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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
„ NUMBER 140
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1921
VOLUME 1!
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Double
bandit r o b s t h e a t r e
Japanese
Wedding Performed in New York
IN JACKSONVILLE LAST NIGHT
KILLING MANAGER HARRIS
Treasurer and
Fled With
W ou n d ed
$800
a
s
WOULD ALLOW MINISTER 1
WHO MAKKY COUPLES
RIGHT TO DIVORCE THEM
In the Trouble Zone
the West Virginia
Coal Fields
(Bjr T h# A u o d a t r d P r c i t )
CAUGHT ON STREET
s
LABOR DAY
FINDS TROOPS
ON
. ’ s .1
M! CONVENED FOK TBIAL
(Dr Th* A»tooU*«d
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 5.—
Authoritle* todny ore arranging
to call the grand Jury In special
Bfftgion Immediately, recall the
date’s attorney front hla vaca
tion in North Carolina, postpone
the annual vacation of tho Circuit
Court In order that a apeedy
trial be accorded Frank Rawlings,
22, of Chicago, who laBt night
invaded the cnshler’B office in
the Palace Theatre hero while
two thousand persona were wit
nessing the show, shot and killed
(Jeorge Hickman, manager, beat
up Elbert Harris, treasurer and
escaped w ith $H00 only to be cap
tured by » policeman on n street
near the theatre, heeling against
Itnwllngs is intense hut authori
ties do not fenr mob violence In
view of the arrangements for
immediate triul.
County Judge Gibbs ordered
the grand Jury to convene In
special session Wednesday and
State’s Attorney Wideman, sum
moned by wire, returned Imme
diately. The theatre opened last
night for the first show of the
season. It wns closed today In
respect for Hickman who wns one
of the liest known theatrical men
in the Southern stutes.
TAMPA, Sept. 6.—The placing of
divorce power in tho hands of tho
ministers who join couples together
wns advocated Inst night in n sermon
by Itovcrcnd W. F. Dunklc, pnotor of
the First Methodist church hore and
one of the best known writers and
ministers in tho South.
SURRENDE
IN LARGE NUMBERS AND A
WHO CARRIED ARMS GAVE
•TH y i UP
CHARLESTON, Sept. 5.—Labor
Dny found federal troops patrolling
New York witnessed n most unusunl wedding recently, at the Itotuu of Prof. Uldcu Kltnurn nnd Mine. Komnko the trouble zone on Spruco Fork Ridge
Klmitrn. Prof, and Mine. Kltnurn, with full Jiipnneso ceremony, married Mr. nnd Mrs. Iclilno Nndn, nnd Mr. nnd nnd cleuring out such armed forces as
Mrs. Mnsnktn Kntnynnin "upon the honor of their own wisdom." All tho principals were dressed In costumes of
they encountered. Largo number of
their native Innd. Thu photograph shows the wedding pnrty reciting the Japanese wedding prayer.
men surrendered yesterday and all
who curried arms forced to give them
Big Lawyers of the
up.
BIG HAUL OF HOOZE.
MIAMI, Sept. 5.—Nearly one hun
dred cases of intoxicating liquors
were solzed aboard a schooner manned
by three negroes in the lower bny at
an early hour this morning by Sheriff
Allen and n pnrty of deputies, and tho
negroes placed in jail.
THE CLYDE LINE IS BUSY
MORE FREIGHT THAN EVER
BEFORE AT THIS SEASON
Country to Meet in
Tampa N ext January
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.—A mes
sage received nt the wnr department
Inte yesterday from Brigadier-General
Dixie Flyer and Sem
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.—At a meet Bandholtz in West Virginia said;
ing of the executive committee of tho
inole in Wreck Near
"About 400 insurgents surrendered
American Hnr Association here yester yesterday afternoon nt Shnrplcs and
Albany; Several Hurt
day, it was decided to hold a midwin Madison, turning in about eighty fire
ter session at Tampa, Fin., some time arms. They were immediately sent
Rear End Collision on Atlnntlc Coast
next Jnnuary.
out of tho disturbed area to St. Al
,
Lino This Morning
bans by train."
THREE AIRMEN LOST,
TAMPA, Sept. B.—The regulnr mid
Federal troops to tho number of
(B T Th* A tto c U U * Pr**»)
Summer Excursions Are
FOUND DEAD TODAY
winter session of the executive com more than 2,000 yesterday took up po
ALBANY, Gu., Sept. 5.—Two thru
ON TWENTY MILE CREEK mittee of the American Hnr Associa
Bring People to
sitions in West Virginia’s conlfields
pussengcr trains, thu Dixie Flyer nnd
tion
is
to
be
held
in
Tampa
somo
time
nnd
Inst night were reported by tholr
Seminolo Limited, running between
Florida
(B y Th* A iM cU U d Pr*»»)
in
January,
1022,
it
wns
announced
lust
commander,
Hrig.-Gen. II. II. BnndJacksonville nnd Chicago, met in a
CHARLESTON, Scptfl B.—Three of
rear end collision this morning at
the five missing army airmen were night by Howard P. MucFurlnno, pres holtz, to have the situntijn well In
Sumner twenty-six miles oust of here
found dead on Twenty Mile Creek to ident of the Hillsborough County Hnr hand.
Movement of federal forces into the
on the Atlantic Coast Line. Several
day according to reports received ut Association. Tho exact date for thu
session
has
not
yet
been
decided
upon.
districts
in which mine disorders have
pussengors were slightly injured.
AT THE TIME WHEN THEY CAN •the aviation heudqunrtcrs here todny.
Judge
William
Hunter,
who
is
now
occurred
took place without untoward
Both trains wore northbound, the
GET A TOUCH OF SUMMER
| Another reported seriously injured.
in
Cincinnnti
attending
the
nnnunl
con
incident,
General Ilnndholtz advised
engineer on the Seminole, which left
WEATHER
No mention of fifth ntnn but opinion
vention
of
the
American
Bur
Associa
tho
war
department.
He added that
Jacksonville an hour after the Dixie,!
wns expressed that he wns in the
stated that tho flagman on the flyer | Thanks to the boosting thnt the wreckage of the bomber thnt fell Sat tion, invited the executive committee tho residents of the disturbed areas
failed to go back far enough when the Clyde Line is receiving from the vnr- urday afternoon while traveling from to come to Tampa this winter. De had received tho troops in a spirit of
tails of the session here, other tlmn friendliness. Other reports from Gen
Dixie stopped beenuso of mechnnicnl ious trade bodies nnd merchnnts gen- Charleston to Lnngley Field.
thnt the executive committee will bo eral Ilnndholtz donlt with disposition
trouble. Tho flagman contended ho ernlly in the shlp-by-wntor campaign
entertained by the local nssoclution of the troops.
had gone back tho required distance, the Btonmcrs ure currying more
will not be announced until the return
Meanwhile tho issuance of a procla
The Seminole engineer jumped. The freight in the summer time thnn ever Will Have Cheaper
mation
declaring martial law in the
of
Judge
Hunter.
rear car on tho flyer was nn observu- before. The Clyde Line in putting
Fish Says Hodges
Tampa Hold-up Men
areas
into
which the troops were mov
enr but wns not occupied w hen'on the summer excursions is doing u
Rounded Up Saturday tion
ed
continued
to be held up/ Secretary
the crash occuring, the passengers great thing for Florida nnd all the citTALLAIIASSEE, Sept. 6.—Shell
of Wnr Weeks on lenving his office
Shortly After Attempt huving retired.
ies on the water trip nnd adjacent eit- fish Commissioner T. It. Hodges has
the day said:
ies. They ure bringing many hundreds returned to the city after nn absence
To Hold Up Paymaster of Cigar Fac
"The issuance of a martial law
of people from tho northern cities to of several weeks on the coast nnd re
tory in West Tumpn.
tarnation will be governed by
Florida—a class of people in the main , ports considerable activity in the
tions."
thnt would never see Fldridu at any Ifisheries service, especially in the
Foiled in an attempt Saturday to
other time—people who are busy in 'artificial propagation of oysters. He
hold up nnd rob the pay cur of E.
the winter time and cannot get away. advises thnt the department has re
GOOD LUCK LUNCHEON
Regensburg & Sons’ West Tampa
LONDON, Sept. B.—The Press As
They ure people who nre looking for cently contracted to lease sixteen hun
factory of $20,1100, three men, one of
n home In Florida many of them, nnd dred nnd thirty-two acres of water sociation suys that the Sinn Fein re
Mrs. George Hyman entertainod a
them severely wounded, nre in tho
they nro going back home telling the bottoms for the cultivation of oysters ply is regarded in government circles few of the young girls nt lunch Sat
county jail and two others are being
GENEVA, Sept. 5.—Delegates from homo folks about the wonderful sum- | and thnt the lessees arc actively en ns n definite rejection of the govern urday, in honor of Virgie's 13th birth
Bought by deputy sheriffs in connec forty-cight nations—with the possible j mer climate of Florida nnd the beau- gaged in planting these water bottoms ment’s proposal of n dominion status. day. Horse shoes were used in many
tion with the crime. Two of tho men exception of Argentina—nru expected i ties of the state in tho summer that nnd n harvest within two years from The situation, according to the Press ways to insure good luck to tho guesta
in jail, captured through information to present their credentials when the will mnke many of the winter visitors date of planting.
Association, is considered extremely and honorco. From rusty old horse
supplied the sheriff’s office by Arthur second annual session of the Assent- open their eyes in astonishment.
shoes hung in all doorwnys to the
Commissioner Hodges reports a run grave.
Gill, the wounded man, nre known to bly of the Lengue of Nations con
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnlder, of the Clyde of very large mullet on the const of
pretty horse shoe fnvors nnd a birth
be the leuders of the hold-up gang, ac voncB hero todny. The program pre Line nre also assisting in the great Florida nnd that prospects nre exLONDON, Sept. 5.—The reply of day enke adorned with tiny silver
cording to Deputy Sheriff L. II. Len pared by the secretariat, including the work by meeting the bonts here with i tremoly bright for u good fishing sen- the Dull Eirennn to Mr. Lloyd George, horse shoes. At 12:1B the girls wont
non.
final institution of the international automobiles, taking the folks to Or- i son this year. He ulso reports n con which is now in the hands of the B rit-' into tho dining room where a three
The men nro Philip M. Licutn nnd court of justice nnd the election of the Inndo, Daytona and otjlier pluces of siderable reduction in the price of fish, ish prime minister, will be given out course luncheon wns served.
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DcWitt Adams.
fifteen men who nre to serve ns the interest nnd catching the bout again in order to secure ready sules, and this evening for publication, notwith- 1 At two o’clock Dr. Hyman took the
The wounded man, who was struck first set of international judges nnd nl- at DoLand Junction, thus giving them fish should now
the chcnpest meat standing the fuel that tho British cab-!' happy ’singing crowd of girls for a
by n bullet fired from the puy enr, is ternntes, calls for the disposal of ns u touch of the reul Florida. All of this product on the mnrlu-t and if 't is not inot Ims yet to take it under advise- ' ride nnd then each to their soveral
said to have made a full confession heavy nnd important tusks ns con demonstrates beyond any doubt the i so, it is because the retail denier is meat.
!homes. Virgie wns tho recipient of
to the deputies and to have implicat fronted the assembly Inst year.
great results to be achieved from a profiteering.
The announcement was made offic many lovely gifts. Those in tho par
ed four others in his confession. This
The deportment is bending every ially Inst night nt Dublin and wns the ty wore: Misses Jonnotto Appling,
Argentina’s atitudo In problematical better nnd wider road between Sunwould make five members in tho gang. in view of the fnct that her envoy, nt ford nnd Orlando nnd taking ndvnn- effort to enforce the fish lows in or outstanding news of the dny relntivo Orlando; Cifford Shinholser, Mnrgnret
I he three under arrest ure local men. tho 1U20 session, declared nn inton- j tnge of the water transportation in der to preserve utul protect the fish to the Irish negotiations.
Miller, Ruth Henry, Dorothy Ryan,
Luther M. Davis, head bookkeeper tion of withdrawing from tho league, every wny
Reports from Scotland indicate thnt Mary Elizabeth Moye, Thelma Godbye
ing industry of the itnte.
and office mnnnger of the Regensburg
The ninny thousands of tourists thnt
Commissioner Hodges is left Inst the members of the cabinet nre on and Virgie Hyman.
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Preparations, nevertheless, hnvo been
factory in Ybor City; Lnureuno Tornow
come
to
Florida
by
Clyde
Line
In
night
for' Jacksonville, where he will their wny to Inverness, where a cabi
made to receive her delegation. Rep
r,,s, manager of both Regensburg fac
winter and summer nre the greatest begin an official inspection of the fish net council will be held this week.
ON THE "CITY SUBSTANTIAL"
tories here; G. I,. Hrightwell nnd Jack resentatives of tho six now states' boosters for tho state nnd with the ing industry of the entire const of
Whitehall hns been the scene of
members, including Austria nnd HulHayes, negro chauffeur, were in the gnriu, will be present from the start passenger service enlarging nnd the Florida, comprising u rip of practical lively activities on the part of the
Lloyd’s Shoo Store is right on thcr
bny ear when the hold-up wns staged.
freight service being greater, the ly three thousand miles. Florida has ministers whom tho premier’s sum job agniii todny with nn advertisement
thiH
time
nnd
it
is
regarded
ns
possi
That none was killed by the hail of
ble thnt Hungarian and Gorman dele Clyde Line will soon be in a position tlie largest fishing territory of nay mons found in London. Gen. Sir Ne 'about tho "City Substantial" calling
mllets that fell in and around the enr
ville Mncltcndy, commander of the attention to thu fnct thnt it in only
gates wil bo admitted before tho end to put on u daily bunt in the summer state in the Union.
is considered a mutter of wonder,
time nnd two bouts in the winter time
troops in Ireland, arrived at Gairloch, Iby standing by your town can you
of
the
session.
laje.s was wounded in tho shoulder
Scotland, yesterday on u destroyer build n substantial city.
DIES AT WORK.
Furnishing of the famous Salle do, daily thus giving Sanford u wonder
Patronizo
nnd Davis received a scratch wound in
ful
opportunity
to
become
n
basing
from
Dublin to confer with the prime your home merchants, bo a member of
J if hack of the neck, but otherwise la Reformation, where tho assembly point nnd ono of the greatest inland
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.—Geo. minister.
the Chamber of Commerce, boost for
‘he party was unharmed.
Neither will hold its sessions ns it did lust ports in the state.
In view of the cabinet meeting, Loi^l everything thnt menns a bigger and
Hohnrd Bcchtcll, sixty-nine, carpen
your, is completed ni\d n press room
Woun<l is serious.—Tampa Tribune.
nnd lounge established where dele The Sanford Chamber of Commerce ter, wns found dead at his work lute nnd Lady Scnforth have placed Urn- better town and be a reul citizen. Your
gates nnd journalists may meet on put on a big Hhow when they started yesterday afternoon. His brother found hun Castle, near Dingwall, nt the dis town will reflect the uttltudc of tho
TAMPA, Sept. 5.—The nrrest of the common ground. Extrn wireless fac the "Ship-by-water” campaign—big the body, whieh wns in u sitting po posal of the premier.
people ns nothing else will do. llio
remaining two members who nre still ilities have been provided nnd arrange ger than they ever dreamed of nnd sition in one corner of u room. It is
advertisement also contains a nice
, lurK0 of Rang of five thnt nttempt- ments made to mnke speeches and doc now is the time to keep it alive and thought the man died from heart dis
THE HOY SCOUT CONTEST
boost for the Herald which wo appre
t(* r,,h the four employees if n cl- uments nvuilublc to tho press in tho keep pushing for better river service, ease, as no traces of un accident could
ciate greatly. Reud Lloyd's "ad"
government nid nnd all tho essentials ■be found.
u*r ;" 'tory ut tl,oir weekly payroll In shortest possible time.
In thu Iioy Scout Contests of lust this issue.
ls i umpa Saturday expected today.
I)r. Wellington Koo, the represents thnt go to mnke for better and chcupweek, a tabulation of the twenty boys
>ree members of tho gang under nr- tivo of Chinn, will officially open the er transportations,
mimed gives the troops credit us fol
WEEK’S WEATHER
WORKERS COUNCIL
' T , 1,0 charged todny with ns- conference on behalf of the Council of
There never wns a time in the hislows.
1 with intent to kill and attempted tho Lengue of Nations, this honor fall- tory of Sanford when such an active
Forecast for the Period September 5 Methodist ..................................... 0
Ono of tho most enthusiastic meet
Sheriff Spencer said. Each ing on him by reason of tho ndoption 1Interest wnH being taken in the river
Baptist ......................................... 8
to 10, Inclusive
ings hold recently in the Baptist Temheld in default of ten thousand of n Bystem of rotation and because transportation nnd this groat artery
Presbyterian ................................4
South Atlantic und East Gulf
In inr bond Penalty for conviction on of his having been president when the of trade nnd trnvel that has lain dorCongregational
............................1 !ple wns tho workers council on last
States: Fair, except widely scattered
Friday night ut which time fifty-four
tw,.,!tUH ° b° filo‘1 rnn*e from ten to council opened its 14th session on Sep- j mnnt at our doors for so many yenrs thunder Hhowcrs; normal temperature.
Catholic ....................................... I
y years Imprisonment,
Sunday school teachers and officers
tember 1. Whether, In uccordnnce bids fair to bo tho greatest usset of There nre no indications of u disturb
had dinner in the Banquet room of
thin
city
and
nil
the
adjacent
territory.
with the precedent established by tho
ance in the West Indies nt this time.
Miss Jcnnutto Appling, of Orlando, tho Templo. They made plans for the
Tho
Clyde
Lino
officials
seem
dis
celebnu"; ,S°,Pt- 6‘—9 rff°nlzed labor first session, he will be elected per
is tho guest of Virgin Hyman for a future growth of tho school. The Bap
posed to nsBiit .in tho
in evini president
jiresiuonv is
i» ini|»unD,u.u
, ,movemont
,
impossible to fore- .-----------At less cost than with flax or jute, few days.
tinv w itt
°r Dtty in thiB c,ty t0- manent
tist Sunday school is a live, growing
town *' pnrn,*e through tho down toll, ns tho assembly Inst year lndl-,ery wny possible and It Is up to the twine, ropo and bagging are being
I
institution.
ented
its
purpose
to
operate
without
j
business
men
of
this
city
to
help
them
th,. „ Su CCt8 nnJ BPenMng in ono of
manufactured from bark of eucalyp
For office supplies, stationery, etc.
much regard ’ for plans emanating by routing all tholr shipments possible
cornu
io ihe Ilcrqlff*office.
tus
trqcs
in
Australia.
TRY A DAILY HXBALD WAXT AO.
Z Z O S r * W‘th "
from othor branches of tho lengue.
jby tho Clydo Line.
SEEING F L O R I D A
J
SINN FEIN’S
REPLY TO BE
MADE PUBLIC
ASSEMBLY OF
THE LEAGUE OF
NATIONS TO MEET
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921
Industrial School
WOMAN’S CLUB
For Girls at Ocala
State Institution
HAVE BIG DANCE
DIG AFFAIR AT VALDEZ FRIDAY
NIGIIT WITH FINE
ORCHESTRA
That Should He One of the Rest Re
formatories in South
THE STAR TO-DAY
(Dr Th* AiiocUted F r.ti)
OCALA, Sept. 3.—Governor Hardee
AN ALL-STAR CAST in
What can- ho termed ns the offiriol nnd other state olTiciuln visited the
State
Industrial
School
for
Girls
lieru
opening of the Social season in Snnford for this coming winter will be yesterday to viuw the new building.
the big dance that the Woman’s Club This edifice is styled Dormitory No. 1
uv
is putting on at the Valdez Hotel this although it is the second building to
coming
Friday night, September Oth. be erected. It is intended to be the
I?' !
To say that this a Hair is going to be home of the superintendent arid the
m
one of the biggest events of the sea more advanced scholars, who will be
son is putting it very mildly ns the nssigned two in a room, instend of n
Also a Sunshine Comedy
ladies are working hard to make this dozen to a score in one large room, ns
in
the
first
buildinfl.
The
higher
a huge success.
The Valdez dining room with its grades of the school will have their
good dancing floor will he thronged class room in this building. It is built
Tonight at the Princess—Hary Carey in
that night with the dance-loving pub- of brick with a light gray stucco covlic from not only Sanford, hut from erlng, tiled roof und comes near be
“The Freeze Out”; also a Comedy
Eustis, Orlnndd, DoLnnd, Daytona nnd ing fire-proof. It is well lighted and
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many other nearby towns, and not well ventilated, there being at least
only will the dancers he there but two windows for each bedroom, the
many other people that nre interested halls nre wide nnd the parlor, class
in the cause for which this dance is room and reception room arc spacious
being put on, because—all the funds and handsome. The entrance is n
tnken in nt this dance will be for tho broad piazza and its columns support
a roomy porch above, which is screen
lunch fund for the school children.
The Woman’s Club, always behind ed nnd can be used ns a place of re
any movement that means any thing creation or study in the day nnd even
for Sanford and its people hnvu taken ing, and can he changed into a sleep
! it upon themselves to see that the kid ing porch at night.
8hc Industrial School for Girls was
dies can get hot lunches right on the
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school grounds this coming winter provided for by the legislature of 1015
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and the winters to follow. Theso hot'and located on high ground two miles
It has been a busy summer oven though it was vacation
lunches have proven very popular in west of Ocala. It was intended us a
time nnd we face tho winter season with tho grontest and
t
other cities throughout the state and reformatory for refractory girls, who
brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi
every state in the union and the Wo were mom in need of help and in
ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing
man’s Club means thnt Sanford shall struction than punishment. It begun
beyond expectations of tho greatest boosters, conditions
have what the rest have. Other af its work in a dwelling house in Ocula,
nre better, Florida is the most prosperous state in the
fairs gotten up by the Womnn’a Club where it was carried on until the first
union. Now is the time to think of tho proverblnl "rainy
for this fund have been very success building was finished. This was a
day.” Snvo your money while you aro making It. Bank
W A S H S U IT S
ful nnd they have rnised a neat sum large brick edifice which would house
it with the bank thnt insures your deposits. Stnrt your
of money but they still need more, 40 girls in comparative comfort.
bnnk account today.
There being more girls in the state
hence this big dance Friday.
