of DEL MONTE moderate-salaried household heads nnd 33; mushrooms, 17; nnd mixed vege­ W. H. BurtiB, foreman of tho com ­ there Is n renson—n striking reason. tables, 30,330 acres.—Orlando Senti­ posing room, who took him in charge PRESERVES nnd under whose direction he has de­ It Is transportation, nel. veloped. The same reason is responsible in a Loganberry i large measure for the Increase in ALL HAIL THE REAL ESTATE!!. Gooseberry LpW TIDE ON THE DEACII prices of other commodities, Noth­ Strawberry in g in this country is doing as much Cherry Rent estate an n profession Is a Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tides at to keep up the high cost of living ns Fig About Snme Hour nnd Minute most essential and important clement tho exorbitant freight rates, which Cranberry Snuce in the success of n city. Orlundo nnd show no signs of coming down but in­ Sept. 23 ........ Orange Marmalade dications of further mounting. Tho Orange county havo 105 rent ostntc Sept. 24 ........ No ono familiar with Dei Monte products needs to bo wholesaler and tho rotuiler are help­ dealers, some large, some,small, but Sopt. 25 ........ less; tho consumer is more helplosH nil contributing tholr efforts towards Sept. 20 ........ ........................... 9:10 told of their delicious (lavor thnn either, beenusu he pays all the ; tho building of n grentcr and more Sept. 27 ........ cost nnd profits from production to 1prosperous section. Wo wish thorn n Sopt. 28 ........ consumption. ! hustling, hustling winter's business Sopt. 29 ........ WBLAKA BLOCK An Atlnnta retail firm two weeks becauso their success and activity re- j Sopt. 30 ........ rhonea 497-404 ago .ook tho public into its confi­ fleets the conditions of tho city ami I dence in tho columns of the local county.—Orlando SentlnoL Sell it with n Herald Wnnt Ad. » I CM »*« ........................................... t " Deane. Turner TsTPW V Have You Ever 'Thought off this a Every time you withhold a dollar from circulation you aro not only in danger of losing it, but you removo it from circulation; you make an idle dol­ lar of it; you thereby*reduce the working capital of your community; you withhold hank credit from someone—and you gain nothing whatever for yourself? there is no argument in favor of withholding your money from the bank. % We offer you the full facilities of this modern in­ stitution. First 3ank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro. fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholscr Attorn ey-at-Law Contractor nnd Builder t Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Plnnca nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed W. Bp*oUllu on Elootriaol Work and can lit. you d.pondakla t.rrlce., H. T. PACE P. O. Box lit BRINO YOUR WX ALSO HAVE COMPXTZNT MECHANICS FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAA Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor* Sketches and Estimates Free; Company building too large and none too isulL Phone 1R9 L. A. Rennud, Prop. HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED— Wilson & Shorey Pino nnd Garland Sta., Orlando, Fix. Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland Elder Springs Water GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Rcnl Estate and Insurance 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fli LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BBST Daily Service [’hone III SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Mill Work Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 9ANFORD .:- FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Pl«- ..Employment Bureau.. ____ TRANSFER The vocntionnl committee of the Busi­ __ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS" requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer National Bank. Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; it os AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman tell us. Phono 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McL&ulin, Jr. OPT. D. HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel” 11.59 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. 0. WILSON. O .n tr SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W liht Bioth.r* Cu m * Bull dint Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Gcncrnl Machine and Roller Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned GILL0N& FRY ELECTRICAL ■ Contractors Phono 442| 1111 P ark Ave. �«Vw'I'&L PP* P A M THEM THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921_________________ Superdreadnaught Washington Is Launched Seminole County Schools GENEVA * + * * * * * * * Mr. M e TW*.r " * « •« * *- »"■ " TEXT BOOKS FOR SESSION 1921-22 h““ " “-j * $t» For Sale by Mobley’s Drug Store, Sanford, Florida chu- fYM ‘ Z . , and MIm Summ.r- k. S£X,«*‘ un- M c F a t‘ FIRST GRADE I UnC' Ur« Chn*. Philips nttond* j{r. cn / • , gt()I10 inland last ed the Picnic Thursdayattended the W$ m A jjootlly number wmm ism rhickm hall, which was given the m ■ : ' : ■ ; 5 a, ATd'o"fihM.ihod,! . church. j * i Mr j T, Flynn le ft Tuezdny f o r J <■' ■ G“„ia W . abort V l .l t nmone r.I . lives and friends. Mlss Helen Moran is In Oviedo via,ting her grandmother, who has been The aupenlreadmiiiglii Washington, one of the four largest and most powerful Imttlesldim of the United Htutcs yifV iU« navy, being launched by the New York Shipbuilding corporation at Camden, N. J. Miss Jean Summers, ten-year-old Mrs M. Caroline Wiloon left Frl- daughter of Representative J. W. Summers, of Walla Walla, Wash., broke a bottle of water taken from the rivers of t o MrtiHt Owton. Bc.ch Washington over the bow of the huge fighting machine. where she will spend a mo* jJ w,*h teT h usband, Dr. Wilson While In KING FOOTBALL AWAITING WEATIIER BUREAU. Geneva Mrs. Wilson visited her niece, CUE TO SPORT PAGE.* Mrs. McFarlane. Weather and Crop Conditions In Flor­ Mr. I. M. Littlor, of Osteen, spent ida for the Week Ending Sep­ NEW YORK, Sept. 22— Old King Mr. Robinson was a visitor in Or­ Monday evening and part of Tuestember 20, 1021. Football is patiently awaiting his cue lando Friday, going down to close tho day with his daughter, Mrs. T. W. Temperature: Temperature aver­ deni in the sale of his place to T, G. to stride onto the sport page next P re v a tt. aged from 2 to 4 degrees above the Roebuck. Thursday, who ntho 1921 season will The barbecue given at the town hall seasonal, except In the extreme south, P. E. Phipps returned Friday from be officially opened by moro than by the ladies of the Baptist church in where it was about normal. Plant City, Tampa and other southern hundred college nnd university elev­ honor of the Baptist convention was Precipitation: The week was un­ points. ens in alt sections of the country. a great success. Fully three hundred usually dry for tho season, no rain Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller were vis­ It Is seldom that tho annual itched' people enjoyed the barbecuo dinner having fallen ovor a largo portion of itors in Orlando Friday. ulo calls for so many games this early on the grounds Tuesday and a lor£e the State, and wherett did occur it was Mrs. Will Rineau hns returned in tho season and a feature of Satur­ number took supper there. On Wed­ entirely Insufficient, except over very home from the Orange General Hos­ day’s gridiron menu lies In tho num­ nesday, ehieken pie and pillau waa small arena. The greatest amounts pital where she has been for several ber of big elevens that will swing into served for dinner and npnrly aB groat reported were 2,7 Inches a t Key West weeks but we are glad to sny she is action. a number attended. Tho delegates re­ and 1.1 inches at Acaln. There wns no much improved. Harvard, Ynle, Pennsylvania, Penn turned to their homes Wednesday rain at Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss State, Dartmouth, Syracuso and Rut­ nght after having been royally en­ Condition of Crops: Practically Olive, nnd J. E. Phipps motored to gers are tho important eastern teams tertained by the Gcnevn people. every crop has suffered more or loess Daytona Beach Monday and were the thnt will open tho season. Harvard Mr. and Mrs. Culpeppor aro en­ seriously during tho week from con­ guests of F. II. Rnnd nnd family. will play a doublchcadcr, taking on S. A. Wilkinson, of Sanford, wns a Middlebury and Boston University. joying a fine screened porch which tinued drought. Alltruck on uplands they have recently built. Is n failure or very poor, replanting visitor in town for severnl dnys tho Conch Fisher will Bond his veterans Mr. William Kilby hns built n fino helng necessary. Cnnc did very well guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Al­ into the game, together with tho most bam on his property. during the week on low lands, but up- len. likely looking recruits. Yolo will meet Friends of Mnster B. J. Overstreet Bates nt Ne Haven, but in the case Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnvitl Speer, of San- lands wero too dry. Swoot potatoes ford, attended the Bnptist barbecuo are backward; much of the crop Is will be pleased to loom that ho won of tho Bulldogs, Captain Aldrich, at At Geneva. Mrs. Speer visited her poor. Citrus lost much fruit; tho drop­ one of the Dayton bicycles that the loft half-back, will bo tho only “vet" Tnmpa Tribune is giving away in its sister, Mrs. I. M. Wicks. ping was serious In H o m e instances, In the line-up. There will be ncrviecs at tho Moth- although tho crop as a whole is good. subscription contest. Penn will open the season against Rev. Burr held services at the Bnpodlit church next Sunday, both mom- Much hay wa saaved; velvet beans Delaware state and tho red and blue 11st church Sunday. tag and evening. Rev. Right, of did very well. The cotton crop is most­ squad Is ready after a two weeks' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen nnd Claude Oviedo, will pronch. ly picked in some localities; it de­ Hincliff motored to Coronado Beach practice session nt Capo May under Mrs, Endor Curlctt and Mrs. Elch- teriorated gxnd there Is no possible the experienced eye of Conch Johnny Sunday for the day. r.er, attended the picnic nt Stone Is­ improvement. Worms have stripped Miss Taylor, of Valley Fort, Gn., is Heismon. land last Thursday. Othor eastern games thnt will at­ plants of foliage In some localities. the guest of her nunt, Miss Florence Mr. T. W. Prevatt and Mr. Fred Tho matter of water supply for stock Lovell. tract moro or less attention will bo McFarlane, were In Sanford on busi­ is becoming c problem, us water courA. E. Bonrdmnn and Mr. Hunter, of Penn State taking on Lebanon Val­ ness Wednesday. sesarcmuch reduced or dry. Maitland, were visitors in town Sun­ ley, Dartmouth playing Norwich. day, coming up to look after Mr. Syracuse In action wlh Hobart and Bnardmnn’s property in West Long- Rutgers tackling Urslnus, West Virginfn will «1ho swing into wood, action, meeting West Virginia WcatMrs. Newman, of Sanford, is spend­ leyan, Georga Tech, with much tho ing a few days with her parents, Mr. snmo team that Inst year throttled and Mrs. Bill Allen. Penn and rwullowed Centro, will play Wako Forrest. Centre’s "praying parson" who will moot llaivnrd again on October 29, Mr. 0. P. Swopo nnd Sidnoy Swope, will open .ho esnson at Danvlllo with returned from Chicago Inst Friday Kentucky Wesleyan. night. California, with most of the stars Mr. Roy Williams, of Sanford, is who trimmed Ohio State 28 to 0 on spending his vnenton with his parents New Year’s Day at Pasndona, Is in Orlando. scheduled to moot St. Mary's at Miss Nclllo King left Sntuniay to Berkeley. tnko charge of tho primary depart­ In tho middlowcBt two big ton ment of the Tlldenvillo school. teams—Indiana and Northwestern— Tho young people gnvo Mabel will ope nthe Benson. Tho Hoosiors Swopo and Eliznbeth Lawton a sur­ meet Franklin nt Bloomington nnd prise party last Friday night, which tho purple cloven Is scheduled with wns an occasion of much merriment Beloit nt Evanston. KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E nnd greatly enjoyed. Tho Methodists held nnothcr out­ Post cards—locnl viowb—lc each nt GOAT MANURE door Sunday school Inst Snbbath, nnd the Herald office. through tho kindness of tho Baptists, And Other Materials hold thoir preaching services in the IH TH E CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Baptist church. FLORIDA__ IN CHANCERY Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swopi spent lle r lll V. ItoliliiMin, Cmn pistil mil. Our Prices Will Save You Money Tl. Monday in Orlando. t \ IV. Sell w Iml I nil Elmmn M. Srhwlml, Ills Mr. and Mrs Blnckwood nnd Miss wife, nml tlis unknown lielrs. iIi-vImm'*, km unr <i tliers claim ing mu If r t \ W, Heliwltnl Innis drove out to Oviedo on busi­ lees stul Kimua M. Hrliwtnit, IW cmlmiU. ness. CITATION Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norris nnd Mrs. V, W. Srliwlml anil Emma II, Seliwtml, resL. U. Mitchell spent Tuesday nnd Tnlilenre unknown: I lie unknown hi-lrs, iletleeee, li-Fiilees, crnnlei-s nr oilier rlnliunufs uniter Wednesday in Orlando. 1’. IV. Krliwlml suit Kimns II. Hctiwlml, nml lo Miss Eliznbeth Lawton nnd Mabel nov oilier person or persons tlnlm lnu snjr In­ terest In mu* to the following ilenerllieil lands Swopo entered Rollins College, Mon­ sltu sle d In Hsmlnole County. Florhls, to-wlt: N ils 1 nml 2 of lllork "A ” of M itchell's Sur­ day. vey of the Levy (Irani. PHONE 536 The Bnptist association being held It appearing from the sworn hill of complslnt flli’il III this cause scaln st you, (list you In Genova this weok is being nttended i.sve or rlslni some Interest In ami to the Inmla hcrelnatxire ilcarrlhed, therefore, you. the by a good many Ovlodo people. salil F. IV. Srliwlml and Emma M, Hchwlmt, aro Tho Methodist church, which hns herehy ordered mid reii Hired to tie ntnl appear before our said Circuit Court, a t tho Court been undergoing repairs is now finish­ llmisi. In Hanford, Florida, on the llnl day of October, A. I). 11*21. and then ami there make ed ,nnd will bo ready for^ho reguinr answer lo the Mil of complaint eihlhlled aitnlnst you, Otherwise a d e rrre pro confoaan will he services. entered agalnat you. Encouraging nows from Mrs. W. P. Anil all oilier persons rlslm lng any right, t i ­ tle nr Interest In mid In the properly hereinCarter nnd Mrs. J. C. Loo, Sr„ hns nlmve described under, by or tlimuich T. W. and Kuimn K. Hrhwlnd. or othrcwlse, boon received by friondB. Tho friends Hctiwlml nro herehy ordered and rmpilred to lie nnd a p ­ of Mrs. O. P. Swope aro pleased to pear Iwfnre our said ('lim it Court, a t the Court House In Hanford, Fkirlila. mi the 7th day of know of her sotady improvement. N orem hrr, A. I), null, and then and there L0NGW00D NOTES Fertilizer Materials OVIEDO Wheeler’s Primer, Revised....................................... ....... .................. ............... 26e (X) Wheeler’s First Reader .........................................................................25fl (X) First Render, Natural Method......... .......................................- ........... 84c Onu Primary Pencil.................................................. „.....™ ...............................05c One Box Crnyolns .............................................................................™ ....... — 10c Money for Paper (To tho Teacher)....™ ............ *......................................25c Berry’s Copy Book, No, I...... ..........™ ............................. ..................................07c SECOND GRADE Wheeler's Second Render, Revised.................................................................. 85c (X) Second Reader, Natural Method............................................................ 42c One Primary Ruler................................_.................... ...... _............................ 05c One Box Crayolns ...................................................... ....... ......_ ....................10c One Primary Pencil........................ ™ ..... ™ ........................... ™..... .....................05c Money for Paper (To tho Teacher)........................ „.........„.......................... 25c Berry's Copy Book, No. II............................................................. ..... ... ..... „..07c THIRD GRADE Wheeler’s Third Render........... ......................................................................... 45c (X) Third Reader, Natural Method..........................._..... ...........................48c Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I...... .................................™™........ ..............82c Milne's Arithmetic, Book I................................... _.............™ .............™ ..... ™ ....82c Money for Paper (To the Teacher)................................... _.......................... 25c Berry’s Copy Book, No. Ill.............................................. ......................™.„™..07c FOURTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fourth Reader......................................................................... .60c (X) Fourth Render, Natural Method.................„.............™ ..... „...................54c Arnold's Mastery of Words, Book I................................................................. 82c Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I.................™ .................................. ™ ..... ™ ............ 32c Hyde’s English Book Number I............. ...........- .... ..... ....„™......... „.............. 35c Frye’s New Geography, Book I...«...................................................................88c Money for Paper (To the Teacher)........................ ............................. .......25c Berry's Copy Book, No. IV............................................................................. 07c FIFTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fifth Render, Revised................................................................ ™...60c (X) Fifth Reader, Child’H World..................................................................60c Milne’s Arithmetic, Book II.......................................... ...... .........................86c Hyde's English Book, Number 1........................ ..... ,.................................... 25c Frye’s New Geography, Book I........................................... ........................... 88c Evans’ First Lessons in American History.............................................. .......45c Berry’s Copy Book, Numbor V........................ .............................................. 07c Arnold’s Mastery qf Words, Book I............................................................... 82c ifl S IX T H G R A D E Wheeler’s Sixth Reader, Revised 60c Milne's Arithmetic, Book II................................... ........................................ 88c Arnold's Mastery of Words, Book II...............................................................82c Hyde’s English Book, Number I I ........................... .............. .......................... 46c Frye’s Higher Geography, with Supplement......................................... .....$1.00 Brevard & Bennett’s Florida History...............................- ............................ 54c Ritchie’s Primer of Hygiene........ ....... ...... .......................................... ........85c Berry's Copy Book, Number VI™.™........................... ................................... 07c Ground T obacco Stem s Chase & Mules! Mules! BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S? They are going fast. A few bargains left. e us show you. I guarantee to save you moriey, All stock guaranteed as represented SANFORD S. Reid FLORIDA GRAND COMMANDERY MEET. BRADENTOW, Sept. 23.—Judge Cary B. Fish, grand commander of Florida, Knights Templar, has issued an ordor to all commnnderies that tho twenty-eighth annual conclave of tho Grand Commandery of tho State will bo held in Palatkn, Friday and Satur­ day, April 21-22, 1822. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. 9 • . 4 * make snsw er to the hill of rorurilslnt e ihlhlled against said unknown partlea, otherwise a de­ cree pro ronfesao will tie entered against said unknown parties. It la ordered that this notice lie published In lha Hanford H erald, a newspaper published In Seminole County, Florid*, once a week for eight consecutive weeks as to I he known par­ ties defendant, nnd once a week • for twelve cnnsecullve week* aa tn lha unknown pkrlle* defendant. IVItnes* my hand and the M ai of tald Cir­ cuit Court ou tills the 31st day of Jnly, A. D. , Wheeler's Render, Revised, VII................................................. ,.......................00c Milne's Arithmetic, Book III........ .................................................................,...41c Hyde’s English Book, Number II....................................................................46c Frye's IlighcY Geography, with Supplement................................................$1.00 Thompson’s History of U. S......................................................................... 1.00 Ritchie’s Primer of Sanitation..........................................................................40c Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II...™...........................-............. .......... ™...82c Berry’s Copy Book, Number VII...................................................... ............... 07c K. A. nOtJULABS Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, lly: A. U . W EEKS, D. 0. OEOntlK 0 . IIF.im iN O . Solicitor and CounMl for Complainant. T-23-lSte life. f ff ff ' r-j- • ft, E IG H T H G R A D E Wheeler's Render, Revised, VIII...................................................... - ............. 00c Arnold's MnHtory of Words. Book II............................ - .................. .............82c Milne's Arithmetic, Book 111................................................................. 41c Hyde's English, „ Book II......................................................... - ..... - .........™...46c Thompson's III Story of U. S. ......................................................................$1.00 Dnvis’ Pioductive Farming............................ 86c Ritchie’s Human Physiology .................................................... .................... 60c Burry’s Copy Book, Number VIII................................................................... 07c Turkington's My Country............................ ...90c it f I \ IIII Mi lw iii Note—Each pupil in the upper grammar school grades should own a dictionary. The school recommends Winston’s Simplified Dictionary. Price 90c. Books marked (X) not to be used until after Christmas. Lumber * Iropped Lumber 18 the lowest that it has been in years and years. But the price of any commodity rarely remains stationary for long. It either goes up or down. Lumber prices have ATS hit bottom. Their next move will >bc upward. Now is the time to buy lumber for build­ ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything, buy your lumber now. LUMBER SERVICE QUALITY I PRICE 11*31. (HEAL) 11 SE V E N T H G R A D E Castor Pom ace H ardw ood A sh es '.,11 . POST CARDS AT THE H RAID OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT H RAID OFFICE Ml ■m RHP 'I t �*' rtvS m m PAGE FOUR EVERYBODY OUT FOR ORLANDO TUESDAY NIGHT All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. ; STRENGTH SERVICE PROGRESS 4 % INTEREST PAID SO CIETY MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIDAY—Mrs. R. C. Bowor will en­ tertain nt brldgo in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Lnznrus, of Brooklyn, New York. Snturdny—The Children’s Story Hour will be held nt the Centml Park at 6 p. m. MONDAY—Mrs. H. II. McCnsIln will entertain the members of the West­ minster Club nt her home on Mngnolln Ave., nt 7:30 p, m. Pipe Organ Club will give a swim­ ming party at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Slnnh Bray nnd Miss Clara Milieu will be hostesses. ,, ... piled „ , around „ , it. ™ the gifts These wero . . 1 1 , 1 by the opened nnd greatly admired ^ ,_ V . _____ guests. Late In tho nfternoon the hostesses served lee cream nnd cake ns refreshments. k Miss Allen was very attractive, on this occasion wenring n black satin frock trimmed with henna. There wore about twenty-five guests nt this delightful party, among them being the members of tho "Dcpendnbles" class of the Methodist church. MOTHERS CLUB. Mrs. It. It. Dens entertained the members of Ihe Mothers Club Friday afternoon nt her homo on Pari; Ave. The nfternoni vr.s very delightfully spent with contests, music and convonsntlon. Mrs. D. C. ,Marlowe won the prize, a Mndcrin tray cloth, in the needle threading content. Following the contests tho hostess served cherry ice cream mid cake as Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown have re­ refreshments. turned from their wedding trip."They AN ENJOYABLE TRIP. visited nil the places of interest on A most enjoyable trip wns that tho west const. taken by Mr. nnd Mrs. Thornton nnd WU-i Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lovell nnd little Mr. nnd Mrs. Bnbhitt down the east Bon Frederick, left this afternoon for const from New Smyrna over to Ti­ their homo In Tampa, after spending tusville, and on a good road along soveral days here ns tho guests of the banks of the beautiful Indian rivMrs. M. W. Lovell, nnd Mrs, 1). C. er .the first stop was Cocoa, a pretty Marlowe. little village right on the river bank. West Palm Bench, with Its mammoth Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is hotels, palm trees, tropical fruits, etc., the' guest of her cousin, Miss Dorothy was a plnco of much interest. Miami StokeB. and Minmii Beach, truly calted “the garden spot of the world.” Fifty The Daughters of Wesley of the miles farther down the road is the M. E. Church, wll Ihold their annual wonderful “Royal Palm Park,” which bazaar and supper Snturdny, Novem­ has been given over to the Woman’s ber 10, 1021, Place to bo announced Federation of Clubs, as a state park, perfectly magnificent in its quiet su­ later. blimity. The same road was travers­ ed back to Palm Bench then across IN HONOR OF BRIDE-ELECT. A pertty compliment to Miss Anna tho state via, one of four canals over Allen, a bride elect of this month, which one must do their own ferry­ wns the “shower” given yesterday a f­ ing. needless to say the ronds were ternoon by Mrs. William Hand and rough only making six miles per hour MIsh Julia Lning, at the home of Mrs. on low. Lake Okeechobee, a vnst expanse of Hand. water, measuring fifty-one miles from Quantities of pink vine, hibiscus (he little village, Rittn, to Okeecho­ and fern were used in decorating the bee City. rooms. I Frim this point to Moore Haven, M ubIc wns furnished throughout one sees the rich farm lands of the tho afternoon by a Victrola. Tho nf* Everglade region. ternoon was pleasantly spent with Across the prairie to Citrus Center, contests and music, there was also n then to Ft. Myers on the Cnloosebride’s book and the guests wore ask­ ed to write their favorite receipts in hntcho° rlct’r- thon 11 roturn tn Ar™* it, uml it wiih later presented to the din for the night and on to Tnmpn, the principal west coast city, and a honoree for future reference. Tho “Shower” was presented in a I busy one, most as lively ns our own g. most charming manner. Master Guy •Sanford. m : Allen, Jr., dressed in white, entered i.V' drawing an express wagon which NATIONAL BISCUIT CO., i/ REDUCES ALL PRICES wnH beautifully decorated In pink and MAKING BIG REDUCTION. white crepe paper and a basket of pink vino placed in the center with The National Biscuit Company tins |j& announced a sweeping reduction on % its entire line, both packages nnd hulk & ", which plus previous reductions gen­ erally, cuts away from 05 to 70 per cent, of tho ndvnnco during the wnr --------- THE NEW---------period. Several other reductions were made by the compnny thin year, its policy being to pass along automatically de­ clines in thu raw materials. In this case, however, it hns gone so far thnt “Foot of First Street” It expects tho new prices will stand MV Batteries with a for many months, feeling thnt with price stability assured, tho trndu and TWO-YEAR public will buy with confidence, a Guarantee state of mind thnt, o fcoursc, mnkes for better business everywhere. Batteries at I, I' ♦ , El). (;* Everybody out for tho trip to OrInndo next Tuesday night. Sanford should take 100 live members of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce to the capital of Orange county on that night. It la tho "return engagement" of the Orlando Chnmbcr of Commerce and they had such a good time here n few weeks ago that they are anxious to return the compliment and have fix­ ed up n great big program that will satisfy the innor and tho outer man and be a feast of reason and flow of the soul iu every scnco of tho word. Snnford nnd Orlando have so much in common that the two cities should get together at every opportunity and discuss the various plans for tho bet­ terment of tho two counties and the two cities, It will be an evening of pleasure and profit nnd ovory business man in Sanford should lay nBide his business cures for that night nnd go to Orlnndo. All those who intend going should let Secretary Pearman know nbout It , at once in order thnt he can innko ar_____ . , rnngements for your transportation nnd cun let Secretary Cox of the Orlandn Chamber, know how niuny will he there. By nil means go to Orlnndo Tues­ day night, September 27th. The Seminole County jj Bank »> - I f . 1 iII 111.. »* 1 J|:» 11 ♦ ■i. ■%41 « b >i i .1 ^ I L i n i n n ANNOUNCING HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. CUT PRICES GENERATOR nnd ELEC­ TRICAL WORK Welding ROAD SERVICE Phone 83-W •• New Filling Station CREPE AND CROCHET . i *• '. i A,' •■ -f Secretary Davis says: “This is tho timo whon wo need to trust ench oth­ er." Thnt would mnko a nlco 'desk motto for our coal man.—Toledo Blade. Offico supplies of all kinds at The Urrnld Printing Co. When you want ••nythlng in this lino see Tho Herald. We huvo It or can get It. • i THE OUTLOOK ORLANDO CHAMBER OP COMMERCE WILL BE HOST TO SAN* FORD CHAMBER COMMERCE Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. LV r. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER feS, 1921 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. rate \ ■ Crop Conditions the country over are generally good. The wheat crop has shown bountiful yield. Corn sections promUe a splendid yield. Cotton growing states are diversion* crops and will harvest corn and hay. It looks good. Off to School The only reul rival of gi*<*rgt»tfe In blouses Is crepe de chine. In this elegunt blouse It appears In a warm tnn color, with collar. '’utTs, pcpluin nnd buttons hnnd-crnciictcd of silk In tho snino shade, Nothing more refilled or sinnrtdins been presented for fnll. CITY ENGINEER RAMSEY RETURNS FROM TRIP. Fresh from vacation with a resolute eye and spri’ gy step, your children—and how fine they look in their new togs. Perhaps their newness makes them look more manly and lady-like. And you know they are going to be comfortable in their new shoes if they are these fine tan calf good- * year welt boots patterned after tho kind Dad wears. Good style—excellent workmanship—dependable ORLANDO, Sept. 23.—City Engi­ quality—very reasonable price. A few distin­ neer G. R. Ramsey tins returned from guishing features of our children's shoes. an automobile tour which carried him to the Pacific coast nnd covered n distance of 7,530 miles. The west­ I ward journey wns made via. Atlanta, Louisville, Knnsns City, Denver nnd Salt Lake City to Snn Francisco, nnd consumed twenty-four days. On the return trip, which took twenty-three days, Mr. Itnmsey went south to Los Important Sunday Angeles, and journeyed eastward via. School Meeting to Be TiiHCon, F,l Paso, Vicksburg nnd Mont­ Held at St. Petersburg gomery. Mr. Ramscly snld only nbout ton ... e . . . o i l i • . i , ! per cent of tho ronds were hnrdsurFirst Nat’I Hank Annex section, esp.el.llr .l,„sc belonplnp (o f«ee<l. «Uhous h the dirt r.m,Is were n the ormtnlzcd .losses, will be interest. ,nlrl>«.n<1.0on. In erossloB tho SEE OUR WINDOW (Diet* ed in thee big »•!<’ Federation Fn.lnrntlnn nf iVn.ino1 ‘ .<>00 ,nil< ’ 8 of Wesley 1*000 ml,c8 of of *desert * * * * couutry c,OUUtry from , Bible clnsse; sacs to he held in St. P eters-1‘SftH U ko City to tho S,t>rr'1 NcvntJn Sunday m(ll,|ltu'ns, the road wns the nbnndonburg, October I, 5 and f): _____„ school lenders are of the opinion that 0,1 111,11 11 railroad, in many places this will lie one of tho most helpful1la'lri^ eighty feet high and not more meetings of the Federation since the dinn **’n feet wide. All along this SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS date of its organization six years ago route, lie said, were the wrecks of JOHN GORE, Proprietor in the city of Orlando. An excellent1abandoned automobiles*, many of CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY program has been arranged for the oc- Giem having been destroyed by (ire. 1018 West First Street _ 1018 West First Strict ension nnd a good time is anticipated. ------------------------It is desired that every class nnd ev- THE BAPTIST TEMPLE TO HAVE A ROOF GARDEN ery Sunday School in the Floridn Con Notico of Application for Tax Deed SUGAR * ILL AT ferenoo he represented. Reduced rates ----- — Under Section 575 of the General WEST PALM BEACH. have been secured at the hotels nnd, Tho members at the Baptist TcmStatutes of the Stale of Florida those who attend nre promisd a most ph* have decided to build a Roof GnrWEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 23.— j Notice is hereby given that M. T. heliTiil stay in tho Sunshine City. den on the now three story building. Shipment of steel for the structure Spivey, purchaser of Tax Certificate . ____ Mans have been practically agreed to house tho hvjgnr mill of the Flori-' No. 55y dated the 2nd day of June, A. LAKE COUNTY MATRONS MAKE upon, which include lights, flower boxes, stage, etc. It is hoped to have the da Sugnr and Food Products Co., a U1,1,8 filc(l 81,1,1 cprtiflcnte in KEMAItKABLE BASS CATCH. work completed by Easter so that on short distance southeast of Canal ” iy offico. n,,,T 1,1,8 ma'\c “PPl^ation Dcci1 la8^ , 1,1 ilcto;dan” In a county with twelve hundred or Monday night following it may he Point, on tho West Palm Beach canal, f° r has been made by a concern in Rontf'“w- , S,lU c« ‘i, c,te more lakes, all teaming with bass, it Ol,onctl i Vn., ,r according .. , advices rocoiv- the following described. property to ... .. sh­ is only natural *.o find many export A clul) twenty young ladies, ake, , , . ... . unted in Seminole County, Honda, to­ fishermen, hut heretofore wo have known HS the Roof Garden Club, have ed here. The building will bo 100 feet wit: Lot 0, Block 8, Tier ,,D, Snnfori chronicled few instances of exception­ the raising of the funds in hand. The wide nnd 200 feet long. S. W. Bollin­ The said land being nssessed nt the al catches being made by the female officers are: Miss Adcle Hines, presi­ ger, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who owns 4,- date of the Issuance of such certificate dent; Miss Ituby Roy, vice-president; 000 acres of Evergindes land in Palm anglers of this section. Perhaps the in the name of Unknown. Unless said Miss Kate Williams, secy.-trens, Bench county, nnd who is a lurge most remarkable display of proficient ■ The first social put on by the new stockholder in the company, will su­ certificate shall bo redeemed accordinf angling and large number of big bass Iclub will take place tonight nt tho to law tax deed will issue thereon on captured by women in Lake-county ' J,’ V.f dM rs. .iTlYMiller, ilOO perintend construction of the building the 28th day of October, A. I>. 1921. Witness my official signature and occurred last week when Mrs. I’. S. i WoBt Fir8t street. The large lawn nnd installation! of tho machinery. Kennedy, of Euustis, nnd Mrs. V. K. wj|| |,t, „iH0 jn use. All people inter- Mr. Bollinger hns built runny sugnr senl this the 23rd day of September, A. D. 1921. Nuckols, of Umatilla, captured in one 08tC(| jn the plans and purposes of tho mills in Cuba an elsewhere. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, afternoon fifty pounds of tho game club arc invited. A new tobacco company has been Clerk Circuit Court fish known ns hlg-mouth bnss. Mrs. Seminole County, Ha. Kennedy caught one bnss weighing The difference between the harem formed nt Madison, the Truiuck To­ bacco Co. They will grow leaf toO-23-Otc By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. nine nnd one-qunrtcr pounds nnd one system and our divorce system is that bncco. weighing six and one-quarter pounds. the hnrum keeper hns to support them Thu world nows the day it hnppeiu, Mrs. Nuckols landed a nine and one- all at once. delivered ut your door each oieninf, half and n four nnd one-half pound­ PoBt cards—local vlowi -ic each at I Be the week. the Herald office. er, the two ntso catching ten others Bay it with a Herald Want Ad. weighing two pounds or better. That these Indies located a school of extra large bass js demonstrated by tlju fact thnt Mrs. Kennedy InHt three a r­ ■ g tificial minnows and Mrs. Nuckols a AGAIN VVE CALL MOTHER’S ATTENTION TO OUR N two nnd one rod wns broken in tho fl melee with the finny tribe. Twenty pound test lines were used, evidence 15 thnt the fish thnt succeeded in break­ ing five lines must have been of un­ usual proportions. The Indies wore FOR BOYS AND GIRLS fishing from tho snmo boat with Mr. V. K. Nuckols propelling tho boat.— The average child takes five stops to every one of the adult. Therefore it is economy to Euntls Lnko Region. v,----------------------buy good shoes for the boy and girl. BUSTER BROWN SHOES are made of the bes leathers that money can buy nnd are made by expert shoe builders. The fit and servict NOTICE! that the BUSTER BROWN SHOES gives mnkes them cheaper shoes than the medium All Grnmmur School pupils expect­ priced shoes of other makes.. The prices are reasonable. If your children have not worn ing to take examinations, please meet nt the Grammar School building on them, give them a trial. . Thursday, September 21), 1921, nt 9:00 Do not forget thnt we have a BUSTER BROWN pencil or tablet for every boy nnd gill o'clock. wearing or buying shoes from us. New pupils entering the Grnmmnr School please meet tho principal in tho Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, per pair................................. .............. 25c to 50c office nt cloven o’clock Thursday morning in order to be classified. This Boys’ Casimer Suits, two pair of Pants, per s u it.........................$12.00 Upplies only to grndoH from fiftli thru High School Boys’ Suits, Long Pants, per s u it...........$16.00 to $25.00 the eighth, CLARA MILLEN, Men’s Suits, each............. ................................................. $18.00 to $40.00 , Principal. V U K MASS • |«. U • M l O ff. B u s te r Brouxn Shoes FISH FERTILIZER PLANT. Panama City, Sept. 23.—Tontativo arrangements fo rtho loention of u large fiHh fertilizer plant horo have been made by O. J. DoLnncy, former­ ly associated with tho Southern Man­ hattan Interests at Port St. Joa. Mr. DoLnney i ssnid to havo assured tho cooperation of financial interests hero nnd believes tho industry would prove profitable. TfT Jr.vTT-_________ Boys’ and Girls’ Rain Coats, each.......................................$3.50 to $4.50 Complete line of Boys’ Pants, Blouses and Shirts at right prices. Fit your boys and girls out for school at the store that is offering the greatest value for the least money. THRASHER SANFORD, FLORIDA GARNER SANFORD, FLORIDA �yriH •T y /y . Ti; ■ ' SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,1921 ijtU s Mention of sutler* l» nfl® SKtond It*® 1 .flBlww* * In and About Jt The City Snamtry of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readera To attain real peace the world muat work lta arma off.—Norfolk Pilot. Few moni army blankets on Bnlo at $3.18.—Thrasher Si Gamer. l57-2to The Sanford Band Now nrmy tarpaulins, 10x12 at $12.00.—Thrasher Sl Garner. 157-2tc __ - • THE WEATHl R Duty In never n pleasure If It Is n tariff duty.—Hartford Tlfaes. F air tonight For Florida: j °c-turdny except probably * i e m in the extreme South ; r r # * * ** TEMPERATURE * vu,tor In KUaimmee yesterday. Loroy Harden, of Orange C ity, w as , £ , l n . » visltor^hero yesterday. F r en H o t Shop and P ressing Club i.n dve work. All work g u aran teed . j? £ w A » . - j E McColiock, of Jacksonville, wns in ’the city yesterday tra n sa c tin g We seemed to have mndc the weather man mad talking about his failure to bring on a rain and he Bhot the old bulb up another notch yesterday. However, it is lino moonlight nights nnd plenty of chicken thieves to add zest to the joy of living: 5:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 23 Maximum .......................... 05 Minimum .......................... 08 Range .......................... 70 Barometer ......................30.13 Calm and clear. Army pup tents, $3.50. Fine fori children.—Thrasher Si Garnor. 157-2tc Four nrmy spring cots, good bb new a $10 cot nt $3.48.—Thrasher Si Gar­ ner. 157-2tc Senator Franco says Moscow la safer than Now York. So is a morgue. —Sioux Fnlls Argus Lender. 10x10, 12-oz. am vans nrmy tent, ut $30. Dx9 12-oz. canvass nrmy tent at $21.00, at Thrasher Ac Garners. 157-2tc Have your watches and jewelry re­ Wlllio Stringfollow is in the city paired at McLnulln’s. Two firs t class today calling on his many friends. watch makers. Prom pt service. 140-tfc Willie hns been selling roofling nnd building material, but on tho first of j p. Woodruff has resigned as tell­ October will probably take up a now er at the Seminole bank nnd ncccpt- line. cd a similar position with the Peoples bank where he will bo glnd to Bee his ROOFING, Red nnd green slate surfuco, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger mnny friends. ■---------9 brand, plnln, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; CHICKEN DINNER, Sundny noon 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address and evening, Gray, Gables, on tho M. E. Ginn, Box 391. 139-20tp a beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 401. Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-flm “ EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Ginnt thnt lives In n box. We enn now fur­ Circle No. 5, of tho Missionary So­ nish six Volt Batteries at $24.50. Wo ciety of the M. E. church will meet buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ with Mrs. G. A. Bedford Monday af­ pair nil makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ ternoon at I o’clock, 115 French nvo. ers. Phone 518. 150-tfe 167-2tp IN All cm .i BETWEEN NOW AND THEN it would be well for the well dressed man to see that he has his wardrobe complete for that day. And there is one way that you can nnd will be amongst the very best dressed and that is BRING your TROUBLES to US. WE GUARANTEE TO HAVE YOU DRESSED-----------RIGHT AT THE LEAST COST----------- Tho three R’s of tho modern school­ girl are rouge, rice powder and rough stuff.—Washington Poost, Army officer’s shoes, $0.50; regular army shoes, $0.50, The best mndc.— Thrasher & Garner. l57-2tc r/ M r / sa / m / ?E k L Sanford, Fla. On Buie nt Thrasher & Gnrncr’n, new nrmy cotton fe lt cot m u ttresscs n t hnlf price, $4.50. 157-tc Go to Orlnmlo next Tuesday to tho Chnntber of Commerce banquet. Let Secretary Ponrmon know nt once whether you enn go or not. -------Mrs, L. P. Hngnn nnd daughter Lennbeiie, nnd Mrs. II. J, Holly nnd daughter, Mildred, were the guests of Mrs, Roy Symcs nt Winder Park todiiy. -------Among the visitors to the city today is James F. Ward, better known as "Jimmy” Ward, who in years gone by was a familiar figure on the streets of Sanford but who like other transpollution men, lias been scarce since tho war. Jimmy Ward is the traveling freight and passenger agent of tho Merchants & Miners Steamship Co., nnd he is looking over this territory with the view of obtaining more freight by the neuter routes. The M. & M. now hns two boats a week from Jacksonville nnd n much better ser­ vice between Jacksonville and Balti­ more and other points thnn ever be­ fore. TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids 32x4 'A ...,............ $27.50 34x4 Mi ........................................ 31.00 All other sizes any make in propor­ tion. Get our prices before you buy.— Ray Brothers, Phone 548. 150-tfc Middy Wash Suits, $2.50 to $4.00 values, as long as they last at 98c. —Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ ing Co. 152-0to JOHN GORE MAKING MANY FINE MONUMENTS ,------Jolifi Gore is nmking many fine monuments now for local people nnd for ninny customers in other counties, His marble works on West First street is crowded with work of nil kinds nnd he bus made a great success of this business sincu stnrting about six months ago. Among his lutcat fine monuments recently erected is one just finished and placed in the Oakland cemetery for Leo Bogard, who wns one of the victims of the riots at Ocoee last fall. Read bis ad­ vertisement in the Daily Herald and if you ure needing anything in this line give John a chance at it—lhe is one of the best in the business. NOTICE i ALL ARE 1922 MODELS I-(]uippcd with the famous Ansted Motor, six wire wheels, lfUo extra tires, windshield wings, front find rear bumpers, l(>nt and rear snubbers, trunk rack and trunk on the rear ‘>nil other special equipment that goes to make this the most complete automobile on the American market. The Lark out-classes anything under $4,000. Is unequalled in perormnnee, durable and economical. Get a Demonstration and You’ll Be -Con­ vinced that the LARK has no equal can make immediate deliveries of the Lark, the regular ,lve passenger, the Model T seven passenger and tho Thoroored. Also closed models. * B.&0. Motor Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA DISTRIBUTORS FOR bEMINOLE, LAKE, MARION, VOLUSIA, BREVARD, ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES ' Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that *."} rents nnd positively no classified nds charged to snyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE—A new bungalow at n real bargain. Good terms.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-Gtp FOR SALE—One heaVy duty twowheel trniler in good condition. In­ quire nt Ford Garage. 143-tfc FOR SALE—Two big lots cheap, on the height of Magnolia uvo.—J. S. Harvard. 154-3tp FOR SALE—Stable manure; enr lots. Good dry stock. Price $7 p.i? ton, f. n. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. 131-tfc. Southbound Departs Arrive 2:40 a. m No. 83_____2:86 a. m. 8:4u u. tu. No. 27.......... No. 89.......... 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. ni. No. 85.......... 6:55 p. m. 7:10 p. m. North Bound Departs Arrive 2:03 a. m. Vn. 82_____1:48 a. m. No. 84........ -11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. 80.......... 8:05 p.m. 8:25 p, nr. No. With Near East Relief 28.......... 10:00 p. in. No. Frank Talbott’s Broth­ FOR SALE—l form ennner nnd sev­ Trilby Branch er Returns to America eral dm.cn jars. Very reasonable. Depart* Arrive 0:00 a. m. Address *'E. II." care Herald. dh-tf •No. 100.......... Frank Talbott hns received n letter •No. 24.......... 3:25 p. ni FOR SALE — Two lake front lots. from his brother, Rov. E. Guy Talbott, *No 158.......... 7:00 n. m. Best lots In city for a beautiful who recently returned from a three No. 22..., 7:35 p. m. home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate months tour with the Near East Re­ Leesburg Branch Man.' 154-Gtp lief expedition in which ho visited Depart? i .— ---------- *......................................... ............. .............. Arrive FOR SALE—7 room cottage, plasterTurkey, Italy, France, Russia nnd 'No. 167.— 4:00 p. r . | id, well finished and in good condi­ England. He almost died in Russia No. 21..... 2:52 p. m. tion. One acre of land. Good barn, ami says that conditions over there •No. 101 — 6:30 p. n tenant house; Dclco lighting system, arc almost beyond belief. Money has •No. 25— 2:00 p. m. on St. Johns' river. Cnnnl coming up no value and rubles thnt before the No. 22............ 7:00 p .m . [from river at rear of place where war were worth fifty cents in our Oviedo Branch boats can bo kept.—A. P. Connelly. money are now 1,000 for one cent. He Arrive Departs 153-4tc paid his droskey driver 100,000 rubles •No. 126..........11:00 a.m. for an hour’s drive nnd bread is sell­ ♦No. 127_____ 3:40 p.m FOR SALE—Lot on brick Htreet In front of Rose Court.—E. F. Lane, ing nt 8,000 rubles per pound. •Dally, except Sunday. Of all the countries visited he liked Tho Real Estate Mnn. 156-3tp England the beat but upon his return i FOR SALE—A pair of young, black DRINK t says there is no place like the good mare mules, nt a bargain, Phono old U, S. A. nnd Cullfomin where ho Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 100._______________________ 152-tfc per cent pure. Phone 31L lives. FOR SALE—Large two story store building at Pnolu, Fla. Cun be made into’good npartmont house upstairs. 7 miles from Sanford on hard road.— A. P. Connelly. 163-4tc ' ’FOR SALE—Jersey heifer, age 18 # months. $35.00. Also young cow cheap. 1101 French Ave. 166-3tp Formerly with A. P. Connelly FOR SALE—Now bnby bed.—Mrn. A. HAS OPENED REAL ESTATE OFFICE 'i B. Huntley, 211 French Avenue. 155-Stp at 115 Park Avenue FOlTSALE—3 dozTl quart fruit jars. All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to Address J, care of Herald. 165-tp. Promptly Fur office supplies, stationery, etc. Will the party that was seen pick­ ing up the 31x4 Goodyear tire that foil from my cur Thursday afternoon near the Hand Blacksmith Shop on First street, please deliver the same to my address and receive reward? E. W. Stiles, 1021 West Third Street, Sanford, Fla. 157-2tp ||| f t ' <r FOR RENT—Two furnished front 153-fltp rooms at 200 Park Ave. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. 152-tfc Apply 1004 Elm Ave. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W First Street. 155-3tp Full RENT—Improved celery land, in immediate planting condition.— G. H. Edward’s, Pace’s Lane. 15G*Gtp t > WANTED WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Call at 20(1 Park Ave._________ 153-fltp WANTED—Hemstitching and pecoting, also orders for all kinds of pleating. 124 Palmetto Avo, 140-fltc WANTED—Position as housekeeper, or any kind of house work. Apply Lena ICricg, Morisco Fruit Stand, First street. lGG-3tp WANTED—All musicians in Sanford who can piny n band instrument. It will i»e to your interest to seo G. O. Fellows, manager of the Snnford Hand._____________ 160-5tdh BOARD AND ROOM HOARD AND ROOM—I’rivnto fomily. 710 Oak Ave. 15i-7tp CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED r and cleaned nt your home or wo will mil for nnd deliver. Hamilton Beach Electric Washers used.—Sanford Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560 \ •l-’J g SCHOOL DAYS l 1 I with months of strunuoua work are nearly here. You should take pnlna to find out whether your children's eyes are normal. Has school work nnd rending Htraincd your boy’s oyea? Poor eyesight, undiscovered, nmy re­ tard a child’s whole progress In life. TOM MOORE ® OPTOM EXIHST—OPTICIAN Office Opp P. (). Phone 192 Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason; Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses C. A. MATHEWS See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. t BALL HARDWARE come to the Herald office. CO. ' t ; if FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE—1(1 acres grove, 7 acres wild land on hard road on small lake. Ideal place to build a homo. Price $4,000,—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. 154-5tp IFOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. 131-tfc BrUmley. NOTICE! FUR SALE—10 room house with All members of the Sanford Bund must be present at rehearsal both to -' ttloclrlc lights, both and «hower, 31 night and Tuesday night. Important!»fre8 r’ ,n ^rovt! " ith J0° business. jWff orunK° troc8» P«ttr8< persimmons, G C FFLI OWS and pecan trees,—E. 1*. Lane, tho Real 154-Gtp Manager. ' Estate Man. FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Avo., and Fourth LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC­ Street. 04-01. ING—Tho builder may still got the advantage of low building cost by f o r SALE—0 room house,*4 acres of submitting schedules to us and getting land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens. direct-from-mill-to-buiider service. Price $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewn- Estate Man. 154-Btp ter cypress, mnnufncturcd’ln best mills FOR SALE—8-rooni house with nil insures first quulity nt lowest pos­ modern convenience, excellent resible cost consistent with good lum­ pnir. Private water works, in desir­ ber—loss middlemen’s henvy profit.— able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Porry, ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. Florida. 138-o.o.d-13tc 110-tfc i'll AIN SCHEDULE have ju s t received a carload o f these cars 14.' One of the ouatnnding features of the big Gala Day and Merchant’s Carnival next Thursday, is Sanford's own band. The first time in the history of San­ ford, the music for the entire day will be handled by Sanford musicians. If you haven't heard the Sanford Band play, a real treat is in store for you that day. Wonderful army trunks at $8.60 Just the thing for auto trips.—Thrash­ er & Garner. 157-2U # # # # # # # # buslnesi. PAG! m i ■, 7* T| ! ! jin �■. r ^ P ■ ^ S iS P « PAGB SIX Pl \ . ,i ...--... i |p - v ••'■^ . '• * ■• ' THIS SAINFUIUJ WGXSIUUX JtlEKALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 38, lty21 IM III m fl \I^W ‘'l- ms k v *4 ORLANDO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET w [ N ig h t, S e p t e m b e r 2 7 th H ;■ AT ORLANDO nw.. A ll th ose m em bers of the S an ford C ham ber o f C om m erce w h o can and w ill attend th is banquet are req u ested to g iv e your n a m es to S ecreta ry P earm an at on ce. If you h a v e a car and w ill u se it let th is fa ct be k n o w n in order that the transportation problem can be attended to at on ce. fe - Remember this will be a Get-together Meeting of Sanford and Orlando and Means Much to Both Cities and Counties serrations are Being Made for 75 Members from Sanford. You Should Go ? ■■ s M jjFfc. ™|r "y "y ▼T^T V ^ rv ^ r "4" T yT gV V y EIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION OF SEMINOLE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION CONVENED AT GENEVA, SEPT. 19 BIT . YESTERDAY’S TRAP SCORE AT THE ROD & GUN CLUB NOTICE wMi! lU m . - ■. . '! . ... NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALB IF SKIN BREAKS Notice is hereby given that under A strong EnBt wind interfered with and by virtue of that ccrtuin final de­ OUT AND ITCHES cree of foreclosure and sale entered the marksmanship of the contestants nt the trap shoot yesterday nnd as n in the Circuit Court of Seminole cooAPPLY SULPHUR result the scores for yesterdny’s con­ ty, Florida, dated September 9th, test are a little below tho average. 1921, wherein Mnry Emma Wcinut, Dr, and Mrs. Tom Moore, Jno. D. However, for strictly amnteur murksJinkins, and others. manship they are really good and the Rev. J. N. Thompson, pnstor of the contestants deserve commendation for churches nt Oviedo and Geneva, was the scores thnt arc being nindc. olectod moderator, and Jno. D. JinkIt is proposed to move tho trap next ins, wns re-elected clerk and treas­ week to the bulkhead between the The eighth annual suasion of the urer. Clyde Line and the City Docks where It will bo accessible to tho many visi­ Sominolo Baptist Association con­ The association, which Is compris­ tors who will be here on Thursday, vened nt Geneva, Fla., at 8 p. in., ed of tho Baptist churches at Chulu* September 29th attending tho Gain Monday, September 19, 1921. ota, Daytona, DoLand, Eustis, Geneva, NEGRESS MOONSHINER. Dny festivities. Rev. W. W. William, State Sunday Lake Monroo, Longwood, New Smyr­ At tho present timo the shooting is school secretary, led on inspiring do- na, Oviedo, Sanford, Titusville, Uma­ Fort Myors, Sept. 22.—An old time open to any one who cares to shoot votionnl Horvlcc. The nnnual sermon tilla, and smaller churches within this was preached by Rev. R. W. Thiot, territory, wns exceptionally well at­ negro woman brought before County and it is expected that mnny will try pastor of the First Baptist church nt tended, mnny vlaitors in addition to Judge Stout this week for violation of their hands nt this flno sport next DeLnnd, in which he sot forth in a tho regular delegates,, being proe- tho liquor laws, pleaded so strongly Thursday, who are not regular con­ very forceful manner the part Bnp- cnt. While Genova is one of tho that' her nanio not bo advertised ns testants nt the trap. Yesterday's score, together with tho tlsts have taken through all the years anmller churches in tho association, that of n person involved in a liquor season’s percentage of those who en­ ense that tho Judge ngrecd to with­ in the grent struggle for religious the people of the entire community, tered tho contest yesterday is ns fol­ hold it. liberty and tho right of every person irrespective of denomination, opened lows: Tho discovery of nine gnllonB of to worship God according to the dict­ their homes, nnd bestowed upon all Yest. Season ates of his own conscience. comers, 'the most bounteous hospi- moonshino liquor in her homo, how­ Contestant— Score. Pctg. ever, drow a fine of $300 or fl months Tho delegates attending from San­ tnllty. Never hns the association Cowan, J. II..................... 25-19 80C ford were Judge and Mrs. Schcllo boon entertained in more lavish style, In jnil, nnd nftcr a vnin nt^empt to Gibbs, L. II..................... 50-10 772 convince tho judge that she did not Mnincs, Dr. ami Mrs. George Hyman, and with grenter hospitality. Woodruff, F. L., Jr....... 50-38 700 Mrs. E. E. Cox, II. S. Scllick, Mrs. A. The reports from tho various hnvo thnt much money, she extracted Coleman, Bon ............... 25-17 090 J. Losslng, Mrs. A. C. Losaing, Mrs. churches shows marked progress in a $100 bill from her stocking nnd ac­ Stevens, R. E.................. 100-02 087 F. E. Gatchel, M. M. Stewart, Mr. and all lincss of church activity, especial­ companied by an officer went to n |Whltncr, Clms................. 50-34 081 MrB. Hnrry Darrow, Mias Onrrie ly in Increased membership in many hnnk nnd enshed her personal check {Newman, It. A................ 75-52 008 Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, of tho churches, the additions by for the other $200. 007 Judge Stout stntcd thnt he imposed Kennedy, K..................... 25-19 Baptism during tho, last yenr being j Puleston, Snm ............... 75-50 042 about three hundred, nnd affiliations n comparatively light fine because Hand, Walter S.............. 25-17 033 by letter 2fi8; the present member­ there wore no facilities in tho county !Hill, W. C...................... 75-50 ship in thlH association is 2,912. Th<i Jail for caring properly for women Maxwell, It. C................ 50-30 nmount of money rnlsed nnd expend­ prisoners nnd thnt he nnincd a B urn IHoward, Claude C......... 50-22 ed, including homo expenses, mis­ within hounds of whnt she probably 'Hickson, D. C................. 25-19 City Licenses Due Oc­ sions, etc,, during tho pnst yenr, could raise. Both doors of the jail iHickson, J. T................. 25-18 consists of ono room ouch with a |Yountz, Snm ......... ;..... 60-23 $102,098.28. tober 1, 1921 group of enges guilt in tho center and iWight, R. II.................... 75-40 Stetson University was nbly repre­ without an ysolld partition which ATTENTION Is called to the fact sented by Rev. C. S. Farriss, D.D., would properly segregate tho women 'Higgins, Ed.................... 75-40 that all City Licenses nro payable on vice-president; nnd two of the stu­ from tho men prisoners. As women Douglass, Vance .......... 50-22 or before October 1, 1021. | dents, James Dny, Jr., ami Howard cannot bo worked on tho county roads Smith, II. P.................... 50-21 'Mobloy, E. D................. 26-10 SPECIAL ATTENTION is colled to Gallant. they must servo their time in Jnil If Herndon, B. W............... 25- 7 Tho Sunday School nnd B. Y. I\ U., unable tenpay flno. Stootoff, C.................. 25-12 Section 4, Ordinance 25 work hnH made great strides forward, Kennedy, Robt............... 25-11 nnd two of tho most conspicuous in WEST PALM BEACH \ which reads oh follows: “That tho Stonoff, Mike ................ 26-11 City Tax Collector boforo isuulng a li­ this forward movement nro tho Un­ REVIVES CURFEW LAW. Kennedy, Link .............. 25- 5 cense based on a property value, or ions at Lnko Monroo nnd Chuluotn. | Akers, Frank ......... ».... 25-10 capital stock, ahull rcqulro the p er-( Tho ino members mcmbcrs of tho the oxccutivo comWEST PAL MBEACII, Sopt, 23.— Herring, Geo. G............. 25- 9 son applying for n. license to make a ' m'ttco for the ensuing year are B. F. Tho City Commission hero has revived 'Runibley, J. A................ 25-10 written statement under oath of tho McWhorter, of Umatilla, chairman; jToinr, J. N..................... 50-19 value of tho property, or tho amount Stovons, DoLnml; B, F. Whoel- tho curfew law nnd every person un­ Fox, Mcndo ................. 26- 7 of tho capital stock.” or»Oviedo; lion. R, L. Nutt, Tavnros; der sixteen years of ago must be off Application blanks far said licenses J* N. Thompson, Oviedo; .A. B. Can- tho streets at ten o’clock at night As we observe tho course of this will by furnished free of charge at tho nndy, Now Smyrna, and Jno. D. Jin- unless ho has a written statement "who won tho war,” debate, wo grow City Office. kins, Sanford. from parents or guardian that he has dally more hopeless of over being able ALFRED FOSTER, | Delegates to Southern Baptist Con- a good reason for being out after that to fix the guilt on any one.—Colum­ 166-10tc City Tax Collector, ventlon, Hon. C. W. EnUmlngor,1hour. bia Record. Fine Meeting of Dele­ gates From Four Counties Wfif. • ff.Vr Longwood, alternate, Snm’l McBride, Oviedo. Delegates to State Convention, 0. C. Brynnt, J. W. Osteen, T. W. Coldwell, T. E. Webb, R. W. Lawton, A. B. Cnnnndy nnd M. W. Stewart Member Stnte Bonrd of Missions, Dr, George Hyman. Tho church nt Lake Monroo, which hnH the unlquo distinction of con­ structing their building in' less than thirty dnys, invited the association to meet with them for tho 1022 session, nnd this invitation wns ncccptcd, time, Monday nftcr thrid Sunday in Sep­ tember, 1922. i. * executrix of the estnte of Wm. Weisort doing business as Wm. Weinsrti Company is complninnnt nrul Ilerrau Monde ct al arc defendants I the dersigned Special Master will on Mofr | dny, October 3rd, 1921, offer for uk nnd sell, during tho legal houri d snle, in front of tho Court House door in Seminole County, Floridn, the fob I lowing described land in snid state asd | county, to-wlt: Lot Six (fl) of Block "X" of Floridl Land & Colonization Company's Mip or Plat of St. Gertrudo’s Addition te the Town of Sanford. Said salo being made to satisfy s*id | decree and costs. Purchaser to p*7 for titlo . GEO. A. DECOTTES, Special Master. DICKINSON & DICKINSON, FLORIDA SENIORS Solicitors for Complulnnnt. ELECT OFFICERS. 9-9-5tc. GAINESVILLE, Sept. 23.—L. C. Crofton, of the law college, Iuib been Phone 175 Fourth pnd Sanford Are. elected president of tho Senior Class New Era Printery 1 o ftho University of Florida. J. Vel­ G. Bassett Smith, l*rop. ma Keen, also of the Inw collego, wns COMMERCIAL AND elected vice-president nnd T. Hoyt JOB PRINTING Carlton, secrotary nnd treasuror. Just the moment you npply MenthoSulphur to an Itching, burning or broken out skin, tho Itching stops and healing boginB, says a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, made into n plonsant cold cream, gives Huch a quick relief, even to fiery ecze­ ma, thnt nothing has ever been found to take its place. Because of its germ destroying pro­ perties, it quickly subdues thq itch­ ing,, cools tho irritation nnd heals the eczema right up, leaving n clear, smooth akin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for im­ provement. It quickly shows. You can get n little jar of Montho-Sulphur nt any drug store.—Adv. *++++*+*++*+++-J-*++*+++**++*+++**+++++++*+++++++++++*} I n fo r m a t io n If you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals! in Orlando, or Or* ange County, and feel the need of informa­ tion concerning tho responsibility and cred■ it standing of your customers, it would be wise to communicate% with us. <% The Orlando Credit Association •. .V*4 Post Office Box 193 t ■» Orlando, Fla. �' •Y HERALD, FRIDAY, S: 535 A lt a m o n t e o ts of LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at1 mosphere, and so have other plac £ es in Seminole County, but Alta m m liar quality of a Lodestone—it’s habitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong desire to do so, and of course there is that—not very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Westinghouse o f the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders—is not the Altamonte of today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozon'e known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of o ran g e blossoms and jassamine ^in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake O rienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all S e m in o le over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black buss fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day's ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted y as having 40 acres in covered conservatories Y devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus % Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship- % ped in season mostly to the north, and the in- X dustry represents an investment of over a ❖ quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of Y hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Y Haines, ex-congressman from New York, X heads the largest of these conservatories, The 2 Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. 2 Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical £ Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta- Z monte’s latest developers, and is planning a 2 great future for us this winter. y Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, % whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always X glad to give information upon request. Alta- X monte Springs has just recently been incor- X porated and is officered by unsalaried men of V progressive ideas, but within keeping with a T low millage. % George E. Bates and Son are men to whom X Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com- y ing as their guests buy property here and y stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two X and one-half miles through the pine woods to ♦> the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les- y ter Beeman has spent thousands of dollars to X give a pleasure resort for the free use of the X public, and one that is greatly appreciated. X Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the X Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed X or exploited, but is now on the verge of a ♦♦♦ growth that will not be sporadic, but steady X and substantial. ♦ A peculiar circumstance is the fact that A there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the X world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Alta- y montes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only y A H n rv iA V itn QrM.l’tlfrO V one ** "Altamonte Springs, ** THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant Star Theatre* Roberts' Grocery & Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos f Hill Lumber Co. Edw. Higgins, Autos. * Mcisch Realty Co. y Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J. E. Spurling, Real Estate Miller’s Bakery | Seminole County Bank Thos. Emmett Wilson | Peoples Bank of Sanford Attorney-at-Law ❖ Pkst National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. ? Wight Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, j Wholesalers Haberdashers ► ? B. C. Marlowe H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Vegetable Broker Cowan's Tin Shop Tlie Ball Hardware Co. W ight Bros. Co., Autos Haight & Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Automobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting V. C. Coller, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Blue Front Barber Shop The Allen Seed Co. Heane Turner, Groceries Sanford Paint & Wall Pa­ George Fox, Cold Storage per Co. Mahoney-Walker Co. Waters' Kandy Kitchen * lumbers Sanford Battery Service Co ?; & 0. Motor Co., Autos Sanford Machine & Foun­ Mobley’s Drug Store dry Co. . ^anford Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Ray Bros., Battery Service Johns River Line Hotel Montezuma ^ J o w e l l Co., Dept. Store u-’i i ; I rice, Contractor i Implement & Sup. Co. Lord s Purity Water Commission Merchant Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, ---------- 0 V O. P. Swope C. L. West, ( Lawton Broi T. G. Simmc George A. DeCottes, Oviedo Cash Attnrncy-nt-I.iiw ’ „ **«« T. J. Miller & Son C. T. McCull Hodges & McMullen, E. A. Fame! Barbers „ . H. B. McCal Sanford Farmers Exchange Florida Cuba Cigar Co. — ^H u Cigar Manufacturers J . E. Synder ^iieni Estale^0111^’ Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Brown's Meat Market D. D. Daniel, Groceries I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, Ca“ rat^Co. ------- L 0 N G W 0 O D------Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Merchant's Grocery Co. c , Wt Entzminger Williams Mdlinery Store Mid-Wav Garasre Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne, Fertilizers D.> Thrasher, Clothing, Shoes A. J. Lossmg, Quick Service Transfer Groceries T. A. O’Neill, Longwood Hotel A L T A M O N T E---- Sanl 0^d9MiTHb rrronhOP G eo.E-B ates & Son, ---------- G E N E V A---------- A. H. Fuller & Son, Logan Merc. Co. n Go°“Me8i * u General Merchandise B. B* McIntosh, C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. FarK° Lumber CoE. Curlett, ---------- M O N R O E ---------Coca-Cola B ottling Co. J. W. Flynt, Gen. Mdse. Wakefield Preserving Co. Bell B ros, Growers, Ship’rs E. A. Osteen, Grocer � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1921; <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/552b92003218dea631352fc9b7b62107.pdf 85ad645f461ddd6790410389c3afd6a3 PDF Text Text Sai THE 'CitySubstar aSS& IiSSKRSB IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 NUMBER 156 Rain-Maker Hatfield and His Tank MORE THAN THOUSAND PEOPLE KILLED AT MAYENCE WHEN PLANT EXPLODES VOLUME II declare sym path y strike eight thousand men out Kern THREE MEN MURDERED WOIIB ARMY UNIFORMS MET DEATH ON TRAIN. TWO MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER AT LAKELAND S tr ik e r s AGED MAN WAS KILLED. C ou n ty R e in fo rc ed b y T h o u sa n d s I (O r The A nocltted F rau ) (By Th« A»iocl»t«d P rm ) Huge Chemical Works in Germany Proves Death Trap ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sopt. 22.—Tho bodies of three men, believed to have been murdered, were found within n few miles of ench other in southern a Illinois, Into Inst night by the crows COVERED BY CATASTROPHE of the Missouri Pacific trains. Two r WHICH IS ONE OF WORST of tho men wore army uniforms. Tho IN HISTORY aV ., police believe robbery was tho motivo, and assert that the triple murder oc­ (By T hi AuocUUd F rau ) J J r* MAYENCE, Sept. 22.—French curred on tho snme freight train. The i l f e I troops «nd volunteer workers toiled bodies are not identified. through the night in ruins of chemical plant at Oppau where hundreds of workmen were killed in an explosion 1 yesterday. Estimates of dead ranged The Wisconsin Society of Equity offered to pay C. M. Iluttleld, the Cali­ as high ns 1,300 hut. definite figures fornia ‘•rain-milker." $‘-',000 an Inch 0 r the ruin lie might cause to fall In tho were obviously impossible. More than Ih’dger slate. He set up Ids tank, tilled It with Ids secret chemical mixture, Bakersfield, Cnl, Sept. 22.‘-A rm cd three hundred bodies have been re­ nnd .|.*jI Inches fell within the specified time. The photograph shows Iluttleld itrikers, who hnve been sworn In ns covered nnd it is known at lenst 1,500 mid tils tank. special deputy sheriffs nnd constablos, persons were injured. Oppnu virtual­ today picketed the great oil fields in TO WASHINGTON FOR INVESTI­ ly swept awny and explosion hurled ORLANDO JURIST WILL SIT ON this distret. desolation over wide district on west GATION 1»Y DEPARTMENT The pickekts formed a "lnw and BENCH AT CLEAR­ hank of Rhine between Mannheim und OF JUSTICE WATER order" committee nnd, with the ap­ Frnnkcnthnl. Investigation ordered parent consent of the civil authori­ but thoso who visited tho ruins declnro (Br The Associated Presa) (B r Tha Aaaaolatad F rauJ ties, who arc In sympathy with thorn, WASHINGTON, Sopt. 22. — High little open which finding can ho based. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 22.—Gover­ they blocked nil ronds leading In tho officials of the Ku Klux Klnn will be Order being maintained in Oppau nnd nor Hardee has formally designated summoned to Washington for interro­ vicinity by French soldiers, the dis­ oil fields. Judge C. O. Andrews, of Orlando, of The oil fields in this district ore gation by the Department of Justice trict being within the French zone of tho Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, to General Daugherty indicated occupation. among the world’s richest, covering preside at the trial of Dr. I. J. Rolcher, IMPORTANT WITNESS Republicans Have Not Attorney IN ARBUCKLE CASE today. Director Burns, of the Depart­ several hundred square miles nnd of Tarpon Springs, charged with man­ FOUND IN NEW YORK. Kept Their Campaign ment’s Bureau of Investigation, Mr. containing hundreds of the most val­ slaughter in connection with the death MAYENCE, Sept. 22.—The disas­ Daugherty said, had boon instructed ter appears to hnve been one of tho Pledges uable producing wells in tho cntlro of Virginia Turner, Clearwater. The (By Tht AitooUUd Frail* to set his agents nt work on the in­ most terrible in the history of indus­ country. trial begins Monday at Clearwater. NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—District WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. — The vestigation of the KIan’s organization trial catastrophes. Tho first explo­ The strikers declnro thoy will not Judge McMullen was disqualified on sion occurred when the shifts wero permit nny outside workers to enter account of his distant relationship to Attorney’s office announced today American people "want more work in various parts of the country. thnt ... it had Lowell Sherman, nnd less play," Senator Harrison, ...... loented — ...................—. being changed, at 7:45 a. m., in n lab­ the oil districts until tho employers both Belcher and Miss Turner. actor, nnd served him with the re-1 i)orn0crat, Mississippi, declared yesoratory whoro 800 men wero work­ meet their demands. _-z subpoonn #for mw nimal Inntrara ||| . • • u __ a_ f mILImm quest questioning ing. All of these arc reported to terday in the senate In .]„-describing The strike is dirocted principally connection wth the Arbuckle case. have been killed. President Harding’s recent trip to at independent rompanlcs. About 8 ,­ This oxploslon was followed by a New York state on the presidential 000 men are on strike, of whom 450 rapid succession of others, which ren­ yacht Mayflower. The trip was taken, »re members of the "lnw nnd order Body Found dered assistance to the first victims he Haiti, "while millions of Americans committee," nnd about 8,000 aro still impossible. Floating in Lake __ were hanging their heads in shame," at work for companies not nffcctcd by The concussions were so terrific M n r l r h f i m because men "who helped win the war the strike. in e a r l v i a r i u u u u wero bclng on the auction (Br Tbs AuocUUd Frats) that they were felt in this city, huiiio Strikers’ sentries halt nil automo­ 35 miles from the scone, while nt SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.—The block in Boston." * biles nt the "dead lino" on the edge HAVRE, Sopt. 22.—Genernl John J. Whh Undoubtedly Thnt of Adburn Mnnheim, 13 miles distant, almost ev­ “What the American people want,” preliminary hearing of Fatty Arof the oil fields nnd refuse admit­ l ’orshing, commander of American nrSchripner ery window was shattered and sev­ buekle on a charge of murder was be­ the Mississippi senator snid, “arc tance to them, if the pnssengern do mies during tho groat war, returned -------'mere results and fewer recommendn- fore Police Judge Sylvian Lazarus to­ eral persons were killed nnd 30 others not pass muster. The strikers hnva to Frnnco today. Tho liner, Paris, on A body of a man believed to he Ad- ,.ons. )mm, m(,n| tickets and fewer day. Men were excluded from the injured by debris. organized a court which examines which General Pershing crossed the burn Schripner, who lived alone near |>ren(| ijn,.a; m0re prosperity nnd fewSome persons wero killed at Ludhearing under order issued last night, strangers rangers found inside tho lines. If | AtlnntlC( wns escorted into tho port here, was tnken from a small lake er poorhouses." authorities ruling that as Lazarus wigshafen, across the river from Mnn­ icy can’t give satisfactory explnn- >t „ nvro th ,8 ,uorning by the French near Markham, about five miles from Declaring that there were nearly court is women's court no men except heim, many roofs were blown off of lions, they are "deported." nn.l Metz. battle____ cruisers Strasbourg nnd Metz, here yesterday. (t,000,000 persons out of employment witnesses, eourt officials and newspa­ houses and all the windows in the town The strikers are well organized. ten torpedo honts nnd ton destroyers. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict in the United States, Senator Harri­ per reporters should he admitted. Tho wore broken at Worms, while nt Op­ •hey cat regularly nt field kitchens j Th(J * rnl 8too(i on thtsbridgo of of suicide. The body had apparently son charged that the Republicans had hearing is expected to last three days. pnu itself nothing remains but a upported nut of strike benefit funds. tho ,, Paris na guest nf Mnur- been in the lake for several days. It failed to keep campaign pledges of heap of ruins. The shock was felt as ns of rtantnin Cnptnin Mnuritrlct discipline is maintained. There rer of tho liner,^ind received a noisy wns badly decomposed and weighted increased prosperity in the country. NEW YORK, Sept.. 22.—Lowell far as Frankfort, more than 40 miles ave been no disorders, although all nnd. enthusiastic welcome ns the ves­ down with n piece of iron. The prob­ away and many windows were broken Sherman, nn actor, who is wanted by he amis within tho district nro said sel steamed up tho roads. able identification was only made by FLORIDA REITER OFF there. The whole district was envel­ District Attorney Brady, of Snn Fran­ oped in thick smoke, which together THAN OTHER STATES dhave keen tnkon by tho strikers. his clothing. Every craft In the hnrbor from fish­ BELIEVES TRAMMELL. cisco, in connection with tho caso with tho cutting of telegraph nnd The result nf the strike so far has ing smacks to pnlatinl liners, dipped Little is known hero of Schripner, against Roscoe Arbuckle, In Snn telephone communication with neigh­ fen the ruin n fa number of wells, their tings nnd sounded their sirens who had been missing for several Frnncisco, todny left n train nt Hnr- boring towns, hampered the efforts .'flr Tha AuocUUd Praia) fhlch were being bored,- owing - to *- tho — whllo tho batteries on Cape Do La days. Friends of the mnn said he WASHINGON, Sept. 22.—Senator nion, N. Y., while on the way to New nt assistance. All the available fire ools being “frozen.” Water nnd nnd gas gas ' jjovo boomed n Salute of 21 guns, to seldom came into Sanford, remaining i'n. Water Trnmmell hnH roturneJ trom Florida York and vanished In nn automobile brigades were rushed to tho spot, hut fessuro threaten tho ruin of other which the escorting cruisers respond- in his hut nnd working among the truck groves of his neighborhood. He whoro he spent three weeks. "Con­ with a red haired woman. This infor­ the work of rescue wns found by tho fells which are not being worked. ditions in Florldn nro good," he said, mation wns given to a representative relief parties to lie exceedingly diffi­ cd. “No attempt is being made to get The French squadron met the Pnrls is H a i t i to have deserted a British ves­ "On the whole, I think Florida is in of District: Attornoy Swan’s office cult. he government to interveno,’ 'snid sixty miles out. 'A heavyy, thick fog sel before coming here because of a more envious position than any when he went to tho Grnnd Contrnl Tho rescuers who penetrated Op­ 'alter Yarrow, head of tho oil work- prevailed nnd tho liner witlTpicked up harsh treatment nnd lived In constant other stnto in the union.'1 • station here to meet tho Twentieth pnu reported finding hundreds of dflriil rs’ union. fear of being arrested. means of wireless messages, the Century Limited from Chicago to de­ and wounded lying in tho debris, Tho There is no lawlessness, no situ- squadron falling in with the course tain Sherman, ns requested in n tele- uninjured inhabitants fled in panic tlon »uch ns existed in West Virgln- of the liner nnd followed it by dead grnm from District Attorney Brady. when the explosion occurred. ». The government, however, Is nnt- reckoning until sunrise, when the fog Reports from tho scone variously f'dl.v interested in what wo nro dolifted. describe the disaster ns due to tho San Frnncisco, Sept. 22.—Seven kecauw it owns much land in this Mnrshnl Frnnchet d’Espcrcy nnd a explosion of a gas or spirits tank. witnesses wero questioned Tuesdny mtrict which it hns leased to private numerous staff, nnd Colonel T. Bent­ by tho federal grnnd jury in nn at­ ntercsts on an oil royalty basis." ley Mott, military attache nt the AMSTERDAM, Sopt. 22.—Tho totempt to learn tho sourco of tho liquor American embassy in Paris, went consumed nt tho nffnir In R obcoo tnl daniago from the oxiffosinn a t MBodies Recovered down the roads in n French pilot boat FOUR TENTATIVE JURORS WERE CITY OF CHICAGO BRINGS SUIT ("Fatty") Arhuckle's hotel suite here Oppnu yesterday is estimated at one AGAINST BIG DAILY to meet tho cgcncrnl. FOUND YESTERDAY AND from which resulted tho death of M!sh hundred nnd fifty million marks, ac­ Irom C o llie r y Explo­ NEWSPAPER A regiment of infantry Inod tho FIVE TODAY Virglnn Rnppo, nnd Arbucklo’s nrrest cording to Berlin advices. sio n in Australia quay nnd a great crowd chocred en­ on chnrgo of murder. (B r Tha Alloctatad Praia) thusiastically ns Gonernl Pershing (Br Tha A uocUUd Fraaa) "No indictments will ho roturnod PARIS, Sopt. 22.—Up to this morn­ CHICAGO, Sept. 22 .—The ten mil­ LONDON’, Thirty bodies wero re- landed. Ho was presented with n bou­ JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 22.-Kxuntil nil of the fedornl departments ing eight hundred nnd fifty bodies lion dolar libel suit of the City of Chi­ ’VJr" lr"m Mount Mulligan Colliery quet of American Beauties by n dele­ nmiuntion of veniremen for jury to cor-orpornting tho caso have complet­ wero recovered from tho ruins of tho cago ngainst tho Chicago Tribune op­ ■n Austr!|lin, gas explos- gation of school children nnd wns wel­ try Pope proceeded slowly this morn­ ed their several investigations," an­ chemicnl factory nt Oppnu, according ened today with counsel for the news­ " 111 1 ot,'urred yesterday, comed In tho nnnio of tho city by ing. Four tentative jurors wore ob­ paper nsking the court to uphold tho nounced Robert H. McCormnck, as­ to a Mayenco dispatch. Twenty-five tained when the court adjourned yes­ Mayor Moyer. • ri,,{PK MURK NATIONS . terday and tho fifth wns obtained this general demurrer, bnsed on tho consti­ sistant United States nttornoy-gencr- hundred injured hnvo received mediADMITTED INTO LEAGUE morning. Five jurors were nccepted tutional right of the freedom'of the nl. Tho Investigation will bo resumed cnl nttontion. LAim- THIS MORNING. Man Will Hang To­ from the first fourteen men examined press. If granted the demurrer would by tho grnnd jury Frdny, lie said. The country will get bnck to tho have the effect of dismissing the suit Tho witnesses wero Mrs. Bambino of tho venire of sovonty-three. morrow; Wife Discuss­ pre-war level when It gots back its on the grounds of insufficient evi­ Mnude Delmont, Miss Allco Blake, , p Br Tl"' A«»ocl«t.il Frau) The examination of veniremen pre-wnr level heads. Mis* Zeh Provost, and Mrs. Mao ' , ; A' s'T't. 22.—Three addles Case With Board proceeded rapidly the last hour thin dence. " n,a»‘"»s wore admitted to tho Tauho, who wero prcsont«at tho party; morning’s session nnd five-more ten­ A sew church building is being built (B r T hi AuocUUd F rau ) ,£"* of N,,t,ons today. They were John P. Pickett, n boll boy nt tho at Arcadia for tho Seventh Day Ad­ tative jurors were nccepted, making Landis and Heydler TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 22.—The ten in tho box when court adjourned hotel, nnd Miss Josophlno Kessler, a ventists. h"nin’ retvl« and Lithuania. wife of Putnam Ponsell, sentenced to for lunch. It is expected to box will Discuss World’s Series hbtel nuild. Mrs. Belmont bw o to to hang tomorrow wui>J. with>J. u. B. Mnrtin *for f I.AIMS FOUL hung *** he filled during the afternoon but re­ 'murdor complnint ngainst the them should desire to leave before tho That Will Start Oct. 4 tho AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP, the murder of Johh Tuggle, discussed garded certain several ‘will bo excused film comedian nnd MIsb Provost wns esse might bo brought to trial," Mc­ T Fvp, -------her husband’s case with the Pardon on preomptory challenges by both tho tho womnn whoso statements to tho Cormack said. (B r Thi AuocUUd F ra u ) ‘ , ; AND, Sept. 22.—Declaring Board nt a special meeting of the defnH nnd th stat taoin otaoin etnoln A telegram to Lowell Sherman, a CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Judge Lnn- police caused Arbuckle to bo booked as deliberately fouled several hoard today. She was accompanied defense nnd the state. on a murder complaint. Joyco Olarke, participant In tho affair, was sent to dls, commissioner of baseball, met ’ annV F'rush, who wns knock- by two small children. nnothor member of the party, was ( Chicago by District Attorney Hatwith President Heydler, of tho Nat­ A four-story Masonic tomplo will ional Lcugue nnd John of tho Ameri­ subpoonaed but was not called into thew A. Brady asking Sherman to Z >y J°hn»y Kilbane last Satur------------ ----------for tho fratberwoight Winter Park citizens will vote tho bo built nt Pnnamn City In tho near can Longue today to draw up provis­ tho grand jury room. tome to San Franclac to give hit , in whiv!’ « statement to- latter part of this month for or future. The flrst floor wil Iconsist ional schedule for the world's series. "We simply wanted tholr testimony version of the affair. ima f , ho claimB the title. He J against $25,000 bonds to bo expended of stores. Sherman expressed a willingness to Tho series probably will open Octobor perpetuated in the ovent any witness return to San Francisco when needed should leavo the city and to prevent, limnn ut! tho flrst roi,nd 'Whon I for modem flro fighting* Equipment. For offico supplies, stationery, etc., four, two days alter the close of tho for the trial of Fatty Arbucklo. conflict of testimony In case any of; Pe h,t him tho groin wth hh. I ----------- ------- * Bcason, according to Landis. rome to tho Herald office. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. LAKELAND, Sept. 22.—Mack O'Neill and Henry Smith, charged with the shooting to death of Levi McCullum, at hl3 home horo August 20th, and now in Jail, nt Bartow, will bo formally charged with murder, ac­ cording to Sheriff Logan. McCullum SHERIFFS. was shqt to death ffrom ambush in tho early evening while sitting on his LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Sept. 22.— front porch. It Is believed robbery All locals of oil workers Internationa was tho motivo. Jni n in Southern C«Hfon,la* VOtod In «rmp*«w *«" county oil field workers. Eight thouland men are Involved. I W IDE DISTRICT locked HIGH OFFICERS KU RLUX KLAN SUMMONED JUDGE ANDREWS WILL PRESIDE AT BELCHER TRIAL MORE WORK AND LESS PLAY IS WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT, SAYS U. S. SENATOR HARRISON WITNESS GONE IN ARBUCKLE MURDER CASE PERSHING ARRIVES IN FRANCE l Inn mi. I m — 9 nil* na* I • • I TEN MILLION EXAMINATION OF VENIREMEN DOLLAR SUIT FOR POPE TRIAL AGAINST TRIBUNE ✓ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 PA G E SIX > % «» Institute Has EDITORS OF SOUTH Pasteifr An Antitode for FLORDA TO MEET Rattlesnake Poison LAKELAND, 2 DAYS An Inexpensive Method Set Forth by a Jacksonville Man. THE STAR TO-DAY (B f Th« A u o eltttd Prow) LAKELAND, Sept. 20.—Tho meet­ WKST PALM BEACH, Sept. 21— ing of the South Florldn Press Asso­ BERT LYTELL in ciation, scheduled to take place hero An nntidoto for the blto of poisonous October 14 and 1C, should bo a hum­ snakes, regarded as one of tho most mer, and ns full or oratory as an egg successful treatments is described by is of moat, and ns interesting to tho C. C. Shootcn, of Jacksonville, in n craft as a mint julep would bo to n lotter to John B. Bench, of this city. Kentuckian twa years denied. • Tho antidote is credited to Dr. CnmM en Repeat “ Undivided," at least ns fnr ns motte, of the Pasteur Institute, of showing how much of it will occur on Frnneo, nnd, according to Mr. Shooten their the l lth, and how much on the ICth, is inexpensive, simple of application, Also a Mack Sennett Comedy the following program has been pre­ nnd may be kept on hand ensily for emergencies. pared: Purchases • The forninliticn and officers' re­ The necessnry articles nro n hypo­ dermic syrlngo, a fifteen grain enpTomorrow—Zena Keefe in “Proxies”, a ports. on sulo of chlcride of gold and a six or "A Code of Ethics for This Asso­ Cosmopolitan Production; also a ‘ ciation," George Hosmcr, Manateo eight ounce bottle of distilled water. The chlorldo of gold should rest about River Journal. * Sunshine Comedy • "What Shall We Do About tho Pub­ eighty cents. ■• The method of treatment is not licity Hill?” .1. E. Worthington, Lake complicated. Tho chtorido of gold is «► Wales Highlander. * .. -• “How the Dailies and Weeklies Can dissolved in tho distilled water, the Co-operntc," Quimby Melton, Florida proportion usually being about six ODDS ON RACES ounces of water to the fifteen grains Atlanta Council Metropolis. of chloride. Tho solution should* bo not because they are the best known fine shoes in "Readjustment of Wnges nnd Prices Will Investigate “BOOKMAKER’S” —the Rest Methods for tho Owners’ tested with n common sewing needle. the world, but because to them personally they K. of C. Rituals DAILY HARVEST Interest," G. D. I.cach, Leesburg Com­ If it is too strong tho needle will bo have rendered complete satisfaction. discolored. Sufficient water should bo mercial. ATLANTA, Sept. 20— City council Thousands Piny the Races Through "How About Subscription Rates?" nddod until he action of tho solution is not strong enough to ent the needle. here late Monday adopted n resolution V««l Rooms A. I). Miller, Eustin Lake Region. In the Final Estimation of a Shoe The solution is injected with the requesting that the New York World "Has the Time Come for a New JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.-Jack­ Method of Handling Agency Commis­ hypodermic as near tho snake bite ns and other dnily papers, especially tho sions?” W. F. Stovall, Tnmpn possible and ordinarily two or three Columbus (Gn.) Enquirer-Sun, now sonville's "sporting" fraternity j* not Tribune; Wayne Thomas, Thomns Ad­ Injections at intervals of one hour engaged in the investigation and ex- confined solely to players of the old vertising Agency; Harry Brown, should bo sufficient to counteract tho posuro of whnt they claim to bo un­ old "policy" game, modcrnlbcd thru Our customers find that nil our merchandise is patriotic nnd un-Anierlcnn institu­ n 1021 systorif of lottery ticketing with Lakeland Telegram. (Frank Ander­ poison. sold on this basis and that prices are nlways con­ Mr. Sootcn wrote thnt ho hnd made tions, includo in their investigation tho clearings of local bnnkH as tho son may also have a chance.)) "Bookkeeping: What is tho Best extensive experiments to test the solu­ nnd exposure tho secret obligations, means of chnnco-tnking, hut those sistent with quality. Method of Handling Subscription tion. In one case he injected tho solu­ oath nnd ritual of tho Knights of Co­ who nro sportively Inclined may any day nnd almost‘nny hour "get down a Lists nnd Ad Bills?" C. G. Mullen, tion into a rabbit then exposed the lumbus. animal to the bite of a rattlesnake. Tampa Times. "In our opinion there exists nn un- bet" on nny entry at nny rnco track The bite had no effect upon the rnbpntriotic nnd un-Amerlcnn secret or­ that happens to bo In operation. "How to Handle Travelling Adver­ bitf which Mr. Shootcn allowed to be der, with lodge^ throughout tho coun­ Jacksonville is Infested with hand­ tising Fakers," J. G. Gallomore, Polk bitten once a day for three days. The try and known ns tho Knights of Co­ books, clandestine operations and op­ County Record. animal then was turned loose appar­ lumbus,” the resolutions stated in eratives who ronp a rich harvest dnily "Making the Job Department Pay," from tho money laid with them by George Goolsby, Wauchuln Advocate; ently none the worse for its experi­ their first reference to thnt order. ence. Several dogs bitten by snnkes The resolution was introduced by men nnd women—nnd tho women are Hcwutt Hill, Tribune Job office. "What Do Wo Know About Our were treated with the solution uftcr Councilman Waiter A. Sims, who Int­ not In the grent minority by any <> • • Own Business?" (n) "Our Advertis­ they had returned home badly swollen. er introduced nn ordinance to forbid menns, cither. Recent upturnings in Jacksonville’* ing Cost per Inch and Our Method of They were out hunting again within inter-rnclnl worship in tho city of At­ two or three hours. underworld are bringing to light lanta. He dcclnrcd ho acted on re­ Ascertaining What is a Reasonable * * * * * * * * * * * * Two negroes also were treated. One many conditions which have been more Profit," R. J. Holly, Sanford Herald; quest of property owners on North TODDLING CLUB was in a serious condition when the or less* hidden in the past. Jackson­ "How I Go About Getting Foreign Boulevard who, ho said, asserted that solution was injected tho first time FOR BENEDICTS ville has nn "underworld” and its Advertising," Mrs. C. V. S. Wilson, both whites nnd tlcgrocs worshipped but was virtually well tho next morn­ denizenH are not numbered in units regularly at a Catholic church in thnt HOME WRECKER Sarasota Times; (c) "Docs It Pay a ing, after having received three in­ neighborhood. * . or tens but the hundreds. Thu city Weekly Paper to Pay the Country jections altogether. The other hnd n * * * * * * * * * * * * Tho ordinance was roforred to tho has its clique of men who live hy their KEY WEST, Sept. 21.—Girls can Correspondents?” Mrs. C. II. Holder- badly swollen leg. The first injection wits, nnd not IcnBt among these are committoo on ordinances. man, Coi'on Tribune; (d) "What Pro­ you toddle and arc you young and stopped the pain and swelling nnd the RESULTS YESTERDAY portion of Advertising, Editorial, Action on the request rcgnrding tho those of the class of book-makers who pretty and unmarried? If you come next day he returned to work. Anicricnn Longue News and Feature Material Gives a Knights of Columbus followed nn ef­ dnily take toll from the hundreds of up to these specifications you will fill At Boston 7, Cleveland 4. fort by Councilman Hoffman to hnvo men nnd women who gamble on the Paper the Best Balance?" M. F. and A t New York 4, Detroit 2. It tabled. "Wo nro simply lowering races. the hill, for toddlers are in demand Mrs. Hethorington; (e) "How Do Our CHANGE OF VENUE Yesterday the Latonln track opened. At Washington 0, Chicago 0. ourselves by getting into a squabblo here because of a newly organized State Papers Compnro with Those of DENIED JOHN POPE Every "book’’ in the city did a heavy At Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1. of this kind," ho asserted. "I be­ dancing club fur married men, and to Towns of Similar Size Elsewhere in business, ^ And they will continue to the Country nnd How Can We Im­ long to neither order involved in this which the perfectly properly afore­ JAX MURDER CASE National League thing and certainly I have never opernte at their stands, some times said of the male species hies himself prove?" Willis Ball, Florida Timespool rooms, some times cigar stands, Union; (f) "Does it Pay to Exchange At Chicago 7, New York fl. twice a week to toddle. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.—John heard of any such oath as thnt which somo times offices given oVer to just At St. Louis 9, Boston 7. No, not with the partner of his with Other States? Papers I Have II. Pope, attorney, charged in a Joint has just been rend." Councilman Hoffman’s motion to such operations. At Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0. joys and sorrows does ho toddle, but Found Most Helpful," F. M. Prewitt, indictment with Frank Rawlins of At Pittsburg-Hronklyn, rain. with the young anil pretty maidens Plant City Courier. murder iu the first degree for the table was lost by a viva-voce vote engaged to teach the staid and state­ "What I Know About My Business" slaying of George II. Hickman, Palace and Councilman Sims declared that THREE HUNDRED CIVIL CASES PENDING. South Atlantic AsHocintion ly benedicts the steps. These pret- | Low Brown, St. Petersburg Indepond- Theatre manager, was denied a this until which has been read is ac­ ent. At Augusta 2-r>, Columbia 1-1. !ty maidens are of the bobbed hair change of venue by Judge Daniel A. tually tho oath which hns been taken WEST PALM BEACH, Sept. 21— Report of N. E. A. Committee meet­ Simmons at 12:33 p. in. by fourth degree Knights of Colum­ At Charlotte 0, Greenville 3. Ivariety. Thrco hundred civil cases pending in ing, George Hosmcr. bus, their license to operate in AtAt Spartanhurg-Charleaton, rain. ; The wives of theso toddling gents This ended the fourth attempt made circuit court here since 1910 may be “The Tourist Outlook for the SenInnln should ho revoked nnd I will in­ are not admitted and here the trou­ by the defense to secure a delay in dismissed if they nro not set down son and What’s to Be Done About It," troduce a resolution revoking that li­ American Association. ble rests. The entrance to this ex­ the trial of Pope. The denial is eonfor trial by attorneys on the s..... cense in any such eventuality.” At Toledo 0, Milwaukee 4. clusive dancing club is closely guard­ L. I’. Dickie, Tampa oHnrd of Trade; sidered a big victory for the state. sounding of tho docket later in the At Louisville 7, Minneapolis 0, ed and tightly locked, und no amount W. P. Powell, Lake County Chamber In denying tlw motion, Judge Sim­ term, Judge S. C. Davis hns announc­ At CnlumhuH-Kansas City, rain. of feminine cajolery will act us a se­ of Commerce. mons declared he believed the defend­ OCA LAVS HIGH SCHOOL “Resolved that we, T. in’ T. nro ant could procure 12 men who would same. . FOOTBALL TEAM. ed. Fifteen civil cnscs thnt had been pending sinco 1915 were dismissed International I.engue In comparison with this club ns a pulehritudinously superior to Rube give him n fair and impartial trial in At Rending 1, Jersey City G. and Lee.” Ten minute debate. Thorn by tho judgo Inst week. houBO and home breaker thu Florida OCALA, Sept. 21.—Ocala High this county nnd that a change of venue At Syracuse 4, Toronto fl. nnd Triplett vs. Rubo nnd Lee. Judges, "It Is not my intention,’ ’said the reef is a downy couch. Several hap­ was not necessary. School's football cloven will hnve its three of Lakeland’s loveliest (to lie At Rochester 1. Buffalo 8. Judgo, "to lot these case* run on from py homes have tottered and crumbled Judge Simmons In making the de­ lirst test October 1, at Gainesville, Others not scheduled. term to term unless there is same on account of toddling and others are selected). . nial said that there is considerable when it meets Gainesville high. Only Frogt page contest (contents, style feeling aroused over the slaying of two open dntos remain on the Ocala good reason for it. Tho majority of on the way. Virginia League The excluded wives hang around of heads, balance, display, etc.) the theatre manager, hut he believed schedule, October 8 and 1G. Games al­ tho cases on the civil docket now .A t Wilson ll, Newport News 3. the club rooms hoping to catch a Judges: Arthur Qreen, D. B. McKay, it was no moro thnn normal. ready scheduled uro October 1, Ocala should hnvo been settled long ago, A t Richmond 0 , Norfolk 7. glimpse of their lords ‘and masters Chris Codrington. What the defense now plans to at Gainesville; 22, Sanford at Ocala; nnd unless the nttornoys agree to set At Suffolk 4, Rocky Mount 3. Note: Each subject mny he con­ show when court convenes ngain at 29, Ocala at DcLnnd; Nov. G, DuLand them down *.tv trial when I sound the toddling, and their perseverance is re­ At Tarboro it, Portsmouth 8 . sidered a la round table with the un­ 2:30 p. m., was not made known. Im­ at Ocala; lly’Gninosvillo a t Ocala; 19, docket ,n second time, I shall dismiss warded. There are the husbands with derstanding that cenh volunteer mediately after Judge Simmons ren­ Lako City at Ocala; 24, Ocala at Mad­ all these old cnscs." their arms about the slim waists of For office supplies, stationery, etc., the bobbed haired maidens actually speaker limit his remarks to three dered Ids decision, he announced that ison. come to the Herald office. TRY A DAILY UEItALD WANT AD. minutes. (Frank Anderson will hold court would recess for Im ^' toddling. the stop watch.) Durin gthe hour nlloted by Judge Simmons to Frank Wideman, state a t­ Ha to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to INVERNESS WILL HAVE torney, to oxnmKie the application for rt Fkl a change of venue and the affidavits MUNICIPAL PLANTS. to to submitted by Attorney Edgar WayEight Reasons for Newspaper Advertising to to bright for the defendant, William A. INVERNESS, Sept. 21.—Th(*clty to to council has selected October 2Gth ns Hnllowes, Jr., assisting the state at­ to to the date for tho election on a proposed torney, procured a number of busi­ to Newspaper reading is a universal daily hahit; newspaper ad­ to bond issue of $75,000 for the water ness men to testify in the state’s re­ Soid the fellow who did not like to work to vertising therefore reaches each day virtually all who buy. to works and sqwernge system. Only buttal of thu motion. nnd lie really thought the world should to to Nearly u score of the most promi­ owners of property within the cor­ pay him 'without working to to to Newspaper advertising Ih the Life-blood of local trade because to nent men in Jacksonville, in all lines to it touches all consumer sources in every community. It gives tho to porate limits will he permitted to of endunvor, were secured by Attor­ HE OBTAINED THE LIVING to national advertiser the same opportunity for completo consumer an vote in the election. The bonds would mature at the end of. twenty-five ney Hnllowes. They testified that to appeal in any locality. But such a life—it was his theory about to years and would benr interest at the they believed Pope would he given a how to got a living without working. to fair und impartial trial in this county. The world owes each one a living but it Newspaper advertising cuts selling costs because it entails no to rate of C 1-2 per cent. They stated they knuw of no pre­ is up to every ono to collect it. Tho best waste in locality circulation. Manufacturers use it to cover mar­ to judice against the defendant nnd in WHOLE FAMILY FOUND to kets where it Ih profitable to do business. ■ ­ way to got*the best living is to hnve your ha their opinion if Pope is tried in tho OPERATING ’SHINE STILL. to money where you can get it when you ha Duvnl county circuit court he would to want it—in the bank to to Newspaper advertising insures quick, thorough and economical to ho given a Just hearing nnd thnt tho CLEARWATER, Sept.* 21— F. S. dealer distribution nnd dealer good will, bccuuso retailed are will­ to 12 men secured ns jurorH would not he The ONLY DECENT LIVING ing to sell products advertised direct to their own customers. * to Chapman, his wife and two sons, mndo bins by tho rumors circulated to hnve been arrested for operating a to Is obtained by saving your money whilo sinco the apprehension of Pope. Newspaper advertising enables manufacturers to tell where their to still and selling liquor. Mrs. Chnpmnn you are making it nnd put it in the bank products may he bought. to was rolenscd on $200 hall while the where it draws 4 per cent interest. . SWISS BALLOON WINNER to others nro in tho county jail. Chnp­ Newspaper advertising can ho stnrted or stopped overnight, can to mnn nnd his son, Elmo, recently com­ LONDON, Sept. 21— With tho land­ LET US TELL YOU ho prepared between days to meet sudden developments and to ob­ to pleted sorving four months on tho ing yesterday of tho Swiss balloon pil­ ABOUTITTODAY tain immediate results. , to Hillsborough county ironds for tho oted by Paul Armhruster, nil tho four­ to same offenso. teen competitors in the international Newspaper advertising enables manufacturers to check advertis­ ha race for tho JamcB Gordon Bennett ing results nnd costs in every market which they enter. to The big mill of the West Yellow trophy, which started Sunday at * to Pine Co., loentod near MndiBon, will Brussels, Belgium, hnvo been account­ Newspaper advertising cosis Iohh thnn any other kind, to rosumo operation on Octobor 1. ThiB ed for. . to mill hns been closed for sovoral o f S an fo rd <• ‘ to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to months. Soil it with a Herald Want Ad. “ A M ESSA G E FRO M M A R S” Thompson Shoes "guality WTell ” SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. : SPORT WORLD : The World Owes Me a Living The Peoples Bank �« F AGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution.’ % • ;; Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. I T h e Seminole County j| ... Bank STRENGTH :: PROGRESS 4% INTEREST PAID S O C IE T Y JlIlS. FRED DAK!Eli, Society Editor, Phone 217-W SOCIAL CALENDAR FRIDAY—Mrs. R. C. Bower will en­ tertain at bridge in compliment to Mrs. S. D. Saynms, of Brooklyn, Now York. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour will be held at the Central Pnrk at f> p. m. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop and two children, left yesterday for Daytona Bench where they will spend some time. ' I SERVICE DANCE. Peter SchunI will give n dance at the Woman's Club tonight. All arc most cordially Invited. MISS MARION KING WEDS. Friends in Sanford of Miss Marlon King, of Tampa, who nursed in the Fcrnnld-Laughlin hospital In July, and who mndo mnny friends while here, will be Bupprised to learn, of her marriage late in August, to Mr. Clinton N. Crabtree, also of Tnmpa. Mrs. Crabtree is a most attractive young woman, and while she will be greatly missed in her profession, her mnny friends wish for tho hnppy young couple much joy. Mr. Crab­ tree is a non of Rev. II. M. Crabtree, of Asheville, N. C., and has mndo mnny friends in Florida, whore ho expects to make his future home. Ho is connected with the Mcrchnnts Transportation Co,, of Tnmpa. Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Miss Nor­ ma Herndon, returned home last night from New York. Miss Herndon spent several months In New York with Mrs. McLaughlin, and was join­ THE PEOPLE OF GENEVA ed there lust week by her mother. ENTERTAINED ROYALLY Emile Pons and E. K. Nelson, Jr., of Tampa, motored here yesterday and nre the guest-, of Alfred Robson. They will remain over for tho dance nt tho Woman's Club tonight, The Eighth Annunl Session of the Seminole Bnptist Association was en­ tertained most royally by the people of Geneva; not only were homes open­ ed to the delegates, but on Tuesday a fine dinner of barbecued meats and Mnry Helen Morse has returned other delicious viands, and on Wednes­ home after spending a week as the day a dinner of fried chicken, nnd chicken pie and other delicacies, were guest of Pearl Robson. served to delegates and visitors at tho Mrs. J. (). Andes and son, John town hall. The following resolutions were Oliver, returned yesterday from Deadopted by the Associations: Land, where they attended the fun­ RESOLVED, that the messengers, eral of their aunt, Mrs. J. H. Sheddan. Mrs. Shcddnn died nt Bartow, visitors and friends assembled in the Sunday 10th, whilo on n visit to her Eighth Annual session of tho Semi­ nole Baptist Association in Geneva, daughter, Mrs. McLin. express their gratitude to the pastor, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Bobbie Mnr- the members and associated workers lowc, Mr .and Mrs. Fred Lovell and of the Geneva Church for tho hearty Master Frederick Lovell, of Tnmpa, welcome and generous hospitality ac­ corded us during the entire session of Mrs. M. W. Lovell and Newton Lov­ the Association. ell spent tho day very pleasantly at RESOLVED, that we express our Dnytona Beach yesterday, most hearty thanks to tho women of the Geneva church and community for H. A. Spicer, of Louisville, Ky., is the splendid meals, so thoroughly pre­ spending some time hero nt tho pared, delightfully arranged nnd Montezuma. bountifully served. i RESOLVED, that we express to the Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Strauss, of De­ authorities of the Town of Geneva our Leon Springs, were visitors in this appreciation for the generous use of city yesterday. the public hall in which the meals were so attractively served. Newton Lovell has returned from RESOLVED, that we extend our Washington, I). C., where he has beeu thanks to the Methodist friends for attending a radio school. the free use of their church building for tile Womans' meeting nnd other extra Hussions. RESOLVED, that we express our profound grntltude to Brother II, S. Hollick, of Sanford, for the splendid map of the Seminole Association, THE NEWwhich he has prepared with such artis­ tic work and painstaking cure, and that we commend the map idea to oth­ er Associations. that these resolutions B A T T E R Y C O . he RESOLVED, incorporated in the minutes of the "Fool of E<’irsl S ired" Association, and that we resolve to so work this year that our membership Batteries with a of nearly three thousand, shall each TWO-YEAR “win one" nt least, during the coming Associntional year. Guarantee ANNOUNCING HOF-MAC Batteries at CUT PRICES GENERATOR and ELEC­ TRICAL WORK Welding ROAD SERVICE Phone 83*W New Filling Station Tho American Legion had un even­ ing of spoU last night at tho Prin­ cess when they pulled off several good boxing boutH. They wore fast and furious, nnd greatly enjoyed by All present. Office supplies of nil kinds nt The Herald Printing Co. When you want unything In this line see Tho Iloraid. We have it or can get i t BIG MEN TO ATTEND THE CITRUS SEMINAR. SIMPLE AND RICH *♦♦♦♦*«* Drive In GAINESVILLE, Sopt. 21__Tho twelfth annual eltrua seminar to be held nt the University of Florida, Oc­ tober Cth and 6th, should Interest every progressive growor of tho stnto. The agricultural extension! dlvison, State Plant Board, College of Agri­ *1 It is a pleasure to serve you and our <«, culture, nnd the United States De­ vice is better than the best ' partment of Agriculture, have agreed to contribute toward making this a grant success. A few topics of specini interest nre: "Marketing Southern Fruits," by Chnrlo J, Brnnd, vice-president and gcncrnl mnnnger of the American Fruit Growers, I c. Mr. Brand was formerly chief of tho Bureau of Mar­ kets. "The Prccooling of Citrus Fruits," will bo discussed by M. J. Dnolwyier, Orlnnd. Mr. Pactwyler has operated S8 a prccooling plant in Orange county and has some valuable ideas that When coats are at oticc simple, rich growers should know about, V ulcanlning distinctive they answer all the re­ “The Jv*st Valuation of Citrus and quirements needed to make them a Properties” will bo discussed by Hon. success. In the model shown here the Mnrion J,. Dawson, state equalizer of designer has used the season's now taxes. Ideas to the best advantage and has “The Plans for tho Lake Alfred produced nil original nnd conservative Citrus Branch Experiment Station" wrap, plain enough nnd trimmed will ho hnndlcd by Director Wilson enough to pass without criticism. Newell. “The Inspection and Transportation BANK RATES TO BE LOWER SOON, IS PREDICTION. of Vegetnhlos nnd Citrlis Fruits" will TEACHING NIECE TO In the Circuit Court, Seventh Jud|tIl] he discussed by representatives of Circuit, Seminole County, State SWIM, DROWNS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 .—Lower the Bureau of Mnrkets, United States of Florida. hank rates at an early dnto were pre­ Department o* Agriculture. Mrs. Pnuline Roscnstcin, of West Special Tax School District No i W. W. Yothers, entomologist, bu­ dicted today nt tho closo of tho quar­ Apopkn, formerly a resident of this terly session of tho advisory council Seminole County, Florida, by 0 P reau of plant industry, will have two Swope, C. L. West and T. L Liiire’ city, was drowned in a lake on the of tho federal reserve board. Now papers: First, "Some Fundamentals Trustees, nnd C. F. Harrison, G A Rosensteln proporty yosterdny aftorYork nnd Boston federal reserve In Grove Pest Control.” Ho will also Dallas and F. T. William./£ £ noon about 5 o'clock, while giving hers of County Board of Public jB present a paper by Dr. A. T. Sponre hanks, both of which hnvo a flnt re­ struction of Seminole County, Rw. on “The New Strnins of Entomogon- discount rate of flvo nnd one half per Miss Anna Quinth, her niece, a swim­ idn, ming lesson. Mrs. Roscnstcin stepped cent, will bo tho first to ntnko redis­ ous Fungi." Dr. E. W. Berger of tho vs. into n deep hole nnd was unnhle to state plant hoard, will also have a count rate cutB. The State of Florida, ex rel Geo. A, Other bnnks in tho federal reserve make her wny to thc shore, only a DoCottes, State Attorney for tk* pnper on thiH subject nnd It is expect­ Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. ed that this subject will bring up som° system, notnbly Chicngo nnd Cleve­ few feet away, W. T. Hnmeriek, of Orlando, who land, may bo quick to follow the lend valuable nnd interesting discussion. CITATION Other papers of equal importance of Boston nnd Now York officials of was visiting his mother, a neighbor of are: "Spraying for Thrips,' 'by Prof. the federal resorvo hoard refused to the Roscnsteins, heard the cries of To the Citizens nnd Tax Payers of said Special Tax School District No, J. R. Watson, Florida Experiment divulge details of tho discussions of the drowning woman nnd rushed to 2, Seminole County, Floritia: tho scone of tho disaster. He arrived the council, except to say thcro had Station; "Quarantine Inspection filed to save the niece hut was un- ... Whereas: A petition has been..... Work," by Dr. J. II. Montgomery of been n most extended canvnss of tho in, , time , ,, . , , , in the above styled Court by Special Tax School District No. 3. Seminole the state plant hoard; "Causes of economic situation nnd that easier able to save Mrs. Rosensteln. aMr. tv 4 Yt t " %1111 t i l I I .» - 1 ... . k I . k1 money conditions'wns nn outstanding Hnmeriek after rescuing Miss Quinth County, Florida, setting forth the fact Fluctuating Markets," by Dr. L, M. rushed hack to the* tho lake Inke1 anil ami after Jnal fbat an ciccuon election hna has been aidj hern called an factor. Bristol, professor of economics, Uni­ diving several times managed to find iV 1 ^ Drops in resorvo bnnk rediscount versity of Florida; and there will he . l ,trict No. .1, on the 0th day of August, >rmg it to shore, 1021, to determine whether or not a timely discussion of "Melnnoso and rates will exert n healthy influence the body ami bring immediately upon credit. Tho strength The body was brought to Orlando there should he issued by said Special VVnrjoua Causes of Fruit Dropping," and will he shipped to the old home To* School District, bonds in Ihe sum of the federal reserve system, and its by Dr, O. F. Burger, of the Florida / L f 2of .^ 0^ 10 at tlie, Experiment Station, and Prof. H. E. , n,,ility to moot futuro emergencies, is tonight j on i * the... midnight _ . .. train,, nc, ‘rate six' 0,0'percent (0 G ) per annum Stevens, county agent of Leo county, I dcnr,y '".Heated by tho almost un- compacted by Mias Quinth. Orlando Interest payable semi-annually, prin'cipul to mnture thirty years after the the scheduled hour, 0:30 o'clock a. nt. ’ I '^ d e n te d rnlio». registered Sentinel. ------------------------date of the bonds, nnd the said bomb Tho meeting will begin promptly on I raomc °f the dlstrictss of t in WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETING. .M h J i “lf l»ml» 'tX , '.t l t o Oct. 4. The citniH growers of the . cw"^ nn^ ni'<'1" 0 WCBL state are cordially invited to attend BoBton is ,,ow icad[n« thc coimtry Th.ro-.III bo a m e o . l , W o the seminar and to remain for the w,th rt hl,R0 r*Horvo rutl° (,f 70 ,,cr man » Auxiliary of the American proving .school buildings nnd school livestock roundup ami beekeepers' cent. Other high federal reserve bnnk legion, Friday afternoon nt 2 p. m., grounds nnd for the exclusive use of meeting, which nre to be held tho ratios nre: New York, 72 per cent; in tho woinnn’s club rooms. There is tho public free schools within said two dnys immediately following the Chicngo, Of) per cent; Cleveland, 09 to he somo very impnrtnnt business f jlc.c'n' 7ax District No. Sj per cent; Philndelphln, 04 per cent; , . ‘ i that n canvnss of the returns of said Seminar. San Francisco, 04 per cent. Other re- to he brought before the members u!Cction show primn facie that aaid and plans for the winter’s work to he election was in fuvor of the issuance servo hanks rnngo downward in low­ discussed. Every member and every of tho bonds us aforesaid by the SCREEN "FIND" OF 1621 er percentages. woman eligible to membership nro sn.! district. . COMING IN “DANGER AHEAD.' ,, , , 1 » | Now, therefore, in pursuance tom In thohigh resorvo ratio districts, .order.of the Court herein made and in officials said, chiefly In the north nnd urged to lie present. MRS. LOSSING, conformity with law NOTICE is here “Danger Ahead," a romantic drama oust, liquidation has been much more MRS. F. L. ROPER, President, '*>’ Riven that the citizens and Ui of popular appeal, is coming to the speedy and normal. o . . „ (np„ pnyers of the snld Special Tax Schoot Princess theatre on Saturday night, Secretary. , blitrlct No. 3, Seminole County, FktWith special reference to the agri­ September 24th, introducing Mary cultural needs of the country, federal , ida,. nre by the suid order and , .... --------------, . by - l» ..» „„,i *„ NoUcb of Application for T«* D««d tindor Boo- required to ho nnd appear before tM IHiilhin, Universals' film find of tho reserve iboard officials announced tonon &7&. o.nnr.i statute. Lew. Honorable Circuit Court of the See year, ns the feature player. Miss dny that the resorvo systom now has enth Judicial Circuit, of Florida, «# Philbln scored n distinct hit in sup- more available credit facilities for the Nniini i« iii>r*‘tiy aivi’ii timi fi. ii. kin-**', pur- the 30th day of September, A, 0.1 n i Battery W ater and Air Free for Your Convenience 30x31 U. S. skTd $ 13.95 Frank Akers fire Co. First and Elm Avenue m m nunicci nan coniinmm. sett's hook, "Tho Harbor Road." The cut rates, more in conformity to tho •j*1"**, Th« mid land twin* nucMcd »t Witness my hand ami "ffici? 1 „ , ,,f , flic iIkic ,>r tin* imiihhcf ur miHi tT'rii(iritii< in of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, novel has been widely rend by book easier money conditions which nre in rule tin- iiniue ,•( J. it. itryr<*. iisIimm **i,i err tin*iw. 7, 1, ,inv Scpten, ,___ kIiiiII Ik* riNlcoinril ncnirdlliE lo law tnx ileeil r I°rlCla, tflW tllC fill imj <>1 lovers, nnd makes nn interesting CVHlcncC. | will l**u? IlifHNdi on lli« 20||| tlajr of October, A. 1101%A, D, 1921* t screen story. Redscount rate cuts,1 mny or m ay.1 A\ltiu»M i7 aa . alitniitur* ......... ami i*n| llila 1 (SEAL) E. Clerk A. DOUGLASS, * T y official Circuit C0Urtf The village life of New Engluml is not he represented by n correspond- ll,r mil, <|,iy of H.|>trml*t>, A. I>. 1HJI. Seventh Judicial CirH. A. imnsi.AKM, excellently portrayed by a capable ing reduction In rates in nctunl kor- J i s u v i . i Clerk Clrcull Court. cult, Seminole Coun­ cast. The settings of tho story nre de­ rowers nt bnnks in given districts. He,nl„,lie Counljr, flu. ty, Florida. Ilf: A. M. WKKKH, 11. (J. cidedly refreshing. The characteriza­ The federal reserve system lends to jILl.VAtr SCHELLE MAINES, n. Attorney for Petitioners. y H*4IC tions given by mnny prominent screen bnnks ,ond not tho public, hut it wns __Got your s crntch Pads from The i people enhance the entertainment nlso observed thnt recent financial d e -. Herald—by tho pound—lfic. i TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. value of the entire production. velopments have shown that drops In Tressie Harlow, a hoarding house reserve rediscount rates, hnvo genor-, ‘ slave, in a Now England summer ally been followed by substantia! re­ hoarding house, knows nothing but ductions In commercial rates nt hanks. ♦ work. She tires of tho irksome house­ hold duties, ami moreso, of the nunt, 1 DICKSON OF MARIANNA with whom she lives. CHOSEN FOR CLERK, Summer brings the city people to tlie village, where they spend their (Dr The Auocleted Pr.t.) vacations. There was always a full TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 22.—B. II. quota of maiden ladies between forty- Dickson, of Mnrinnnn, former Incomo If you nre doing business with Bankers, eight and eighty-eight, but of young tax collector for thiH district, has been Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ men there nre few. selected by the hoard of commission­ One dny two handsome youths from ers of stnto institutions to the posi­ ange County, nnd feel the-need of informa­ the city stopped at the house. Tressie tion of clerk nnd bookcepcr for tho tion concerning the responsibility and c$§dhes few chances to appear nt her lies*, hoard. This position was created by tt standing of your customers, it would be but she steuls nn evening—ami divides the laRt legislature, Mr. Dickson is it between the two young men, Then nt the capital todny ready for his now wise to communicate with us. scandal starts. Mnry Philbln, in “Dan­ duties. ger Ahead," is given nn opportunity to endear herself to the American The world news the dny it happens, theatre-going public in this product­ delivered nt your door each evening ion. Her typo of benutyy nnd .per­ 15c the week. sonality is well suited to tho part. Judging b y ‘results in Russia the There will he several women dele- 1 " " d o z e r s ' Union ought to ho strong K»t«„ to tho confcrcnco on nnomploy- ,or 11,0 s“,lc l ,orm of Orlando, Fla* everywhere.—Burlington News. Post Office Box 193 mont. It takes a woman to set a man to work.—Omaha World-Horaid. Bjy it with a Herald Want Ad. ♦♦+ *+ *+ ♦♦ * * * * * * +*++++++*+** Information The Orlando Credit Association Bit* Dance, Tonight, the 22 nd s Club clock �1 ' .SO: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 PAGE THREE ;3 ♦>w Altamonte Springs, Spots of Seminole’s A MONTE SPRINGS has an at­ mosphere, and^so have other plac­ es in Seminole County, but Alta­ monte’s atmosphere has the pecu___ liar quality of a Lodestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong* desire to do so, and of course there is that—-not very mysterious reason— Altamonte’s beauty—for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Westing-house of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—-who were among its founders— is not the Altamctate of today. Founded as the home of rich men only, we now reach out- for residents of humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scimred by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick of the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 f I thus getting pine filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 20 miles to the East, and i' flulf of Mexico to the West, forming that wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “Al­ tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all LT t of the Beauty over the. country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, •George E. Bates & Son) is the largest of these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners of the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end of this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length of its waters. Lake “Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear of the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” of absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in' an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for aulomobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will bo open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. • Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Bos Iol lice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 11 miles on brick highway of Sanford; and !) miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Bark, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are line neighbors, and are only two miles awav to the North and South. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter of a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The R6yal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is ojficered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Ros­ ier Be cman has spent thousands of dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use of the pubii •; and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. B -emau has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others fnfTti Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed* or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: Kent Vulcanizing Works Stan :ard^Vuto Top Co. A. Banner, Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge S A N F O 11 D( hast* & Co. ( has. E. Henry, .Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Hill Lumber Co. , Edw. Higgins, Autos. Mcisch Realty Co. J. E. Spurting, Real Estate Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Miller’s Bakery Seminole County Bank Thos. Emmett Wilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Atlorncy-at-Law irst National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Wight Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, V holcsnlcrs General Merchandise Commission Merchant t * v t V * t % V v Y y *‘ R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell, O V I E I) O0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Grot*. Co. Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes iz PatlilT, Printers, Office Stippiles George A. DeCoties, General Merchandise- Attorney-at-Lnw C. T. McCuiley, Garage . E. A. Fame!!, Groceries II. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. I’. J. Miller & Son J lodges & McMullen, B arb ers Sanford Farmers Exchange ------ C IT IJ L U O T A— Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Commission Merchant W. A. Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate Haberdashers , 4 ,'L. P. McCullcr, Groceries D. I). Daniel, Groceries D. C. MaHowe Brown’s Meat Market H. B. Lewis, Real Estate John T. Brady, Jeweler Vegetable Broker UP. Martin, Chuluota Company, Cowan’s Tin Shop Geo. W. Knight, Groceries, Meats The Ball Hardware Co. Wight Bros. Co., Autos Real Estate and Insurance -------L O N G W O O D Cates’ Crate Co. Haight &*Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonardi Groceries, Feeds E. W. Henck, Mayor Automobiles Rebel* Bros., Auto Painting A tto rn ey -at-L aw Merchant’s Grocery Co. C. W. Entzminger V. C. Coller, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., p rank Lossing, Contractor Williams Millinery Store Mid-Way Garage S. 0. Shinholser, Contractor Crates West Side Grocery l irginia-Carolina ( hem. Co Overstreet & Payne, Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. Fertilizers .Groceries S. Benjamin, Blue Front Barber Shop D. L. Thrasher, General Merchandise A. P. Connelly, Real Estate T A. O’Neill, Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel Beane Turner, Groceries S S S f * . Pa- A'■ A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer Heorge Fox, Cold Storage ------A L T A M O N T E Sanford Barber Shop Mahoney-Walker Cp. Geo. E. Bates & Son, J. TC. SMITH, Prop. Clumbers Altamonte Hotel a n / r n r t . m o & F o r m F r a n k t a k e r s ---------G E N E V A------B. & (). Motor Co., Autos Sari fold Machine & Faun A. H. Fuller ^ S o n , Ci Sen cSrFry, Groceries Mobley’s Drug Store Logan Merc. Co. f D. B. McIntosh, Genernl Merchandise Fargo Lumber Co. C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, ---------- M O N R O E I,, o r * . -— *— — Bobbin « Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. i t * Price» Contractor Carter Lumber Co. Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs % J. W; I«1ynt, Gen. Mdse. H. McLaulin, Jeweler Hill Implement & Sup. Co. m . Fleischer, Grocer lord’s Purity Water commission Merchant Merchant BOwe: & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. ... Osteen, — — y»|> Lord’s Commission ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 * , • .* . « .1 • ■ * * ^ * ’ • 'w �ANOTHER ROAD TO OKEEC1IOIIEE CITY. Under the caption of “Maintaining Grand juries never, or very rnroly, freight rates and hotter service it is Ko 0llt of their way to find matters the Flagler Policy,” the Palm Beach well to rejuvenate the idea of huiltl- for their investigation and present­ Post hns tho following bit of Inter­ ing an intorurbnn line from Sanford mont to the court of which they are esting news *<) the people of the east ~tC J . HOLLY ............................Editor to Tampa and to work for it and to „ pnrt. when, therefore, they tako const and tho lower end of the peninN. J. LILL Aft D.... Secret nry-Treasurcr exploit it until sufficient capital can oc.rnHion to depart from the strict in- suln and even ns far north in the cen­ ijuiry Into matters presented to thflii tral portion as Geneva, in this county: H. A. NEEL............General Mwinner he attracted to 1*lorida to build it. fifteen years ago when the editor by tho prosecuting attorney, or tho There are reports—mere rumors ns ROHKRT J. HOLLY, Jr.,’ of the Herald was the editor of the tbey must havo Rood and sufyet—that olficinls of the Flagler es­ *■ CIRCULATION MANAOI.U Orlando Reporter-Star lie had this flcionk Thi(( probab|y neCounts tate uro considering favorably a defi­ Phone 1IK up to G P. M. A4T»rll*in< Kiln* M*.l» Kmirn on Arplle«Uo» dream.a ml even went so far ns to have for th„ DcKn„, county> Georgia, grand nite proposal that the Florida East meetings called in all the cities and j Bubmittinff ftn unusuai bllt nono. Coast Railway Co., participate in tho Butncrlp*‘"» Pile* la Adraac* t to Jul ,80 project for the construction of a rail­ O c Y««r ............................... ............................... M OO towns from Sanford to Kissimmee, in- thc.,CM | mportnnt r Ola Month* ......... 0.00 terested the farmers and had options John „ „ utchln pro8,din}? in thnt road westward from, this city—not U.'llffred la City tj Carriar On* ....... .........................U C*nu on much of the rght-of-wny and the clear to Okeechobee City, as yet, hut Tb» bl* it* t« t» p»*« w**kir H*r«ld an- lands adjoining the rij^ht ofJ way. Af- judicial district. Tho report sots forth on the general route of thnt survey. ,, , . . , that the “younger set" of today is Uralj ootnr) Baminola County and I* puMlih»d ter coming <to .Sanford we iiRiun he,, , . , * , •vary Friday. Adtertlalnt ralaa mads known Rumors respecting railroad .con­ •a application. D e m o c r a t i c In politics. $9.i0 Ran the agitation for a traction line trnv,cH"* at »»“« whJch lfl mUch struction are notoriously unreliable; par your, always In adsanca from Sanford to Orlando and several toa fnst- , nn<1 c a l*t on I’nrcnt8 to Mont her of The Associated Pf*>* ‘capitalists were interested hut one ‘ throw a cloak of righteousness about “switch-shanty talk” is synonymous drawlmek and another came up to hit 1 »oir children" in an effort to restrain with the statements thnt one is ad­ the project in tho face and like many them in their course of conduct which vised to tell to the marines, and au­ other Rood tilings the wars and ru- aH f°rth, is leadinR to, no Rood thoritative information Comes only froth official announcements. There end. Fish and game will he protected In »»»«* "f wars stopped all road build are factors, however, which encourage ing and it went to join the other good The dispatch, from Decatur, Gn., Seminole county this season ns never r “"------ ” " " 7 *------------, . . , things put on cold storage. telliug *f this grand Jury report and credenco In this present rumor, for it before. And rich and poor, high and ^ ^ ^ h,Rh hopM of t}ll, Sjl„. warning, as published in the Atlanta w" Inccord with the Flagler tradition llow, OW i A I I K Q , will W i l l he D O prosecuted J I I U a t t l i l t t l to H ) the Lilt. f* ! i * last t I * alike, r ,,.......i.. . Constitution Saturday, is of s u f-' nn«l P'diey. full extent of the law if caught. The * bverglades Railway started in Construction of the Florida East this city and built as far as Cameron fieient importance to parents, and to Seminole County Fish and Game Pro­ ,City and operating trolley ears ns wo}l the “younger set” everywhere to be * f,ast railroad did not wait on full tective Association is on the job. as freight cars, would soma day be entitled to reproduction, ns follows: development of the territory- it pre ceded and created it, end with such _ , , . . built to Oviedo and join with the SenWo are living in a fast age nnd • Secre ary Apppleynrd seems to M Itallvvay am, lhenee to Geneva magnificent results that contimfnneu" our sons ami daughters are trav­ have injected the proper pep into the am, jo,n , h(. F|orhUl Enat Coast Railof that policy may be expected to eling at a pace which is much Lakeland Chamber of Commerce and an(1 r1vo Sanfor(1 „ wonderful duplicate the success of that policy. too fast for their own good. Au­ In the first day s drive for member. HVsU,m ((f rn,hvnys nn(, compctiil«ii of The tribute pni don the east const to tomobile joy rides are the cause ship, the total was 2(10 members. This ,jK, ritr]|t aor, to b, itlf, (i((Wll tht, rat0B the memory of Henry M. Flagler is of many fatal steps, and the is a record of which tho ( hninbcr of on frt.jj,bt nnd help to make Sanford proof of Llie sense of gratitude that courts are unable to stop them. Commerce and I.akeland people gen- a |,.lsiiig point. Such a line with the continues to be felt by the population We urge the parents to throw a erally, can well feel proud. addition »f electric railway service for benefitted by bis daring judgment. cloak of righteousness about passenger and express and eventually A sense of public duty must have their children and to use every One week from today, Sanford will to uvpn take care of freight would been an nnimnti •* motive of the possible means to influence them welcome the thousands of visitors to baVe made tliirf city and this section Flagler policy rather than mere addi­ to he more modest in their dress tho city, feed them, amuse them, got „f Florida the greatest in the South, tion to wealth—an ambition to servo and speech. We who are parents acquainted with them, nnd after the Tho time is drawing near when this his land and his country men. Ilia as­ are the ones responsible for this big street dance, send them homo trolley lino will ho built from Sanford sociates who survive him must have condition, and it is up to us to happy, and with the feeling thnt San- to Orlando and on to Tampa. The ( shared that spirit; probably it was curb it. ford wants them to come again and territory from Sanford to Tampa ife their spirit as well as his, and it will Here is warning thnt is both timely again. This big get-together party now one of the richest in the state, is lie natural that the Flagler tradition will do more for the business men of one of the most populous in the state an(' Important. I he hlnmc, by intimn- lie perpetuated in a new enterprise, this city than they can figure in do!- and lias more people and more revc- " ,,n h'ast, for conditions as they , or participation in it. lnrs and cents. Let everybody climb mic to draw from than many sections nrt\ I® placed where it belongs—on ------------------n —— in and help it along. in tile north that are now operating parents of children inclined to go to E MI *LU YMENT I)E LK( JATK8 ---------- n----------trolley lines. It would prove a man- the giddy pace that too often brings TO MEET NAMED. A careful reading of the newspu- ey maker from the very start and moral disaster. Illustrations are suf­ pers of Florida leads to the couelus- would induce thousands of people to ficiently numerous mid well known to WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—The list ion thnt a large number of tho cities Honda' and settle along the need no citing here. Grand juries, in of participants having been vlrtuand larger towns of tho state are on- 'racks of t h i s iuicrurhun railway. It their investigations of crime, reports a ’ly completed, who proceeded today tisimllv nctivi in advance m ivenieiits would not only lie an inducement for of whir'll do not always reach tlie pub. toward the working out of n program along the lines of progress and enIm'* btlle growers of fruits lie, have rc'iable information on for the mitionat confirenee on iineiiiterprise. In matters of publicity they v,,gelu!>les but it would be all in- which to base their conclusions and ptoymom which President Harding enieiit for wealthy tourists th live findings. They see plainly where much are especially active. In this Hmdablo hn sculled to meet next Monday in rare for supremacy, or, rather, for in the count! y in the winter and for of crime and criminality originates Washington. Those invited to tako .the survival of the fittest, the city the busy business man to reside in the and learn the causes, definitely estab­ part i nthe conference as shown by n thnt fails to “get there with both suburban district and commute to the lished by sworn testimony, of wrnyg- !'sl published today include 25 men doinr, of disgrace and crime, in feet" will get left. DcLnnd is doing cities each day. . d three women hut it is expected sev­ Anyone who lias lived in the big which, too often, are involved sons well, hut tile demand is very urgent eral names .will ho added to tho list for her to speed up her gait hi several !'/“ ** C"ni " ‘I’ 111 -abilities of this and daughters of honored and re­ before the convening of the confer­ line and it is only a question of time spected parents, but more often of important particulars.—Del,and News to interest the men of atfniis who will parents who uro such in name only. ence. The list now includes the names If the DoKnlh county grand jury of Secretary Hoover, who has been That idea of piping soft and pure J.Um|' I*,1. l'h,m,“ Vf, |!’is ko water u-ntn,. t„ 1,1 1lie .......... lake to Sanford, ...... would one 1,m'- 1 nr,’s 0,1 matennls for this line does no more than to bring parents to designated by the president j >' chair­ coming down every day, capital is of the greatest things that Knuford are a sense of their responsibility for the man of the conference; Sccrctar. looking toward Florida every day. over nttempted. While the artesian This big thing for Florida is coining care and conduct of their children it Davis, Samuel (lumpers, t'Jias. ,\i water that is now supplied, Is the pur­ and Sanford at one end mid Tampa will have accomplished a world of Schwab, the stool mnmi''io,Mi or; Jp!in est in the world, with no chance for at tile other end are destined to lie- good, It might also have an inlluI.. Lewis, o fthe United Mine Work­ contamination of any kind, it takes ,„ nu. ,„e greatest cities in Florida not cnee for good on boys and girls, nnd ers; F. S. Cartel', president of tho sof water f..r many purposes, and 4 , lm.,aimi the great ones like Orbm- older members of the “younger set," M.otherhooil of l.o'omotive Firemen with the ownership of a clear water Kissimmee, Lakeland and many to make them desist from “going the uml F.nglnecimen; Mayor Cptr/.ciis, of lake fed from springs and filtered, „tbl.rs between tlw two that will prof- pace that kills," morally if not phys­ Detroit; (', il. Markham, president of Sanford would enjoy privileges ae- it (.(|Uu|]y as much but Hanford and ically, make them determine to lie the Illinois Central railroad, uml corded to but few cities. The initial Orlando having the water transport!!- more careful of both their speech and Matthew Well, vice-president of the expense of piping it to the city \vm>Jd tion will come Into their own with a *heir conduct.—Tilues-Union. American Fed unit ion of ^.nhor. ---------- o----------bo nothing nfr compared to the many rush once this great artery of trade Will. M. llutler, of Huston, m.inadvantages. The people generally, and travel is opened up as it should HANNING AKHtTKI.K FILMS ufneltiror; President l ’uttler Mills, should think about this plan and tell be, Now lledford cotton mills and the your city commissioners what you Ibis has been the dream of the ediThe attorneys for "Fatty” Arbuekle Ifoosjic cotton mills; Edgar E. Clark, think about it. I hey are here to tor of the Herald for many years and make an appeal to the public not to ex-president of the Order of Railserve you. we are not too old and the scheme is prejudice the murder charge against .va\ Conduetors; Joseph II. dy Frees, —--------- o— ----not too far away for ns to live to see their client, nrd semu concerned lest , of Chicago, president of the Cllamlier THE CURE, the cnusunifnnlioii of our plans drawn lliere be premature earn- llalion of of Commerce of the United States; “ I am through with booze," says fifteen years ago. All of these great contracts by theatres in which ArFntty Arlnicklo, And that, ns the after improvements are hound to come nnd buckle ph tines n* - bed ded to up- L. E. Edgerton, !ir Nashville, Tcnn , president of the Lebanon woolen mills; dinner speakers s%’, reminds of an **h of this part of Florida would do pear. anecdote. An old befo'-the-wah darky, well to keep them in the public eye for The public will not prejudice the John il. Kirby, of Texas, president alarmed at the way a member of ‘lie '* 's publicity that will eventually case, ll of course cannot help the Kirby Lumber Co.; Charles P. Neill, whitefamily to which he wasattach- bring them to pass. impression created by the’ develop­ Washington, I), C., former IJpiled ed was bluin' ’em up, remonstrated -------- -# ----merits at San Francisco—by the sto- StateT commissioner 1of labor sta­ wlth him. "Yo’ been goin' mighty NOT FULLY SATISFIED »'h>s, for instance, which guests at tistics; W. C. Proctor, of Cincinnati, Htroiig here lately, Mister Jimmy," -------Arbuckto’s vile “party" have told con- president Proctor id Gamble; Col. Arthur Woods, of New York, former ha »ni‘L ‘W you migliter kind o' let In noting the fifteen pardons grant- l't,rnl,,« w,mt ‘nuispfrcd there. Nevpolice of New York. Up on it. Yo' gonna make yo'se'f sick <<i by the Pardoning Hoard the other l,r,*'idcss, the public will not, in ad- ! 