And the Chamber of Commerce thnn could be housod in the first build
and
s>
knowing the worth of this enuse have ing, a second was provided for by the
not only endorsed it ns something legislature of 1010, and this is the
beneficial to Sanford but they have one just finished. The first building
also appointed a committee thnt is will be used for new comers, of which
From #2.50 to #4.50 values
now working with the ladies in order there are a score or more in the state
1■.
that there may be nothing left undone waiting for pluccs in the school. Mov
GET READY FOR BUSINESS THAT IS COMINg
to give the public their full money’s ing from the first building to the
worth and give to them one of the second will be considered as a promo
biggest times they have ever had in tion for a girl.
During its four yenrs of existence
their life.
the
school has done good work, and a
Thu same orchestra that has made
number
of girls have gone out from
such n big name for itself on tho East
Coast, with headquarters at Dnytona it well equipped for the work of evhave been engaged for this nlTuir nnd ' ery dny life. They are given a good
this very fact alone is bound to at grammar school education, instructed
selves, nnd Chnirmnn M. It. Sample, tract a lurge crowd. Although wo in household duties and most of them
of Haines City, found it necessary to have good talent and good music in compare favorably with the average
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call the meeting back to order.
Sanford, this orchestra with its wide girl of the public school. Two of the •)•»l«^ ^ ^
Tho report of tho special investi experience is bound to be welcomed girls are now doing excellent work ns
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gating committee appointed hero by by the Sanford dancers, for they can nurses in the state hospital, others
a similar mass meeting August 12th play in a class by themselves.
are filling good positions in various
was adopted. The report recommends
Tickets will be placed on sale today places, and some are married and
eight small ships and the financing of and the snmll charge will be for the making homes for themselves.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE an organization which would operate gentlemen only as tho ladies will he
The state treats its foster children
JUST ARRIVED
them. The committee was enlarged admitted free, Lf you are one of those well. They have plenty of good food
ALL PHASES OF WATER
and continued with instructions to in that like to dance there is no doubt and not a few delicacies, neat nad
Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some
ROUTE
vestigate ships available.
substantial
clothes
for
week-days
and
but what you will secure a ticket and
Josinh Varn, of Manatee county, de
good saddle and driving horses. Lots of
TAMPA, Sept. 3.—With Polk, Man clared three ships, sub-chasers which be there on that night for it will be pretty uniforms for Sundays and holi
days.
They
have
to
take
care
of
their
hard
to
keep
you
away
from
such
a
atee, Hillsboro, Lee, Pinellas, l.;>kc, are suitables, are now available to the
mated teams. For prices see REID,
Osceola, Charlotte aial Volusia coun shippers and can be purchased. The glorious affair that this promises to home, do all the cooking, household
work
and
laundry.
They
are
not
with
be,
but,
if
you
are
not
interested
in
ties represented by more than one committee also was instructed to make
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hundred citrus fruit and vegetable inquiries as to the uattitude of the dancing you are interested in school out recreation; they have a good lib
growers in this city Thursday after Mallory and Gulf & Southern lines to kiddies and you will be doing them, rary, time If for sports and do small
noon water transportation was defin ward handling fruits out of Tampa the city and yourself a favor if you tasks for themselves. They have
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itely decided upon as the only means and their ability to give suitable facil will purchase a ticket and be present competed at the county fair and won
of reducing freight rates to market ities for the shipment of fruit nnd to show these good Sanford ladies that a good many prizes. They also work
SANFORD AND WINTER GARDEN
you appreciate the efforts they are outdoors, taking care of their gardens,
and much was accomplished toward vegetables.
picking
fruit
and
berries,
and
in
short
making
for
this
worthy
cause.
the organization of a corporation
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And again the Herald wishes to living busy, useful und rather happy
which will put boats into service be
FORT MYERS—A water tnnk statu from all the information gather lives.
tween Tampa and ports in this section
of the state and Gulf and New Eng standing upon pillars 50 feet in height ed that on Friday night at the Val The last legislature made appropria Home runs, Babe Ruth, 48; Nntional, "DUTCH” HENRY SOLD TO TUB
DROWNS; TINKER SELLS
and containing 20,000 gallons of wa dez will be found a congenial crowd, tion for a new laundry und for a din Kelly, New York, 22. Stolen bases,
land ports.
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TWO OTHERS
American,
Harris,
Washington,
•
25;
ing
hall
between
the
two
principal
A deep interest in the solving of ter, used to supply a local hotel, col dancing on a first class floor, and one
ORLANDO,
Sept. 3.—Tho sale of
National,
Frisch,
Now
York,
43.
buildings.
The
governor
und
his
cabi
of
tbc
best
orchestras
in
the
state
shippers’ problems was in evidence lapsed early this week with a crash
“Dutch"
Henry,
premier pitcher of Joe
net
are
desirious
of
providing
thu
rendering
the
music
and
if
you
are
from stnrt of 'the meeting. Growers
that was heard all over town. An in not present you will be looking for school with a poultry farm, which
Tinker’s pennant-winning Orlando club
LOW TIDE ON THE BEACH
gathered in the hallways in the city
of the Florida State League, to the
hull before the meeting opened and vestigation disclosed ,thut some of someone to kick you the next morning the girls can take care of and earn
St.
Louis Americans, hns been an
discussed the project and its problems. the supporting pillars had given way. after you hear what a big time every money for themselves. A dairy may Forenoon and Afternoon Tides nt
nounced.
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he
added
to
this.
About
Same
Hour
and
Minute
A t each lull in Thursday’s meeting the Tho tank fell awny from the hotel, one had. And it is well to be remem
“Chic"
Palmer,
shortstop, has hoc®
growers and shippers of citrus fruit otherwise, it probably would have bered also that the younger set are
sold
to
Rochester
of the International
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4
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and vegetables took advantage of the struck it. While no one was injured not the only ones that will be there
League,
and
Ernie
Burke, first base
Sept.
5
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4:22
as
all
the
“old
timers’’
have
already
opportunity to discuss the railroads many reported they had visualized an
Sept. 0
made up their minds that they will
..... , ...................... 5:08 man, to tho Birmingham club of the
nnd water transportation among them earthquake or a flood.
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Sept. 7
he on the job to show some of the
............................... 5:57 Southern Association.
younger ones up aial therefore no *
............................... 0:50
* Sept. 8
matter what your age might be, * * ♦ * * * * * ♦ * ★ ♦ Sept. 5
............................... 7:47
Sept. 10
whether you dance or not, wo are
............................... 8:40
THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW
Sept. 11 .................................... 9:48
looking forward to the pleasure of
WHERE THEY I'LAY TODAY
Sept. 12 .................................... 10:38
meeting you Friday night, September
Orlando at Jacksonville.
llth.
Sept.
13 .................................... 11:30
Lakeland at Daytona.
Sept.
14 .................................... 12:03
St. Petersburg at Tampa.
Sept. 15 .................................... 12:48
OCALA—The fact that orange
Sept. 10 .................................... 1:30
HOW THEY STAND
groves in Marion county produce
ON EASY TERMS
W
L
Pet. Sept. 17 .................................... 2:09
fruit that packs front 50 to 75 per
Orlando ................... 71
40
.(140 Sept. 18 .................................... 2:44
Very desirable. Just completed.
cent first grade or better is begin
m
Tampa ..................... 01
40
.555 Sept. 19 .................................... 3:18
Every modern convenience. Sit
ning to impress growers with what an Lakeland ................. 58
54
.518 Sept. 20 .................................... 3:52
uated on Palmetto arc., beyond
4:29
02
.441 Sept. 21 ..........
outstanding asset this section posses St. Petersburg ....... 40
10th street ns follows:
Sept.
22
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B;08
00
.450
ses in being able to produce oranges Duytunn ..................51
Our services seek to min
BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (3 bed
00
.380 Sept. 23 .................................... 5:ft9
of so high a quality. The high quality Jacksonville ............44
Sept. 24 .................................... fl;59
rooms) nnd bath, front and
ister to your spiritual na
of Marion county fruit has been em
Sept.
25
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8;08
back
porch.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
phasized by reporta showing that a
Sept.
20
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9
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At Jacksonville 4, Orlando 0.
BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 f*d
ture by an hour of fellow
large proportion of the oranges of
Sept. 27 .................................... 10:11
At Daytona 4, Lakeland 15.
rooms), scrcend
sleeping
the state pack below first grade. A
Sept. 28 .................................... n:25
ship through song, pray
At Tnmpn 2, St. Petersburg 0.
porch, nnd bath, front «n
plan is being discussed whereby tho
ScPf- 20 .................................... 11:55
hack porch.
fruit of Marion might be marketed TY COBB HOLDS BAITING HON Sept. 30 .................................... 12:49
ers and Bible exposition
BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed
under n trade mnrk, a brand that
ORS HY THREE POINTS
rooms) nnd bath, front an
would assure thu consumer of getting
JACKSONVILLE!—A cnvnlcndc of
(D j Ths AiiocflUd P r .u )
lmck
porch.
Marion oranges. Growers believe tho
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—With tho closo nutomoblla tourists numbering fifty
consumer should bo acquainted with of thu base bnll season n month away to one hundred will leave KanHns City
All completely screened thruthu fact that tho two most famous Ty Cobb, pilot of tho Detroit Tigers, October.1, onrouto to Florida in gen
out. Gas nnd electric liRht con
Florida oranges, tho “Pineapple” nnd enters the homo stretch only three eral, and St. Lucio county in particu
nections. Instantaneous hente
the
“Parson
Brown”
were
developed
In bath rooms.
points behind Ilnrry Hcilmann, his lar, nccordlng to ndvices received by
JBfts '}■
in this county nnd reached thole slugging outfielder, for batting hon the local chamber of commerco frofu
re, Y'
For terms apply to owner,
.
greatest perfection hero. The fruit ors of tho American Lcagui;. Hell* n firm in thnt city sponsoring tho
Corner Oak Ave and Third Street
from ono of Marion’s groves sold for mann’s average up to and including trip. Several similar parties are to
as high ns $14.25 a box nt auction in games pluyod Wednesday was . 308, he conducted during tho coming senNow York Inst season.
National, Hornsby, St. Louis, .415. Hon, tho advices said.
“ S E E IN G IT
THROUGH”
SUMMER DA YS
WILL SOON BE OVER
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T W IS T
The W inter Season
Is A dvancin g
M I D D Y S U IT S
$1.48
The Peoples Bank
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
o f Sanford
GROWERS SAY
PRESENT RATE
CONFISCATORY
Horses & Mules
I
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W orship W ith Us
BUNGALOWS
FOR SALE
U.AJK; a f. M.
Presbyterian Church
GEO. A. D’COTTES
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1921
Ship by water Is some slogan.
-----------a----------h b l u M ir * ty iftH M M n h H •* * * » / a t IW
Started by Sanford, it Is biting used
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EtnU
W M*r»A
----vmm
lla m a
everywhere In the State.
JE HERALD PRINTING CO., lie. And* by -----------o----------using It, and doing It every
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where
in
the
State, the State will be
i. J. HOLLY _____________ Kdltor
come
great.
I. I ILLABD.„.9ccreUry-Treaii»rer
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
-----------o----------A. NKBL......- ....General Manager .
Florida has more waterways than
fessional and Business Man in
CUItTIS BARBER
' any Stnte in the Union, nnd has been
CIRCULATION M A NAO Zt
Sanford in This Column
j using them less., We need more gov
Our officers and directors are
I'hone 148 up to 6 P. M.
Wo believe in the future of
ernment nid for them, nnd this will
home people, who are actuat
u m r U U tu H» im M*d* N ia w a o* A p y lliU —
BANFORD as a city; we be
I come if we direct more traffic on
ed
by
a
wholesome
desire
to
SnkMrlptUa Frio* la Adfaaoa
lieve its wealth-producing
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
them.
JH
Tui
help, in a frank and friendly
4lf Moilkl........................................... •S'H
9.00
-farms will continue to pro
-----------o----------way their own town and coun
D d ln ra d hi C tt, b , C .rrf.r
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duce. We believe in its citi
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
With the many big meetings of the
try, their neighbors and
Tha bl« 1>- U It-P » t* W *ahl7 H«raJd •»zenship, n« churches, its
growers
and
shippers
scheduled
to
friends.
Attorney-at-I^aw
• lrtlv o*r*rt I t a l M U C ooity aad U p ib U iu d
Contractor and Builder
• v i r j rrU U y. A d n r U a lit t»U » mad* t w i n meet in Florida on the ship by water
Over Seminole County Bank
schools and its prospects, and
M
appUcaUaa.
D«a»crmtia
la
palltlaa.
W.W
SANFORD -iFLORIDA
This bank believes in YOU;
question, it is a cinch that the people SANFORD
f t yaar, a lw a ji la ad taaea.__________________
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FLORIDA
we hope to make our bnnk a
wants you to believe in IT,
of this State will get results, and the
Member of The Associated Pre—
vital, helpful part of the de
and invites your confidence
ship by wntof idea will get tho proper
Sanford Constructs Co.
and patronage,
BATTERIES
velopment of the future.
impetus.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
BBM O YOUB
o----------Planes
nnd Specifications Cheerfully
No married man should ever allow Battery Troubles to Us
Labor Day.
Furnished
his business to Interfere with his homo W t Ip M ltllM «n X lM trtesl W ork t a d eaa i 1t»
All
Work
Guaranteed
ra
n
dapaadakla
tar*lea..
Which means no one labors except life. If business cannot be attended 7TZ ALSO H A V I COM PETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE
P. O. Box 1 ||
to during spare time give up busi
rO R OVEBHAULIMO YOUB CAM
the newspaper men.
ness.—and starve to death.—Clear Sanford Battery Service
•---------- o----------water
Sun.
Builders & Contractors
A Community Builder'
And the thermometer seems to be
Company
-----------o----------Sketches and Estimates Free; m
working overtime also running up to
L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too small
President
F. P. FORSTER
The mngnzinoH can now send their Phone 189
90.
war correspondentss to West Virgin
----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED___
---------- o----------Cashier
B. F. WH1TNER
ia
to
write
stories
about
the
atroci
What a joy it will be when the
HARTFORD BATTERY
Wilson & Shorey
holidays are over, when vacations are ties practiced on the helpless inhabi
Pine
and Garland Sts,, Orlando, Fla.
“Battery Insurance”
over, when Thursday afternoons arc tants of the war stricken areas.
---------- o----------over and the city settles down to bus
Sold and Serviced by
PURE WATER
THEATRE
RESORT
Henry Ford is the man of the hour.
iness again.
,
DANCE HALL
CAFE
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
They can call him n crank and every
ELECTRIC
Many new buildings and many big thing else in the entegory, hut he
Elder Springs Water
Haight & Magee
does
things
without
consulting
nny
I?
buildings
arc
planned
for
the
next
99.98% PURE
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
few months nmong them some new’ of the higher authorities who mny
Phone
311-W
Sanford. Fla.
FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES
GARAGES
stores on First street and other look upon him as a crank, lie raised
streets. Sanford will be a city before the wages of his fnctory employees
at Reduced Prices
f& j 1,
Smith Bros. Garage
many years ago and seemed to mnke
this time next year.
LORD’S PURITY
money by it. He raised the wages of
-----------o----------Expert Repairing
WATER
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
It is n difficult matter to infuse lifo his railroad employees and mndc good
at
it.
He
lowers
the
price
of
autos
W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida
Oak and First
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
into a place when everybody is think
WRITF----------------------------PHONE------------------------------- WIRE ing about a vacation all the time. when he gets ready and gets by with
Dally Service
Phone 1»7
REAL ESTATE
Vacations nri> all right, but when they J
interfere with business, cut the busi
SANFORD NOVELTY
CORD’S RAILROAD.
ness out, and we will all quit and go
E, F. Lane
somewhere.
Real Estate and Insurance
WORKS
Every shipper who receives freight
Progressive movements, foster
in
St.
Petersburg
is
interested
in
the
Lawyers meeting in Cincinnati are
Phone 93
ed by progressive individuals, are
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
having an awful wrangle over wheth success of the railroad recently ac
quired
by
Henry
Ford,
for
if
it
is
a
er the government should control
.
invariably productive of results.
Geo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
aeronautics or not. What most of us success, if he shows how* to haul
freight
for
less,
it
is
hound
to
affect
are interested in is whether the gov
Real Estate and Insurance
All progressive movements that
Work
ernment can control the rnilrouds or the rate on freight hauled by other
SANFORD
FLORIDA
railroads.
For
that
reason,
every
have for their aim the creating of
* not.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
financial journal of New York nnd
— . j
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM$ Another holiday—another dull day Chicago, and some of the daily pn- ..Employment Bureau.. 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU.
pers as well, are busy these days ex- The vocational committee of tho Bual1 ] , ::
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
| in the city—another crowd gone off ji plaining
why Ford is sure to mnke a
ELECTRICAL
their money. Maybe this will i aad failure of the attempt to operate ness nnd Professional Women's Club
the progressive policy of this insti% tohe spend
requests all young women desiring
the last for some time to conic | the railroad he recently acquired.
to register at the First
COLONIAL LAMPS
tution.
| nnd tile city will settle down to real Mr. Ford’s first cut after getting employment
National
Bank.
business when wo get the first cool
this railroad wns to reduce freight
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
I rates. The road was carrying little
Identify yourself with this strong
y spell again.
freight at the time, hut tho reduc Eyes Examined
Glnssos Designed
institution today by opening an ac* There should lie a good sidewalk tion
in freight rates afforded exactly
Henry McLaulin. Jr.
from Commercial street to the Clyde the stimulus that wns needed nnd the
count.
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OPT. D.
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v Line dock. The present outlook', when cars began to move. This is not dis
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one gets off the boat, is absolutely puted by Mr. Ford’s critics, hut it is
rotten. Yesterday the passengers affirmed that he is not allowing
bail to swim across a sea of oil and i.miugh for depreciation, etc., and his
sand and at midday it looked like a venture is sure to fail
picture of Death Valley.
But why not wait ami ese? .Mr.
---------- o----------Ford has made his mistakes, hut few
GILLON & FRY
OPTOM ETRIST
The Clyde Line is feeling the of-- of them have been business mistakes, OPl'ICIAN
Phone 442
feels of the "ship by water" earn-- llis
bins appeals to us Graduate Northern
Illinois College
Mis anti-Jcwish bias
Nt
paign and are hauling more freight all, and we condemn it—condemn I t ! 212 Last First St.
Sanford, Fin.
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
SERVICE
now than ever before nt this time of severely and unreservedly. But this |
TRANSFER
4% INTEREST PAID
the year. Keep nt it, you merchants. does not alter the fact that he lias WILSON VULCANIZ
Ship all your goods by Clyde Line, it repeatedly proven himself a business
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
ING WORKS
is only through the water competi genius of the highest order. And it
C. C. WILSON. 0 » n « r
Quick Service Transfer
tion that you can ever expect to got mny lie that he and lie alone has 1 SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
Storage Facilities
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reasonable rates. Your river is tho guessed the key to the railroad lock,
REASONABLE PRICES
If
we
please
you, tell others; il no
W ig h t B ro th er! . . r a g e Building
thing. Help it to become greater nnd and thnt key may he fashioned by re
tell us. Phone 498
greater with two boats on every day. ducing freight rates ,nnd thus a t
It will make Sanford the grentest city tracting traffic.—St. Petersburg In Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Avr
HOTELS
in central nnd south Florida.
dependent.
New Era Printery
---------- o----------G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
President Harding need not fear the
Hotel Montezuma
COMMERCIAL AND
criticism of members of his own par
JOB PRINTING
“Sanford’s New Hole)”
ty.—Sanford Herald.
$1.50 Up Per Day
On the contrary, that is tho very
Heraltl Printing Co.
kind of criticism to fear. We expect
our enemies to berate us hut not our
IT’S GRANDMOTHER’S RECIPE
friends.
C. A. WHIDDON
BOOK, JOB ANI) COMTO BRING BACK COLOR ANI)
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
The editor of the Herald mny recall
MEItCIAL PRINTING
LUSTRE TO HAIR.
the lines from Canning:
flernld Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Phone 148
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
Phone 465
"Give me the avowed, the erect, the
tifully
dark and lustrous nlmost over
A competitive international exhibi
manly foe;
Bold I can meet—perhaps may re- ,*i:rht if you’ll get u bottle of “Woyth’s tion of Inventions along several in
DRINK
turn the blow;
Sago and Sulphur Compound" nt any dustrial lines will fenturu the Lyon
Elder Springs Water. Its 09 98-109
But of all plngues .good heaven, the 4rug store. Millions of bottles of this
fair
in
France
In
October.
per
cent pure. Phone 81L
wrath
enn
send,
°'d
famous
Sago
Tea
Recipe,
ImprovKAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E Snve, save, oh! save me from the c‘* *jy D10 addition of other ingredrnndld friend!!"
loots, nre sold annually, says a well- Little Ten-Year-Old Boy
GOAT MANURE
—Ocala Banner.
known druggist here, because it
Brutally Bitten While Pickling and Preserving
And Other Materials
darkens the hair so naturally and ev
Sleeping With Mother
enly thnt no one can tell it has been
applied.
Last Wednesday night about 11
Our Prices Will Save You Money
Those whoso hair is turing gray or
ROQUERFORT SALAD
We have the
o’clock,
while sleeping with hia moth
becoming fnded hnvo a surprise
DRESSING
er,
Johnnie
Muggins,
ten
year
old
son
, nwnlting them, because nfter one or
Make a salad, using 1 can of
two applications the gray hair van of Mock Muggins, living near tho
Georgia nnd Alabama line, wus brut
pears und a few Sylmnr Brunei
i »j 1
* t i ;
ishes and your locks become luxur
ally bitten on tho nnklo by an
Ripe Olives. Serve with Roque
iantly dark and beautiful.
anopheles mosquito. Tho ankle is bad Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
fort salad dressing, made us folThis Is the age of youth. Grny- ly swollen hut the doctors think ho
lows:
and Jelly Glasses
hnired, unattractive folks nren't want will recover after taking malarial
Vj small can Elkhurn Roque
ed around, bo got busy with Weyth’s
treatment. This mosquito was not
fort Cheese; I to 0 tablespoons
Sage
and Sulphur Compound tonight discovered until dnylight next morning
See our line of
PHONE 53(i
Olive oil; a pinch of snit, dash
nnd you'll he delighted with your nnd a barrage of Torment was shot at
of paprika, lemon juice. Emul
dark, handsome hair nnd your youth him, killing him instantly. The gase Stone Crocks, Coolers,
sify to creamy consistency.
ful apponrnnee within a few days.— ous fumo from this liquid will not
Churns, etc.
Adv.
hurt n human being hut is instant
denth to a malarial mosquito. It docB
aft;
Tho first international poultry ex not frighten them, it is not a bluff, it
, WELAKA BLOCK
hibition will be held nt the Hague means death when tho mosquito first
next month In connection with a world inhales It. Torment is sold in all
Phonea 497-494
stores.—Adv.