1 lcommissioner ' l,m three women >vho have aoof you don', dot's nil." “Oh, 1 know day one of the pardons was granted viinee »f tP»« courl trial, make the mis1,10 lhrJ invitiilions to sit in the conthnt, of course,"'replied Mister Jim- upon application of many citizens mid "f ,hat ^buckle's letnvt are Ida Tnrbcll ,Mnry van my, “hut I got started on this jumbo- the prosecuting attorney who said, "I , 11 o| l*,<' cr' nu’ "* 'Murder 1ms n" roe ami it looks ns if I can't q u it” was never fully satisfied with the *•** ''ee.i,established. Th..... strict b'eeek. of the Russel Sage I-.mnda"Yes, you kin, loo," said the old man. K*dlt of this man." Tint sounds *«•'! ^ e chief of detectives «»<•. ""d Elizabeth t hnstman of “Whut you oughter do now is take rnther strange to the general public, “f b*'" ‘nmnsco say it will be, but ‘ hh'iuro, an olDcer of the National ... (ill 1 111 <>l 1 1 . 1 1t 1 . . 1, . >.l .. b . n l L i . . i t . . . l i t ' \ \ i i i , o m ii T l ' u d o I ' u l i . n I n n i v i i n do nigger Keuloy euro." “Nigger Koo‘he state’s attorney was not fully 1,11 biteHlircnt people realize the .Ilf- , Womans Trade Union league, t ley euro?" returned Mister I “How «nH*rit»ci he slumld have made less efbetween sijch slarements ami ' ‘resident Unnling was understood I do you take it?" “Rasy emiir,"was the r,,rt have him convicted, in fact he ^nvktUm. j hnvo under consideration today a | oxplanntlon. "All vou got to do is dcs ‘‘"Vo prevented the grand jury 0,1 th« otlu’r hun‘'- Arbuckle's at- suggestion that he address the con1 run out of Hiimphin to drink " -Jolm- fr,,in » Hue bill. We nev««’ v,''-v nOst.ikon if fereneo at its opening session. * ny -Spencer. er could Hce any reason for a prosevut-"'^y think Hint movie theatres should LOW TIDE ON THE REACH 1- ing attorney getting a eonvietion just w»'t until Arbuekle has been tried to — to say thnt he had one and gloat over<"«tontinue showing films in which he Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at the same in discussing the number of uppears. Whether Miss Uappe’s death About Same Hour and .Minute convictions to liis credit like an Indian proved to have been the would gloat over liis scalps. We result of a criminal assault made up Sept. 22 ................................. 5:08 want justice in our courts but we do on her by Arbuekle, even the admitted Sept.2d ..................*.................. 5:50 Vary the usual vegetables by not want any innocent men convicted. fn,‘,s regard to the atfair are of Sept. 21 .................................... 0:59 nerving Flag Hrand Succotash. It is better that ten guilty ones es- "uc'' ‘‘haracter that the,exhibition of Sopt,25 ............ 8:08 cape rather than send one innocent an Arbuekle picture under all the eir- Sept.20 ............................... 0:10 FOR DF.SHKRT man up for life or for even one month, eumstances would lie a violent affront Sept.27 ............... 10:11 Try Del Monte Fears cut half or one day or one hour. to all decent people. Sijpt. 28 U:25 Inch cubes, served in ice cold ---------- a____ — j The movie theatres in all parts of Sept. 29 .................................. . 11:55 cnntoloupe. A scientist says that in twenty- ,la‘ col,ntry’ b»«»U‘"ng . Pittsburgh, ^lopt. 30 ,....:.. 12;J9 Or, serve chocolate ice cream five thousand years we shall all he wh,eh hnve announced the diseontinu- j -------------------t---in halves of penis. eleven feet high. However, most of us !,.nt ,! l,f _ nic i*u, ' at, !en^ / ‘,r 1 ’ Mnnntco county recently endo -sed hope to lead such good lives that wo *lj U t ) nra doing tho right thing . 1 „ bond issue of $950,000 which has shall he considerably higher than that Ar,,ucklw “I'Ters no more th iu ia becn propo8cd. The funds will wnrhv then,—Tacoma Ledger. temporarly financial loss, he will be rant tho hanl surfacing of a lot of tho WKLAKA IILOCK * _______ ______ "" «xccetlhiftly lucky Individual.- rondH nn(1 thc buUding of concrete "" Phones 197-191 „ . . , *“ : . 4 .PUI,bur»h D1T tch‘ nnd steel bridges. Post cards—local viuwb—lc each at ------- — o----------| ' ':e Herald office. Fell it with ti Herald Want Ad. I'RY A DAILY HEIIALD WANT AD. SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner THE BAN K — A M on u m en t to Progress The tens of thousands of strong, depend­ able bunking institutions throughout tho United States today nrd sturdy, sub­ stantial monuments to the progress of the nation and to thn confidence—in­ spiring methods and perfect protection which the modern bank h(fords. The enactment of stringent banking laws nnd their rigid enforcement has eliminated forever from the realm of banking all unstnplo and wobbly finan­ cial institutions, thus assuring to the de­ positors of the nation tho greatest pos­ sible protection, through the medium of our modem system of banking for the safe handling of public’ and private funds. First National Bank * * A COMMUNITY J1U1LDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whilner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live ProSessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS 0. Shinholacr fieorge A. DeCottes zVttorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Dunk SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA FLOItlli Sanford Construct’n ( t». BATTER! ICS CONTRACTORS AND HUII.DF.TtS Planes and SpecificntimiH Cheerft. uniNO voun Battery Troubles to Us ... r"rn‘*,,cd W, Spool*llio on Elantrick! Work .art c.n glr* „ „ t„ A" you dcpariilAbla *»rvleo.. II, I. PACE P. 0. Hal 21:J WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS______________________ FOH OVEHHAULINO YOUR CAB Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors Company Sketches nnd Estimates Free; ?» ..... 1 hone 189 „ building too largo and nono too smtll L. A. llonnud, I rap. -----ALL WORK OUAUAM BED---- - Wilson & Shorey HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fie. PURE WATER Sold nnd Serviced by Echv. H iggins, Inc. * , Elder Springs Water 119.98% PURE ................ Haight & Wieland ____ Phone 311,-W GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First i Sanford, FU LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS TIIE REST Dally Service Phone . ’ % REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance• . SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone ll.l V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W. Knigrlit General Shop and Mill Work* Real Estate nnd Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau CONTRACTOR and IlUILDl. ’ 517 Commercial Street Sanford, I TRANSFER The vocational committee of the Hmjlncss and Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE (iOODS” requests nil young women desiring employment to register at the First Quick Service Transfer National Hank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. HERN Kit, Chairman If we plense you, tell others; ll n" tell us. Phone 198 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed ’ Henry McLaulin. Jr. OPT. D. Ho t e l s Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s.Now Hotel” 11.50 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OFTOM ETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. • WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. 0 . WILSON, O llie r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND KEASONAUI.E PRICES V.'I'ht Dnther* .rr*a Ilallilln* Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General .Machine and Holler Works Autopiohilc Flywheel Steel Gear bands in Htock Crank Shafts Re-turned G1LL0N & FRY E L E C T R IC A L J; Conlraclors Phono 112 (111 Park Ave. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 In and A b o u t Wills Mention or Milter* 1" B,l*r /irwnii lie®* t( Jnteresl S The C ity *£ 1 7 # # # # # * * * New Cigar Factory Among Sanford’s In­ dustries Past Month Summary of tbo Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers # * # # Sanford Will Soon Be Numbered Among Clgur Towns of the State PAGE PIPE How Do YOU Find Business? \ # Florida in general Is n clgnr making M6as-bnck snys “Rotten," while the Live-wire snys “By working like the state. Some sections make more tfinn dovil for it!” And there you are! And we alwaya keep our atore in the others but good cigars can be mado “Live Wire Cluss!” And we work like the devil ffir it, and we know how to anywhere lubor and shipping condi­ buy right, and wo know how to aell right, nnd above all wo know how to tions having much to do with the suc­ treat our cuatomer right. We believe— cess of tho venture. This city has | * Kor Florida: Generally lair * * tonight and Friday; no change * Boveral factories now but a now one hns recently been established thnt IT GETS YOU NO WHERE TO GET UP A LOT OP * in tem p eratu re. # Dawgono, she dropped two promises to put tho town on tho map STEAM UNLESS YOU GET IT IN yesterday. Thnt Is cer­ among the cigar towns of the state. I * * * * * * * * * points tainly encouraging and if It The new factory was recently estab­ THE CYLINDERS keeps up that gait It will be lished in the third floor of the city , Another graveyard day. ^ snowing by Christmas. And And by working na we have we have doubled our cuatomer Hat in two yeara. hall, a location by the way that was the days ure not bad and the fitted up for one of the biggest fac­ And nothing to do after you got out. And that la worth working for! Furthermore we couldn’t keep hundreds nights aro bo delightfully cool tories in Tnmpn during a strike in of old frienda and win so mnny new onea if our Service wasn’t getting busi­ that we ore almost tempted to thvt city many years ngo when sever­ 0 p Swope, of Oviedo, was among ness for ua. give old September a parting al of the factories moved their men the victor* to «» d t* yesterday. kiss. It Is a good thing we hero to mako cigars until the trouble WE WILL BE GLAD TO TELL YOU HOW WE DO IT did not open the schools until could be settled. j e McOonock, of Jacksonville, the 31st for it has not been The location is a good one and the was a business visitor here y fte r -COML AND SEE US--------good school weather. Wo will factory starts off with the brightest day. say It has been n hot summer of prospects being fostered by the everywhere nnd down here In Florldn Produce Co:, and tho cigars to J H. Edmondson, of Atlanta, was Florida wo have been extreme­ bo distributed by the Wight Grocery in the city yesterday transacting busi­ ly fortunate for It hns been Co., of this city—all home people nnd ness. much cooler thnn In mnny all with the best interests of the city other parts of the country. at heart. C. R. Kirtley, the manager Hod and Gun Club will shoot today Let's drop again, Hen, old fel­ who is also the manager of the Flori­ on the lake front and the Oviedo Club low. Wo like It. da Produce Co., and Hal Wight of the will shoot ns usual, 5:40 A. M. HHPT EM HEK 22 same company are the presiding forc­ Maximum ....................... 04 es in the fnctory nnd they are ubly Examine the wedding invitations at Minimum ......................... 08 supplemented by Joe Mencndez, one the Herald office. Engraved or print­ Kongo ............................. 72 of tho best cigar manufacturers in the ed. We have all the latest styles, Barometer ....................30.14 * Jstn^e who literally grew up in tho clCalm anti clear. “ gar business. Ho recently had the Ercn Hat Shop and Pressing Club "Over the Top" factory in Orlnmio also dye work. All work guaranteed, but was induced to come horo and 109 Sanford Ave. 153-Gtp make the some fine cigar in the San­ ford fnctory. "Over the Top" nnd the So many people who have been SANFORI) HAS SOMETHING NEW. "Brush End" nre the two brands beaway all summer are returning and Jns. F. Magee, who recently sold,1"* nin(,e now b>' tho now fodory but the city has taken on that busy nlr his Interest in Haight & Magee, h a si01*1" b™mlfl wil1 be l>u‘ out later and of early autumn. formed n new concern with \V. p_ ., ns the business grows the owners ex- TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO Classificd advertisements, 3 cents a line. No nd taken for less that FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER to build a larger factory nnd help Ralph Yenrby, of Orlando, agent Hofmann, who, for some time past> Pcet........................................................ 2I5 cents, snd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash BOTHERS YOU. for the Dclco Lighting System, was in hns been general foreman of Haight I* an1or£ t ta *r“w in tho-manufacturing must accompany all urders. Count live wards to a line and re n 't ac­ Iho city today on business nnd called & Magee, and their predecessors. T h o 11"0*. Th° m“kc™ ‘he“« ci*ar8 c,n* cordingly. __________ ______ new Arm will Incorporate and do n ' ,,.hn8 ZC the f«ct that while the merEating meat regularly eventually upon his mnny Sanford friends. , , , ...... , , chants pay more for these good cigurs wholesale and retail buttery business.1,, . , . . . the smokers pay the five cent rate— produces kidney trouble in some form FOR RENT FOR SALE Have your watches nnd jewelry re­ They will nlso do generator and elec­ pre-war prices-and they intend to "r "thorft ^ll-know n author!FOR RENT—Refined couple desiring paired at Mcl.aulin’s. Two first class trical automobile work, nnd to this make them and continue to make ty, because the uric acid in meat ex­ FOR SALE—10 acres grove, 7 acres two nice unfurnished communicat­ wild land on hard road on smnll watch makers. Prompt service. end, nro equipping n shop such as them the best live cent cigars on the cites the kidneys, they become over­ 140-tfc will have no equal in this purt of the ,niirj(et worked; get sluggish; clog up ami lake, tdcnl place to build a home. ing rooms for light housekeeping, with stnte. Delicate instruments that aro Rood their advertisement in this ia- causes all sorts of distress, particu­ Price $4,000.—E. F. Lane, the Real hath, lights and city water, closo in, ___________ 154-5tp call on Mrs. G. I). Smith, 301 Palmetto Try the ‘'brush End" and "Over the to the olectricnl system of nn auto- sue ami patronize your home indus­ larly backache nnd misery in the kid- Estate Man, Top" cigars when you ask for a cigar mobilo what a stotheBcopo is to a doc- tries by smoking the' cigars made ncy region; rheumatic twinges, severo FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish ave. at the stands. They are mndo right tor, ate just one of tho features und r |ght here in your own city. Go up headaches, arid stomach, constipation, potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR RENT—Two furnished front here in Sanford by people who know ono of mnny kindred things. They . to the new fnctory nnd see how they torpid liver ,sleeplessness bladder and Brumley. 153-6tp rooms nt 20A Park Ave. 131-tfc how. FOR SALE—10 room house with FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, will also assemble a battery under taro made nnd try one of these new ci- urinary Irritation. 152-tfo Apply 1004 Elm Ave, Tho moment your back hurts or electric lights, hath and shower, 31 their own trade nnmc of Hof-Mnc, und ' gars thnt nro proving so satisfactory HOOFING, Red and green Blntc sur­ it will carry n two yenr guarantee from the very start, kidneys aren’t noting right, or if bind- acres land, 6 acres In grove with 300 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 518 W face, 3-ply $3.26 per squnro. Tiger with no strings attached. The price dor bothers you, get nbout four ounc- big orangu trees, pears, persimmons, First Street. 155-3tp brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; will ho commonBurnte with the bat­ os of Jail Snlts from any good phnr- and pecan trees.—E. F. Lane, the Real TWO LIVE SANFORD MEN 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address tery, and only slightly higher thnn nuicy; take n tnhleapoonful In n glass Estate Man. 154-5tp EMBARK IN REAL STATE WANTED 11, E. (Jinn, llox 301. 139-2fltp whnt you pay for an ordinary bat­ BUSINESS IN THIS CITY. of water before breakfast for a few FOR SALE—Medium slzo safe. Aptery. They will distribute n standard days nnd your kidneys will then act < ply 40^ Sanford Ave., and Fourth WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cnll Ors. Osenliach, Christ, Edwards, nt 20(1 Park Ave. 153-fltp Tho suro Blgn of prosperity In San­ Ane. This famous suits is made from Street. 94-01. Ford, Ingram and Andrews, of Orlan­ battery In n wholesale way, the name ford is the real estate men getting the acid of grapes and lemon juice, Eq R s a l e —(j room house, 4 acres of WANTED—Hemstitching and pecotdo, attended the Orange-Semi note of which Is to be ndded Inter and a ing, also orders for all kinds of busy and going in for a bigger cam­ combined with llthin, and hns been | |an(l, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens, further fcnturewill put out a battery County Medical Society meeting at paign of advertising nnd selling and at a cut price to compete with the used for generations to flush clogged p rice $2,500.00.—E. F. Lane, the Real (pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 140-0tc the Valdez Hotel last night. low priced butteries being put upon helping to put Sanford on the map, kidneys and stimulate them to nor- Estate Man. 154-5tp WANTED Position ns housekeeper, “EXIDK" BATTERIES, tho Giant the market, nnd which will be con­ Among the new ones starting this mnl activity; also to neutralize tho r0K s A L E - 8-room house with_ nTl ur any kind of housy work. Apply modern convenience, excellent re.................... .. Morlsco Fruit Stand, Lena Krieg, that lives in a box. We can now fur­ structed of standard materials. The week is C. A. Mathews nnd W. V. acids in the urine so it no longer irri155-3 tp nish six Volt Batteries nt $24.60. Wo electrical nnd wolding experiences of Wheeler, who have opened offices at tales, thus ending bladder disorders. pj|jr Privato wuter wor]:8( jn j Csir- First street. Jail Snlts cannot Injure anyone, able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd re­ W. D. Hofmann is well known around 115 Park avenue in part of the room BOARD AND ROOM pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ tho "City Substantial,” to need furth­ occupied by Hnynes & Ratliff for a makes a delightful effervescent lith- ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc er comment here. Suffice to say, ho printing office. Charlie Multhcws in-wnter drink which millions of men HC-tfc BOARD AND ROOM—Private fam­ will welcome his mnny friends at tho and Wallaco Wheeler need no intro­ nnd women take now and then to ,keep |;. SALE \ new bungalow at a ily, 719 Ook Ave. 151-7tp Both of the kidneys and urinary organs clean, ^ ^ Good ternia, -E. F, The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., foot of First street, where the new duction to the public hero. tho Rcnl Eatnto MaIlf 154-Gtp announce that Mr. Pearce, of the Ailing station just put in by this en­ them have been in the game beforo, thus avoiding serious kidney disease. ^ ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Schaefer-Weed.m Tailoring Co., will terprising Arm ,1s already beginning Charlio having been with the A. P. —Adv. FOR SALE—Ono heavy duty two"be here !• riday and Saturday of this to put forth a stream of gasoline nnd Connolly Co., and Wallace with n big whocl trailer in good condition. InTaylor Commundcry will hold a «iek to take measures and orders for oils. REllKKAIIS NOTICE! Arm in Louisville, Ky. Ho has re­ , quire at Ford Garage. 143-tfc stated concluvo on Thursday, Sept. 22 fall clothes, Jas. F. Magee, is a now comer, who cently been in tho automobile game Attention Robeknhs! There will be SALE—Two Idg lots cheap, on nt 7:30 p, m. llalluting and confer­ arrived last May, ami settled in San here under the nnme of Brynn & a district meeting of the RebekahH of th() h#|ght of Magnolia ave.—J. S. ring order of Red Cross. Visiting Sir Thl <K I IRKS, Goodyear non-skids ford after looking over the slate for Wheeler, but saw more opportunities the Eighth District in Mnsdnic Hall 154-31p Knights welcome.. Hnrvnrd. X ........................... *27.50 six years for n location of this sort. in tho rent estate business nnd has Thursday. A school of instruction H. E. ffOLAR, FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. ...................... 31*00 That ho is a Axture is evidenced by returned to his Arst love. will ho held at 3:30, nnd nnother ses­ Em. Com. Good dry stock. Prico $7 jmi’ ton, f. All other sizes any make In propor- the fact of his purchase of n home in Mr. Matthews starts off with nn ad­ sion at 8 p. m. nt which time tho Re P°n‘ *'('t "un (" ices before you buy,— Sanford Helghtts, which he will oc­ vertisement in the Daily Herald and bekah^degreo 'will l.e'exempllfi't-d'hy | »• b- c'ir«- S «nfor(1‘ ChftB0 * C «‘ 151 -tfe. “y br,dhers. Phone 648. 150-tfc cupy as soon ns it has been painted he will have daily bargains in real the staff of DeLand Lodge. All visit­ FOR SALE—1 form cannor nnd s«ving Robekahs welcome. and some remodelling done. Mr. Mn- estate. * 1)r- ami Mrs. Osenbaeh, of Orlando, ernl doten jars. Very reasonable. Tho real cstato men of Sanford MRS. A. J. LOSSING, Sec’y. gee is decidedly not a now man in rame over yesterday and visitod ut Address "E. II." care Hernld. dh-tf with months of strenuous work are tho battery business ns he had charge could do moro advertising and not be nearly here. You should take pains ! r hu,m' "f Mr- and Mrs. Ralph K. of the main office of n well known injured by It. Advertising is tho FOR SALE — Two lake front lots. CARPETS AND RUGS to find out whether your children’s * rt', until tune for the Medical Sobattery company somo years ngo and breath of life to the real estate game, I Best lots# in city for n beautiful uyus aro normal. Has school work WASHED .... . 1,1 'he Valdez Hotel. Dr. hut few seem to realize it, and the r"Wh wn, one of the principal later was Identified with tho manufac­ more rcnl estate ugcncloH opening up ami cleaned at yaur home or wc will h|*m e-E. F. Lane, the Real Estate and reading strained your hoy’s eyos? turing battery trndo in tho enst. His Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re­ inkers at the meeting. cnll for nnd deliver. Hamilton Reach ________ ______________ experience will bo of boncAt to his will prove It. These young men are Electric Washers used.—Sanford f o e KALE—7 room cottage, plaster- tard n child’s whole progress in lifo. not associated together in business, Stcnm Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone GCO | ed, well finished ami In good condi­ ■Many are the brides to bo in San­ customers especially ns to prlco ns his buying experience will,bo passed but will each have tholr offices In tho TOM MOORE tion. One acre of land. Good burn, same place nnd nro rcudy to servo to' °,i° nmi along to tho trade in the aim pc of at­ tenant house; Dolco lighting system, DRINK OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN f , " ''‘'aid wedding stock, betractive prices. And Sanford will you. on St. Johns’ river. ’ Canal coming up We have them. Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-lU( have the addition of a small but com­ from river ut rear of place whero per cent pure. Pho>"e 311 NOTICE. plete manufacturing enterprise. Tho boats enn be kept.—A. P. Connelly. for It. y Un*le lcft yesterday Hof-Mnc Battery Co., will open their 153-4tc —Got your Scratch Pads fr:n. The The Roynl Neighbors will meet for «fU-r !n r CK0 nt W,ntcr Park doors and wolcomc the public at their Pest cards—local views—lc each at Pickling and Preserving guest ,inys h°r° th° attractive Ailing station and now this week only, on Frldny night,23, he Herald office. Herald—by tho pound—1 5 c ._____ cr ymitie r Wila°n and oth- red front a t tho foot of First street, instead of Thursday, on account of k,„ ; n,,,u*■ un^ tho Kobckah district meeting being Phone 176 Fourth and Hanford Av» FOR SALE OR RENT—Pinno In good noxt Shturday morning. condition. Phono 103-J or address hold in tho hall Thursday afternoon b"n,e i ai,mn,or nt hor oId New Era Printery P. O. Box 352. 149-fltp nnd ovening. All the members will We have the FLETCHER PRESENTS O. Bassett Smith, Prop. plense be governed accordingly nnd FOR SALE—A puir of young, black COACHMAN FOR HARDING. COMMERCIAL ANI) make an offart to be there Friday mnre mules, at n bargain. Phono S 2 ^ /ly, . VVash Suits, JOB PH1NTING night. RECORDER. ICG. 152-tfc l Pf 11 4I ' WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—W ^ F. , : ' l" *4.00 values, as Coachman ,of Jackksonvlllo, was In­ FOR SALE—Lnfgo two story store Mason, Sure-Seal Jars troduced to the president yesterday 1 ie X last at 98c1 building at Pnoln, Fin. Can bo made > in fo rd S h o e* d o th - afternoon by Senator Fletcher. Into good aportinont house upstairs. and Jelly Glasses Mir. Coachman is hero to confer 7 miles from Sanforil on hard road.— A. P. Connelly. 163-4tc 162-6to with officials of the war Anance cor­ See our line of poration regarding his now duties. Ho FOR s Ale£ -N ew bnby bod.—Mrr. A. i r r ^ p a m e d by hu has been appointed on the Florida B. Huntley, 211 French Avenue. Stone Crocks, Coolers, Formerly with A. P. Connelly committee which Is to assist In ad­ I 166-^tp 0 r,a"«l«* today1to"' CT °V°r f,'°m Churns, etc. HAS OPENED REAL ESTATE OFFICE Manila! v V acc tho City Sub- ministering the agricultural credits FOR 3AL.E—3 dox. 1 quart fruit jara. very ‘b*y were act. It will be his duty \o pass on ap­ Address J, carp of Herald. 165-tp. at 115 Park Avenue ing city, m l}in'ssc,l with our grow- plications for^Florlda agricultural For office supplies, stationery, eiu. All Business Entrusted to Me Will Be Attended to ftoyec of*(h,, ‘^n,zw,ft8aformer erm loans. '•nine to the Herald office. Promptly *hilt* hm. i,ni(i <JuV,n,!° Sontlno1 «"d | “ Post cards—locni viow»—lc~ench^t cal]. this office a pleasant •lc each at Post cards—local views # HARDWARE CO. the Herald office. tho Herald office. a J1 # i K the weather » SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE rtf srafff W /so/ffftffML S an ford , F la. EAT LESS MEAT IF BACK HURTS -, SCHOOL DAYS TIME STONE JARS C. A. 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''City Substantial IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMBER.21, 1921 ©ERAL INVESTIGATION KU KLIIX KLAN POSSIBLE INFORMATION IS SOUGHT attorney General Lays Facts Before th e President DTHINGJEFINITE \s s s s ts s s r TIONISMADE. ,n. Tli, . PreM) ONLY ELEVEN PARDONS k RECEIVE FAVORABLE ACTION STATE PARDON HOARD. (By Th* A itoclaltd F ra u ) SEVERANCE IN MURDER CASE IS GRANTED Rawlings jointly indicted on murder in the first degree. Pope wns re-ar­ raigned on the first and second counts in tho indictment which chnrgcd mur­ der, pleaded not guilty. Renrrnignment was necessary on account of tho withdrawal of the third count in the indictment by the stnte, which charg­ ed Pope instignnted killing of Hick­ man. Gibbs serving instead of Sim­ mons, who disqualified himself into yesterday on tho plea of Pope’s coun­ sel that Simmons wns prejudiced. > Rawlings counsel protested against severance which Pope's counsel suc­ cessfully gained but Gibbs overruled protest. Pope's counsel then made a motion for a change of venue which will he nrgued at noon. Pope will ho tried first. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-T he Ku Klux kian was denounced as destructive of free government, peace and harmony L William F. Johnson, grand mnster bf the Grand Lodge of Missouri, Free and Accepted Masons, in an address Lt the lodge’s annual convention which bpened here yesterday. “As the impression scorns to preail in some sections," deelnred Mr. [Johnson, "that the Masonic fraternity directly or indirectly associated arith this (Ku Klux Klnn) secret praniution, it is well that the seal of disapproval lie positively placed ,by [this grand lodge upon this secret or­ ganization. “We cannot, as Free Masons, and good citizens, recognize tho right of en to assume unto themselves tho H* # # # * # * * * - , » * # * ' * * Mi # ^ight to administer law and to in­ * * FLORIDA’S HERO # flict punishment upon their fellow-; LAID TO REST TO-, * nen. Such nn assumption is suhver- j * DAY AT CLEARWATER # hive of nur republican institutions, | * gor.trary to the great principles of * CLEARWATER, Sept. 21.— * Tree Masonry. "An organization that practices * —Almost every person in * Censorship „f private conduct behind * Clfenrwntcr will attend the # pa? midnight anonymity of mask and * funeral today of the late * ohe, and enforces iis secret decrees * Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, whose * *ith the wenpon f whips and tar * body arrived Monday* night, * M fenthers, no;-' ultimately merit * having left New York on Snt- # Lieut. Robert * H rece've the ( • 'b mnation of those * urdny night. * Hoyt, who went to New York * o believe in courts, open justice * to attend the ceretnoninls in * pd good citizenship," * the Brooklyn Navy Yard,* nc# The convention will continue Thurs* companicd the remains homo. * »y. * Tho trnin wns mot by a body # * of American I.egioners nnd es- # * corted to tho undertaking pnr- * * lors of C. N. Alexander, where * * 'it remained until this morn- # * Ing when it wns taken to the # * Presbyterian church, where it # * will Hq in state until the fu- # * neral services nt -I o’clock ’ # * this afternoon, • * Word wns received in this # J n f ,,,N(:T0N’ Se,,t- 21*—An- * K ™ ..... - white house to­ * city yesterday afternoon by * W ,h'‘ m'u treaties with * Commander Abbott, of tho lo- * (rouM*?!, Au,t"'' M"‘l Hungary, .» cnl Americnn Legion, thnt n * nnvnl subchaser would be here * L ' t u. T " u,," i tomorrow, the * * today with n full complement * lh>i 1 >’>’ information * of nnvnl men. * rnm several ! ' '‘n ' * On account of tho shallow # k n.m ul;;;1 m,H as weI1 aB * water of tho bay, tho boat will * KMeen l]T K l‘“|,ublic*n, Idaho, * anchor off Clearwater Bench. * C ty V ' ’1' the * Tho nnvnl department will # r.g e ,fl,htCrT ll,S’ ls Plnnning to * participate In the funeral of * # sew I ! f n‘Jni,Ml n‘tiflcation of the * Lieutenant Hoyt. * A number of American Lo* K , a‘ ? ' - MM to have as* gion men from Tnmpn post * Cbllc.ni. ",U|,|M*rl from “ f°w Ro- * and n largo company of citl- * irere for„m'' ' 0,no ^ “"'ocrats who * . zens nnd personal friends of * h* V.VrsaZ, Uel’ly. ^ CritiC" °f * the dead man, a hero of the * * disaster to tho dirigible ZR-2 # M ta M o V T Z r '” f ";po,IUon- * at Hull, England, will be in nt- * N tot night th " thu 8unat0 * tendanco at tho servicer. * r 'y rntifi!,,! y Wero conHdent of * r Owing to a special request # N m ! ! : • ,,r: ‘h<* opponent, * of tho family of tho deceased, _ # * Dr. W. B. Y. Wilkie, pastor of # k n e d wllhlth,,."n '!rftti°n HU|,port * the Presbyteriqn church of ’# V have In,en,0cr"ts who nl- * Dunedin, who will officiate at * “g l a r e d for ratification. * tho services, stated today that # * tho servicto will bo very brief, # * nnd no sermon will be preach- # NRl‘TMAr,,BW8 c ,,GSEN # ° * ^ AI) AIll SERVICE. * cd. * Tumor-Brandon Post, Am- * * erican Legion, of this city, * * will have charge of the scr- # * vice. V . # • *~ # rt' Wa’ nominal i ! ’,CorpB on*ln- * *nt H»rdlng t r ,0(Jay by Pr«8'»Uh the rank o f v f n° ^ nk of Mnjor.Gcner- Cooler brceaiv will soon be fe lt So will hats.—Nashville Tennessean. sORAH TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST PEACE TREATIES WASllwCTnPM ,,) 7r,on 21~Colonei STATE ROAD BOOSTERS WILL HAVE ROAD NO. 2 OR KNOW REASON WHY FUTCII BRINGS SUIT. AGAINST TAMPA TIMES ALLEGES BE WAS LIBELED. (B r Th* AnocUted Pr*M) TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21.—Favor­ able notion upon only eleven out of ono hundred and fifty applications for clemency wns reviewed by the State Pardon Board nt a meeting held Inst week. Seven were granted condition­ al pardons, and fines reduced In two cases and citizenship restored to two personno previously pardoned. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— Inforution in the hands of the Depart,ent of Justice ns to the n ctlv iticB of e Ku Klux Klnn were luid heforo esident Harding today hy Attorney -ncrnl Daugherty after the latter ,d c o n fe rre d with Director Hums of e D e p a r tm e n t's Bureau of Inveatiition. Officials decline to express . opinion as fit the possibility of tho I‘OI»E ANP RAWLINGS WILL RE * TRIED SEPAR­ iedernl investigation but stated tho ATELY Lpartment would take steps to gath­ er further details of tho situation. So • (By Th* A**oclat*d P rtu ) ir the department’s information conJACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.—Cir­ jted largely o f isolated complnints cuit Judge Gibbs this morning granted Ipmi private individuals and organl- severance in the ense of Pope and ations. Navy Airships and Hangar Wrecked NUMBER 154 Several Hundred Will Gather at Orlando October 8th TAMPA, Sept. 21.—A. D. Futch, n traveling salesman for n Jackson­ ville concern, has filed suit for fifty tho publisher of the Tanirn Times. He alleges he wns libelled in nn ar­ ticle of a recent issue of the Times, YESTERDAY DECIDED TO CALL which related to tho death of Vir­ ANOTHER MEETING AT WHICH THEY WILL DO SOMETHING ginia Turner, of Clcnrwnter. MEETING AT OCALA An explosion In the gasoline tank of (lie navy illrigllilc I Ml at (lie Rock* away Point (N. Y.) ntr station started a lire which ilestroyeil the dirigible, a kite balloon and another airship ami rondeml the big Itiingnr a pile of Junk. The dainnge Is estimated In the nelghborbooil «»f s.*,imi,ii\HI. CHICAGO LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE APPEALS TO CONGRESS FOR OFFICIALS TO FUNCTION ENTIRE FAMILY MURDERED IN MICHIGAN DOWAGIAC SCENE OF FRIGHT­ FUL CRIME SUNDAY NIGHT (B r Th* A tiooliU d Fr**t) (B r Th* AuooUtsd P r tu ) OCALA, Sept. 21.—Several hundred State Road No. 2 will moot at Orlando October 8th to continue their efforts lo have work on highway completed. Orlando meeting decided upon at mass meeting in Ocnln Inst night nttended by sovcrnl hundred persons from nino counties. Resolutions were adopted calling upon Governor Hardee and members of the State ond Depart­ ment to make avnilnble one million, three hundred nnd twenty eight thous­ and dollars provided by four of tho counties Involved for rond work. Sev­ eral speakers declared Jacksonville nnd the East Const interests wero trying to stifle tho project in order thnt the influx of tourists nnd new­ comers to the state must necessarily come through Jacksonville nnd down the Enst Const. W. W. Phillips, of Lake City, a member of tho stato leg­ islature, urged the fight he carried into politics, exhorting tho voters not to support any candidate for stnte of­ fice not in favor of the project. Tho meeting nt Ocala followed the.onc held at Gninesvilio recently. • DOWAGIAC, Mich., Sept. 21.— Bloodstained club nnd bloody finger prints were the only clues today by which loeni authorities hoped to elenr before witnesses thnt "a slong ns the up the murder of three persons nnd government allows intoxicating the serious injury of another, a child, liquors to he shipped into Chiengo I in their home here. William Monroe, will not mop it up." wife and 17-year-old daughter wero The resolution then continues: found beaten to denth with a club, in “Now, when the mayor of Chiengo the same room wns found the tonCHICAGO, Sept. 21.—An appeal to congress to enact a law to compel city nnd his general superintendent of yenr-old daughter beaten on the head officials to obey their oaths of office police take a position thnt we have until unconscious. The child wus made blind by the blows. Although hef'rcin enforcing the 18th amendment has shown to you that they have taken, covery is very doubtful officials hope been made In the form of n resolu­ nnd the condition ns to the illegal sale she may be revived sufficiently to tell tion passed hy the Chicago Law and o fintoxienting liquot- in Chicago are tho story of the attuck. Tho tragedy Order Lenguo with nssurnnee thnt it very bad, and when tho mnyor nnd was discovered yesterday when tho will be brought up in congress during chief of police have under them about child's chum entered the* home nftcr ONE HUNDRED KILLED AT MAYENCE, GERMANY, * fi,000 policemen, wo believe thnt the the next few days hearing her monn. It is helioved tho IN CHEMICAL PLANT. time hns come In the history of this Tho resolution, after asserting that uttnek occurred Saturday night nB government to find oilt whether there while Mnyor Thompson of tills city members of the family yvoro last seen (By Th* AuooUUd P r* u ) has announced ’that nil of his ap­ is* not a inw thnt will Tench officials then. It is believed thnt the child lay MAYENCE, Germany, Sept. 21.— Chicago, who wounded on the floor nearly sixty pointees hnvo been instructed to en­ o fa grent city like Moro than ono hundred persons jiro practically nullify the 18th amend­ hours before discovery. force the Inw, states that there are reported killed today when a chemi­ not less thnn 3,1)00 “dry Tinrs" in the ment to tho Constitutinn. The time cal products plant exploded at Oppau, iity of Chicago where Intoxicating lias come when the government of the near Frankcnthnl, in the Worms reg­ liquor is sold “and thu principal of- United States, if there is no Inw to ion. Telephone nnd telegraph obey their fr nd(rs in permitting this situntlon to compel the officials to TENTATIVE AGENDA niuniention with Frnnkenthnl nro cut continue lire the Mayor * f Chicago oaths of office, ought to enact such :z TO GUIDE NATIONS IN off hy tho explosion, and details PEACE PROGAM and tho General Superintendent of Inw nnd we appeal to the Sennte and lacking. House ut Washington and ask thnt, if Police." Early reports stated th n t two ex­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.— * plosions, which besides causing hun­ The resolution states that Chief of necessary, a Inw be passed to cover * * The tentative agenda which * dreds of casualties in killed nnd Police Fitzmorris, of Chicago, staffed such cnscs as this. * the United States has trails- # ed, did enormous dnnuige. * mitted to the principal powers # * who will participate in the # PARIS, Sept. 21.—Ono thousand * conference on limitation of # persons are reported killed, scvornl * armament and Pacific nnd Far * thousand Injured, nt Oppau, near * Eastern questions suggests on # Frnnkenthnl, In Rhine Pnlntinntc, * broad lines subjects for con- * through explosions in n chemical pro­ * sidorntion. Foreign offices * ducts plant, according to n Mnyence * to whom it has been sent have * message to Hnvns agency hore LONDON, Sept. 21.—Prime Minis­ * mecn informed that it is es- # NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—The Hel* Hcntiiflly suggestive nnd sub- # gicn I, an Ailicricnn entrant in the ter Lloyd George’s reply to Eamonn * ject to amendments or addi- * MAYENCE, Sept. 21.—Eight international balloon race, which DcValorn, will probably he delayed * tions. An outline of the agon- * dred persons arc reported killed and started from Hrussells, luuTlnndcd at until after a conference with the min­ * da follows * many injured today hy oxplosions in liraich Y Pwll, north Wales. Ralph isters at Gairloch, Scotland, Thursday * Limitation of nrninment: * Badissehe Anilinfnbrik Works, nt Upson, one of the pilots, cabled yes­ and it seems certain that there will * Oppau, , 1.—Limitation of naval nr# terday afternoon to the aero club of he no Irish peace conference at In­ * moment. Basis of limitation. # America. The balloon traveled ‘120 verness, for, according to the Intest * Extent of limitation. Fulfill- * repbrts, Mr. Lloyd George hns decided miles in 27IG hours. # to return to London at the end of the * mont of conditions. * 2.—Rules for control of new * BRUSSELLS, Sept. 21.—Two of week if his health is sufficiently re­ * agencies of warfare. * the live balloons which up to yester­ stored, in which ense the next formal * 3.—Limitation of land nrmn- # day morning had not been heard from cabinet council will be held in Lon­ * ment. # nftcr starting Sunday in the James don. * Pacific nnd Far . Eastern * Sir Hatiiar Greenwood, chief secre­ Gordon Bennett International race, * questions: # wore reported safely landed in mes­ tary for Irelnnd, left yesterdny for * 1.—Questions relating to * WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Snfe nrsages received here yoBtordny after­ Gairloch, indicating that Ireland will * Chinn. Principles to he up- # lie the subject of the conference on rival nt Gunntnicimo hay, Cubn, of noon. It wns announced hy the Aero * plied. * tho American submarine Z-27, which, club thnt the French balloon Marne Thursday. * 2.—Application to subjects: * None of Mr. DeValera’s previous while enrouto from Colo Solo, Pana­ hnd landed at Dolgclly, North Wales, * (a) Territorial integrity. # ma, Canal Zone, to Gunntnnnmo, sent nnd thnt the French Balloon Picnrdy communications with the prime min­ * (b) Administrative integ# hnd Innded nt Pandy, 12 miles north­ ister has provoked such divergent * rity. # out n distress call Sunday night, wns east of, Dolgclly. These were the bal­ IRISH PEACE * (c) Qpen door. Equality # roported today to tho navy depart­ loons piloted by Dubois and Bicnnimc. opinions ns his Intcst telegram. Ev­ * of administrative and Indus- # ment. erything considered, it is not unlikely A dispatch reporting the safe nrriv# that the prime minister will even de­ * trial opportunity. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.—Tho City of nl of tho R-27 said she enmo in yes­ * (d) Concessions; monopo- # St. Louis, an entry in the internation­ lay his reply until the whole cabinet terdny under her own ■power, but gave * lies nnd other economic privi- # al bnlloon race, Innded in the Irish has mot here. The parliament of * leges. no detnils nn to the trouble experi­ , *# sen Monday, 15 miles cast of Dublin, North Ireland met yesterdny, the date * enced by tho submersible nor distress (o) Development of rnil- # and Bernard von Hoffman, pilot, and originaly proposed for tho Inverness * ways. signals. # J. S. McKibbon, aide, both of St. conference nnd tho speech of Sir Jas. * Assistance in tho form of n sea­ (f) Preferential railroad, * Craig, the Ulstor premier, showed Louis, lire safe, according to word re­ going tug wns ordered by the navy * rntes. # ceived by Albert von Iloffmnn, father that Ulster is no better disposed to­ * department on receipt of dinpntchcs (g) Status of existing # of tho pilot, in n cablegram from the ward tho penco conference thnn be­ * commitments. Questions re- # indicating thnt tho R-27 needed help, fore. son yesterday. Latest reports from Gairloch last * Inting to Siberia. Similar # to proceed to her position. # night say th a t a ministerial confer­ * questions relating to China. NEW AMERICAN MINISTERS • ence may bo held today, and there * It—Mandated islands, # TREATIES SENT TO SENATE ARE CHOSEN TODAY IIY # are also rumqjs that Mr. DeVaiern to TODAY IIY PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT HARDING. hns expressed willingness to with­ draw his claim thnt the Irish delega­ (By Th* Ai*«elit*d Br***) , (B r Tba AuocUUd F n u ) Pope lost tho fight for n change tion must go into the conference as WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Treatlee WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Joseph representatives of nn independent and of venuo and the court ordered exam­ with Germany, Austria nnd Hungary, ination of veniremen for the jury and wero sent to the Senate for ratification C. Crew, of Massachusetts, now sovereign state. Americnn minister to Donmark^was the trying of him begun this after­ treatlee were accompanied only by a Walton county has authorized the noon. nominated ns minister to Switzerland, brief formal note of transmittal. issuance of $5,000 for tho purpose of and John D. Prince, of New York, professor nt Columbia University, erecting and maintaining a ferry Post cards—local For office supplies, stationery, etc., the Herald offle*. was nominated minister to Denmark. over the Black kcreek. come to the Herald office. Want City Officials to Enforce the 18th Amendment TWO AMERICAN IRISH PEACE FARTHER OFF BALLOONS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR THAN EVER NOW SUBMERSIBLE R-27 MAKES PORTSAFELY "* t l; ■*' * rj �' * 1• ' . ' ‘ 1 mff.i V< * > ' •'• *v. J **r» • ***' • j? **? •• - C '1 ( ■*; v , vfl?' 1*1 f>7; % iW •' >c.»• \ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1921 PA GE 8 K SIMS SAYS HE WAS MISQUOTED BYU.S. SENATOR MX tv - LW/ STATE NEWS THE STAR TO-DAY * * * * * * * * * * Jacksonville, Sopt. 20.—Submarine Chaser No. 144, recently purchased DENIES SAYING IT WOULD HE by the State Shellfish Commission, DIFFICULT TO DEVELOP THOMAS MEIGHAN and LILA LEG in MERCHANT MARINE has arrived here from Philadelphia. After undergoing minor repairs tho WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Declar- j vessel will bo stationed on the Gulf t i ing that Senator Carter Glnss, of V ir-' const. \ ginin, wns mistaken in quoting him as | ----saying in a convention in London j Ocala, Sopt. 20.—Tho tourist seathnt the United States ought not to son seems to be opening early for tho Also FOX NEWS undertake tho development of a mer- J motor tourists already is wending chant innrinc of it sown, Rear Ad- his wny southward. Almost every day mirnl William S. Sims, in a letter to cnr8 nrrlv0 hore from ott)or 8tatCs, the National Merchant Marine Asso- 8omo from fl8 fnr WC8t n8 California, Tomorrow—Bert Lytell in “A Message elation, made public hero yesterday, Informfttlon received by the Marlon explained that what ho did say was County Board of Trade, indiento thnt from Mars”; also a Mack Sejinett thnt "with tho present restriction of Florida Is to have another heavy our present shipping laws it would be tourist season. .Comedy . very difficult for our country to de­ 9 velop a merchant ninrino commensur­ Miami, Sept. 20.—Policemen, when ate with our needs.” appearing In municipal court here, In tho senate speech Senator Glass as attendants or witnesses, must keep wns quoted as saying: their elbows off the desk of the judge, "When I was abroad in 1018 Ad­ and not loll back in their scats and miral Sims, much to my amazement, elevate their feet a t an angle of fortytold me in London that he did not five dogrecs kith a desk In front of think that tho United States ought superior to undortako the development of a them as a prop, according to an or­ merchant marine of its own. Ho der issued by tho Director of Public athletic underwear though thnt fiold of activity should Safety. bo left to Grcnt Britain, saying that Said the fellow who did not like to work Lake City, Sept. 20— Sheriff W /B. the British were our kinsmen, bono of and he really thought tho world should our bono nnd blood of our blood, and Douglnss, of this, Columbia county, pay him without working * might be relied on to come to our de- spent Inst week searching for moonfenso in caso of war; that they were shino stills, and as a result of his HE OBTAINED THE LIVING natural seamen, and 'we knew noth­ activities captured seven stills and But such a life—it was his theory about ing about it. Besides, he added, it sovon alleged moonshiners. A large how to get a living without working. would require a groat subsidy to con­ quantity of liquor, mash, honey nnd The world owes each one a living but it duct a merchant marine, and the other ingredients used In the manu­ is up to every one to collect it. The best American people were inherently op­ facture of tho moonshine wns de* way to get the best living is to have your posed to subsidies.” strayed. money where you can get it when you In his reply to the marine associa­ want it—in the bank ** tion, Admiral Sims wrote: St. Petersburg, Sept 20.—Man con­ “I am not surprised thnt Senator ceived tho "tent city'1- to care for au­ The ONLY DECENT LIVING Glnss wns much amazed if he under­ tomobile tourists hero, according to Is obtained by saving your money whiio stood me to state in London that the a writer in the Independent, but upon you arc making it and put it in tho bank United Stntcs ought not to undertake a woman has fallen thejob of making where it draws 4 per cent interest. * * * * * * * * * * the development of a merchant ma­ it a success in this city. Miss Lcorn rine of its own. D. Lewis hns obtained permission LET US TELL YOU "Just how from from this from from tho Stato Board of Health and YESTERDAY’S RESULTS what I have ever or could thought of city commission to establish n enmp ABOUT IT TODAY American league the merchant marine, you may judge At Boston (i-H, Chicago 2-6. nt Big Bayou, between Pinellas Drive from the fnct thnt tho navy of the At Philadelphia *1, St. LouIb 7. and Lake Mag^iore, tho coming sea­ , United Stutes would be of very little At Now York 0, Detroit 10. son. The work.of preparing tho slto value us a defense of tho Unltod Others not scheduled. States nnd our possessions if it were which will accommodate from 300 to 600 tourists already has begun. Plans not for the merchant marine. National League for tho camp include everything pos­ "In tho absence of a merchant ma­ At Chicugo-H^ooklyn, rain. sible to protect the health and com­ rine tho transport for tho immenso At Pittsburgh 2, New York 1. fort of its residents, according to nmount of supplies that a fleet would At St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 8. Miss Lewis. need, that fleet would bo restricted in At Cincinnati 0, Boston 0. operates two similar plants on by means of a theodolite during a pe­ its operations' to a comparatively Ocala, Sept. 20.—Thoso citizens of Cheseapoako Bay and ono In North riod of 110 minutes, at tho end of short distance from its nearest base. South Atlantic Association ownor and which timo It finally faded from vie*. "If our floyt had to be sont to make Mnrlon county who, in their indlgna- Carolina, is to bo tho At Charlotte 0, Greenville 7. an attnek at a long distance across tion a t tho report of tho census bu­ manager of tho now industry hero. The record is believed to have been At Spartnnburg 0, Charlotte 3. the 6ccan, it would require something reau placing the county’s, population Crabs will bo caugho in tho Indian made possible only because of the ab­ At Augusta 3, Columbia 2. like 30,000 tons of supplies a day, in­ In 1020 nt less than 24,000, a rccrcaso river by fishermen nnd bo brought sence of interfering clouds and the unusually elenr atmosphere which cluding fuel nnd nil other supplies. from 1010, declared they, themselves, hero for handling. American Association prevailed nt tho time. The balloon This is one of the essential elements know moro than 24,000 persons per­ At Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 4. experiments nrc conducted |by the Daytona, Sept. 20.—Bert Anderson, that enters into tho conBltftration of sonally, nro pointing with pride to the Others not scheduled. weather bureau In connection with t whut we call the logisticn of n mili­ arrival last woek of a new family, negro, who stole ono of tho city’s now. study of air currents nnd have bees tary operation nnd is one of the sub­ International Longue which hns settled on tho Silvor gnrbago cans Inst .veok, would not n pnrt of tho Investigation work of jects which receives the closest study At Reading 7, Jersey City 8. Springs boulevard, and declare with havo fared so budly had tho thoft been tho Key West station for more than* of thoso who are charged with the At Syracuse 10-11, Toronto 0-2. emphnsis that Marion will havo a tho only charge ngninst him, but Bert year. prepnrntion of nnval plans. At Rochester 8-.2, Buffalo 10-1. converted tho can Info a first clnss population of more thnn 30,000 in "As I remember my conversation 1930. Tho new nrrlvnlB ennnot prop- liquor still. Ho wn sflncd $100 for Others not scheduled. MAN CHARGED WITH with Senator Glnss, it wns to the ef­ orly be termed n "family” for In re­ having a still In his possession. PASSING HAD BILL; fect, that, with the restriction of our ality thoy form n "clan.” They nro Virginia League A TENNER ON A 0NR present shipping laws, it would be JamcB T. Williams, of Athens, Tcnn., At Wilson 10, Nuwport News 0. Key West, Sopt. 20— What is bovery difficult for our country to de­ who brought with him his wife, chil­ lloved to hnvo been a m o ld "run” h) At Richmond 4, Norfolk 3. velop n merchant mnrine commensur­ dren nnd grandchildren. The party, tho ncrologicnl work -.f the United At Suffolk 8, Rocky Mount 0. PLANT CITY, Sopt. 20.-A younf ate with our needs." At Tnrboro 1, Portsmouth 8. mnn giving his namo ns Frank Behm States Weather Bureau was made by which traveled in flvo motor cars, hnd his address ns Lithin, was Uk* n balloon twonty-flvo inches in diamnumbering thrity-four persons. Man can forgive n woman who hns FLORIDA LEADS IN PHOSPHATE. ctor released at the local station Inst to tho county jail in Tampa by Pepomore authority than he hns, but he Titusville, Sept. 20.—Titusville Is wcok. Tho balloon wns kept under ty Sheriff John W. Kirkland. Beho WASHINGTON, Sopt. 20— Tho can't forgivo one who has more brains to hnvo n new Industry in operation observation until it hnd ronchcd a was arrested gy Offocor Jake Mile**, following statement- results covering than he hns. by October 16, which is expected to height of thritcen and ono-hnlf milos nnd is facing a chnrgo of pasiinf tho eulendnr year 1011), consists of n furnish employment for approximate­ nnd a distance of twenty miles from counterfeit money In the form of a summary, by totuls, of the principal Fnbles: Once upon a tlmo there wns ly; twenty-five men nnd fifty women its starting point. Tho balloon, upon fake ten-dollar bill. statisctics compiled for producing a woman who didn’t believe her hus­ and girls. The plnnt will cook hard being liberated, moved off in tho phosphate rock mining entorpprises band did most of tho work nt the of­ shell crabs and pnek tho meat. Wal­ varying air currents, Ub altitude j»nd For offiro supplies, stationery, «R* in tho United Stntcs. Phosphate fice. lace Quinn, of Crestficld, Md., who azimuth being obtained ovory minute come to tho Herald office. rock was mined in 11)11) in Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky ami Utah, the first two lil'iiiiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iim iiiiiiiiiw iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM H iiiiiiiitiiiiiH m m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim m iiiiiM ininiiiiiiiiH iiniiiiim iiiiH iiiinriii states named aro alonu important, their shares being approximately 05 and 30 por cent, respectively, of tho total valuo of products roported. Tho table follows: Number of enterprises, 48; number of mines, (51); number of enterprises \ • operating beneficinting plants in con­ nection with mincH/t20; mineral lunds operated, total (acres), 1150,447. Porsonn engaged in industry, total, 4,701; proprietors and firm members, 14; salaried employes, 374; wage 14; salaried employes, 374; wage earners (average numbor), 4,373; wage earners Dec. 16, or nearest rep­ resentative day, above ground, 6,704; below ground, 140. Power used (horsepower), 40,030. Capital, $72,733,060. Principal expenses: Salaries, $781,­ 432; wages, $3,000,000; contract work $103,000; supplies and materials, $2,­ 101,601; fuel, $1,730,833; power, $79,­ 408; royalties and rents, $200,087; taxes, $347,680. *, Expenditures for development (in­ cluded In tho above Items), $363,237. Products .total valuo (1), $10,300,­ 108. * Phosphate rock: Quantity (tons 2,240 pounds), $1,088,076; vnluq nt mine, $10,202,000. « Unlike Oth er ___ r ________n ^ ( j D , (ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR —The materials are different —the Cut is more Comfortable —the sizes are more exacting —the features to every other kind of & IQ 91\ 8 *. I^ Ij T h e W prld O w e s § M e a L iving Try zM A N SCO . SANFORD SHOE 8C CLOTHING CO. AUTOMOBILE MEN OF STATE MEET IN JAX, OCT. 5 AND 6 ’:1 JOIN LOCAL ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL GIVE ITS FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 20.—Mem­ bers of tho Fjorlda Automotive Deal­ ers Association, comprising about 160, which organization woh established in 1D1B, will hold their third annual meeting here October 6 and 0, in con­ junction with tho fifth annual show of tho Jacksonville Automobile Deal­ ers Association, which will be held Oc­ tober 3 to 8 inclusive. Officials of the state bally arc Ray B. Crallc, president; E. C. Williamson, vice-president; D. F. Owen, treasurer; L. P. Dickie, secretary-manager nnd Edith Weeks, assistant secretary. The directors are C. C. Kirby, Screven Rond, L. II. Giles, G. N. Ruughman, Philip G. Murphy, J. P. S. Houston, J. E. Junkins, Jr., I. W. Phil­ lips, Itny Green, Willfkm A. McQunggc, L. T. Ilrynn, J. Y. Clark, V. S. Getts, J. II. Darby, Claude Nolan, W. A. Riddle, R. L. and H. W. Dettre. The Jacksonville Automobile Deal­ ers Association has sent out 3,000 in­ vitations to attend the exhibition Oc­ tober 3 to 8 and anticipate nn attend­ ance of between 2,000 and 2,600 dur­ ing a greutcr pnrt of the show, nnd an especially large crowd during the two days the stnte body is in session hero. . Committees have just been appoint­ ed by, the local club nnd members are now at work arranging detnils, among them the entertainment fentures for the members of tho Floridn Automo­ tive Dculers Association. Ample pro­ vision has been made for the annual business sessions of the latter organi­ zation. In regard to the matter of lighten­ ing the hours during the business meetings of the state body, the local association announces a series of en­ tertainments to be given. So far it has been decided to give them a long ride on the St. Johns river on the Btcamcr City of Jacksonville, on the night of Octuber 6 and a banquet on board will be tendered. There will also be music, duncing and light refresh­ ments to aid in whiling awuy the time on the water trip on 'the historic stream, during one of tho beuutiful fall nights for which Florida is far famed. Thursday folowing a lunchoon will be given the visitors. The enter­ tainment cammittcu will later an­ nounce other fuutures of this kind. 1 MASKED MEN RAID DISTILLERY BLOOMFIELD, Ky., Sept. 2 0 Twenty masked nnd armed men over­ powered two guardn at B. McClasky & Sons distillery, bound them with wire torn from a telephono line, blind­ folded them with curtain from the distillery ofTIca and esenped in seven touring c an with eighty-eight casos nnd three barrels of whiskey early to­ day. fix . SPORT WORLD Experiments aro under way In Maine by scientists endeavoring to For olYico supplies, stationery, etc., mako paper from maple, beech and other hard woods'. come to the Herald offlc* The Peoples Bank of Sanford H The merchant who prints an advertising message over his name addresses YOU as much as though he mailed you a letter over his signa­ ture. U The advertisement,.or “open letter,” has this advantage: it is brought out into the light of day. It dispels any suspicion you may have that your neighbor is being made Advertisements Are Open Letters W ritten in Good Faith S h o p i n a better offer than the one made you. If Read the advertise­ ments. The merchant’s name attached puts him on record as guarantee­ ing the good faith in which the message was written. fl He signs his adver­ tisements—therefore lie stands back of every­ thing he says about his merchandise. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.—Be informed on what’s in the stores. Learn where to buy better. Read the advertisements--------------- -all of them F i r s t t h e : , . .......... . . . ....... iiitimiittiMHHBiHiiiimiiiiiiimn*wini»tiHiiinHniiitiiiiiiBmn)iiiiiiHuiiiifH(iHfttagWHWiiiiWBimmiimiHwmimMiHnnniinaiim»mtMiiuioiiiiM \ J �»' ITHE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 f AGE TWO >_________ ?-- Ferran Thrasher to John Devolin CHEERFUL titijUSE FROCKS <MW« Woodruff. Tho tablo was beautiful In Its appointments, tjio color schomo of pink, Invetglnr and frreen being feat­ ured. The contorpleco was u silver cnndclabrn holding pink and green lighted candles. At olther end of tho table were c o sta l baskets filled with pink roses, thu handles tied with fluf­ fy bows of lavender tulle, cut glass The Mosl Imporlant Ne^s Devclopem*ent Recently i» the Rapid compotes held pink and green mints, and at each plate were rose cups of in Collon and ihe Addilion of about H alf a Million Dollars in iht salted almonds. The plnce cards were Purchasing Power of the Soulh. cunning little brides’ and grooms standing under an arch. A five course luncheon was served carrying out the : pretty color motif. Several witty toasts were given by the guests to the honoree, especially appropriate were the ones by Misses Agnes Dumas and One Strap Chocolale Cali Florence Henry. Slipper. Military !|cel After luncheon several games of actly like cut. 4*1 bridge wore played, high score was made by #!rs. W. C. Hill, who was 5 0 awarded Azuron perfume. The guest of honor, Miss Thrasher, wns present­ ed a dainty luncheon set. :: Miss Thrnsher wore a becoming House dresses are as Important cer­ frock of orchid orgundic daintily trim­ tainly as any others, and they Imve cheerful charms of their own—more med with lace. Mrs. Newman’s parties are always lasting ones than their costlier rivals. delightful events, nnd this one was They are usually bought rendy-iimde, Oxford or Highexceptionally enjoyable to her guests come In pleiisiug colors, are cut oh SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH graceful lines nnd are Inexpensive. who were: Misses Dnphne Wimbish, Top, just like picture \c;„ More Minn nil, they return from their / O INTEREST PAID Agnes Dumas, Florence Henry, Mary tubbings fresh and crisp. Hero Is one I ■> +++++-M*+ *♦♦♦♦♦ Elizabeth Puleston, Olive Newman, iimilc of glnghpin and trimmed with at 00 mi Mario Teague, Esther Miller, Marjorie cimnihray ami hrahl. It Is one of Clay, Mrs. C. It. Kirtly, Mrs, Robert many pretty nnd practical models. games were* played by the young Hines and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, ! folks, especially cnjoynblo was tho j ‘r*' B. It. PHILLIPS "Dean Bag Contest." Miss Ruth Hen- ! A9sUtin(f tho hogtogB in entortainRECEIVES FINE JEWEL. ry W inning the prize, a dainty fan. ,nR wcrc. Ml.S(lnmeH D. L< Thrasher, MBS. Fit ED DAIGER, Society Editor, The favors were cunning bean hags. Snm PuIcston< A E. Hill, A. P. ConOne proud nnd happy man in San­ Phone 217-W Refreshments of ice cream and cake njlj| nr)|| q jjm ford today is B. R. Phillips, city clerk. were served following the games Although the doctor is happy most of SOCIAL CALENDAR Among the guests were: Dorothea CHICKEN PIBI.AU theolnie, ho Is espccinlyy so today on Dawson, Marguerite Garner, Mary and The and D. L,ub Club w,th with ,hcir their rel- account of the fnct that he was pre­ Saturdny—The Children’s Story Ilnur ' ’ ......... . . | ’, ' r „ " h 1,10 M. aml will be held at the Central Park at S*rn M,,X'Vl‘ *' ‘ ntlvcs and friends had a most enjoy- sented with n beautiful Past Master’s r ‘ in Kcbocca StcV«nB’ 11IM" r*“r®t able time at Crystal Bake on Mrnday jewel last night by tho members of S A N F O R D , FLA. 1 * K«‘h tt^ r y , c »mill“ , >ak'Bton’ Mttr* evening. The M ies woent before aun- the local Masonic lodge. tlm Coney Billy Wight, Carman t|t)W|( am| Ht(irt, (i Mok, ooking the ’’cats" Miss I.ucile Newby left today for Dr. Phillips was master of Sanford Guthrie, Alice Elder, Marjorie Du, nftBP ()uitting time tho men folks DeBand where she will attend Stetson lodge during the year 1005, and while First Nnt’I Bank Annex University, MuTl’ba ' Bilh!!,!!'knTrry!t 7imver "and “T ? ' 1*., AfU* “ .K"W} SW,im 11,1 d!'1 k ia customary for tho lodge to prefull justice to tho delicious home-made sent the retiring master with a Past Richard Deas, SEE OUR WINDOW goodies and excellent coffee. At a Master's jewel, it seems that for Mr. and Mrs. .). IB Lawson and icr ’/C/4 I lit f M **a m utMtetf. late hour the party broke up hoping financial reasons it was impossible daughter, Dorothea, left in their car DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY there soon will be anothet Those in to conform with this custom just at this morning for Lakeland and Tam­ ENTERTAINED the party were; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. that time. Realizing this, several pa. While in Tampa they will he the Miss Elizabeth Musson was the Brandt, Miss Irene Brandt, F. Brandt, members of the lodge, feeling that COURTEOUS TREATMENT guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fred S. CARPETS AND UlIGS Dalger, sr,, at her home in Hyde charming hostess Inst evening for the jr,, Mrs. Krnuscr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank tho doctor, from his long years of WASHED . OF AUTO TOURISTS. meiflliers of the Daughters of Wesley Meisch, John Ludwig, Miss E. Hans, Park. -------and denned at your home or.wt will Class, of tile Methodist church*, at her Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Roper, Mrs. Anna faithful service, should bo accorded this recognition, purchased a fine JewA Tampa business woman sends call for nnd deliver. Hamilton lltul Schmnh, Mr. mid Mrs. Joe Meisch, . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovell and at­ home on. Palmetto avenue. e< and presented it at tho banquet held the Times a clipping from thb PhilaElectric Washers used.—SinfoH The evening wns very pleasantly Mr. mid Mrs. B. Stone, Mr. nnd Mrs. tractive litle son, Frederick, of Turn nt the close of the meeting Inst night, dolphin Public Ledger—an extract Steam Pressery, 317 1st Si. Phone 5M pa, are the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. I), spent making articles for the bazaar John Gove, Mr. mill Mrs. .Foe Bender, Hon. F. P. Foster, in his own fine from correspondence hy Richard SpillC, Jtfnrlowe. to h e 'given some time in November. Ed. Bender, Mr. nnd Mrs. John DRINK _____ At ylate hour the hostess served Meisch. The younger folks were: way, made the presentation. He told bnne of tho editorial staff of tho Mrs. I). C.Marlowe and Muster cherry Ice cream and cake ns refresh- Charlie Duerr, Frederick Bender, of the many fine qualities of the hon- Ledger, written from Minneapolis Elfler Springs Water. It» 09 08*lrt Robbie, returned home yesterday from incuts. Katherine, Constance, Ruth and Clara oree, whom he has known mid nsso- which, she suggests our hoard of per cent pure. Phone 31L eluted with for tunny, many years, trade should givo consideration, The Orange Ilond whore they spent the The members of the class who on- Meisch. !t came as a complete surprise to Dr. clipping: weefe-ond with her parents, Cnpt. nnd joyed Miss Musson’s hospitality wore: —Get your Scratch Pads fr:m The Philips and Jie briefly nml sincerely Minneapolis !■• courteous and kiml- the Hornid office. Mrs, M, W. Lovell, at their ornngo1Mesdnines H. IB Chappell, R. T. FIELD—MURRAY, Thrasher, Ben Monroe, Dwight Bab­ grove. An early morning marriage ()f thanked the members of the order for ly to the visiting mi’oinohiUst. Tip; bitt, Newberry, McKay, Howard much interest mid beauty was that of this line remembrance. Coming mr it stranger in a •-•nr 1s :iot scolded for In th« C ircu it C ourt o f tho Hovonth Jodkiil Cir­ c u it of F lo rid a, in nml for 8»mlMr. and Mrs, L. C. Kolb are expert- Smith, Claude Herndon, Lnurn Huff, A| ]SH | | uze| |jL,||0 Murray and Mr. does from the membershipi rather*than I' violation of the traffic regulations. - r» ..... Innolo Countr ed home today from Ozark, Ala., Misses Loin Evans nnd Versa Wood: Joel Smith Field, which occurred from the organization, it is doubtless stead, a policeman or a citizen will CITATION where they have been visiting the. cock, * Saturday morning at tho home of the more appreciated and last night will give to him » card reu ling Ilond A ItrldKe IIK trh'l N". 2. of **t* probably he one that he will not soon former’s parents. They will he uccom-------"The mayor cordially invites you itnli- I'I.u u ly . rin rld ii. h) i"-l mr-niiti I- >• bride on Baker avenue. O. I*. Mwi>|«*. Uii'l 'f I'llllrU, l *forget. ponied homejhy Miss Louise Kolb, LUNCHEON ANNOUNCING ENto the town house of the Automobile Itrillllii-y, The entire lower floor was thrown K n u m liiiicr an d l„ I*. Ilnunn w Itiinrd of I'niltlty .............................. I who will teach in the schools here. OAGE.MENT. Cluli of Minncnpnlns, LaSalle, at open mid beautifully decorated with P iiirlila, REHEKAIIS NOTICE! A delightful social event of yester- smllax, ferns and roses. To the strains Thirteenth street, where you \CI1I he rif. Tin* Min It* lnrlili, pinir oIP*f KI l"i I'Mli •••» ' * 'f l ' - j a, The picnic to have been given for day was the luncheon given hy Mrs. of the ever new wedding march phtypresented with a visitor’s 1souvenir jritiiltf #%ltnrnejr fur Hhlln** w f Attention Rehpkahsl Then* will he emblem for your car, conveying the ril l I tif ISim Hf ii IK! *»f F I.ir!)ln the members of the Business and Pro- R. E. Newman at her lovely home on ed by .Mr. August Stehle, the bride IU* t'ltl*fi»n nml Tat Uuift* fessional Women’s Club at Mrs. W. F. Fourth street, complimenting Miss nnd groom descended the stairway and a district meeting of the Rehckahs of official hospitality of the city, togeth­ TnHomi uu<l Itrliliir lU m rin the Eighth District in Masonic Hail er with information and maps thnt iw*nuinitkIhjr „k aF liirjifi;!1 Blackman's home Thursday, has been May Thrnsher. h , m Mfltfon IS were met lit the improvised altar of ■ ||1* J1" , ' x\ postponed indefinitely. | The rooms were most artistically graceful palms anil ferns by Rev, Jos. Thursday. A^, school nf instruction wjjj j)U valuable to you during your itl mit#* n Ijr KmI r i*it m* Iijf »♦**' IH rttrlrt N il 2 » f HeiiiliMik « "'«•»' ^ will he held at 3:30, nnd nngthet ses stay in Minnesota. --------decorated, baskets and vaiOS of pink lln u forlL th e fnct llm l nn •■' ^l"ii m* R. Sevier, who, In his usual Irnpresin mi LI Hjmm*Ih 1 ILmtl nml ID I I * DMiM , , sion at 8 p. m. at which time the Re BIRTHDAY PARTY 'vines nnd ferns being used. Thesev IHli *< “More than her gntoH, Minneapolis ill CMMiiiiuiir i muii,' ! KlofLlAi i ........... t»f H riiiliuitr ('millIF* ed the ring core-1 be -----exemplified “J Little Miss Camilla Dens, the win- grnceful vines also covered the man-. |. slvcm anner.perfom _ , . bcknh — — degree —„ — will ..... — -----— by opens Ifer heart to you.’’—Geo. E. May. A. I>. 1031, In di'Irnul Htlirra* vLiiiilil Inmictl hy wil*l ^ 1^ 1*1 I 11* some young daughter of Mr. and Mr . ties nnd- were entwined around the " '" n^ * ur n*' V* 11 ri m(,|D * HC ®'v* | the staff of DcLnnd Lodge. All visit- Bench, mayor.. llriil^ c M -lil- l iN.nd* In II*** ■ "" "t * , ells "To a Wild Rose,’ WHS softly mg Reheknhs Reheknhs wolenm.*. In l«-ar In li-rral a t llu* r«l<- '< J" , welcome. R. R. Deas, entertained a number of chandeliers. The souvenir emblem is a yellow |irltHd|ial Ilf ail Id laillda til llnl'11"' MRS. A. J. BOSSING, Sec’y. n fli-r Iln* dull* nf I lit* Italian" 1 her friends at a lovely birthday party The dining room wns beautiful with *’ a,' l< ‘ disc on which “Minneapolis Victor," rn -d a n f ailld laillda tn la* (!«• I r"r , yesterday afternoon at her homo on its decorations of pink, lavendar and 10 11 ‘ 0 H brunette beauty was ladldliiii .a n d mn«lriK-Uiic . .-rlati* e - . is hinzuned In big letters and which is nf rnitila and lirlil«i-a In aald Si- lal 11,1 1 Park avenue, in celebration of her green. The lights were softly shaded ‘•'■duuiccd hy n smart coat suit of A REtJfPE FOR .MOTORISTS. easy to attach to the radiator head of llrld u o l> l«lrlcl, and th a t h <an*«* °* ', seventh birthday. with pink, lavendar and green paper j rt'indeer ck,^b embroidered in brown, lu m a n f aald nlroiliili alm«« l'rS>‘* ** . ... lit f»i"i "f c ii* ri‘«nlt nf aald *•!*•*• Hi*n u la- »*Id SparUl The living nnd dining room were'shades. From the chandelier, a large wkk which was worn a cream georNo elaborate system of traffic con­ the automobile. Itanium* nf laaala nfari-aald I*1 The literature the visitors lecoives llm ul and llrld n o IHalrli-l. prettily decorated with pink vine and pink hell was suspended, from it tiny blouse. Her costume was coin- trol would lie necessary if motor car NOW, ................................... .- ...... . f1* fern, and in the dining room the* re- pink, lavendar and green ribbons ex- ] pk'tei! with u new fall hat of corrc- drivers would observe individual care at the club includes a guide to Mln- nf iho Ciairt lirreln inml*-. n*dt"'i„y*r*ifitU „i "t_ "l neapolfs, an auto-trail map, a list of i'll Umt 1ti<> HI Iten a and freshment table was centered with tho tended to each plnce, these were later "Rowling tones, and her flowers/* n la operating their cars. A New York S ia'H al Itnnil an d IlrldK'' I'l-irlH 81*. I'n im ly . rin rlila , »"■ , l ,h' ' r r a i wonderful birthday rake, topped with drawn hy the guests; fastened to these c11range bouquet of bride's roses and paper publishes n iittl ereelpo which, the. responsible . . . . hotels and , restaur si'inlntilw ruiiiilnaU In In; an d iil't"'-" ,“1 ",f ”itseven tiny Imruing tapers in rose was a small hell on which was the nn- ] forns. fmemorized, in addition to a know!- n,,t »nd lM r rntf,fl’ W |,y of ^ m°- r.iiirl Ilf till' ■!-... Ill Jinll.-I.I 'tn-'ill „l iki-w tor vehicle law, a catalogue of auto­ Stair nf ri.irlila. im llu* 11,11 Tilin'!*1 Immediately after the ceremony the edgo of ordinary traffic regulations holders, nouncemont of the engagement •and A. O. 11131. at ID:***' •**<■!<*■1* " "* T A, M I'om itX e f ttrv r a r d . and S ian ,, ' * . , , , «»f All kinds of interesting childish approaching marriage of Miss May young couple left in their car for would prnctically elim in ate autom o- mobile service stations, etc. nml Her** In aim** i-nliae. If For the policeman most helpful to aal.l la.nda almnl.l 1***1 I"' *.*Il'l*lfd IB^ t* Jacksonville, Fin., nnd will inter visit bile casu alties. , .I* i> visitors three cnsti p’rizes nnd fifteen firm ed . the groom’s piyents in Sanford, Fla. We give the recipe herewith: W ITNKKS m y hand and ,,™i d ♦♦♦♦+*+++++<*++>+*}*+*j**m **h *4"I*+*j*++*K"S"H*'K prizes in merchandise nro given each m i l C uurl n f llm S**»*'iilli J 1 i, jt,t M Mrs. Field is the eldest daughter "A full nicniise of caution. Sfiidm.li* I '1.1111 ly , Hlal*' *>f H a l l * year. of Mrs. Annie Murray, nnd tho late •if S*.|ili*uil«r. A. I*. 0 **JI. - *.*j* “A level measure of consideration IHCAt.l B* nf ' 'hr ..nrall'lWl A. B. Murray. She is a very charming for the rights and safety of others. Clrrk < mill w Harmlit t>fl!l Post cards—local views—1c each at and popular young lady. She is a "Three tnhlcspoonsful of lookSi'Milli.'la (■‘.aiity. the Hcrnld offlco. S lilK I.I .B MAINHH. »:it‘ graduate of Turman, afterward at- ntrnight ahead, to the left, to the .*1111.... A ilnrim y fur ,i tending Sargent School in Cambridge, i r|tfht. Mass. "Steer, brake, observe and he t«+|***l**{**H**l*4*+++*l*4**J"»4*.S.*y.;.+^*>.>4..>*.M*l.+*»‘*l**M***>+++*!*^*!,!","{'++++f Mr, Field is a very well known wear." young man, being connected with tholTj Carefully followed, this recipe is ...... ....... 'T,tu v,* q it. is a pleasure to serve you and our' ser­ • iold Auto lop Co,, and a graduateL(,llHrnntP(,(j („ .,r()duco driving, “done 11* A. A It, I f fC., 1 Augusta, A i i i f i i u i <i and ■>>iJ VT m ... ... of University vice is better than the best to a turn." of Georgia. He is a son of Mr .nnd Mrs. W. T .Fields, and grandson of NOTICE. Mr and Mrs. Joel Smith, all former Augustnns. The Royal Neighbors will meet for If you aro doing business with Bankers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Field will lie a t ‘home this, week only, on Friday night,23, * after October 1st, at the home of instead of Thursday, on account of Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ the bride’s mother, Mrs. Murray, on the Roheknh district mooting being ange County, and feel the need of informa­ Raker avenue.—Augusta Chronicle. held in tho hall Thursday afternoon tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ nnd evening. Ail the members will it standing of your customers, it would be I WOMAN’S AUXILIARY MEETING. please he governed accordingly nnd There will he a meeting of tho Wo­ mnko an effort to ,ho thoro Friday wise to communicate ^ith ub. RECORDER. Auxiliary W ofi M the American night. 4 *man’s ******" niiAHiin; IU /\llluriL*Hll f , Legion, Friday afternoon at 3 p. m , + in tho woman’s cluh rooms. There is ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR to he some very important business V u lc a n ix in g Taylor Commandery will hold to he brought before thu members stated conclave on Thursdny, Sept. 22 j •" ' I ■ * 1 ■ L‘ ,'c; I •in nml plans for the \ylntefs work to he at 7:30 p, m. Balloting and tonfor* diH-ussed. Every motnher mid every ring order of Red Cross. Visiting Sir j woman eligible to membership (nro Knights wolcoino.. urged to he present. H. E. TOLAR, Orlando, Fla* Post Office Box 193 MRS. LOSSING, Em. Com. MRS. F. L. ROpfcft, President.' * * Secretary. i Bay it with n Horald Want Ad. r ><•++++++<■++++++++++ + 4-♦.;.++ + +++ Progressive Movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. Optimism Mor? All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating of a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the progressive policy of this insti­ tution. Ladies Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. T h e Seminole County Bank. M en’s * 7. $ 7.50 SOCIETY llalti-(OiJc tyalii-ftw Drive In Battery W ater and A ir Free for Your Convenience I 30x3lU. S. £ Tires $ 13.95 ! T h e O rla n d o C r e d i t A sso c ia tio n First and Elm Avenue �PH ^ F e x c h a n GE A' S i & ' N 6 E 8 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WED! ” JDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 -y PA G ! NOTORIOUS BANDIT SENATE PROBE BEGINS, IN SHOOTS HIS GUARDS WEST VIRGINIA TROUBLE ATTEMPTING ESCAPEOF THE COAL MINERS. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. ID.— WILLIAMSON, W. Va., Sept. 1 9 Tom Slaughter, notorious Oklahoma Senator Kenyin’s investigating com­ t'inHda Cltrui Exchange »n. Tb h. .ppointment of Air. Errol bandit, today added another chapter mittee, boiled down finally to himself to his. long list. $f crimes, when, in and Senator Shortrldgo of California, T«fl« a attempt to escape from went among the people In the Lick f f x s E s a r * * thesensational Arkansas pens) .farm, he killed creek tent colony today to get tho one man and perhaps fatally wounded miners’, side of the underlying cause TELLS WHY ONE SHOULD tol yC\ organization, whose re- two others, all trusty guards, with a of the Industrial troubles In the Min­ DRINK HOT WATER WITH : r c : . . r . u « d n,och xrlof In frull rifle smuggled to him by someone on go region. , , PHOSPHATE IN IT BEFORE the outside. There was no comment from the c . nroduce clrrles where Mr. Hoi* BREAKFAST Bliss Atkinson was killed. James committee after fifty o rmoro men and Und « widely known and muchly Morris and Dewitt Taylor were shot women hns been qustioned, Tomor­ Headaches are caused by auto* ! X through the body and are not expect­ row th operators will be heard, nnd h'ilr'zorn Is well known to the trade intoxication—which menns solf-polshaving bad many years experience In ed to live, Lllbum Taylor, a convict, then Renntor Kenyon and his asso­ ening. Liver and bowel poisons cull­ the business in New York and, W - was wounded in tho right leg by n ciate will determine how far to pro- ed toxins, sucked into the blood ex* lowing in the rootsteps of his father guard, but.is not dangerously injured. ceed nnd where, undr tho Benatc res­ cito the heart which pumps the blood Slaughter was brought from Tuck­ olution dircflng the inquiry. ' h0 preceded him in the business. so faBt that it congests in tho small­ er, where the farm Is located, to the The tent colony (Is populatd jby er arteries and veins of the head, pro­ Mr Zorn who was born In New Oriean.; come W New York some years penitentiary here, and Is being held miners who have been on strike four­ ducing violent, throbbing pain and teen months. The first of the group distress, called headache. You be­ * when his father moved there eo in solitary confinement. Slaughter, who with Fulton Green, whoso tcsimonics was obtained was come nervous, despondent, sick, fev­ , L Ce in business. His experience Z covered the handling of citrus was convlctod of tho murder of Dep­ George Echols, a negro preacher, sev­ erish nnd miserable, your meals sour and deciduous fruits from both Florl- uty Sheriff R. Brown, of Hot Springs, enty-five years old, who showed the and almost nauseate you. Then you da and California over a period of about a year ago, was wanted in ragged gaps in his tent, put there, he resort to ncetanilid, aspirin or the years, both in connection with three Oklahoma, Texan, Missouri, Kentucky, testlfld, by "state constabulary or bromides, which temporarily Tollove largo* diitributing agencies and in and Pennsylvania, according to offi­ private guards." Insldo, the old man but do not rid tho blood of these Ir­ cers, for bank robberies and murder. picked up his month-old baby, bom connection with his own business. ritating toxins. Mr. Zorn nt tthe outbreak of the He had escaped from the Texas peni­ In a home with only the earth as A glass of hot water with a tea­ war volunteered as a private in the tentiary just prior to the Hot Springs flooring, and proudly displayed It to spoonful of limestone phosphate in lat New York cavalry from which he shooting, after striking a fellow con­ Senator Shortrldge as an evidence of it, drank before breakfast will not ahortty was transferred to the 100th vict over the head with a shovel and healthy living outdoors In the Mingo only wash these poisons from your Machine Gun butnllion, 27th divis­ sorlously injuring him. Slaughter and mountains. system and euro you of headache, but Wide slnsheB nnd bullet holes In will cleanse, purify nnd freshen the ion. He *aw aorvice in Bolgium and Greeti were captured at Independence other tents also were pointed out ns alimentary canal, Flanders and hns to his credit seven Kansas. According to tho reports from the alleged evidence of some of the col­ battles and engagements, Including Ask your pharmneist for a qunrtcr the breaking of tho Hindenburg line Tucker farm, Slaughter early in tho ony’s hardships. News thnt the sena­ pound of limestone phosphate It Is and the taking of Mount.Kemmol. Ho morning obtained the 'rifle smuggled torial party was on tho way brought inexpensive, hnrmlcss ns sugar. was discharged ns Sergeant-Major of ipto hint from his hiding place in one out n big nttcndnnce, tho women be­ If you nren’t feeling your best, of tho largo both houses, where there ing tho most eager to talk. From In­ if tongue is coated or you wake up the machine gun battalion. Mr. Zorn is a gentleman of pre­ wore more thnn a hundred convicts nt dividual groups, the senators tried to with bad taste, foul breath or have possessing personality and much en­ tho time. He ordered the convicts to find otit how the controversy might colds, indigestion, biliousness, con­ ergy, which together with his wide He down, and through n window began be nettled. Some of the miners de­ stipation or sour, acid stomach, bogln experience In the fruit and produce picking off tho guards. Morris was clared they had not been amply pnid tho phosphnted hot water euro to business tits him particularly well for Bhot first then Garret. Crossing to an­ for their work, thnt while they might rid your system of toxins and poisons. the position fur which he has been other window, he fired on Adkisson, make $8 n day, expenses sfor tools, killing him with the first shot Slaug- dynnmito nnd other things cut the net selected. BATTLE OF MARIANNA Mr. Thomns G. Casey, fo rn num­ ter fired at several officers and then to $3. Other alleged grievances were COMMEMORATED. ber of yenrs in the New York office started to mnke n break for the open. ngnlnRt the socnllcd "mine gunrd” of the Florida Citrus Exxchange, has As he renchcd the door, Snm Payne, system ,nnd the claim of tho men MARIANNA, Sept. 21.—The monu­ been promoted to the position of as­ lifo-termor, oppnnH fire on him with that once they joined the union they ment commemorating the battle of sistant manager of tho New York of­ a pistol. HI» aim was so accurate were instantly fired. Mnrinnna during the civil war will be fice. The plans worked out by tho ex­ that Slaughter threw awny his gun, unveiled here November 2, according ecutive ofTiccrs of tho Florida Citrus raised a handkerchief and surrender­ “The Capital" will be the name of to those in <*h.irge of arrangements. the new theatre which is being con­ Tho contractor who will erect the Exchange fo rthlH offico contemplate ed. structed nt Orlando. It Is being built monument already Is at work nnd the covering a larger field of endeavor of brick nnd cement tile and stucco memorial will he completed some time and extending its selling territory. It MACCI.ENNY BOY SHOT AND KILLED an d , will be fire proof. It will sent before the dnte set fur the unveiling. Is aimed througn tho New York of­ BY HIS BROTHER- 1,-100 people. fice to supplement the efforts of nil The Florida division, United Daugh­ exchange representatives in Now ters of the Confederacy, is in charge Mncelenny, Sept. 20.—Ellas Mikell, Notice of Application for Tax Deed York state to the end that active conuf tho progrum. Under Section 575 of the General tnct shall be maintained with each 18, son of J. 0. Mikell, of Mncelenny, possible carload market in the state. was shot through tho heart and in­ . Statutes. Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Mr, Zorn will devote hin attention stantly killed at 0:15 Sunday night Under Section 575 of the General largely to this extension of territory nt a plnce whore the road crosses n Notice is hereby given thnt V. G. Statutes Laws of Florida branch just north of town. and intensive cultivation of the in­ Jones, purchaser of 1-3 interest in According to testimony brought terior markets covered, whilo Mr. i Tax Certificate No. 841- dated the 2nd Notice is hereby given that Charles Casey constantly will be on duty in out by the coroner’s jjury, young dny of July, A. D., 1900, has filed said Mikell was accidentally shot by his D. Cnry, purchaser of Tnx Certificate New York giving closest attention to Certificate in my office nnd has made brother, Bob Mikell, who pointed a No. 10, dated the 2nd dny of June, A. the New York auction mnrkot, with application for Tax Deed to Issue in the handling of fruit in which he ia pistol ho thought was empty nt Elias accordance with lnw. Said certificate D. 1919, has filed snid certificate in and pulled tho trigger. Tho inquest embraces the following described pro­ my offico and has made application most thorounghly familiar. was adjourned until Tuesday whon perty situated In Seminole County, for tux deed to issue in accordance further testimony will be taken and it Florldu, to-wlt: E l-2 of SE 1-1 of with law. Said certificate embraces BEEP WATER INLET is believed that other light may be S E 1-4 Sec. 20, Twp. 20 S., Range the following described property in NEAR LAUDERDALE Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: WV4 thrown upon the case. IS CONTEMPLATED. 29 E. 20 acres. The snid land being Bob Mikell, brother of tho dead nssessed at the date of the issuance of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and FORT LAUDERDALE, Sopt. 21— boy, and Glenn Taylor are the only of such Certificate in the name of J. SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lino Soundings for a deep water inlot nnd two eye witnesses of the tragedy. E. Phipps, Admr. of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N and They state thnt the and Elius Mikell Also Tnx Certificate No. 883, dated S by 6(10 ft. E and W in SE corner nnd turning basin nt I^is Olns Sound hnve wore returning to Mncelenny Sunday Imn started by engineers of tho Scn- night from a place about two miles tho 3rd dny of June, A. D., 1901, hns less N 7 L-2 eh.) Sec. 29, Twp 19 S, bosrd Dredging (’o., of Jacksonville. from tho town in two automobiles. filed said Certificate in my office and Range 30 E., containing 25 acres, Thu It is the first definite step by tho Bob nnd young Taylor who were in hns made application for tnx deed to said land being assessed at the date city of Fort Uiutlerdnle for an inlet the front car, stopped nt the brnnch issue in accordance with lnw. Said of the issuance of sucli certificate in duo feet wide nnd with a possible for tho purpose, thoy say, of filling certificate embraces the following de­ the name of Elizabeth Kissel. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 18, dat­ depth of sixteen feet which would al­ the radiator nnd waiting for the oth­ scribed property situated in Semi­ nole County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, low coastwise vessels to tie up at the er car. in E 1-2 of RE 1-4 of SE 1-4 See. 20 hns filed said certificate in my office ('ity docks The project, which in­ Whilo waiting, Boh Mikkell is nl- Twp. 20 S., Rnngc 29 East. The snid nnd has made application for tax deed cludes con-1ruction of jetties, tho loged to have fired his pistol into the land being nssessed nt the date of the to issue in accordance with law. Said dredging of a portion of New River air several times, thinking he had certificate embraces the following de­ issunnee of such certificate in the nnd the cut of about 100 yards from emptied it. When the other car caught scribed property Hituutcd in Seminole name of T. A. Phipps. the sea. would cost, it is estimated, up, Elias Mikell is said to have gotten County, Florida, to-wit: All NE 1-4 Also Tnx Certificate No. 830 dated L'ss any other recently con- out nnd Hnld: "Here I am, now shoot,’’ In Snnford Grnnt (less bog. 45 Iks. tho 2nd dny of Juno, A. D., 1902, hns »trueted inlet on tho east const of or words t othnt effect. It wns then W of NE cor. run W to intersection filed snid certificate In my office nnd 1*loriun. Although nccurnto figures thnt Bob Mikell Ih snld to have point­ of W line of Sanford Grant SWly hns made application for tnx deed to are not yet available, it iH understood ed tho gun at his brother, thinking it nlong Grnnt line 15.00 eh., E 4.08 ch., issue in accordance with lnw. Snid the expense would not txccud $100,- was empty and pulled the trigger certificate embraces the following de­ NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp. several times. scribed property situated in Seniinolo 19 S„ Range 30 E. 110 acres. The said 1he cut is planned to bo in exact There was ono cartridge remaining land being assessed at tho date of the 11,0 Alt*1 'V', w river ns tho heavy cur- in tho revolver, however, nnd the bul­ County, Florida, to-wit: 1-3 int. in issuance of such certificate in tho E l-2 of SE1-4 of SE 1-4 Sect. 20, r‘v°r would be relied upon let pierced tho young man’s heart, Twp, 20 S., Range 29 East, 20 acres. name of Elizabeth Kissel. 14 P the channel ami inlet open, killing him nlmost Instantly. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 22, dat­ The said land being ussessed at tho any sand or other obstruction ed the 2nd dny of June, A. l>. 1919, hns dnte of the issunnee of such certificate * , to, *en* City officials state that Ground hns been broken for tho filed snid certificate in my olfico and "’ml issue to cover the cost of the erection of a now eleven story sky- in tho nnme of T. A. Phillip. has mndc application for tnx deed to AIbo Tnx Certificate No. 201, dated i irpn o wil Ibe decided upon nfter ernpor hotel at Orlando, nnd $1,000,issue in accordance with law. tho 3rd dny of July, A .D., 1910, huR .... j, ,IKUrcs from the engineers nro 000 will be spent. Snid certificate cmbrnces the fol­ filed snid certificate in my offico nnd lowing described property situated in Inlet" t h \ A.ftpr ct,n,P,ctl°n of (tho , fet,ernl government will bo A new cignr factory will bo built hns made application for tnx deed to Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. issue in nccordnnce with lnw. Snid NW cor. of NE 1-4 Sec. 32, Twp. 19 'lR!!1St furthcr the deep water at Fort Myers for the Joso Gonzales certificate embraces the following de­ S., Range 30 E, Run E 12 ch., S 20 Project of the city . Co., besides a number of residences. scribed property situated in Seininolo ch. tq S and L E Ry Wly along same County' Floridn, to-wit: Beg. 481 ft. 7 1-2 ch. N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch. W 10 N. nnd 1114 ft. E, of SW. Cor., Sec. ch. SI 1.13 ch. Nely 23eh. S 14 deg. E 8 31, Twp, 20 S., Rnnge 30 E. Run N. ch., S 04 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W of E 1 deg. E. 100 ft. N. 80 deg. IV. 200 ft. lino of Sec, nnd 10 ch N of S line of R. 1 dog. W. 100 ft. Ely. 200 ft. more NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor of or less 5.10 ncrcs. The snid land be­ NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of Sec. ing nssessed at the date of tho issu­ E to beg. 107 acres. Tho said land ance of such certificate in the nnmo of being assessed nt the dntu of tho is­ BOYS, HAVE YOU SEEN REID’S? S. C. Jones. suance of such certificate in the name Unless snid Certificates shall be re­ of Jacob Kissel. deemed according to law tnx deed will Unless said certificates shall bo re­ Issue thereon on the 10th dny of Oc­ deemed according to law, tax deed i tober, A. D., 1021. will issue thereon on the 1st day of Witness my official signature and September, A. D. 1921. seal this tho 14th dny of September, Witness my official signature and A. D., 1021. Beal this tho 20th day of July, A. D. (Senl.) E. A .DOUGLASS, 1021. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Florida. Ha n f o r d ... Fl o r id a Seminole County, Fla. By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. A. M. WEEKS, D. *C. 0-14-fltc. 0-14-fltdh By: * Mules! Mules! I hey are going fast. A few bargains left. et us show you. I guarantee to save you m°ney. All stock guaranteed as represented W. S. Reid Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems KA1NIT—SHEEP MANURE— GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 536 Hit th© NajJ. onthe Head gvttipf ap to drive the1 Ant aall tlu t’s tka hard part about bwUdbg. Yn om tramp ap dozens of reasons for postponing tka job- b at did jraa arar know anybody to ba sorry he built l *mt<*aii as, «** j Moat M d U | mat erials are low priced now. Not every thing b M aheap m tan k er h a t by tka tinea the other things have dropped Wmher will rise.* So all In all this la a good tin e lesr H k tka naM am tka head I ' HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE To advertise! It la hla mode of tell­ ing the world of Ihnt particular mental state known as happiness. When the hnby laughs, when the sun ahinca, when the flowers bloom,., when dinner sends out Its inviting aroma— when any one of a thousand other things happen which attract your atten­ tion—you are being advertised too. The whole purpose of any advertise­ ment is to excite your curiosity, gain your interest, arouse your desire; to tell you something you don't know; to remind you of something you have for­ gotten; to convince you of something over which you have been hesitating; to help you get the best nt least cost. In short, the purpose of nn advertise­ ment is, in one way or another, to make you hnppier. Think it over. Rend the advertisements in this paper nnd see if thnt isn’t so. » is thetime to start your ad in the Sanford Daily Herald POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �SFp .» ' • ■ns ■ ■‘ ■ i ' m * . 5,‘Vv'?V * IFre;;. ,V&>V, P!r;' u* ’ ' ' ‘ [ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W EDNE9DAYf,SEPTEMBER21, PAGE POUR individuals, of which nn\ount $21,991.- newspaper depends upon homo pat­ Sl was expended for the necessary ronage for its livelihood, and to strike transportation and entertainment and at that patronago is to cut its own M U M •Ml inOMN UMfl N d v »l til ■wmU NUI m , in Mnniti* A< ' incidentnl expenses. Tho total 'sum of heart. h a W riirUA “This thought, however, arises in $3,907.25 was refunded to communU ties nnd organizations that had con­ tho consideration: If a newspaper can >“ ._________ rm u tH M i___________ tributed to the fund nnd $470.49 re­ bo sued by a city, which of course Is L J. HOLLY _________ -___ Editor mains in the treasury,, “for any ad­ only possiblo through tho city govern­ I. I ILLARD...Secretary-Treasurer justments thnt may nrise,” the report ment, beenuso of nllegcd dnm&ges to A. NRKL___ __General Manager that city, why cannot n nowspnpor, or sets forth. any citizen ns for thnt matter, suo n The report Is notable in thnt all tho ROBERT HOLLY, city government for alleged fniiuro to money subscribed nnd paid in was not dSOULATIOM M AM AO» function efficiently and for the best expended. Usually in enterprises of Phene 148 up to 6 P. M. interests.of tho community? this character there nro deficits in­ S . U . Mid* I m w i — ApylUnttoa “The question is worth turning over stead of surplus, tho general effort ■ eleeriftlee file * la Adriana Tmi being to Bpend all in sight nnd more. in the mind. “A city not only Iobcs Its good rep­ Not so in this case, nnd it deserves X M lnr.d la City I? CirrUr I t O u ti meAion. Evidently those in charge utation when the men In charge of its Vte bit !*• u ltp m W m U f »»«Jt •»of the arrangements acted with con­ affairs deni in petty politics and neg­ ttafar e r r a n BwnlaaU O n u ty aa4 U p ib lU lid --‘ 'rartUlng r*u< mail kaawi Vridiy scientious regard for tho duty en­ lect mountninss to chase government­ ____applleatloa _ ___ •mieratlo la p*UUm . U M m trusted to them. They were liberal al gnnts, but tho individual propertyp«t jm i , ilwiy* I* idnnon. in their providing, but thoy were not holder and tax pnyer loses monoy on Member of The Associated Preea extravagant, because they had tho his investments. They do not increase money ,ns arc so many charged with in value ns they should. "Who is to blame? Whoro docs the the duty and privilege of expending public funds, or even those of n semi- responsibilty rest? Has tho citizen Yes, any It again, 1' in hot. pubiic character as. wore tho ones the right to demnnd full vnluo for thj <>money he pnys in tnxes, nnd if he here referred to. But we should worry, It will soon It is noteworthy thnt after the ex­ fails to receive this value nnd can be cool enough. penses were nil paid there wns a sub­ prove his loss is due to inefficiency in stantial amount on hand and thnt It tho admintsnrtion of public affairs, Again we want to cnll your atten­ sue? wns refunded to those nmong tho con­ why shouldn't tion to the golf links and the country “There is interest in the specula­ tributors entitled to receive it. Re­ MEN MAKE CITIES. club before the winter season begins. funds of this character nro rare ns tion of these things." I t raenns everything to this city if -----------o----------It is the men thnt make cities—we they are gratifying. you want tourists. The special committee of the Flor­ HUNTING IN FLORIDA. might ndd thnt women mako them, ---------- 0 ----------ida Press A s hocint Ion deserves a med­ All wo want Just now is a gentle and this holds true of Sanford in pnrAlthough tho “open season” for llttlo drizzle, drizzle of a rain that 1 liculnr, But collectively shaking, it al, or, if not that, at least expressed appreciation, brom start to finish hunting in ‘Floridn is still some time will dampen the ground, hut not j is tho ntnn nnd not the .city. You they handled this enterprise with rare ftwny, tho gnme InwB forbidding tho enough to cbmo through the hole in henr about this wonderful loention, A* ability. That it proved n most worthy k,|,inK ()f (,C3r or blnl(, ,H,forc No. nnd thnt wonderful location, nnd peo­ tho bottom of our shoes. enterprise, for the entire state of V omber 20, attention is nlrendy being ple Haying such nnd such a city was ---------- o----------Florida, is to lie seen in tho million or directed to the laws ns they . new Dnytonn is starting a crusade mnde on account of nature being kind more dollars worth of advertising H tnnd, nnd it is urged upon nportsmen against the opening of stores on Sun­ to thnt particular loention, but you that the stnte hns received at the to uso their influeucq towards tho day. All this agitation comes from enn also find cities thnt had nothing ................................................... ........... hnn,,s of the men an<l won,cn who ' protection of game of all klnda until tho hoggishness of some merchants from nnture, but had n hunch of who want to keep their place of busi­ boosters who went abend and made I t‘on,poHt’(i thc hm,y of th« oHltorial t that dnte. Tho game laws were mado \vh” wort‘ nLot on,y pI1CH180‘* especially for the preservation of ness open nil day Sunday and Sun­ the city greater regardless of locn- V tion or invish giftsof nature. Some. wittl what thcy HUW Wcr“ f lll(l ‘Knm« and hunters taking deer or day night. men could build a city in the desert thc °P P ,,r tu n ity of telling millions of ( birds in tho closed seoson nro not -----------o It is funny how a man rushes bnck I of Snhnra, nnd others could not make newspaper readers, in every section , onjy nct(ng contrary to tho will of the they. snw while pcojile, ns exprensed in the legisla­ to his wife when he gets into trouble. city out of Snnford, situated in the of the ,country, . what^ , ture, but are contributing to n plan Fatty Arhuekle is hiding behind his I finest location in the South, ns we - ,”l!7lcy. n,r 1 >rm,Kh Floridn, The investment thnt wns mnde in that would soon have all game extinct wife’s apron strings again after giv-1 nre. [t takes the right sort of men Ing her the grand bounce for five to build « city, and you can see it this enterprise, both financially and in tho stnte. k years while he cavorted with the all around every day right here in ns a matter of hospitality extended, Several state newspapers have re­ wns well worth while. That It wns so chickens nt Hollywood. cently spoken of the approach of the Floridn. A. V. Snell, the secretary of admirably handled throughout, even hunting season, and in order that the Charleston Chandler of Coin , . . . ... , to the ilnal and very gratifying re- n no may plead ignorance in regard This is the time to build that home, merco, sums it up in the following . , , . ,, , . , , , . ,, ,, port, fix up thnt new addition, arrange an­ taken from nn address recently: , ’ s worthy of highest coinmen- to dates and other details, tho follow­ other bed room, get ready for the hlging synopsis of the game Inw3 hns "If it is true, then, that itt iist men wdation „ .n even , nat 1.this, late , tiny. ,m i nThere , f i l l ] r.T .. i m v n m i i l f i f taken, l a l r m i 1from ♦nun wcll mr., lie example tho gst tourist senson that Snnford hns nml not n particularly been printed: favorable loenover hnd. Thoy nre coming, and com­ tion that builds prosperous communi- work done in this instance, by those Under the law, the open season ing early, nnd wo should he prepared tiess, how arc prosperous communities who from time to time have occasion for all game commences on No­ to keep them in Snnford. built? In the olden days in this coun­ to advertise Floridn, dispense hospi­ vember 20 nnd extenda to Fobbru---------- 0 ---------try when labor wns srarce, tho set­ tality to visitors nnd spend public ary 15 of the following year— Poor Fatty Arhuekle. He was the tlors would call together their men funds,—Times-Union making a period of eighty-eight funny fellow of the movies, Hi/is any­ nnd women and by united action l days. Residents of Floridn nny thing but funny now and his useful­ would build a community building or NEWSPAPERS, CITIES AND procure a hunter’s license, good ness ns nn nctor is over. He will lose construct a home. Thnt was our first CITIZENS. only for the county in which they all his money fighting for his free­ live, for $1.25; hut the fee for each cxnmple of co-operation. Three es­ dom and will then be forced to go back Thu public generally hns some additional county will be $3.50. sentials are required in community de­ to tho Kansas farm (whore he he- velopment. They nre common belief, j (lllet,r allol|t newspapers, and For all non-residents the cost of longn). common enthusiasm and common of- Wi> wnn* <lUr readers to peruse the the license for each county In which ----------------- o ----------------fort, for belief begets enthusiasm, o n -! Following editorial from the Jackson- they desire to hunt will be $25. The John Pope, a lawyer In Jacksonville, thusiasm begets effort nnd these [ Metropolis, as it states some maximum nmount of game allow­ accused of being nn accessory in the three beget achievement. I once heard ( salient facts: ed each gun per dny is one deer, murder of the theatre malinger a few Dr. Ashley Jones, nn eminent Baptist '^ K‘ a national institution, tho two turkeys, twenty quail, and weoks ago, wants a change of venue divine, speaking at a convention of * hiengo I rlbune represents the nar- twenty-five birds of other varie­ because “he wns odious to so many ndvcrtislng men, say that, ‘the great - 1 n,woKt partisanism ami the bitterest ties. If there is a party of three or cltlzons." We would rather take our est forco in the world is advertising.' prejudices in this country, but as a more the limit of gnmo such party medicine thnn have sueh a charge Because advertising created in man’s factor in the political and civic nt- may take during the entire trip, brought against 11 s.' heart a want where there was no want fairs of its home city the Tribune aside from quail nnd other birds, is before and that this want became so stnnds in the middle of the arena and two dcor and live turkeys; and no A systematic campaign should be compelling that man doubled bis ef­ lights ail comers. Some of its meth­ individual hunter shall-klll during mndo now to clean up every object­ forts to secure tho where-with-nll to ods arc drastic nnd some of its accu­ any one senson more thnn two deer, ionable building in the business por­ the want.' It has been often sations are shocking, quite often pro- five turkeys nnd five hundred of tion of the city. Snnford ns a resi­ satiny said that a community can have any- v°king bitter encounters, but the any nnd nil sorts of birds. No indi­ dence city hns objections now that nro thing it wants if it wants that thing newspaper nhvnya weathers the storm vidual hunter or party of hunters difficult to overcome nnd most of them hard enough. To satisfy such wnnt, *11 fashion nnd comeH out of shall have any gnme In his nr their como from the people themselves who personal service and adequate finance ,,HL'h fracas ready and anxious to nd- possession longer than five days care but little for the appeiiranccH of Sanford and less for the feelings of is necessary. Satisfaction, too, often minister more punishment, and will- after the close of the hunting sea­ spells stagnation. To criticize is easy.1 inK to taku the necessary punches in son. their neighbors. Fur-henring animals nre also pro­ Any loafer can criticize. Wnnts and or(^or 1° Kct its own blows across, ---------- o----------tected by thc game laws nnd all trap­ needs of a community nre easily ^,,,r ycarfl *he Tribune has had Its Wo hear of investigations of the voiced by street corner critics, hut wuns trained on tho William Hale pers nre required to pny license and Ku Klux Klun niul the Knights of Co­ real constructive effort by those same Thompson regime in Chicago and II- are allowed to set trails nn lands oth­ lumbus and other orders. It looks er than their own only by obtaining like they will have to investigate the indivldunls Ih too often lacking. Most l'n°is, °f which Gov. Lon Small is n written permission from the owners citizens will resent criticism of their PnrL nn<l the barrage hns not been wholu lint before they get through nnd of such Innds. city, but have they sufficient belief without its effects. First the Tribune aec whether it is composed of DemoAh wild game is protected and thus in their city ,nnd confidence in their «xpoao<I the machine and its purpo.scrata nr Republicans. Secret orders given safety nnd in a measure eared community to tho extent of digging | V H > elaborating on the various signiflarc secret orders and you cannot make for by tho state it is reasonable to down in their pockets ami Investing entices, and Thompson and his crowd anything else out of them. Otherwise allow residents to secure hunting li­ their money or their time for the good Pa^ little attention to it until they thoy would not he secret orders. of their community? That is the real f,,rH0(,k Morpheus one morning n few censes at a small cost, whllo thoso test of thcr faith. The individual who mouths ago to discover that their who merely hunt while temporarily In Lakciaiul people have come togeth­ actually believes in his city will in- l,‘* e t had been defeated at the polls, the state nro charged a greater feo. er with a big love feast and every­ election was for Judicial offices, The cost of the license is no grenter body hns decided to loin the Chandler vest i»is time and his money and will coin that belief into community divi* administrative officials will ho thnn is charged practically evoryof Commerce and make Lakeland n detids. If he really believes in his elected next, ami the handwriting on wherfc.—Timcs-Unlon. hlggor and better city. It can't be city, he is an enthusiast about his tkl' wiill isn’t golden-lettered to done without tho Chamber of Com­ city. An enthusinHt has often been Thompson nnd his associates. Still the LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH merce nnd wo are glad to see it being called a "booster." in defining the Tribune exposes alleged conditions done in Lnkclnml, Orlando, Sanford, Forenoon und Afternoon Tides at and many other progressive Florida meaning of the booster I once heard nn'] frauds in Chicago, not hesitating About Same Hour and Minute a prominent business mnn in n cer- *() Place the responsibilty upon the tain western city state in answer to present administration ,nnd tho status Sept. 21 ......................... 4:29 a question, that a “knocker" was a ,low City of Chicago versus Chi- Sept. 22 ..................................... 5:08 thing that hung on tho outside of n cnK° Tribune. Sept. 23 ..................................... 6:59 0:69 door, nnd who would wnnt to bo n "1° otherwords, tho city of Chicn* Sept. 24 ............V............ noisy knocker? “A booster,” he said, »«lug thc Chicngo Tribune for Sept.25 ....... 8:08 Vnry the usual vegetables by “is onu who does all of the good ho $10,000,000on n chnrge of bosmirch-;Sept.20 ........................... 9:10 serving Flag Brand Buccotnsb. can, all of the time ho can nnd lenves intr its fnirname! 'City of Chicago’ . Sept.27 ....................................... 10:11 the rest to Almighty God." j In this case is, of course, William'* Sept, 28 .....................................• 11:25 ---------o----------Halo Thompson and subordinates. ,Sept. 29 ...................'................. 11:55 ' FOR DESSERT "Newspapers throughout tho eoun-^ept. 30 ................................. 12:49 A NOTABLE REPORT. 1 Try Del Monte Pears cut half try are nsklng tho question, lias a inch cubes, served in ice cold Tho Hpcclnl committee of tho Fior-' vlty the right to'HUo a newspaper? M h i IK cantaloupe, idn press Association, which hnd In This retails tho Btory of tho old no- hq Or, serve chocolate ico cream charge the arrangements for tho Na- nro in jail, who .when informed by a ft* TheSnnford Daily nnd in halves of pears. * fV*Y J ., tlonal Editorial Association visit to white friend that tho authorities had Wcokly Herald stand for Florida lust March, ,hns just made no right to hold him, replied, ’But, Mi Sanford and Seminolo coun­ public Its report of receipts am^ dis- boss, here I is.’ ‘ j iti ty just uh strongly as the hufsements. It is a notable roport in "The thought, that a newspaper Mi American flag stnnds for WELAKA BLOCK more wnys thnn one. It sbdws a to- would deliberately attempt to injure Ha tho greatest nation on earth. Phones 497*494 I tnl of $20,309.05 contributed by vari- R» home city in thc eyes of thc world Ml I ous municipalities, organizations nnd is tao ridiculous to entertain. The real Mt MlMilCilMMlMltalM 1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD cities value f t TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner where thoy are learning tho of cooperation through the Chamber of Commerce. ----------- 0 ----------The Herald wants a detailed state­ ment from the government ns to where the taxes go thnt nro now be­ ing collected tinder the guise of “war faxes." We never knew a war to cost quite as much and. ns tho victors in the contest—just where nro We nt, might wo inquire? Instead of tho tnxes decreasing they are increasing nnd thc common herd nro paying them instend of the “newly rich” who mndo their money out of tho war. -----------o— ------It is high time the people of this city boenrne firmly imbued* with tho iden th;:t restricted building means restricted building and to build some­ thing that does not correspond with the balance of the particular location will not be nllowed. Wo have over­ slept our rights in this respect in many parts of the city nnd people have been allowed to put up shacks in thc prominent pnrts of the city thnt are an everlasting disgrace. Wc arc glnd to note thnt the present city commissioners will not stand for any more of this backwoods stuff, THE BAN K — A M o n u m e n t to P ro g re ss The tens of thousands of strong, depend­ able banking institutions throughout the United States today are sturdy, sub­ stantial monumentsvto the progress of the nation and to the confidence—in­ spiring methods nnd perfect protection which the modern bank affords, The ennetment of stringent bnnking laws and their rigid enforcement has eliminated forevor from tho renlm of banking all unstaplovand wobbly finan­ cial institutions, thus assuring to the de­ positors of thc nation the greatest pos­ sible protection, through the medium of our modern system of bnnking for the sufe handling of public and privnte funds. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P.,Fotrier, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA BATTERIES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guaranteed Wa ■pMtalln on Xloetrlctl Work nnd con «1t* yon dopondnbU Mrvlo*.. H. T. PACE P. O. Box 211 WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS roa ovxnHAULXMO tou» oae BBIMO YOITE Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimate* Free; m Company building too larga and none too small. L. A. Rennud, Prop. -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED---- Rhone 189 HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Wilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, FU. \ Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland Elder Springs Water GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, FU LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone 19? SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Phone 95 V. C.'COLLER, Prob. Geo. W. Knight General Shop and Milt Work Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and' BUILDEB SANFORD FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU TRANSFER Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer Nationnl Bank. Storage Facilities AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman If wc please you, tell others; if a* tell ua. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin. Jr. . OPT. P. HOTELS ^ Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hotel” 9 U 0 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS GILLON& FRY ELECTRICAL J Coniraclors C. O. WILSON. Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES .. Wl>ht B io lh m . m i l Building Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Uoller Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned' r. �\ uF *, J ' V<.|S r la l *lu A lt* THE SANFORD DAILY HEgALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1921 |4ra mm ^ **v*' Utile HepPen*n®s Mention of \fatters In »Hef p e r s o n a l H o n ,,, of Interest In and About *st The City # the w ea th er Florida: # Summary of the FloitlngSmsil Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald lleadere # * * # : Fair tonight * Th0 American Legion is putting on „ bitr show at the Princess tonight. • A cnri, will bring us to sec y o u .Sanfonl Mattress Co. 148 7tp 1Iave you looked into the possibili­ ty of building that new home this fall? This is the tiino to build. Mntcrials and luber art* cheaper. Hat Shop arid Pressing Club also dre « * . All work ««>»*><£ 1011 Sonfonl Avo. 1K)-Clp Vren Can you l>ent it? The old bulb hangs at 90 again—wo moan the thermometer, of course—and for the past week it has been right on 90. Cnn’t get away from it. However, wo must have n littto rain. Can you raise the wind? S: 10 A. M., SEPT KM II Bit 21, Maximum ......... * ........... 00 Minimum ......................... 00 Runge ............................. Barometer ......................30.13 Calm, clear. ?*i PAGE FIVE Bee-Keepers Met in Sanford Monday; Many Were Present Will Hold Next Meeting in Del,and November 21 Monday, September 19th the Gr­ unge Belt Bee-Keepers met a t the Woman's Club building in Snnford, for thu purpose of com].luting the or­ ganization. Mr. Newell, Mr. Reese, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Sterling^ all of the State Plnnt Board at Gainesville, met with the association at which there was a good attendance, Many subjects of vital interest to beekeepers were discussed. The next meeting is to be held the third Mondny in November at DeLand. All 1 ’u-keepors and those interest­ ed in hoes requested to attend. Congress Begins Adjourned Session; Down to Business You Have Heard It Htiid more than once that you can judge a store by the lines they carry. That is true. Now just for instance, suppose you need a Hat, drop into our place and And that we have a complete line of .hats, such ns— STETSON SCH0BLE m BERG What would be your impression? You would know at once that a concent carrying such hats would have to have all their lines as good in order to go with these hats < i % AND THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE —THE VERY BEST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY Important Legislation and Many Hard Struggles Anticipated m S. E. Spicer, of Columbus, Ohio, is (Dy The Aiacolited Freia) So ninny new business firms nro registered at the Mflntezuma. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Constarting in .Sanford that it looks like gresrcassemhled at noon today after lhero will have to be , nu.ro store Don't miss it! What? The Fort­ a 30-day recess with prospects of the 1# £ S J V f f f r w r /S O /F F fM kL .... ns built despite the fact that many extra session lapping into the regular of them have already been iirrnngod. une Tolling, at the Silver Ten. session beginning in December. J. W. Mitchulf, of Jacksonville, was Activity nt first is to center In the Have your watches and jewelry re­ in the city yesterday transacting bus­ senate, which will consider the tax paired at Mfl.aulln’s. T^o first class iness. revision bill, the peace treaties with watch makers. Prompt service. Germany, Austria and Hungary; the 140-tfc j H. O. Adams, of Tampa, was in the anti-beer, railroad debt funding, the “ Paul Higgers is himself ngnln, after city yesterday calling on bis regular nllicd debt refunding and other hills. JAPAN WOULD DISCUSS The treaties are to lie transmitted by GUEST IONS OF WIDE undergoing an operation In a Tampa customers. President Harding today, and arc to RANGE AT CONFERENCE. hospital fur gall stones. Paul snys ho Mrs. H. C. Pulmnn, of Jacksonville, be pressed at once. hears the distinction of having an is spending some time hero at the The house will reconvene under * u TOKIO, Sept. 20.—Japan should operation last week and ho is up and Montezuma. "gentlemen’s agreement" to transact insist in discussing at the Washing­ nruumi this week. virtually no business until October I. ton conference late this autumn, not Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morrison, of Ala­ Comparatively few representatives only questions regarding the Far Classified advertisements, T cents a tine. No ad taken for less that ROOKING, Red and green slate surbama, are spending some time hero were in Washington last night, and East, hut also matters affecting, the 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash fnce, 3-|dy $3.25 per square. Tiger at the Montezuma. the lenders were not expected until American const, including Mexico and .must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; next month. The hill to reapportion also Australia, says Viscount Takanki cordingly. j.ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address Homer Claus will sing at the Silver the house membership is slated to he Kate, president of the Kensei-Kai, or >|. K. Ginn, Itox 391. 139-20tp ter cypress, manufactured in best mills Tea, Friday night, at Mrs. Miller’s. taken up when the house begins opposition party, in a statement is­ FOR SALE work. insures first quality at lowest pos­ B sure and B there. sued here. 0, Davis Hurt, of the Reliance Life FOR HALE—lit acres grove, 7 acres sible cost consistent with good lum­ Presentation to the senate of the The withdrawal of fortifications Insurance ('<•., is spending a few days wild land on hard road on small ber—less middlemen’s heavy profit,— N, H. Garner, Vblie Williams and pence treaties and the revenue hill from all islands in the Pacific, tho «t Coma and Rockledge, and other lake, (deal place to build a home. GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, were expected to he the principal points down the east const. Davis is Kermit Brokinv motored fu Daytona events today, although leaders last neutralization of the Pannnia Canal, Price $1,000.—E. F. Lane, the Real Florida. 138-o.o.d-13te yesterday on business. one of tin- best in the business, and 151-5tp night .............................. indicated a possibility ...... that .... the the removal of limitations on const- Estate Man. has established a line record in this throughout ^the FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT II. W, Cameron, of Augusta, was in sessions today might be perfunctory part of the state. potatoes, per bushel $2.09.—L. A. FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur­ lliu city yesterday spending the day and business put over one day. Tito the settlement of rnseinl discriminn* 13l-lfc death of house members during the tion on the principle of tho co-exis- ijrumiuy, nished for light housekeeping. 318 * with his family at tho Montezuma. "KXIUK" BATTERIES, tho Giant tnneo of mankind anti the spirit of KOU sA L E -10 room house with Palmetto Avo. recess, it was said, might, out of re­ 149 Dtp. that lives in a box. We can now fur­ W. M. Dickson, of Jacksonville, spect, cause an ininicdinto adjourn­ justice and humanity should he in- dectric lj(,ht9( bnth 1U1(| ^ow er, 31 FOR RENT—Refined couple desiring nish six Volt Batteries at $21.50. Wo eluded In Japan's proposals at the ||cm | ,nn(|( f, ucrc, in Ktow with 30o two nice unfurnished communicat­ state agent for the Equitable Life In­ ment of both sennte and house. • buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re­ conference in the opinion of the tinornngu trees, pears, persimmons, ing rooms for light housekeeping, with Vice-President Coolidge was here surance Co., is spending several days pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ last night ready to open the senate, “ on‘ ’ and pecan trees.—E. F, Lane, tho Real hath, lights and city water, eloso in, ers. Phone 5 IS. * 150-tfc here on business. In addition to tho above demands, KstatL, j[an< 151-Dtp call on Mrs. G. It. Smith, 301 Palmetto but tbe house will he presided over the association believes self-determi,,OK sA L H -2 ',-t,m Republic tniV£ nvc. by Representative Walsh, Republican, All H. S. boys expecting to make Siwifnnl i: facing one of the finest nation are among the subjects that ............ . nf C|||, a( stl!a. FOR RENT—Part of store, nice win­ Massachusetts, in the absence of the football team eotpe out to prac­ i regardless of value, reasons in in i- history. Get busy and should be brought to the conference. 154-lip tice this afternoon. Be sure to come [Speaker Giilett, who will not return gall Stables. dow space. Apply Herald office. advertise anil wake them up. Wo are Siberian people , . , before October* The house agree­ It holds that the out this week.—Manager. 150-3tc the geratest city. Let the world know Apment provides for three-day recesses should have the right to govern them- *’°R ^ B - M e d um j ply 402 Snnforq Avo., and Fourth FOR REN T—Two furnished front it A city is judged largely by tbo Many nre the hridgs to be in San­ until October 4. rooms at 200 Pork Ave. 153-Gtp number of live merchants who adver­ Tho Jiji Shimpo says that if the Strcct~__________________ __________________________ A definite legislative program for ford, and wo want them, one and alt, Jnptfneso military authorities insist FOR SALE—0 mom house, 4 acres of FOR RENT—-Two furnished rooms. tise ill the daily paper. the rest of the session is to be ar­ to see the Herald wedding stock, Ire152-tfc Apply. 1001 Elm Ave. land, 125 orange trees, 75 chickens. ranged soon by Republican steering that this country must 'maintain nn fore inlying. We have them. the Reid If yon have rooms to rent, if you committees, whose members will con­ army of 21 divisions .they must be Price $2,500.00. E. !•. Lane, WANTED want minus, if you want to buy or prepared to give a satisfactory answer Estate Man.______________ 151-Dtp prepa The editor of the Herald received fer with President Harding. rdl anything, if you have lost or some fine peaches today that came The house bill is to have senate to th powers represented at Wash­ FOR KALE—8-room house with all WANTED TO RENT—A piano. Cull modern convenience, excellent re­ nt 200 Park Avu. f"und untiling, get it in the Want from Ogden, Utah, to friends in this precedence according to present plans, ington when questioned as to the rea­ 153-Otp pair. Private water works, in desir­ t olumn the Daily Herald. It is the city. John Russell .the man jwho put although debate on it is not expected son for such large army. WANTED—Hemstitching and pecotable location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ greatest -larket place in the world, soil in celery, is shipping many ear to begin until next week. ing, also orders for all kinds of ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. and alien\ get results if results nre loads of these punches now from ENGHTEEN m o n t h s pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 149-Ote llfi-tfc MINERS TO FIGHT physically possible* FOR •CON" MAN Utah, and we hope he makes a mil­ w a g T: r e d u c t io n s -------FOR SALE—A new bungalow at a BOARD AND ROOM lion dollars out of them., If he docs ATLANTA, Sept. 21.—J. C. Me-, real bargain. Good terms.—E. F. I IB t l\ FIRES, Goodyear non-skids we know he will spend it here in Snn­ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 21.— Bride, said to bo one of the ringlcnd-* Lane, tho Real Estate Man. 154-5tp l!OAUl) ANil HOOM—Private fum:12* ^ ..................... $27.50- ford. ily. 7JO Oak Ave. 151-7tp Continuance of a policy in opposition ers in the so-called “bunco rjng" which Foli SALE—One lieuvy duty two;'k|la ...................... 31.00 to reducing wages of coal miners its oiFicluls charged obtained several ■ wheel trailer in good condition. In^ l/,‘ any nmko in proporCharlie Britt, of the firm of Perkins urged yesterday by President John L. hundred thousand dolalrs in its opor- qU[ro at Ford Garage. Apparently the war stopped too 143-tfc h"ii. (n t intr prices before you buy.— & Britt, The Store That is Different, Lewis of the United Mine Workers of soon. We didn't make tho world safe Lay l l r u t i , , Phone 548. 150-tfc at ions here a year ago, yesterday was K0R SALE—Two big lots cheap, on presented N. J. Lilian! and R. J. Hol­ America, at the opening of the union’s sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, t}|0 heil{ht ()f Magnolia avo.—J. S. for high production costs. ly, of the Herald, with two fine pipes biennial convention, met with applause end fined $1,000 following ids plea |, arvar(1 154-3tp liar. n slight change in the today, and the gift was greatly ap­ of the 1,500 delegates wlto voted over­ of guilty to indictments charging railrnail liuiules us published in tho FOR SALE—Stable manure; car lots. preciated. Charlie does not smoko whelmingly that the miners’ demands Hmtl1 fr.-m time to time, No. 85 a pipe, hut he had two given to him he placed before the convention for gambling. McBride was arrested in Good dry stocE, Price $7 p.v ton, f. in earlier now, and the Lces- after he had won them, and hence, | consideration*within ten days. The Washington, D. C., and brought hack o. b. cars, Sanford, Chase & Co. £ to Atlnnta several days ngo. ,fitg train goes out earlier in conse________________ 151-tfc. with months of strenuous work are his gift to the business manager and decision, however, is subjected to re­ nearly here. You should take pnlnn [he new schedule will suit the editor. It is our Christmas pres­ consideration later. f REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMO- FOR SALE—2>.a-ton Republic truck, to find out whether your 'children's '• traveling public much bettor, ns ent. Come again, Charlie, tho latch ‘ MILES AND TRUCKS | regardless of value. Call at Stcn- eyes are mrninl. Has school work • "■ *.i is i, very popular train, Before rnislng food ' p..^cs any Olds 4 dropped .................... string is always out. $ 200 gall Stnhles._________ir,1' ltll and reading strained your boy’s eyes? more, retailers me Invited to stop and Olds £ dropped ........................... 100 FOR SALE—1 form cannor and sev- Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may je M leach, of Gainesville, was in consider that the more food goes up Oldsmobile Trucks, Chnnsis ...... 1095 oral doicn jars. Very reasonable. tard a child's whole progress in life. DOLLAR A DAY SAVED BY 11 1"V >' ’tei day callong on the shoo N. H. GARNER, Dealer Address “E. H." care Herald. dh-tf FIGURING DAIRY RATIONS thu les sfood is likely to, go down.— Bi iimoiit |,as a fine shoe store Philadelphia North American. TOM MOORE 152-2tc FOTt~SAL!E — Two lake front lotsT " tnuiovillo, and when ho is not A series of 2(1 dairy feeding schools -------------------;----| Best lots in city for a beautiful OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN ■' She shoes to the trade, he is sell- were conducted during the spring NOTICE Preparation is being made Tor the home.—E. F. Lane, the Real Estate m Office Opp P. O. Phone 192 „ , " "boa-sale to the retail deni- months in six New Hampshire coun­ Will tho party who broke into C. starting of the bridge at Laku Worth. Man. 154-Dtp |. ' 1B-’nita. lie has been travol- ties by county agents, working in co­ A. Reed's house Sunday night, bring Tho bridge is to bo constructed of !'m,ly «nd has hosts of operation with the United States de­ back tho can goods and other stuff, steel and concrete and will bo 2,000 FOR SALE—7 room cottagu, plaster­ ed, well finished and in good condi­ •friends ttll over Florida. partment of agricultural college. Suv- and save trouble, as they were Men feet long. tion. One acre of land. Good bnrn, Pickling and Preserving un more nre planned. In carrying out and are known. 'tenant house; Delco lighting system, 1"l‘n wanting n portable these schools, lecturing and formal Phone 175 Fourth nnd Snnford Axt on St. Johns’ river. Canal coming up You "'l1' " Htnn<terd koyboard. talks have been practically eliminated St. Johns county are soon to call from rivet: at rear of place where New Era Printery | boats chi,,,. ,|U " n real ina- and the dairymen nre seated at tables, a bond election for authorizing bonds can lie kept.—A. P, Connelly. it in 1 11,1,1,1 ,,l> curried. We havo where they figure out for themselves to construct roads and bridges foi G. Bassett Spilth, Prop. ! 153-4tc ,,orl,,l;l« Remington-, real the composition of various rations and their county. $4(15,000 will be the COMMERCIAL AND FOR SALE OR RENT—Piano in good complete costs. Much enthusiasm has JOB PRINTING total of their, issue. See the,;' ."' k ° t0 CUrry with y ^ . been aroused. conditfbn.. Phone 103-J or address today. ,,a, / j ' II" aUI Print,nK Co., _ P. O. Box 352. 149-Otp That the results are worth while Hi nr nion. t J ?fi° ‘ lt!y “ ri! w o rth <80 is indicated by the statement of a FOR SALE—A pair of young, black Mason, Sure-Seal Jars i,llt tl re I !"ly man t,r womun wnnt- Hooksctt farmer who reported a sav­ mare mules, at » bargain. Phono 1 r" ‘l typewriter. and Jelly Glasses lG fl. 152-tfc ing of $1 h dny, whilo another who at­ TWO AND ONE-HALF-TON REtended the school nt Wnrnor wrote FOR SALE—Largo two story store PUBLIC TRUCK. Call at Steagall See our line of the county ugent that he is now sav­ 1 building nt Pnoln, Fin. Can be mndo Mule Co.’s Stable before noon tomor­ ing $30 u month ns a result of fedinto good apartment house up$ta!rs. ing u ration that ho figured out thoro. row ns best offer before that time 7 milts from Snnford on hard rond.— Stone Crocks, Coolers, to . The dlscussjan provoked by tho farmm. to t' A.,P. d onnoily. 153-4tc gets it, regardless of value. Don’t Churns, etc. ors figuring these rations gives a bet­ Lb' LUMBER' PRICES'AftE ADVANCmiss this chance to get a strong, dur­ ing Co rd S h o e & C ,ot,1‘ ter understanding of tho value and ING—Tho builder may ntlll got the able truck at a SURE ENOUGH cost of tho various feeds nvnilnblo advantage of low building cost by _____ 152-fltc than nny amount of lecturing could BARGAIN :r :s :: :: :: submitting schedules to us nnd gotting possibly accomplish. dircct-from-mill-to-builder service. San ford, Fla. C L A S S IF IE D A D S SCHOOL DAYS TIME We have the STONE JABS Wash Suits, b '! nto ?LOO values, as —SanfS tl!cy ,ast “t 98c. BALL th« H«raYdd' ^ nl Vl0W* - lc c« 'h a t Our long leaf yellow pine and Tidcwn- HARDWARE CO. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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D aily H er a ld f i t y S u b stan tia l IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST w Sanford TM « “City Substantial’ INVESTIGATE jury tam pers in FATTY ARBUCKLE CASE NO ACTION IS YET TAKEN t V? [*> V E G E T A B LE SECTION SANFO RD , FLO RID A, TU E S D A Y, SEPTEM BER 20, 1921 VOLUME II m NU M B ER 153 Putting Quietus on the West Virginia ‘TVarM JACKSONVILLE ATTORNEY WAS ODIUS 1 ----- ' BLO W ON JA W P ro se c u tio n W it n e s s e s k il l s m a in e boxer To the People and Could Not Get Fair Trial D UE TO H E A R T F A IL U R E . Said to Have Been A p p reh en d ed (B y Th# A iio tU U d P r iu ) BANG OR, Me., Sept. 2tT— Edward Prout, twenty-one, fell dead after re­ ceiving a blow on the jaw in the fourth round o fa boxing bout with George Langley, here last night. Phy­ T H E TESTIMONY OK S E V E R A L OF sician claim that death was due to IN P L E A FO R C H A N G E OF V E N U S THE s t a t e w i t n e s s e s heart failure, but Langley was ar­ FOR PO PE CHARGED FOR MONEY rested. Later examination by physi­ W IT n M URDER' cians, it Is now claimed that the boxer (Br Th« AiivcU ttd Fra**) (By Th* AitooUUd Frau) died o f concussion o f the brain. His SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 JAC K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 20.— Coun­ skull was fractured when he fell Charges that fo u r peraonn, one o f sel for Pope, indicted jointly with them n prominent figure In the Fatty through the ropes to tho Hoot. Rnwlins for murder In the first 3elli'guliir nruiy train moving (tirougli dm W'wi Virtglnlu mouiii.iltm in the sceue o f the mine war, nml inuditne gUn- gree in connection with tho killing o f Arbuckle case, have cllacuBned the nera of the volunteer forces ready to meet an ultuclt by the Insurrectionists. liklihood o f th eir benefiting financial­ A N O T H E R A M E R IC A N Hickmnn, sought n chnngc o f venue SHOT B Y M E X IC A N S ly by means o f tampering with Im­ when circuit court opened today- on N E A R T A M PIC O S U N D A Y. portant prosecu tion witnesses were I the ground that Pope wns odiua to Hu # # * # # * * 1 0 1 # # # # # made today by District Attorney Bra­ 'Community and could not obtain fair # (B y T i t A itseliU d P u tt) dy. Brady's statement followed tho trial. Defense failed yesterday to W A S H IN G T O N , Sopt. 20.— Carl R. * W IL L NOT ASK FOR adjournment e a r ly today o f San Fran­ get thirty day continuance. Tabb, an Americas employee o f the # DEATH P E N A L T Y FOR cisco county g ra n d jury which is delv­ Judge SimmonB refused to grant a Mexican Petroloum Co., was shot and # F A T T Y A R B U C K LE ing into this and other incidents in change o f venuo and court recessed killed Sunday night by Mexican sol­ # connection w ith tho death o f M I sb until afternoon. dier in the oil fields near Tampico, the # S A N FRANCISCO, Sept. Rappc. ' # 20.— When Roscoe ("F a tt y ") American consul at Tampico reported BODY FOUND FLO A TIN G R-27 REPORTED IN DISTRESS # Arbuckle goes to trial it is M A K IN G FIG H T FOR IlO A I) NO. 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.— The today to th? state department. IN L A K E N E A R O CALA # consider'd improbable OFF T H E COAST OF that TO S T A R T BEFORE R O AI) county grand jury early today ad­ LOUIS LAN G DROWNED. # FLORIDA District Attorney Matthow NO. 1. journed until next Monday night the House Tax Bill * Brady will ask for the death Investigation of nlleged tampering (By Th* A**o«Ut«d Frau) (By TO* AiiscItUd P u n ) (By Th* AitooltUd Fr***) Amended by Senate * sentence. This decision will O CALA, Sept. 20.—Tho body o f with prosecuting witnesses in the Fat­ M IA M I, Sept. 20.— No further word * O CALA, Sept. 20.— Good ronds be left to the jurors hearing Being Put in Shape was received at the local wireless sta­ ty Arbuckle ease. The grund Jury re­ boosters from half a dozen or more L ouIh Lang was discovered today in * the case. ported to have heard testimony o f Dr. tion today from tho U-27 reported in. * counties of Central Florida are gath­ seven feet o f water some distance out . / The possible verdicts in this (B y Th* Au oeU U d P u tt) William Rumwelt, who is said to" have distress ubout one hundred miles! * ering here today for a meeting to­ in Zny Prarie, twenty-two miles east particular case with the pen­ W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 20.— The performed an autopsy on Miss Rappe. northeast of Nassau. Local naval of-* night to discuss ways and means of o f Ocala. Lang wns fully clothed and No action was taken. A t the conclus­ house tax bill as amended by the sen­ ficcrs express the lielief that help will # alties involved, follow: forcing notion on the construction of apparently had fallen from a boat # 1. — Murder In the first de­ ion of the session District Attorney ate finance committee whipped into be sent from Charleston where larger State Road Number 2. First of series nnd drowned, being unable to swim. * gree without recommendation Brady issued a statement declaring it shape today fo r presentation tomor­ and more speedy vessels are avail­ of meetings in the interest of having # by the jury calls for the death had been disclosed thnt Miss Joyce row when the senate reconvenes after able. road work done, was held at Gaines­ Neither Lloyd George # penalty. Clark, Reggy Morely and Dr. Qabor its recess o f a month. ville lnn$ week and expected delega­ # 2. — Conviction on the charge or Secretary Curzon Kingstone, called before tho jury, had tion from that city to meeting tonight W AS H IN G TO N , Sopt. 20.— Assist­ # of murder in the first degree discussed the probability o f m aking F IR S T F O O T B A LL F A T A L IT Y will number nearly two hundred. ance for the American submarine R-27 # Attend Conference with a recommendation by tho OF T H E SEASON T O D A Y money out of the Arbuckle case by which Sunday night sent out a distress * Road No. 2 which connects with the jury carries a penalty of life BOY K IL L E D IN PRACTICE. call while bound from Panama Canal framing Miss Clark to impeach tho Georgia lion, and runs through Cen­ A t Washington on Disarmament. on ________ I # imprisonment. testimony of Miss Zeh Prcvoat, ‘ im­ to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was order­ # tral Florida, Gainesville south through Account of Trouble at Home 3. — A verdict of murder in * (B y Th# A u m ( i U4 Pr#u ) portant prosecution witness. Ocnia, Leesburg, Apopkn, Orlando, ed by the navy department. Reports # the second degree means an E L IZ A B E T H C IT Y , N .'C ., Sept. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.— Mrs. (By Th* AtiocItUd Fra**) Kissimmee, and on down south’, or for that tho submarine needed aid reach­ # indeterminnto sentence o f one 20.— W illiam Pritchnrd, sixteen, died LONDON, Sept. 20.— It was defin­ Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle (Minta Miami cast from Kissimmee through ed the deportment yesterday and the * year to life imprisonment. at his home here todhy as a result o f itely decided thnt neither Lloyd George Dufree) arrived in San Francisco early the Melbourne branch and later the Commandant at Guantanamo base or­ 4. — A verdict of manslaugh­ nor Lord Curzon, secretary o f foreign 1yesterday from New York, to assist injuries received In n practise with dered to send a tug. The report did # Orlando Ocean highway to Indian Riv­ # ter is punishable by imprison­ tho high school football team yester­ nffnirH, will attend the Washington in the defense of her husband. er City and then the East Coast high­ not indicate the nature o f the trouble ment for from one to ten conference on disarmament and Pacif­ Miss Rappe is declnred to have died day. Ills neck was dislocated and but jt is not believed serious. The ves­ * way, south, has developed a strong # years. ic problems in view o f impending de­ following injuries incurred at a party repiratory center paralyzed. fight from Jacksonville and the East sel usually carried a crew of two of­ # velopments in domestic politics it wns in Arbuckle’s suite at the Hotel St. Coast in favor o f Road No. 1 which ficers and twenty-seven men. # # # # # * a * u # # # * # Francis here early in September fgr crosses the state from Jacksonville en­ learned this afternoon. which Arbuckle is being held. tering Lake City where it hits Road A R M Y A IR SERVICE FLO R ID A D AIR YM E N CURB M A R K E TS PROVE Mrs. Arbuckle in lieu of being inter­ No. 2. TESTS ON B A TTLE S H IP. viewed gave out a statement, in which M EETING IN M IAM IA BIG A ID TO FARM ERS. W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 20.