.
wide poultry congress.
HARDWARE CO.
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
• i i l i l i m
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I I H M
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
M
MANAGER
MISTER
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
11The Seminole County!
...Bank....
Fertilizer Materials
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
Castor Pomace
Hardwood Ashes
Ground Tobacco Stems
TIME
STONE JARS
Chase & Co.
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD
POST CARDS AT THE HERALD
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Deane Turner
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1921
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Mention of
ggnttera In IK*8*
Pifsoiinl Item*
of inter®**
In
of the
andA bou tSomrawy
Floating Small
Talk a Succinctly
& The City <£
Arranged for
Herald Readera
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Local thunderor Sundoy.
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Everybody out of town.
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a repaired tiro to use ns extra.
■ „ fnr «3 oo.—3. A. Hunton.
Irnrd tires for ?3*^*
llfl. 26 tc
However, we have somo good ndWrtlsement9, today.
. nuick Roadster for sole. Now tlroa
L d is in first clans mechanical1 coniition.—II- *
Motor Co‘ 129‘tfc
You can rend them tomorrow if you
I Jo not remain at homo and got your
1Daily Ilercld today.
iGet a repaired tire to use an extra.
I Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
110-20tc
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working right nlong on tho
job, yes. Itut at that the cool
shady spots of Sanford are
better than the sun dried
beaches and the lakes and
springs in and around Sanford aro hotter than anything
else for a day's vacation. And
while we sit nnd perspire and
fret and champ the bit we arc
wondering. Just when that
storm will come to our rescue
and bring tho thermometer
down to reason again. Coolcr than many plnces but not
cool enough to make people
get busy:
0:10 A. M., SEPTEMBER 5
Maximum ...i.................... 36
Minimum ......................... GH
Range .........:......
72
Barometer ........................30.08
* Calm nnd Clear.
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PAGE THREE
SOCIETY
MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
N
Phone 217-W
Dance Friday
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY—Llttlo MIsb Martha Bish
op will entertain a number of her
llttlo friends at 4 o’clock, at her
home on Park nvenuo, tho occasion
being her 5th birthday nnnlversay.
Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb will entertain
the members of tho Pcck-Whltcomb
bridal party nt a theatre nnd buffet
supper party in Orlando.
TUESDAY—The Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club will meot
nt 8 o’clock nt the Woman’s Club
rooms.
WEDNESDAY—Mrs. John C. Smith
will entertain tho members of tho
T. N. T. Club, nt her homo on Un
ion nvenuo nt 4 o'clock.
THURSDAY—The Christian Endeav
or of tho Presbyterian church will
ontertnin in compliment of MIhs
Helen Peek, and Donald Whitcomb,
nnd Miss Izcttu Stone, and Robert
Cobb, nt the church parlors nt 8
o'clock.
SATURDAY—Tho Children’s Story
Hour will he held nt tho Central
Park at 6 o'clock.
At the Valdez Hotel, under the auspices of the Woman’s Club for the bene
fit of the Lunch Fund for the School Children. This promises to be one of
the biggest events of the season and you do yourself a big favor if you are
present as well as a big favor to the kiddies.
THE BIG EVENT OF THE SEASON
at our store will he our fall opening which we expect to announce now in a
few days. Our fail merchandise is beginning to roll in and the kind we are
going to show this season will certainly open your eyes. Watch for the date.
y / s f s r j t f f r /M r / s o / f f f p t p l
J. G. Ball returned Friday evening
from Jacksonville, where he went on
business.
All reports from every section say
Mrs. W. H. lidding returned home
that the coldest winter on record will
Friday from a ton week’s visit with
face the north this year. Tills means
relatives in Michigan nnd Ohio.
| a hi* bunch of people coming to Flor
Ask any one that has danced to the
Sam Yountz left Saturday night
ida. Get ready for them now.
Daytona Bench orchestra’s music. for Daytona Beach, where he spent
*
*
tho week-end.
Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight- Thoy know.
Fred S. Dalger, and It. T. Thrasher,
Ily used and is a bargain for tho prico
Wo
have
at
present
in
stock
ono
left In the Dalger ear Saturday night
we are asking. It you need a truck,
slightly used Hupmobile that wo aro for Tampn, where they will spend two
l sec us at oucc*—II. & 0* Motor Co,
120-tfc offering for sale nt a reasonable price. days with the former’s parents.
If you want the best for your money,
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, J. D.
see
us
at
once.—B.
&
O.
Motor
Co,
nnd
Ralph Woodruff, nnd Miss May
\V. II. Rnulcrson, of West Palm
129-tfc
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than
J. E. Phipps returned Friday from
Thrasher,
arrived home Snturdny
Beach, is here today, coming up on
23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
Tampa.
evening
in
the
Woodruff
car
from
court matters. ,Mr. Rnulorson is a
muHt accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac
Sanford
dancers
are
fortunate
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Dinkel
and
Miss
Hendersonville,
N.
C.,
where
they
/orator resilient of Geneva, and is
cordingly.
being
able
to
huvu
the
Daytonn
Beach
Olive,
were
visitors
in
Sanford
Fri
have
been
spending
some
time.
making good at \\ est Palm Beach in
orchestra play here. Don’t pnss this
1L A. Jones, Sanford, was listed day.
the building line.
FOR SALK—8 hives of bees. In good
opportunity up; meet them at the among the arrivals in Tampa yester
Misses Lillian and Qline Waits were
FOR RENT
condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325
day on a combined business nnd tlu* guests of Mr .and Mrs. Bill l'()H RENT—Two partly furnished
Sent! your old mattress to Bradley Valdez Friday night.
Service
Shoe Shop.
133-Sat-Wcd-9t
Sntcher a few days this past week.
pleasure visit.—Tampa Tribune.
factory. Make them like new, for
rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner
FOIt SALE—Two nice young mules.
| 3.0U, 50 lb. new cotton mattress only
Mr .and Mrs. Ituter and children
G. W. Springer, of Sanford, is vis
The Women’s Club dance for the
Holly Ave.
138-3tp
Phone lU(i for information. 134-tfc
$8j00. Guaranteed. 600 W. South benefit of the lunch fund for the iting among friends nnd acquaint were visitors in Sanford Saturday.
St., Orlando, Fla.
122-20tc school children, is being talked about ances in Tampn nnd may remain for
Mr. Kinecue nnd Miss Fay and FOR RENT—3 nice furnished house ROOFING, Red nnd green slate surkeeping rooms, will rent all togeth
fnco, 3 ply $3.60 per sqqnrc. Tiger
in Volusia, Lake, Orange nnd Semi the next few days.—Tampa Tribune. Martin were visitors in Orlnndo Sat er or any way that suits.—Mrs. Rid
The Herald will be delivered today nole counties. You will meet all your
brand, plain, 3-ply $3.26; 2-ply, $2.7G;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moya is visit urday, going down to sec Mrs. Ren- dling, 206 Oak Ave.
l39-2tp
as usual, hut some of tho hoys are friends here Friday night nt the VnJ- ing in Arcadia as the guest of the enu who bus been in the Orange Gen
1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address
taking a vacation nnd will be late dez.
M. E. Ginn, Box 391.
139-20tc
eral
Hospital
for
several
weeks.
family of H. G. Moyc.—Arcadia notes
FOR
SALE
with the papers. ' Let the Herald of
FOR
SALE
AT
BARGAINS—Two
5J.
A.
Bistline
wns
transacting
bus
Tampn Tribune.
FOR SALE—Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
room
apartments;
1
6
-room
house,
fice know if you do not get the paper
iness
in
Orlando
Saturday.
Miss
Lola
Evans
returned
home
yes
I). C. Aljurluwo leaves today for
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A .’cjoto ill( ^ood location.—A. P. Connoltoday.
Mr. nml M*s. Payton Mussclwhitu
Wauchula, where he goes on busi terday from Black Mountain, N. C.,
131-tfe ...
Brumley.
138-8tc
of Winter Park, were calling on
. — i*y*
where she spent several weeks.
ness.
Haircut -il)c nt new harbor shop,
FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap- LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANCJames Higgins, ofl Haines City, friends in town Sunday.
Second street, new Do Forrest Build
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
ING—Tiio builder may Btlll get tho
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topi iff were
Make no dates that will interfere wns in the city yesterday.
ing. We specialize in children’s hairadvantage of low building cost by
Street.
94-fil.
tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y.
Mrs.
C.
L.
Smith,
of
Dade
City,
is
cutting. Open every day except Sun- with the dance Friday night. Make (he guest of her cousin, Mrs. Robert Fuller.
FOR SALE—Ono Bolding-Hal I stone submitting schedules to us and getting
your dates that will sound like this,
•day.—Albert Grumliug, Manager.
service.
Miss Sus'e May Lyle returned to
Wnltour.
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca direr t-from-mill-to-liuildor
139-2tp “I’ll meet you at the Valdez, Friday
Our long leaf yellow pine and Tidewa
her home in Orlando Saturday after pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
Mrs.
II.
L.
Griffin,
Misses
R.
E.,
and
night.”
Emily Griffin, Elizabeth Black, nnd a visit with Miss Emma Fuller.
UG-tfc ter cypress, manufactured in bcBt mills
Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, of
insures first quality at lowest pos
Miss Ellen Fuller arrived Thurs
Sara Evelyn Williams, and James
Bunnell, are in the city visiting their
Huff ,nnd Mrs. A. Liljn, arc a congen day from Troy, N. Y., where she has FOR SALE—8-room limiso with nil sible cost consistent with good lum
OLIVER
TWIST
and
modern convenience, excellent re
parents ami friends. Martin is a for
ial party spending the day at Palm been nil summer and will spend a pair. Private water works, in desir ber—less middlemen's heavy profit.—
mer employee of the Herald, nnd MIDDY WASH SUITS Springs.
GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry,
couple of weeks with her parents be
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap Florida,
Mrs. McDaniel, ns Miss Susie Brown, $2.50 to $4.00 values at
138-e.o.d-13tc
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts are fore leaving for college,
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
wu one of the popular girls of San
$1.48.—Sanford Shoe & spending n few days at Daytona Mrs. B. J. Overstreet nnd little
llfi-tfe
WANTED
ford. 'their many friends are giving
son, were visitors in Sanford Inst
Beach.
them n warm welcome home. Martin Clothing Company.
FOR SALE—20 acres good orange WANTED—Team work. Inquire M.
Mr. I). A. Caldwell nnd Master Joe, Wednesday.
139-Otc
is now the presiding genius on the
grove land situated within a mile of
121 20tp
Hanson Shoo Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, and daughters,
left yesterday for Jacksonville, where
Runnell Herald, and is making good.
Leila, Frances and Emma, and Miss Geneva. /-The land has not been clear WANTfcU—For counter work, young
they will spend several days.
Your chance to help tho lunch fund
Mrs. E. D. Brownlee returned home Olive Dinkle motored up to Sanford ed hut hns n hearing orange grove
Indy or young man.—Sanford De
and
at
the
same
time
get
your
full
LEXINGTON, 6 pnssengor, 1920
130-tfc
Saturday from an extended visit to Thursday to meet Miss Ellen Fuller bordering it. This tract of land can lie pot Restaurant,
••nwkl f„r sale. New tires, looks good money’s worth in a big time will be North and South Carolina and Geor who has jjust returned from Troy, bought at a real bargain. For full
particulars uddress “C” cure of tho
and runs good. Wo are offering this Friday at the Valdez. iTho biggest
f o r Tt r a d e
N. Y.
gia118-tfp
wr for $1100.00 loss than list price.— dance of tho season.
W. S. Entzmingcr, of Plant City, is Herald office,
Miss Virginia Palmer is visiting in
FUR TRADE—Ono practically now
’• & D. Motor Co.
129-tfc
FOR BALI*]—Strawberry plants, cer
Orlando, the guest of Mr .nnd Mrs. a visitor in town.
Reo Specdwagon. Too heavy for
When you tell your girl you aro go E. G. Duckworth. '
tified by State Plant Board, $3 per our work. Want lighter car.—San
Roy Coleman was a visitor in town
Huvp your watches and Jewelry re- ing to take her to the Valdez Friday
thousand t. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Stroet.
Misses Porrie Lee Bell nnd Mina on Friday.
vuur.-.l nt McLmdin’s. Two first class night,- to tho big dunce of the Wo Howard, leave tomorrow for Queen
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla.
138-4 tc
****■’1 m,*kurs. Prompt service.
129-24tp TO TRADE—Wish to trade two lots
man’s Club, she will like you better College, nt Chnrlotte, N. C.
Tho Daytonn Bench orchestra that
140-tfc than ever. And she won’t speak to
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Purdon nnd fam- will play nt the Valdez Friday night, I FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of
on Magnolia nvo., Markham Hgts.,
you again as long ns you live if you ily, Mrs. J. J. Purdon, Sr., Frank has made a hit whoreover they have ! West Side Grocery. I’hono 1GG. ■ for real automobile. Will puy differ
SHI it with a Herald Want Ad.
don’t take her.
Purdon nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert played. And you will like them, too.
130-tfc ence. Address “Automobile," care of
Grovonstcin nnd bnby, nre spending
Herald.
140-3te
some time nt Daytonn Beach.
++++++*+++ 4*4-4*4.4*4*4**>4*4**+*M*+4*4*4*+4*4*4**V4*4-4-H*4*«4*4*4*4*
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Bob
FOUND
X
ble Marlowe, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
FOUND—Greek fraternity pin on
Purdon nnd Louise Purdon motored to , 4.
street near Beil Cafe. Owner can
Daytona Bench yesterday where they
have same by coming to Herald offlca
spent the day very pleasantly.
and paying for thiH ad.
Dr. and Mrs. Osenbach, of Orlnndo,
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
nml their son-in-lnw and daughter,
LOST
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnek Sparling, of Kis
If so, you can get any mako you want. And the prices
r u s T -Between Hanford ami New
simmee, spent most of tho day yester
1 , cl'JnI8 roadc to suit you. Wo are Headquarters for
Smyrna, 30x3 Vi Goodyear,
all
day
in Sanford looking over the City
weather casing and rim. • Finder
and 3 ^ U80d Automobiles. We have both quantity
nnd surrounding country. Mr. nnd
please cull Ford Gnrngc, Sanford.
Mrs. Sparling have fallen in love with
140-Stp
''epi'esented*^0 * *QW'
we guarantee to be as
Sanford ami in all probabilities will
muko this their future home.
Dr.
^
___
CARD OF THANKS
Osenbach is one of tho lending phy1920 Model, 5-passenger.
))|sicinns nnd surgeons of Orlnndo. He
Will you, through the columns of
wns hend surgeon at the Methodist
LIPMOHILE, 1920 Model, 5-passengcr.
the
Sanford Herald, thank our frienda
Hospital in IndinnapoliH for twenty,M O B I L E , 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold.
(or
the kindness shown our dear de
five years.
Model, 3-passenger Roadster
parted husband und father, ulso for
the beautiful floral offuring and for
rnnn^’ 1917 ^odpl, 7-passenger,
All the “old heads” will be there,
the love and sympathy shown us whilo
r DltD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold.
Friday. People thut haven’t danced
in Sanford.
in years will come out to the biggest
and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
MRS. M. L. FOUTSON,
dunco of thim nil at the Valdez on
PEYTON S. FORTSON,
Friday night.
MAUDIE FORTSON.
Brunswick, Ga.
The contract for tho road from
Indian River City to tho St. Johus
CARPETS AND RUGS
river has been let by Brevard county.
ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE
WASHED
I PVIXT1!^ 118 AVESANFORD, FLA.
Lot's get started with our end of tho
nnd cleaned at your home or we will
ON
SATURDAY
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
road and complete that Orlando-Ocean
call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach
Electric
Washers used.—Sanford
and SERVICE
} highway at nn early date.—Orlando
Steam
Presaery,
317 1st St. Phone 8(0
Reporter-Star.
San ford, F la .
L0NGW00D
Do You Want
C LASSIFIED ADS
Service
QualityandPrice
--------------- at
—
CASH FILLING
STATION
UO. MOTORCO.
,A*.
First Street and Elm Avenue
EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc.
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921
Military Funeral of Ch
NUM BER 139
Member o f A . E. F,
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Southwestern Par
! FAST TRAIN DERAILED
NINE PEOPLE INJURED
West Virginia Wii
B a ttle g ro u n d
•AHT IN UECONNOITER
HE p r o j e c t e d l i n e
OF BATTLE
Itr Tka Aaaoclatad Praaa)
(By Tha Aaaoclatad Frail)
PITTSBURG, Sept. .’L— Nino per
sons were slightly injured when a
Pennsylvania pnssenger train from
Chicago to Now York wan derailed
two miles west o f Coshoeton, Ohio,
just before midnight last night. Thu
tender and eleven conehcs left* the
rails.
MAN FLOGGED AT TULSA. OKLA
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3.— The re
(By Thu Aaioclatad Pram)
maining federal troops ordered Into
TULSA, Okln., Sept. 3.— More than
the disturbed counties of the South
western part of the state, arrived to one hundred armed masked men Inst
day and took up their designated posi night seized J. E. Frazier, twentytions. Both federal and state mili eight, stripped and flogged him and
tary otliciuLs believed today would see ordered him to lenve town.
»n end of belligerency on the BuoneLogan boundary line and that the
miners and others gathered there
•mild ranidlv disperse and return
Search Effects of
Virginia Turner,
Suspects Added
LOGAN, W. Vu., Sept. 3.— After a
morning of uncertainty, in which re
ports from Spruce Fork ridge had
told of sporadic fighting since day
break, it was officially announced at
noon yesterday that "heavy fighting”
was taking place at Blair mountain,
Mill Creek and Croked Creek.
Col.
Eubanks said one Logan man hnd been
wounded on Illuir mountain and that
five of the opposing forces hud been
seen to fall.
Airplanes rcconnoitcring over Boone
county, east of the ridge, reported in
creased activity among the armed
bands assembled there, while n "cour
ier from the front" said it was ono
Four Men in Auto Try to
Hold Up Paymaster
Cigar Fastory
Dr. Belcher Will Waive Preliminary
Hearing
(By Tha AtioclaUd Praia)
CLEARWATER, Sept. 3.—A search
of the personal effects of Virginia
Turner had added new numes to the
list of prohublc suspects and it is un
derstood officers believu a definite
development imminent. Counsel for
Dr. I. J. Belcher,
Tarpon Springs
physician charged with manslaughter
in connection with the case, reiterated
their client would wuive preliminary
examination Tuesday.
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■he infantrymen will be stationed
" fthout 11
dozen centtnl points,
r"tn which they will operate in small,,,|aehi,tents to nil surrounding
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RETURN
FIRE
AND SCARE RANDITS OFF AFTER
WOUNDING ONE IN
TIIE LEG
Robert Hue, Chinaman who died la France while serving as a private In Company II, .'lOOtW Infantry regiment
(By Tho AiftocUtflcl P r iu )
o f the Seventy-Seventh division, A. E. F., was hurled with military honors, from 'III Mott street. New York. Chinese
TAMPA, Sept. 3.— One man is in
war veterans, with otllcers and representatives of the On Leung Tong and’ other Chinese associations, attended tho the hospital with a bullet in his leg,
services.
two others slightly wounded us a re
sult of an attempted holdup in West
Tampa just before noon toduy on four
men in an automobile with $30,000
payroll o fa cigar factory. L. M. Dnvla
bookkeeper said the pay car was near
ing the factory when another automo
bile blocked the street compelling tit?
pny car to stop. Four men jumped
into the street and opened firo on tho
pny cur. The negro chauffeur of the
TO THAT EFFECT IS BOUNDARY pny car was hit in the shoulder, Davis’
LINE BETWEEN U. S. AND
neck was grazed by another bullet.
CANADA
The men in the pny car returned the
fire and the hnndits fled in another
ONE HUNDRED CASES
(By The Associated Press)
machine. Deputies found one of tho
Clyde Line Rates Much
LIQUOR SEIZED TODAY
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— Unforti
bandits with a bullet in his leg, near
IN MIAMI RAY fied boundary line of more than 3,000
Cheaper Than
the scone. He refused to give his
miles long between the United States name but said there were six in tho
(By Tho Aaaoclatad Praia)
Rail
MIAMI, Sept. 3.— Nearly one hun and Cnnndu is the best testimony that gang including several locnl charac
dred cases of liquor were seized aboard the world grows wiser and better, ters.
The robbers machine disappeared
a schooner in lower hay early today by President Hurding said in a letter to
hut
the bounded prisoner stated ho
Sheriff Allen. The crew of three ne day to he read at the dedication of the
would
revoul the identity of the gang.
groes were placed in jail.
peace portal in commemoration of The sheriff’s force picked up three pis
DELAND NEWS TAKES UP GREAT
QUESTION OF SHIPPING
more tlum one hundreds years of un tols and one rifle near the scene.
Lieut. Hoyt’s Body
BY WATER
•
interrupted pence between America
Found in Wreckage
Dirigible ZR-2
Epidemic of Murder
Placed Upon Juries
By County Solicitor
Only One American Rody Now Miss
.
ing
.
Says Business Men Shirk Their Re
sponsibility, Permits Crime.
CHARLESTON, W. Vu., Sept. 3.—
Federal troops are in West Virginia
rea'-’v to put down the disorders thnt
have liven disturbing the peace o f tho
state since Inst week.
The first troop train arrived at St.
Albans early last night from Ohio,
and was followed by other trains
bringing infantrymen nnd equipment
from the fifth corps area of the mid
west. Troops from Camp Dix, who
■eh New Jersey early yesterday are
Hot flue until toilay.
Ihig..(,en. II. II. Uundholtz, In comJand nf all tin- troops, worked out the
details for placing the commands to
day,
r7T 1
(By Tho Aaaoclatad Frol.)
HULL, Sept. 3.—The body of Lieut.
Henry W. Hoyt, of Clearwater, Fla.,
and three other Americans were re
covered from the wreckage of the ZIl2 today. Only one American body now
missing.
(By Tb. Aaaoclitod Fi.u)
TAMPA, Sept. 3.—Aroused by an
epidemic of murder and serious crime,
County Solicitor Morris Givens toduy
placed the responsibility for lack of
punishment upon the juries. Hu de
clared business men were dodging jury
duty and the cilahre of citizenship
obtained for jury duty permits numer
ous criminals to go unpunished.
LIFE BOAT FOUND
CONTAINING ELEVEN OF
CREW OF CANADIAN S lid
(By Tho Associated Pron)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.—The
missing life boat of the crippled
steamer Canadian Importer containing
eleven members of the crew, was
picked up parly today one hundred
miles off San Francisco.
MOR THREATENS TO
STORM GEORGIA J AH
JASPER, Sept. 3.— Angry* persons,
many of whom were members of a
posse that captured two negroes, who
are accused of attacking a white wo
man yesterday, threatened to storm
the jail last night and lynch the pris
oners. Sheriff Rogers pleaded with
the men to lot the law taku its
course.
The ussnult occurred near McKinnin, in Wayne county, during l.io ab
sence o f the woman’s husband. Tho
negroes arrested gave their names
as Joe Jordan, thirty-six, Crescent
City, Fla., and James Harvey, twentysix, Limn, O.
The woman is said to have identi
fied the negroes ns her assailants, A
special term of court to try the ne
groes has been ordered.
and Great Brituin. The portal will be
dedicated September (Uh on the inter
national line.
FLAPPERS’* DUE TO THE
SHORTCOMINGS OF PARENTS,
Not the children, hut the parents,
are to blame when "flappers” run
around the streets with their stock
ings rolled down, their forms adorned
with a peek-a-boo waist and short
skirts and their hair all frizzled up.
Such is tlic vigorous opinion enter
tained by Rev. Billy Sunday and ex
pounded at sonic length to ten thous
and people nt Portland, Ore., the past
Week.
.
“ Any man who can look nt the shortskirted, hare-kneed, frizzled headed,
gum-chewing, fudge-eating modem
flapper, without having a moral blow
out, should get a government pen
sion," declared Billy.
Live Stock Shown
First Duty as President
at the State Fair,
to Establish Author
No Quarantine
ity of U. S.
YOUNG TAMPA LADIES AND MAN
SUFFER IN AUTO
SMASH
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TAMPA, Sept. 3 — Naomi Bishop,
16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Bishop, of No. 3812 Florida ave
nue, is dead as a result of an automo
bile accident on Florida avenue at tho
turn near Sulphur Springs last night*
about l) o’clock.
Miss Bishop wub
riding in a Hudson speedster with her
elder sister, Miss Mary Lou Bishop,
the car being driven by Cecil Saxton,
Ilay und Fourteenth street, when an
attempt to take the turn resulted in
the machine rolling over into n va
cant lot and coming to a stop, bottom
side up, about 10U feet from tho road.
The girl died on the way to a hospital
in an ambulance*. The sister was in
jured only slightly about the lower
limbs, it was thought lust night, and
Saxton was only Hlightly bruised nnd
cut about tho lower limbs.
According to Mary Lou Bishop’ll
story, the occupants of the car wero
all riding in the front sent, and all
were thrown clear of the machine
when'it left the road. Lhe said her
sister wu3 thrown a.*** ss her, so that
she could not got up until hor sister
hud been picked up by Snxtod. Naomi
Bishop was unconscious when aid
reached the scene, and sho and her
sister were carried to tho home of J .
A. Arnold, Florida avenue and Broad
street, a short distance from tho turn
where the accident occurred An am
bulance was called und the girl was
hurried to the Gordon Keller Memorial
hospital.
Dr. S. F. Adamo made an examina
tion o f the dead girl after Hhe had
reached tho Gordon Keller Memorial
hospital and pronounced her dcud. Tho
body was turned over to the F; T.
Blount Company. It could not bo
Iparned lust night what Injury cauBod
such sudden death, ns there was no
visible* injury excepting a broken right
urm and soino minor scratches and
hruiBus, according to Mr. Blount.
(By Tho Associated Praaa)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— President
Gontpers of the American Federation
of Labor told President llurding to
day that it was against the authority
of tho government of United States
and "people o f West Virginia cannot
and must not stand in hostile array.”
Gompers and JnmcH Lord, president of
tho mining department of the Federa
tion called on the president, they ex
plained, to lay before him tho situa
tion uh they viewed it. Gompers said
he also told the president that after
all, when men have obeyed order of
the president und dispersed, "it muy
crush their spirit hut thut is no remudy of the acute situation as it exists
in West Virginia und nothing will bu
settled." Gompers urged President
Hnrding to call a conference of oper
ators and miners to settle the con
troversy nnd establish butter relations CASE OF MAHOMET
for tho future.
Hnrding,- Gompers
AND THE MOUNTAIN,
snid, listened with keen interest and
sympathy to his appeal but Btnted his
For tho first time n feasible plan
first duty ns president was to estab
for getting deep water shipB here baa
lish tho authority o f tho United Stat
been suggested and has the support
es and tho maintenance of order.
of tho Chamber o f Commerce. The
three prisoners taken by the Logun
county forces, who were brought here
yesterday. They were John Stollings
nnd French Hager, both o f Logan
county, and Clydo McGnrvish, of
Clnney, Ohio. Stollings and McGnrvish
were arrested in tho Coal river field
Inst night nnd Hager wns tnken by n
state trooper at Sharpies Inst Sunday.
Stollings nsserted thut ho wns re
turning to Lognn county from Boone
county, whoro ho hnd visited his mothor. •
"I encountered n bund of men who
plnced n ribo i nmy hands, tied n red
hand about my arm, nnd forced mo to
march nt the head," Stollings snid.
Unger, who nppenrod to be nbout
sixteen years oid, said thnt ho hnd no
Ideh there wns to ho a mnrch to
Mingo.
LOGAN, Sept. 3.— Firing wns re
sumed shortly before noon today from
n machine gun along Croked Creek.
Processes fo r making vinegnr for
home uso nnd for commercial pur
poses from oranges have been work
ed out by a Los Angeles laboratory.
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f
way to get deep water Is to build
out to it, not try to bring tho deep
wntor up to piers closo to tho land.—
St. Pete Independent.
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T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , FR ID AY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921
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AGREE ON
“ DRY” RECORD
PLAN TO FINANCE
SCHOOLS OF DADE When August was tom fropi cal
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Copyright 1921 11.irt S ctulfner 8c M ux
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HERE’S WHAT WE MEAN
By bigger values this fall
M M MI, Sept. 2.— Decision to cen
ter on n combination of the plans ad
vanced by E. B. Douglas’ committee
ns recommended to the school bonrd
and by the Dade County Funding Cor
poration for raising $100,000 by sub
scription for the use of operating tjio
county schools during the coming
year, has been reached try a joint com
mittee of the Douglas committee and
the funding corporation committee.
With but a light vote enst trustees
from all Dade county school districts
were elected yesterday and two is
sues of school bonds were authorized
totalling $1)0,000. An additional as
sessment of three mills for school pur
poses was also voted by some of the
districts.
No llnancial aid can he given the
city and county public schools by
the city commissioners and the county
board of public instruction will have
to look elsewhere for money with
which to finance the institutions, the
city commissioners decided nt n ses
«». sion yesterday morning. This action
was taken following the rending of a
written opinion on the subject by the
city attorney which quoted, the city
|| Jcharter provision for taxation ns spec
ifying various things for which it
would be legnl to make levies upon
property in the city.
In the opinion of the attorney under
none of the provisions could an assess
ment be made for either buying the
central school property or purchasing
school wnrrnnts without jeopardizing
the entire school levy.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
New Fall Styles
Specially Priced at
$ 45.00
1
Satisfaction or Money Back
Sanford Shoe
Clothing Co.
I' t
The Home of Hurt SchalTner & Marx Clothes
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Piedmont League
At High Point
Raleigh 2.
At Durham 0, Winston-Salem •!.
At Danville I, Greensboro 10.
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OTHER AT FOREST HILLS
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WHERE THEY IM.AY TODAY
Orlando a t. Jacksonville.
Lakeland at Daytona.
St. Petersburg at Tampa.
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Florida State League
At Tampa 10, St. Petersburg 3.
At Jacksonville 2, Orlando I.
At Daytona 7, Lakeland (i.
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South Atlantic Association
At Augusta 2, Spartanburg 3.
At Columbia 17-1, Greenville 0-0.
At Charleston-Charlotte, rain.
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American League
New York 0-8, Washington 3-1.
Detroit 7, Cleveland fl.
Chicago 0, St. Louis 5.
Boston 2, Philadelphia 1.
National League
At Pittsburg 1-0, St. Louis 10-8.
At Brooklyn 0, New York l.
At Philadelphia I, Boston 0.
Others not scheduled.
Southern Association
At Little Rock 3-2, Birmingham ft-i.
At Nashville I, Memphis 0.
At Mobile 0, Chatiauooga 10.
Others not scheduled.
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Americun Association
Milwaukee 2, Toledo 10.
St. Paul 8, Indianapolis 1.
Minneapolis 4, Louisville G.
Kansus City-Columbus, rain.
At
At
At
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International League
Syracuse 17, Jersey City 4.
Rochester 15-0, Newark 0-4.
Toronio 3. Baltimore 2.
Buffalo G, Reading 1.
At
At
At
At
Virginia League
Richmond 1, Newport News 9.
Portsmouth 10, Turboro 0.
Wilson 3, Suffolk 0.
Norfolk 5, Rocky Mount 7.
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FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 2.—
International tennis classics for pos
session of the Davis cup starts today
on the courts of the West Side Club
with William M. Johnston, of San
Pet.
Francisco facing Icldya Kumagne, of
.616
! Japan, in the first o f a three days ser
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HIGHER STANDARDS
FOR LAWYERS IS
UR(iEI) BY ROOT.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 31.— A dny of
sectionnl meetings devoted Inrgcly to
reports of committees and discussion
occupied delegates and visitors who
poured into Cincinnati todny for the
forty-fourth annual convention of tho
American Bar Association. Pronlinent
barristers from all sections of tho
country were present for tho busi
ness meetings, auxiliary to the pro
gram o f addresses which begins to
morrow before the general convent
ion.
Elihu Root, former secretary of
shite, madetwo brief addresses to
day in which he urged the bnr to play
an important role in creating public
opinion and in educating young law
yers In the fundamentals of the law.
The former secretary o f state urg
ed that the bar association exercise
strict supervision of lawyers of tho
coming generation, so that the legal
profession might have competent men
to administer the law.
THE STAR TO-DAY
endars at midnight Wednesday, the
driest August in the nnnnls o f the
loicnl weather burenu passed into his
tory. Only 2.38 inches of rainfall
were recorded during tho 31 days of
the month. The driest previous record
wns held by the month of August,
1010, when 3.03 Inches fell.
The best rnln of the month occur
red last Sunday when .03 inches fell.
On ten other days during the month
some rainfall wns recorded, but the'
total fell short o f the previous record
by about on inch nnd a quarter .
As for temperature, the average
was about one degree above what the
normal average for the month should
have been. The hottest dny was Au
gust 3, when the mercury registered
94. One very low mark was hung up,
the mercury going to 07 on the morn
ing of the 27th. This was within one
•degree of the lowest recorded for
August since the establishment o f the
weather bureau in Tnmpn.
“ Not such a bad month altogether,"
said Meteorologist W. J. Bennett.—
Tampa Times.
MARION DAVIES in
“THE BURIED
TREASURE”
Also a Comedy
Tomorrow— An All-Star Cast in “Seeing it
Through” ; also a Sunshine Comedy.
SUMMER D AYS
WILL SOON BE OVER
OFFICIALS OF TOWN
ARE ARRESTED
FOR LOW TAXES.
LONDON, Sept. 2.— Sheriff's offi
cers in motor cars went to Poplar this
evening and visited the residence of
the members o f the Poplar Borough
council, who had refused to comply
with an order of the high court re
quiring them to raise tax rates in ac
cordance with a ruling o f the London
county council.. Mnny o f the council
lors were not nt home, but several of
them were nrrested nnd conveyed to
prison amid sympathetic cheers from
the crowds which gathered as soon as
it was known that the sheriff's offi
cers were active.
George Lnndshury, editor of the
Daily Herald, nationnl labor organ,
who is a member of the Borough
council, has not yet been arrested,
nor have any o f the women members
of the council, of whom there are sev
eral, hut it is expected that all will
be imprisoned tomorrow, as they are
not attempting to evade arrest.
It has been a busy summer even though it wns vacation
time and we face the winter season with the greatest and
brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi
ness and your business is increasing, Sanford ia growing
beyond expectations of the greatest boosters, conditions
are better, Florida is tho most prosperous state in the
union. Now is the time to think of the proverbial “ rainy
day." Snvo your,money while you uro making it. Bank
it with the bank that insures your deposits. Start your
hank account today.
The W inter Season
Is A dvancin g
G E T R E A D Y FO R BUSINESS T H A T IS COM1NQ
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
ORGANIZE OIL COMPANY.
OXFORD, Sept. 2.—Organization of
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has been perfected here for the pur
pose of drilling for oil on the laud of
Willinm It. Turner, where a deposit of
oil was discovered some time ago ? ______________________________________________
whim drilling was being done for ar
tesian water. The organization is I -------------------- JUST A R R IV E D -------------------composed o f local men with the ex
Two fresh ear Joads. The good kind, some
ception of C. W. Cobb, of Hnzcthurst,
On., nnd Rev. I.. M. Chitty, of plant
•I* good saddle and driving horses. Lots of
City. Mr. Cobbb is said to be an ex T
perienced oil man and considers oil
indications at the Turner place as * mated teams. For prices see REID,
good.
With
Drilling, it is stated, will be com
menced as soon as the machinery can
he secured and installed.
I Horses & Mules
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SHIPS TO GO ON SALE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—The nine
ships temporarily allocated to tin*
United Stntes Mail Stuamship Co.,
will be offered for sale or charter in
one lot as a “ going concern" it wns
said at the shipping bonrd office last
night. Prospective purchasers will
be required to establish their financ
Gainesville will soon spend $30,000 |
ial responsibility before their bids will
SANFORD AND W INTER GARDEN
be considered, an official o f the board for improvements o f the tlight and A
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water plant.
said.
RECKLESS DRIVER
HATCHING CHICKENS
HELD FOR Ml KDKH.
UNDERGROUND PROVES
S UCC ESS F UL V ENT UIt E
SAVANNAH, Gu., Sept. 2.-Jo*
Walter Collins, the Tampa artist, Edmondson, a negro, was held by the
who formerly lived in Lakeland, was
recorder today for murder. An auto
in the city Tuesdny and was cordially
greeted by muny friends here. Mr. mobile truck driven by Edinundson,
The Cjirl or Young Lady
Leaving for School
Can We Suggest —
A pretty Frock, in Wool or Silk. Somethin# individual, a gar
ment that you will enjoy wearing at all times.
Do you need a Wool Jersey Slipover Dress for traveling?
Or a Hat for street or dress wear?
A Kimona, a Robe, a Corset,
many other novelties?
Silk Underwear, Hosiery and
W E HAVE THEM ALL
Can We hare the Pleasure o f Showing them to You ?
Baumel’s Specialty Shop
ASK HARVEY’S RECALL.
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JVhereStyle Reigns
307 East First Street
Opposite Ford Service Station
(WATCH FOR THE DATE OF OUR FALL FASHION SHOW)
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Collin’s trip this time was not in con
nection with his art work, although
he is still running his art school. In
connection with Hamilton Husch, of
Tnmpn, be lins established the RanchCollins Poultry Farm, four miles north
of Sulphur Springs, and 403 white
Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds strut
about tlie premises proud in the know
ledge that they are not as other chick
ens are.
Mr. Collins was accompanied to
Lakeland by Mrs. Uusch and they are
buying more stock for the farm.
One of the most interesting sights
on the Itasch-Collius Poultry Farm ia
the underground incubator room, it
all started from the well-known fact
that incubators work butter in cellars
in connection with the other wellknown fact that cellars are us scarce
as hen’s teeth in Florida.
Mr. Rnsch and Mr. Collins, there
fore built a cellar, a room 8x12 feet,
and GVj feet deep. Thu first trial
verified the theory, for it resulted in
u hatch of nearly 100 per cent. More
over the chickens lire sturdy little
birds, full of vitality ami growing
rapidly.— LaKclnnd Telegram.
NORFOLK, Vt., Sept. 2.— A reso
lution asking ['resident Harding to
recall Col. George Harvey, American
ambassador to Great Britain, is be
fore the resolutions committco of the
Virginin department of the American
legion, which convened here yesterdny.
on Tuesday morning last, struck a
car in which Dr. Mux Stein ,«f t-°‘
lumbin, S. C., and others were driv
ing, injuring Dr. Stein so seriou sly he
died later in the dny.
THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW
BUNGALOWS
FOR SALE
ON EASY TERMS
Very desirable. Just completed.
Every modern convenience. Sh
unted on Palmetto nve., beyond
10th street nH follows:
BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (3 l*d
rooms) and bath, front nnd
hnck porch.
BUNGALOW, 6 rooms (2 bed
ronms),
screcnd
sleeping
porch, nnd bath, front nn
« hnck porch.
BUNGALOW, 5 ro on iH (2 bed
rooms) nnd bnth, front nn
hnck porch.
AH completely screened thruuut. Gas nnd electric light con.
nections. Instnntnncous healer*
in bnth rooms.
For terms apply to owjfer,
GEO. A. D’COTTES
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ated with vases of Zlnnlns, nlnmnndcr
nnd cosmos.
Fancy work nnd pleasant conversa
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afternoon. Late in tho afternoon,
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Mrs. Smith sorved pineapple shorbert, individual cakes with ornngo
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Mrs. Howard Overlin left yesterday' icing and mints, the plates being dec
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for Evansville, Ind., where she will orated with cosmos.
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spend several weeks with her father.
Services
for
September
«lth,
tho
Those enjoying Mrs. Smith’s charm
ing hospitnlity were: Mrs. Sherman 15th Sundny after Trinity:
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathan O. Garner and Lloyd, Mrs. Rnymond Key, Mrs. Ed.
Early Celebration, 7:30, the Rector
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little daughter, Marguerite, returned I.nne, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. J. B. oicinting.
home Inst night from Delray, Fla., Lawson, Mrs. Fjred Dniger, Mrs. Ar
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where they have been the guests of chie Betts, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, Mrs.
Vesper nt 8 o'clock.
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relatives.
Although the Rector has returned
A. W. Lee? Mrs. Hownrd Overlin.
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from his vacation, the regular m id -i
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day services will not be resumed nt
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noon for Daytona Reach where she
this
time.
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will spend the week end ns tho guest
Due announcement will be made of
MEXICO DASHED.
of Miss Ruby Edwards, of Ocala.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— Hopes of any chnngcs.
nn early recognition of Mexico, which
Mrs. Clny, Mrs. B. W. Herndon,
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Miss .Marjorie Clny and Lieut. H. A. had been raised by the decision o f tho
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Sundny School will be nt 0:30 a. m.
27
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Mexican
constitution
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Reach.
Preaching nnd the supper nt 11 a. m.
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retroactive were dashed today by tho
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President
Obregon
to
MYs. Mary Higgins nnd Miss Ade
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the
Mexican
congress
denouncing
the
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for a treaty o f commerce and nmity.
ICE COLD CHERO-COLA FREE
some time.
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"Four Stages o f the Christian Life."
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OITicinls here admitted surprise nt
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Always welcome nt the Temple.
ON SATU R D A Y
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Rev. A. S. Peck and his mother, the statement of President Obregon.
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Mrs. Jonothnn Peck, returned yester It was tnken ns positive indication
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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day from Dnytona Reach where they that no progress hn sheen made in
The various activities of the church
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the negotiations which hnve been go are all tnking on fall life. The pray
spent the past month.
ing on between the Mexican foreign er meeting being loyally attended this
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Miss Rosamond Radford left yester office nnd Chns. T. Summerlin, charge week.
"WELL DONE"— “ DONE WELL”
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day for Waycross, Gn., where she will of the American embassy.
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The pastor will preach at both ser
spend several days before going to
"Whatsoever thy hnnds find to do
Following the decision o f the Mexi vices tomorrow.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Forsyth, where she will resume her can supreme court, it wns stated au
Do well" nnd with smiles that ure
SERVICES
Sunday school at 0:45 a. m.
studies at Bessie Tift College.
true.
thoritatively here that the chances for
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
With I'Halms on your tongue and prnyrecognition o f Mexico were consider
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ITII
Senior C. E., 7 p. m.
ers in your heart,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, Miss ably brighter, and inasmuch ns this
Preaching, S p. m.
You
mny
accomplish what you start.
Miriam nnd Glen Whitcomb, former decisoon would prevent confiscation
You are Invited to worship with us
Subject: "M AN"
There
is
never
a task thnt’s too great,
ly of this city, but now of Orlando, o f American oil properties in Mexi if you have no church home in San
Though
it
may
be one which you hat .*,
were guests of friends here yesterday. co, it was stated that the drafting of ford.
Sunday School----- 10:00 n. m.
Just
think
of
the cross, the bitter
a treaty of commerce nnd pmity
Church Service___ 11:00 a. ni.
pain,
THEATRE AND BUFFET SUPPER would be made easier. * The question SERVICES AT
And start that task—do not complain.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Mis. W. A. Whitcomb of Orlando, of the retroactivity o f article 27 hnd
Women’s Club Hidg., Oak Ave.
Aristotle and wise Ruskln taught
been
one
of
the
principal
points
at
will entertain the members of the
All Are Welcome.
Us lessons on the noble thought
Preaching services will be conduct
Peck-Whitcomb party Monday even controversy in the negotiations.
Of
what life really is nnd would bo
ing in Orlando. The guests will in
Officials refused to indicate wheth ed at the Methodist church tomorrow,
If
there
had been no work for me.
clude Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, er Charge Summerlin would be in Sunday by the pastor, Rev. S. W .'
Remember
then the Master’s "Well
Misses Ethel and Florence Henry, structed to discontinue his efforts to Walker, as follows:
FIVE DARK NIGHTS OF LIFE
Done,”
Agnes Dumas, Serita Lake and May reach an agreement on a treaty of
Morning subject, "His Presence
Pronounced when life’s race has been
Thrashers and
Messrs.
Sherman commerce nnd nmity, but it was sta With Us."
This is the subject of the sermon to
run,
Moore, Frank Pardon, Paul Dooley, ted i nsomc qunrterss that the nego
Evening subject, "The Signs of tho be delivered by Dr. George Hyman on Has been promised to he who does
Lee Peek and (Siena Whitcomb, and tiations would probably go on.
Times."
Sunday morning at the Baptist Tomwell
Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Peck.
Some persons in close touch with
Sundny School, 0:30 a. m. 11. S. pic. The service will he nt eleven Those duties too simple to tell.
o'clock. After tho sermon the observthe Mexican situation were inclined Hutchinson, Supt.