—The •he asked the people of Snn Francisco army air service will lnungh its (By Th* Ati*el*(*d Fr***1 to be "fair" with her husbnnd and to A T L A N T A , Gn, Sopt. 20.— Tho bombing teBts o f tho old bnttleship give him n “ square deal." movement launched by the Atlanta M IA M I, Sept. 20.— The annual con­ Alabama next Friday morning, ac­ vention o f the Florida Dairy Asso­ I know and his friends know thnt Woman’s Club to establish curb mar­ cording to advices from Langley he is innocent,” the statement said. kets to handle fnrm products through ciation began here today. FATH ER OF T H E PR O H IB ITIO N Fiold to the air service. Tho statement of the comedian’s out the state and the south, and A M E N D M E N T SEEMS TO IIE wife declared that only one side'of the which it is expected, will assume na­ PER SO N A NON G R ATA «»e had been made known to tho pub­ tional Bcope, has received tho strong lic and expressed belief thnt when tho (By Th* A*i*«Ut*d Fr*n) endorsement o f business and agricul­ W AS H IN G TO N , Sept. 20— Warning •ntire story had been unfolded "m y M IN N E A P O L IS , Sept. 20.— Adtural interests In many sections o f thnt the making of intoxicating husband will he completely exonerated dressing the convention o f Minnesota tho country, according to advices re­ "home brew" is illegal wns issued to­ and his good name thoroughly cleared Anti-Saloon League here last night By Henry Clews ceived hero by club women. Tho fed­ day by .Prohibition Commissioner and that he again will take his plnco Representative Volstead stated his eral government, through its agricul­ nj^the hearts of the American peo- life had been threatened on his de­ N E W YO R K , Sopt. 20.— Announce­ $380^000,000 held, but at least shows Hnyncs. tural experts, it I h stated, is intensely parture. Ho said ho had been warned ment thnt tho exchange situation is thnt the certificates issued on bchnlf ’ Tho prohibition commissioner’s at­ interested in the plnn nnd will, it In trs. Arbuckle was accompanied by in a letter that ho would never take again under consideration on the part o f the better lines enn still command titude o f the home brew question wns announced, lend n helping hand in 7 r mother. Mrs. Flora Durfco, o f Loa his soat again in tho house. The o f tho Washington authorities, that n market, even nt 6 per cent. Some defined by Mr. Haynes as follows: furnishing lecturers and demonstra­ Angeles. "Non-intoxicating fruit julco can bo threat, ho said, was not the first ho negotiations are under way for the re­ other favorable developments in rail­ tors. Atlanta’s curb market, estab­ Thi Arbucklcs have been separated had received since tnking an aciive habilitation o f Mexico's extemnl debt, rond finance help to confirm the pre­ made in tho home. Intoxicating wine, lished nt tho instance o f the club wo­ r He years, according to friends, part ih tho figh t against violators of probably to bo followed by the recog­ dictions o f continued improvements, homo brow nnd distilled spirits may he residing in New York and her hus- tho prohibition amendment. A ll let­ nition o f tho present Mexicnn gov­ nnd the definite announcement that not bo made. Two hundred gnllons o f men, hns proven a big monoy market for farmers nenr Atlanta. hand living i>, Los Angeles. ernment, and that tentative agree­ net earnings for August are prncticnl- non-lntoxicnting fruit juico muy bo ters woro annoymous. ment upon an available tax program ly $70,000,000 Substantially sustains manufactured tnx free by the head o f HAN O VER J A IL E M PTY . uri .m k w a v e s t r i k e s preliminary to the reassembling of the forecast on thnt subject. In these a fiftnlly registering with a collector Dry Weather Bad congress has been nearly reached by circumstances the firmness nnd in­ of internal revenue. GOTHAM A T W EEK-END . W ILM IN G TO N , N. C., Sopt. 20.— on Florida Crops the|senato finance committee are chief creasing value o f the stnndnrd rails “ This tnx exemption provision hns Tho now Hnnovor county jail hero is DV Th* Aa.ocUtsd P u tt) iff not surprising. among tho constructive developments been the sourco o f confusion. Tho e f­ Says Federal Bureau empty today for tho, first timc< in of tho paHt week. Taken all in nil, Business Progress Still in Evidence •» ______ * * * '. Y0UK- Sept. 20.— A crime fect o f this is not to allow tho manu­ There has been a disposition during facture o f 200 gnllonH of intoxicating many yenrs. Although tho prison had with the continuation of tho favorable end " NlW Y o r k o v t r the wcok- General Farming Is Backward on A c­ upward movement in Btocks which had the week toward nn increase in the wine free from registrations o f tho a fairly healthy population last week, count o f Drouth. already Hot in, they clearly sustain volume of employment in a good many national prohibition act, but morely when Judgo Connor convened this b Ih'rinjj the Inst 48 hours there have term o f criminal court Saturday, all industries, particularly tho belief in progress toward bettor important (By Th* AtMcItUd Frau) Mfe holduP8» burglaries and to allow the manufacture o f 200 gal­ •cases had been disposed o f today. those o f hte New England Btatcs, and G A IN E S V IL L E , Sept. 20.— Florida conditions. lons o f non-intoxicating fruit juices been r t u Z ? " nd 20 SU9pcct“ hnv« Jailor Davis had th0 jail fumigated o f New York. In certain manufactur­ crops aro generally in need of rain, ac­ Encouraging Railway Developments free o f tax. drive " Up by tho pol,co -,n a ing regions where scahonal conditions yesterday nnd announced today he cording to tho review o f crop condi­ -The declaration of tho regular di­ v. ’,l'ab 113 tbo crime bnnds. obtain, renction has undoubtedly oc­ wns ngain "ready fo r business." vidend on Great Northern has set at tions Issued by tho Federal Bureau of STORM DAM AGE L A SAVOIE. Agency8 f i 7 ° Snfc in tho Br°nx curred, but this would havo been true rest the anxiety which has been en­ Crop Estimates for the week ended Retting V h f CH7 n Y ° a8t C° ’ Saturday. Ideal harvesting weather tertained on thnt score, and the ac­ ip any case upon the arrival o f tho A handsome new Baptist church Is ' H AVR E , Franco, Sept. 20.— A hurPert, Th T ° burKlnr" woro exusual period o f normal reduction. tion taken is regarded ns a very hope­ being built at Fort Plercn at a cost prevail*,.it says. ricano struck the steamship La Savoie X w° ro B' o ,“ “ ■ ■ » » Harvesting o f corn continues. Pre­ ful indication o f tho general nttltudo There is no reason to doubt the up­ during tho night o f Soptembbor 14­ o f about $62,600. paration o f tho ground fo r oat plapt- of railrond managers at largo. Rail­ ward movement o f business. This, i r L , WlT'ur * number f t other ing Is being dolayed by dry weather. road securities as a whole have a moreover, is confirmed by August 16, causing considerable damage to # # # # * t o i * # # # * « m detected on th 8,U8pccU!d burglars, Cotton is opening rapidly with hot, more substantial footing as . invest- foreign trado returns, which show a tho upper deck,.wrecking tho wire­ . # hou,e werol T * , 0* one apartm°nt clear weather. ments-than they have enjoyed for a large increase both o f exports and im­ less, carrying away two lifeboats, and RESOLUTIONS • injurying two sailors, tho vessel’s o f­ Late sweet ’ potatoes need rain; Irish great many years. Another feature ports, with a balance o f trade in our CONDEMNING THE * # ^ U y CX . ,ntheC ell- fa £ t ficers reported today. potato growers aro preparing fo r in­ in favor o f tho rails, which has not favor amounting to $181,000,000. Tho KU KLUXKLAN # and a 7 7 ''V* ° nt’ ,mY ro11 robbory, creased acreage. Excellent harvest­ yet come to the front, is the proba­ unfilled order report o f the United BLOW UP PLOT DISCOVERED. a * CHICAGO, Sept. 20.— (B y # °nc Whfch t°hf °»thcr ho,dupa* ,n ing weather prevails fo r hay; yields bility o f a number>pf liner being con­ States Steel Corporation snows LE A V E N W O R T H , Kas., Sept. 20. solidated, which sooner or iator will larger reduction than had been pre­ themselves , , h° declftrcd nnd quality o f hay generally good. * Tho Associated Press).— Reso- # oa this , r , b? r°vonue otYicers, and Citrus fruit on the highlands Is result in nil kinds of speculative ru­ dicted, but this is a situation that ap­ — A plot'to blow up a section o f tho * lutfons condemning the Ku * Pants of 1 , Keurched «U occu- showing the need o f rain, according mors. Co-ordinnte in interest and im­ plies to a period o f some three weeks main wall o f tho gate at the federal * Klux Kisn and declaring "It is # portance with this step is tho action ago. Ingot production and general de­ penitentiary has been fruBtratod, * to the review. . not necessary to augment ths^ # In BmoWy°nm° b,,e Wh‘Ch th0>’ of a New York banking firm in taking mand are increasing, and the steel Warden W. I. Biddle ,and other pris­ * Stocks* generally in good condition police force o f the city with # $7,500,000 o f the 0 per cent car trust otitlook is hopeful. The better values on officials announced today. Thoy * secret organisation" was pass- # poltco an,7tht8 7 erc to bo vi°wed by but ranges and pasture need rain. The Bureau reports trucking opera­ certificates which the government had fo r cotton and grain are already hav­ said that seven prltoners who wpro * ed by the city council. # tobbsrles at 7 * Ct'JV8 ° f the variouB tions being delayed by dry weather in arranged to dispose of. This amouht ing the effect that was expected o f lenders in tho plan, had been placed * # Police suJon. UnUP” * th° represents only n bore fraction o f tho in solitary confinement t a # # # # # i « t a # # # * » j « (CoatlmiMt on F«s* Two) some sections. • WOULD JMPEACH LAWYERS CLAIM , U.S. SUBMARINE NOT HEARD FROM SINCE YESTERDAY VOLSTEAD IS THREATENED IN LETTERS BIG MEETING ROADS MEN . OCALA TODAY HOMEBREW ILLEGAL, WARNS • PROHIBINIST WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW i • >• • . �— ■ ' : • PA G E BIX ■ga— • . — — ' THE SANFORD DAILY I — 1 ‘ I ■» ■■ ■•■■■■'■ , -LL-LL.I l-l'.-VH. I * • * jRALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 l - g f ------ !L!L. SEE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ONE OF THE BEAUTY SPOTS TH E S T A R T O -D A Y IN SEMINOLE’S BIG LIST M ADG E K E N N E D Y in ■ High and Rolling and Studded With Lakes is Altamonte ' t; V, A CITY OF HOMES ' w A N D F IL L E D W IT H M A N Y S A T ­ IS FIE D NO R TH E R N VISITO RS DURING W IN T E R MONTHS. MIDDY WASH SUITS $2.50 to $4.00 values as long as they last, at 98c I SanfordShoe & Clothing Co. A M K W iM K aM nN IW W W W W W M W aK W W M M W M M M W W W M IM M W W M LIN IN G UI* A PO W E R FU L Pool Room Loiters W ill Get Pinched in , City of Jacksonville FOOT B A L L M ACHINE. Altamonte Springs is one o f the henutiful little cities of Seminole coun­ ty thnt has been hiding her light un­ der a bushel somewhat in the years gone by but that is coming out every day in the sunlight o f publicity and attracting many tourists and Invest­ ors. Those who see Altamonte Springs aro struck with the wonderful site which this thriving place occupies and wonde^ why nil creation looking for a winter home did not settle there in the beginning. Tho truth of the mntter Is thnt Altamonte Springs hnn beon tho home o f mnny o f the big business men o f the country for many years and the Altamonte Springs Hotel shelters a multitude in the winter months. They como down for a qulot place nnd for rent nnd recreation and find it there nnd finding it want to keep It to thomscIvch, therefore, there has been but little nnld about this beauty spot among the mnny in this fine county thnt has so much in diversified crops nnd prospects. Altamonte Springs has tnken n spurt in the pnst yenr nnd having been incorporated has tnken on new life nnd proceeded to make the mnny ad­ vantages known to the outside world nnd this winter will sec mnny new faces at tho hotels nnd many new owners of fine homes nnd orange groves und mnny nil the yenr round residents for Altamonte is also un ideal summer resort being situated upon the ridge in the rolling country of thnt pnrt of the county . Altnmonte Springs has an altitude of 220 feet— thus getting pine filter­ ed sen air from tho Atlantic ocean 30 miles to tho East, nnd tho Gulf of Mexico to tho west,.forming thnt won­ derful ozono known ns the "AtmoBphere o f Altnmonte" nnd when com­ bined with the odor of orange blos­ soms nnd jnssaroino in Benson, and this combination comes breezing into one's window 24 hours a dny, it in bound to give the niling their health, nnd the healthy more health and joy of living. Altamonte Springs hns in its terri­ tory hundreds o f acres o f orange and grapefruit groves in high state of cultivation, and hns within her boun­ daries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shoren, no marshy borders. In fact Altnmonte Springs has ev­ erything that any other section of Florida may have plus many good things thnt mnpy others hnve not and if any o f those interested will rend the description o f this henutiful city in an­ other pnrt o f this issue they will pack their baggage at once nnd come to Altamonte Springn— the only Altn­ monte Springs In the world. In muking up the list of the mnny fine towns in Seminole county tho Herald takes a distinct pride is giving space to Altamonte Springs. TW O Y O U T H F U L S LA Y E R S W IL L F A C E T R IA L ALONE; TW O M URDER IND IC TM EN TS. (Br Th. AiMoUUd Fr*u) CHICAGO, Sopt. 10.— Harvey K. Church, confessed slayer o f Bornard J. Daugherty, an automobile sales­ man, and Carl J. Ausmus, a demon­ strator, will probably fnco trial alone. Two indictments o f murder will bo nsked tho grand Jury. 'Clarence Wilder and Milton Walker, held as suspects, established aliblcs and the authorities don't bolievo Leon Parks, who implicated himself. His caso is being further investigated. SPORT WORLD \ Also a Torchy Comedy Tomorrow— Thos. Meighan and Lila Lee in “The Easy Road;” Also FOX NEW S CAR LOAD OF LE XIN G TO N S A R R IV E A T B. & O. G ARAG E Hnvo you seen tho Lark? I f not you hnvo missed tho last word in nutomobllo construction fo r it would scorn thnt tho Lexington hns everything on it thnt can be put on a car for comfort nnd convenlonco. Tho "L a rk ” is well nnmed. It hns tho appearance of tho lark, full o f pep, full o f Joy, spick nnd spnn and ready for tho morning or whatyver might hnppon. Tho Lark hns the famous Anstcnd motor, Span­ ish leather upholstory, wind wings, bumpers, all the accessories that must be put on other cars and even carries a fine trunk on tho rear for those trips that this nifty car offers to you in every glnnco. It is some car nnd enn leap to 70 miles an hour from a quiet five miles almost before you know it. Take a look at the Lark at tho B. & O. whether you nro in tho ninrkct for a enr or not. It will give you a dis­ tinct thrill just like looking at a fine rnce horse, or blooded stock o f any kind. It just gives you a satisfied feeling to look it over nnd seo what the last word in car construction renl- During tho last week a few things were accomplished in the athletic line Vagrancy W ill Re the Charge Against in the local high school. It will un­ White and Block Loafent doubtedly take srfme time to get nffnirs Into a condition thntttio authori­ (By Th. A »o cl.t.d P r.u ) ties hnvc set fo r a standard, but nuch JAC K S O N V ILLE , Sept. 17.— Young progress has been made thnt all pre­ men who loiter ubout pool rooms in dict immediate results. Jacksonville will fare badly if they Among tho important announce­ aro taken into municipal court on ments made by Mr. Alstctter, the fac­ vagrancy charges, Judge Beckham ulty director o f athletics, is thnt the having announced that "pool rooms services of Jack Brnnhnm hnvo been aro not employment agencies.'’ Tho secured and he will assist Conch remarks o f the judge was prompted Boone in building up the football ma­ nn<* Eo. by statements of four young men chine. Jack needs no introduction to A demonstration will bo given you brought before him this week nftcr tho Orlando athletic world nnd will nt any time. Just call up the B. & they had beon arrested in a pool room prove n most valuable asset to Conch O. Garage. by plain clothes officers. They told Boone nnd tho candidates as well as tho court they were searching for to the team ns a whole. ROADS BOOSTERS TO work. Tho nthlotic executive committee HOLD BIG M EETING " I won’ t listen to your stories of A T OCALA TU E SD A Y. seeking jobs when you are arrested hn sn scrioB of new rulings under con­ fo r loafing in pool rooms,” Judge sideration. These rulings potrnin to N ext Tuesday night nt Ocala good Bockhnm said ns ho sentenced onch to thq official "O ’n" In footbnll and basroads oosters from nil over Florida sorve thirty o«./s at tho county fa rm ., I>*R* a is felt thnt tho standard will gather to keep alive tho enthusi­ " I know there nro men out of work in of these letters should be raised so ns Jacksonville but those who mnkotheir to be at par with the official recogni­ asm o f tho "Stnte’B road builders” headquarters where ’sharks’ hnng out tion of swimming nnd track. Also it nnd the citizens o f tho Peninsula ennnot bo looking very hnrd for jobs." Is deemed ndvlsnhlc under present Stnte In fostering the rapid comple­ Chief of Police Roberts hns instruct- conditions to nmke these letters more tion o f thoHe main highway arteries od Chief o f Detectives Hulbert to a r - , difficult to obtain. thnt menn for the greater progressrest all parsons in pool rooms who are A t n meeting of the letter men in nnd opening up o f the finest stnte In without jobs nnd more thnn tw en ty' footbnll on Frldpy evening Marion tho Union. The two state highways wore picked up the last of this woek. Kincaid wns elected cnptati. to lead In question nrc known ns Rond No. 1 Hurl be rt hns announced that ho also ( the gridiron squad for this senson. nnd Rond No. 2. No. 1 stretches from intends to breuk up the hnbit young His ability and leadership is already Pensacola to parallel the Georgia men have of spending their tmle in too well known to comment upon his Stnte line, via Lake City to Jackson­ pool roomn and on street corners. election, This will make his third ville, serving approximately 00,000 When the modern daughter is feel­ yenr on the footbnll sqund, so his ex­ people In cities of 1,000 or more in­ ing especially gracious, she is willing perience combined with his natural habitants. No. 2, from the Georgin to concede thnt her mother is a "nlco enthusiasm well fits him for hin po­ lino, crosses Road No. 1, at Lake City, » old thing.” sition. At present ho is serving ns then on down into Centrnl nnd South mnnngcr pro tern, fo r the tenni, due Floridn ns fa r ns Fort Myers, to con­ to the fact thnt Glenn Miller hns been nect with the Tnminml‘ Trail there, unable to return to school to date. passing through High Springs, Ocala, Herbert Ilnrbor has been elected prop­ Gainesville, Leesburg, Eustis, Orlnnerty manager, and has already as­ do, Haines City, Bartow nnd Areasumed his duties. din .serving <approximately 300,000 It is hoped thnt by next Sunday n people in towns o f 1,000 or more pop­ full schedule can be announced. Tho ulation. W H ER E T H E Y P L A Y TO D A Y first gnmo will be with the Sanford M. M. Smith, for five yenrs n momhigh school representatives on tho St. Louis nt Philadelphia. ber o f the Stnte Rond Department nnd W E DON’T KNO W local gridiron on Snturdny, October ' Chicago at Boston.' ono o f tho pioneers in Florida road W H A T TH IS M ENAS BUT 1, instead o f with the Bartow aggre­ •Others not scheduled. construction work whose home is in . W E G IVE IT TO YOU. gation at Bartow ns first announced. W inter Park, wns present nt tho good Bnrtow will be plnycd nt Bartow on National League (Bjr Th. Aiiocl.t.d F r.u ) ronds meeting held nt Gnlncsvllle re­ Now York nt Pittsburgh. Thanksgiving dny. N E W YO R K , Sept. ID.— Urban cently ,nnd Mr. Smith says that he Boston ut Cincinnati. To duto those reporting for prac­ Lcdoux hns announced that one un­ will bo present nt the Ocnln gnthcrBrooklyn nt Chicago. tice who were on the team Inst yenr employed woman and twenty-five men oring o f boosters Tuesday. With Mr. Philadelphia at St. L ouIb. nro: W. Anderson, Schute, Link, hnvo asked that their services be sold Smith nt Gainesville wns Arthur Grnlnger, Porter, B. Anderson, nnd nt auction, which ho proposes to hold Schultz, chnirmnn o f the Ornnge RESULTS Y E S TE R D A Y (captain) Kincaid. New locnl men re­ tonight despite the objections o f police County Commissioners, nnd both American l.engue porting for practico are: Fiddnn, labor lenders and otherrt. I f police, Btrcss the importance o f Orlando nnd A t New York -I, Detroit 2. Price, Richnrds, Bnrttm Magruder, interfere the servlco Is to bo sung by Ornnge county sending n strong dele­ A t Washington 4, Cleveland 1. McNeill, Boylen, Boznrth, Hngger- former service men, Tho world is dy­ gation to the meeting nt Ocnln. Others not scheduled. mnn, Morwny, Anils, R. Tinker, N e w ­ ing fo r a little bit o f love." "Orange county wnnts to bo lined ell. Crano nnd J. Tinker. Those enter­ up strong with those counties who nro Nntionnl League ing from othe rschools nrc: Wilmot, BOY W AS B ITTE N urging tho primnry importance o f tho A t Chicago 1-5, Brooklyn 0-1. (Porter M ilitary Academy); Smith, BY R A T T L E S N AK E State Rond No. 2 route, being rushed A t Cincinnati 0-10, Boston 3-3. (Florence, S. C., high school); HarF A T H E R SAVED HIS IJFE. to completion ahead o f the Rond No. A t St. Louis 0, Philadelphia 4. rod, (N ew London, Ohio, high school); 1 project. Those counties sending dele­ Others not scheduled. (D/ Th* Associated Praia) Hnlght, (Rollins Academy); Hocfier, gations to Ocnln mny know thnt old D ELAND , Sept. 19.— Chnnces for Orango is with them but they want to ,(St. Petersburg high school); Grogg, Amcricnn Association recovery o f Milton, son of Bert Shoo- bo made nwaro of how strong you nro (Florence, S. C., high school); nnd A t Louisville 0-0, Indinnnpolis 7-0. mnkor, o f Duytonn, is good because with thorn by sending largo body o f A t Kansas City 3-8, Milwaukee 4-4. Hancock, (Columbus, Miss., high tho father sucked the poison from tho Orango'countJf booster* delegation school). A t Columbus 11-0, Toledo 5.8. There nro a number o f others who snnke bite wound yesterday. Milton to Ocnln,” said Mr. Smith. A t St. Pnul 0, Minneapolis 2. have signified their intontion o f turn­ reached In a gopher hole nnd wns In the opinion o f MV. Smith Stnte ing out ns quickly ns matters can bo bitten. Rond No. 2 from tho Georgia lino to International League ' nrrnngod During tho InBt week prac. A t Syracuse 7-5, Toronto 1-1. Lake City, thenco over Road No. 1 to tico wns somewhat irregular, duo to T R E A T Y W IT H G E R M AN Y A t Rochester 21-0, Buffalo 8-4, Jacksonville, should receivo tho first SU BM ITTE D TO S E N A T E mnny interferences, so tho second A t Jersey City 1-12, Nownrk 4-4. consideration o f the State Rond De­ B Y T H E PRESIDENT. partment. Then to bo brief In sum­ week o f chool will sec regular practice A t Baltimore 10-7, Rending 0-10. really begin, nnd It is hoped that tho ming up tho opinion o f Mr. Smith, (B r Th. Auocl.Ud F n u ) A Munich chomlst claims to have team will bo in shape to moot tho W A S IU N G TO N , Sopt. 10.— Treaty on with tho remainder o f tho Rond obtained a noil equal to cocoanut oil Snnford squad on October 1.— Orlan­ with Germany probably will bo sub­ No. 2, route, after which the remain­ from low organisms living in stag­ do Sentinel. mitted to tho Senate by President der o f No. 1, from Lako City to Pen­ nant water. Harding vory soon after congress rc- sacola can como In fo r attention. God give us men. I f something nssmblea next Wednesday. Post cards—local views -lc each at isn’t done soon, tho women will bo For office supplies, stationery, etc., ' the Herald offles. . . . bossing everything. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. come to the Herald office. j "The Girl With the Jazz Heart” SUMMER DAYS j; WILL SOON BE OVER It has been a busy summer oven though it was vacation timo nnd wo face tho winter season with tho greatest and brightest prospects fo r a most prosperous ychr. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations o f the greatest boosters, conditions are bettor, Floridn is the most prosperous stato in the union. Now is the time to think o f the proverbial "rainy day.” Save your monoy while you aro making it. Bank It with tho bank that insures your deposits. Start your bank account today. \The Winter Season Is Advancing ;; GET READY FOR BUSINESS T H A T IS COMING v The Peoples Bank . of Sanford A suggestion from the Lake Worth Herald which deserves serious con­ sideration la thnt o f lining thy "Dixie Highway with trees along Its full length.” Whore groups o f trees hnvo been left standing nnd where they hnvo been planted nro the beauty spots o f tho highway ,nnd a worthy project is thnt of mnkisg it all beau­ tiful.— Cocon Tribune. . Jensen, which is one of the Import-1 ant shipping points for fish, li wi [ to hnve an ice nnd cold storage pint. 1 The Jenson Ice Works a expected til bo started within a week or two ud I wiU bo complete and up to date. Tim I i samplo capital behind the project* I and n modern Icc-mnking plant v3| bo established capable of producing| Ice in large quantities. — Got your Scratch Pads from The For office supplies, stationery, ste* | Hornld— by tho pound— 16c. como to tho Hornld office. M u le s ! M u le s ! .. ' -■ . L — BOYS, H A V E Y O U SEEN REID’S? They are goin g fast. A few bargains left. Let us show you. I guarantee to save you money. A ll stock guaranteed as represented W . S. R e id SANFORD FLORIDA A Little Addition would make the average hous? a lot more comfort­ able. W hat is it that your house needs? Let’s see: sun room, sleeping porch, sum­ mer kitchen, bedroom, bath­ room, hardwood floors, new roof, garage, fences, trellis, flower boxes, w indow scats? Lumber makes them all— and we have the lumber. Price® never will be lower. H ILL LUM BER CO. SERVICE QUALITY . PRICE �I :t t,-va I T ■; WtTffpJt: V W S c r ’<’l \• FAOETWO -j. rv/f-J Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive o f results. A ll progressive movements that have fo r .their aim the creating o f a G R E A T E R S A N F O R D and SEM­ IN O L E C O U N T Y are in accord with the progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. , J; ft m *1l i . f. B M it' *V»r « 4a I i V'fc’J >t' Yi' * Id en tify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. r.**i T?7 T H E S A N F Q it D ,P A lL y T U E S D A Y * 8 K P T E M B E R ,2 Q > 1.921 ItH L Y a cunning little "Hallowe'en” figure filled .with candy as favors. Little Frederick’s guests Included: Martha Bishop,,Louise Purdon, JlifBvgnret Bennett, Georgina Hart, Doro­ thea Lawson, Martha Elmeta Bryan, Cnrolyn I f ill. Marguerite Garner, Bet­ ty McKinnon, Charles Betts, Braxton Perkins, Bryan Higgins, Franklin Bennett, Horry Bower, W alter Fpx, Wilson Smith, Melvin Taylor, John Walker Minarik, Tolur Bryan, L. P, McCuller, jr., Wyman Harvard, Ruth Henry and Camilla Puleston. The “ grown ups” .were: Mrs. Honry Purdon, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. L. T. Bryan, Mrs. J. B. Lawson,;Mrs. Frank Akers, Mrs. John C. Smith, and Mrs. R. E. Herndon. ‘VAs fJfTfftN v-t;, U W • -vrVfi, H »tfv S&T (St Information I f you are doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel the need o f informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing o f your customers, it would be wise to communicate with us. .R E C IT A L. A very enjoyable and interesting musical p^pgram was given at the Congregational 'church last Saturday H J afternoon. The Pipe organ selections wore giv­ en by Miss Charlotte Smith, a young / student of Sanford High School. Her, numbers were well rendered and in • Mint) suits for l ill .and winter are good taste. trimmed with embroidery and fur, and The vocal selections were given by these rich embellishments are made Mrs. A. M. Phillips, soprano and from the must of In the Imudsnmc model orotorio. Mrs. Phillips was In excel­ shown above. It Is made of one of SERVICE PROGRESS STRENG TH lent) voice, Bho sang with deep fool­ those cloths that have a suedellke sur­ 4 % IN T E R E S T P A ID ing, most expressively. face and embroidered with narrow silk braid. The skirt Is plnln, blit the coat The entire program covered: Prelude ................................. A. House Is almost covered with embroidery. “ Piano Transcriptions— TIIK ASIIE U -W O O D R U FF. (a ) "Shepard's Tale” ............ Novin C LYD E L IN E E XCU RSIO NISTS W E R E H ERE SU N D A Y. (b ) "Prelude" ..........Sidney Smith Mr. and Mrs. David L. Thrasher Vocal— announce the engagement and ap­ Tho Clyde Lino excursions contin­ “ Song o f an Angel" MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Boclety Editor, proaching marriage o f their daughter, "Festival O vertu re ".......... Wnllnce ue to bring tho pooplc from tho east May Ferran, to John Develin Wood-Phone 217-W " A t the Cloister Gato".............. anil northeast to Florida and to San­ rulT. The wedding to take place early V ................. Dr. Minor Baldwin ford. Last Sunday there was quite -i in Novemher. SO C IA L C A L E N D A R "Come Unto M e" (McssiulO..... crowd took the ride to Orlando nnd ................................... Handel other -points in this vicinity. P IP E ORGAN CLUB M EETING .. Among ., „ Tuesday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ „ , . Offertory C Minor ................. Bnstiste those who were In tho party were the tertain the members o f the Seminole Regular meeting of the Pipe Organ -------I f„||ftWln«r, following: Bridge Club at her home on Palmet­ Club was held Monday afternoon with n KE.K KKPERS H AV E LUNCH A T Miss Virginn Falk, Bronx, N. Y.; to avenue, at il-.llO p. in. Mrs. Forest Gatehel, on Oak avenue. T H E M ONTEZUM A Miss Irene Greer, Miss Eva Green, Saturday— The Children’s Story Hour Unfinished business was taken cure Tho Bee-Keepers wha-arc here niat..... .......... , ine uee-aeepers wna-are ncre will be held at the Central Park at of, and owing to the resignation of t(im|in(r ft mcctln(r nm| hnving lunch New York; Miss Katherine Sehuliger, Now York; Mrs. Anna W ill, Ilrownr> p. m. Miss Martha Fox ns vice-president, at the Montezuma yesterday were: T. ville, N. Y.; Eva A. Gardiner, North Mrs. C. A. Barnes was elected to fill |Pcrkina Denri( Ncw Smyrna; FT S .A IMr. and Mrs. II. II. Lewis are leav­ her place. Chatham, N. Y.; Katherine A. Florcn, cxnndcr, Beresford; Wilmon Newell, ing for a two woks visit in Asheville, New York; Rose II. Mullen , New In addition to the officers for the ... i , i Gainesville; George l*. Colhy, Lake York: Miss Adele A. McGowan, N. C. ensuing year, Miss box was elected ; 1IuIcn; „ A s nnd wifC( L# e flower chairman, to see that flowers IM e n . Mra_ A I , . S|lcnccr) u fic Bronx, N. Y.; Miss Fannie Cnrlock, Mrs. J. II. Colder will leave tomor­ he arranged in the church for Sunday „ g Morrison,. Lake Helen; New York. row for Fort Lauderdale to visit V. services. C. H. Ciute nnd wife, Sanford; Frank Caldcr and family. Tlie St. James Methodist church ______ Un,ler thl> n®w by-,nw" ° f thul c'ub Sterling, Gainesville; Chns. A. Reese, which is being built at Pnlatka at a at, t, , r v v i, ' ° nt' " CW ,U!‘ J° hn' Gainesville; W. E. Dunaway, DeLand; Miss Helen Graham, o f Now Y o r k , was received and Initiated i j s . p e r s o n , DeLand; Scott Hodges, cost of approximately $50,000 is i . spending some time here at tho ( Social hour with tempt ng refresh-, noLn|,d; <r c Goodwin, Gainesville; showing rapid progress. Montezuma. ments of potato chips, pickcls, tea and T|m T|ot8em Geneva; John T. Hull, | --------------------cake were much enjoyed by twenty- noLftml; j . H N oiU nann, DeL,m«i; J. Boat cards-locnl views -lc each nt Miss Sara Wight is spending sever- one en husinstlc members o f the club. „ CaBt>( Porl 0 range; Orie It. Mat- the Hernld office. nl weeks In Cairo, Ga., visiting rein-, At adjournment, the president an- th Geneva; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, I __________________________ tives. • nounced that the next Monday, tho (0rland H„ d c D K line nnd fanii, -------club would be entertained by a » k e 0r|ando< Mr. nnd Mrs. George Davis Hart 'l>«rty nt Crystal I.xrke with Mrs. Sinnb | n/-"no visited friends in Lnkeladd for the Brn>r nn<l Miss Clara Millen as iiostROOF GARDEN CLUB. weok-eml. esses.— Mrs. Kenneth Murrell, UeportThe club met nt the home o f Miss ____ or. Ruth Whittle yesterdny afternoon at the usual hour. Plans were complet­ Mrs. W. A. Lester left Sunday for ( BIR TH D AY P A R T Y ed for the Silver tea to he given FriAfonticello, Fin., where she will visit Master Daiger entertain- , day night. A fte r the meeting ndher parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Lin- | ---------Frederick -------------------------------ton, for several weeks. ud a number of his little friends yes- journed the hostess served dainty re -------i turilny afternoon nt his home on freshrrents. . Mrs. D. C,. Marlowe is visiting her Fourth street. The occasion being h is 1 ----------------------— parents at their orange grove nt Or- Gfth birthday anniversary, ^ STO P! LOOK! LIS T E N ! angc Bend. | lbL‘ l,rotty c‘>,or "eheino of yellow ______ ,and pink was carried out with baskets | The Roof Gnrden Club, of the Bnp- i th e Post Office Pox 193 w eekly Fi n a n c i a l Orlando, Fla. r e v ie w (Contlnutd from !'«>• One) I hem In brightening trade throughout the West and South, with tho result that collections in those parts o f the country have improved and that snles of goods have been rendered consider­ ably easier in many sections. Tho earnings o f many corporations will have to improve considerably before their stocks can bo looked upon ns genuinely sound,-but unless nil signs fail greater nctlvity in mosJ;Tbranches of trade is now close at hand. Bunks Growing More Liberal With tho adjustment o f the many ong outstanding accounts in the farming regions, tho’ blirlks are tend­ ing to become decidedly mote liberal, nnd there is n bettcr( siipply of funds available for commercial uses than for some time past. Announcement that the War Finance Corporation is now ready to undertake business under the terms o f the net recently passed by congress which authorizes It, if neeessnry, to ndvnnce funds ut) to $1,000,000,000, also gives assurance of an ample supply of money. In the opinion of many, the bonks are now so well equipped to takq care o f demands that the corporation Ib not likely to be cnllcd upon for very largo extensions of credit. Secretary Mellon’s success in placing his ontire $600,00,000 o f notes and certificates, representing the Inrgest single offering since tho war, at the rale o f 1-4 of 1 pcr cent below tho figures entyblished for the Inst issue, is a striking tribute to the improved investment situation. Tho phenomenal decline of tho German mark to a figure at one time bet. ter than nine-tenths of a cent has been the featuro of foreign exchange during tho past woek. Effort to explain the reaction on the ground of belated reparations adjustments does not supply an adequate reason for the reduction, which is the direct outcome o f continued inflation at the Reichsbank. Market Review nnd Outlook In spjte o f the fact that the market has been quite steadily active and higher during the past week, there are many traders who remain uncon­ vinced that thorc is good reason for the more hopeful feeling of the put two weeks. Nevertheless, it is notice­ able that professional operators are i great deal more cautious in selling stocks lo r short account. A number o f obstacles nre still to be overcome before the market will have plain sailing, but if these did not exist valu« would be considerably higher than they are at present. Looked at from every standpoint, financial ami commorcial conditions have undergone tiecided ipiprovonicnt and the outlook ii , much brighter than for a long time pnst, This is being reflected in the ' stock mnr.kot, which still looks like working higher based on merit. oir'il.t i u:,b r ,l‘i/. 1•/1' oAll Kinds—qAU SMakes j .- , ,f T ,, . . . th ocitv Inst nieht from their home in Augusta to visit the imrents o f Mr S V S t T T a ' i h , r’ M " ilk . | 'V . i n ’ who reside on Silver Lake. I hey are on their honeymoon .having just boon weddod and made the trip hero in thoir Hupmoldle, hnving no trouble eyteept at one o f thc ferries, anil not being pinched until they arrived in Snnford ,whieh seems to be the fate o f every stranger coming to town theso days. Joe Is a former Sanford boy, and his many friends arc extendlug congratulations. 1lo is with tho Fields Auto Top Co., of Augusta, nnd in making a great success o f this business. W W L’ffcctiv<;1y 1,1 tho llvinK|ten at the home of Mrs. J. L. Miller n)° 'n Un<1 ° n porcbl In the ‘•inlng^n First and French, Friday night at thc chHndeli‘,r W,,H gracefully j« p. You are invited. Como and entwined with fern und pink vine |,rinff your friends. A good time for w hi|tf the table had as u centerpiece „n „tt(.ml M nil w;,n who attend. Music and entertain­ th|} pretty birthday cake iced in yelment by Sanford's bust. Remember |uw and |0;iped with tiny pink rosethc date, Friday, September 'JUrd at 8 holders with five pink lighted tapers, p. m. The nfturnoon was pleasantly i Miss Marilre, the organist at the 8pL.nt with games and later "Pinning Baptist Temple, will give several pi­ on the Donkey’s tail" proved most in- ano selections Friday night at the Cresting. Little Miss- Georginn win- Silver Ten. ning the prize for this, which was a box of candy. Master John Walker W A N T CHANGES IN Minarik won the booby prize ,a ball. FOOTHALI R U L E S . A t the conclusion of the game re­ freshments of ice cream and cake NE W YORK, Sept. 20.— The foot­ were served, and each child was given ball ruloK committee received today a request from coaches nml officials to ♦ ♦ + * * + + + + + * * * * - K * * * * * * * + * * + * + + + * * + + + + + + + * * * * + + + + + + 4 '* H " * interpret the rules so that theru shall he n distinct peso before the bill is placed in piny in shift formation, A t n meeting of two hundred conch­ es and officials which began hero Suturday night, and ended yesterdny morning, a resolution offered by Fos­ ter Sqnford, was adopted asking the committee to endorse thc following interpretation o f the rules: Hit1 Drive In for Your Convenience 1 IT C 2 V* Non Skid ,;p h $ 13.95 III lltWoptu oj \r I '• V i t I •First and Elm Avenue T:,l ltit| < iffi| l sa il IIU USED U N D E R W O O D (cask) f o r .................... ...................25.00 USED MOLLE, PO R TABLE (cash or T e rm s )............. ......... 50.00 W e are agents fo r the new P O R T A B LE R EM ING TO N TYPE­ E W R ITER — the greatest machine on the market. It is a big type­ 8 writer if you want to use it on your desk. It is a little typewriter if you want to carry it with you anywhere. Can’t be hurt, built like a ■ i ■ battleship, few parts, simple o f construction, will never wear out. ■ Come in and see it. Standard keyboard. a S s 3 ‘‘In the shift pluys an interval of time must plapso of suidunt length to permit officials to see If tho for­ mation is legal nnd to detormino whether; the ball was snapped into play while the men wore In motion." vice is better than the best fir- I'ltll N E W L. C. SMITH (Cash or Terms) f o r ............................. $100.00 *1 It is a pleasure to serve you and our ser­ > III of Golden Rod and pink vine, these tist church, is iroinir to irive a silver I a now twobuilding Jat building will and cement design. Everything is coming down— so are typewriters. on this subject. Let us show you il Don't be iriislea you can save money on this necessary adjunct to your business office. . jj A L L K IN D S OF T Y P E W R IT E R ..... .............- ■ >....... ........... i* . R lB fiO N S . tBiiutJimt am .hi uif. k : I , ■ I ,.r,N - • . l» •it) The rule now .provides tha^, ."A iplnyer shall not bo ruled to bo in^motion if he has both feet stationary on the ground." Some coaches com­ plained that, some o f them permitted players to get In mot'on before the ball had been snapped Into play, but coaches who have specialized an shift plays, objected to an ychange design­ ed to cause a pause in tho attack on tho ground- that tho dofense would have ggreatcr opportunity to set it­ self to meet tho shift. Work has bogun on story office and store | Went Palm Beach. Tho l bo built o fhollow tile 1 with handsome exterior W e have also taken the agency fo r the new FORT PITT M a c h in e — the wonder o f the ages in the typew riter world. A standard typewriter thp.t will do any class Of work, will do it better, will do it cheaper, will stand the strain longer, easy running, makes no noise, built on the proper lilies and the cheapest machine on the market. -P A P te ft, ,SUPPLIES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ | �. vtTyJjt?' THE S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 20,1021 PAGE THREE \,r . W \., . V A t j v T r I I® ' 9 * 11 ,.|/.n 1/. • 1 i Ja i V if.M U li I , V»*iimtl * 'HU 1100 ■‘IlfO *M* V jfl . ) . I •. of Seminole’s • £ ‘ • J ■A t1 limit • MCI Beauty . •>w Spots I't >I lilt i3 $ l -r . . ), . i mi ft* i , t l ’ i ' i >i j . 1 ii . , .foil'. LTAM O NTfc S PR IN G S has ah at­ over the country fo r its wonderful cuisine from her fru it industry, Altam onte is noted mosphere, and so have other plac­ and excellent management o f its owners, as having 40 acres in covered conservatories George E. Bates & Son) is the largest o f these es in Seminole; County, but A lta ­ devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus monte’s atmosphere, has, the pecu­ lakes and is noted tor its black bass fishing, Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ which is jealously guarded by the owners o f liar quality o f a Lodestone— it’s ped in season mostly to the north, and the in ­ the land surrounding the lake, who welcome iS ft a n ts m a y ' remove to bther -places in dustry represents an investment o f over a the true fisherman with sporting ideals* quarter o f a million dollars and a payroll o f nther climes, but they always return or have hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. " verv strong desire to do so, and o f course The “ Altam onte H otel” is located at the there is tha^-not very^ mysterious r e a s o n Haines, ex-congressman from N ew York, east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking Altamonte’s beauty— fo r all humanity is heads the largest o f these conservatories, The the full length o f its waters. Lake “ A d e­ Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. laide” is across a park to the rear o f the hotel, drawn to beauty* ^ Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav- • and upon this lake is the “ Altamonte Spring” Mr. B. L. Maltbie, o f the Maltbie Chemical nmble location, that her man-made beauty, o f absolutely pure water. . Works, o f Newark, N. J., is one o f A lta ­ The paved highway from Jacksonville to combined w ith the natural beauty, form s the monte’s latest developers, and is planning a Tam pa and all South Florida passes through Alta-Monte that we know today. The A lta ­ great future fo r us this winter. Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile monte of G e o rg e Frost o f Boston, o f Herman Altam onte has d Chamber o f Commerce, may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ Westinghouse o f the great, ^Vestinghouse whose Secretary, W . B. Ballard, is always rection without leaving a fine^ paved road, Electrical Company— who w ere ‘am ong its glad to give information upon request, A lta ­ making Altam onte an admirable location for founders— is not the Altam onte ,of today. monte Springs has just recently been incor­ automobilists, a fin e larj?e garage is under Founded as the home o f rich men only, we porated and is officered by unsalaried men o f construction and will be open fo r business in now reach out fo r residents o f humbler progressive ideas, but within keeping with a n. 1 i i i’ ,1 / .II' l j• means also, as we realize that riches alone do , a few weeks, two stores with filling stations low m illage. j not make a town livable. ,w ' * " ^ are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a George E. Bates and Son are men to whom city at hand. It stands to reason that the state was Altam onte Springs owes much, as many comAltam onte Springs is located on the Tampa scoured by these wealthy men to find their ing as their guests buy property here and ♦ and Jacksonville Division o f the Atlantic ideal before founding their town. Therefore stay as residents. Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Altamonte’s location is the pick o f the state. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Altam onte Springs has an altitude o f 220 and one-half miles through the pine woods to Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau*feet— thus g e t t in g pine filtered sea air from the Northwest o f Altamonte. H ere Mr. Les­ tifu l shady streets o f large oaks, within 14 the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and ter Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to miles on brick highway o f Sanford, and 9 the Gulf o f Mexico to the W est, form in g that give a pleasure resort fo r the free use o f the miles on brick highway to Orlando. W inter wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere public, and one that is greatly appreciated. X Park, with Rollins College, is on the same of Altam onte” and when combined with the Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the « j» road just five miles to the South. odor o f o ra n g e blossoms and jassamine in Spring as have others from Sanford and The hotel is the center o f social life with season, and th is combination comes, breezing LongWood. ' i card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's _ . , , , j into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound winter residents and home-folks are o f a su* Altam onte Springs has never been boomed to give th e ailing their health, and the perior order and o f a prosperous, enlightened 01 exploited, but is now on the verge o f a healthy m ore health and joy o f living. growth that will not be sporadic, but steady class.. Our surrounding country and neigh I Altam onte Springs has in its territory hunand substantial. boring towns o f Longwood and Maitland are ' dreds of acres o f orange and grapefru it A peculiar circumstance is the fact that o f the same order and are fine neighbors, and groves in h ig h state o f cultivation, and has there is only one “ Altamonte Springs” in the are only two miles away to the North and within h er boundaries five beautiful lakes world, and we are “ IT ” . Numbers o f “ AltaSouth. , ' . with clean, sa n d y shores, no marshy borders. montes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only The practical side o f Altamonte Springs is Lake O rien ta (upon which is located the “ A l­ one “ Altam onte Springs.” ' not to be slighted in this article, for*, aside tamonte H o te l” , famous among tourists all . 'l l A l ____________ X-_________ 1 ' L - n . i 4- * r JU - P / '.w w t n ' 4 -V . r t I lf * THIS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y TH E FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIRMS A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INO LE C O U N T Y : I t i -SANFORD- iase & Co. pas. E. Ilenry, Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, Commission Merchant , Star Theatre I . Commission Merchant Roberts’ Grocery |Hill Hardware Go. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos■ ’ lill Lumber Co. Edw. Higgins, Autos, leisch Realty Co. Truck Growers, Inc J- E - Spurling, Real Estate Seminole Countv Bank Miller’s Bakery General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Peoples Bank of Sanford " : Th6s- Emmett Wi,son ^ ^ • Attomey-at-Lnw irst National Bank! Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. KjKht Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, wholesalers c. Marlowe , Vegetable Broker foe Rail Hardware Co. [Haight & M agee Automobiles I IT lit C, Coller, Contractor Lee Broth Plumbing P. Connelly, Real Estate ‘Walker CoM n fn r r v . a : * ' T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, ? ° ° dS J. N. Tolar, Physician John Russell* Sanford Farmers Exchange ------- C H U L U O T A ----Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W. A. Whitcomb, >I Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries . Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, Barbers ''Groceries, Meats Real Estate and Insurance ------- L O N G W O O D -------E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzminger ^ w T y ’ G a r a l? Cates’ Crate Co. John G. Leonard! ,. C. T. McCulley, Garage *E. A. Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Groceries, Feeds Attorney-at-Law Merchant’s Grocery Co. SfoJSpSt West si<*e Grocery • t Gonerai Merchandise Attorney-at-Law ^ a n k Lousing, Contractor ‘’ uthern Utilities Co .& o H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin ShopW ight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. „ , « « Reher Bros., Auto Painting George A. DeCottes, Commission Merchant Haberdashers O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries < Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Printers. Office Supplies .Fertilizers inford OVIEDO- Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A.‘ Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Kent Vulcanizing Works — Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Virginia-Carolina Chem, Co Overstreet & Payne, ' d M S m h er, & °W a l. Pa- A. A >Waters’ Kandy Kitchen £ ' c 'D u B o t e K E s t a t e Sknfdrd Battery Service Co. “ • K e a i l ^s t a t e . T , T .T o ^ e iU , K H“ d ' Geo. E. Bated & S o * f a l j . R . s m i t h , Prpp. Altamonte H ot*} n S fe **. L i" e Hotel Montezuma J.J.M au se* Cigar Mfgr* c. F. fiarrison, Gen. Mdse. Fargo Lumber c«. . ;K S S g S t t T s t o r . . Crown P a ^ w ; ’"•wc ........i i .E. - Curlett, - ^ .................. i . i — i - ri;1 ................ M o n r o e - ituitftUXj , Coca-Cola Bottling Co. i r mi Price, Contractor » c S ’L u m K r C o T ^ Sanford Dry Gobds Co. Pill Implement & Carter Lumber Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’ra •>. J. W . Fljmt, Gen. Mdse. i.n (,in H. McLaulin, Jeweler ib r»nf I. Bower;#, Roumfllat,1P ru g s Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. Osteen, f l p p r iio > (im i;hin • . '-| I > 11 i III1 ’ll A’j j l •jii-.-u <•> l illlftlj t M iir iiiu j.i*' ! ■! 1 i ‘‘1 I ’I ' i 'iiitft ■laniliiiii. in -ri. > t.ff .i-'.M " i„i •1 1 i ' i hi •our . tm ! 1!nitiv / ■■ ii!'' (j.; I o r iiii . s ii .I’ t i(. . ,1i:« ’ cu i" ixt )<i •» iiii ill r l|’ . .n/iiiiii» <'ii/fiM 1 *^ 1 t'lllrt’ l 1 ’ ? 1 , I ,> lU V : i �yrgJBS, .i— *• it*' ■* V' !; •v/r^ ,0 V-f T^'t :i * » A • *■- *1 •, j •' ., ■ ■<• v -v V V ' y V rt >v*. % rHTi ,»•V V*v • "*‘ * i#’ » i T H E S AN FO R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , S E PTE M B E R 20,1921 P A G E FO UR . s. * SANFORD DAILY HERALD popular opinion, at their best thoy are FLORIDA'S, CONDITION R A N K W IT H FOU RTEEN. not written altogether to sway opin­ h U U M i t try i l u n M i i i n |I kindiy i t I W ion. Einld BnlMlu, ltT M im lll Av m m The Chamber of Commerce o f tho It ! b often said, particularly in ticUid, IWflU________ smnll cities, that papers should con­ United States has mailed the Herald C0„ fine their o'r toria! matter to local n map o f tho nation showing Good, rtrausscBj___________ matters, that people toko their opin­ Fnir nnd Poor conditions in tho fortyR. J. HOLLY ___________.__ Editor ions on nntlonal nnd international oight States. Thero are only six y. I. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer subjects from the larger papers. If "good" spots on the map— portions of " A. NEEL______ Genera) Manager the'people take their opinions on any­ Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, Now thing from nny editorial column, thoy Moxico, Colorado nnd California. HO BERT H O LLY, nrc chumps. An editorial presents n Florida is ono o f fourteen Htates CiaCULATIOM KAMAOEB point o f view, and presents It ns con­ whore tho condition is given ns "fn ir" Phone MS up to G P. M. vincingly as possible, but It is not without a "poor" spot on it. That is AdTirUilat R «U i M idi Known — AppIleiUon encouraging but iih a matter of fact tho' law nr.d tho prophots. ■absorlptl.. Frio* In Adriaoa Om T u r ................ ................................. H-M The best servlco it enn perform is Florida fo r the most part is "good” « U Mo.ths ............................................... ... to stimulate thought. I f it can prove all tho way through. D illrin d la City by O irriir Om Wook ................................■■!» 0»ati The brief survey Is ns follows; n point hy statement o f chapter nnd Tko bt« I I . U WMkly HinJd A nntlon-wirie survey o f prevailing verse, if it can turn, up an Important ttnly soTin iim taoli County utd U puUUbid itory Trldiy. Adr.rtUl.a rntoi midi know* side light that reveals n now nnglo o f crop and business conditions gives us Application. D g«ocr»tl« In pollUot. M**9 n protdem, if it enn inspire active in­ definite knowledge upon which to base ptr y w , ih fty t tn tdfaaon. ______ ________ terest in a subject o f importance, if it our conclusions as to the probable Member o f The Aaaoclated Preaa says something, it is a good editorial, trend o f things In the immediate fu­ nnd hns fulfilled its purpose. Elo­ ture. <VWi The story Is much the snme every­ quence nnd stylo nro precious, but tho substance is essential. In short, an where: A partial nnd uncqunl harv­ This is the season o f our discon­ editorial Is tho result o f thought do- est; plentiful returns In cIobo juxta­ tent— tail eiul o f the hoot, tail end of signed to instigate thought. None of position with purched nnd burnt up buoincss, tail end o f advertising; tail which alters the fact thnt people will fluids; both prices nnd demand for end o f collections—what a sad tale of thnt are far from satcontinue to llko editorials expressing, farm products pro the tall. ........... to tho producers, Yet these their point o f view nnd to disapprove [ isfnetory ----------- o----------those with which they do not ngroe. [ came products are seeking a market -o The greatest thing in the world is I f they were wise they would follow wherever they enn find it thnt the ohE V ft HOROSCOPES. fnith. Faith in your self first; faith tho papers' example nnd do their own 1ligations o f til farmers mny lie disIn your fellownmn; faith in your city; thinking, reading editorials ns possi- charged. There is an abundance of The astrologers have been rather fnith in your county, and faith in blo lighthouses to point out a dan­ food stuff in the country despite small pessimistic lately. Here pro some your country. Get it today. gerous spot or a change in tho yields in some grains. excepts from a widely published ■------------------------------o ■ — An enormous inflow of wheat to •course.— Palm Bench Post. Evelyn Nesbct Thaw gets front horoscope o f recent date: ----------- o—— — market indicates that there is noth­ page again after ninny years. Three' .k“f f T ing to thnt old stuff about formers ” "! r ’ ° m °, “ " ? !£ F A U L T Y PAC K IN G O FTE N M AKES T H E F T EASY men tried to kidnap her in Now York that is extremely discouraging at this holding hack supplies artificially to * ‘ _____ the other day. Well, it can’t he laid beginning o f autumn. •- - - - - . j force up the price. Likewise that thero “ Newspapers mny present pessi­ on Stanford White, at any rate. It will be recalled that not long ago jH more wheat in the country tlmn ofmistic views on subjects o f prime im-o lt . |in Macon, On., says the State Mnr- fkial figures declare. Admiral Sims has spoken again and nort“ ntc t(> ‘ ho welfare o f the people. ket|n(r ni|r(,nll( twonty or more handlOne matter is most apparent In tho is in lmd again as usual. It would Neptune is n an nsppcct supposed cr8 0f ffreight ruiKht and and express express were con- horoscope o f the future. The measure com seem thnt tho Admiral should retire to reduce tho ,average stock ot ,,, vleted o f systematic thieving in con- of the volume o f business and o f our mon sense, and many persons will do nwtjon with )rowIs in transit, and the nnd write n honk. That is the host commercial welfare hangs upon the oo is i t ings. question was raised ns to what ex- demand for farm products and their way to "shell the enemy," in tlu* Maduess in many incipientform a. t^nt pacekrs and shippers were repiping times o f peace. consequent prices for tho year. All will reveal itself. I sponsible. While losses were directly -----------o----------other "barometeries" are ns nothing "Saturn wnrns o f dangers in dark ,|lle („ thieves, it was suggested that I f all the men who havo money will hy comparison, and can bo relegated spend just a liltlo bit of it in boost­ places. Crimes of violence committed 1a WIIHnevertheless a fact that very to the scrap heap. Fortunately at this often "the sight o f means to do ill ing Sanford, this will ho, the greatest by stealth will lie prevalent. writing, Europe is importing largely "Storms at sea before the end of nmkes ill deeds done," and one fault city in the south before you know it. of our grains and the export o f cotton will prevail." jof present-day shipping practice is , , . , , , . „ I f you spend your money here, other thetomonth .. : i i i.i . i , _ / , , i lirom July 1, to date, are more than Discouraging, isti t it? That Is, if that it affords many opportunities to . , , people will do tho same. Are you i j , ... . j. . 1 , i i , v, . , , double those for the same period or one believes in celestial signs. There /‘ make a thief. The object of pack-j j * spending your money hero? is no telling how many people take ing is not merely for protection ,l* nr' , . , ------------- o----------° <in' na i ,,,s * <llu u 1111 A fter all else fails, Roseoe Ar- such prophecies literally ,nnd have against damage, but for security their spirits elevated or depressed acagainst theft, and the important hearIX‘,U 11' 1 11r luu, H buckle’s wife flies to him when he is cording to the tenor o f Die forecast ing o f had or faulty packing not only ! “ a,um,nt " f haH,ni‘H H in danger. They have been separated for the <lny, week or month. The oxupon the loss o f goods hy theft, hut ’ * ml cnn t0,,u’ rHn, n" u' r for five years after Roseoe became crcisc, however, of such slight cinn^alM upon the settlement o f claims for N ° r does It seem likely^thiit swell headed with success. The little there will be that fatal and futile w ife who helped him to fortune re­ mnn sense as evil stars may permit such losses is largely overlooked, One o f the most common faults in holding of cotton for impossible turns to him when he needs her most. nt this time may tend ti/dlssipntc the gloom. packing is the use o f second-hand coti- higher prices that characterized the ’Twas ever thus. The astrologers evidently read the tniners, which are, of course, cornpar- previous season. The memory o f that desperate mist ike and ' its enduring Tho editor o f the Herald has faith newspnpers and the almanacs ns ativdy easy to open without detection, conscquencs nro too recent to bring »hnt offic<?™ cnnnot in Snnford nnd faith in all of the oth­ closely as they do the stars, and Thc rosu,t its repetition. "PPenrnnce " * to whether er things enumerated. We have had shape their prophecies accordingly, One possibility is at least worthy of fnith in this city for the past fifteen It doesn’t take an occulist to tell that « ,,ntlH hnvc ,,ct'n tnkcn out ,,cfa,‘e tho passing thought. If there he a de­ there are going to be storms at sea P i'^'W ™ '"aclie.l destination or not. years. We have had as many re Grates and barrels are often so frail mand o f any moment, both foreign buffs, as many knockdowns, as many in September, that crimes o f violence that the nails become sprung olid tile and domestic, from now on, and this obstacles as anyone in Sanford, but tend to increase ns winter comes on, hoops and heads become loose by fre­ at least seem .likely, the greater por­ each setback only makes our faitli that people aro going to do foolish quent handling, the contents are ex­ tion o f the carry-over in this country stronger. AVe intend to stay with the things in llu* autumn or nny other sea­ posed, oranges and peaches for in­ will be practically used up by July of game until our faith is justified. son, that newspapers will adopt a ’ stance, and offer distinct temptation next year. With general business and "show me" attitude about public a f­ That's all it takes to make a city. to the pilferer. The contents of pack­ readjustment on nn ascending scale, fairs and that many farmers will he -----------o----------ages are reduced in this way, even if both at home and abroad we shall he Our good friend "Thorn," editor of disappointed with crops and prices. 1the whole pneknge Is not taken. facing n situation where the greater Whether the sun, inooq nnd planets the Kissimmee Gazette, comments on part o f the world's supply of cotton the pninful revelations made by an actually affect human affairs, ns ns- W HEN W IL L I'RICES GO will depend upon thogrowing crop In auditor's report, o f the condition of trology maintains, is still a moot sub- j BACK TO PRE-W AR BASIS? this country. Wlmt such a contingency tile municipality of Puntu Gordu and ject. Nearly everybody used to think ' means to file prosperity o f the South notes that "every city needs a care­ so ,nnd millions still do, though few When you can secure labor at 1014 sounds too optimistic to put in cold ful head." That’s tho point exactly: attempt to explain what the renl nn- ] price schedule. print. overy city does need a careful head, ture o f the Influencing power is, and When service of every class gives Already ne wphases of the situa­ n sort of centralization o f responsi­ why celestial bodies should exort It. honest labor for honest pay. tion finds expression not only in bility so that the praise or the blame, Those who do believe should never When you can get a good hotel wide-spread more cheerful feeling in ns the ease may lie, can he placed fail to remeber the old dictum, "The room nnt, thrce B(llinru meals for from the cotton belt, butalso in somewhat nn t() pcr ,|ny where it helongH. That “ head" ought stars Incline but do not compol," freer buying. This is true likewise in Paracelsus, himself an expert nnd sinWhcn you cnn g ilt n ,|tfetfnt restauto he a city nmnnger.— Lakeland Tele­ the grain regions where farmers are cere student o f astrology, attributed rnnt nlcn, for „ qm4Tter. gram. liberally marketing hogs, wheat and to this iW tor only 20 per cent of all j When you cnn see a good movie —ocorn. the causes which influence human llfo p|ct,uro f or n nickle. WORLD JS CRYING FOR MORE The commercial world will not reap and destiny, and taught that tho In-, When railroad fares are two cents ENERGY. as much benefit from this ns surfnee dividual was master of his own fa te ,1 m|je \ indications seem to promise. For a Inertia, "The Old Mnn of the Sea," in spite of the stars.— Tampa T r ill- 1 when railroad rates are reduced very considerable proportion o f the '] practically 100 por cent. climbed on the hack o f llie world uno. money the farmers receive foi4 their ----------- o while war was napping its energies. When a dentist will pull a tooth for products will go to settling the obli­ It sank its fangs hi the neck and is EDITORIALS. fifty cents. gations enrrid over and the hanks will hanging on today— the real menace When bread sells for five cents a ' get theirs first, and they nro past o f progress. Why are editorials? What arc edi­ loaf. -1 masters in this art. In some sections Energy— such ns made America the torials? When coal is $0.00 a ton. when hanks and dealers have been country she is today— has been forgot­ Editorials probably enmo into ex­ When you can get shaved for n satisfied there will not be much loft ten alimmt entirely. istence beenuso newspaper people arc dime, '"n rtho farmers fo r now purchases. "L e t George Do It" seems to be the human and want to exproHa thoir j When gasoline sells for ten cents a Yet when all has been said tho situa­ slogan of ninety-nine per cent of the views. An honest paper tries to keep , gallon. tion will bo far better than nt pres­ people ono meets today. •its personal bins out o f reports of tho When hanks loan money freely at ent. Normalcy will come about when tho news so far as is humanly possible, regular prices. Htrong men of this country throw off In the editorial columns It Is nt libWhen all these things yonie to pass LOW T ID E ON T H E BEACH Inertia and summoning their energy, erty to say what it thinks about wo would undoubtedly be able to ofstart doing tilings and making things. Forenoon nnd Afternoon Tidcn at ovents as reported in tho news. A fter ft»r our products ut pre-war prices, AVork is the salvation o f the day. About Snme Hour and Minute nil ithe fourth estate hns as much We nro still some way off now!— AVork nt longer hours if necessary, right to oVinion nnd to tho free ox- Wnuchuln Advocate. Sept. 20 ...... 3:52 prossion thereof ns nny of the f i r s t -------------------------Sept. 21 ...... 4:29 three. The fact thnt pcoplo rend cdl- ( IT P A Y S TO ADVERTISE. Sept. 22 torlnls justifies their bolng, and sug-------Sept. 23 ...... 5:69 gcstH that they hnvo some value. j Does It pay to advertise? Mr. J. II. Sept. 21 What arc editorials? They nro Cobarly o f the Snni-Pnk will probably Sept. 25 Vary tho usual vegetables by comment, expressions o f n paper's say thnt It does. For a week Mr. Sept. 20 serving. Flag Brand Succotash. opinion on various subjects. Thoy Coborly has been advertising a great Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Sept. 29 FOR DESSERT Se[it. 30 T ry Del Monte Pears cut half i they aro not confined to the hnpponmere. A bigger crowd was nover inch cubes, served in ice cold j ings o f one day. They may delve brought to DoLand for nny merchan- j * * canteloupo. ; into causes nnd draw conclusions, disc snlo. Special sales of this kind m M Or, serve chocolate ice cream i Alas, they are a never ceasing cause are great advertisements for a town, | n* This Sanford Dally nnd in halves of pears. o f controversy. One editorial may aa well ns fo r tho Individual mer- ( pa Weekly Herald Btnnd ' fo r M please somebody hut it is certain thnt chant. People were brought ,to Do- ( On Sanford and Seminole coun- M every ono will displease somebody, Land from all tho surrounding coun- On ty just ns strongly as the ta which docs not mnttor so very much try. Thoy bough't aluminum war*— ; 0® American fla g stands for W E L A K A BLOCK the greatest nation on earth, ta and then filled their cars with other ( after all. Phone* 497-494 Editorials do not exist to reflect nrtlcles from Coborloy’s nnd other i stores.— DeLand Nows. ■Ml ^ popular opinion, nnd contrary THE HERALB PRINTING X, :U work at lead pay if necessary— but work, work that calls lo r real energy will do more to 'restore normal condi­ tions than all the legislation congress can pass in n million years. Thero is no rcuson why conditions should not quickly become stabilized. Wo have been sot n wonderful example by littlfc Belgium and by our rocent enemy, Germnny. Whntcver ono mny say or think of Germnny that nation hns GONE TO WORK, nnd unless some cog slips Germnny is going to he the first European country to nttnin normalcy. Wo have more real money nnd cred­ it than nny other nntlon on the globe. We have the world’s greatest natur­ al resources. We have abundant man-power, pos­ sessing brains, skill and strength. But— we are too prone to criticise, to cry about hard times, to look for positions rather than jobs, to "let George" do the hnrd work. All the resources of this country are lost unless Energy can he mustered nnd Inertia swept out of our land. Perspiration — real, old-fashioned sweat— is what we need If we are to reap the harvest thnt is justly ours.— Jacksonville Metropolis. Inc. er what better aim could a bank have than to render good ser­ vice to its patrons? In our desire to make this an in­ stitution o f service, we are do­ ing everything withirt the realm o f good banking to assist in the betterment and up-building of this city and section. First National Banil A CO M M U N ITY BU ILDER F. P. Forster, President B, F. W hilner, Cashier J SUGGESTIONS Deane Turner V.’. PROFESSIONAL AND BUS! DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live] fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS __ c o n t r a c t o r s ] George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Bnnk SANFO RD S. O. Shinhobtrl Contractor mid D a SANFO RD . FLO R ID A B A T T E R IE S S a n f o r d Construct CONTRACTORS AND BU Planes nnd Specification! Furnished Battery Troubles to Us All Work Guarinttd W* Sp*eUllM on Elootrlotl Work ind con (Wo you dopondablo it nrloo,. ' II. T. PAC E p.ai naiNO your WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS TOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Builders & Cont Sketches and Estimatn Company building too large nnd noul Phone 189 L. A. Itcnnud, Prop. H ARTFO RD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold nnd Serviced by Edw. H iggins, Inc. H aight & Wieland ----- A L L WORK GVARAB Wilson & Shor Pino nnd Garlnnd Sts., Orl PU R E WATER Elder Springs Watj 99.98r i PURE Phone 311-W Si G AR A G E S Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repnirinff OIL. GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L E S TA TE LO RD ’S PURI WATER AS GOOD A S TUB I Dnily Service SAN FO R D E. F. Lane XO) WORKS i Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Pr*| Phone 95 Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFO RD FLORIDA Genera! Shop and! Work CONTRACTOR nnd BU 517 Commercial Street ..Employment Bureau.. 8i TRANSFER The vocational committee o f the Bust, ness and Professional Women's Club “ W E D ELIVER THE requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First Quick S to ra g e F a cllljjj j National Bnnk. I f we pleaae you, tell '] AG N ES G. BERNER, Chalrmnn tell ua. Phon® 4M S e r v ic e Eyes Examined Glnsacs Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. . h o t e DT H o t e l M on tczi “ Sanford’s N e » Hi'1 11.50 Up P « DiJ O P T IC IA N O PTOM ETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O RK S C. a. WILSON, Own.r S A T IS FA C TO R Y SER VICE A N D R E A S O N A B LE PRICES Wl»ht Or.th.r. *r.« Butldlnf Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work* . Automobilo Flywheol Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Bhaft* Re-turned rww ELECTRIC Contort"0 j Phone Aft* rh((\ �f . f VUKv flw •i.* ■ ?