T. N. T. CLUB.
Kpworth League, 7 p. m.
nnce of the Lord’s Supper will take
to believe that the Obregon statement
The Rod and Gun Club invites the
Mrs. Howard Smith entertained the might hnve been for a political pur
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Pl«ce*
public to shoot clny pigeons *it the
members of the T. N. T. Club very pose nnd that the nppnrcnt decision
A warm welcome to all.
The organist for the Temple for this
club house grounds on the lake front
delightfully Wednesday afternoon at of the chief executive to reject the
month is Mrs. L'chclle Mnines.
next Monday afternoon. If you in
her home on Sanford Heights.
treaty proposals might later be re
I’cst cards— local views— lc each nt
tend Htnying nt home be sure nnd take
For
office
supplies,
stationery,
etc.,
The rooms were tastefully decor versed.
the Herald office.
in the gun club shoot.
come to tho Hcrnld office.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. F. McTccr an
nounce
the birth of a little daughter,
Ski •‘i
Wednesday, August 30th at their home
on Palmetto avenue. Tho little lady
, MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, weighed 0 4 pounds and hns been giv
Phone 217-W
en the name Marion Nella.
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALEN D AR
Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
bo held at the Central Pnrk nt 5
o'clock.
Mrs. R. E. Tolar has returned from
an extended visit to Chautauqua, nnd
Now York City, N. Y.( Washington,
D. C., nnd Richmond, Vn.
Mrs. D ,L. Thrasher returned home
yesterdny from Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. Mary Higgins roturned home
yesterdny from nn extended vir.it to
her daughter, Mrs. Julian Stryker, in
L&nsdnlo, P.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Christenborry,
Misses Rebecca Stevens nnd Sarah
Wheeler motored to Lakeland this
morning where they will stay until
Tuesday.
Rev. F. E. Stelnmeyer, formerly of
this city but now pastor of the Tampa
Heights Methodist church, nt Tnmpn,
was In the city yesterdny ns the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Adams.
Miss Minkie Gardner, of Tampa, is
the guest of Miss Mamie Kate Wil
liams.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Orin Stenstrom and
baity are now pleasantly located in
their new home on I.nurel avenue.
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Mrs. J. G. Sharon nnd children, and
mother, Mrs. Smith, formerly of Tnllnhnssce, arrived yesterdny nnd were
tho guests of the former's aunt, Mrs.
J. E. Lning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sharon
bought the Peabody homo on Tenth
street nnd are moving in today.
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PAGE TWO
Samuel Stocking,of Atlanta, was
registered at the Montezuma yester
dny.
Fred S. Dalgor, Jr., leaves tonight
for Tampa, where he will spend the
week-end with bis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Daiger, Sr., at their home
in Hyde Pnrk.
Lieut. II. A. Bivins, o f Arcadia, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hern
don for tho week end.
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THE CHURCHES
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Quality and Price
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THE CASH FILLING
STATION
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FORD CARS at BELOW
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Kit '•
Type
TOURING ....
RUNABOUT
CHASSIS .....
TRACTOR ...
List
$355.00
325.00
295.00
. 625.00
Frt. & Tax
- $92.63
91.41
85.30
F.O.B.Sanford
$447.64
416.41
380.30
Frt. & Tax
$95.53
94.29
87.03
F.O.B.Sanford
$520.53
489.29
452.03
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS
AND 30x 3'/2 TIRES
Type
List
Frt. & Tax
TOURING .........$380.00
$93.68
RUNABOUT .... 350.00
92.44
CH ASSIS......... 320.00
85.92
TRK. CHASSIS 445.00
89.01
Type
List
TOURING .........$425.00
RUNABOUT ... 395.00
CHASSIS ........... 365.00
F.O.B.Sanford
$437.68
442.44
405.92
534.01
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Type
List
Frt. & Tax
F.O.B.Sanford
T O U R IN G ....... $450.00
$96.56
$546.56
RUNABOUT .... 420.00
95.33
515.33
C H A SSIS......... 390.00
87.65
477.65
TRK. CHASSIS 515.00
90.75
605.75
S E D A N ............. 660.00
105.23
765.23
COUPE ............... 595.00
102.54
697.54
This settles the Ford Car Prices for all times as the cars have been put back to
pre-war prices. All models and types in stock tor immediate delivery. Buy now
while you can secure delivery.
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THE 8ANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD , SA TU R D A Y, SEPTEMBER 3 ,1 9 2 1
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M ANAGER TRIS SPEAKER CLEVER
A S SO U TH P A W ROPER OF STEERS
Progressive movements, fostered by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive o f results.
All progressive movements that
Mve for their aim the creating o f
a GREATER SANFORD and SEMINOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy o f this insti
tution.
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
t
LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorncy-ut-Law
Contractor and Builder
tinitro YOtlP.
Battery Troubles to Us
The Seminole County
Wa Braclallia on El.ctrlcil Work and can tlva
y o u dcpondablo tirricn,.
WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS
ron OVKftHAULINd YOtnt CAR
Bank.
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SERVICE
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Phone 180
Hf
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells IIow To Get Quick Belief
(iv.iitlnnnl from l'*se 0n®>
from Ilcad-Cotdii. It's Splendid!
jonvillc for transferring merchandise
from river boats In ocean vessels?
The facilities for transferring merIn one minute your clogged ostrlls
charnli.se or other eomnioilitiea from
will
open, the air passages In your
river boats to ocean liners at Jackson
ville «rc first-class by reason that both head will clear nnd you can breathe
lines receive and discharge freight freely. No more hawking, snuffling,
headache,
dryness. No
from the same terminal, there being blowing,
no delay on account of switching or struggling- for breath nt night. Your
cold or catarrh will be gone.
druying.
7, —What kind of connections are Get a small bottle o f Ely's Cream
made at Jacksonville between river Balm from your druggist now. Ap
boats and ocean vessels? The closest ply a little o f this fragrant, ai tisoptic
possible connection is made at Jack healing cream in your nostrils. It
sonville between river boat and ocean oenctrates through every air passage
vessels.
o f the head, soothes the inflamed or
8. —What is the time required forswollen mucous membrane nnd relief
the transportation of freight from comes Instantly.
Dei.nnd Landing to the several points
It’s just line. Don’ t stay stuffed up
touched by the ocean vessels? (Give with n cold or nasty catarrh—Belief
the time for each terminal point), comes so quickly.— Adv.
Present schedule is as follows: Ocean
line steamer scheduled to arrive at
ly. A s ’ a matter of general informa
Jacksonville in the forenoon of Sun
tion we will quote only the rate from
days, Tuesdays and Fridays. NorthJacksonville to New York, which var
|bound sailings, 2 o’clock p. m., of
ies according to location on the ves
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
sel.
The different rates are as fid|.lijver line steamer is scheduled to
lows:
$30.40, $*15.07, $17,211, $48.37,
leave Jacksonville for the south at *1
$51.07.
o'clock p. in., of Tuesdays, Thursdays
These rates include transportation,
and Saturdays, Itivcr boats are sched
meals,
stateroom berth and war tux.
uled to arrive in Jacksonville at 7 a.
This
is sufficient to enable one to
of V .levs, Thursdays and Satur
make
an
intelligent comparison with
days,
'the
rates
by
rail, which will be given
•N"b : While the information that
|
in
the
next
chapter.
is given bv Mr. Semitic in reply to No,
In further connection with various
K |s
■' .cr< -t v.ii value, it dr* s not
rates
which our section of the stale
point that is intended hy
is
directly
interested in, Mr, Serolde
the <|iie,‘tiiin. Vnother effort will be
states
.hat
the rate on oranges mid
rna<i. to ><•< ;re the desired informa[ ti"n, and if Mmessful will he given grapefruit, all-water, Clydo Line, DeLand to New York is as follows: Car
in nmitlier I-mh.,
■' (Jiioi. transportation rates, per load lots, ODlic per box; less than ear
I rut. nr t.m, from Itel.and Landing to load lots, 77,,ac per Ixix.
The rate on potatoes in standard
j each nf the several terminal points, on
barrels
of 185 pounds, is $1.18',j per
than nf the most common classes of
barrel,
in
any quantity. Other vege
nim-lmiali-e, and give examples of the
tables,
taking
estimated weight of
|merchandise included in those classes,
he freight rates carried ill tariffs is. fifty pounds, is 58c per crate.
A questionnaire has been submit
SUtl
' lyde .Steamship Company,
on movna'd hy Southern clnasificn- ted to the officials of llie Atlantic
| "in on interstate business.
Class Const Lino Railway, covering sub
ndcs apply in both directions. Inter- stantially the scope of the foregoing
s ' ' . la rates, applinulde between queries, and when replies are receiv
IJacksonville and Dc-Land Landing are ed we will give the next chapter in
o " o»s: Mist class, 53c; second the transportation story. We would
a*s, lie; third class, -lie; fourth, suggest that for parties who are in
V V ' f' rth’
sixth, 25e. Between terested in litis subject, it will be well
to save this paper so as do he able
Z ; V lU ,,,,,| Nt'w York as fol’'" 'L $1.28'..j; second, ?1,OP Vi ; to make an intelligent comparison be
tween all-rail and water routes avail
-i'.ri!: :!hT;. f"n,"V
flf,h ' many able from DcLnnd.— DeLand News.
'here are a great
carrying less rates
Appllealile on ocean In Circuit Court of the Seventh Ju
dicial Circuit of f'loridu,
fr.nn 'i, , ' ' " 1 question called for rales
Seminole County
'’Land Landing to each of the
la': ‘
points Of the ocean
CITATION
Inter
' la,,‘S t*'llt nu,y
secured
Lillie Ilall, Complainant,
I,.1"' h
“ »>' difference bevs.
freieht' r' ' I,0U,mI aml HHUth bound Mathew Ilall, Defendant.
To Mathew Hall, placo of residence
1 % ^
None.
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unknown:
from i m '1'1' , ' S tl,L‘ I,U8H«Hgcr tariff
You are hereby ordered to bo and
,...
‘‘,ml 'o Jacksonville? Pns- appear before our said Court at the
■ *< -*! u , ^ K t« j ^ k . Court Houso in Snnford, Florida, In
«... transportation only is the above entitled cnusc on tho First
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War “ >*• Trnnsportu- Monday In September, 1021, the same
urtli ; * -l,l'tr
nnd stateroom being the 5th day thereof, and n rule
12-Lw ! T : i,K’lu,lin« war tax.
day of this Court, to answer tho bill
from' it, , " U , IH U,L‘ P«s»engcr tariff of complaint, else the snmo will be
terminal T , to oach " f the several tnkon as confessed and followed by
v
esse l‘ Pp
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'ocneti by
ny the ocean appropriate decree.
vesB‘l
n,H “t,,Uched
altnchjm,
yo“r Information,
attnehine
mnuon, tI am
It !b further ordered that this or
iff.
Whkh will" , n° r t,tt88c"Ker tar- der be published in tho Snnford Her
'fL wh
tariff, which - i f V? li,,er I,n8setiger ald, a newspaper published in Semitariff
rates,
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K ,a . X
Y°u °dditlopal nolo county, Floriilu, once each week
and M
N,ew v ‘' ! u between Jacksonville for eight consecutive weeks.
cordint
Given under my hand hnd scnl of
Th,.' i ~ ■ww" Mun 0,1 steamer.
said Court, this tho 0th dny o f July,
A. D. 1021.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
a‘ aanterH1
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v 8 ' T * ? n ^ flvo oCean
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Fla,
IS. F. HOUSHOLDER,
Kverylifiily knows a lot nlimii TrD
Speaker, tho hull player, but they
know little about Spoke, the cowboy.
The tall Texan wields a mean hall
buD-nlso he throws a mean rope.
All Texans do— that Is, the real fel
lows who grow up In the longhorn
CHtllo districts. Hubbard City, Spoke's
home town, Is a cattle town.
The natural dress dowli there eonylsts of a pair of boots,' clmps, halldniiu handkerchief, a colored shirt, a
lull lint and a lariat.
Spoke owns a ranch near Hubbard
und lie lias It well stocked with fu
ture pot roasts and porterhouse steaks,
writes Dean Snyder In the Chicago
Post.
He used to work on a ranch before
he got Into baseball.
Works in Winter.
Each fall und winter lie goes hack
to his rope nnd his saddle.
"I'm nut Hie best roper In the
world," says Spoke, "but It's a lot of
fun.
"A t the Fort Worth rodeo last fall
l roped and tied a couple of steers In
thirty-four seconds each.
“That's considered fair time unless
yon nre In the business all tin* time."
Recently Spoke competed in a rop
ROPE-SKIPPER
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, con
sidered tho greatest woman ten
nis player, trains like a prize
lighter in some respects.
She la it rope-skipper, like
Georges Cnrpcnller.
Also her training rides are
similar to the ones the Frenchman followed ai
Manhasset
farm, where lie Irallied for Jack
Dempsey.
Suzanne doesn't exercise until
she feels tired.
Physical Illness Is a gradual
growth, she says.
She should Iasi longer than
four rounds when she meets our
American stars.
GIANTS’ ALL-STAR OUTFIELD
Manager McGraw Acquires All-College
Backfleld by Acquisition of
Howard Derry.
I**™™-
ing contest ut a wild west show lr
Cleveland.
He didn't win any prizes. Bat be
tried. Ills time was a little over a
minute for roping and tying a calf.
Nets Bio Hand.
The crowd gave him about !*!> pet
rent of the cheering JilM the same, fot
Spoke Is tii,. popular Idol since lie won
the peuniint for Moses Cleveland.
Spoke does everything left-bunded
In Imselmll, and he is u southpaw
roper.
lie owns the gayest saddle, bridle
and elmps that were ever made from
leather.
Ills boyhood friends from
lluhhiinl City presented them to hint
last full iifti-r In* led tin* Indians to ii
pennant.
FLORIDA
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
lffant'H and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
II. T. PACE
P. O. Box SIS
L. A. Rcnnud, Prop. building (no largo nnd none too nmalL
Plans for Future.
The acquisition of Howard Ilerry of
Pennsylvania, the great all-nrouad
athlete, gives McGrow's men un iiltcollcgu football hiiekllcld.
Berry will he remembered as the
national all-around ehninplou and com
piler of records In versatility, second
only to those of Jim Tlmrpe, who wus
HARTFORD BATTERY
Wilson & Shorey
“Battery Insurance”
Pine nnd Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlnndo, Fla.
Solti and Serviced by
PURE W ATER
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight
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Elder Springs Water
&Magee
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Snnford, Fla.
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
LORD’S PURITY
W ATER
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES
Onk nnd First
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dnily Service
Phono l$7
REAL ESTATE
SANFORD
E. F. Lane
NOVELTY
WORKS
Real Estate and Insurance
And tis one of the cow punchers rePhone 95
marked: "Spoke don't Hi in up hem
V. C. COLLER. Prop.
in tin* city, lb- belongs down In tin*
steer country."
cm
Bill Spoke Won’t Co buck to Ctlttb'
roping wbcti he's through with baseRen! Estate and Insurance
bull.
l i e ' s got the hug for eon trading SANFORD
FLORIDA
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
work. Jim Dunn, contractor and own
er of the li'dliiim. plans to sturt Spoke
517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla,
off In this business.
"I ’ ll never be a bench manager," The vocational committee of tho Busi
Trls -ity s,
ness and Professional Women’s Club
General Shop and Mill
G ). W . Knight
Work
.. Employment Bureau..
ELECTRICAL
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D ia m o n d
e we >■* ( t, in
L> Oj
a i: i d»
The Saginaw i-lill• has released Bed
McKee, euteher-imiiinger, to the To
b-do Association dab.
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requests all young women desiring
employment to register at tho First
National Bank.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
Eyes Examined
COLONIAL LAMPS
Glasses Designed
Henry McLaulin. Jr.
OPT. D.
#
Iff teller Fred Gene* \ep| lias quit the
l.ltlle Itoel; dull and I nimbly is duilc
Willi pioft'NsInmd bii-elmll.
Itil
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Phil .Morrison, younger brother of
Julia Morrison, Is doing some very
good work /or Birmingham.
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GILLON & FRY
OPTOMETRIST
Phone I f2
Word from Oakland Is that the
Graduate Northern Illinois College
Brooklyn Nationals have made an of 212 East First SI.
Sanford, Fin.
fer for Third Baseman Balm Pinclll.
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TRANSFER
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Rochester has sent Pitcher Earl
Brown to Albany of the Eastern
league for the remainder of the sea
son.
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The Detroit club lias skipped Pilch
or Lefty Stewart, the San Antonio re
emit, to New Haven of tho Eastern
league,
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The Saa Antonio dub has sold
Pitcher Zcke l.ai dry, formerly of
Dallas, to Bloomington in the Three*I
league.
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
C. 0 . Wlt.SOX. Ow lift
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
Wp.ht lliotliorl
Phone 175
iritifo
DulliUnt
“ W E D ELIVE R THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell others; if no
tell us. Phone 41)8
Fourth nnd Sanford Ave
HOTELS
New Era Printery
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
Hotel Montezuma
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
“ Sanford’s New Hotel”
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Tho .Minneapolis ell'll lias recalled
('atelier John Graliowskl from the
Saskatoon club of Me* Western f’aimdlum league.
$1.50 Up Per Dny
Herald Printing Co.
C. A. W HIDDON
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BOOK, JOB AND COM
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
Joe (Red) Bird, in w with Shreve
MERCIAL
PRINTING
port In tile Texas league, may, ll is Phone 118
Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co.
reported, soon Join the Washington
Phono 165
team. He Is a snutlipaw.
A competitive international exhibi
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out Udder Speck Kennedy, who lias tion of inventions along several in
DRINK
been with Des Mollies under option dustrial lines will feature the Lyon
Elder Springs Water. Its 00 08-100
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Attorney.
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ST JOHNS RIVER BENEFIT
TO AM. FLORIDA IN
WATER TRANSPORTA ION.
ilr q
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Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Company
Sketches nnd Estlmntcn Free; m
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Sanford Constructs Co.
BATTERIES
PROGRESS
% INTEREST p a i d
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Over Seminole County Bnnk
SANFORD
SANFORD
-:FLORIDA
count.
STRENGTH
y
You Can Find the Name of Every Li^e Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
'
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
..
from the San Francisco club, has been
shifted to the Joplin club.
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The vetet'an Tommy Sheehan bus
Jollied Hie Richmond team and will
play second base, replacing Luke
Stuart, sold to Hu* St. Louis Browns.
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The Joplin club lias turned Out*
Ildder Dennis Williams buck to Him
cinimtl Reds and lias given Pitcher
Curias Patrick Ragan Ills uncondition
al release.
H ow ard
B erry.
a Giant ointlelder ton
Berry also
was one of the leu "ng football stars.
With Berry. Frisch, Young and Ryan,
Hie Ghmts have an itll-cnlleghile foot
ball hnektU'ld of considerable ability.
Frisch hulls from Fmdhum. Yonny
from Texas and Ityan from llnl*
i You*.
Berry is try lily. Inr an ouiJieid Ji
sltloti.
per cent pure.
Phono 811.
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The Mission league, all Independent
organization
In t'allfornla.
which
furalshed employment to u number of
capable performers, lias disbanded.
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fair in France in October.
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> The Chattanooga team, Immediately
ui*in Eddie McDonald taking hold as
malinger, begun to win some Imll
gutties, One of Its feats being to beat
Little Rock three straight.
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While Nashville funs were specu
lating on Eddie Bogart going hark to
the Idg slimv tills fall because of III*
good work, the Nashville mnmigciuen'
up and trades him to New Orleans.
7-9-0-w
SOME FRESH BROMIDES.
Pickling and Preserving
Wonder if the Now York Sun was
thinking o f anyone in particular when
it said: "Thank God, there's only one
ass in ambassador!"— St. Petersburg
Times.
Why it is that so many married
men always want the paper to pub
lish tho fact that their wives arc
away on a vacation?
,
Johnny Spencer says: Since Hnrding’s popper didn’t have to ask W ar
ren about his first marriage, the old
man probably figured ho could marry
a second time without getting permis
sion,
Our favorito cigar girl snyH all this
talk about the girls rolling 'em down
amuses her, because she's been wear
ing hers that way for years and yenrs.
Yes, Indeed, it is possible that ft
mnn might marry n girl because of
the roll in her stocking. 1
TIME
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W e have the
STONE JARS
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns,
etc.
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HARDW ARE
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PAGE FOUR
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
WHAT IS A SCANDAL, OR A VILE
SLANDER?
nnd every grower knows well what
thnt is. It will bo enormously ex
pensive—-but In the end It will prove
a greater finflnclni gain than has ever
been felt In the stock-raising busi
ness.— Kisslmmoa Valley Gazette.
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DEATH FOR CARELESSNESS.
The statement that twelve thousand
A scundnl of magnificent propor people were killed by automobiles in
tion!! is developing in relation to tho 11120 semed Inrger nnd Inrgcr when
CO.,
snle of war munitions nnd food pro one took the trouble to think about
_PUBLISHBBO
ducts, of which immense quantities the matter at all. Statistics In mor
8. J. HOLLY*.______________ Editor were left In France after the signing talities are not pleasant at any time
DIVERSIFIED FARMING WILL
this message carried one day
I. I ILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer of the nrmistice. It is estimated thnt nnd yet ...................
SAVE THE SOUTH.
M
i
A. NEEL............General Manager their value totaled something like two tbi8 w« ck b* tho dtopatehea In all the
daily newspnpers was vital enough to
billions of dollnrH. The people of tho
It is just possible that the hard
CURTIS BARBER
cause drivers of cars and pedestrians
United
States
were
groaning
nt
thnt
times
being experienced by the cot
CIRCULATION MAMAOEB
to stop, look nnd listen. Tho Jackson
time, over the high cost o f living, nt
ton growers of thu South this yenr
Phone 148 up to 0 I*. M.
ville Metropolis in nn editorial cnlls
will prove tho grentest stimulus to nn
who compose the directorate of our bank is your
AdwrUriac Bat— M«d» Known on Apyllotion the price of shoes, clothing and food attention to the matter as follows:
products of which thcro were vast
advanced
agriculture
in
ninny
lines
Balferlplts* fr it, ta A d r ia n
“ Twelve thousand persons were kill
host guarantee of safety nnd satisfaction.
•Oaa Taar ................... ...................... IJ W stores in France
belonging to tho ed in automobile accidents in the Unit that the South hnB ever known. Ever
AU Motlhi ..........................................................
United States, and for which there ed States during the past year, nccord- since the invention o f the cotton gin
DallTartd In City by Carrlar
A banking connection here assures you the bene
Ob* Wo*k ....... .............................. » Q«nU
was no further use in that country. jng
reccntly announced figures com- by o Connecticut Yankee, made potion
Tba blf II- ta ll-pm Waakly HariJd anfits that accrue from association with successful
Uialy ncT«rt BamlnoU County and la publlanad The logical nnd humane thing to do p||C(| |,y tbc insurance companies of growing profitable on a large scale
atary Friday. Adfartlalni rataa mad# known would seem to have been to ship them
tho agricultural South has been wed
the country.
men.
an application, Damooratio In pollUca. (t.bO
par yaar, always In a d y a n e a . ______ bnck to this country nnd place them
"The number of non-fatal injuries ded to thnt form of industry. It was a
on sale to the people nt cost, nnd re total 1,500,00(1, or a little better than "money crop," thnt is, it could nlwnys
Member of The Associated Press
lieve tho distressing situation to that one person out ot every hundred' in lie exchanged for ensh in hnnd nt
extent. There wns a proposition to the cntirfr-Unitcd States,
somo price, nnd nt times for n price
that effect we believe, but it wns nev
"The insurance companies paid out that would leave the planter a bal
er done. Why not? There are those $1,500,000 in death claims from auto ance after paying for the supplies
Despatch says: "Over in I’nris, the
in this country who assert thnt the mobile fatalities.
• which he bought on credit nt the be
weather is warm." We should worry |
profiteers killed the project because
"Many wars have been fought with ginning of the season. On the whole
about the weather in Paris. There
they were loaded up with high priced less deaths and injuries than were it was not a desirable system, nnd
‘‘A Community Builder’
wns a time when we did, hut not now,
goods, which they wanted to dispose caused l»y automobiles in a single the South did not thrive under it ns it
Antoinette, not now.
of before the drop came, and objected war— nnd accidents are increasing in should have thriven when its ad
---------- o ---------F. P. FORSTER.............................................— President
to any competition which might help .iroportlon to the Increase in the use vantages o f soil nnd climate were ta
Useless Noises—A man sitting in to lower prices. There is some rea- of automobiles, which is steadily ken into consideration.
B. F. W H ITN ER......-............................................Cashier
his auto blowing the horn for Id's wife : son in that supposition,
; mounting. Unless something is done,
Many times far-seeing Southerners*
to cut the conversation with another*, The alleged reason given to the within a few years the fatalities will noting the disadvantages of the one
female and hurry up and get in the public wns that the French govern- total twenty thousand and non-futal rr,,p system, urged n diversification
car ami go home to cook tho dinner.
ment proposed to levy nn import duty , accidents will claim their shnro of of crops, nnd meetings o f planters re
------------ o-----------amounting to 1*0 per cent on such victims in line with the size of the solved in its favor, but all tho urgings
TH EATRE
RESORT
The Sanford merchants expect to goods as were returned to this coun- death' list.
and meetings were of little avail. Tile
DANCE
H
ALL
CAFE
entertain a big crowd here on Sep trV where they originated. Such an
“ Ih
womler that law-making planters went from these meetings
---------------E
L
E
C
T
R
IC
-----------tember 29th It will he a dny of assumption needs strong confirmation
!,ml «m,,nc1 8urvlce ln8tltution8 impressed with the idea that there
events, and everything will be free, before it will be believable in this !trv turnin« to tlus growing menace wouhi tie a reduction of acreage the
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
oven to the eats and the drinks. The country. The goods were sent to and Inking steps to curtain it? The coming year, consequently a smaller
FOR
YOUR
PURPOSE
IN
A L L STYLES A N D SIZES
.
.
....
,,
responsibility
falls
upon
city,
county,
'
,
Sanford husinss men arc tho great Ir ranee in large quantities for Urn
*
.
..
,
. ’
, 1crop nnd a higher price. So he decided
.
,
,
state
and
nation,
and
each
form
or
est in the State when it conies to do support of the 2,001),000 of men sent
at Reduced Prices
, .
..
to nut in more acres than usual nnd
...* .... ............... .....
.... ............... «... government by co.opernting can nc.....u
ing things, nnd they will entertain over
there to relieve France from the
the result generally wns - large crop
something in the elTort to
the folks from out of town that day, grin,ling rule of German militarism. complish
remu(,y llljH evj,( but with cncb brnnch «»d a Urn price.
nnd show them the time of their lives. it is not too much t„ say that they lU|W,
But last year the growers received
aKnin8t (ho other little can
a slap in the fifee which they will
W . S. H AYNE, Tampa, Florida
contributed largely toward saving the ,)tl <imimpHshcd in this direction,
The Sanford Chamber of Commerce life of the French nation. France has
---------------------------- PHONE----------------------------AVIRE
" [’ crimps the greater portion of
remember. A large crop had been W RITEhas started something in the "ship by never missed nn pportunity to voice tbo responsibility should fall upon tlio^ lu*Bt‘,i under abnormal conditions of
water” campaign. It will mean more her gratitude and it is simply incredibecause the majority of the t expensive labor and fertilizers, in the t- -j- »;•-j*-t*
.j<•>
•;* -J- •:*•;«•:* *!••:*•:* *>*;••:* •!*-J*-J-•!*-t•{•+++H
to this section of the State than one hie that she attempted to hold up this aeciilents occur in city streets, and ''‘’ Hof that there must he nn extracan foretell at this time. It will mean country at the last moment by placing especially in crowded districts, and ordinary demand and high prices for
nn inland waterway through Florida, n heavy duty on the return of the for this reason all city traffic laws 'be staple. The course of the market
♦
cheaper freight rates, refrigerator goods which were sent there to save should bo rigidly enforced. Drivers for n time seemed to justify this bo- *
« ♦
boats and many otlie rtkings too nu Iut national life. At any rate they .should lie required to be familiar with lief. Cotton went up ami up, till it
merous to mention.
were not returned, but were sold in these laws, although ignorance of the reached nearly to -It) cents, an un------------ a-----------France at 25 cents oti the dollar.
law is no excuse; and violations ought beard of price. Unwise advisers urged
♦
The whole mutter is lit subject for to call for more than reprimands and the farmers not to sell, declaring it
Frank Whitman ,uf the Florida
♦ ♦
Grower, is a fisherman after eur own congressional investigation. Did the the time-worn warning, ‘ Don't bo guil- would surely reach 10 cents and probheart, and in tho last issue of the French government ever make such ty of this offense again.' While no aldy 50. But the slump came and eonGrower, writes most entertainingly an atrocious demand? If so, why was ages were given in the ropdrt of the tinned, while the farmers who might
about tho fishing on I.ake Apopka. this government not informed o f it insurance companies, it would be in- [ have had :I5 cents for their cotton re♦ ♦
Wo have not fished Lake A|Hipkn in promptly? Who were the buyers and tercsting to know the percentage o f ; fused to sell for 15.
Just here is whore the disguised
eighteen years or more, but wc can sellers, nnd who authorized the sale.' youthful drivers mixed up in these
say "amen" to all that Frank says There seems to have been an African accidents. Most likely it would bo IdesHing comes. The planters who
New !“ w« must be framed, were still holding their crop were
about its ancient glory. As to the of ..... ||y dimensions lurking nenr
improvements that have been made Uncle Sam’s wood pile in France, and *lllt enforcement of the present laws short of means to finance tho coming
to head o ff the increase crop and hence the acreage wns large
there, wo know nothing, but it is n the American people would like to wil1 1,0
212 IVcst First Street
and radically reduce the number of ly reduced perforce. The present crop
"fisherman’s paradise,” all right, and know what he was doing there.
daily
accidents."
It may disturb the cordial entente
is the smnllest in many years, but the .-.
♦
we agree with Frank in every pnrtic
now existing between France and the
ulnr.
holdover is so large that high prices
United States ,and it ought to, if the THE PRESS OF FLORIDA ON THE can hardly lie expected. By next year
facts are as charged. It is not pleas
TICK QUESTION.
the surplus may lie worked olT and f. v •**•!•v *:**:*v -i****
-iv
-I’ v
*:**:- *:**:*
■;« .j *v»;. ►
;«.;*
('{HIKING THE GAME HOGS.
ant to be held up at any time, or unnormal conditions may he expected to
Willi a desire to learn the feelings I prevail again. In the meantime the
There will he no evasion of the d> r any conditions, but it is especially
game laws next season as far ns they unpleasant to be held up by a pro. in all sections of the stnle regarding farmers have been putting their idle »;•
apply to the bag limits, if the game fessed friend, whose life we have just the tick-eradication question the Gn- 'and into corn and oats ami other ; !•!
wardens are on the Job. Heretofore saved. Until more evidence is pro zette recently carried an editorial re feed and forage crops. They have di- *
t
it has been customary for somo duced, we shall refuse to believe that garding the matter of assisting the versified because they could not do
FROM THE FOREST TO YOU
Era
nee
ever
took,
or
contemplated
cattle
growers
in
a
financial
way
by
otherwise. They had to raise their
hunters to take along a cook or some
By
eliminating
all of the waste, over half of the labor, all of the
other helper Into the hunting camp taking such action as is alleged. But creating a market for the stock which own food crops because they had no
middle
man’s
profits
and by delivering a home on record time direct
and use this helper or even several of it can do no harm to bring out the can be disposed of by no other method money to buy. The lesson lias been ft
from
the
forest
to
you
them as 'hunters" under the terms of truth. Turn on the lights.—Tampa except In tho home marker in one hard in the learning, but it will not
other manner could r..i prompt action have been without its benefits if it
the law which gives a certain number Times.
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS
have been nrhieved upon this topic; ’-ball lead to a better system for the
of birds or animals for each member
Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets
FLORIDA IS GETTING THERE. and, while some o f the comnunts ■oiith.—Tampa Times.
of the pnrty.
Cozy,
attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of nny size. Built
have
borne
a
tincture
of
acidity
which
Last week the Federal Biological
THY A JJAII.Y Hr.HAI.I) WANT AD.
according
to latest improved methods of house construction, of the
A
Fort
Fierce
correspondent
of
the
would
indicate
a
spirit
of
satisfuctiui
Survey completed the summary of the
best
of
materials,
at a great saving. Their economy is worth investi
Miami
Herald
tells
this
story
about
at
the
resultant
conditions,
then
changes made since last season and
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC
gating.
a
cattle
ranch
in
St.
Lucie
county:
seems
to
he
in
no
quarter
any
regrets
nnioiig tile federal regulations is one
IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOI.E COUNTY.
rlORIDA_IN CHANC1 RY
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
"The 22,1100-acre ranch of the Dixie over the present conditions,
thnt provides (hat the daily hag limit
showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes.
I.and
and
Cattle
Co.,
owned
by
Button
in
another
portion
o
f
this
Issue
me
CITATION
of any person shall now include "all
birds taken by any other person who, Brothers, is located on the prairie. It reprinted extracts from numerous I ruI T. Wminw*.
A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO.
i,
for hire, accompanies or assists hint is readied by a good eight-mile road papers upon this topic—this import- lien. I!. *Ilcntl,
cl ill.
which they have built out from Okee ant theme which means Bo much to In Can, II llaa.l, Ul'Mimlnrtnii. III.; Can. II
in taking migratory birds."
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K
Jolinuiit. lUonnilnKlon. III.: i'lnranaa M.
It is very essential, if wo are to chobee. The road, as it approaches the immediate progress of the date.
Wlilla. 11li*iiiil!iKtini, III.: g. A. cllllliiinl,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Nornmn. 111.; JiiIU I'. Ilrlra, ra-lilama utipreserve the game in this country, tile ranch, makes a wide curve, pro A person! of these will indicate tho
ktliislU Tliutlmv ltl*1iu[i, raUilauaa iitiKimwii:
viding
a
wonderful
view
of
the
praifeeling that is general throughout the
II. A, Mi'«trr. realili-nea imhtinwic Clnml A.
that the game hog lie choked elf in
ENTZMINGER BROTHERS
Siimi.loin, radilanaa illlknnwn; .1. E. Kulrnnn.
/ 'handsome
'
colonial-style house |state. Politics, in this case, seem to
some manner and tills is one step rio. A
mMilenao imknmvic mu! Jnlm l„ l.otiiiin, ra*lLOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA.
li'lira mikflmrill
forward. We people in Florida are of concrete, finished with light gray i hear nn weight—especially so as durIt >iji|iaioliiti frnm II.a mvnrri Mil of rumxtucco,
and
a
number
of
attractive
i»g
the
last
session
of
the
legislature
I'talul In Oil" amnia fllail nanlimu )<m, Hull yon
particularly interested in preserving
<• * ■:** * *
* * •:*
* * •>
-h +w*
Iare mii.a Inlrresl In tl.a IntnU In niilil Mil of + + * * 4-•>* •>❖ •>*
our supply of small game from sea looking tenant houses o f the same there was direct information from tho inni|ilrilnt iiiaiillifia'I mi.I ilanirlliail, altnateil,
I) lint ninl lialnc In Samlinila I'niinly, Clnrliln. Io
son to season. We have a great many construction, occupy the center of a ; federal bureau of animal industry at n
’ll: In Sralliin one, Tn\vnrlil|i CO Smitti. Itausa In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir you, and a hill of complaint hav‘tf
toii-ecre
lawn
of
Bermuda
grass
and
Washington
that
if
the
state
w
US Ull- I*I Kn»t, SKI, of Sgi,; In Sei'tlnn IU, Towtislilp
real sportsmen here with us every
been herein filed against you, i* *
cuit, Seminole County, Florida,
SiitiUi. Itnnre III garl, l.,u 1 anil 1’, IJIy Uf
winter and there are a great many of give eii excellent view of practically willing to lend its aid toward the ex '■E' i ; In Hertlnn El. Tnninililii CO Smitli. IlntiKe
—
In
Chancery
hereby
ordered that you appear toil*
uh who like to go out nnd bring in ilic entire ranch. The homes are pro termination of the tick tho govern II Enal. Inla I, 2. mil :i; In Hcfiton 21, TnWIibill of complaint filed herein ogi^
ililc 20 K..mil, IIiilira III Caat, Ini I; In Hattlnn
a few ducks or quail or dove from vided with all modern conveniences— ment would wash its hands of tho en it, Tmrnalilii 2o Sntuli, Hanitn :I2 Knal, gVj of
FOR ECLOS U R E C1TAT ION
you in the above entitled tnUje,|
j,
swt;
m
ill
W’t
r
O
f
SW'ii
In
Sari
In
n
T
.
’U
iw
nlime to time, if there is anything electric lights, running water, elec tire matter. The assertions were »M|t SO Sont’ . llam
Itanra
Enal.
a* I22
IB K
nal, WtJ
.. ,, of
... Sea. T
,,.
the 3rd day of October, A. ft '•
swi; uf sgq; in Kortinn is, 'ri>u-ai«i,i|> at
that disgusts the real sportsman it trically-controlled automatic refrig "Hide so plain that none could nil mu- SoilIII.
Ilania* 112 Emil, WVj Ilf Hit, IS. W'j of Peoples Bank of Sunford, a corpora the same being a rule day of
erating
system,
etc.
N
g
'i.
W *4 Ilf S K !i. N '4 »f
nt NEq
N K !i «f
of N
i;, so,
is to see tile game hog at work in
mK:i;,
tion, Complainant,
court, and the Sanford Herald i> itra
.a N,:V
Ngq*. ,,f
iif NEC,, hbu
s i : , *»f
r nki
nki;.
;. n
ngi;
Since that time Mr. Mulder, who is ' -?.
m ; of
"Fourteen thousand acres are bcinn>
field or woods.— Leesburg Commer
, .
HI'.!;, SKVi ° r S g q : In Srctlim Hi. Tnwn*.n,|,
vs,
by designated ns the newspaPe^
set out to a linee stock grass imported at tlu* head of the hur<*nu has w rit-'-’" a""11'. n«n«* 112 i:*»i. g ',4 nr nwi; , sw q
cial.
Lewis Kinnrd and Mary E. Weinert, which this notice shall be pubb
from Argentine one acre of which, it ten:
I nwh^ ’ S
h w Z V * " SWKB«f
executrix of the estate of William once q week for four conseto
is
said
.will
support
from
five
to
eight
"In
such
state
where
proper
provis-1
Mi'*;.
H
l1
U
i;„
N'v,i Vf
tl‘erBf"r.®*
Weinert, trading ns Wm. Weinert & weeks.
*
*
. ,t
*
i
» ,
1
1
r,"L li**<)* !•
1 inrtMic** XI, YYlilin. (Jen, II,
\
ni’ud oi cattle, while a number of
ih made by a county to co-operate
nml R. a. (uuiiami nrc ImKfliy nrileretl
Witness my hnnd nnd official
Company, Seminole County Bank, a
acres
s t ^rircnn11
a t ymim
e . s’"tiiei c.mrTin
n a . m
•res of the native grass are required in this work in compliance with state
ROQUEUFORT SALAD
corporation, Defendants.
of office nt Sanford, Seminole Cow,
DRESSING
to mipport a single head
, '«*■ and regulations in the dipping of j
.n',!’ f & 'lX T E X l in i t To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of the Florida, this the 2Gth day ol
"b e n the ranch is fully ready for mottle to eradicate ticks, the depart-11,111 of complaint eniuuiteti ntBiu-t jr«u, uiiierestate of William Weinert, trading A. D. 1921.
„ f . cMake a salad, using 1 can of
ase it is to l,o stocked with fine blood- mont co-operates l.y placing in each T X ? j t " " ^rVir^.iT:,
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASSas Win, Weinert & Company, in
poors and a few Hylmnr Brand
cd cattle, which, grazing alternately!
county or locality an emnloyoo
H’ ,A; ««»'"*. ci»'U A. Bmin<l»n. j. n.
Clerk Circuit Cott*
care of James Gay Gordon, 710-723
.
liir
a i
a
... .
.
t
» a .a . a
J
1 J
Hclmnii i»n<T Jolm L. I.em«n. »ro Uvrvby onlered
Ripe Olives. Serve witli Roque
*m ui lie rent tracts, will lie fattened whose duty it is to itenerally superr<wuiroii
in* nml iipi^nr l^fur© onr nniii
North American Building,
Broad KNIGHT & GUEST,
^
fort sulnd dressing, made as fol
Hicre.
[vise the work. The demand for tho '
!v" Tm l\
and Sansom Streets, City of Philn- j Attorneys for Complninnnt. 8--1
lows:
"The Button Brothers have lmd ex- services of department employees in
VTn.
"mk? B"*wer
‘ 1"‘ >•>“
dolphin, County of Philadelphia, nnd
‘di small can Eikhorn Roque
iinsivo experience in cattle-raising in Hie states which are actively co-op-1 •t*’«*i^,> pro
win i« miMci aeutuat
Stnte of Pennsylvania.
t
itachinery hns been Invented 1° J
fort Cheese; 1 to 0 tablespoons
Argentine and the Phlllippines. That’ orating In tick eradication work, j ' “it t. ,,r.trr.,i i„.t
n.'ir* i« „,„,ii.„.,t ln
turn a strong white
fibre f r0’'1
NOTICE
tnfti
„....^ ----^^
Olive oil; a pinch of salt, dash
they believo south Florida offers won- which is the duty of tin* bureau to V"
« n#«v<ii«i*»r i>ni>li.,.r,) in
itv i.p|.Lui,uK
appearing Atuni
from an
of i™*™
loaves of •
a* variety
of ■
pincaPPjiu
„ . .
.
. i .
, ,,
...
Semlnol* intinty, Elorliln, imeo n wrok for f„ur
•
uh affidavit
aiuoavii oi
»«>**'■-j —
of paprika, lemon juice. Emul
utiiui cattle-raising o]>pnrtunities is assist as fully as possible, is auch that Dnmmlni wrrk* n# in ti,e i>urUi*i wimaa n*»i- Telfnir Knight, that ho is of Counsel tivo to Columbiu for use in
sify to creamy consistency.
evident l,y the large scale on which there are nt this time no availahio ' I S a n S t W . : " ? . u" e".r,7”
^ i ! for Peoples Bank of Snnford, a cor
they are going Into the business."
; employees for assignment to areas
n,e "nl,P0W"- , .
poration, the complainant in the above
W „ ter nnd. other beverage* «»»J
wnen that kind of business be- not co-operating in this work."
Court on this the s»rd day of July, a. p . hoi. »tylc,l c ,u » , „ „ d that you
« » .l-.
,• rkle
,lhcy
l ...
ore o'1*
comes universally prevalent in. FlorThere is but one rem edy-one moth-1
t lcrk !,V o,. S I J w ,.
•lentE 'ln
ofrida,. atato
other than
tho State sBW
n!lowerll.y' a now e le ctric .)*, "
s**minul» County. Florida.
♦K-.r » u „_
j
w n iio w c u o y a n u w «**•--idn we shall he in danger of thinking °d of salvaging everything avniiabblo
WELAKA BLOCK
that the milllennlum is close at hnnd. from the great investmen; through- uKonm: o. iiEnaiNc^’
1,01 U,,A88' D- °*; within tho State of Floridn 'servtc^nf 10 1,0 nttncbed to drinkln,r K#
Phones 497*194
Tho good time is surely on the way. out Florida in the stock bu sin ess- ! r . ^ " ^ "T* C"un“ 1 ,or
a subpoena upon whom would b i n TRYd A ' D---------------------------'
A IL Y HERALD WANT A®hUUM trtrj ifUtion tio«jt load*/ at TW
B t n l l BuUdtM i >01 l U n i U # d m u
________ daaUrd. riatld*
______
THE HERALD PRINTING
Inc.
T h e Successful
en
First National Bank
MISTER
MANAGES
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
W a tch m a k e rs
E n g ra vers
Jewelers
Opticians
zMcLaulin’i
t
t
Deane Turner
■
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A
____
I
A Cozy Home
�t
THE BANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , SATU R D AY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921
LlHl«H»Ppe">nV
Mention of
Mettei* 1° Bf,ef
P m io o i I Item *
of Interest
* * *
S u m m a r y o f th e
F lo a tin g S m a ll
T a lk s S u c c in c tly
A rra n g ed for
H e r a ld R ea d er *
In and A b o u t
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The C itg
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• IDE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
F lo rid a : Local thundcrI ihowers tonight or Sunday.
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g
Old man Max seems loth to
come down off his perch at 9fi
although thc weather seemed
much cooler Inst night and es
pecially this morning, Alwut
three o'clock this morning it
was really cold. How many of
our dear readers were up at
three? None. Well, you could
not know the coolness, the de
lightful freshness, thc warb
ling of thc birds, the crow
ing of thc roosters, the throw
ing of thc hull, etc., etc., that
greets one who rises early.