{ff i •vv: ■m ny* THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1021 . ■sp In and About S The Clip ** Henlioa of AfAltcra l» B rli* P»f»on»l H W * ,fInlof®1* # * # # # * # * # # •HIE WEATHER * - * »< Summary o f tbo Floating Snail Talha Succinctly Arranged fo r Herald Banders # : TEMPERATURE *-* # # # * * * * # v a, Williams was a buBincBB visi­ # # tor here yesterday. # j w. Mitchell represented Jack- # # gonville here yesterday.. # • JL --------- Weil, that old bulb is still hanging rgund the 00 mark. We are really making good at pur, prediction th a t, it .would never bo any cooler until wo have a dashing rain or a big storm. Honestly, folks, wouldn't it bo awful if it didn’t rain until Christmas? I f that thermometer does not fall in and make .It. fall, yes. But W. A. Webster, of Atlanta, was iq # aren’t the nlghfa cool and Florida is dothe city yesterday transacting busi­ # comfortable? » . ing all she pan to make up, for ness. # the-rain taking a vacation. ' The Am erican Legion will give a # 5:40 A. M. SEPTEM BER 20 00 Bpeciul en tertain m ent a t the Princess # Am^um .............. # Minimum ..................... GO Wednesday even in g. # Range ............................ 70 I Miss Dorothy Cameron has returnod # Barometer .......................30.18 ca from a visit to A ugusta, Gn., whore # Calm and dear. ,he was the guest of relatives. * t ,# J J. II. Stephens, of Tnmpn, was here yesterday registered at the Montezu­ F R A N K A K E R S T IR E CO., B U YS F IL L IN G S TA TIO N ma while attending to business. FROM EDW ARD HIGGINS. Fren Hat Shop and Pressing Club also dye work. All work guaranteed. 109 Sanford Ave. 153-Btp Frank Akers Tire Co., has come back into being tho purchnso of the Edward Higgins Ailing station on Frank Akers, of the Frank Akers’ ( \ycst First street having been made Tire Ca, has returned from a business recently. Frank Akers hns been the trip to Atlanta whore he spent Hoveral j presiding spirit in the new station days. I and before this hud a place o f his own next to the Are station hut for tho Several of our local fishermen, who pnst six months hns been with Edhave been to the bench in the past wnrd Higglnc. Frnnk is back on the few days report the «ea bass biting job ngnin and in connection with the again. sale o f that good Gulf gnsolino ami , , , I oils will have n complete line c f nuto *“ 7 ™ f h.0" “ r Jo, r ry , " ' « * o . » o r l » , ole. I I . will handle tho inlteil at MrLimlln *. Two flro t c l . . . 0 J,M t|ro olht.r ..teh otokon. Prompt • « * • . ______ thlnim In tho opoclolty lino, l.ook for his announcement in the Herald and Attorney IV. It. Crawford, o f Or- ! ° » k f « r Fr“ " k- H« '* ,h,! III* , was ia tho city this oftornoon i " b rt'“ ,ly V>, » « 'V « ? » “ • transacting business and cnlling on his F IR S T F IV E ACRES OF C E LE R Y many Sanford friends, P L A N T E D HY M IK E S T O IN E F F A T LE AS T M IK E S AYS SO. Ice should be the cheapest ■com­ modity in Sanford these days. It is Mike Stoineff, of Celery avenue, a real necessity and is costing more was in today and says that he is the than any other necessity. "earliest man’ ’ in the celery gnmo this year. He bases his assertion on tho ROOFING, Red and grepn Blnte sur­ fact that ho has already set out in the face, 3-ply $3.20 per squnre. Tiger field five acres o f celery. We have brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; yet to hear from other precincts be1-ply, $2,25, Free delivery. Address M v r\. t> on, fdto announcing that JVIike is elected »l. h. Clan. Box 301. 130-20tp ^ jt |(1Ijk„ „ k, he gc|„ lhc rullher g„„, , . . . . . . . . , hanford in about.the busiest place handled scoop shovel for being tho m this part of the State, but it could __________ _________ be busier if there wore Avo hundred A D V E R TIS IN G P A Y S more houses started before the winter ED L A N E S A Y IT DO. rush of tourist begins, I Ed Lane, tho rcnl estate mnn, Merchant's (lain Day will be on the placed two local ads. In the wnnt col29th of September— next Thursday— uqin yeHtordny, cnlling attention to get your store ready for the b|g day, two houses fo r rent. Before the pa­ get your picnic lunch ready and get per had.been out two hours, both all the family ready for one big time. houses were rented and Afty other people phoned tho house wanting to • W I I A m W te . th. giant them: E d m S . B k«>'. .xchanje, rccharp. and r e ?" d * * lake * * * * * * * * * I H*1ft * fr Will m Ma r y * * * * * ow re The opening services o f the now Baptist church at Lake Monroe, was largely attended Sunday. A sunrlso service w o h held enrly in'tho morn­ ing nnd was very beautiful and Im­ pressive. Rev. E. Lee Smith, tho pastor, officiated nt tho song and prayer coromonies in tho early hours Our F A L L H ATS, and they are d ifferen t from last sea­ o f tho Sabbath. A t the regular morn­ ing service at 11 o'clock, Rev. Smith son, in style, shape, colot* and price chose as his text, “ The Great Tem ­ ple,” and his orution was replete with vigor and inspiration. Mrtft Smith, W E A R E S E L L IN G ’EM FO R LESS w ife o f tho pastor, who is quite on accomplished woman, and possesses much musicnl talent, both vocal and instrumental, charmed the audience by the rendition of a beautiful solo, “ Open the Door of tho T e m p W A large and responsive audience took part in the noon-day s rvlee, many coming from a distance. The primary department o f tho i > *. Lake Monroe school under the super­ vision o f Mrs. JacobB, teacher, gave n very dolightful little entertainment Fridny nfternoon. Sunbeams, the title of the program, was very hap­ pily carried out in song nnd story by sn?t?£ r w r / so/ m w M L the wee little folks who so naturnlly acted the parts with their bright smiles nnd winsome manner. Quite a large number of the patrons wore present, nil o f whom seemed to en­ joy the oxerctses very much. Miss Ddndoo, o f Mnrylnnd, who purchased the Powell place, has ur rived to spend tho winter. Miss Dun doo whh formerly a missionary, and has traveled extensively in the East, having visited India, Chinn, the Holy 4 Land, and many othor foreign coun­ tries. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Oglesby will I" ACE, NECK AND ARMS E ASILY still rent the place, and Miss Dnndon MADE SMOO111,^ SAYH Classified advertikements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for leas than will do light housekeeping in t h e 1 SPE C IALIST 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ new addition o f the home, which she Any breaking out o f the skin, even will occupy. cordingly. A Inrfc crowd from this place will flory’ itch,lnK ecf “ mn’ ‘>«/lu*ckly attend the Baptist Seminole A hsoci h . '^ereom e by applying a ll tie MenthoFOR R E N T — Two furnished front FO R S A L E rooms at 206 Park Ave. 153-Gtp tion which convenes at Geneva t h i s ‘ f ' 0™ n /'u . lialistist, Because o f its groat dc- FOR S A L E — Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR R E N T— Two furnished rooms. potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. WL’C’ ’ ... „ „ „ , . . stroying properties, this sulphur preApply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Russ, o Lock-, ^ ^ flt onoe to HOotho ir. Brumloy. 131-tfc hart, spent the week-end with their flkjn ah(, he|l, oruptionH m c h FOR R E N T— Single, furnished room, FOR S A L E — 1021 Model Ford Sedan close in. Gentlemen preferred, J. daughter, Mrs. C. II. McKinney. Infl rnshi pin)ple9 and rlng worm. nt $550. This ia a bargain. See us Mr and Mrs. Harris Doyle, o f P h il-j ae|dom to n,moVL, thL. tor. M‘„ cure Herald. 152-2tp nt once.—-B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc adclphin, are visiting Mr .and Mrs. mont and disfigurement, and you do W ANTED A. Doyle. Their little son, Daniel, hns not hnvc to wnit for relief from em- FOR S A LE — Medium slzo safe. A p ­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth entered school here. jbnrrnssmont. Improvement quickly W AN TE D TO UENT- -A piano. Cull Street. 04-61. Mr, nnd Mrs. F. W illis, Hr., Jack- Hj10W8 Sufferers from skin trouble 153-Gtp at 200 Pork Ave. sonville, arc visiting their hoii, Mr. should obtain a small jar o f Mentho- FOR S A L E — Lexington, 1020 model, nt $1250, Looks good and is in A - l W A N T E D — Hemstitching nnd pecotT. Willis, o f this place Hulphur from nny good druggist and Ing, also orders for all kinds of mechanical condition. Terms to suit Mr. and Mrs. Nonl Muthes and use it like cold cream.-—Adv. planting. T24 Palmetto Avo. 149-Gto you,— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc daughtor,. Miss Lois Mathos, of Or­ W A N T E l)— Salesman capable, re^ lando, hnveretumod home after visit­ FOR S A L E —8-room house with nil DOINGS OF C O M PAN Y I). liable, experienced specialty sales­ ing Mr. nnd Mrs. c! II. McKinney. modern convenience, excellent re­ man in locnl territory. Big earnings, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Bailey were pair. Privnto wntor works, In desir­ The Qixie Minstrel^ are coming garage, store, factory trade. Perman­ guests o f Mrs C. A. Whiltens at Han­ along fine. Monday night wns the first able location. Reasonable terms. A p ­ ent position.— W. A. Hiccke, P. O. Box ford, Saturday, nml met their sister full rehearsal ,and Allison and Rudi- ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 153-ltp 110-tfc 1173, Milwaukee, Wise. fo r the day, Mrs. J. L. Hamcrick, of sell, tho directors, say judging from Kissimmee. u the rehearsals it is the most prom­ FOR S A L E — Bulck Rondstor at B O ARD A N D ROOM Mrs. Charles Bell and son, Ernest, ising’ show they have ever staged, bargain.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc have returned from an extended visit ami they want to compliment San­ FOR S A L E — Ono icavy duty two- BOABI) AN1) ROOM— Private family. 719 Ouk Ave. 151-7tp to Hot Springs. Ark. Mrs. Bell is very ford on their splendid talent. The wheel trnilcr in good condition. In­ fliuch henefitted in health. 143-tfc songs are very tuneful, and f nappy, quire nt Ford Garage, REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMOMrs. Ponce, o f Miami, was u guest nnd the beauty chorus would make FOR S A L E — Stublo manure; cur lots. M ILE S A N D TRUCKS of Mr .and Mrs, Bartow Mann over Zigflcld ravingly jealous. The cast Good dry Htoqk, Price $7 per ton, f. OLIh 4 dropped .......................... $ 200 Sunday, and nttended the opening will ho made o f fifty of Snnford’s o. b, curs, Sanford. Chase & Co. OldH 8 dropped ....... .................. 100 service of the new Bnptist church. heat home talent nnd professional 151-tfc. Oldsniobile Trui’Ks, Chassis ...... 1095 Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Wairtwright, players The show will be a mam­ FOR S A L E — 1 form ennnor nnd sevN. II. GARNER, Dealer have loft fo r Macon, Ga., whore Rev. moth minstrel musical comedy, vau­ oral dozen jars. Very rensonnblo. 152-2tc A. A, Walnwrlght will enter Mercer deville, revue. Bert Willinms, Bert Address “ E. H ." care Herald. dh-tf college and continue his-studies in the Sevono and Al Jolaon, will not be in NO TICE FOR S A L E — 7 room cottage, plaster­ ministry the enst, hut believe me boy, they ed, well finished und in good condi­ W ill the party who broke into C. Mrs. Annie Driggers, of Titusville, sho will he there ''figuratively." tion. One aero o f lund. Good barn, A. Reed's house Sunday night, bring has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. tenant house; Delco lighting system, back tho can goods nml othor stuff, Coleman, asd her son-in-law, Mr. Tom C A R PE TS A N D RUGS on St. Johns’ river. Cannt coming up and save trouble, ns they were seen Bell, nnd children. W ASHED Ifrom river at rear o f place where and are known. Mrs. Baum Garden, o f Mt. Dora, nnd cleaned at your home or we will boats can he kept.—A . P. Connelly, visited Mrs, Hattie Wayne Inst week. call for and deliver. Hnmilton Dench |, 153-4tc M th, Harry Rabun is confined to Electric Washers used.— Sanford j/q r S A LE OR R E N T— Piano in good her home by illness. Steam PrcBsery, 317’ lsl St. Phone 360 condition. Phone 103-J or address .Master Fred.Boll is improving after 149-Otp 11*. O. Box 352. with months o f strenuous work are several weeks' illness. Fred is a very NEGRO FOUND IN G IR L'S Cauliflower nearly here. You should take pains SA ALE L E— - 50,000 . . 'FO R bright and manly little fellow, and ROOM. HANGED RY MOB plnnt„ ftt ?350 por 1,000.— W. B. to find out whether your children’s his schoolmates arc hoping for him u 148,-Otp eyes are normal. Has school work Hickson, Celery Avo. nnd reading strained your hoy's eyea? and Mrs. Curtis Muse, came w a r , t||ken from thc PittHboro jail e a r ly 1 1,urncr f ««’ence Automatic il Poor eyesight, undiscovered, may re­ drowning by falling into n tiling box.|Sund mornin|f nn{, hnnR,d to the » ,“ J dining room table and four tard a child's whole progress in life. STETSON -A card will hrinffua to see y o u . - # Saidord Mattress Co. l48-7tp # . » fow M*YB we wjll take an *x It * owing ■A For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; no change in temperature. * ■i/a s“k'. '“k° lk” f i t all a,«k.» B„,u.rk.,.- It a y llroth“ *• ' hoj' » ' « ^ - - T ta t t "m to en. Phone 518 1T0 tf Tho wnnt column o f tho ’______ * C p ally Hernld Is tho mnrket place of Thu Sanford High School football thln clty nml county’ nn<1 if yoU h,*V° has started practice and expects nnyth>ng to buy, Hell, tense, rent, exto have the rough edees worn off bv eha,1K«. Put in the Herald. Wo can H «t that School begins They «o t you results. #v.l‘ nmn>' games already scheduled • ' Wa expect to put n good team In tho MASONS A T T E N T IO N Held. I ______ BERG SCH0BLE Sanford, Fla. ; SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN CLASSIFIED ADS SCHOOL DAYS -------I Regular meeting o f Sanford Lodge T tUf’K TIRES, Goodyear non-skids No. 02, F. & A. M. tonight at 7:30, ............................ $27.50 The Third Degree will be conferred on i ^ 31.00 several condldntos beginning nt 8 When found he was holding to the 1|mb o f a trc,L, five mllus from town, ,chairs; two twin iron beds with matother sizes nny make, in propor- o’clock. All members expected and side with both hnndH nnd was nearly Tho,body of the victim was found yeswood stove; one 1ston. Get our prices before you buy.— visiting Masons Invited. Refreshcat model Singer sowing machine; one exhausted. terday about 10 o’clock « y Brothers, Phone 518. 150-tfc ntents. ■ W T 2W m s...... . a , , IU» aiieKC!lih"nt'i>nnlolB w»» f»un,l J- k- Russel), W. C. Williams and AMERICAN UEQION «• ‘- Mel-,uhern, of Atlanta, \yere in W ILL E N T R A I N PUBLIC cRy twlay looking over tho field TOMORROW NIGHT. ,w.r “ *|,,'c' nl edition but concluded it -------' the Propor time to put on a T*10 American, Legion wishes to an1lllt^ stunt hero. , pounce tji^t they will pull off another j, -------j big one tomorrow night at the Prinqa ‘ '• Nccl hns returned from c®*“ at-which time there will be some , o n , r , r * " here 8he visited .for' .rw l b<V$lRg and some wrestllpg and 'k>g ft 1 W ^ ^ r* ^ eoL w ho is look- othor stunts that will entertain the ihoble 13lCwBe ll torest8 of t y w v r up ‘ ho ’ W 8 ° f t,ho the II, IJnrrY I®.missed from people generally. Everybody is In*oni« s 0fTice’ but expccta -io.be v it^ tto tha ^Princess theatre .Wodduture ' ° n 8ome tlrae ,n the near nosday night to sso the-stunts, FLO R ID A C IV IL IA N In thc reen, c l n .Iccplni, whit. Kiri R IF L E TEAM M AK ES j Friday night. Ho escaped from the HIGH M AR K A T PERRY, house when the alarm was given but -------Jwaa apprehended by officers SaturJAC K SO N VILLE , Sept. 20.—The (Jay, and, it is alleged, confessed that civilinn rifle team representing Fieri- ho was tho negro found leaning over da at the national shoot at Camp Por- 'the Bleeping girl. Tho negro was plucyy achieved the distinction (o f having ed .ln jail at Pittshoro and Sunday every member make the grade of ex- morning About 2 o’clock a mob overpert rifleman, according to a wire powered Jailer W. H. Taylor nnd takfrom Sterling E. Smith,-team captalg, tog the.Jail keys from that officer took to -Adjutant-Genera] C. iP. Lovell, at fnpnlela;ftom the,Jail ^ o a point Avo _____ . _ St.(Augustine. ,«d les ff*m|toWn..where he was hung An automobile tire chAin wns used to The wlro to Gon. Lovell reads: "It is a pieAlJiro .Inform ^.ou hang the negro ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAIt every man on tho Florida Civilian DRINK Rifle team qualified as export rifle­ jflor C^ntmandery will hold a man.” Tho wire was sigrnxl by Rider Springs .Water, (is 90 08-10 a Jtatiid,conclave on Thursday. Sent, 22 per -cent pure. ,P n « n « '311. Smith. Middy Suits, f i t , " i ’X x u n l$24tc Bjy It with a , ; * Her*ld Want Ad. jo_______ _______ ______ — Em. Com. . I team is made up o f civilians from ew Era Printery op. 'Por office ■uppllea, atationery, -ekj national tournament.” come to the Herald office. ■ I-1- .Fdurth and Hanford 'Av» JOB P R IN T IN G O PTOM ETRIST— O P T IC IA N ko Office Opp P. O. P '- " 1 FOR S A L E — A pair o f young, black marc mules, at a bargain. Phono 160,____________________________ 152-tfc .."SNSTStfet"" r IFOR RENT—Several koeping rooms. Lmirel. light house- New and cltian. 117 144-tfc FOR R EN T— Comforfahlo rooihd, furntshed fo r fight hbueekebping. 318 ■ Palmetto Ave. ________ .140 dtp; R E N i1— Uart of store, nice window apace. Apply Herald office. FOR R E N T — Rofinod couple. desiring two nice unfurnished communicat­ ing rooms for light housekeeping, with bath, lights and city watbi1, close in) call on Mrfc. tl.'B. SniUh, 801 PAlntetto ave, ,1s STONE JARS ’ , -- - * "I* • 1-* h. * -1 a•- » ; Mason, Stire-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses Seeour iine of Stone Grocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDW ARE ,y - , ‘ —j__ TIME W e hnve the / ILja Phone 192 Pickling and Preserving FOR S A L E — Large two story store building at Puola, Fla. Cun be made into good apartment house upstairs. 7 miles from Hartford on hnrd road.— A. P. Connolly. 158-4tc tVisj H. E. TOLAR, C.I1 , t lhc 150-3tc 175 ( * > ; mattre.. TOM MOORE CO. i X- •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, 1921 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, September 20, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1921; <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/8a439b8033edcf42b212fec773bd6f99.pdf 00358294b0d66b9c9802b2d5989ace66 PDF Text Text •*D‘ ,T, y *JF' - - * ym \ V • /• 9 . 1.«v *• • " Sanford "fin Substantial” IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T ' V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921 ft VOLUME II INLANDwaterwaymeeting Americans Set Free by Russia AT SAVANNAH IN NOVEMBER WILL BE VERY IMPORTANT Will Demonstrate That Waterways Reduce Cost o f Living NEED more aid pnOM TUB GOVERNMENT AND WILL SHOW IMPORTANT FACTS AND FIGURES Th,. high cost of living can bo ma­ terially lowered through tho improve­ ment of waterways, according to o f­ ficers of the Atlnntlc Deeper Water­ ways Association, who are now plan­ ning for tho 14th Annual Convention, to be held in Savannah, Gn., Novem­ ber 15th to 18th. Delegates to the convention, who represent nil the Atlnntlc states vital­ ly interested in the development of in­ land waterways, will make a concerted effort to bring congress and tho coun­ try to a realization of tho practical part waterways plnn in keeping down the cost of living. Members of the Association will go to Snvannah by steamer and special train. The mayor and council o f Sa­ vannah have assured the delegates a most cordial welcome. The interest shown so fa r in this convention has been greater than in any recent year. Members reAlize that now they have nn opportunity to prove the worth of tho waterways. Under the stress of war, needed im­ provements could not be mado. Ap­ propriations in recent years have been far below the estimates of tho army engineers. Material loss and damage has resulted. Many meritorious pro: Jects have been practically abandoned. Extensive work must be done to bring others to the point that they were when war was declared. In estimates the next year’s Nat­ ional expenditures, n pitifully small allowance of one-qiinrtcr of one per­ cent was made for the waterways. Yet (he worth of waterways is being daily demonstrated. The New vYork Uarge Canal is now practically com­ pleted. Lake freighters of special de­ sign are passing through and deliver their cargoes at minimum cost along­ side steamers without terminnl or lighterage charge of any description. The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal i» now national property and funds are needed to modernize it. Much work' remains to he done on the North Carolina waterways. Thg New Jer­ sey ship canal remains in project only, the offer of the right-of-wny by tho state of New Jersey hnving been ig­ nored by congress. Funds nro needed fl»r the Southern waterways. That •n impetus will bo given townrd tho improvement of these deplorable con1 °ns through the Savannah convonbon is the belief of the officers of tho ' ‘antic Deeper Waterways Associnon’ of which J. Hampton Moore, tho major of i'hiludelphia, is president. counsel f o r d e f e n s e I’ftl’ E-KAWLINGS CASE ASK CONTINUANCE. Th» A n o e lit u P rtti) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10— Counr,,r ,lufeni,« in tho case o f John Ch l lFrank Rawlins, jointly Md wth the murder in the first I n i * U ' rHUlt ° f 8hoot,nB to death > Rawlins here on September 4, of itorge Hickman, a theatre mnnagor, U t continuance today when the e l *l'ul'e'1 in circu*t court. It Is occun C'!uW flKht for continuance will ui>y the court at least through the morning session. C U ,?J ,,K WAS HELD UP, ( ASHIER IS SEIZED ON EMI) EZZ LEM ENT CHARGE. F NAn' G n * SePt- 10.— Paul ton Rc fEstCt^ mh,Cr ° f tho FuI‘ apparentll 0 Co'' Who Wft8 the com ncon8c,ou« In the office of “Pb, , Wrio 0f th 1 I»l5 Qn( felleved o f about '»« to the S . ' * w A S T i " " 0ri- bettlemcnt Sunday ’ taken ,nto CU8* , o ‘ - 11- FIRST BALLOONS GET AW AY TODAY IN HENNETT CUI* RACE. PRICES ARE INCREASING AUGUST GAINS OVER JULY MARKETS SEEM FIRMER DADE COUNTY SCHOOLS OPENED TODAY UNDER PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES. , (*7 Th* AuooUUd Pr«u) LONDON, Sopt. 10.— The first of the balloons to get away in the James Gordon Bennett international race, which atarted yesterday from Drussells, woro heard from this morning. It was an English entrant and lnndcd at Sarmau, near Carmarthen, in Wales. EXCEPT CLOTHING 'm K R In this group of released American prisoner*, photographed on their ar­ rival In llovnl from Russian soviet prisons, are ltussell Pnttenger. John Flick, W. It. Estes, Henri J. la Mare and X. Kalamathmo. * Pinal Report o f the League o f Nations Given Out Today Fourteen Hundred Sticks of Dynnmite and T. N. T. Found NO FEDERAL INDICTMENTS WILL NOT BE RENDERED IN FATTY ARBUCKLE CASE Estimates Washington Conference Can Ilenl With Disarmament Op Th* A**o«l*t*d Pr*i») CHICAGO, Sept. 19. — Fuorteen hundred sticks o f dynamite and one hundred sticks o f T. N. T. were seiz­ ed today by police nfter tho capture o f five dynamiters in the net of bomb­ ing a shoe repair shop. One prisoner was shot by thb police who had sur­ rounded th? shop ten hours after a mysterious tip it was to be bombed. Richard Burke, wounded and believed On Account o f Violation to be dying, told the police horaupplied o f the Prohibition tho bombs for several labor unions and Am endm ent also men to throw them. Police say he made a detailed statement of the bomb outrages undertaken for shoe repairmen's and jnnitors unions. Chief o f Dctccfcivos Hughes said arreHts would clear up scores of bomb explos­ FROM TRIAL OF ACTOR THAT WILL EXPOSE HAND OF ions in the last few months. BOOZE AGENTS (Br Th* AmmUUA Pr*u) GENEVA, Sept. 19.— A finnl report o f tho League of Nation’s commission on disarmament given out here today, intimates Washington conference in commission’s view will he better able that the League to deal with naval disarmament since this may best be accomplished through a common agreement among great powers. ! NEGRO I’OUiTfeD OIL OVER NEGRO WOMAN ANI) SET FIRE TO IT. TENNIS CHAMPIONS OF (B/ Th* iim liM Pr*tt) AMERICA TO MEET TAMPA, Sept. 19.— Isaac Aarons, n negro, is in jail pending an Investi­ (Br Th* A****Ut«d Fr*u) gation of a dying statement made by PHILADTLPIIIA, Sept. 19.—Wil­ Maggie Refour, a negress, that ho liam Tilden, II, nnd Wnllncc F. John­ poured kerosene over her nnd then son, both of Philadelphia, wero to npplied the match. The alleged inci­ meet today for the 1921 tennis title of dent occurred Into Sunday night and Ameren here. Tilden is at present tho the wonin ndied today. Officers said title holder, the room indicated that a struggle (Br Th* A**««UUd Pr*n) . hnd occurred. A kerosene can wns SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.— found near the bed. Federal Indictments under prohib­ ition laws in connection with the , MISSING WITNESS party staged nt the Hotel St. IN THE ARBUCKLE Francis here by Fatty Arbuckle, CASE IS LOCATED. will not be asked tonight ns in­ tended, Robert McCormack, spec­ (Br Th* AtiocUUd Pr**i) IRISH MUST COME AS IUtlTISlI ial assistant United States at­ SUBJECTS OH NO CONSAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 19.— A UNTIL DECISION ON WORKING torney general announced today. RULES CAN BE AS­ KERENCE missing witness in the Hoscoe C. McCormack said he decided be­ CERTAINED cause he expected stnrtling new i ("F a tty ") Arbuckle case, Dr. Arthur LONDON, Sept. 10.— David Lloyd developments. Mrs. Minin Dur- ‘ Beurdslee, the Hotel St. Fruncis phy­ CHICAGO, Sept. 19— Railroad shop­ George, the British premier, in a tele­ sician, who treated Miss Virginia fee, Arbuckle’s former wife, is ex­ men belonging to the Hix federated gram sent yesterday to Enmonn DeRnppe before her death, wns ioented pected here today to aid in his de­ shop crafts unions have voted to Vnlern declared that unless the Irish today, according to a telegram re­ fense. strike ngninHt the general railroad lender’s clnim to tho right to meet tho ceived from the esheriff o f Douglass wnge reduction on July 1, 1921, but British representatives iih the hend of NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT county, Nevada, nt Mindcn. will defer any action until the promul­ an independent sovereign state is CONFERENCE WILL MEET Dr. Benrdslee yesterdny left Mln- gation of working rules now pending withdrawn, n conference with (ho Sinn AT WASHINGTON MONDAY. den for Bridgeport, Mono county, Cal­ beforo the United States Rnilrond La­ Fein delegates is impossible. ifornia, nn n hunting trip, according bor Bonrd when another vote will be The text o f his telegram follows: (B/ Th* AitocUUd Pr*M) to the information given District At­ taken on acceptance or rejection of "I havo received your telegram o f WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—The Na­ torney Brndy, who telegraphed to the the ruleB. • lust night and observe it docs not mod­ tional unemployment conference will This announcement wns officially ify the claim that your delegnteB meet here next Monday nt ten o'clock, Mono county sheriff to order Benrds­ lee to proceed to San Francisco nt made by U. M. Jewell, hend of the should meet us us representatives o f Secretary Hoover announced today. once. shopernfts organizations nt a mass n sovereign nnd independent state. His testimony is expected to throw meeting of Chicago shop workers yes­ "You made no such condition in ad­ IIANDITS WHO ROBBED light on the condition of Miss Rnppe terday. vance when you enme to see me in SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS the first day after the Labor Day Belief that a stronger fight could be July. I invited you then to meet me SHOT ANI) CAPTURED. pnrty in Arhucklc’s suite nt the St. made if n strike is called, with preser­ in tho words of my letter, us the chos­ Francis, from which her denth result­ vation of the shop men’s working rules en leader' o f the great majority in VANCOUVER, Wash., Sept. 10.— ed. Dr. Rnrdslce wns wanted ns a ns one o f the goals, led to the decision Southern Ireland, and you accepted Ray Moore and Bert Ercutt, shot by witness at the coroner’s inquest but to withhold n strike call for tho presthe invitation. officers . near horo early yesterday, could not bo Ioented. Arbuckle’s brief ont, Mr. Jewell snid. Ho nnd other "From tho very outset of our con­ were identifid nn two o f tho three nppenrnnce in the superior court Snt-. union speakers counseled the men to versations I told you that we looked men who robbed a Sclls-Floto circus urdny to obtain n continuance on tho wait until the entire wnge and rules to Ireland to owe allegiance to tho throne, nnd to make her fuutrc ns n* truck of moro thnn $28,000 near Van­ manslaughter chnrgc pending against situation wns before them, rather thnn member of the British commonwealth. couver last Fridny. Tho identification him, completed his present schedule of rush into a strike which Mr. Jewell That was the basis o f our proposnlB, was made by members o f the circus trips outside thj* city prison until dcclnred, the rnilrond managements party held up, and the men’s nnmes next Thuradny when the preliminary dosire, nnd we cannot alter it. "We can make a real fight on the "Tho status you now clnim in ad­ were learned from two women, who examination on the murder complnint vance for your delegates Is in effect officers Hnid nccompnnled tho men to sworn to by Mrs, Bnmhinn Maude rules proposition when we might not n repudiation of that hnsis. I am pre­ n cache where a farmer had found n Belmont, n member o f the pnrty in have the full support of other branch­ .. pared tn meet your delegates, as I met quantity o f money. Arbucklo’s rooms, is set beforo Judge es of rnilwny employes on n wage When an automobile containing two fight nlonc,” Mr. Jewell said. " I f wo you in July, in the enpneity of tho S. J. Lazarus. ( want to protect our best interests, wu men, two women nnd two children choson spokesmen for your people to Mrs. Mae Tnube, another member must wait until the time is opportune. drovo up, officers who had maintain­ discuss tho associntion of Irctnnd with of the party, wns questioned todny by ed an nil-night vigil attempted to Brady, who Hnid she had persisted in Buf if the labor bonrd releases all tho the British commonwealth. "My colleagues and I cannot meet make arrests and tho rien ran nnd her originnl statement that sho called remaining rules to he acted upon at one time, then we will have the whole them as representatives of a sover­ were shot. Assistant Manager Hnrry J. Boyle, eign and independent stfcto without At tho jail both rofuBed to talk. of tho hotel, on the telephone for ns- ninttcr before us. Wu will need only disloyalty on our part to throno and Tho women snid they were Mrs. sistnncc. At the inqqucst, Mrs. Del- one vote— to accept or reject tho rules the empire. I must therefore repent Moore, wife o f one o f tho men, and mont said she herself did the tele­ — to determine what will ho done." Thin announcement woh gretted by that unless tho sicond pnrngrnph o f Miss Christine Gross, and that tho phoning. Brady said some important applause and speakers jumped in all your letter of tho twelfth is with­ children woro those o f Moores'. items o f information wns learned pnrtB of the hall to press for further drawn, a conforcnco between us is im­ from Mrs. Tnube nnd her statements details. Answering one question, Mr. must bo the basis of any agreement possible.’' might lead to taking up ccrtnln now Jewell asserted that the BhopcraftH Tho second paragraph of Mr. De- that will achieve tho purpose we have phases o f the enso before the grand would havo the co-operation of other Vnlera’s letter o f Sept.. 12, to which at heart— that is tho final reconcilia­ jury Monday night. organizations, including the Big Four Premier Lloyd Gcorpo alludes in his tion o f our nation with yours. Wo Manager Thomas J. Coleman, of brotherhoods, if a Jtrlko wero called latest telegram, is an follows: • have suggested no interpretation of the Hotel St. Francis ,and other ex­ and urged his audionco to proparo for "In this final note we deem it our that principle, save its every day in­ ecutives and employes wore called bc- action. terpretation, tho sense, for example, duty to reaffirm that our position is The strike vote, completed Aug. 1, and can only be as we have defined in which it was understood by the far Robert H. McCormack, assistant it through this correspondence. Our plain men and women o f tho world, United States attorney in charge of was announced as showing a consti­ liquor prohibition prosecution, for tutional majority agninst the wage re­ nation haa formally declared.its inde­ when on Jan. 6, 1918, you said: "The settlement of Europe must be questioning regarding the origin of duction wwhich went into effect July pendence and recognises itself as a sovereign atate. It is only as repre­ based on such grounds of reason and twenty quarts o f liquor, said to have 1. This was the first official confir­ sentatives o f that state and as ita justice as will 'give some promise of been consumed at A rbui.le's party. mation o f the result which has been rumored for some time. Condemna­ choaen guardians that we have author­ stability. Therefore It is that we We have our prides, but it must bo tion o f the operations o f the labor feel that government with the consent ity or powers to act on behalf o f our board and of its decisions was voiced confessed that the cultural influence of the governod must be the basis of people. As^jpgfStls tho principle o f by all speakers at the meeting. Mr. of America in Europe Is largely agany territorial settlement in this government‘ by consent o f the gov­ Jewell charged that the railroads were riucltural. ’ erned, in the very nature of things i t ! war'." AWAIT “ RESULTS GEORGE REITERATES HIS FORMER STAND Farm Products and Many Commodities Show Gain (Bp Th* A**ocUt*d Pr*u) MIAMI, Sept. 10.— Tho Dude coun­ ty high schools oponed today though tho school hoard is without funds and a northern house, which holds de­ faulted bonds of tho county, have re­ WOULD INDICATE fused futhcr credit. The authorities FIGURES FIRMER FOUNDATIONS FOR state that a tuition probably will ALL LINES OF BUSINESS have to be charged. Bom bers A re Caught Jn the A c t o f Outrage B y the Chicago Police ’>’Itli . tm.. * l NUMBER 152 RAILROAD MEN VOTE TO STRIKE, DEFER ACTION (BT Th# AllMlitld Frega] WASHINGTON, Feb. ID.— Whole­ sale priccH increased 2.76% in August over fluly levels, wholesale food prices leading in the advance with increase of 13.6% according to figures made public today by the Department o f Labor. Farm products, including many food nrticles, 2.6% higher in August thnn July. In all othor com­ modity groups except clothing, the statement said, there were decreases in prices ranging from 1% in case o f building materials to 4% for metals. Clothes nnd clothing showed no change in general price level. Since August Inst yenr farm products declined near­ ly 47%, clothes and clothing 40% and building materials 89% %. 700,000 Veterans o f the W orld W a r Now v Out o f Employment ______ i American Legion Conducts Investiga­ tion o f Service Men. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.—A sur­ vey conducted by the American Le­ gion through 11,000 posts discloses that between 000,000 and 700,000 vet­ erans of the world war ure out of em­ ployment, it wnB announced last night. Tile legion’s investigation shows that Pennsylvania ulono reported 160,- 000 ox-soldiers out o f work. Now York has 100,000, Illinois 36,000, Massa­ chusetts 30,000 and Michignn 30,000. Georgia w itf the only state to re­ port that unemployment was not gen­ eral enough to require aid from tho legion. SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE I. O. O. F. OPENS TODAY AT TORONTO, CANADA. (Br Th* AuoeikUd Pr*u) TORONTO, Cnnndn, Sept. 10.—The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent Order Odd Fellows, opened hero to­ dny with dlcgntos present from every Stnto in the United States, nnd every province in Cnnndn. RUSSIAN INTERESTS WILL IIE GUARDED AT U. S. CONFERENCE. (Br Th* AuoclaUd Pr*u) WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.— Assur­ ance that nil legitimate Russian intorests will bccnrefuHy guarded nt the armament nnd fur eastern conference, has been conveyed-to the Russinn peo­ ple bhy the state department. OCOEE DYNAMITERS GET LONG TIME SENTENCE FROM JUDGE WARLOW. Frank Sanders and William Mooro of Ocoee, who wero recently convict­ ed in the criminal court hero on a charge of dynamiting n negro houso nt Ocoee, a short time ngo, were sen­ tenced to servo four nnd five years respectively in the state prison at Kaiford by Judge T. P. Warlow, yosterday. E. W. Davis, counsel for the dofenso ,shortly nftor the sentenco had been passed, announced ho would ap­ pal tho case to the state supreme court. Both men are now at liberty, San­ ders’ bond being $2,000, while the amount o f Moore's bail was fixed at $2,600.— Orlando Sentinel. Don’t try to write a beet seller: be content if you have one o f the best cellars. attempting to ubo the board to take an unfair advantage o f the industrial situation. The board’s method of drafting rules to supplant the national agreement, a wartime measure, under which the employes work at present, was asserted to be Impractical be­ cause only seven o f the 184 rules hava been substituted. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1M1 PAGE SIX ilT. ■. -mr- J i Many 3 n a r c ij tliD ^ r v JlRROTV COLLAR^ SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING COMPANY f t * * * * * * * * * * * STATE NEWS * * * * * * * * * * * * JACKSONVILLE—Jerry Dulmago, holder of Bovcrnl trophies for locnl athletic fonts, nnd who ran third in tho 100 ynrd dnsh during the Nation­ al Field nnd Truck meet nt Philudclphin, recently, will enter John B. Stetson University nt DeLand, this season. Dulmngc hns nnnounccd his intention o f going out for football' al­ though he hnd had little experience in the pigskin realm. Ho hus tsablished somo notnblc records in locnl nthletlc meets, however, nnd is consid­ ered an nil round nthlele. Followers o f tho youngster here predict thnt with n little trninlng he will ndd ma­ terially to the DeLand cloven. I ■ ■ ! I UMl . ll j i iu i J m \ Congress FAT ARBUCKLE National HARDEE ^Delinquent Problems BE ARRAIGNED AT OPENING OF W ill M eet in Jax STATE COLLEGE IN COURT TODAY I If P^ . il i- * . i l ' f i ! Will Be UPON INDICTMENT CHARGING ( S f Th« A itooU U d FrtM ) MANSLAUGHTER RETURNED JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 17.— Tho BY GRAND JURY. National Congress on the problems pf dolinquenoy nnd crime, to be held (Br The Ai.ocUUd Pr,M) hero from October 28th to November SAN FRANCISCO, Sopt. 17.— Fat­ 3rd, will bring to Florida persons ty Arbucklo wnB to be arraigned In nationally known In tho treatment of Superior Court today upon the indict- the delinquency of women and girls. men? charging manslaughter returned MIsb Maude Miner, founder of Wnvorby tho county grnnd jury. This is ly House In Now York City, will con­ merely a formality nnd District At- duct a round-table conference on tornoy Brady was scheduled to nsk a "Methods of Protective Work with continuance of the manslaughter caso Juvenile Delinquents.” until action was taken on the chargo Miss* Minn Van Winkle, another of 'fir s t degreo murder pending speaker, is tho head of the Women’s against Arbucklc in connection with Bureau of the Police Department of Miss Rnppo’s death. Brady has an­ Washington, D. C. She has organiz­ nounced the murder chargo will be ed policewomen In many cities, nnd is pushed nnd will be left to the jury to tho president of tho National Police­ decide whether Arbucklo shall bo con­ women’s Association. She will dscuss victed o f first degree murdor, second "Tho Work of tho Policewoman with degreo murder, manslaughter or turn­ Juvenile Delinquents." ed freo by acquittal. Mrs. Mnudo Bnllington Booth, long known ns the "Little Mother" o f tho SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.— Roe- prisons of tho country, will speak qt coo (Fatty) Arbucklc will go on trial the general session Sunday evening, on somo charge in connection with the October 30th on her work. She is tho death o f Miss Virginia Rappe within head o f the Volunteers o f America, tho next three weeks, District Attor­ with her husbnnd, Bnllington Booth. ney Matthew Brady announced yestorDr. Valeria II. Parker, director of day. tho Intcr-dopartmental Social Hygleno "I am going nhend with tho prose­ Bureau of the federal government, cution of this case with nil tho speed will speak during tho congress on the possible,” said Brndy. “ I expect to special problems of- that bureau. be rendy for trial in about three Dr. Pnrker, who s n physician, for­ weeks n'nd I believe the defense will merly was superintendent o f the Con­ bo too." necticut State Reformatory fo r Wom­ The district attorney declared ho en, hud sovurnl reasons for making no Mrs. Mnrthn P. Fnlooner, who will decision nt n conference with his dep­ spenk October 30th, Is ono o f the uties and police officials nR to wheth­ lending authorities in the-country on er to try the film Btar on a chargo the institutional treatment o f girls of murder or manslaughter. "Wo nnd young women nnd for many years think we hnve sufficient evidence to wns superintendent o f the Pennsyl­ convict Arbuckle of murder,” ho said, vania State School for Girls at Dar­ "but thnt is up to the committing lington, Philadelphia. She is now as­ magistrate." sociated with tho Americnn Associa­ Arbuckle, in jail at Snn Francisco, tion for Social Hygiene. Miss Jessie chnrgcd with murder, declared he hnd P. Binford, of Chicago, superintend­ ordered a reservation on a train to ent of the Juvenile Protective Asso­ Los AngelcR last evening nnd thnt he ciation, of thnt city, is also on the was going back to hia home, in an in­ program of speakers. Miss Henriet­ terview nt Snn Francisco published ta Additon, who hns been for sevoral here yesterdny. yonrs n supervisor In the United Stat­ Arbuckle, nccording to tho articlo es Interdepartmental Soclnl Hygiene said ho intended to go bnck into pic­ Bonrd of Washington, nnd Dr. Mary tures nnd thnt tho case would clear I). Harris, the superintendent o f tho up as soon as tho public knew about it. Now Jersey State School fo r Girls, He said there wore a number of peo- will" take "partTn V hcl'iscussionsr Dr! pie nt the party whoso nnmes had not Hnrris, who will have for her subject, beon mentioned, somo from Los Ange­ "Work With Women nnd Girls In In­ les, of considerable promincnco. Ho stitutions" wnH for somo time the Bald he would liko to tell about it and superintendent of the Workhouso would give full detnils of tho party (Women’s Division) on Blackwell’s and all the names at the trial. Islnnd, New York, in the administra­ tion of Dr. Katharine B. Davis. WEST PALM BEACII—Proposnls fo r construction of n railroad from West Pnlm Bench Into the Evcrglndcs are being discussed with capitalists In New York by Jules M. Burguicres, Shroude din Flags, president of the Floridn Development Buried in Flowers, Bonrd, according to advices received Bodies o f Americans from him. The local Kiwans club has recommended to the Chamber of NEW YORK, Sept. 17.— Resting in Commerce thnt a railroad into the Hug-shrouded caskets, covered with 'Glades has the "one big project” to masses of flowers and guarded by be tnken up by thnt body. armed men of a friendly, foreign nn­ ST. PETERSBURG— Rigid en­ tion, tho bodies of Commander Louis forcement of tho lnw prohibiting the H. Mnxfield nnd fourteen o f his com­ common drinking cup will bo rocom- rades— vietims of the ZR-2 disaster— monded to the city commissioners by arrive dhoinc today, o nthe British Dr. W. E. A. Yymnn, city food in­ cruiser Dauntless. It was n far different home-com­ spector. The stntc law on the subject ing thnn the victims hnd anticipated, follows: "The uso o f tho common when they sailed sevcrnl months ago drinking cup, or common receptacle for England to prepare and bring fo r drinking water in nnp ublic plnce, bnck tho monster dirigible ,tho disas­ park or square, or In any public in­ ter to which on a trial flight sent stitution, hotel, theatre, factory, de­ forty-two heroic men of two nations partment store nr other store' public to their untimely dentil. hnll or public school, or in any rail­ Far out at sea, the Dauntless wns road Htntion in tho stntc, Is hereby niottby n destroyer division of the prohibited.” The fine for violation United States navy. A h it neared o f this regulation has been placed at port, the escort was augmented by a $50 or 110 days in jail. fleet of seaplanes, representing the arm of the service for which the vic­ JACKSONVILLE—Justice of ,tho tims gav their lives. As tho funeral Pence Arnold Greenberg, of this city, Hhip came , up tho Imrbor the forts whose duties include judgment o f mo­ tendered a salute, church hells tolled torists who exceed tho speed limit on the Brooklyn and Staten Island within IiIh district, nnd tho holding of shores, and passing craft -'ipped their them for the higher court, does not colors in reverential salute. believe in causing the speeder tho un­ The Dauntless proceeded directly necessary trouble of going to his o f­ to the navy yard in Brooklyn, where fice for n hearing. The jjustice goes British sailors tenderly carried the where they speed nnd if things be­ bodies from the deck of their craft come normal on the stretches of rond and delivered them to the keeping of) In tho immediate territory ho merely their formr coniradus-in-arm on the pulls up stakes and moves hin court pier. Last night the Hag-draped cas­ to n section where there is more do­ kets were under the wntchful eyes of ing. When a "speed cop” nabs n a guard o f honor in the ynrd chapel, speeder tho officer nnd the prisoner where today they were rendered the move along until they meet the justice honor thnt the nnvy pays to its heroic nnd "hizznncr” holds court on the sldo (lend. s o f the rond in tho shnde of tho near­ Tho fifteen cnHkets, each draped in est tree. Judge Greenber’s court an American flag, were carried on has been operating nlong the Atlant­ what is known ns tho nftor super­ ic Roulovard, between South Jack- structure deck of the Dauntless. Ronvlllo nnd Pnhlo nnd Atlantic A monstor gun, its muzzle Hhroudcd Benches, but the motorist- hnving in funeral colors, stretched over too become wary nnd business, ns a con- war craft's dock. ■Cadence becoming light, ho has At cnch corner of the deck ns tho mndo a finnk movement upon tho vessel was warped into its pier, stood enonty nnd is now conducting hin nn nrmod Bentry with head bowed, campaign nlong tho St. Augustine nnd arms reversed. Forward on the road. platform was a non-commissioned o f­ ficer ,asd aft nn officer In full dross A white way is practically assured uniform having a rank equal to that fo r tho town o f BArtow. It will tako of Commander Mnxfield. Bbth of in threo o f the principal business these officers stood nt attention with streets. woro finally romovtd from tho ship. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. Speakers of Note Present. T X T A DAILY KXXALD W A X T AD. JV; JG iSOUTH FLORIDA, SWEEPING REACHES KISSIMMEE ( B j The Auociated P r «u ) KISSIMMEE, Sept. 17.— Religious wave that is swoping South Floridn hns rcnchcd here nnd every church hns a series of meetings. Social, civic and combined nnd erected n huge tent for club activities nlmndoncd so all efforts may he concentrated on sucess of tho revival. The citizens of Wnuchula would bond their city for nbout $00,000 for pnvlng about four and one-half miles of streets. Office supplies of all kinds at The Hcrnld Printing Co. When you want anything in this line see Tho Herald. Wo hnvo it or can get it. Sell it with a Hcrnld Want Ad. TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 17.'— A ca­ pacity. audience filled the college au­ ditorium Thursday morning, to wit­ ness tho opening exercisos o f the 1021-22 term o f the Florida State College for Women. Dr. Edwin Con'null presided. Following singing, which was con­ ducted by Mrs. Olivo A. Sllngluff Rev. . G. Newsome, pastor of the Presbbyterian church, read a passage o f scripture and Rov. Seymour Grady pastor o f tho Trinity Methodist church, offered prayer. Dr. Conrad! then in n fow well cho­ sen remarks introduced Govornor Hardee who In his interesting wny spoke for Roveral minutes. He not only welcomed the girls to the college but told thorn the advantages of edu­ cation. Among other things ho said the people o f tho state wero proud of the college nnd proud o f thoBe who attended it. Ho snld Taliuhasee is tho Ideal place for the institution nnd it wnB ono o f tho bostcollcgos in tho en­ tire country. Ho complimented highly tho tcnchlng staff. In references to the pnstors o fthe Tallahassee church­ es who wero on tho stage ho said edu­ cation and Christianity goes hand in hnnd thnt tho ono could not progress without the other. He invited tho girls to the mansion at any' tlmo they wanted to come. Miss Beulah Roslno played a cello solo, which wns greatly enjoyed by the audience. Following tho solo, J. Stuart Lewis, mnyor pro tom, gave the wolcomo on the part o f tho people of Tallnhassec. Mr. Lewis used only a few words, but his address was greatly enjoyed by those who heard him. Wiliinm A. McRno (Commissioner of agriculture, followed Mr. Lewis and delightor the audience by his iddrecss* He touched on agricultural subjjcots briefly. Following Mr. McRao, Rov. Bunynn Stephens' pastor of tho Bnptist church nddressed the girls. Rev. S te -' phens represented all the churches in his address nnd gave a hearty w o l-, come to tho city nnd a cordial invita­ tion to all to attend church services wherever convlent for them to do so. THE STAR TO-DAY A L L -S T A B C A S T in flo o n M ad n ess » A lso a Comedy Tonight at the Princess— Carmel Myers in “ Dangerous Moment” ; Also a Comedy ii SUMMER DAYS !i WILL SOON BE OVER It has been a busy suminor even though it was vacation time and wo face tho winter season with the greatest and teightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business Is Increasing, Sanfofd is growing beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state In the union. Now is the tlmo to think o f the proverbial “ rainy day." Save your money while you oro making it. Bank It with tho bank that insures your deposit!. Start your bank qccount today. ! The W in ter Season Is Advancing CETrbady f o r b u s i n e s s t h a t is coming The Peoples Bank of Sanford LIMIT "TIN CAN" BODY OF LIEUT. K. W. HOYT FOLKS TO 2 WEEKS. OF CLEARWATER IN NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Sopt. 17.— Tho bodies ORLANDO, Sept. 17.—Tho Orlando of tho victims o f tho ZR-2, brought Chamber of Commerce has a paid home todny by the British destroyer membership, fee $25 per year, of 365. Dauntless, include nil but ono o f the Somo of the memhors meet atwkly nt Americans who wero on tho ill-fntcd tho noon lunch, where All the business dlrlgiblo when she was destroyed. of tho organization Is done; others Tho exception is Riggor N. O. Walker, pny hut consider themselves fnmily who escaped with his life, but is now men nnd do not lunch with tho crowd, in n British hospital. Tho others and therefore are not so expressive, were: but the* chnmbcr is seeking n Inrgr Commander Louis II. Mnxfield, of membership nnd proposes n campaign St. Paul, Minn.; Lieut. Commander for nt lonBt five hundred members Vnlcntino N. Bleg, Alexandria, Vn.; nnd doubtless it will be secured easily. Lieut.v Commander Emory Coyle, At the last mooting the "tin can" Wesboro, Mass.; Lieut. Charles G. tourist wns discussed and ns indi­ Little, Nowborryport, Mass.; Liout, cated BovernI days ago tho report of Mnrcus II. Easterly, Coluhlnnn, O.; tho State Commercial Secretaries, Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt, Seven Oaks, Association wns adopted In toto. This Fin.; Charles I. Aller, rigger, Denver, report wns to the eifeet thnt a camp­ Co!.; Maurice Lay, riggor, Birming­ site he provided nnd thnt it shall havo ham, Ain.; A. S. Pcttitt, rigger, Dick­ everything needed to mnko it health­ ens City, Tex.; Hobert M. Coons, ma­ ful, sanitary niul comfortable, and chinist, Owensboro, Ky.; /Lloyd E. that tho persons occupying it shnll Crowl, machinist, Fort Wnyne, Ind.; pay n small rental nnd thnt their stay William Julius, 'machinist, Scdnlla, ibe limited to two weeks. Mo.; Albert L. Loftin, machinist, Lnkc Charles, La.; William J. Steele, — Get your Scratch Pads from The machinist, Green Cnstle, Irnl.; George Herald—by tho pound— 15c. Welch, machinist, Bredgon, Canada. CO-OPERATION SPELLS SUCCESjl Said n wise old bee at tho close ef| tho day, "This colony business do pay. I put my money in that old bhtl that others may cat and live tall thrive; nnd I do more work in a day,I by geo, thnn some o f tho fellows doitI threo. I toil nnd worry and save off hoard, nnd all I get is my roomull board. It’e me for a hive I can nn myself, nnd me for the sweets of n; I hard earned pelf." So the old beeI flew to a meadow alone and started11 business o fhis own. He gave »»| thought to the buzzing clan, but efi f intent on his selfish plan, he lived tkel life o f a hermit free—“ Ah this k great," said tho wise old bee. But theI summer waned nnd the days KK*| drenr, nnd tho lono bee wniled as beI dropped n tear; for the varmints rob- 1 bled his Utttlo store, so he winged his wny to tho old homo hnnd, and bs I took his meals at the Helping HmM Alone, our work Is of little worth; t»*I gbthor wo nre the lords of earth; » l it’s nil fo rensh nnd it's each — united wo stand, or divided wef»M — Pittsburg Ad-Vents. __________________ ^1 |MilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|!lll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllllllllllllilllHi • Advertisements Are Open Letters ■ Written in Good Faith fl The merchant who prints, an advertising message over his name addresses YOU as much as though he mailed you a letter over his signa­ ture. • U The advertisement, or “ open letter,” has this advantage: it is brought out into the light of day. It dispels any suspicion you may have that your neighbor is being made « a better offer than the one made you. fl Read the advertise­ ments. The m erchant's name attached puts him on record as guarantee­ ing the good faith in which the message was written. fl He signs his adver­ tisements—therefore he stands back o f ^ ^ thing he says about his merchandise. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS.— Be informed on what’s in the stores. Learn where to buy better. Read the advertisements------------------- all of them Shop First in the iiiu m n ifp �Bw.WW-'’-'A •-'f- " ' " ' V1■* i* r’ ’ * ittT7.vi/-17™ ’ * T'" ft wW mm v. * * ’’v ‘ . , * ' ; ” " '-W - " TOE SANFORD DAILY HEKAJJ), MONDAY, 3Et*Ti^lJBEjU$, Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. ! All progressive movements that have for their aim the creating o f a GREATER SANFORD and SEM­ INOLE COUNTY are in accord with the- progressive policy o f this insti­ tution. Identify yourself with this strong institution today by opening an ac­ count. a form tr well known attorney o f Vir­ ginia who, on account of his health, had made Florida his homo. ______ :: PROGRESS :: 4% INTEREST PAID SERVICE, been visiting in Monticello with his grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Pulosfon. Miss Kathleen llrn'dy left this morn­ MRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, ing for Winter Pnrk whore she will Phone 217-W _ _ attend Rollins College. SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal Wight were among the Sanford folks spending the MONDAY— Circle No. 2, of the Meth­ day yesterday at Daytona Beach. odist church- with Mrs. Howard P. Smith ns captain, will meet at the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson motor­ home of Mrs. L. It. Phillips, at 1 ed to Daytona Bench yesterday. p. m. Master Frederick Daiger will enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Widemnn Caldwell left tain n number of his little friends yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville nt his home on Fourth street, from where they will spend several days ns G to 0 o’clock. The occasion being the guests of the former's father, Dr. his fifth birthday anniversary. Walter Seay. Tuesday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ tertain the members of the Seminole Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cameron nnd Bridge Club at her home on Palmet­ children nnd Miss Lilnh Murrell,mo­ to avenue, at 11:110 p. m. tored to Daytona Rcuch yesterday. Saturday—The Children's Story Hour I --------will be held at the Central Park at ('apt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell, Mrs. 6 p. m. ! C. C. Beasley and Clifford Beasloy and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dawson were a Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith nnd Mrs. congenial purty motoring to Daytona M. II. Mabry motored to Daytonn t Beach yesterday. Beach where they spent the day yes­ terday. They were accompanied home , Misses Vera I). Walker and Alberta by Master Horton Mabry who has been ( Walker, of New York, stopped over in the guest of Arthur Zachary, Jr. .this city yesterday enroutu to Tnmpn. .. • * * • Come to U s that the following Per­ centages o f Reduction from W hole­ sale Peak Prices Have Been Made Food Price* ....... ...................62% Clothing ...... - ............... ........ 42% Fuel ................... ...................24% Metals ................ ..... ............ 30% 8 boa* Building Supplies............. Chemicals ........ ........... . ....23% House Furnishing* flflfVMine. Reductions ............ .41% The period o f FRIGE; SELLING. IS PASTr-Folks have had their fill o f Shoes built down to a price. The Merchant who persistently stocked QUALITY merchandise has the best . Trade. Among smart furs there are coats that maintain their style supremacy without going to great lengths. One of these shorter mo«l*»la, which mny be made of mink, bqulrrei, sealskin or other fashionable skins is shown here. It meets nil the requirements of the new seasou. O FY SOLID LEATHER SHOES Daily Fashion Hint F A V O R A B L Y PR IC E D PEAK Q U A L IT Y VALLEY PRICES S A N F O R D , FLA SE E O U R W IN D O W BEE KEEPERS OF STATE MEETING HERE TODAY ROLLINS COLLEGE WILL OPEN MONDAY WITH FINE PROSPECTS. F irst N at’ l Bank Annex 4.4.+ 4>4.4MH.4.4.4.4.4.4.*^4'4.4.4.4.^4-4-4-}"b4-4-4'+‘>4-4-!":-i'4-4'+4*4-+4“:” H*4"f":-:-+f + V * Fertilizer Materials OAtO ■> Castor Pomace •• Hardwood Ashes AN UNUSUAL APRON To show individuality in the selection of one’s house aproiutis to prove one’s up-to-dateness, fids tlesign in pink and white check Bingham is attractively trimmed with pink ric-rack, which is htitched along the edges of the shoulder Mrnpi, holt and square neck. Thu sides are gathered to Ilie belt, while the front and hack are in panel effect. Medium sice requires \\i yards y iucli material. Pictorial Review Apron No. >>4(>8. Sizes, 36, 40 und 44 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. WINTER PARK, Sept. 17.— Rollins Mr, nnd Mrs. W. M. Thigpen nnd College will open for her .'J7th year Miss Adelaide Higgins has returned little son Billie motored to Daytona home from Orlando where she was the Beach yesterday whore they spent the on Monday, September 10, with a large nnd more eosmopolitun student guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Dick- day very pleasantly, ' body than in pruvious yenrs. The aon.) | ----------------| Mrs. Lawton, of Oviedo, nnd her oast nnd the west are both liberally Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herron and Mr. i »ister, Miss Gayle Marshall, have r e -j represented while tho middle north­ nnd Mrs, Moughton left yesterday in ,'turned from a hrief visit to Jackson ern stutes are sending the “ Rollins Speclnl" from Cincinnati. Registra­ tho Herron car for Ocalu. ! vllle. tion will begin on Monday and close NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU Mrs. Griggs and children have re­ on Tuesday, Sept. 20. The formal Mrs. Stella Arrington has returned DARKEN GRAY, FADED HAIR home after an absence of three turned from a two weeks’ trip spent opening exercises will ho held in 1 WITH SAGE TEA Knowles Hall- Wednesday, Sept. 21, months. She spent two months in Tnl- at Coronado Bench, at 10 a. m. The address will he de­ lahussee teaching primary methods Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ and theory, going from there to Mon­ j Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly and Col. livered by Robert J. Sprague, Ph.D., fully darkened, glo»ay nnd attractive ticello where she was the guest of J. II. Ithudy, of Gnincsvillc, made a dean o f the college. with a brew of Sage Tea und Sulphur. The nddition of tho heavy endow­ hor sinter, Mrs. June Turnbull. Mrs. ; Hying trip to the city today, leaving Whenever her hair took on that dull, Arrington also visited in Quitmnn, i this afternoon for their home. Their* ment last year has enabled President faded or stranked appearance, thin Gn., nnd Jacksonville. In Quitman , many friends were glad to seo them Ward nnd Dean Sprague to associate simple mixture was applied with won­ aho was the guest of Mrs. Joe Till­ again. Col. Rhudy was greatly sur- • with themselves colleague of tho derful effect. By asking nt nny drug man, nnd in Jacksonville the guest of prised at the busy appearance of highest order nnd hn sbrought to tho store for “ Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Mrs. Dickerson. She was accompan­ •Sanford, nnd expects to come hnck faculty men and women whose scolCompound," you will get a large botied home by her son Briggs who has some time in the near future. He is nrly attainments nnd Christian charac­ tletlo of this old-time recipe, improv­ ter will make of Rollins what she is ed by the addition of other ingredients fast approaching—an ideal college nil ready to use, at very little cost. for the south. ThiH simple mixture can be depended It is a source of much satisfaction upon to restore natural color nnd to the alumni and former students of beauty to the hair. the college, who number over 2,000, A well-known downtown druggist that Dr. George Morgan Ward con­ says everybody uses Wyeth's Sago nnd tinues Ids work ns president of Flor­ Sulphur Compound now bccouso it ida’s oldest college. Since his accept­ darkens so naturally nnd evenly that ance of the presidency in 1895, the nobody can tell it has been applied— growth of Rotlina has been in accord­ it’s so easy to UHe, too. You simply ance with the hast academic traditions dampen a comb or soft brush nnd nnd mnny useful men nnd women huve draw it through your hair, taking one gone out from her doors. strand at a time. By morning tho gray hair disappears; af.ter nnother application or two, it is restored to its Using elaborate apparatus, a group natural color and lookH glossy, soft of English scientists are studying the nnd booutufil.—Adv. cnuHqs of soasickness and endeavor­ ing to find a euro. Ancient Chinese porcelains cannot be duplicated because the coloring Jr/* CARPETS AND RUGS matter used came from mines that WASHED hnyo been exhausted. and cleaned at your home or we will •• Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — SH E E P M A N U R E GOAT M AN UR E •»1 And Other Materials HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & •> PHONE 536 ;;+ 4 ,M * * + + 4 + + + + 4 4 + + * 4 * + 4 * + + + + * + * + * * + + + + + + * + 4 ,+ ++‘'',HmHmM ».| 4 + + '| * 4 + + + 4 + + * 4 + + 4 * + * + + + * * * 4 + + * + + + + + 4 4 + + 4 4 + * 'H > 4 + + * + ;; Do you know what kind o f gas­ oline you are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Elm Avenue, And notice how different your Car will run when you I f you are U . S.. T ire s, a re G ood T ire s call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach DRINK Electric Washers used/—Sanford Steam Proascry, 317 1st St. Phone $60 Elder Springs Water, Its 99 98-190 per cent(pure Pho*e 81L r ran k A k ers n re to , When a hen Inya an egg In a Cali­ Compact enough to be transported fornia inventors neat) her bock is an a motorcycle, a portable outfit for sprayed with drops o f colored liquid disinfecting clothing with steam has for identification. been invented. OfTlee supplies of all kinds at The The world news the day it happens, Herald Printing Co. When jrou want anything in this line lee The Herald. delivered st your door each evening, 16c the weak. We have It or can get it. doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, and feel the need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would be wise to ‘communicate with us. Use High Grade Ice Cold *Chero Cola Free on Saturday f ;>l • Authoritative Information PROGRESSIVE TEA. The bee keepers of Florida nre meeting hero today but the program wns never given to the Herald to pub­ lish and there seems to be no dutn on just what the program will bo altho it is bound to be very interesting. Bee culture, like every other agricultural pursuit is growing in Florida nnd Is becoming very important. We hope to obtain a detailed report o f the meeting for tomorrow’s Daily Herald for the information of those who are engage^ in this great work. Many of the county agents are here to attend the meeting nnd mnny fnrmers who Miss Elisabeth Hoollhnn has return- I Mrs. R. E. Tolar nnd little (laugh­ arc interested in bee culture are here ed home after spending the summer in tt<rf Mary Elizubeth, are spending this to learn something nbout the exten­ sion of the bee culture in Florida, week nt Daytonn Beach. Mrs. C. R. Walker and ^tiss Claire Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Smith and "Walker left Friday for Winter Gard­ daughter, Juanita, are visiting reinen where Miss Walker will tench lives in Jacksonville. school this winter. t Rifr Little Dorothy Haynes returned f'" Stinday afternoon from a visit In Jacksonville, having accompanied her father, sovcral days ago. Dorothy considers herself quite a finished trnveler, having made the return trip alone. She wns the guest o f hor aunt, Mrs. Stevenson. •/ | The Seminole County i Bank ; STRENGTH AMONG SMART FURS' ^ A delightful event in church circles and a pleasing social fea*uro with tne membership and their friends, o f the Congregational church was the progressive tea given on the Heights at the homo o f Mrs. J. W. Penning­ ton, Mrs. Frnnk, nnd Mrs. Rcneau, Friday afternoon. Assembling first at the home of Mrs. Pennington, an interesting pro­ gram was rendered by a (group of young girls, nnd delicious punch was served during the hour of entertain­ ment. The pretty decorntions o f the coral vine nnd asparagus fern, were repeated at the home o f Mrs. Frank, the next stop in tho pleasant itiner­ ary. Miss Gussle Frank featured tho entertainment program at this homo with an nttrnctivo group o f vocal se­ lections, nccompnnicd on tho ,piano by Miss Charlotte Smith. A delicious luncheon course wns served by Mrs. Frnnk, after which the gay party moved merrily onward to tho cosy lovely home o f Mrs. Rcnenu, whore more music nnd readings were great­ ly enjoyed. Tho color note o f the decorntions changed here, quantities of bouganvilin being used with ar­ tistic effect. Pincapplo sherbet and enko were served by the hostss. At each home the charm of a grac­ ious hospitality prevailed, ndding just another successful affair to the many already sponsored by the ladies of the Congregational church. - (r-*~, ■ ■; . The Orlando Credit Association * A . 1* , , , , -f .f .*’ J. I* J* , • 1 ! UPost. Office Box 193 • 11- Orlando, Fla. t n" Sunbarn'id Nom U*n pits* ty of cooling I o. m in o , Heal. gmHjr.'auicklr a :' 'I .-Mr/ ..vivi �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 LTAMONTE SPRINGS has an at K fg fK l m o sphere, and so have other placIq M B es in Seminole County, but AltaIX|ot I monte’s atmosphere has the peculiar quality o f a Lodestone—it’s inhabitants may remove to other.places in other climes, but they always return or have a very strong desire to do so, and o f course there is that—-not very mysterious rear m — Altamonte’s beauty— for all humanity is drawn to beauty. Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ orable location, that her man-made beauty, combined with the natural beauty, forms the Alta-Monte that we know today. The Alta­ monte of George Frost o f Boston, o f Herman Westinghouse of the great Westinghouse Electrical Company—who were among its founders— is not the Altamonte o f today. Founded as the home o f rich men only, we now reach out for residents o f humbler means also, as we realize that riches alone do not make a town livable. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their ideal before founding their town. Therefore Altamonte’s location is the pick o f the state. Altamonte Springs has an altitude o f 220 feet—thus getting pipe filtered sea air from the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and the Gulf o f Mexico to the West, form ing that wonderful ozone known as the “ Atmosphere of Altamonte” and when combined with the odor o f orange blossoms and jassamine in season, and this combination comes breezing into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is bound to give the ailing their health, and the healthy more health and joy o f living. Altamonte Springs has in its territory hun­ dreds o f acres of orange and grapefruit groves in high state o f cultivation, and has within her boundaries five beautiful lakes with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “ A l­ tamonte Hotel” , famous among tourists all TH IS P U B L IC IT Y over the country for its wonderful cuisine and excellent management of its owners, George E, Bates & Son) is the largest o f these lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, which is jealously guarded by the owners o f the land surrounding the lake, who welcome the true fisherman with sporting ideals. The “ Altamonte Hotel” is located at the east end o f this lake, upon a bluff overlooking the full length o f its waters. Lake “ Ade­ laide” is across a park to the rear o f the hotel, and upon this lake is the “Altamonte Spring” o f absolutely pure water. The paved highway from Jacksonville to Tampa and all South Florida passes through Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ rection without leaving a fine paved road, making Altamonte an admirable location for automobilists, a fine large garage is under construction and will be open for business in a few weeks, two stores with filling stations are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a city at hand. Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa and Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Western Union Telegraph office, Express and Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ tiful shady streets o f large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, and 9 miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter Park, with Rollins College, is on the same road just five miles to the South. < The hotel is the center of social life with card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte's winter residents and home-folks are of a su­ perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ boring towns o f Longwood and Maitland are o f the same order and are fine neighbors, and are only two miles away to the North and South. . The practical side of Altamonte Springs is not to be slighted in this article, for, aside from her fruit industry, Altamonte is noted as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plumosis fern used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment o f over a quarter o f a million dollars and a payroll o f hundreds o f dollars a week. Hon. Charles D. Haines, ex-congressman from New York, heads the largest o f these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. Mr. B. L. Maltbie, o f the Maltbie Chemical Works, o f Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a ‘great future for us this winter. Altamonte has a Chamber o f Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, is always glad to give information upon request. Alta­ monte Springs has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men o f progressive ideas, but within keeping with a low millage. George E. Bates and Son are men to whom Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les­ ter Beeman has spent thousands o f dollars to give a pleasure resort for the free use o f the public, and one that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and Longwood. Altamonte Springs has never been boomed or exploited, but is now on the verge o f a growth that will not be sporadic, but steady and substantial. A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “ Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “ IT” . Numbers o f “ Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “ Altamonte Springs.” C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y T H E F O L L O W IN G PRO G RESSIVE F IR M S A N D -------- S A N F O R D----------- Lloyd Shoe Store ------------ 0 V I E D O------------- Chase & Co. 0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L. W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. R. R- Eldridge t? tt “i L S E Commission Merchant U , Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. Meisch Realty Co. Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & W heeler, Auto Edw. H iggins, Autos. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc J- E - Spurting, Real Esti Seminole County Bank Miller’s Bakery Peoples Bank of Sanford Thos- Em m ett W ilson First National Bank Wight Grocery Co WhoiLS yC ” I) P V S J fite The Ball Hnrriu/n™ r „ Hali t I C0, Q Alf ru r„ Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ig h t Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. V C n 4. a Reher Bros., Auto Painto an Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer C Shinholser, Contractor CrateB southern Utilities Co. Lee Bros., Plumbing A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Deane Turnpr r r ^ r i o o £ ! ue E Font Ba,r!??r S1,op The A llen Seed Co. S f p .S E T c f i K . t e y' W a,ker B. & n M nim .rn * ^ b le y ’sMC l CStor1Ut° 8 C N e S tCJ°ohls R f v ^ T j ™ ' Hie Yowell Cn t S S I f * e W. S. Price C o n ^ w ® Hill Im pfelent & r* ^ d ’s P u X w * £ Up- ^ Goneral Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A . Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. ---------C H U L U O T A --------J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D. D. Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, ---------L O N G W O O D --------E. W . Henck, Mayor C. W . Entzm inger M id -W ay G arage Overstreet & Payne, Groceries T. A . O’Neill, Longwood Hotel ------- A L T A M O N T E ------W a ters’ K andy Kitchen Sanford Battery Service SanfordJWachine & Fo R ay Bros.?Battery Servi Hotel Montezuma Bobbin’ s Credit Store Carter .Lumber Co. M . Fleischer, . Geo. E . Bates & Son, Altamonte H o te l. A . H . Fuller & Son, Groceries D . B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. ------------ M O N R O E ------------Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A . Osteen, Grocer �PAGE POUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 9 ,1M1 SANFORD DAILY HERALD dry purposes and fo r manufacturing plants, and for many things. Sanford should put In a pipe lino to a dear ■ m il MMtaw, 1*1 IUim Ui Arms* water lako and bring this water to •aaUrd. I M h tho city for manufacturing purposes. It would pay the city to do this, and then go after tho different factories ..Editor thnt would like to come here. San­ A J. HOLLY 1. I ILLARD-. Bacretary-Treasurer ford will never bo a real city until A. NBBL---------- G«n«ril M n i f i r Sanford owns its own plants, and this pipe line would bo a fine start toward ROBERT HOLLY, a municipal water works. Think it baouLAnov kavaoeb Phone 148 up to 8 P. M. over. »«M M.d. » mt » wm Sppll—tl— Sanford needs n golf links nnd •akMriftUa M m la Ainaw om .............................. country club. No city enn have tour­ Ate Vmtka .....a ....,*,..,.. D*llnr*d hi Oltr ij Cirri*r ists without golf links. If wo expect « M V a k .................................................... U O w l* to have tourists, wo must have the tha hie IS- la U -H « Waafcte XanU ttralf earan Baalaala Oaaaty u i la *«kUah*4 golf links. Having golf links, such aaarr Mdaj. UrtrlUlM mU* kaawa m ivyltoaUm. DtotmtU la paUUaa. P.M as we have already laid out here, fat year, alwaya la idtaaoa. would menn the coming of hundreds o f tourists of tho wenithy class, and Member of The Associated Prone tho building o f that million dollnr hotel in n Bhort time, because tho situation would demand it, nnd some of tho new peoplo would build it. Tho Are you growing with your city? golf links would solve many o f our -----------o----------present day problems of where to obArc you boosting for your Cham­ tnin money, and whore to get those ber o f Commerce? things that we need in the wny of improvement. Tourist cities get what Are you boosting for your Building they wnnt. You iinve seen thnt in and Lonn Association? every llvo city In Florida. Do you --------o-------wont these improvements, nnd all thnt Are you boosting for every good go w|th them, or not? Think about thing connected with the growing it. City of Sanford? THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. If you are doing all these things, you aro only doing your whole duty ns a real citizen If you are not do­ ing any of them, you are neglecting your duties ns a real citizen. -----------o----------Sanford is growing ns fast or faster than nny city in the South, hut we can stand runny changes ns yet. There arc so many things that we should Ire doing thnt it is difficult to know where to begin. -----------o----------Business is picking tip along every line, and the merchants thnt does not stnrt his fall campaign of advertising now, is overlooking n good bet. It is the merchant that advertises con­ sistently thnt wins out, ami of course, he should have the goods and the special inducements nil the time. We arc speaking of the merchants who nre widenwnko nnd alive,'and up to date, nnd rendy to take a chance and ready to hoct,t their trade, ------------ o------------Sanford needs n Iront bnstn filled with running sulphur water modeled after the plnn ns given out by Mr. Donnolly, some time ago. It would mean the ndvent of hundreds of ynchts in the winter, and the keeping of these boats here nil summer, where the hulls would Ire protected from ma­ rine nnlmnlH by the pure sulphur wa­ ter. It would mean hundreds of thou­ sands of dollars earning here in a few short years. It would mean every­ thing to Sanford Think about it. -----------o----------All o f which reminds us that the real way to begin is to begin, nnd in beginning, get an something tangible, make It big, muke it right, and then hammer on thnt one trig thing until It is finished. Don’t take up with nny makeshifts or "just ns good" propositions. We are building .for the future, nnd the future means a city of twenty-five thousand people In the next five years. It is nn milbitlous city, thnt we arc plnnning, nnd it will take an ambitious program to fill onr growing needs. ------------ o------------Sanford needs a steam engine for the flro department. We have the lnko at our very doors, nnd it is our most valuable nsset, although we nev­ er use it. With pipes in the lake to Commercial Htrect, the steam engine could pump water for fifty days nnd night regardless of the water works system going punk, the pipes burst­ ing or nny other calamity happening, and this steam engine would save enough In reduced insurance rates to pny for itself the first year. Think about this also. Sanford needs pure soft water, and Sanford can get pure soft water by going to one of the clear water Inkei that abound south of the city <n nny direction. The present sulphur wnter Is tho purest in the world, hut it is not the right kind of water for lnun- SUGGESTIONS Vary tho UHunl vegetables by serving Flag Brand Succotash. FOR DESSERT Try Del Monte PearH cut half inch cubes, served in icu cold cantoloupe. Or, serve chocolate ice cream in halves of pears. Deane Turner WBLAKA BLOCK Phones -497-494 REDUCING PRICES TO MAKE MORE MONEY. NEEDED; MORE "WEST FLORIDA JUSTICE.” Recently at Crcstviow, in Okaloosa county, two whito men, who, after confession; were convicted o f tho mur­ der of a man who had given them a "lift" In hla automobile along thu rand. Those men have been sentenc­ ed'1to death on tho gallowo next Fri­ day, Tho arrest, trial, conviction nnd ex­ piation of tho crime, by tho Black­ wells in thnt county, still furnishes theme for comment occasionally. Whllo crime is going unpunished, and criminals go unwhipped o f jus­ tice in other counties, justice is swift nnd certain in that part of the state. This state, and other states in the south, need more "west Florida just­ ice." Thoro Ib needed fewer ncqultnls on technicalities, fewer light sen­ tences for grave offenses, and fewer pardons fo r convicta serving a just sentence of the court. Tho Pensacoln News comments on tho Okaloosa brand o f justice meted out so swiftly nnd surely. It sayo: "The law in OknlocBa county hns been upheld. Twice in tho very recent past, Juries there hnve convicted white men of crimes which sent them to the gallows. Although the case of the Blackwells is said to have cost the county upward o f $30,000, tho Inw prevailed, nnd the crime wns expiated ■on the gallows. The Grim Reaper rob­ CONSTITUTION DAY. bed the gallows of one victim, but tho nooRc ended the career o f the other. September 17 Is being observed the Unless uhforscen developments occur, country, over ns Constitution Day, the careers o f Mnrtin nnd PonsoH will this being the 134th anniversary of he ended via the noose route the completion of the Constitution of West Florida justice is sure and tho United Stntes. Great efforts nre certain. Tho color o f n man’s skin being made to arouse n general inter­ does not deter the good citizens, the est in nnd greater familiarity with sworn juries, from performing their the grent document upon which our duties, nnd this latest case is proof government is founded. of this assertion. The Inw is upheld, Tho schools nnd colleges, the patri­ and criminals fear its application, ail otic and civic societies nnd nil clubs o f which counts well, in the Inst nnnlconcerned with public affnirs will give ysis, and the pence officera nre to he the matter due attention. But the day commended for their zcnl in this re­ would menn a good deal more if Mr. spect.” Common Citizen and his wife would When officers of the law do their interest themselves at least to the duty, when courts of justice hand out point of reading the Constitution oversentences fitting the crimes, and Here is mother taking lip the du­ when executing officers carry out tho ties of citizenship with grent nrdor, sentence of the court, then will tho and hero is fnther trying to tell her criminally inclined and the profession­ what it’s all about, and in just about al crook take up with a jerk, and face nine homes out of ten neither knowH the proposition they are against. It the fundamental principles upon NO TIME TO CUT ADVERTISING. will be then thnt, instend of a fiftywhich the Republic is built. fifty chnnce o f getting out of a pris­ The Constitution is not long. It is The head of u largo organization | on through esenpe or pardon, thoy phrased simply. New acquaintance declared the other day that he hail j will count on uxact justice being with it, or id ncqqunintnnrc renewed, decided to stop advertising because will menn fresh reason for its earnest the amount of business derived d i-I done. The murderer will forfeit his life, instead of lingering lovely In n support.—St. Augustine Record. rectly from it wns not satisfactory, gladsome land whero ho hns more --------o-------says Forbes’ Magazine. He received luxuries thnn the average freoninn. RUINED BY WEALTH. tills reply: "Are tho orders coming In It is high time to think of the Only a short time ago Roscoe Ar- from your salesmen satisfactory at rights of the people, o f humanity, of huckle whs struggling for existence, ! present?" He admitted that they em­ society, awhile instead of looking only when suddenly, as the press reporter phatically were not. "Aro you going nt the "poor murderer"*or the “ poor expresses it in his description of tho to Iny off nil your salesmen?” he wns highwnyninn." More west Florida Arbucklc "gin-jollifiicntion pnrty'1 asked. "Certainly not," he replied in­ Justice is needed in this county. The thnt resulted in the donth of the act­ dignantly. "W e’ ve got to have our Tribune is proud to list Okaloosa ress of whose murder "Fatty" is ac­ men out to keep in touch with the county ns one county in tho state cused, "the accident of girth" made trade." Yet ho hnd decided to stop where they refuse to make a farce him one of the richest members of the very thing which keeps hiH com­ and a fool tthow out of courts of just­ pany and its product Ln touch with ice.—Tampa Tribune. the motion picture profession. So it is, ns the report suys, "all tho trnde nnd the public in a far more down the glittering gold const of the comprehensive way than his sales­ LEGION OFFICIALS MAKE TOUR I-<>s Angeles motion picture colony, men can possibly do.*It Is just possi­ OF STATE VISITING POSTS. peopled by men nnd women of fium- ble that he will now change his mind. blo beginning suddenly possessed of Have not n grent many executives The National nnd State Officials of fabulous wealth because of a pretty fallen into this same mistake of cens­ the American Legion have just finish­ face, n fat physique, wavy hnir or n ing to push their products with re­ ed nn auto tour of the State covering simpering smile." 4 doubled energy nt the very time they seven hundred and thirty- bovan miles As a class they are not Inherently most need to find customers? it has nnd addressing twenty-five posts. men ami women of evil intent. But for been well said thnt no enterprise ever The Nntionn lorgnnization wns the fact thnt they possessed some j)e- reached enormous success through represented by Dr. Davis Forster, of culinr physical or other adaptation negative action, through curtailment. this city, nnd the state organization for the Hcroen they would have con­ Some of the most successful com­ was represented by Stnte Commander tinued indefinitely in paths of obscur­ panies in America are today adopting Lowry, of Tnnipn; State Vice Com­ ity, and of rcstitude and honor, each exactly the opposite course. George mander Kirkmnn, of Pnlntka, nnd in his humble capacity ns a.mere unit Eastman, for example, stiffen thnt Stnte Adjjutnnt Cheoney, of Orlan­ in tile great masses of society, earn­ Kodaks nre now hoing advertised do. ing enough for squandering in sin. more extensively nnd aggressively The object of this tqur was not only It is the same, too, outside of the than ever before, despite—or benuao for organization purposes hut to im­ film nctor’s profession; the sudden ’ of— tho decline in demand anti in­ press the high Idenis of citizenship turning of fortune has the same ef­ creasing competition. John IJ. Pat­ for which the Legion stands. Tho tour fect, by and large, rognrdlcss of the terson has announced n similar p o l-j was nn enthusiastic and successful vocation or professional status into icy for the National Cash Register one and it is felt that the efforts in which it leads. Co. The Ktnndurd Oil Co,, of New this line will make for the betterment Too often the favored one "can’t Jersey, is going nfter business more of everyone nB It becomes more nnd stand prosperity," as the saying goes; forcefully nnd spending more money m’oro known that the Legoin Is not and his precipitation into a category thn over lie fore. So nre hundreds of working for selfish alms and ends. to which he has had no opportunity other concerns managed by men of During this tour the officials pascito accustom himself by degrees, turns acknowledged foresight nnd business ed through the 300,000 acre fenced his mind into chanels of "easy come, statesmanship, paHturo o f tho Consolidated Lnnd Co., easy go" proflgacy nnd extravagance, The time to stop advetising is not which lies between Okeechobee City and before he realizes it his drenm in when orders become extremely diffi­ nnd Sehring. It is surrounded by shattered upon tho inevitable rocks cult to land and whon plants sorely throe hundred mlloH of up-to-dnto of lichnuchry nnd regretl need business to keep theni going. fence nnd contains 30,000 tick free Arbucklo, made suddenly famous If an nmbitoiun advertising program cattle. In this pasture two up-to-date because his grotesque figure nnd comi­ can Increase the percentage o f pro­ ranches o f thorough bred cattle uro cal nntics before the camera was duction even moderately, It thereby in operation nnd nre, used to broed amusing to the "movie-going" world, ' reduces the overhead per uhlt of pro- up the native stock.— New Smyrna accumulated money so rnpidlyy that |duction. Moreover, it reduces the BrGcze. • his most difficult problem wah to number of employess that hnve to he LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH spend It us faHt as It came In. Henco laid off, nnd this ought to bo u con­ sideration of the first moment in his fame ns a host at his celebrated Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at "parties," tho last ono o f which re­ times like these. About Same Hour and Minute Don’ t sit back. Sit up. Don’t give sulted in n fatality und the arrest of Sopt. 18 .......... 2:44 up. Go to it.— Leesburg Commercial, the host on n charge of murder. Sopt. 10 .................. 8:18 Doubtless, as he sits gloomily in Sopt, 20 ................. . ........ ........... 8:52 his cell awaiting tho uncertainty of N a t a i M i t a h i m n i a i n i i i Sopt. 21 ........................... 4:29 the future this erstwhile JJolly fun- 1 m Sopt. 22 ..... .t.................. 6:08 maker would freely concede thnt it Tho Sanfprd Daily and Ml Sopt, 23 ..... . .......................... 6:69 is far better to— j Mi Weekly Herald stand for IM Sopt. 24 ....... ;.............................. 0:69 — "range with humble livers In con­ X* Sanford and Seminole coun- Ml Sopt. 26 ......... . ........................... 8:08 tent. *1 ty Just ns strongly as tho IM Sept. 20 ....................................... 9:10 Than to be perked up in a glister­ Ml American flag stands for Ml Sopt. 27 ....................................... 10:11 ing grief • Mi the greatest nation on earth. Ml Sept. 28 .................v.................... 11:25 And wear a golden sorrow." Ml to Sopt. 29 ....................................... 11:65 — Atlanta Constitution. M i m a i a i a i a M t a i i i a Sept. 30 ....................................... 12:49 I Barbers of Brooksvillc have evinced their cleverness In tho way of moneygetting by reducing tholr prices to those that were established in nearly nil portions of the country before the war commenced. Thnt is, the figures made to customers arc fifteen cents for a shave and twenty-five cents for n hair-cut. As a result the shops aro now busy, nnd are, of course, making more money than at the higher prices. Tho raising of tho prico of shaves to twenty-five cents drove many a man to the use o f the safety razor. The ordinary man who had been hav­ ing the barber shave him threo times n week for forty-fivh cents reasoned thnt he could buy a razor for almost nny prico he desired to pny—and nfter that- his shnves would cost him nbout one cent ench. Tho sh op ,b e­ cause of this fact, lost tho whole six. When haircuts went to fifty cents tho man who hnd boon having his capil­ lary growth shorn nbout once in two weeks, concluded that ho could just ns ensily go two months as two weeks — feeling .that he couldn’t afford the half dollnr; consequently, in place of ono dollnr In two monthq tho barber received fifty cents. Bummed up, the barbers o f Brooksvlllo figured twelve shnves nnd two ^haircuts.ench month would totalize their receipts ,at four dollars tho month at the reduced price, while tho higher prices would bring thm in on the reduced patronage about soventyfivo cents every two months—because of the "home lather.” Barbers, like men of other callings, are in the business for tho cash re­ turns—but too often allow thought­ less fiction to lessen their Incomes nnd theirnggrognte ereccipts. A rcnl sagacious merchant would prefer to sell ten articles nt n profit o fn dollnr each thnn to make one snlc nnd net five dollars. That is why they nre clever advertisers— to make what is termed n "quick turnover.” Barbers are ns march entitled to the same methods as nre men in other cnlllngs —hut few of them are careful adver­ tisers. They should be— especially in these days nnd times.— Kissimmee Gazette. \ After A ll what better aim could a bank have than to render good ser­ vice to its patrons? In our desire to make this an in­ stitution o f service, we are do­ ing everything within the realm o f good banking to assist in the betterment and up-building of this city and section. 1 First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whitner, Cashier PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the N am e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS C O N T R A CTORS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA B A T T E R IE S FLORID! Sanford Construct’n Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Pinnes nnd Specifications ChecrfiBj Furnished Battery Troubles to U s AH Work Guaranteed W* I pmUUm on XI*0trie*! Work aal 00a fir* 70B d*soad«bU Mrtloo.. H. T. PACE P, 0. Hoi HI BKIMO TOOK WZ ALSO KATZ COMPETENT ktZCHAMtOa roz OVZORAUUKO YOU* OAK Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractor! Sketches and Estimates Fm; m Company Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” building too large and none toe n i l ------ALL WORK GUARANTEED— ~ W ilson & Shorey Pine and Garland Sta„ Orlando, FU Sold and Serviced by PURE WATER Edw. H iggins, Inc. Elder Springs Water H aight & W ieland 99.98% PURE Phone SU-W Sanford, Fk GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L ESTATE E. F. Lane L O R D ’S PURITY , W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BBST Daily Service SANFO RD I’hont III NOVELTY WORKS Real Estate and Insurance V. C. COLLER, Prop. Phone 95 JJ___ Geo. W . K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD •:* FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDM 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fk TRANSFERAL The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS* requests all young women desiring employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transfer Nntlonnl Bank. Storage Facilities If we please you, tell other*; » ** AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman tell ua. Phone 498 Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $ U 0 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Eaat First St. Sanford, Flo. W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ ­ IN G W O R K S 0. O. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES W lih t Brethei* .)!< • Z u ild lw Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Bolter Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bonda in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned GILL0N& FRY , ELECTRICAL Contractors �. ____ In and A bout * & The City <* # * >•(A,; # # # Summary of the Pleating Snail Taika Socclaetly Arranged for Herald Reader* # # # # to college must have now outfits and their going away means much to sll the business houses of Sanford and they should got busy and go after tho school business. P A O rflY l ’ W ho. W. P. Townsend, of DcLnnd, wns In the city Saturday transacting busi­ ness. our T a ilor * SANFORD’S TEMPMATURE THE WEATHER For Florida: Fnir tonight nmi Tuesday except probably rhowera in extreme South por­ tion. # * F,|| is coming although it may not |sc«m s rr THE SANFORD DAILY' HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1921 •0P 'k Mention of g«tter* 1° Bdef Poroonni •fiBlareal •US .... ih'X • T,kvr ’ ■fP’ZT. Vi)T o . _____ Tom Martin spent the duy at DnyBeach yesterday. F n. Fennell was n business visitor l,tre Saturday from I’nlntka. R R Allyn, °f Tampa, spent the end here at the Montezuma. R. K. Allyn and Snm Murrell Hpent |tto day at Duytona Bouch yesterday. Howard Smith and Fred Wight Lnt the weekend at Daytona Beach. It seems much cooler and the early .nornlnga arc cold but the old bulb aecmB to have takon hia stand on the 00 mark and bulleivc me, he will prob­ ably ntay there until we havo that equinoctial gale to chnnge the weather around to where it should bo. How some do ever we wiah to rise nnd re­ mark that the hot weather cannot lust'm ore than three months longer nnd we will probably be dried on the stem by that time nnd will not care whether school keeps or not: r>:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER 10 Maximum ......................... 00 Minimum ........................... 07 Rnhge ................................ 70 Barometer ....................... 30.17 Unin, trace; calm nnd elenr. If you can’t get a perfect fit out of the Michaels-Stern and Campus Togs lino, then you need a tailored-to-order Suit. Don’t put out the extra cost of a special representative, let our man do it. He works right amongst you, the year round and the reason he is giving satisfaction is because he uses the celebrated— Horton Mabry nnd Joe Caldwell have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent the week end as the guests of Arthur Znchnry. A card will bring us to see you.— Sanford MattrcBB Co. 148-7tp ED. V. PRICE LINE It is difficult to get the daily papers to ovory subscriber every night, but we aro trying our best. Boys will be boys. of tailoring. There ore tailoring houses thnt have been trying to duplicate the Price way o f doing business for years— but they are far fronj it yet. Once you try one of their suits, you are their customer for life. Enrl B. Paxton left today for Col­ lege Station, Texas, whore he has ac­ cepted a position ns Instructor of electrical engineering. MAKE US PROVE IT. YOU’ LL IJE SATISFIED OR COSTS YOU NOTHING Have your watches nnd jowelry re­ paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class watch nmkors. Prompt service. 140-tfc The big to ulates brings school opening may not seem most people, but it really stim­ business in many lines, and many new people to the city. s w f f f r ///j r f s o /m /r c k L Sanford, Fla. The children will soon bo starting Ito tchool and they are needing so I f any things. Messrs. J. It. Stewart nnd It. A. Turhcun, were among the successful fishermen at Daytona Bench on Sunof Mr. nnd Mrs. K, K. Gore. Mr. duy, bringing home a big moss of Sam Murrell lenvea today for De- McGraw has charge o f tho Linotype large fish, crabs nnd shrimp. jm l where he will enter Stetson Uni- Department on tho night side of the Orlando Morning Sentinel, which po­ ItOOFING, Rod nnd green slate sur­ Tersity where he will study law. sition ho has held for the pnHt ten face, 3-ply $3.25 per square. Tiger The merchants that prepnre for tho yenrs. brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75; Lhool opening will he doing thp chil1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address Mr. Nagels, representing tho Dnn- M. E. Ginn, Box 391. [dren a favor and themselves a favor, 139-2fltp iel Millor Co., of Baltimore, is in the Ialso. city today calling on hi» local custo­ Reports from tho business centers today say thnt building materials are Mr. and Mrs. I’. I\ McGraw, of Or- mers. falling in price. It fact, they are much Jlando, spent a few hours In the city And then our boys nnd girls going cheaper than they were Inst year nt Knnday afternoon visiting at the home this time, and it is up to every one to build and build now, If possible. Sanford needs - tuny homes and many houses nnd ninny store buildings nnd many improvements. SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS WE EAT TOO .MUCH MEAT WHICH CLOGS KIDNEYS. THEN THE BACK HURTS Most folks forget thnt the kidneys, ike the bowels, get sluggish and clog­ ged nnd need a flushing occasionally, ^ W(> ,|nve ,,nckache nnd (lul, miM. Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for leas than 25 cents, and positively no classified nda charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all ordera. Count five worda to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A L E FOR R E N T ery in the kidney region, severe head­ FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR RENT—Several light house­ potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A. keeping rooms. New and clean. 117 aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, Brumley. 131-tfc Laurel, 144-tfc acid stomach, sleeplessness nnd all Many new people are coming to sorts of bladder disorders. FOR SALE— 1021 Model Ford Sedan FOR It ENT—6 room cottage, good lo­ Snnford every day. We should put our You simply must keep your kidneys at $550. This is a bargain. Seo us cation. See E. F. Lane, the Real city in line shape to receive them. active and clean, nnd the moment you ’ at once.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc Estate Man. 152-2tp We should also give them the glad feel an ache or pain in the kidney FOR RENT—Three rooms and sleep­ hand nnd, if possible, hnve a place region, get ubout four ounces of Jnd FOR SALE— Modlum sizo safe. Ap­ ing porch nt $12.50 per month. Seo ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth for them. If all the buildings need­ Halts from any good drug store here, E. F. Lane, the Real Estate Man. Streot. 04-01. ed rould be built hero at once, we tnkc a tnblespoanful in n glass of wat­ 152-2tp FOR SALE— Lexington, 1020 model, would lmvo a population of twenty- er before breakfast for a few days FOR RENT— Comfortable rooms, fur­ at $1250. Looks good und is in A -l flvo thousand people this winter. nnd your kidneys will then net fine. nished for light housekeeping. 318 This famous salts is mude from the mechanical condition. Terms to suit Palmetto Avo. 149 6tp. 144-tfc Tho enrrier boys on the Hcrnld in acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ you.— B. & O. Motor Co. the main are good boys nnd they are bined with lithin, nnd is harmless to FOR SALE—8 -room house with all FOR RENT— Part of store, nice win­ dow spaco. Apply Hornld office. modern convenience, excellent re­ honestly trying to get tho papers to flush clogged kidneys nnd stimulate 15Q-3tc every subscriber every night. If they them to normni activity. It also neu­ pair. Private water works, in desirfail let us know it nt once nnd we will tralizes tho acids in the urino so it no nhlo location. Keusont*ble terms. Ap­ FOR RENT— Refined couple desiring two nice unfurnished communicnttry nnd straighten it out. Wo. want longer irritates, thus ending bladder ply to Owner, 510 W. First Streot. 110-tfc ing rooms for light housekeeping, with you to get the Dally Herald prompt­ disorders. Jnd Salts is harmless; inexpensive; FOR SALE—Buick Roadster nt a bath, lights nnd city water, close in, ly. makes a delightful effervescent lithiabargain.— B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc call on Mrs. G. II. Smith, 301 Pnlnietto S. M. Lloyd says thnt if one goes wator drink which everybody should FOR’ SALE—One heavy duty two- ave. out of town a few hours it is difficult take now nnd then to keep fffeir kid­ wheel trailer in good condition. In­ FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Apply 1004 Elm Ave. 152-tfc1 to find his house again ns the new neys clean, thus avoiding serious com­ quire nt Ford Garage. 143-tfc homes are being built over night and plications. FOR Single, furnished room, A well-known local druggist says he FOR SALE— Stable manure; enr lots. close in. Gentlemen preferred. J. tho entire fnco o f tho city is being Good dry stock. Price $7 p.ir ton, f. M., care Herald. 152-2tp changed. It is almost that, good nt sells lots of Jnd Salts to folks who be- o. b. cars, Sanford. Chase & Co. lievo in overcoming kidney trouble that nnd we hereby give Mr. Lloyd 151-tfc. while it is only trouble.— Adv. W ANTED tho silver handled shoe horn for first FOR SALE— l form ennnor nnd sovprize. erul dozen jars. Very reasonable. SALESMAN to cover local torrtory, W. W. C. Smith, of Ocnln, spent Address “ E. II.” care Herald. dh-tf selling denlcrs. Gunrunteed salary Saturday here at the Montezuma. “ EXIDE" BATTERIES, the Giant of $100.00 week for right man. Tho FOR SALE—A sped enr. Guaranteed thnt lives in n box. We enn now fur­ Richnrds Co., 200 Fifth Avo., New WEEKS WEATHER 75 miles an hour. Will exchange nish six Volt Bnttorics at $24.50. Wo York, N. Y. 147-Otp for a touring car. 1000 First West. buy, sell, cxchnnge, recharge nnd re­ Forecast for the Period September 150-8tp WANTED— Hemstitching and pecotpair all mukcR Bnttoricp.— Rny Broth­ 19 to 24, Inclusive. ing, also ordera for all kinds o f FOR SALE 8 hives of bees. In good ers. Phone 548. 150-tfc South Atlantic nnd East Gulf condition. Sec A. E. Dobbins, 325 pleating. 124 Palmetto Avo. 140-fltc 133-Sat-Wed-Ot Henry MyLaulin hoH returned from Stntes: Generally fair, except widely Service Shoo Shop. n trip to New York nnd other big scattered locnl thundershowers; nor- d u m b e r PRICES ARE ADVANCcities where ho spent some time se­ mul temperature. There are no indi-, , NG_ Tho buil(|er mny stUI Kot thc lecting new nnd up to date silver and cations at this time o f a disturbance advantage of low building cost by submitting schedules to us and gotting with months of strenuous work are China nnd all kinds of beautiful goodH ( in the West Indies. dircct-from-mlll-to-bullder service. nearly here. You should tnke pains for hi» jewelry Btore. Mr. MpLnu- j NOTICE Our long leaf yellow pine and Tldcwn to find out whether your children’s tin says thnt he will have something ( to show his customers when the now j Will the party who broke into C. ’ tur cypress, manufactured in best mills eyes are normal. Has school work goods arrives for tho holidny trade A. Reed’s house Sunday night, bring insures first quality nt lowest pos- nnd reading strninod your boy's eyes? nnd for the regular trnde ns wall. Imck tho can goods and other HtufT, >slblc cost consistent with good ium- Poor eyesight, undiscovered, mny re­ Watch the Dally Hornld for announce­ nnd save trouble, ns thoy were seen |>or—less middlemen’s henvy profit.— tard a child’s whole progress in life. GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Porry, nnd are known. ments. TOM MOORE Florida. 138-c.o.d-13tc REDUCED PRICES ON OLDSMOTRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids OPTOMETRIST— OPTICIAN FOR SALE—Second hand Underwood MILES AND TRUCKS 32x4 Mi ..........................................$27.50 Phono 162 , . , , „ nnn typewriter. In good condition. Ap- Office Opp I’ , O. 34x4 Mi ........................ ................. 31.00 t« £ *!r0PI“-‘<! ......... X ............. * 200 [||y^ t Hcr„|,|,______________ HQ.tf.Jh All other sizes uny make in propor- Olds 8 dropped ......................... 100 tlon. Get our prices before you buy.— Oldsmobilo Trucks, Chassis ....... 1095 FOR SALE— New cottage, n little better thnn tho usual run. Two bed Pickling and Preserving N. II. GARNER, Dealer Ray Brothers. Phonq 548. 150-tfc 152-2tc rooms, sleeping porch, well located. Worth your investigating.— A, P. Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of Sanford, Connelly. 149-4tc. PRINCESS PRESSERY hns nrrivod.in Orlando, Mrs. Barnes The Prlpcess Pressory Is opon in FOR SALE OR RFjNT— Plano In good will take over the management of We have the the'Jefferson Court this wfntor, beblast. Wo have a professional I condition: Phone 103-J or address ginning October 1. Mrs. Herbert »klrt pressqr, dyer,, tailor, ulterer nnd, p 0 Box 352> 149-atp Wichtendnhl,.who ha* been thc very nlI,.kG>W M,^ancy work. Satisfaction j popyla'r manager o f the Court,up till fOarauteed. Place under new man-, W)ARD_ AND ROOM- Private fnmCall 47fi,| By- 719 Oak Avo. 151-7tp this time, wll ltnko tho management “ goment. Quick servico. . nf the Lakeland FOR’ SALE’ — 50,000 Cauliflower apartment Snn,ordT Br» nch Mrs G W Wa ors.l -P lw t. at $3.50'per 1.000A-W. Bl M ason, Sure-Seal Jars of, the magnificent new apartipent houxo now under construction at. Lake S ” ™ , ■ M * ’ ’ Hickson, Celery Avo.-' 148,-flip' and Glasses: nhf'nn Sha will Manager. 101-hSip,---------- i , ------- L __.----=----------------!----1 Dot on Wnat West Colonial Colonial Orlvo. Drlyo. Sh*.w|ll FURNITURE FOR SA L E - -Ona.,4» iY II • be loented thero after November 15. ■■ ■* See our line o f In tho matter o f getting morsels i burner Fiqrenco Automatic 11 — Orlando Sentlijel, from tho pork barrel, congressmen sto.ye; one dlping room table.and four, Stone Crocks, Coolers, frequently swap nn Aye for an Aye. j chairs; twp twin Iron beds with mat., Middy 'W ash Suits,; _________ _ tress; one 4-h'olo wodd stove; ono I«Ui Churns, etc. SCHOOL DAYS iave ju st received a carload o f these cars ALL ARE 1922 M O D ELS ' quipped with the famous Ansted Motor, six wire wheels, •>extia tires, windshield wings, front and rear bumpers, on and rear snubbers, trunk rack and trunk on the rear „ °. snec*al equipment that goes to make this the most out.'V L nutomol)Ho on tho American market. The Lark fm-m lSStS nnj thing under $4,000. Is unequnlled in perlormnnce, durable and economical. Oct a Demonstration and Y ou ’ll be Convineed that the L A R K has no equal five i!" ma,a irnmetHato deliveries of the Lark, the regular broil tlle Model T.sQven passenger and the Thorore(,< Al«° closed models. B & 0. M o t o r C o . SANFORD, FLORIDA SFMiv/v DI8TRIBUTOR8 FQK 1KE’ MARI<*N. VOLUSIA, BREVARD, ORANGE AND.OSCEOLA COUNTIES i TIME STONE JARS $2.50 to $4.00 values, as Ions: as they last at 98c. — Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ ing Co. 162-6U: N e w . E ra i t fr ln te r y , G . B a s s e tt S ftiilh , P ro p . 1 COMMERCIAL AND' JOB PRINTING a 'r s r i s s i W t plant cottage on First street; l^Sditp fOll'-'BALE^-A pair o f young, black | mare mules, at n bargain;' Phono '166. 152-tfc HARDWARE CO, :fv ... < 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 1921; <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/1073e6025eafc82673ae325ab327d036.pdf 21cebecfbb6271a7ba2154a9cbe5464c PDF Text Text Sanford “City Substantial The S anford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME II To Stop Mayor From In­ terfering With Plans First Photograph of the ZR-2 Disaster SIR ERNEST 8 IIACKELTON LEAVES FOR ANTARTIC ON EXPLORING TRIP. / INCOME TAX HAS BEEN CUT BY SENATE Repeal of Income Sur­ tax Of One Per Cent on In com e MINISTER SPEAKS --------------------- “ City Substantial’ NUMBER 151 (By Tbs AuosUUd Pratt) LONDON, Sept. 17.—Tho small ship "Quest," on which Sir Ernest Shackloton will explore the unchnr0 tored section of the South Atlnntlc, IN INTEREST OF KLAN IF MAY* Pacific, and Antartlc seas, left OK CAN HE MUZZLED BY Thames today on her long trip of INJUNCTION . two year's voyage. (Br Th« AuocliUd Frau) LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 17.— Dcdaring their Intention "to stand on our constitutional rights of free assembly and free speech,'* organizers of the Ku Klux Klan in Louisville today are preparing to seek an injunction restraining Mayor Smith from carrying out his announced intention of pre­ renting the meeting scheduled for tonight. Reverend Caleb A. Rid­ ley, prominent Baptist minister of Atlanta, Ih scheduled to speak In the Interest of the Klan. * VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 KUKLUX KLAN TO PARADE IN LOUISVILLE TONIGHT WILL SEEK INJUNCTION TM« OVER 5 THOUSAND AND LESS THAN $6,000 WHICH MEANS ORDINARY INCOMES * Tin* ZR-2, n imiHs of tangled cinders unit canvas, limiting on the Humber ut Hull, England, one-halt' hour nfter tin* Inigo (llrlgtMo broke In hull' amt foil, a llory mass, into the river. Rescuing parties are making efforts to extri­ WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Repeal cate the bodies from the wreckage. of tho income Burtax of 1 per cent on net incomes of more than $6,000 and less thnn $6,000, was agreed upon yes­ RETAIL FOOD PRICES terday by the senato finance commit­ (■r Th* AuoflltUA Prtu) tee. Reductions also wore made in n INCREASED IN AUGUST PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 17.—Throe number of brackets up to tho maxi­ 4 PER CENT IN FLORIDA. unmasked robbers held up Sells-Floto mum of 32 per cent, previously agreed circus treasurer last night at Van­ (By Th* AiucUUd Frau) upon. couver, Wnsh., and obtained between WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Retail The new rates ns ngrecd upon by $28,000 nnd $30,000 In cosh nnd drifts, food prices increased on nn average the committee, follow, $6,000 to $8 ,­ according to police reports. of 4.3 per cent in August compared 000, 1% instead of 2 ; $8,000 to $ 10r with July prices, according to figures 000, 2 %, Instead of 3; $10,000 to $12,­ made public today by the Depart­ KII.jRANE-FRUSH IIOUT 000, 3%, Instend of 4; $12,000 to $14,­ ment of Labor. Statistics compiled 000, 4% instend of 6 ; $14,000 to $16,­ tfiL L BE PULLED TODAY nre from reports of fifty-one cities. 000, 6 %, instend of 6 ; $16,000 to $18,­ FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION. D iso rd ers in Belfast, Prices increased four, per cent In for moro with the building removed 000, 0%, instend of 7; $18,000 to $20,­ Concerted Effort Will than it would with the building on tho 000, 7% instend of 8 ; $20,000 to $22,­ (By Th* Auoclitod Frau) Many Are Wounded Jacksonville. lot. No one wants these buildings 000, 10%, instead of 9; $22,000 to $24,­ In Street Fighting CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.—Johnny LOCAL THUNDERSHOWERS Be Made for Greater except for salvnge nnd they are of no 000, 11%, Instead of 10; $24,000 to Kilbanc, featherweight champion, nnd FOR FLORIDA NEXT WEEK. Sanford use to the owners nnd Sanford will $26,000, 12%, instead of 11; $20,000 (Br Tbt AitocUUd Prtu) Danny Frush, meet here this after­ never bo n renl city until tho City to $28,000, 13%, instead of 12; $28,­ BELFAST, Sept. 17.—Two boys noon In a twelve round bout for the (By TIi* AuocUUd Frau) Commissioners make a clean sweep of 000 to $30,000, 14%, instead of 13; wounded during serious disorders in championship, tho first championship WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Gonerall the frumc buildings on the princi­ $20,000 to $32,000, 16% instead of 14; Vore street district here laut night. bout for Kilbanc In five years. Bet­ ally fair wenther except for widely pal cornors of tho city nnd make it and $32,000 to $34,000, 16%, instead Troops rushed to the sceno and ono ting ranged from ten co eight In fa­ scattered local thundershowors, nnd man who interfered with them receiv­ vor of Kllbano *o even money. The normal temperature Ih the forecast OLI) FRAME BUILDINGS IN BUSI­ dean, showing neither fear or fnvor of 16. when they start. With building ma­ Individuals having incomes of $34,­ ed a bayonet wound. Several arrests (fight begins at 4:40 o’clock central for Florida for the week beginning NESS SECTION OF SANFORD terials and labor coming down tho 000 or more would pny under tho new were made. . time. ARE STANDING MENACE Sunday. owner of a good corner in Sanford can schedule at the saiqc rates as at pres­ get monoy to erect n suitable building ent, with all those whose incomes ex­ DUBLIN, Sept. 17.—Enmonn DoThe City Commissioners at their if he desires it or he enn sell tho ceeded $66,000 pnying nt the maxi­ Valera conferred with the Sinn Fein last meeting gave notice to the own­ property for a good sum of money mum rate. cabinet here yesterday In nn effort to ers of the stable property ut tho corn­ and make much more thnn he can by Treasury experts informed tho com­ find a way out of the difficulties Into er of Park avenue nnd Second street holding it. mittee thnt tho chnngcs in surtux which the Irish pence negotiations to tear the building down or have it have fallen. ---• No public spirited citizen of San­ rates would entail a revenue loss of torn down as it had already been con­ ford or any other city will stand in approximately $18,000,000. News that Premier Lloyd George demned nnd wns n menace to public tho way of progress. American taxpayers have waved had called olF the proposed pence con­ health and to other property in that more thnn $116,000,00 by employing ference .it Inverness because the Sinn Meek In many ways as well ns being General Charles G. Dawes as director loin insisted upon entering the parley Palatka News Says That NORWEGIAN STEAMEP FORCED TO RETURN n sore eye to the public. It may seem of the budget for the last three on the basis of Irish indcpcndenco ON ACCOUNT OF FIR E .!hnrd to property owners to be told monthr. Old Time Route Should caused great excitement here. _____ [that they must have their property That $116,000,000 will he saved Responsible Sinn Fein leaders said Be Opened to Traffic (B) Th* Auoouwd Bran) ( itorn down but there are many extenthrough measures introduced by they believed that, despite the dead­ SAVANNAH, Gn., Sept. 17.—The noting circumstances in connection Dawes that enn be reduced to nctunl lock, there would be n further ex­ Richard F. Adams has a number of Norwegian steamship Bjerst Jernob with such orders. The property re­ change of notes. figures. photographs of Palatka's water front Jorson, which sniled from this port ferred to has heel) in a dclnpidntcd But, besides, Dawes has set up hnlf The negotiations were not ended by In thoso dnyH when freight for near­ last night for Hamburg, caught fire condition for years. It was used for a dozen economy measures nnd re­ the premier, and the Sinn Feincrs ly every section of Florida was nt Hen nnd was forced to return here livery stable purposes in the days CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS forms that will result in tho saving look for n further interchange of brought to this port and then either TO TAKE THAT MANY today nfter boing badly dnmngod. when the livery stables seemed to be of unealculntcd millions n8 time goes communications before it is dotermin* Hhipped further by light draft boats ALONG the principal industries for they were on. H whether the Irish armistice shall or by overland "schooners." Not less always plnced on the principal corners POLK COUNTY CATTLE oe broken olf. It in the purpose of President Geo. than n dozen schooners nre to bo GROWERS ASSOCIATION of the towns. Other cities have gone W. Knight, of the Sanford Chamber Will Procure Dirigible seen In somu of these pictures, nnd OFFERS BIG BEWARI) through tho same process of condem­ of Commerce to have nt least one hun­ some of tho later oneH ocenn going nation proceedings. It is only a ques­ (By Tho Auoclitid Prill) dred mumhors from the Sanford From Germany Now to Htenmers of the smaller size are tion of time when such buildings must BARTOW, Sept. 17.—Polk county Chnmber of Commerce visit Orlando Replace Ill-fated ZR-2 shown. cattle growers association has offer­ cither be sold to pnrtieH that will tear Tuesday, September 27th. The secre­ With the widespread movement to then) down and build structures suit­ (By Th* AiioeUtoil Pr*u) utilize the splendid waterway for ed n reward for the arrest and con­ able to the growing needs of the city tary of the Orlando Chamber of Com­ viction of persons who slashed half a WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Pro­ evnding tho constantly mounting or they must build on them nt once merce has again inquired the number curement of a dirigible of the Zepplin mile of fence near Brewster Thursday freight chnrgcs of the railronds there themselves. In the event that they | " h° w.ould 7 , ,’T 1 .h in every prospect thnt Palatka will night. It iH believed the incident is cannot build on the property there i s , thu 0 r ,,ndo Cbn," b®r ° f Co|m1morc“ ifl type from Germany, if possible, to re­ another chapter in the no-fence fued place the lost ZR-2 nnd continuation and do not REPRESENT ANY again nssumo its importance as the always a« chance to Hell sell nt a good fig fig- p~ P nr nf °n 1nt dato, “"d hns bccn of the constructio nof the ZR-1 now in thnt section. • SOVEREIGN STATE OF advised that there would be one hunhead of deep wntcr navigation in in­ ure and they do not stand any loss by building nt I.nkehurnt, Now Jorsoyv IRELAND terior Floridn. At the ship by water the orders to demolish the buildings. dred from Sanford. It is up to the were recommended todny to President local organization to return this visit conference at Orlando Tuesday night Such structures are fire traps that Hardy, Secretary Dcnby nnd Secretary In lDy Th» AuoeUUd Frau) D. C. Marlowe, one of the largest are a standing menace to nny city. with the same enthusiasm and in larg­ Weeks by tho official Nationnl Ad­ er numbers than on the occasion of rcnlvi ’"f*' s '!PL 17.—Lloyd George shippers at Sanford, pointed out that Fire starting in one of these frame visory committee for aeronautics. fro 'n 'u " I,y t0 n com,m,nlcn\lon deep water vessels could transport buildings will often burn up a town tho banquet recently held in Sanford. k! , ra HayH t0 rece,ve Sinn freight from nil ports to Pnlatkn and and cause untold dnmngc and proper­ The Orlnndo people nre preparing a BOILER I1LOWS UP ' ^ e proposed confur- It could be lightered or put on barges ty loss to men who have erected fine wonderful reception for their guests KILLING TWO MEN. Z : : n,,!re"entot|vwi of nn inde- from here to points below Pnlatkn. buildings near them. It is not fair to from the City Substantial nnd nre During the Inst few years freight ( II AMHER OF COMMERCE w i u the men of Sanford who are striving constantly nsklng that ns large a « ™ * ii i i r and 1" ’ official recog'm M (By Th* AMorUUd Frau) HAVE PRIMARY trannpprtatiAn on tho Ocklawalm riv­ for a greater city to allow these build­ number ns possible come over from i >n (,t In land's sevcranco from er has been almost entirely abandon­ MOORE HAVEN, Fin., Sept. 17.— BALLOT Sanford to holp make the affair n th ings to stand. This Is the d«y of pro­ J. I. Spooner, foreman, nnd a negro SU C C 08H . saVs o"ig, s domains. ....... Lloyd George ed. Orange Springs, Bay Lake and Due to the resignation of F. F. Dut­ gress nnd those who cannot progress The Hpirit which wns evidenced by fireman wns killed when a boiler at ni Die Iri I i^i ,,H LeVnlorn insist that other small points logically dependent ton, recently elected governor of the should make way for tho people who the Orlando boosters on thu occasion’ munll saw mill at VonuH, exploded reproaeni l.‘‘ UKntc" Hh°ulcl confer ns on this waterway for transportation, Sanford Chnmber of Commerce, an­ can and will progress. of their visit is one that ennnot help Thursdny afternoon, according to be­ have boon using the Ocklawalm Valley other election for his successor hns *°vereign , 7 * ? ! lnt,cpendcnt nnd At the same meeting the building but be productive of results. Already lated advices received hero .today. poaaihio ° th° conforonoe in Im- Rnilrond, but ns the abandonment of been called. that stands nt the corner of Second thoy hnve shown their willingness to Spooner’s body will bo' sent to Colthn trond is at Icnst in tho range of The seeretnry'H office hnH sent tho street and Oak avenue nnd borders on co-operate nnd had a Inrgo meeting quit, Gn., for burial. The mill receiv­ possibility soma provision will be membership n ballot and it is request­ the A. C. L. tracks wns condemned. when the Sanford Chnmber of Com­ ed very littlo dnmngc. made for serving residents in that ter­ ed that they ho returned before 7 p. U'aders in League V* ,r,’, “ *•*“ *‘i?" '" 'a ^UJ “" w are­ merce called for the organization of a ritory with freight. Nick Wimberly, m. Monday, Scptcmbor ll)th. Scores for the Week nn experienced river transportation In selecting n governor it is asked house purposes for many years but permanent Ship by Water Committee. on nccount of its poculinr location is If wo want to see our water front de­ SIXTY-THREE CONVERSIONS man, Is nlrcndy making his plans to thnt the members give particular a t­ MADE IN TAMPA REVIVAL c iii(’A("(,Th\ A“ r “ ud- * « > • resume traffic on the river in tho tention to tho qualifications necessary not fit fo r anything in the business veloped get in wifh tho Orlnndo boost­ le*dcra „f . S‘‘p ’ J7— Individual ovont of tho discontinuance of service for n man to successfully sorve on the line nt present nnd would really mnko ers through whose co-operation widor (Br Th* A«*ootAt*d Frau) up ,(> and i.. i rIw^°r Lon®uo Knmos on t!)o Ocklawahn Valley nnd will governing board of a live commercial a fine little park if the city could a f­ roads butween thu two cities will boTAMPA, Sept. 17.—Tho closing -battersUd W°JneBtlay were probably use the Carmichael boats for organization. These qualifications are, ford to purchase it for this purpose. come n certainty. These nro tho days meeting Inst night of two weeks’ re­ «roit. ;; 8 Ar r can: i i ^ a n n , d 0. this service. These old buildings thut have Borv- of co-operation through organizations Civic prido, or nbsoluto faith in the vival conducted hero through tho Louia, 40|’ uat 0nBl’ Hornsby, St. Tho suspension of service on the future of Sanford; willingness to a t­ od their purpose nnd nro now a men­ to further accomplishments. When thq young peonies union by students from National 2 ru"8~ Bnb‘5 R»th, Ocklawahn would also mean that tho tend rcguinrly tho meetings of tho ace to the city in mnny ways should organizations nro alert .and efficient theological schools, resulted in sixtyRuns scored \ N°W Yorl‘. 22' Wilson Cypress Co. would rnft their Bonrd, and one whoso, standing in tho oil be condemned, tho owners allowed they ro-nffirm tho trito expression threo conversions, twenty-five of a sufficient timo to build or sell thorn thnt in unity there is strength. logs on the river, nnd tho nctivity business community 1b recognized. N*«onnl. l l e V a X ^ " " ’ RUtH whom pledged themselves to life ser­ Fill out tho postal card which the vice in thq ministry and missionary Thq membership fist which is ap­ nnd in tho event they cannot then they along that stream might put over tho plan which originated nt LeeBburg pended to tho bnllot contains . tho should bo torn down for thoy nro in secretary Is Bonding you arid return it work. Conversions during tho two tho m ajority of cases no source of about' wlrndn ^ PnrtlL'8 W,U several years ago to have the govern­ names of a great many mon of this profit to the owners as the land is promptly. Tho members will bo nd- weeks announced as 406. visod subsequently of full details bo ,s doubtful if A B th° wnr* hut “ ment spend a million dollars in mak­ calibre. The newly elected governor much more valuable thnn the build­ that thoy can bo governed accordingly. will, upon entering his duties, find a ing It more navigable. Tho approprfaThe country would be hotter off If lh° ■ '••PPlng hoMd,P WlU brag ab° Ut tlon wns actually put through tho sen­ volume of work before the Board of ings nnd the owners are paying high­ less attention was paid to tho rail­ The ate hut through tho activity of Repre­ Governors, which upon itr successful er tqxes fo r the land than the rents Plans hnvo been perfected for the roads and more to the American will bring them In roturn. m°n Earned q W JM a{to* sentative Freor, who showed that tho culmination, will mean a great deal to farmer. white way for tho. town of BradenIt is not a hardship on the owners tonnage wns ^onitfnntly decreasing the City of Sanford. producor nre « n L f Ie | WT , ' 0f com- nnd would not Justify tho expendi­ Ballots received nfter 7 p. m. Monof these buildings to tonr thorn down town and they will soon start coni Produced ,e,n 0iitho “ “ For office supplies, stationery, etc., day evening will not bo counted, for In every case tho property a6lls struction. ture.—Palatka News. come to tho IJerqld office. Robbers Held Up Cir­ cus at Vancouver Last Night, Took $30,000 THE CITY COMMISSIONERS condemnjcertain property AND ASK FOR DEMOLITION A CLEAN SWEEP COULD USE 0CKLAWAHA RIVER FOR NEW MOVE SHIPPING BY WATER ONE HUNDRED TO ORLANDO SEPTEMBER 27 LLOYD GEORGE SAYS DELEGATES MISINFORMED GOVERNOR TO BE ELECTED NEXT MONDAY �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1021 KEEPING UP NOT IDEAS ness”; also a Comedy /• : ••• :\v*- I SUMMER DAYS WILL SOON BE OVER things are going down, it’s easy to mistake a difference in price for what is really a differ­ ence in quality. O ur clothes are same fine grade o f style and always. In choosing . It has been a busy summer even though it was vntation timo and wo face tho winter Benson with tho greatest and brightest prospects for n most prosperous year. Our busi­ ness and your business is increasing, Sanford is growing beyond expectations of tho greatest boosters, conditions ore bettor," Floridn is tho most prosperous statu in the union. Now is the time to think of the proverbial "rainy day.” Save your money while you are making it. Rank it with the bnnk thnt insures your deposits. * Start your bonk account today. T h e W in t e r Season Is A d van cin g # § > n r ir ty S r a t t b (U ln tb c a you eliminate the hazards which usually attend a reactive period. A liberal choice o f popular checks, tweeds and herringbones for you to choose from . | S E T R E A D Y F O R B U S I N E S S T H A T I S COMING The Peoples Bank o f Sanford * 4 0 to * * * * * * * * * * * LAKE MONROE Sanford Shoe & Clothing RESULTS YESTERDAY Fnrmcrs nre getting seed beds American l.entrue ready for nn early cYop of lettuce. The At Philadelphia :i-0, Cleveland 1* celery beds are green and thrifty und At New York lO-l.'l, St. I.ouis 6-5. plants large nnd a good stand. Cab­ At Roston 1 , Detroit 5. bage is also sown for an early fall Others not scheduled. crop of that vegetable. Truclcors are hopeful of good prices for their pro­ National League duces :his fall nnd winter. At Pit'sburg .'I, Roston The fololwing composed a pnrty to Conditions of colonies compared with quality of crab grass of which there Daytona Reach for a few days out­ A; Cincinnati II, New York S). At St. Louis 2, Rrooklyn 1. normal strength and hcnlthfulnress is snid to be several varieties. All ing: Mr. nnd Mrs. Dnn Tnlbert, of At Chicago .1, Philadelphia »i. Is 01 per cent. Condition a year ago kinds of stock like it, and it 1s no tho East Side, Messrs. Ren Lake, J. was 80 per cent and the fourt-yenr trouble what ever to grow it ns it R. Murphy, Henry Miles, Miss Linda Southern Association average condition at this time is 00 comes up of its own accord after cel­ Miles ami Thelma Lake. They re­ At Mobile 2-7, New Orleans i)-3. per cent. ery, peppers' or any crop is gather­ port a very delightful time nnd tell of At Chattanooga 2, Atlanta 3. Condition of honey plants is 78 per ed. The weather hns been ideal for tho big thirty poting bass enught at At Rirminghnm 2, Nashville 4. cenj compared with 80 per cent a hay this season, ns the rains earlier the inlet. Also they sn\v a tarpon At Little Rock 4, Memphis 5. year ago and a four-year avernge in the summer made it grow nnd the nomo five or six feet long up the Hullcondition of 01 per cent. . dry Weather later, was fine for tho fax near I’ort Ornngo bridge. American Association gathering of It. It’s a poor stick of .a A crowd of the young folks stormed At Louisville 7, Indianapolis 1. farm er who did not save hay here this Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs at their home St. Paul-Mlnneapolis, rain. season. Just look about nnd seo the Friday evening nnd spent a very Others not scheduled. plcnsnnt time playing games. Delight­ hay stacks on every farm. Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany and Mr. ful refreshments wero tnken nlong, ChnrleH King, of Molenn, Mo., is International League here looking nfter his property he re­ and Mrs. C. S. Chorpening nnd young nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Jncobs also passed At Tnrboro .1, Syracuse 2. cently purchased, tho Hayden place, people, spent Sunday nt Coronado around the "goodies,” so everybody At Jersey City II, Newark 1. felt very much pleased nnd enjoyed on Ueardall avenue, nnd expects to Reach plcnicing and bathing. At Ruffnlo 0, Rochester 11. A. Corpany, C. E. Corpening nnd tho occasion very much. Mr. nnd Mrs. come here to reside but the recent Jncobs nro very hospitnbl? and every South Atlnntic A s s o c ia tio n death of his wife hns altered Ids Carl Chorpening were over salt wnter one receives a henrty wolcomo in their plnns. fishing a portion of thin week. At Churlottc 8, S p a r t a n b u r g H­ home nt nil times. At Greenvillu 5, Augusta 10. Mrs. George Townsond, of McllonMr. ami Mrs. R. L. Garrison, of Mrs. E. Stafford nnd son, Rush, nnd At Charleston 4, Columbia 3. Fort Reed, have bought the ten ncru ville nvenuo, is at home nftor*Bcveynl Mm. Nnt Stafford and childron, have improved farm of W. L. Henley on weeks spent nt Daytona Dench, ns returned from n visit to Macon, Gn. Virginin League Richmond avenue and expect to mnko guest of relatives nnd is much im­ Miss Lilly Miles hns returned to At Newport Nows fl, Suffolk 3. proved in health. it their home. her home in Louisville after visiting At Portsmouth 1, Richmond 3. Ernest Hodges is here from Tam­ Miss Linda Miles and brothers. H. Steel nnd sons, of the Celery At Norfolk 1, Wilson .’I. avenue store, have bought out Mrs. J. pa to visit his mother, Mrs. Toon. Miss Elenor Roily has returned At Tnrboro 7, Rocky Mount 5. Mrs. Ed J. Mulligan, of Green home nfter spending the summer with C. Moore’s grocery stock and rented the store building on Celery avenue, Cove Springs' in here visiting' her her grnndparents in Cleveland, O. Fable: Once upon n time a nab')* and will conduct a first clnss cash parents ,Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vnughn Misses Annie nnd Mary Walinsky fought for its rights and won, » nnd friends. * store. Miss Mnmio Steele will be in hnve returned to their home in Wis­ took only the rights it had f°u* charge. j The present dry weather is very consin after nn extended visit to their for. Mr. nnd Mrs. John G. Leonard! are bad for the growers just now, ns so unclu, Mr. Gullatzie. Henry Walin­ very pleasantly settled in their new much water in needed for seed beds sky, thdir brother, who is also here, The list of things John Bull h*514 home on South Cameron avenue. The nnd wetting up fields for plant set­ accompanied his sisters to Jackson­ worry about doesn’t include the house hns been almost rebuilt, many ting. Many wells throughout the ville, but returned in n few dnys. Tho petition of tho American mere *alterations made and fine new porch­ celery deltn hnve gone dry, thoso who Misses Walinsky were indeed charm­ es added- making a very comfortable hnve engines use them continually ing young ladles and they made many marine. home. which causes many wells to quit flow­ friends while hero. To prevent’ automobile* bae ir Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Wynne, jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Cameron have ing thnt would othorwiso continue to down hills, a ground gripping * returned from scvoral months stay at flow nome. More engines nre being daughters, MIbscs Roberta and Josetachmont, almost automatic in °r Rostwick, nt tho Cameron ranch. installed as fast ns enn bo nfforded. phino visited relatives at Mt. Dora. oration, haB been invented. . Adelphia Kromburg, Dus Hawkins, Mrs. Mnmio Robinson nnd Mrs. There were threo littlo showers the Ethel Diggers were out from town lnttcr purt of InBt week that cooled tho nnd Cecil Dales spent a day at PnyAn electrical process ha* been tonn intely. recently visiting their fnthor, Fred air nnd were greatly appreciated. v/>loppd in Germany for coating 0 Charles Dales was at Leesburg on Cowan nnd family. ono side ofn sheet of metal wit business last week, Charles Drnddy was nn over Sunday Tho exports sny that a man should Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabun spent guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Jake Miller is confined to hi* h° . McCaaklo, on his way from Goorgia kins his wife not hi6ro thnn threo Sunday*at Chuluota. suffering an attack of malaria. Mrs. Wainwright attended tho Daptimes n day. Tho majority of husb­ to Lakeland, to tako a position. ' Dorn to Mr. oi\d Mrs. Jack Re tist D. Y. P. U. meeting at Chuluota 1 no largest amounc of hay evor and, if this is true, should increase Monday night. son Tuesday, a girl. tijL ____ __ gathered in East Sanford has ___ boon rather than decrease their osculatory Dorn to Mr. and Mrs. WilH®"1 Marney Lyons continues very ill at put up this season nnd of tho best *activities. his homo here. a girl. , *77'cHome o f Snricttj Irani) (EUitlu'ii FLORIDA CITRUS CROP TO SHOW SLIGHT GAIN OVER LAST YEAR, ACCORDING TO LATE ESTIMATES GAINESVILLE, Sept. 14. — Tho crop report for Florida for Septem­ ber 1, issued by Sam T. Fleming, sta­ tistician of the bureau of crop esti­ mates follows: Citrus production will exceed last year’s by a small amount. Field crop prospects are improving for corn, Held peas and velvet beans. Deterioration in condition of sweet potatoes, rice and sorgghunt is shown. Peanuts, hay and other crops show little change from a month ago, with prospects ranging from fair to good. Production of the citrus fruits is estimated at 111,000,000 boxes. Last year’s commercial crops was 17.’l,200,000 boxes, in round numbers. Most of the anticipated light in­ crease will be in grapefruit. The tangerine crop is short compared with last year and production of limes will be lowor thnn usual. Over the citrus belt conditions aro highest on the west const; decidedly spotty through the central higghland section and rather pessimistic in South Florida, especially on the lower East Coast. Condition of corn, •field pens and velvet beans have improved as the season draws to a close. Yields of corn and peas are showing up heavier thnn Indicated by early reports nnd velvet beans, while pot yet mntured, have made « good growth of vine nnd are blooming and fruiting freely. Sweet potatoes are turning out unsatisfactory yields where harvesting is in progress. Vine growth hns been good but the potntoes nro not there, A small white fly has been very much* in ov deuce pn the potato vines but ^ o rte rs do not state what damage it is doing. Rice harvesting Is In progress, Condition i snot up to usual and light yields are anticipated. Sorghum for syrup was aiTected by dry weather at a critical time and production will be less than usual. Farmers are cutting hay under gen­ erally favorable conditions. Local damage from rains is reported. Pro­ duction will be under last year on account of the reduced acreage. Peanuts, chufas and other field crops are maturing with condition which promise satisfactory yield over most of the statu. Pecan production prospects are much bette rthan for .a year ago. Condition is 70 per cent of normal' compared with 40 per cent at this time last year and 70 per cent in 1011). Nuts are opening and harvesting has "tasted on a small scale, The number of hogs on hand for fattening is only ninety per cent .of the number on hand a yenr ago. This decrease is In line with a national tendency and is also due in a measuro to the change in this state from common to graded stock resulting in a smaller number of better animals ,,n the average farm, Production of wool js estimated at 05 per cent of last year. Sheep rnlsing and the production of wool In Florida has bee non the decrease for some yenrs. The ipio federal census showed ifl2,000 pounds; production In 1020 is estimated at 157,000 pounds find for the present yenr, 150,000 pounds. Estimntes for 1020 and 1021 are subject to revision. . The average yield o fsurplus honcy per coIony ^ (latu , BMtimj|tcd at ;,fl pounds. LnBt ycftr thoru wnfl a 8ur. plus of 28 pounds. Tho four-year average at this time is (12 pounds. f : SPORT WORLD * * * * * * * * * * * * EAST SANFORD �V ft T i " W ' ■; • ■r i- ■- j'*f. >rtA •' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 PAGE TWO * * * * * * * * Progressive movements, foster­ ed by progressive individuals, are invariably productive of results. GENEVA ******** SKIRTS ARE UNCHANGED r Mr. nnd Mrs. Dock Wilson, of Tnmpn, nro visitors nt tho Flyna hotel. All progressive movements that Mrs. Wilson is n sister of P. N. Sto­ have for their aim the creating of ver- who recently died. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Moran went to a G R E A T E R S A N F O R D and S E M ­ Now Smyrnn Sunday to meet his IN O L E C O U N T Y are in accord with brother of Miami on his wny out west on account of tho hentth of his the progressive policy of this insti­ son. Mr. nnd Mrs. C’lnud Rnulorson was tution. in DcLand Saturdnyy on business. * Mr. Fred McFnrlnnd came homo Identify yourself with this strong Wednesdny from Benton, Ala., whore institution today by opening an ac­ he hns been working nt the saw mill for the past seven months. count. Mr. Lognn wnB in Sanford Tues­ 1 day on business. P. N. Wnkeflold wns In Orlando Wednesday. ^ \ chicken pie supper* will be held nt the town hall Fridny, Sept. 10. i, i ; t- am: er id a .vies lor sepnnite Mrs. Bnllnrd nnd son, Homer, and skirts designers nppenr iiicJIned to Mr. I. W. Provntt, wns shopping In el well enough alone, .T he new Util­ >♦♦♦♦ Snnford Snturdny. ity skirts for winter nre stlil made *>L Clnrn Hnrrison returned homo Wed- striped or plnld ninterlnls, and are usu­ SERVICE PROGRESS STRENGTH nesdny from Min mi, where she hns ally plaited either III box or side \ r/o INTEREST PAID been visiting her nunt, for n month. plaits. Their reseinbhiltce to summer Mr. Bnrber nnd Man Frnzell ran skirts ends when fabrics are eonsht < i* * 4 * ,|.+ + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 These an* heavier and ill warm, into ench other Wednesday nfternoon •-red. rich colors. in front of tho Flynt hotel. No one tit !l p. m., nt the homo of Mrs. L. R. wns hurt but the enrs were torn up * * * * * * * * * * Phillips. pretty badly. ^ All members are requested to bring thimbles, needles nnd thread nnd their IN HONOR OF MASTER MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor. work, ns thnt the nrticles enn be finBILLY BALL. _______ Phone 217-W ___ ished for tho bnznnr which will be * * * * * * * * * * held soon. ClnHS No. 2, of the Holy Cross SOCIAL CALENDAR church- entertnined very delightfully HOLY CROSS CHURCH. PICNIC AT STONE ISLAND. nt tho home of Mrs. A. D. Key, their SATURDAY—Tho Children's Story The full winter schedule of church A merry crowd of picnickers went | t ^ h c r i n compliment to Mnster Hour will Ikj held nt the Central Rc^icvs will beheld at Holy Cross over to Stone Island Thursday after- m ||ie ^ wh” has "recovered‘from Pork nt 5 o’clock. church, Park nvonue nnd Fourth noon nnd received a royal welcome by , ^ rpccnt MONDAY—Circle No. 2, of the Meth. „ „ ... . . ... ,, ,, „ i i, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Commons, the Ali sorts of games denr to tho street, on Sundny September 18th, tho odist church with Mrs. Howard I . . . . ..... ....... , .. .... . , king nnd queen of the islnnd domain 17th Sundny nfter Trinity. will meet at .the, and. where . .. . - „ children's hearts wore played on tho Smith as captain, 1 . .. they nre monnrehs of all Low Celebration, 7:80 a. m. a t J .. u, , , | . , lawn, after which ice crenm nnd cake home of Mrs L. R. Phillips, * they survey. Stone island is only a Church School, 0:45 a. m. p. m. short distance from Sanford hut it is were served by Mrs, Key assisted by Church Service, 11 a. m. Master Frederick Daiger will enter. much longer by road going via the Mrs. A. Raymond Koy. Vesper nnd Addresses, 8 p. m. Members of the class who enjoyed tain a number of his little friends 09,cen fcrry nml the Enterprise road. • Mrs. Lucille Aspimvnll Tnkach- so­ a t hi» home on to u rti .street, r°m ^nrlved nt the picturesque spot tho this pleasant afternoon, were: Billie loist. Mrs. F. S. Munson, organist, T» to (I o'clock. The occasion be nu quests pnssed several hours in con- Ball, Martha Fitts, Henrietta Ed- nnd Mr. A. II. Stone, choir nuister. hiH fifth birthday anniversary. versntion, fancy work, games, 'stunts' wards, Morris Hanson, Jack and Everyone is always cordially wel­ playing croquet and wandering over Ainslee Robson, nnd William Mor- comed to Holy Cross Mr. C. H. Mann, president of the tbo fnrnj where Mr. Commons has r'H,,nCitizens Blink of Jacksonville, nnd Mr. somo fjnL, hreii iiogs, cattle, chickens CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. GIRL SCOUTS HAD Joel II. Tucker, of the firm of Stnck- aad fronts. To all our members and friends I CAMP FIRE LAST NIGHT. land, Tucker & Travis, also of JackAbout six o'clock the official bnrboDo not forget thnt your presence is sonville, nre in the city, and are very cuers, John Leonard! nnd Joe Ilnll needed and will he appreciated nt nli The Girl Scouts have returned from much pleased with its growth, started conking the big steaks over of the services of tomorrow. We -------the hot coals thnt had been burning their camp at the R o y Scouts' cnrnp have a good Bible school, hut your ntHorton Mabry and Joe Caldwell for some time. The steaks were laid grounds. Theywent out yesterday lundnnco and help will make it a betare spending the week-end nt Daytona on n wire grating right over the hot \ afternoon withDr. and Mrs. Goo, t .r one. Try and get an early start Dench, the guests of Arthur Zachary, coals and the savory odors that went Hyman and Judge nnd Mrs. Schelle nnd be with us nt 9:45. You will [up from this favored spot broughtout ; Mnlnes, nnd hnd supper In the woods hnve a cordial reception. At tho Mr. nnd Mrs. G. F. Smith and Mrs. some tremendous appetites and when on the shores of Silver Lake, where morning sermon hour, Mr. Burhans M. H. Mabry, willmotor to Daytona the long table hnd been laid with ev- the hoys have one of the host camps will continue to present thought on Bench tomorrow, where they will cry kind of good things to eat the in the state.Tho Girl Scouts are subject of "Regeneration." His sub­ great big steaks came on steaming spend the day. good scouts, ail right, and hnve no hot nnd so delicious that they would fear of snakes or red hugs on their ject will be "God’s Revelation of the E. Ilaltz, of Camden, Ala., was reg- almost melt in the mouth and many camping trips. They thoroughly cn- Mystery of Life," No thinking man istered at the Montezuma yesterday. them melted right soon. It is safe | Joyed their camping trip and will go need grope in thcdnrk or stumble upon the pathway of life. There i sillumi-------to repent what some of the picnic par- j „Knin ns soon as possible. natlon for nil honest hearts. The Madison, Fla., wns reppresontod l>' «»*<! “Her returning home, that -----------------------Christian Endeavor meets nt 0:45 nnd here yesterday by W. A. Mickler. they “te morc steak nt Stone Islnnd MISS MARDRE RETURNS. _____ than they ever ate before. An hour will bo glad to see you. At the night Mr. and Mrs. C. A Miller, of <>r Int,rt' “ftl'r tht-‘ big.crowd had startMiss Sara Mardre has returned to service there will he shown a large Springfield, HI., are spending some l’“ting Messrs. Rail nnd Sharon Snnford after nn absence of several number of very beautiful stereopticon views illustrating old famllinr songs. time here at the Montezuma. wore n,iaflCl1 and ^ nt, her .home In Alabama _____ discovered in the woods near the months . . Hpent . , , . Tho message will ho of interest, es­ rnniiiim, ....... ,.r „ i..' nnd “he also visited many points in Mrs Lamrlev nnd son am Master ,, , nnd, ithc Cnrollnns. ^ ,, mrs. F i. II u. liangiej aim son, sur ^ ‘ ^ tut witli a part of, a , steak . . >inGeorgia Miss pecially to men. The truly nmhitinus Frank- left yesterday for Daytonn 11,1 11 k 8weet Potnto ,n Mnr,jre j„ the accomplished organist man is the one In closest touch with Beach, where they will spend ten lhe other, both sound asleep and m ak-, rl " J* n„ ^ Jesus Christ, nnd who sees things days at the Brinson Apts ‘"K fum,y . h<1!! Hint sounded like aa,, . tnc . pl81. nas from His view point. You can get the 1 ■ nn(l n> “iso irtl_l I ► * * | T h e Sem inole C o u n ty ij B an k. SOCIETY THE CHURCHES to hnve her “W " ■»'" «" "»><« »<■* Hfo count. You hotter, hear About it. Wo will he glnd to have you with us. I b«7 on thU .nWo knd Vh„. T l........ - l non In M r. lot", T t.rA.iy uud M l.. Vlr-- ih0 !">■* In M Snnfonl AA.tr ginin Brady, left yesterday afternoon Floridn Produce Co. eigurs were bet- 1 for Jacksonville, where they will . .. . ,, ,, , BALI.—BROWN. ... . . in i tcr tll“n tho best, the cuttnge cheese apend the week-end. They will also ()f st()ne , 8ln|U, can|e from *0WH thnt apenil several days nt I'ah o Beach hm, been t,atin(t bnnnnnB and Mr8> A wedding which came as n great ore re urn ng tome. Martin was a real live "Model." surprise to their many friends was ... „ , „ , . I About eight o’clock the pnrty came the marriage of Miss Mnrrie Frances Misses Esther Mi Her and Marjorie holI)B ,n thc mo(H1|1(tht voting Mr. Ball to Richard Hently Brown, which a>, wire among le - an on pi o- and ^jrH Commons thc best king and took place in Eustis yesterday. Mrs. pie attending the dance nt Daytonn (|Up(?n in n|j tbu world,nnd Stone Is- Brown left yesterday morning1 to ny oven nff, ,Inncl the ideal spot for a real picnic. visit her slater in tfissimmeo, but in~~ I Among those present nt the picnic stead she and Mr. Brown wont east Mrs M. II. Mabry and son, Horton, were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. „„d wore married in Eustis, owing to who have sppent the summer at an(i Mrs. Fred Wight, Mr. nnd Mrs. parental objection on account of their Chautauqua, N. Y, have returned Kictley, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball, youth. Following the ceremony the and will he tho guests of Mr. and Hodgson Ball nnd MerryFrancis,' young't-ouplc left for Virginia where Mrs. G. F. Smith for the winter. (Daphne Win.bish, Sara Wight, May they will spend several dnysV " Holly, Mrs. l-.ndor t urlett, Mrs. Eich- 1 Mrs, Brown is the youngest daughSenator and Mrs. Park Trammell tier and Mr. and Mrs. Chits. Phillips of (cr <)f Mr nmj MrH ,j G |jn|| is were the guests of Mr. and Mrs G. Geneva; Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard!, highly accomplished ami numbers her M. H. Mabry, Mr. and Mrs. James Sharon, Mr. nnd friends by tho scoro, yesterday. I Mrs. It. J. Holly and Mrs. T. C. VlnMr. Brown is a rising young busi­ jeent, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Martin, Mr. ness man of *his city. nn« Mrs. «nm Sam Younts, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Miss Lottie ® na1 O'™Yountz, Percy Mero, j The numerous friends of this young Caldwell, Mrs. Wtdoman Caldwell, | ^ ««»>' Mrs. Blackman, Mr and M rs.'coup,c jo,n |n wUhit,K them UV(>ry Margaret nnd Franklin Bennett nnd ,JaraC8 Magt‘c un<l Mr- nntl Mr“- Con‘- happiness In their married life. Briggs Arrington, wero n congenial (mon8, party motoring out to Crystnl Lake I t^lum H°lumnly vowed that PREMIUM SALAD yesterday where they spent tho af­ this would not be the Inst picnic party ut Stone Island and the picnic season ternoon. DRESSING is just now on nnd thc most beautiful L. P. McCULLER spot on Lako Monroe is at its best in Mrs. E, D. Mobley, Mrs. M. II. the early fall. Bowlor Misses Martha Fox and Mable Bowler, nnd Meade Fox, Hpent tho Small Size, ................ MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT nfternoon ver pleasantly at Crystnl for Tho following announcement has bake. 147-6tc been received hero by friends of Dr. Lr .8,ze:.......... 45c : 20c Mr. nnd Mrs. Widcmnn Caldwell leave tomorrow for Jacksonville whore they will spend several days nn the guest of the latter's fathor, Dr. Walter Seay. Jogger, who hus been here sovcrul seasons on government experimental york: Mr. anil Mrs. Anson P, Fisher an­ nounce tho marriage of their daugh­ ter Gertrude Inez, to Mr. Ivan Claude Jagger, Thursday, the 8th of Septem­ ber, 1921, nt Cunnstota, N. Y. BAPTIST SERVICES _ Sundny. Sunday School, 0 :.'!0. Sermon, "Man’s Better Half, 11 n. m. Young Peoples, 7 p. m. Sermon, subject, “The Working Man," 8 p. m. Dr. Hyman will preach; Mrs. Maincs will play the organ in thc morning, and Mrs. W. E. Betts will sing. Miss Sara Mardre will play nt night, and Mrs. Glenn will sing. Use High G rad e G A S O L IN E U. S. Tires are Good Tires Frank Akers lire Co. ■ . * Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday ^444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444+ COAST LINE IS PLEASED WITH AUGUST TRAINS. W. J. Craig, passenger trnlTic mnnngor of tho Atlantic Const Line, ndvises tho performance of *trnins num* " hers 85, 8-i, 80 nnd 82, was perfect ns to Icnving initial tcrniinnl, main­ taining schedule nml arriving s t ft mil terminal, 100 per cent, of efffTiciency nml on time. Thc performance of trnins is a record that the company is proud of and speaks volumes for the condition of tho tracks, motive power nnd thc efficiency of operating offic­ ials und employes. "This performnqci? is notable for numerous rennons," said Y. It. BenzIcy, district pnsaongcr agent, with general offices here. "This apparent­ ly seems to he the season of uncer­ tainty and with tho perfect perform­ ance of five trains covering a period of thirty days, the Atlantic Coast Lino hns demonatratedthnt its em­ ployes nro thoroughly organized. But the public enn rest positively nsssured thnt wo do not Intend to stop with tho August record. Our enthusiasm is increasing nnd unless n combbinatlon of cireunistanccH interferes wo will duplicate In September nnd like­ wise in October nnd succeeding months." Tho record performance of all pas­ senger trains operated by the Atlant­ ic Const Line for the month of Au­ gust, nnd the record for punctual schedule performance wns 00.4 per cent, which is 1 per cent, hotter than that of July.—Tampa Times. State Road Depart­ ment May Condemn Daytona Wood Bridges Evidently because of nn Ultimatum delivered to B. L. Armstrong, head of tho Concrete bridge, by Governor Cnry A. Hardee following a visit of n local committee to thc chief executive last week, the concrete bridge was today opened to traffic after being dosed for four months. The orders to open the concrete bridgo wns co-incident with n visit to the Triple Cities by Major Chas. A. Browne, chief engineer of the state road department, and his assistant, James A. Mortland, who Tuesday af­ ternoon inspected the three bridge! spanning the Halifax river between Daytona and Daytona Bench. The state eiiginero-will make his report direct to Governor Hardee and the contents of the report will not he known until given out by tin- gover­ nor, It is safe to assume, however, that both wooden bridges will lie con­ demned, ns they nre stilted to be in a deplorable physical condition and un­ safe for the modern day traffic ilemauds. It is said that the concrete bridge is also rapidly deteriorating.— Daytonn Daily News. 2 cans Pineapple, while Oyj. they Inst, per can..... L. P. McCULLER 117-5te Tho world news the day it hnppeni, delivered at your door each evening, 15c tho week. ► 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444+-H -H 4 Information If yoti aro doing business with Bankers, Merchants or Individuals in Orlando, or Or­ ange County, nnd feel tho need of informa­ tion concerning the responsibility and cred­ it standing of your customers, it would be wise to communicate with us. The O rlan d o C redit A sso ciatio n Post Office Box 193 Orlando, F la . CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES. U 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + + * Tomorrow, the 18th Sunday after Pentecost, nt All Soul’s Church, ser­ vices as follows: Mass nt 10 n. m. Sermon: Text taken from that por­ tion of one of St. Paul’s eplstlcB ap­ pointed to he rend for thc day. Benediction after Mass. Weck-dny musses until and includ­ Have it made at home. Pick out the kind ing Thursday nt 8 n. m. of material you like and how you want it Ember days next week: Wednes­ ■ day, Friday and Snturdny. made and we will do the rest. StrnngcrB welcome. Sittings free. : That New Suit CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Subject: "MATTER." and cleaned at your home or we will call for and deliver. Hamilton Bench Electric Waahera used.—Sanford Steam Presscry, 317 tst St. Phone 500 Sunday School...10:00 a. m. Church Service--.1 1 :00 a. m. CIRCLE MEETING. Circle No. 2, of tho Methodist Scientist are sure that cheek-tochurch, with Mrs. Howard Smith as For office supplies, stationery, etc., cheek dancing is doomed. Thoy Hny captain, will meet Monday afternoon' como to the Herald office. women are growing whiskers. Do you know what kind of gas­ oline you are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st. and Elm Avenue, And notice how difterent your Car will run when you Women’s Club Bldg., Onk Ave. All Aro Welcome. PRICES FROM $ 3 0 UP . ---------------- TERMS: C A SH -----------— ED.RANDALL Second Street Sanford, F lo r id a Maker of Fine Clothes for Men �•- T V / / * V P H ;* ./TTW THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 RESOLUTION ASSOCIATION FLORIDA MILK EXTRACTORS PA G E TH R EE !*— G H E T T O ’ S QUUGA DHIN A TURK F«z and Baggy Treuiara Qlvs Naw Resolution declaring for law and or­ York Drink Vender Potential der within the City limits of the City Oriental Atmoephere. of Sanford, Florida; and Denouncing b s Un-American, Undesirable, Harm­ Picturesque on hot days among ful and Detrimental to tho best inter­ upper East side peddlers Is the Turk­ ish lemonade vender, says New York . t.pvT IN MIAMI ON SEP- est of tho Community, any Persons, Sun. He may be merely n native Associations, Orders or Corporations, 20m AND taking or Attempting to take into American In disguise, but be adds to 21ST. file Interest of what might otherwise their own Ramis the matter of ad­ be u commonplace occidental trade by «„nt 17.—Officers of the ministering Law and preserving Order going about garbed like a Turk such Mm MDniry Association nrd vrork- within tho City of Sanford, Florida, as children ure familiar with through fourth nnrnint con- or elsewhere, without duo authority of the pages of their geography books. Across his hack rests u tank as long Law. W whtch wlU I® *»u h' rc on us his body, und held up by u thick WHEREAS, it has been brought to VCn t,rr 20th and 21 at, the lnrgcst the attention of the City Commission strap slung over Ills right shoulder S t t of i,s klnd cVor h°ld ln th ' 8 of the City of Sanford, Florida, that and under his left arm. A sort of Sum Browne belt encircles his wulst, " S e Hotel Ta-Miaml will bo hoad- certain persons acting upon their own except that where on the Ham Browne for the dairymen, having initiative and without due authority of belt would be u place for bullets he qU8LV very low rate for the occas- law have attempted to regulate and has receptacles for glasses. You ask jon^ond the hotel auditorium will bo mnnuge the conduct of certain per­ him for a glass of lemonudu. lie The automobile firm of Haight & Magee will in the future lie known as HAIGHT & W1ELAND—G. A. sons within tho City limits of the City hows to you, and In so doing oper­ „.,,i taT the meetings. Wiciund having tnken over the Interests of J. F. Magee in the old organization. ates a mechanism which spills from The dairy farmers are beginning to of Snnford, and The three cars comprise the lines of nutomobiles handled nnd nfford a wide rnngc of prices nnd models WHEREAS, the laws arc made and the tank, through u hung hole near realize that it will be necessary to to suit every taste and every pockctbook. the bottom, some Ice-cold lemonade, band together to help that great state should bo enforced by tho proper au­ which falls into u glass he holds In The sturdy little OVERLAND delivered in Sanford at $698 defies nny kind of competition in ita class. wide movement to take the (range) thorities; State, County and Munici­ his hund. As the liquid nears the Tho stately W1LLYS-KNIGHT—delivered in Sanford nt $1715 has the only type of motor In the world pal; and bull out of politics so Florida can s op top, he straightens up, hunds you the WHEREAS, the attempt by indiv­ thnt actually IMPROVES WITH USE feeding the cattle fever tick and the gluss, and you give hlui two cents. iduals to tako into their own hands A more frequent spectacle Is that The HANDLEY-KNIGHT with its wonderful motor nnd exquisite lines makes nn irresistible appeal to range cattleman. . . A n u m b e r o f bankers have signified the administration of the law and the of the Individual whu Is continually the discriminating buyer. "Hclser arhus, helser bubth e ir in te n tio n t o b e present to get a regulations of the life and affairs of crying: Come in and let us tell you WHY thcBc KNIGHT motored cars are the bent investment in the automo­ b e tte r u n d e r s t a n d i n g of the import- citizens within tho corporate limits of has." He Is declaiming, In Yiddish: bile world. "Hot pens, hot beans." His heating the fclty of Sanford who are amen­ ance o f th e d a i r y industry, with a contrivance Is In a four-wheeled cart able to tho ordinances of tho City of view to h e lp in g t h e dairy farmers in ^ E R V I f E —^ ur STATION Is In charge of Mr, Reaves Sims, who knows automobiles in* Sanford, and to the laws of tho State he pushes by hand. For one cent he th e ir c o m m u n itie s . IjL lIV V I L L side nnd out, nnd who can give you prompt nnd efficient service on any make of car. gives you a small bog, for two cents of Florida, which conduct of said in­ a larger bag, and for five cents he F o llo w in g is t h e program: Drive nround nnd make Mr. Sims' acquaintance—you'll come ngain, we know. dividuals so attempting to take over sells you enough to give you crumps. T u e s d a y M o r n i n g , Sept. 20th» tho management and control of mat­ The presence of the "Hclser arhus" I) A T T I 7 R f l i \ ! — nre now «<IuiPPw* *° fUv<? you the very best battery service nvailuble in SanA d d ress of Welcome. D / i l I L I U F a J ford. We carry a full line or HARTFORD BATTERIES and parts. Our Bat­ ters they have no authority or right mnn Is a signal for the kids of the R esponse, tery room is In chnrgc of Mr. Harry Beckham who comes to us direct from the EXIDE factories and to regulate, is injurious to the public neighborhood to ran to their mothers A p p o in tm e n t of Committees. who doesn't have to GUESS about your battery problems—he KNOWS tho trouble nnd the remedy. L o c a tin g t h e oBarder Cows—Prof. generally, is contrary to the Consti­ for pennies. G. H, W illo u g h b y , College of Agricul­ tution and Laws of the State of —Mr. Beckham is also a GRADU ATE WELDER and will give you the kind of ser­ Florida nnd to the Ordinances of the LU N G BATH SOM ETH IN G NEW tu re , G a in e s v ille . vice you need on that emergency welding job. How I Feed—Alf. . Nielsen, Lox- City of Sanford, nnd is it bad example to others, NOW THEREFOE, Physician Recommands It as Highly — Our stock of high grade TIRES is very complete nnd we will be very glad to ahow you ahntchee Form, West Pnlm Beach. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY Exhilarating, Though Admitting Producing Milk for the City Dis­ thnt new tire you need for your car NOW. It Can Be Overdone. tributor—Bernard Thyson, Cortaln- COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF -Our Garage will be open from 7:00 a. m. un­ HANFORD, FLORIDA: Thyson Milk Co., Jacksonville. "Ws are ull taking sou baths now," til 10:00 p. m. every day including Sunday. That any act or acts of violence at­ Tuesday Afternoon ■aid a doctor, "Lots of people take Night repair service Will he taken at reasonable rates. STORAGE can be nrranged for cither by the tempted or done by nny person or V isit to D a d o County Dniry Fnrms. night or by the month. persons, not duly authorized by law so mud bnths, too. Htomuch baths are Wednesday Morning, Sept. 21st. prescribed frequently for dyspeptics, Of What Value to the Dniry Farmer to do, is a mennee to good govern­ nut few of us tnko lung bnths as we ° Ur <>rRnn*zn**on ‘‘SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" nnd we nre honestly striving is the Present Live Stock Sanitary ment, is an evil exnmplo to others, should. i l l l l l to live up to thnt ideal. If you will come in nnd get ncquninted with our department heada, LawI—Dr. J. W. DeMUly, State and is by tho City Commission of the "You can swab out your lungs us you will quickly find that we hnve the men, the equipment, and the desire to give you the kind of autoCity of Snnford, denounced nnd con­ one swabs out a room. Pure air does Veterinarian, Talluhaasee. mobile service you have been looking for. Advertising Florida’s Dairy Indus­ demned ns injurious to the well be­ It. You go out where the air Is pure,, try at the State Fair—L. M. Rhodes, ing of our said City, the State of tlirow your head well hack; lulmie through your nostrils as much of this State Marketing Commissioner Jack­ Florida, nnd the Nntion nt lnrgc. pure air ns your lungs will hold, nnd Passed by tho unanimous vote of sonville. . then expel It swiftly and forcibly. Do South Florida Grasses for the Dairy the City Commission of tho City of this IB or 20 times—even oftener If Herd—Dr. J. G. DuPuis Lemon City. Sanford, Florida, this 12th day of Sep­ you like. Astonishing how It will Conducting Milk Campnlgns—Miss tember, A. D. 1021. rlennsu your lungs! Astonishing how H, R. STEVENS, f H. L. HAIGHT G. A. WIELAND May Morse State Homo Dairy Agent. pood It will tnnke you feel l Mayor. Tallahassee. "Air Is a great stimulant, nnd some S. 0. CHASE, ft these lung bathers overstimulate % L. BOUDREAUX Wednesday Afternoon C P fin tlP V t Commissioner Ihemselvcs, so that they get nervous, ♦♦♦ Should the Average Dairy Farmer City Salesman m U lie JO can't sleep at night und so on. They C. E. HENRY, Try for Register of Merit Honors?— y Commissioner do this by such tricks us breathing ❖ M. A. Milam, Miami. the pure nlr ln through one nostril Some Observations of the City In­ Attest: tally, taking too many lung baths und L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) spector—Dr. Ziebold, City Inspector, (hat aort of thing. Huch over-lndul* Miami, City Clerk. 141-lt fence Is perhaps pardonable If you 4 * After they urcout of their respect­ Tuberculosis—Dr. J. G. Fish, Unit­ have a piece of bard mental work to ive offices the governor of Georgin GAINESVILLE, Sept. 17.—"Old do, but If It Ih made a habit of, ll will : OPEN NOSTRILS! END ; and the governor of South Carolina Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford At*. ed States Bureau of Animal (nduHtry, Mack,” Inst relic of the days when break down the health like over-in­ j A COLD OR CATARRH ■ ; might put up a correspondence school. Tallahassee. New Era Printery Gainesville's fire department consist­ dulgence 111 cocnlne or hootch or any ? ------) Committee reports. G. Bassett Smith, Prop. ed of horse drnwn vehicles, is dead at other stimulant."—Detroit Free Press. ' ’ How To Get Relief When Head J Officers' Reports. v,; and Noae are Stuffed Up, COMMERCIAL AND . nn ngo variously estimated nt from Licet ion of Officers. The world will never be over-popu­ JOB PRINTING twenty-five to thirty years. For the A ud acio us E a st Indian B andit. Adjournment. lated if automobile accidents keep up Tho death of a robber- king, last five ynrs, or since the depart­ County fifty! Your cold in head or tho ppresent batting average. Post cards—local views—lc each at ment hns been entirely motorized' Znrshnh Shlnwarl, la a ’private quur- cntnrrh disappears. Your clogged nos­ the Herald offieo. Mack had been retired to a life of rel la his native village, has been re­ trils will open, the air passages of from .Simla, India. Ills most case ns he hnd been transferred to ported famous exploit was the robbery of your head will clear and you con X X X X X X X X X X X X X x x x X X X X X X x x x the street department nnd wns kept Calcutta mall, near Poshnwur, In breuthe freely. No more snuffling, Pickling and Preserving in reserve, being worked only enough i tho December, HUB, wlion, with a gang hawking, mucous discharge, dryness to give him necessary exercise. of thirty men, ho killed the guard, or hcuduchc, no struggling for breath Mack’s death Ib believed to have driver, und fireman, ami rnnsucked nt night. resulted from n enper of his own. tho uialhvun, but failed to discover Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream While standing In his stnll recently the ensh chest. Not daring to return Balm from your druggist and apply a nt once to tho frontier, he hid In the little of this fragrant antiseptic cream We have the ho suddenly renred nnd struck his hills near Attoek. A cordon of troojrs, hend an a benm, cutting n deep gash with police lories of every description, in your nostrils. It penetrates through across the scalp. Tho wound wns wns drnwn around him, hut he evaded every air passage of the hood, sooth­ sowed up nnd nppenred to lie healing them, and with consummate Impudence ing und healing tiic swollen or in­ but several days ngo the nnininl with­ kidnaped tho Hindu slutlon master of flamed mucous membrane, giving you Mason, Sure-Seal Jars out any warning lay down nnd died. Khalrhnd only two duys nfler the instant relief. Head colds and catarrh Tho horse boenme a member of the robbery of the mall. lie retired to yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffedand Jelly Glasses fire dopnrtment in 1894 when former the Attoek hills with his jcaptlvi\ lip and miserable. Relief is Bure.— To advertise! It is his mode of tell­ whom he then, as a crowning piece of Chief McArthur, founder of tho fire nudacity, set on a donkey nnd marched Adv. See our line of ing the world of that particular mental fighting brignde, wns In charge. At nt the dagger’s point along tlit* Grand state known as happiness. TRAIN SCHEDULE Stone Crocks, Coolers, thnt time two horses wero purchased Trunk road to Peshawnr, across the to draw the single wagon. In honor golf links, under the noses of 11,000 When the bi^by laughs, when the sun Southbound Churns, etc. of the Chief one horse was named troops, and across the border Into the shines, when the flowers bloom,., when Departs Arrivo Mack nnd the other Arthur. Both Afrldl hills. dinner sends out its inviting nroma— No. 83____ 2:30 a. m. 2:45*. m served througli the remaining dnys when any one of a thousand other Sheep ae Lawn Mowere. 8:40 a. m. No. 27....... of the horse drnwn vehicles, and were In Centrul park, Now York, and In No. 89____ 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m. things happen which attract your atten­ sent to the Btrect department with tho parks of other cities, sheep are 7:45 p. m. 85____ 7:30 p.m. John, tho third horse. John nnd Ar­ used In substitution for lawn mowers. No. tion—you are being advertised too. HARDWARE CO. North Bound thur died Hcvcrnl years ngo. These sheep are permitted to wander The whole purpose of any advertise­ Departs Arrivo over the grass, In chnrge, of course, ment is to excite your curiosity, gain 82....... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m of n shepherd, and the nibbling of No. 84....... 11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. these creatures serves to keep the No. your interest, arouse your desire; to 80....... 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. nr.. grass nicely trimmed. The cost of em­ No. tell you something you don’t know; to ploying men to tend tho sheep Is not No. 28....... 10:00 p.m. remind you of something you have for­ more than thnt of hiring men to run , Trilby Branch the mowers, and tho pastoral effect gotten; to convince you of something Depart! Arrive of a (lock of sheep grnzlng on the •No. 100.......... over which you have been hesitating; 0:00 n. m, lawns Is certainly more pleasing to PROM THE FOREST TO YOU 8:25 p. m to help you get the best nt least cost. •No. 24....... city folk. ,'Hmlnrttlng ull of tho waste, over half of tho lobar, all of tho 7:00 a. in. *No 158.......... It has been demonstrated by experi­ In short, the purpose of un advertise­ mu die man’s profits ami by delivering a homo on record time direct 7:35 p. m. ence that sheep will maintain a lawn No. 22.......... from the forest to you ment is, in one wuy or another, to make Leesburg Branch In first-class condition; and that the grass thus trimmed Is an neat In npyou happier. Think it over. Rend the Depart! ‘Arrive QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS penrnneo as nny lawn over which the •No. 167____ 4:00 p. n . advertisements in this paper and see If mechnnlcnl mower has passed. No. 21....... 2:62 p.m. Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets that isn’t so. •No. 101__ 0:30 p.m. nzy> ‘^tractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any sizo. Built Ancient Dye Too Costly. 1 •No. 25____ 2:00 p.m. j>cc<mllng to latest improved methods of house construction, of tho Tyrian purple, the most famous dye Oviedo Branch )est of materials, at n great saving, Their economy is worth investlof antiquity, was so expensive that In Bntlng. Depart! Arrive the reign of Diocletian olio pound of . WRITE FOR CATALOGUE purple wool cost ?240, which would No. 120.......... 11:00 a.m. 8:40 p. tzx make the dye Itself worth about $5,000 •No, 127.......... h ,0WinR in natural colors many' attractive, money-saving homes. a pound. In 11KK) Professor Frledlnn- •Dally, except Sunday. dor gathered 12,000 of the sea sun'ls A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. In m ..hlcli this undent dye wns made, Wo can’t understand why young and prepnroil a little of the coloring Americans are going to Spain to gut QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, D ep t 18-K matter. Ills Investigations showed It CHARLESTON, S. C. tOjbe likiltlcal with a dye known to Into a fight when West Vjrginia Is s synthetic vhemlsls, but not used on so much hearer. e n t z m in g e r b r o t h e r s account nf Its Inferiority to other sybtbotle dyes which are both cheap Post cards—local view* -lc each at LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. .flat I’o.nmoii at the present day. I( x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x a t the Herald office. s s OLD Firm W ith N EW Name ♦ WELDING TIRES STORAGE AND NIGHT SERVICE^ A fIH— ldm HAIGHT WIELAND Why FidoWags • • His Tail • • TIME STONE JARS BALL A Cozy Home is the time to start your ad ih the X Sanford Daily Herald^ % A If fl.L" �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 Seminole county cannot afford to have any internal fights Juat now and it would be better for all partlen con­ cerned to let up for a while. Strong men enn always be found when wanted who will adjust the laws when they need adjusting—you know what we mean. the effect that they havo not glvan for the railroads. Forty acres of land the matter much thought. produce 8,000 pounds of dairy pro It's nsy to criticae. ducts, as freight for the railroads, as Anybody can do it. It's one of those against 80,000 pounds of wheat, and inborn traits that atarjs in early in the long run will net tho producer childhood, and grows until in maturi. more. ty, unless it has bbeen chocked, it A farmer does not receive the price turns nn otherwise mentally attract­ for his products quoted at the big .8ecretarjr-Tr*aaurer ive man or woman into a' soured, re- nuirkots. What he gets i:> tho price __ General Manager MORE CHILDISH CHATTER. pcilant, undesirable cynic of no earth­ minus tho cost of freight from his ly use whatever to themselves or to local station less tho middleman’s We take it from the Paiatka News tho community In which thoy live. depends upon the support which commission for handling. OHOUUTIOM l i U O l l attitude thnt Sanford is getting too Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. There’s a remedy for such a di­ A fnrmcr in Mohnska county, Iowa, is given its banking institutions. much publicity out of this ship by sease—n simple and effective one. Tho sold 400 bushels of No. 3 corn in Em m K tfa I m m — Ap»lt—U— water campaign and thnt Sanford romdy is work. If you find that you By putting your money in the Mnrch at 43 cents. The Chicago prico •ekMrtetiM M m la M m « might become a greater port than ar Inclined to pick flaws in tho man­ ............................ *5:5 Paiatka that day for thnt grade was 60 1-2 bank you have it, you are assurin the near future therefore JMInraa la City ky 0»rrl»i ner in which your city la governed. If cents. The freight from his station to O— W*»k ............................................... » CWiU it is up to Pnlatka to cease playing . ing for yourself your bank's as­ n * Mf U- U l » - » W a t o Xmia w in cur back ynrd and pull away to you con point out some constructive Chicago was 12.8 a bushel, leaving a monsure that will help In its upbuild­ M y t m r i B*b U*U OtaatyPaS ai U yakUtkad handling charge of 3.0 cents a bush­ sistance when accommodation is rata, Imad, ___ L----- themselves where the railroads can « « y Friday, AdwrtUUe ntM ing. If you ca nthink o fsomo civic el. aa ayyllaatlu. J>*ma«ratU la yaUUaa. |> .l* devour them at their leisure. Wo fa r yaar, alwayt la adyaaoa. necessary for you. hope this is not the truth but the move thnt would result in consequent Another Iowa farmer sold his oats advantage to your home town and Its nt 33 cents. The price that day in Member of The Associated Preaa News seems to reflect the opinion of WE WANT YOUR DEPOSITS NOW! the people or should do so, although citizenship—there's ono way you can Chicago wns 42.7 cents. Tho freight help. THnt way is to get down right on the oats wns 7.8 cents n bushel, we never thought thnt Goode Guorry could be so nnrrow-minded as to busy yourself doing your share to leaving 1.0 cents for handling charg­ bring about tho achievement of tho es. even hint such a thing as jealousy. Ship by water! Another farmer in , Southeastern We do not come to Paiatka or any iden you havo which will directly boneflt you and indirectly benefit your Town sold 830 bushels o fcom at 62 St. Johns river, Ocklawnha river or other city “ns the Greeks bearing t town as a whole. cents a bushel when tho price in Chi­ gifts." Wo simply started the ship apy other river, but ship by wntcr. You'll find that once started there cago was 70 cqnta.' Tho freight rate by wntcr enmpnign because it means ------------ o-----------nrc always lota of good people who on tho com cost 14.8 cents a bushel chcnper freight rates. Wo are not F. P. Forster, President There is nothing selfish in this slo­ will help you push a good movement and the handling charge was 3.1 afraid of the Clyde Line raising their gan. It meanB so much to tho differ­ B. F. Whitner, Cashier rates. Wo still hnvo tho St. Johns along. Likewise, if you're a knocker cents. ent communities. An Essex county fnrmcr in the river and enn put on another line of you'll find lots of helpful spirits who ------------ o-----------boatH, We did say thnt Paiatka could same part of the stnto, certified to tho will Join you l nnny chorus you may Sanford has been favored by nature become n groat port if they would put lown Fnrm Bureau that ho shipped start. But It’s lota better to bo known but we wnnt to shnre our fortune on their own line of boats and co­ No. 3 white oats nt 36 cents a bushel ns n builder thnn ns n destroyer. with' every other part of the state. If you know of something thnt can who nthe Chicago market price was Ship by truck will follow the ship by operate with Sanford in case the Clyde Line did Jump over the ropes and be done to help your town, do it your­ 44 1-4 cents. He also got what the lit' water program. forco u new boat lino. That Sunford self. Don't wait on tho other fellow, tic hoy shot nt. ------------o-----------How about asking for that rnin to­ would ship their stulT to Pnlatku and j There are lots of followers, but dam I In mnny parts of Iowa and other morrow? It would be worth thous­ there meet the ocean-going vessel». fow rcn| jeaders. If you are one, got ■states the selling price of grain is ands of dollars not only to the grow­ Paiatka has deep water. We have not busy. You'll get a lot of fun, a lot of ( approximately the difference between ers of the state but tu the business at present. There should be neither glory add n lot of real downright the price at the big market and tho rivalry or jealousy in this great move­ satisfaction out of it.—Tampa T ri-' cost of shipping tho grain there men and tho people generally. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ ment. Sanford is only working for buno. The present cost of production fessional and Business Man in Well, we tnke it all back about the the co-operntion of all parties con­ coupled with tho high rates will Bradcntown boosters. We rnlsed Cain cerned in fighting the railroad rates. cause fnrmers to produce fewer crops PROSPERITY CONTAGIOUS. Sanford in This Column with them for not stopping in San­ If we stand together we will succeed. noxt year. Unless there is a radical If we do not stand together we fall— ford on their trip to Dnytonn hut Florida’s prosperity In tho face 0f | chftnK° nuu,y fnrma wl11 1)0 seeded to alnco that tinio.George Hoamcr wns nlthough Sanford intends going nhend a nation wide depression, with the , KrnsH nntl perated. with the set program* if every other LAWYERS CONTRACTORS in and smoothed it all over by tolling spirit of optimism reflected In tho 1 MRBenedictsecretary of the city in Florida falls down. However, us thoy just simply could not make we do not see thnt Sanford and Pu- Florida press, hnH had a marked in- ®ou^b Dnkotn Fnrm Bureau FedernS. O. Shinholser George A. DeCottes their schedule by stopping here and latka would gain anything by having fluencc throughout the country. It tion<estimates that 25 per cent of the we forgive them this time. But if you that feeling of distrust that seems to has caused much comment nnd given J erop fnrmers nnd nt least two-thirds Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder over do it again, George, woe lie unto have been engendered “somewhere in this state an amount of publicity the 1bf the others, will be forced out of Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA you. FLORIDA Pnlntkn" ns the following article, value of which is beyond estimation, -business next year uni ss there is a SANFORD speaking about the Ocklawnha riv er' "Down in Florida," tho people are change in present conditions. The only CoL Gordon nnd Haig Bros., ar­ transportation would indicate: Sanford Constructs Co, i saying, "they have not honrd of hard relief for tho fnrmcr who owns his BATTERIES rived in the City of Orlando one day “On October 1 the Palatka-Jack-! times. Everybody is busy; everybody farm is to cut the acreage operated to CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS this week and wore detained by act- Konvi||e ||no will put the Pilot Boy is mnking a living and some of them the minimum, hire vlrtunlly no help BBINO YCUB Planes and Specification Cheerfully Ing mayor, Preston Ayers. We do into service. Plans of this company are doing better. And they are doing nnd curtnil production. Furnished Battery Troubles to Us not know just why he detained these ns to any possible extension of ser­ it right through the dull season." It looks as if the railways are go­ All Work Guaranteed W» I p m UUm on Klootrtea) Work ond son (ton gentlemen, unless he intends to hold vice have not been Announced, but it you dopondoblo lorrtoo.. This, fact has been of immense sig- ing to pay dcntly for their whistle, if H. T. PACE P. O. Boz 111 BAYS COXFXTINT MECHANICS them in anticipation of the Sanford is understood that Borne of the larger i nificuncc. It has brought homo to their managers cannot be mode to see WX ALSO r o a o m R A u u v a t o u r oak Chamber of Commerce visit to Or­ stockholders are opposed to an exten- t iihsiness men in every pnrt of the thnt traffic-killing rates nr egoing to Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors lando on the 27th. Editor Glenn of ■ion to Sanford, taking the position! country the truth thnt the dull times I C08t moro ^ a n they produco. the Orlando Sentinel recognized the that this would operate to the disnd- in their states result from local ruthG. W. llinmnn, Chicago financial Skctehea and Estimate* Free; m Company gentlemen us soon as he saw them vantage of l’nlatka." writer nnd statistician, snys the build­ building too large and none too aatalL cr than general causes, and inspired L. A. Renaud, Prop. Phone 180 and snid thnt he met them during his We fail to see why any line running their faith in tho general soundness ing trades could supply work to ono -----ALL WORK GUARANTEED---visit to Scotian^ this summer al­ up as far as Sanford could work to of the nation. nnd half to to a two million idle work­ Wilson & Shorey though they appeared to be older and the disadvantage of Pnlntkn. It ers—if it wnsn’t for high freight HARTFORD BATTERY Pine and Garland Sta., Orlando, Fla. And now this prosperity is spread­ had evidently had a rough passage would scent to us that the more up­ ing. The recent increase in tho price rates and trade restrictions. “Battery Insurance” per river lines that could operate, of cotton brought happiness to, the across tho ocean. And so it goes, nil over the country PURE WATER Sold and Serviced by bringing freight to Pnlatka for the entire cotton belt. A group of Geor­ with nearly nil staple commodities ocean-going vessels would ho to the Before we contemplate spending too gians in Lakeland discussing condi­ How much nre the roads profiting? Edw. Higgins, Inc. much money getting our stuff to nnd advantage of Paiatka instead of oper­ tions, this week, agreed that there When are they going to count tho Elder Springs Water ating to their disadvantage. from Sanford let’s see whether build­ • 99.98% PURE had been a most wonderful transfor­ cost of* this mistaken policty7—CnpHaight & Wieland We would like to see the Ocklnwnhu mation within the month. Thoy hIbo per’s_Weekly. ing roads for trucks or finishing the Phone 311-W Sanford, FU. I Okiawuhn ourselves will cost_ more. river opened, we would like to see ------------ 0-----------.""■ ‘T ' 1!', T GARAGES Wo might ns wel have our own water n .hip emu,I opened to Orlando, wo '“ T '11 lh,nt MY CITY AN!) I. ri“ hl »’ rated, don’t you think?—Leesburg would like tu »ee every ennui end rlv- poorest cotton grower, LORD’S PURITY who in most er nnd creek in Florida opened. We Smith Bros. Garage Commercial. My city is the place where my homo cases has mortgaged his cotton hut WATER Surest thing you know, Gilbert. would like to see Jacksonville, Paiat­ Expert Repairing still l holds it, nnd will get the full is founded, whore my business is ka, DeLniul Junction and every other Have your own water rates by afl situated, where my vote is cast, where OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES AS GOOD AS THE BBST means. * Wo don’t wnnt to wenr out river port in the state become twice as benefit of the better mrices. Doubtless my children nre educated’ where my Oak and Flrat Dally Service Phone 197 similar conditions prevail throughout your roads nnd we don’t wnnt to wear big. We hove no Jealous feeling in neighbors dwell, and where my life Alabama, the Cnrnlinns, Mississippi, out “our river" nnd there nre others this matter, whatever. We nre too is chiefly lived. REAL ESTATE who don’t want to wear out the sent big for that. We have too mnny other and other cotton states. It means lift­ It is the home Hpot fpr me. SANFORD NOVELTY ing the burden of debt nnd giving the of their pants sitting round whittling large problems that will take our My city has a right to my civic people n surplus for next year’s crop time nnd attention. The "Ship by E. F. Lane stlckn while they wait for the railroads loyalty. It supports me and I must WORKS production. to lower rateB—But, don’t you think Water" is only one of them. support ,lt. Real Estate and Insurance Florida, of course, enn not claim Come in out of the water, Pnlatka! that for the present it would hu n My city wnntH nty citizenship, not credit for this stroke of fortune, hut V. C. COLLER, Prop. mighty fine thing to get together on You will get your feet wet. g Phone 95 * partisanship; friendliness, not selfish­ Lot us nil get together for a Great­ Florida’s example helped those states some ono project and go to it? The General Shop and Mill er Florida. to keep up their courage when things ness; co-operntion, not dissension; railroads are organized, you know. sympathy, not criticism; nty intelli­ were looking dark. Geo. W. Knight Work . DO In a similar way, Florida has help­ gent support, not indifference. YOURSELF. Tho City Commissioners tnke shot Real Estate and Insurance My city supplies me with law (nnd ed the great manufacturing states. at tho "masked parties’’ in today's CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FLORIDA Hnvo you ever heard tho man who Their people have heard i>f the condi- order, trade, friends, education, mor­ SANFORD Issue of the Herald by passing a reso­ 817 Commercial Street Sanford, FI* lution condemning the taking of the is always full of advice about the tion existing here. Mnny of them are als, recreation nnd the rights of a law into the hands of the people. This things thnt ought to be done to make taking advantage of it to come down free-born Briton. 1 should believe in ..Employment Bureau.. TRANSFER here with tho hope of getting cm-1 nW worh f°r It—ami I will, The vocational committee of the Dull­ is well for the commissioners and oth­ —Efffnburgh Rotary Bulletin. er officers of the city and county. ids town a really half-wuy decent ployment or going into business in ness and Professional Women’s Club “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” However, they will all have to admit city? a state which seems to bo immune to requests oil young women dealring LOW TIDE ON THE REACH that some crimes are not covered by Sure you have. We all have. business depressions. employment to register at thA First Quick Service Transfer law but they are crimes none the less. Not all nre coming empty handed. Nationnl Bank. There nre lots of these sort of folks. Storage Facilities Forenoon and Afternoon Tides at If the maskers would confine theniAGNES G. BERNER. Chairmen Incidentally these folks nre the ones : Som® "f thom wil1 bring capital’ inIf we please you, tell othere; If selvcH to the criminals the idea would who appear to believe that the beat j VCHt lt hero and make permanent ndAltout Same Hour and Minute tell us. Phone 498 be all right hut whenever they inject and only wny to help their town grow ditions to the wealth of the state, Sept. 17 ................. 2:00 Eyes Examined Glassee Designed personal spite into their organization' and prosper is by attempting to tear Th°y wHI benefit Florida by coming, Sept. 18„..._.................... 2:44 HOTELS Henry McLaulin, Jr. they uaunlly fall by the wayside. Since down the fabric of constructive effoij an<1 rcliev* the pressure upon their Sept. 10 ..................................... 3:18 OPT. D. the public clamor is against it all over Sept. 20 .......••............................ 3:52 which may nlrendy he underwny in 0Wn atntes by laving, Hotel Montezuma tho United StateH It would bo better 4:20 their particular city. It would be impossible to trace all Sept. 21 ................. to quiet down a bit nnd get ready for “Sanford’s New Hotel” Those birds nre the follows, who, 1the consequences of Florida’s fortun- Sept. 22 ..................................... 6:08 a big winter season. Sanford nnd Sept. 23 ..................................... 6:60 $ 1 Up Per Day without the slightest effort, can spend condition. Its effect Ih felt tho hours telling you why this city offi- *country over; nnd tho outcome, wo Sopt. 24 ..................................... 0:50 clul or that private individual should believo, will be to give Florida’s Sept. 26 ..................................... 8:08 he removed from his place of prom- Krowth an impetus, which nothing in Sept. 20 .................................... 0:18 incnco. | the past hus over equalled, and con- Sept. 27 ..................................... 10:11 OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST & Sept. 28 ..................................... 11:26 Graduate Northern Illinois College They can tell you a. thousand nnd tr|but« to thedeslred result of giving Vi can Baker’s Fresh Grated Sopt. 20 ..................................... 11:66 212 East First St. 8anford, Fla. one things which are wrong with [ *he B0Uth the business leadership of .................................... 49 Cocoanut; Vi-lb, prunes; 1 lem­ their particular home town. They will the country.—Lakeland Tolegram. P ........... ......................................... on; 1-3 cup sugar. Boil prunes ELECTRICAL gladly stay up late at nights knock- 1 WILSON VULCANIZ­ with a couple of alicea of lemon. Ing tho efforts of some legitimate WHAT THE FARMERS GET. "Contractors ING WORKS booster to do his pnrt in building up Remove pits and fill with cocoaTho Sanford Dally and 0, O. WILSON, Owatr his town. They will ridlcuh and lnugh Kansas City, world’s greatest hay nut- Roll prune juice with sug­ Weekly Herald stand for SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND to scorn tho suggestions of those market, has received 20000 fewer ar to a syrup. Serve with ayrup Sanford und Seminole coun­ REASONABLE PRICES whoeo training and experience ntako ears of hay sinco January 1, than for ty just as strongly as tho W l,h t B ro th .i. . r > | , S u lld la f and whipped cream in desired. them particularly fitted bh construct- tho same time last year, American flag stands for lve workers In the building of a city, | Farmers cannot afford to ship hay tho greatest nation on earth. Sanford Machine & Yet, when you ask them to outline for Just enough to pay freight and Foundry Co. a plan which would work to tho bente-j commission charges. N R I k .la m* * WKLAKA BLOCK fit o fthclr city, and would mako it From Idaho comes the news th a t 1 ------------------------General Machine and Boiler Worke the Ideal place in which *o livo’ you the farmers of that state aro turning! It frequently happens that the man Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear Phones 497-414 get no answer whatevor or olse a from grain farming to dairying, which. who thinks ho is a big gun' is a bands in stock j halting, insanely wordod response to means another great loss of tonnage smooth boro. Crank Shafts Re-turned T h e V e ry L ife o f a C o m m u n ity First National Bank PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD PRUNE DELIGHT GILLON FRY Deane Turner T. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 uUi.H«PP«nln<1 jtfentloo of i" p^fooii n®ro# 11 InlMMl Summary of the Floating Snail Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers In and A bou t jt The Citp # # # # # # # # # # # * ; the weather «: SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : -------* showers in extreme south por- # # #■ Not b o bod at 94 wo will Bny # tion. # # and the cool nights are here * # to stay. Wo want rain, how- # # * * # # * # over, to give us that real fall * * * ~ , w. Evans, of Athene, was a bus* # weather. Heat gets rather * # tiresomo nt this stage of tho # ,M v isito r here yesterday. # game: # # 8:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER 17 # I card will bring us to y«J# Maximum ...................... 94 * rford Mattress Co. , 14a 7tP # Minimum ........................ 00 # 70 * « S. Stockton, o f Pohvtka,.was In # Rango ............................. •H Barometer ........................30.10 * f city yesterday calling on his local # Calm and clear. # stoniers. # * # * # * # # # # # # t.ve your watches mid Jewelry ro„d at McLnulin’s. Two first class POST CARD DAY FOR tch makers. Prompt 9crv,cc‘14() tfc FLORIDA TO HE OBSERVED. Tho Floridn Development Board has phi] Cohen was among the folks in, Tampa, here yesterday trim s- suggested thnt October 1, bo observ­ ed bb PoBt Card Dny. Railroad offic­ jnir business. NATIONAL GUARD BEING RE-FORMED UNDER NEW LAWS WASHINGTON, Sept. 17—Substan­ tial progress is being mnde by the army general staff, acting in co-opera­ tion with the state's executives in developing tho National Guard along lines of tho new organic law designed by congress to mnko thnt body tho first reinforcement of the Tugulnr army in time of wnr. The department up to September had reorganized J i n d given federal recognition to National Guard units aggregating 124,000 men, an increase of 40,000, approximately, since January 1. Tho authorized strength also had been increased in the same period from 208,163 to 225,000. The National Guard divisional units, or their substitute units, which parti­ cipated in the wnr, have been recon­ stituted nnd three additional divisions hnvc been organized. The basic plan for reorganizing thu guard, adopted by the genornl staff, provides for the creation of 18 di­ visions and the formation of corps nnd army troops so thnt whwen combined with the regular arm/, both will bo aide to furnish on mobilization csHcntial combat elements of three field armies. The organization of these 18 divisions was reported recently as averaging GO per cent of completion. The old 27th was nearest the top with 92 per cent nnd the 3*th the most backward in reorganizing its units, with 23 per cent. While the procuring of Nntional Guard officers is left largely in the hnnds of states in peace times, tho war department keeps n cheek on commissioned personnel. In the Inst six months, 1,6GG officers have been given federal recognition, bringing the total to G,123, PAG! PlVfe It Costs Extra for a tailoring house to send a man on the road to take your measure for a tailored suit. And tailored suits come higher any way. Most men tcan be fit out of stock for less, provided they buy from lines like— M IC H A E L S -S T E R N , for Conservative Men C A M P U S TOGS, for Younger Men But we realize that alt men can't get a fit out of stock and for that reason we carry the country's best tailoring line, the celebrated— * ED . V . P R IC E & C O M P A N Y and they don’t send a man on the road. We don’t need one, we have one of the best handlers of the tape in Sanford with us the year round. Drop in and see him, his tape is working fine. r # £ s f o f f r ///jr / s o /f f f f e H l S a n fo rd , F la . ials hove announced thnt winter tour­ ist tickets to Florida wW be on sale in all territories this senHon from Oc­ tober 1, until April bO, with final limit May 31. Lnst year a number of Florida Chnmbers of Commerce nml other agencies offered cash prizes for Six Are Indicted on Quinn B ra n c h a n d father, E. A. tho greatest number of postcards Murder TJharge in Branch, o f Daytona Bench, were In mailed on PoBt Card Day. A ., B. & A . Strike the city yesterday a t t e n d i n g to busi­ STRAW RIDE AND ness. : FITZGERALD, Gn„ Sept. 17.—The CHICKEN PILLAU. grand jury late yesterday returned six CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less thar (indictments charging murder in con­ ami evening, Gray Gnblos, on tho A number of the young men of tho 26 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash nection with the strike of A., B. & A. beach, Seabreeze, Fin. Phono 491. young soclnl set, entertained the girls must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ employes. Those named in the inFree bath houses. 74-Fri-St-6m last evening with a straw ride and In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ jdictmerts, some of wrom already nro cordingly. chicken pillnu, nt Palm Springs. cuit, Seminole County, Florida. Jin cnstiul>, ur.t O. C. Fairfield, J. W. Virginia Paper Go., with hendqunrAmong those attending this de­ —In Chancery FOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping Horinhy, Harry Po ker, Terry Book­ ters in Jacksonville, was in the city lightful informnl event, were: Misses FO R SA L E rooms, every convenience. Box 117. er, jr., Tom Hendrix and G, Y. Mytoday railing on the local printing Maud Lnke, LnCIniro Jones, Kitty FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish FOR EC LOS UIt E C1TATION 145-Gtp rick. trade. Arthur is one of the beBt DuBose, Gladys Wilson, and Mildred potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A. FOR RENT—Comfortnblo rooms, fur­ The indictments are in connection known salesmen on the road. 131-tfc ITolly: Messrs. Ed Rumph, Pierce Peoples Bank of Snnford, a corpora­ wit It the denth of Engineer W. T. Brumlcy. nished for light housekeeping. 318 Griffin, Bill Moyo, Charles More, nnd tion, Complainant, Reed, who was shot in his engine cab FOR SALE—1921 Model Ford Sedan Palmetto Ave. 149 Otp. "EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Giant W. A. Adams. The chaperons were at $560. This is a bargain. See us vs. July 5, that lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ FOR RENT—Part of store, nice winMrs. Aflen Jones, nnd Mrs. Virginia Lewis Kiunrd and Mary E. Weinort, An hour after the indictments were nt once,—I). & O. Motor Co, 144-tfc nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo dow space. Apply Herald office. executrix of the estate of William returned, tho jury thut heard the ease FOR SALE]—Medium aizo Bafe. Apbuy, sell, exchange, rechargo and re­ Coney. 150-3tc Weinert, trading ns Win. Wcincrt & of O, C. Fnrfiuld, after being out l ply 402 Sanford Avo., nnd Fourth pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Company, Seminole County Bnnk, a nearly twenty-four hours, at 8 qfclock Street. 94-G1. ers. Phone 648. 150-tfc HUNTING HARES UNDER w a n t e d "" corporation, Defendants, BAN TILL NOVEMBER 20. last night returned a verdict of guilty FOR SALE—Lexington, 1020 model, To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of tho on thu first count of the indictment George Ilosnur, e d i t o r of the Brant $1260, Looks good ami is in A-l SALESMAN to cover local terrtory, estate of William Weinert, trading charging ‘‘interference with employes Gama Warden E. E. Quick, is deter­ Belling dealers. Gunruntcod salary dtnhiwn J o u r n a l , w a s in tho city yosnB Win, Weinert & Company, in of the A. B. & A. railroad," untl not mechanical condition. Terms to suit of $100.00 week for right man. The terday, e n r m ite h o m e f r o m Dnytonn mined to brenk up promiscuous shoot­ you.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc ing of game out of season. Wednes­ enre of Janies Gay Gordon, 710-723 guilty as to the other three counts in Richards Co., 200 Fifth Ave., Now where h e n c e o n i p n n i c d tho (motorFOR SALE— 8 -room houso with nil York, N. Y. North American Building, Broad the indictment, covering conspiracy, _____________147-Otp day he nrreHtcd three men, J. G. rsde fro m i l r m l e n t o w n , Mr. Hosmor modern convenience, excellent re­ nnd Snnsotn StrcetB, City of Phila­ The first count charged that Fnirfied Whitehead, J. II. G H ch nnd a Mr. is a well k n o w n n e w s p a p e r publisher delphia, County of Philadelphia, nnd himself, "intorforred’* with employes pair. I’rlvato wntcr works, in desir­ WANTED—Hemstitching nnd pecotami is i n t e r e s te d in t h e north Flori­ Frank, on n chnrgge of hunting with­ State of Pennsylvania. able location. Itcusonn-hlc terms. Ap­ ing, also orders for all kinds of out a license. of the road, da chain of newspapers. pleating. 124 Palmetto Ave. 110-Gtc NOTICE Whitehead nnd GKch, when arrest­ Fairfield wns sentenced to serve ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street, 110-tfc It appearing from an affidavit of TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skids ed, were enrrying shotguns nnd lend­ Telfair Knight, thnt hu is of Counsel three months in the Ben Hill county FOR SALE—Buick Roadster nt a ___________LO ST = Shlh ...........t......... $27.60 ing n bird dog, says the Game War­ for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor­ jail ami twelve months at the state | bargain.—B. & O. Motor Co. 144-tfc LOST—Blnck pocketbook between 1st 3Jx|,z ..................... 31.00 den- but they nnld thnt. they were poration, the complainant in the above ifarm. street and 10th streets. Finder will On the tiny before the shooting of FOR SALE—One heavy duty two* All other sizes a n y make in propor­ hunting rnbbitn. The reason is closed please return to 919 Oak street and styled cause, nnd thut you nro n resi­ Engineer Heed there was a barbecue j wheel trailer in good condition. In­ tion. Get our prices before you buy.— on nil game, according to Mr. Quick, receive reward. 140-3tc dent of a state other thnn tho State 143-tfc Ray Brothers, [‘hone 648. 160-tfc nnd no hunting should be done at this of Floridn, that there is no person and Fourth of July celebration held quire nt Ford Garage. time, oven for rabbits. Tho other man within the State of Floridn, service of inside the A., 11. & A. shop grounds. 'FOR SALE—1 form ennner and sev- W. J. BRYAN TURNS TO The man who announces thnt hap­ had been fnbbit hunting, nnd when u subpoena upon whom would bind This event was largely attended. | oral dozen jars. Very reasonable. FIGHTING MIDDLEMAN. piness is n state of mind, wns never arrested had a string of young rab­ you, nnd n bill of complaint having While tho celebration wns in progress, Address “E. II.” cure Herald. dh-tf ■nanied to a Jealous woman, a cynic bits. All three were required to furn­ been herein filed against you, it is it is alleged, huge signs were erected NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.—Wilon tho picket lines, in which the word FOR SALE—A sped cnr. Guaranteed observes. ish $10 cash bonds each. hereby ordered that you appear to tho “scabs" nppenred. The crew of n lo­ 76 miles an hour. Will exchnngo llnm Jennings Bryan, spenking in tho Game Warden Quick snys the lnw bill of complnint filed herein ngniriHt comotive, it is alleged, shot holes in for u touring car. 1000 First West. hnsehnll pnrk here yesterday, told tho o nhunting Is regulated by tho Legis­ Congross he has you in tile above entitled enuse, on 1 6 0 - 8 t p Interstate Farm COMBINATION S A L E lature nnd *ho season dots nit open the signs. The next night, the loco­ turned his attention to the middleman the 3rd dny of October, A. I). 1921, motive, with a different crew aboard THIS W E E K FOR SALE—8 hivcB of bees. In good until November 20. It closes Febru­ tho sumo being n rule day of this “now thnt thcoctopus of the legalized was fired upon ami Engineer Reed condition. See A, E, Dobbins, 325 .... I* I’. McCULLER ary 15, fifteen days enrller thnn in court, nnd the Snnford Herald is here­ snloon has been permanently banish­ .was shot. Service Shoe Shop. 133-Sat-Wed-9t , previous years.—Tampa Times. by designated ns tho nowspnpor in ed." f»,'' s,IK:' r' Several instances of alleged at­ which this notice shall bo published tempts to (lynnniite trains and alleged LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC“I say to you," spoke the Common­ > * . Mixed T en ............ ^ ™ (FOR SALF.—Stable manure; car lots. once a week for four consecutive ING—Tho builder may still got tho er in indicting the middleman, “that J tampering with switches, occurring Good dry B lo c k . Price $7 por ton, f, weeks. Iabout the snmu timo, caused such advantage of low building cost by tho farmer’s condition is worso today o. b. cars, Sanford. Chnse & Co. Witness my hand nnd official seal j "trained relations in Fitzgerald thnt submitting schedules to us and getting thnn it wns thirty-ono yonrs ago, 151-tfc. of office nt Sanford, Seminole County, service. when I entered congress. This year ho | Governor T. W. Hardwick ordered Col. <lireet-from-mill-to-buildor Total Cur long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewa­ Floridn, this tho 20th dny of August, sells at prices down and has to buy II. D. Russell, nml a bultnlion of The poorehousc Is at one end of __ 147-5tc 'Georgia Nntional Guardsmen to tnkc ter cypress, manufactured in best mills at prices up. Thy arc getting the samo Easy street and the county jail at the A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, j charge of the HituntThn. Martini law insures first quality at lowest pos­ price for their wheat that they re_ TB* * d a il y h e r a l d w a n t a d , other. — Clerk Circuit Court. | wns in force for three days, when the sible cost consistent with good lum­ cived forty-one years ago. Thy aro KNIGHT & GUEST, trnopB were withdrawn nt the sugges­ ber—less middlemen's heavy profit.— pnying 100 per cent more for what GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry, they hnvc to buy. Attorneys for Complainant. 8-27-6tc tion of tho commanding officer. 138-e.o.d*13tc “The middleman are growing big­ Since then Engineer Joe T. Morris Florida. IN n t K C IR C U IT COURT. S E V E N T H JUDIC1AL C IR C U IT , SEM IN O LE COUNTY, was killed in a wreck of his locomo­ FOR SALE—Second liantl Underwood ger and heavier all the time..The aro F L O R ID A .— IN C H A N C ER Y tive near Atlanta, alleged to have typewriter. In good condition. Ap­ organize!. In every cnpitol they hnvo CITATION been caused by high explosives. ply at Herald. 149-tf-dh tludr lobbyists. I know that nnd met *nil n i r i x * ^ a rB ' s lig h tly u s e d . A ll a r e in th o boH t o f c o n d itio n F re J T . W illiam *. FOR SALE—White willow baby car^ them when I was in public life my­ Kood u»;;S s t l , n ^ar<* r o n k c " — n o o r p h a n s . Your c h a n c e t o buy n r». Oeu. II. Ill-nil. ft nt. We have Fresh Country riage. 612 Myrtle Ave. 149-3tp self. The farmer ust turn his at­ tl,r a* a reasonable p r i c e nnd t e r m s t o s u i t , To (In.. II Ili-nil, II loom In u Icm, III.; <!(*>. II. Jolmimn, llloomlnRlon,' III.: Cliiren<'“ M. FOR SALE—New cottuge, a little tention to this unfair comobinntion. ^HKI.OW IS A LIST OF THE CARS WE ARE OFFERING: Eggs WKI m, Illnmiilnaton. III. i R. A, (illllldiiil, better than the usuul run. Two bed 1Tho producer must bbo protected on Norman, III.; Jnlin F. Uric*, rfatilaur* un­ L. P. McCULLER known; Tliiillnvf lllalMi|>, rMliienro unknown; H)UI) Sedan l ‘$7-5t« rooms, sleeping porch, well located. one side and tho sonnumur on .the II. A. Sltwlnr. rwlilane* unknown: CUttd A. Worth your investigating.—A. P. othr. If something is not done the Snmi'li-rn. riwlilnm-e unknown: J. to Helmnn. ri-ul't-iirr unknown; mill Joint I,. t.email. ri-»l* pJJK-K Six Roadster Connelly. 149-4tc number of farmers la going to de­ PRINCESS PRESSEltY itfiirii unknown: It n|H>nnrliiR from tlie nworn Mil of comThe Princess Pressery is open in FOB SALE OR RENT—Piano in good crease because they will nin\ply be AIMERS, 5-passenger . plnlnl In I hi* r*ii*t- llli-il iwnlnnt Jtnl, Hint JoU Imv* m i l l lnli>r*»l In II n Ininln In nalil Mil of full blast. condition. Phone 103-J or address driven out of their busincBS." We hove n professional complaint nrnlloni-il nml ilncrllw t), ■llualetl. , L^EBAKER, 5-passenger State and municipal trade combi­ 149-fltp lying nml M ine In Hctnlnnl* (Vunt.r, Florlil*. to- skirt pressor, dyer, tailor, nltcrer nnd P. O. Box 352. nations modelled after the Federal w l(: In Hm-tli-n one, Towri*lil|> SO South, linns* , ; J W O N , 7-passenger ail kinds of fancy work. Satisfaction BOARD AND ROOM—Prlvnte fam­ SI Hint, SI!Vi of s B i t ; In 8*cllon 12, TnwnnlilH Trade Commission were proposed by 2il South. Ilnnre .11 Baal, l-ola I ami 2. K14 of guaranteed. Place under new man­ ily. 719 Oak Ave. 161-7tp » G T O N , 5-passenger, Special HKVi; In Section 13, Townahlii 20 lloutli. Itamm Mr. Bryan as th most effective step Quick service. Cnll 475. FOR SALE — 50,000 Cauliflower 31 Ki H. taita I, 2. nml 3 : In Becllon 21, Town- agement. » D L E R Club Roadster that could bo taken. thin *0 South. Itainie 31 Kant, Lot I; In flccltoa Sanford Branch of the Lakeland plants at |8.50 por 1,000,—W. B. S, Townahlii 20 South, R an t* S3 H alt, HV4 of SWVt and W ’,4 of HWVt: In Section T, Town- Steam Laundry.—Mrs. G. W. Waters, Hickson, Celery Avo. 148,-Otp ahln 20 South, tlnnm 33 Rant, W H o f Bee. T, | Manager.__________________ 161-2tp and SWVi of HHVt: In Section 18, Townalilp 20 FOR SALE—2 lots, a choice location, GLASSES ACCURATELY FITTED J ^ S p e 0e d W a g o r B8Cnger_____________ South. Hnnttt 32 Kaal, WV4 of Sec. IS, W 14 of corner 13th St., and Magnolia ave., NRVt. WV* o f BUM. N H o f NHVi o f NBV4 . BV4 J F lo rid a, on III* 3rd d*jr n f O ctober, A. I), 11)21. TO YOUR EYES ***’ **i #^ V■ 'v’:f >J 4'’*f* ' ' r# ' '"‘*1 nf NBV« o f NBV4. HKVi o f NBVt, NRVi of and th en an il th ere m ake anew er to tha h ill of fuclng East and facing city park. i n n p p ln ln t e ih lh ite il ajrnloat jrou, o th e rw tia a ^ (>d Cars, Prices Ri^ht and Terms to Suit SB Vi. IUJOU 9W o f SB Vi! In B w llo o III. To»rn»litp preserves norvous energy for use lat_ nra 33 |j«-............" — ■ * d errea pro confeaao w ill be e n te red a c a ln a t Seweage, lights, water and gas. Must » s w i l l. K a n ra 3 3 'r.a a t. KVk - f NW Vt. N W U IWVi of NW Vt. NBV4 o f NRVt. ru n , of NVYM. NWVt Jer in life and at tho same time adds to Inc.easo In value.—A. P. Connolly, II la nrilared d ia l ltd* n o llr* l» putdlahed In NWVt o f N U i:vVi. i. a n v t of n k v 4 . a w v t o f your present efficiency. o f SB Vi. 8NWVt o f NRVi. NBVl Of HRVS. H iarafora, lh* S an fo n t H erald , a new apaner pnldU I'M In agent. 148-4tc »oii, O*o, 11. n*«i], lla a d , ctai__ C lalvnr* XI. W lilta, U»u. It, Sem inole OiuiiUr, F lo rid a, one* a week (o r four row, Our glasses are scientific in eonjolinnon R. nm A. (milland a r t h a--r tbrj oril<r*il; ro n e eeu llr* w eeka a* lo Ilia p arlle a white* r**l- I Jo lilW .. and hhh *•» Post cards^-local views— ic each at an d r»<iutr*d to b* an d ap|>*ar U fo ra o n r aaid d*nre* ar* know n, a n d one* a week for < l« h | i aimcHon and accurately fittud to your C ircu it C oorl. a t Iba C iw l llouaa In S anrord, j ro n e e m llr a w eek* u lo I he p arlle a whoa* real- ,! the Herald offie*. SANFORD, FLA. F lo rid a, on t)i* Bth d a y o f S * p te m U r. A. D. denrva ar* uuknow n. oyes. W it net* m / b an d a n d Ilia aeal o f la id C ircuit m a t. an d (lien an d l)i*ra m ake an aw ar to Ilia )F1NG, Red mul green slate surife, 3-ply ?3.il5 per squnre. Tiger ill, plain, 3-ply $3.26; 2-ply, f2,76j - | 255. Free delivery. Address E. Ginn, Hex 391. 139-20tp CLASSIFIE D AD S $1 oo ,or ....... .b0 . . . . . . $1.60 T T © te r d is t r ib u t o r s FOR KINGTON AND HUPMOBILE CARS ^ WE CARRY TOfe PARTS MU o f com plain! axlillilted a ia ln a l ro d . other* en tered w Im a decree p m ro n fe n o w ilt b« acaliw t ro o : And ro a . J u lia F, Hrle*. T horlow HUlwp, H . A. M oalar. C laud A. la u n d e r* . J . ISelm an and Jolm I>. U m a a . a r* b e re h r o rd ered an d rw julred lo he and ap p e ar before on r aald C ircu it C ourt a t tb# C ourt llo u aa la S an fo rd , ' Court on till* lh* 23rd d a r o f Jut.e, A. P . 1021. . (SB A I.I B. A. IIOIHII.ARS. | O r b o f lh* C ircu it C n arl, Hem Inot* C o u n t/, F lorid*. | FO R R E N T TOM M OORE FOR RENT—Savornl fight house‘ OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN ' nri v. a. dooouUk d. o. I keeping rooms. Now and dean. 117 uKonaa a. nxnniNn, T.nnrnl 144-tfc Office Opp P. O. Phone 1M S o licito r *od Cottn**l fo r C o m p lain an t. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 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, September 17, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1921; <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