This is thc second time in our
life that wc saw nil these won
ders o f nature, yes. But the
weather was nil right at that
time In (lie morning regard
less o f what It may he today:
3:40 A. M. SEPTEMBER 3
Maximum ......................... 9fi
Minimum ........................... 66
Range ................................. 69
Barometer .........................30.10
Calm and elenr.
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M cK in n on , of Oakland, was a
Win® »I-U°r
thc ci' 1' V'-1" " 1"!'-
Get a repaired tire to use as extra.
v
for o$3.00.—S. A. Huston.
Fordi (ires
tires ior
H0-2flto
Walter Duke, of Arcndla, was in
the city yesterday combining business
with pleasure.
Duick Roadster for snle. Now tiros
and is in first class mechanical con
dition.—lb &
Motor Co*
129‘ t*c
S. E. Scarborough, of Albany, Gn.,
was a business visitor here yesterday.
Get a repaired tire to use ns extra.
Ford tires for J3.00.-S. A. Iluston.
110-20tc
Jt. R. Allyn, of Tampa, was in the
city yesterday, transacting business.
lied Speed Wagon for snle. Slight
ly used and is a bargnin for tiie price
we arc asking. It you need a truck,
sec us at once.—B. & 0 . Motor Go.
129-tic
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TRACK MEET
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Don’t repeat It.
But the storm is comisg and then
Mrs. Leffler wishes to announce it will he cooler.
that “The Gables” will be open Sep
Labor Dny Monday— when all the
tember 5th.
130-ltp.
different kinds of business will tukif
a holiday—ell except the daily pu
E. A. Molfil has returned from Day
llers,
tona Reach and is ready with his
Federal truck to give his same good
Big time at the beach, big time
139-ltc
service.
everywhere. Big time in Sanford. But
our big time will be on September
Send your old mattress to Bradley
20th.
factory. Make them like now, for
15.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only
School dnys will soon ho here. The
$8,00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South
months
with an R in them are sad
St., Orlando, Fla.
122-2Gtc
days for the school hoy and the
oyster.
The Woman’s Club will hold a
dance at the Hotel Valdez next Fri
We have at present in stock ono
day night for the benefit o f the school
slightly used Hupmobllc that wc are
lunches. The dance will he given at offering for sale at a reasonable price.
this time in order that the boys nnd If you wnnt the best for your money,
girls going to college can have one see us at once.— It. & O. Motor Co.
last swing before they leave.
120-tfc
Tho nquntlc nnd track meet held by
thc Sanford Scouts, Thursday after
noon, proved to he a big occasion for
the Sanford Scouts. Besides tho fifty
or more Scouts taking pnrt in the
moot, there were several visitors
present to witness the interesting
contest. The boys showed great in
terest in tho meej, ami expressed
themselves as being well plcnsd for
tho opportunity of matching their re
spective abilities against each other.
Tho Boy Scouts ore looking forward
to the time when they will be given
nnother such opportunity and prom
ise that the next meet will be even a
grentcr success than this one.
Those winning nnd receiving men
tion in the meet arc:
Aquntic Events—Swimming under
water: Dubose first; Cnrter, second;
McLaughlin, third.
Plunge for Distance— Jim1 Jones,
first; Berner, second.
Dash 200 Feet— Me Lucas, first;
Whittle, second; Dubose, third.
Cross Chest Cnrry—Ceo. Wilson,
first; Me Luc ns, second.
Diving— McLucns, first; Fith, sec
ond.
Track Events— 100 yards sprint:
McLucns, first; Joe Meisch, second.
Fifty Yard Sprint— McLucns, first;
Alton Gunter, second.
Standing
Broad Jump— Dubose,
first; Alton Gunter, second.
Running
Broad Jump— Dubose,
first; Alton Gunter, second.
Running
High
Jump—George
Wilson, first; J. D. Perrit, second.
Those In charge of the Boy Scout
work In Snnford, wish to thank tho
hanks of the city for their co-operation in making this first meet a suecess. It is hoped that more people
will take an interest in the Scout
work anti show their interest by boing present at the Scout camp when
thc boys meet there for Scout work
and play. Be a Scout booster by
DEED and ACT, not merely by word
o f mouth. What the Scout movement
needs is more real hard effort on tho
part of the citizens of Snnford. It is
ensy to boost by word of mouth but
it takes more than words to put the
Scout movement over nnd mnko it
worth while. The prize winners in
tho meet will be given tlteir prizes
next Thursday afternoon at the Hoy
Scout cnnip. Be there.
Haircut 40c at new barber shop,
Second street, new DeForrest Build
ing, We specialize in children's hair
cutting. Open every day except Sun
day,—Albert Gram ling, Manager.
139-2tp
Ford prices have been cut again.
See the advertisement in this issue
of thc Daily Herald. Fords are
again at prewar prices nnd Edward
Higgins is correspondingly happy.
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920
mo,i°l L>r sale. New tires, looks good
and runs good. We are offering this
car for $[il)0.00 less than list price,—
II- & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
OLIVER TWIST and
MIDDY W ASH SUITS
$2.50 to $4.00 values at
$1.48.— Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Company.
I Hit KEN DINNER, Sunday noon
139-Otc
nml evening, Gray Gables, on’ tho
head), Seabreeze, Fla.
Phono 491.
Thc dance at tho Valdez Hotel last
Free bath houses.
74-Fri-St-Cm night, given by Peter Schaal nnd
James Robson, was well attended and
( Mm. T. C. Vincent, Mrs. R. J. Holly, o f course ,the music was just right.
Robert Holly, and Miss Clara Pres- Potor and Jimmiy and Al Witheringion, left this morning in tho Vincent ton are there with tho goods.
car for \ ere, where they will be the
guests of Mrs. Vincent,for several
Ai Withorington is hack in Snnford
‘lays. Miss Preston will continue on again, much to the delight of his
to her hom» in Miami, having been many friends. Al is thc hoy that
the guest of her cousins, the Misses gets more out o f a violin than any
Li> imtl Mildred iiolly, for several one else, and there is no dimee Just
weeks.
right without Al.
Do You Want
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
If so, you can get any make you want. And the prices
•phi terms mnde to suit you. We are Headquarters for
itml (1unVtyUaCl* Autom°kUes.
Wo have both quantity
r im ^ e'°iWiare a ^ew* which wo guarantee -to be ns
i (-“presented:
IdtXINGTON, 192Q Model, 5-pnssenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
UPMOHILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
„ !!CK. 1917 Model, 3-passcnger Rondster
*
Model, 7-pnssenger.
I'ORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold.
CALL nnd l °O K THESE OVER, W E CAN SUIT YOU
BloTMOTOR CO.
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SANFORD, FLA.
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
and SERVICE
p
Stop a Minute!
and take a look at our window and see
for yourself the Straw Hats and
Panamas we are offering at
Your Choice, $ 1.48
Every hat in the house, balaiuks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
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Dairymen to Meet at
Miami, September 20
The executive committee of the
Florida Dairy Association has nrrnng»'d to hold the fourth annual conven
ti,m in Miami on September 20th and
Slat, 1921. That city was selected
primarily because under freedom from
cattle fever ticks in Dade county the
dairy farming industry has been rap
idly developed ami dairymen from
other sections of Florida wilt have an
opportunity to see the benefits
of
dairying where the cattle ticks do not
get a large part o f the blood of the
cows.
With approximately sixteen million
dollars worth of milk and dairy pro
! ,uctH importcd into Kloricln each year
there I. no danger of over-dolng the
dairy industry along proper lines.
Sevornl creameries have been organized in recent months to mnnufnc-
C LA SSIFIE D ADS
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than
25 ccnta, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line snd remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two Groom apartments; 1 G-room house,
FUR It ENT— Comfortable rooms, close in, good location,—A. I’ . Connol
138-8tc
Furnished for light house keeping. ly,
318 Palmetto Avc.
134-fltp. LUMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC
ING—The builder may still get tho
FOR It ENT—Two partly furnished
rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner advantage of low building cost by
V
138-3tp submitting schedules to us and getting
Holly Ave.
direct-from-mlll-to-buildcr
service.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO R E N T - Our long leaf yellow pine nnd Tidewa
One apnrtment, bed room and kitch
ter cypress, manufactured in best mills
enette; also two bed rooms nnd
insures
first quality at lowest pos
kitchcn, furnished, with electric lights,
sible cost consistent with good lum-
FOR RENT
,h' " communities
" lk
T i ' E 134-Otc
r t '“
.“
S J K ’SJTS
their respective
into hutta
GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry,
French
Ave.
ter for consumption in the state.
Florida.
138-e.o.d-13tc
The program which is being arrang- FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow FOR SALE— 10 shares of SOUTH- <
Again Henry Ford leads tho way ed will cover a wide rnnge of subjects
or & Roumillat drug store, front
EUN MOTORS at $35.00 per share.
for lower prices, and in today’s Daily ho every dairyman can find somethingrooms.— N. II. Gnrner.
135-Gtc — Houston Stock Exchange, Houston,
Herald,a half pageadvertisement
|of special interest at the convention ,,0 |{ uiC N T -J nice furnisi.ed hmw7- Texas.
130-ltc
calls attention to thc fact that Ford |and all are invited to attend
keeping rooms, will rent all togeth
enrs arc to the level of prewar priW AN TED
er or any way that suits.— Mrs. Ridcese. This means much to the Ford | The merchants should not quit alq “£
!39-2tp
WANTED—Team work. Inquire M.
dealers who will be enabled to start together on Monday, just because it
'
121 2Gtp
Hanson Shoe Shop.
something during tho summer months ' is Labor Day. Get your advertise- i
FOR SALE
WANTED—
For
counter
work,
young
and it is almost certain to bring down ment ready for Tuesday. There is nnFOR SALE—A five room bungalow,
Indy
or
young
man.—Sanford
Dotho prices of other enrs, especially other week coining.
310 South Holly ave. Terms reas put Restaurant.
136-tfc
those in small car classes. Read the
onable. See E. F. Lane.
134-0tc
II. & I*. W. CLUB MEETING
WANTED—Itelinblo man would like
advertisement and get the prices and
to have position as truck driver or
The Business and Professional W o -11' Git SALE Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
see Edward Higgins for further par
men’s Club will hold their regular
potatoes, per bushel $2.00. L. A anything in general. P. O. Box 741,
ticulars.
131-tfc C i t y . ____________________ 137-3tp
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, [ Brumloy.
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
September 4th nt 8 o'clock at the FOR SALE— Medium size snfe. Ap
FOR TRADE
Woman’s Club. Tho day is changed
ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth
The Rod and Gun Club invites the from Monday to Tuesday on account
FOR TRADE— One practically now
Street.
04-01.
public to shoot clay pigeons at the o f of Labor Day. All members are
Reo Spcedwagon. Too heavy for
FOR SALE— Ono Beldlng-IInli stone
our work. Want lighter car.— Snn
club grounds on the lake shore next urged to be present as an interesting
lined refrigerator, 1G0 pound ca
ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Street.
Monday afternoon, beginning at 3 and amusing progrnm has been arpacity.
Call 610 W. First Street.
will
please
bring
twenty-five
cents
to
__________138-4 tc
o'clock. Everybody Invited to come
tlfl-tfc
ranged.
Each
member
in
attendance
out and enjoy nn afternoon of sport.
cover expenses.
130-ltlp I OR SALE—8-room house with all
FOR LEASE
DR. S. PULESTON,
modern convenience, excellent re m \ ItK-L'EAHE— bishop block apart:
President,
Sunday and Sunday school and pair. Private wator works, in desir
ment house, 306 East First Street.
“ TRADE FOLLOWS THE FLAG.” church tomorrow. Co to church first able location. Reasonable terms. Ap See Mrs, Sharp. Phono 205-L1.
and take that trip afterward.
ply to Owner, 619 W. First Street.
184-4 tp
During the brief term that Miss
llG-tfc
Lena M. T .Clark served ns actual
FOUNIT
FOR SALE— 20 acres good orange
postmaster at West Palm Bench the
C A R P E T S A N D RUGS
grove land situated within a mile of FOUND—Greek fraternity pin on
business of that officu Increased by
W ASH ED
street near Bell Cafe. Owner can
more than one hundred und forty- and cleaned nt yaur home or we will Geneva. The land has not been clear
two per cent. Before Miss Clark has call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench ed but has a bearing orange grove have same by coming to Herald offico
been in Orlando six weeks the gov Electric
Washers
used.— Snnford bordering it. This tract of land can be and paying for this ad.
ernment recognizes the need of in Steam PrcsNcry, 317 1st St. Phone GG0 bought nt it real bargain. For full
particulars address "C " care of tho
The best small
creased facilities in the postoffiee at
ilerald
office.
118-tfp
business in town.
that point, nnd is proceeding to make <•++♦+•>+*
❖ »>4*❖ •><•♦ 4* ❖ 4*•>•••
enlargements, This is nn item worthy
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer Making money all the time, at a bar
of comment— Valley-Gazette.
tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per gain. Good reason for selling. Inves
thousand f. o. b. Lnke Mary. Farina tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch
TAMPA—"Spot," a well-known dog
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fin. en. 217 Snnford Avc., Sanford, Flo.
12D-24tp
nbout town, proved recently that he
could ho relied upon when n fellow
FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of EVENTUALLY, WHY NOT NOW?
needs a friend. Nearly everybody In
West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG.
Tampa knows "Spot,” nnd also that
130-tfc
If the Sir James Craig and the do
"Spot” belongs to Hubert King, n
Valeras
could fade out, thc Irish peo
FOR
SALE—8
hives
of
bees.
In
good
local business man. blit everybody in
Now (lolnj$ business In Or
condition.
See
A.
E.
Dobbins,
32G
ple would get together and an Irish
AMi
town doesn't know Mr. King, It seems j
lando^ wants to extend
Service Shoo Shop.
133-Sat-Wod-0t republic would soon result. England,
It all canto about when Mr. King ran
their business to Sanford
across a friend in the Western Union
Post cardB— local views— 1c unch at however, should recognlzo that it is
and is ready to give esti
coming "eventually; why not now”
offico who was trying to cash a
tho
Herald office.
mates on any and nil kinds
und let the factions fight it out among
check.
Thc friend wns told by the
of construction work.
FOR SALE—Two nice young mules. themselves.— Clearwutor News.
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young womnn nt tho counter that ho
Phono 1GG for information. 134-tfc
Address
would have to he Identified.
Tho
t
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING
ON THE BARGAIN COUNTER.
friend, Boeing Mr. King, snld: "Why,
Attachments; works on all sowing
Mr. Kink will Identify mo." "But,
machines; prico $2.00; chocks, 10c ex I Where are wc at, anyhow? Tho
we don't know Mr. King,” responded
tra. Light’s Mail Ordor House, Box latest announcement Is that Uncle
the young womnn. Whereupon, "Spot"
127, Birmingham, Ala.
134-Gtp ’3am will renlize less for tho sals of
hearing his mnster’s name, ran up
and prnneed nbout him affectionately.
ROOFING, Red and green slate sur hiB 206 wooden ships than it cost him
"Well, you must bo Mr. King,” the
face, 3 ply $3.60 per sqqaro. Tigor to build one o f them. What do you
ORLANDO, FL A .
dork said, "I know "Spot” and I
, brand, plain, 3-ply $3^15“; 2^'ply, $2.76; know about that?— DoLand News.
11-ply, $2.26. Froo/Jolivory. Address
know he belongs to Mr. King." she
itu
M. E. Ginn, Boy<H)l.
139-2Gtc
Soil It with a Herald Want Ad.
cashed the check.
FORDS COME DOWN.
FOR SALE- !
Central Florida |
Construction I
Company
Central Florida
Construction
Company
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921
VOLUME II
U S TROOPS ARE READY
TO ENTRAIN FOR CENTER
OF TROUBLE IN W. VIRGINIA
Action Postponed on the
Question o f Declaring
Martial Law
NUMBER 138
Giant Dirigible Breaks in Two on Trial Flight
ELECTION OF OOFICEUS
HAH ASSOCIATION AT
CINCINNATI TODAY.
Latest Communication
on Irish Peace Pro
posals
(Hy Th« Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2 .-C . A.
Sevcrcnco, of St. Paul, Minn., was
elected president of the American
Bar Association today. Frederick E.
Wadhams, of Albany, N. Y., nnd A.
\\l) nROlT!ltK ONLY THE ISSU* Thomas Kemp, of Baltimore, re
ANCK TO HECO.ME EFFECTelected treasurer and secretary res
IVK IMMEDIATELY.
pectively.
papers
(Ur Till At*ocl«ted Prei*)
Two More Americans
Bodies Recovered To
day From ZR-2 Ruins
First Kitchen
For Feeding: Russ
Children Opens
LOGAN, Sept. 2— Early this morn-
FUABLKS’m N , W. Vu., Sept. 2 . _
State Commission
CONDEMNATION
Board at Ocala Today SHIP BY WATER
OF JUDGE LANDIS Visiting State School GROWS LARGER
IN MEETINGS
FOR HOLDING JOBS
BAR
ASSOCIATION SAYS
SHOULD NOT HAVE
PRIVATE JOB
Fortieth Infantry
Being* Recruited
For Coal Fields
(Dy Tim' AtioclMcd PrcM)
LEGION POST HEAD
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.— Fortieth
CALLED TO EXPLAIN
ACTION IN MINE WAR. Infantry recruited to fourteen hundred
'officers and men began entraining at
WELCH, W. Vn„ Sept. 2.—Major Camp Knox todny for West Virginia.
W. W. Eulmnks, commander o f Mc Unolfirieial said their di'stinntion was
Dowell Post No. H, American Legion, the Mingo coal fields.
todny was instructed by national
hcndqunrtors of the legion to cither CHARGED WITH FIRING
ON PROIII OFFICERS.
come in person or send a representa
tive to meet J. Byron Nickerson, of
(By Tho AwocUtcd Fro til
Wheeling, hero tomorrow morning
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2.—Noel
and give a detailed report regarding and John Crawford, brothers, of
general participation of the McDow White House, near here, are in the
ell post !n the present controversy in Duval county jnil todny and depu
Logan county.
ties were searching for two unidenti
fied mo tins the result of firing upon
WATER FAMINE THREATENS. an automobile containing prohibition
enforcement officers nnd deputies Inst
RALEIGH, N. C.p Sept. 2.—Because night nt White Houso as it passed
of the threatened water famine here the home of tho Crawfords. None of
the board of trustees o f Meredith col the rifle bullets fired at the ear found
lege, a school for young women, to n target hut the officials said they
day decided to postpone the opening were uncomfortably close.
from September 7 until September
The officers surrounded the house
14.
and captured th o, Crawford brothers
informed of General Bandholtx's de without firing a shot but two other
men escaped in the darkness.
cision, was:
DUBLIN, Sept. 2.—The reply of tho
Irish republican cabinet to the latest
communication o f Prime Minister
<By The Associated Praia)
HUNDREDS OF SHIPPERS MEET
Lloyd George on the British govern
OCALA, Sept. 2.— Governor Hardee,
IN TAMPA TO DISCUSS
ment’s pence proposals was dispatch
Treasurer Lulling, Attorney General
SHIPS
ed last evening to Mr. Lloyd George,
Buford and Commissioner McRcn, all
of the Hourd of Commissioners of
TAMI’ A , Sept. 2.— Working from a. who is in Scntlnnd.
The publicity department o f tho
State Institutions, are here today to concrete basis that a fleet of eight
Sinn
Fein party will await receipt of
inspect the new building for the State ships ns carriers for their pdouets
Industrial School for Girls.
the
reply
by Lloyd George befor mak
would place the marketing of their
ing
public
its reply, or before making
crops upon a profitable enterprise in
a
statement
eoncerninp it.
stead of a losing one, about one hun
The
reply
is being taken to Mr.
dred fruit nnd vegetable growers of
the state held a general discussion yes Lloyd George hy Robert C. Barton,
terday at the eity hall to endeavor to member o f the Irish republican par
ascertain the possibility of shipping liament, who has acted as courier for
(By The Attociated Frett)
Florida products hy water. Dr. M. R. Enmonn do Valera, the Irish repubbNEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Elihu Root Sample, o f iiaiaes City, presided. The liean leader, in his other eommunivnhas declined a nomination ns a mem largest growers and shippers and or- tions to the prime minister. It is re
ber of the International Court o f Jus gaaied bodies in the state in fruit and ported here that the cabinet’s roply
tice under the League of Nations on vegetable growing were represented.
was redrafted since the outbreak of
account of his advanced ngc.
With the report of the committee, the rioting in Belfast.
appointed at the first meeting of the
It was authoritatively stated here
growers, August 12, which outlined ' this afternoon that the reply is an ac
the plan for acquisition o f a fleet of ceptance o f Premier Lloyd George for
eight ships to be operated by a cor a further conference in London. No
poration formed among the growers, plenipotentiaries have yet been nom
the meeting resolved itself into a dis inated, however.
cussion of the way and means by
which tile products may lie moved out
BELFAST, Sept. 2.— Soldiers wero
o f the state at a rate lower than that
rushed
to the Grove street section of
GOMPERS SAYS MINE OWNERS now charged by the railroads. Opin
Belfast
this morning when several
BRING ON PRIVATE
ion ns to tlie ways and means seemed
shots
were
fired in that district.
KILLERS
to differ, but, the important phase of
When the troops arrived, however, tho
the movement, that the water way of
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.— The trou fered a cheaper method than does the gunmen had vanished.
To date tlie death roll numbers 10.
ble in West Virginia will not be cured rail, was the reigning note in the var
Troops
lire patrolling Springfield rond
by forcing men into submission while ious discussions.
in
the
area
which causes the author
allowing continuance of the evils
Several members o f the tentative
ities
much
concern,
ns it is pnrt o f
which they have so desperately pro organization expressed their opinions
the
Falls
divlson
where
tho fiercest
tested,” Samuel (Jumpers, president of that the project would have to be
riots
o
f
tlie
past
year
occurred.
Tho
the American Federation of Labor, de taken slowly at first, or in other
origin
o
f
the
trouble
here
was
nn
ntclared in a statement last night.
words, only one boat should lie put in
"I join with all Americans," Mr. to operation until additional vessels tnek on Mackies foundry workers, tho
(Jumpers added, "in deprecating the were deemed necessary. From the police driving off their nssnilants with
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violence in that state, hut it is worse other side came the idea that the one rifle fire.
than useless to deal with tho surface boat would not suffice as the amount
One of tile most serialise outbreaks
manifestations while allowing the which could thus be handled would he of yesterday occurred in the neigh
deep, underlying plutocratic criminal infinitesimal as compared witli the to borhood of Brown SqunrO, which la
ity to continue uninterfered witli and tal output. What is needed, argued close to Old Lodge road. Shortly be
unchecked."
this portion of the meeting, is some fore the curfew hour a daring attempt
The hnsoie facts, which he charged means hy which the present business was made to set fire to a dwelling ill
had not been fully and truthfully pre o f the ruilroads will lie materially af Nelson street with patrol, hut thu po
sented by thu public press and the fected.
lice extinguished thu (lames. With the
federal government, lie described, as
arrival o f the curfew the sniping
follows:
S»» COAL MINERS
ceased and the eity became quiot.
"The mines of West Virginia consti
IN COLORADO FIELD
The motormon issued nn ultinuitum
tute the last refuge of autocracy ill
STRIKE AT PAY CUT. to the authorities today declaring
the mining industry. In these mines
they would withdraw entirely from
an unrestrained, unlimited greed dom
DENVER, Sept. 2.— Announcement the streets unless afforded protection.
inates absolutely. Absentee owners
lias been made hy the Colorado State The trnmcnr drivers also are affected
hold immense tracts o f rich mining
Industrial Commission o f notification hy the decision. Two members o f the
land, demanding only dividends."
by John McLnnnnn, president of Dis drivers’ union were killed in the riot
trict 15 o f the United Mine Workers, ing o f the last few days nnd seven
NEW FIRE TRUCK
that
all miners in the Wnlscnburg & wore wounded.
FOR ORLANDO.
Cameron coal mines of the Colorado
O r l a n d o , Sopt. 2 .—The city of Iron and Fuel Co., had gone oil a BANKER CHARGED
WITH FORGERY.
Orlando has ordered a new four-tank strike today following thu putting in \
effect
a
reduction
in
wages.
chemical fire truck costing $11,500.
The mines are said to employ 800
MAYO, Fla., Sept. 2.— Lumnr C.
This gives the Orlando fire depart
Carter,
former president of tho Citi
men.
ment a new chemical truck, two triple
Officinls
o
f
tlie
Colorado
Irund
&
zens
Bank
o f Mayo, which now is in
combination firu trucks, one hook and
Fuel
Co.,
dunied
there
was
a
strike
the
hands
of
u receiver, was nrrest*
Inddcr truck, one steamer which eon
at
either
of
the
mines.
ed
today
on
a
charge of forgery, ar
bo used ns n trailer on any of the
raigned
before
County Judge Adams
trucks, and the chief's own automo
NO
TROOPS
LIKELY
nnd
released
on
bond pending a pre
bile, making thu local fire department
liminary
henring.
FOR
CONCORD
AREA.
the best equipped o f any city of its
GREED IT TROUBLE
WITH W. GIRGINIA
COAL OPERATIVES
size in the south.
TAX BILL TO BE REVISED.
The Associated Press)
SAVANNAH, (in., Sept. 2.—The
Elfinghnm county bank of Guyton,
Gu., todny filed a suit for $10,000 in
the superior court ngnlnst tho Citi
zens nnd Southern bank, o f Savan
nah, Gn., o nuniquo groundb. It is
nllegod in the suit that the plaintiff
had no depost with tho defendant
hank several thousand dollars.
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Flihu Root Today
Declined Nomination
International Court
UNIQUE SUIT AGAINST DANK.
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LONDON,
Sept.
2.— Lloyd
George has sent his reply to I)cValera to his latest communica
tion on the Irish pence proposals
to London for circulation among
the members of the cabinet. Hav
ing regard for serious issues in
volved, Lloyd-George has sum
moned a cabinet meeting to he
held next Wednesday at Inver
ness, Scotland.
New Industrial School for Girls Will
He Inspected
(Ry Tho Associated Treat)
Council Will Refer
Albania, Greece, Slavia
Dispute to League
■nnuun,"
G(: nL'ral IL l l ‘ Dandholtz
krai , ! [ 10 hml ‘ Itaputchcd a tcleImrinn V h° Wnp <ll,,u,rtmcnt at WashPVt st v ° T l<l fotlornl troops
Into
"I havo nothing to sny;^ I am
Ills ,i . \K n‘n "t once. In announcing
through.”
lenem "n n
I ’' 0" 1" 10" '1 '""rtial law
General I’andholtz, when questioned
|tnlenK.„t : '
*^
th° f ° llowin« as to when the president’s proclama
Lev
RatiRf*C(*
mincr» wifi not tion o f murtial law would 1# promul
[elogr m T
,'0" 1’8 ^ " . n o t i o n . A gated, replied that he could not stnto
L,n re.
’°en Hont t0 Wnshlng- tho exact time, hut expressed tho view
that it would be promulgated immediI G o v e r n m fcd0rnI troo,)H nt oncc-”
1ntoly after receipt of his telegram at
pith fian'iT h °rWn waB in conTerence
! the war department. The general nddL
"n
t°Uz Hh,,rtly
a"jed that he assumed mnrtiul Inw would
ti,| hain
Wn8 mm,° th« l federal
ho effective in Kanuwahn, Boone, Fny| 'r r l >0L‘n recommended.
Kovernor’s only comment, when otto, Logan and Mingo counties.
tbc
Photograph of the great airship Z It’J, being taken iroin her hangar in England for u tesl, ami six of the Amerleans who were on luind to bring her over to America. At the right Is Commander Louis .Muxllcld of the Amerlcan crew, who perished, together with ■15 others, when the dirigible broke In two over Hull and fell Into the Humber
river.
GENEVA, Sept. 2.—The Council of
the League of Nations today decided
to refer tho entire dispute between A l
bania, Greece and Jugo Slavia to as
sembly o f League for settlement.
GENERAL WOOD
ACCEPTS POST
IN PHILIPPINES
I m i r,l/ " rts ^rom ^Pr"co Creek ridge
I "
tl*<’ "Lout the situation on LoIciTh C"U,n1
ty ,'" r,ll,r’ where firing from
|n,.f/ ' r
spasmodic during the
I
! ( metals were reticent os to
|,hl’ situation.
(By The AnocUU.I Preei)
CINCINNATI, O., Slept. 2.—The ac
tion o f Federal .ludge K. esiiw M.
Landis, of Chicago, national commis
sioner of baseball, in accepting "pri
vate employment and private nmoluincnt," while active on the federal
bench was declared to meet with "unQimlificd condemnation” o f the Amer
ican Bar Association in a resolution
adopted last night.
The resolution was adopted after a
stormy debate, in which former Sen
ator .lames Ham Ben Lewis, coun
selled against hasty action and moved
that the inntfer be referred to a com
mittee for investigation, lie declared
that Judge Landis should lie accorded
a proper hearing before being con
demned.
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The resolution was drawn late yes
terday hy tho executive committee of
the association and was presented by
Hampton I,, ('arson, of Philadelphia,
former president of the organization.
The resolution read as follows:
“ Resolved, that the conduct of
Kcnosnw M. Landis in engaging in
private employment and accepting pri
vate emolument while bidding the po
sition of a federal judge and receiv
ing u salary from the federal govern
ment meets with our unqualified con
demnation ns conduct unworthy of
the office of judge, derogatory to the
dignity of the bench ami undermining
public confidence in the independence
of the judiciary.”
LOGAN, Sept. 2.— Firing wus re|sumed along the ridge nt points be[tween Mill Creek and Croked Creek,
[shortly before daybreak hut according
[to reports here it seemed to he nothling more serious than an exchange of
[shots between outposts. With sun
[rise it increased but wus confined to
[that immediate section. Comparative
[quiet mi Blair mountain, official re- RETIRES FROM ARMY TO GIVE
COUNTRY 1118 SERVICES
[ports said.
, ELSEWHERE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.— Federal
fHy Thf Associated Press)
Itroops fiom four camps numbering
MANILA,
Sept. 2.— Major General
■approximately four thousand men toLeonard
Wood
today announced his ac
I'lay are either enroute or in readiness
ceptance
o
f
the
governor-generalship
lto move to West Virginia to enforce
of
the
Philippines
tendered him hy
Ithe derision of the federal government
Harding.
Wood
notified
Secretary of
lto restore order in the coal fields. The
Jk’tith Infantry left Camp Dix and the War Weeks he would retire from the
lll'tli is enroute from Camp Sherman. nrmyl to accept governorship, he said
|The 10th Infantry is entraining at ho believed it to be his patriotic duty
■Camp Knox and two companies nl- to accept position owing to the serious
I ready left Fort Thomas.
10th in- ness of the situation in the Philip
Ifnntry is now ready in reserve at pines.
It'amp |)j\.
Wa s h in g t o n , sept. 2 .— orders
I f,,r the immediate entrainment of
[troops for t|1(. West Virginia strike
I zone, was issued early today’ by MnIjor-General ilarlmrd, assistant chief
I of stalT. Action was postponed, howjever. on the Question o f declaring
Jmatial law, pending conferences beItwren Secretary Weeks and other ofJliiials with President Harding.
A
[proclamation has been signed and reI quir«>s only tho issuance to become
I ' 11,1 iv''. The orders issued resulted
I from a telegram from BrigudierI
Bandholtz, who was sent by
I Secretary Weeks to report on tho sitluntion. Genernl Bandholtz, *nt niidInu’ht, recommended that troops he
P " 1 ‘""Mediately. The troops which
P 1 In moved immediately are the
I rwenty-sixth and Sixteenth Infantry
I" ' '*•"»' Dix, and Nineteenth Infnnt1 a,"l' Sherman. General HandI Holt z w
assume command of the
|forces.
INVOLVED AND PREMIER SUM
MONS HIS CABINET
TO MEET
(Dy Tho Ai»o<i»trd Piatt)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—The re
covery of the bodies of Robert M.
Coons, of Owensbcrg, Ky., and I.loyd
E. Crowl, o f Charleston, So. Carolina,
victims of the ZR-2 disaster, was re
ported to the N’uvy Department toduy.
linking place at Uluir Muntnin, Mill
Creek and Crooked Creek. Airplnines.
scouting over lloono county, east of
I the ridge reported increuued activity
|among the armed guards assembled
1there while courier from tho fighting
[zone said there was u continue ronr
Iof gunfire along the entire line. IleI ports indicated the henviest since the
|line was established along Spruce
I Fork Itidge and efforts were inude by
I Logan county authorities to stop what
(By ItTa Associated Press)
I they termed an invasion of their counPARIS,
Sept. 2.—The first kitchen
Jty. They said new men were sent into
for
feeding
children was established in
I the fighting Tine which is now about
Petrograd
today
hy the American Re
1twenty miles in length.
lief administration.
r
SERIOUS IS S U E S
signed
LOGAN, Sept. 2.— After n morning
I of uncertainty in which reports from
Spruce Fork Ridge hud told of sporndJic fighting since day break, officially
I announced nt noon, heavy firing wuh
LLOYD GEORGE
SENDS REPLY
TO D’VALERA
WASHINGTON,' Sept. 2.— Decis
ion was reached todny by tlie senate
finance committee to rewrite tho
house tax hill so a sto include in one
document every intcrnul revenue Inw
on the statute books.
— Got your Scratch Pads from The
Hcinld— by tho pound— 16c.
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 2.—
Following a series o f conferences hero
todny on the request o f city nnd coun
ty authorities at Concord that Gov
ernor Morrison send state troops
there, indications today are that no
troops would he ordered out pending
tho outcomo of efforts, which, it was
predicted, would bring about nn im
mediate settlement o f the texttilo
strike which hi»B been In progress in
Cnbnrrus county since June 1.
m
IRISH AGREE TO
FURTHER PARLEY.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 2.— It was author
itatively stated here this afternoon
that the reply is nn acceptance o f
Premier Lloyd Georgo fur n furthor
conference in London. No plenipoten
tiaries have yet been nominated, how
ever.
Buy It with a Ilernld Want Ad.
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PAG E SIX
Sanford Shoe&Clothing Co.
FISH AND GAME LEAGUE
HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT,
SMALL CROWD ATTENDED
county; J. W. Womblc, mnyor o f Con
cord, and C. A. Itobinson, chief of po
lice at Concord. Gov. Morris also re
ceived telephone communications and
telegrams from several citizens of
Cabnrrus county requesting that the
troops be returned.
Gov. Morris will leave Asheville for
Charlotte at 5 o'clock today to discuss
with Adjutant-General Van B. Metis
what action shall be taken on the
request.
The* telegrnm said conditions had
again gotten beyond locnl officers.
A called meeting of the Seminole
Fish and Game Protective Association
mot at the court house Wednesday
night with a rather small attendance
for the number of members enrolled.
However, the members present were
very enthusiastic and quite a few
things were brought up and tnlked
over. Tho asociation has over one
hundred members und every one is
practically a game warden and are
doing good already. The Association
will pay a $25 reward to any person
furnishing evidence that will convict
a person of violating any of the game
Inws.
We still need a lot of members and
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
the following committees were ap
Orlando
at Jacksonville.
pointed for the following towns to
Lakeland
at Daytona.
work for new members:
St.
Petersburg
at Tampa.
Monroe— W. F. Shelley, G. S. Her
ring and F. E. Giles.
HOW THEY STAND
• Longwood—C. M. Hand, Hen OverL
I’ct.
w
Htrcet, and C. W. Entzminger.
.052
Orlando
38
.....
:7i
Paola—A. Minshew and Geo. Smith
.550
48
......G
O
Oviedo— W. H. Sley, C. W. Brown
.518
53
......
57
Lakeland
and Mux Leinhnrt.
......60
59
.459
Chuluota and Geneva—V. E. Doug
.440
G
1
......
48
lass, J. C. Jncobs, It. G. Hickson.
.379
09
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42
We need the help of every man who
hunts and ask your co-operation that
Y ESTER DA Y'S RES ULTS
we may hold up the best organization
Florida State League
in the state as well as protect the
At Tampa 3-1, Lakeland 2-2.
game we now have and improve our
At Orlando 10, St. Petersburg 3.
hunting.
At Jacksonville 8, Daytona G.
SPORT WORLD
ASHEVILLE, Sept. 1— Request
that state troops again be sent to
Concord because of conditions arising
out o', the textile strike were receiv
ed by Gov. Cameron Morrison, from
C. L. Shears, sheriff of Cabarrus
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South Atlantic Association
At Augusta 7-1, Charleston 1-3.
At Greenville 3, Charlotte 5.
At Spartanburg 5, Columbia 0.
American League
At Washington 9, New Y'ork 17.
At Detroit 1-7, Cleveland 10-3.
At Chicago 7-2, St. Louis 5-3.
Others not scheduled.
National League
At Boston 3, Cincinnati 1.
At Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 12.
Others not scheduled.
At
At
At
At
Southern Association
Atlanta 0, Chattanooga 3.
Nashville 3, Littlu Rock 2.
Memphis 3, Hirminghum I.
Mpbile-New Orleans, rain.
At
At
At
At
American Association
Milwaukee 1, Louisville 15.
Milwaukee 1-1, Toledo 3-2.
Indianpolis 2, St. Paul 5.
Kansas City 7, Columbus G.
Internafional League
At .Syracuse 1), Jersey City 4.
At Hulfulo 0, Reading. 0.
Others not scheduled.
At
At
At
• At
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CHARGES MADE MILLIONS FOR
ENFORCEMENT
AGAINST HUGE
OF DRY LAWS
MOVIE ‘TRUST’
Every mother should pride herself on hav
ing a hoy who is hard on clothes. It shows
he is normal and is blessed with a whole lot
of life. We have taken particular interest in
the boy's needs, and can furnish him with the
toughest and most durable clothes that are
made. Let us help you solve the problem of
clothing your boy.
.
STATE TROOPS AGAIN
ASKED IN STRIKE AREA IN
NORTH CAROLINA FIELD.
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Virginia I.cugue
Rocky Mount *1, Newport News 0.
Suffolk 11, Tnrboro *1.
Wilson-8, Norfolk <1.
Richmond 1, Portsmouth 4.
Piedmont League
At High oPint l r Raleigh 2.
At Dunville 0, Greensboro 4.
At Durham 1-2, Winston-Salem 4-0.
The world news the day it happens,
tho Hcrnld office.
WASHINGTON, Sept. L— Tho Fa
mous
Players-Lnsky
Corporation,
which the federal trade commission
has formally ^charged with unfair
competition and monopolistic policies,
“ combined and conspired to prevent
competition in interstate transporta
tion of motion picture film," accord
ing to summaries of the official com
plaints given out today.
Tho complaint declnres that in 1920
the corporation, in addition to owning
400 theatres, supplied 18,000 picture
houses in the United Stntoes, which
theatres obtained through them 07
cents of each $1 spent in the country.
It is further chnrged that through 140
subsidiary corporations, tho corpor
ation played a part in the internation
al Held.
Besides the corporation the com
plaint personally cited Adolphe Zukor, Jesse Lasky, Jules Mastbaum,
Alfred S. Black, Stephen A. Lynch
nnd Ernest W. Itichnrds, Jr., all cor
poration officers.
The Real Art Pictures corporation
"in nceordnnce with the conspiracy,"
tho complaint says, was set up by the
Fnmous Players group in 1919, nnd
though owned by them, "held out to
the trade to be wholly independent."
The complaint also chnrges thnt
the group cited "proceeded to acqui
sition of motion picture cheaters
through coercion nnd intimidation,
after threats of erecting competing
houses, and interfering with the film
service.” Such methods are chnrged
specifically against the corporation,
Alfred S. Black, ns president o f tho
Black New Englnnd theatres, Inc.,
the Stanley Co., "owning or controll
ing 57 theatres in Pennsylvania,
western New Jersey nnd Delnwnre,’
and th cLynch Enterprises corpora
tion, "owning and operating theatres
in the Atlantic nnd Gulf.stntea from
North Carolina to Texns nnd in Ten
nessee, Arkansas and Oklahoma."
The Sncngcr Amusement Co., op
erating in southern states nnd con
trolling 08 theatres, was also includ
ed in the citation us n subsidiary of
the Fnmous Players-Lnsky corpora
tion.
The general problem was carried
out from New York to Los Angeles,
the complnint snys, nnd nil thentres
owned .controlled or opernted by tho
nre permanently closed to competi
tors.
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THE STAR TO-DAY
1
GOVERNMENT TO SPEND $7,500,
000 IN NEW LIQUOR
CRUSADE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— It will
cost Uncle Snm $7,500,000 to keep tho
cup from the lip next year— or rather
to try to do it.
Thnt’Hthe appropriation granted tho
Internal Revenue Department for en
forcing the eighteenth amendment nnd
the Volstead act.
‘ Besides thnt the Anti-Snloon Leag
ue will spend around $1,000,000 creat
ing sentiment in favor of dry law en
forcement, snyH Wayne B. Wheeler,
general counsel for the league.
The government appropriation iB
expected to cover salaries of federal
dry enforcement officials, pay
of
chemists to nnalyzo the “ evidence,"
Inborntory supplies, traveling expens
es of officials and rent of headquart
ers in cities throughout tho country.
In 1920 th* government made an
Appropriation o f $2,000,000 for prohi
bition enforcement. It wasn’ t enough
so it was followed lirtor by another
$1,000,000 appropriation.
Of this, $3,000,000 the internal reve
nue department spent $2,059,774.
In 1921 the Internal Revenue De
partment gut an appropriation of $7,
000,000, more than twice us much ns in
the previous year. Tho department
hasn’t reported yet on how it was
spent.
Wheeler estimates the Anti-Snloon
League has been making nn average
annual expenditure of $1,000,000 and
will keep that up as long as it seems
necessary.
"But none o f that goes directly for
prohibition enforcement,” ho said. "It
goes to educate the people nnd organ
ize sentiment in fnvor of enforcing
the law.”
Mobile squnds of uxpert prohibition
enforcement officers arc to lie sent
from Washington to various Atlnntic
cities to assist in combutting the How
of liquors being smuggled into the
country, Internal Revenue Commis
sioner Illuir said yesterday.
Assignment to New York yester
day of E. C. Yellowley, chief o f the
general prohibition unit, Mr. Blnir said
was the first step in the prohibition
bureau’s movement for chocking tho
activities of the rum runners.
Illicit distilling along tho scnconst
towns, Mr. Blair said, was a minor
problem compared with smuggling,
particularly between New York nnd
the Florida coast.
Assistance from headquarters, ho
ADVERTISE TOURIST RATES
said, would be extended to prohibition
ON POST CARD DAY THUS
officials of tho port cities nnd also
ADVERTISING FLORIDA.
along the Mexicnn border, where the
smuggling problem also was serious.
Itnilroad officials having announc
ed that winter tourist rate tickets to
ARGUMENTS ON TARIFF
Florida will he on sale in all terri
BARREN OF R E S U L T S ,
tories this senson from October 1st,
TOO MUCH HOT AIR.
until April 30th, with flnnl return
limit Mny 31st, the Floridn Develop
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.— Repre
ment Board suggests thnt October 1st
sentatives o f industries of two coun
be observed ns Post Cnrd Day.
tries presented arguments before the
Personal messages to acquaintances
sennte finance committee striking nt
in other states advising them thnt re rntes in thq Fordney tnriff hill. From
duced rates are nvnilnble nnd suggest
Englnnd came a delegation to urge
ing that the recipients and their
revision downward of rates on high
friends take ndvnntngc o f the oppor
speed steel. Higher rates on Hour and
tunity to come to Florida nt once nnd
mill feeds were flmight by domestic
avoid the cold weather o f early fall
milling interests, and representatives
in northern states should prove very
o f the fishing industry appeared both
effective in stimulating enrly tourist
to defend nnd denounce import tnxes
travel nnd a lengthened tourist sen- on their products.
son.
Clnims of the Hour millers, submit
Each community is advertised by
ted by L. E. Moss, o f Kansas City,
this method to the extent the people
Mo., president of the Southwestern
participate in sending out the messag
Millers’ Lenguc, and A. L. Goetzmnnn
es.. I.nst yunr a number o f cham
o f Minneapolis, president o f the Mill
bers of commerce nnd other agen
ers’ Nntionnl Federation, were for
cies offered cash prizes for the great
rntes which would lie compensatory
est number o f postcards mailed on
for the twenty-five cents n bushel
Post Cnrd Day. The Sarasota cham
duty on wheat. Unless the flour duty
ber of commerce improved upon tho
wnh made practically double the houso
post cnrd plan by sending 400 dayrate .they agreed, tho duty on wheat
letter telegrams .which theyJnter ap
would bring no good effect.
praised as having been very much
Mr. Moses asserted that tho milling
worth while. Secretary C. M. Hemp
industry was making no profits nnd
hill, o f the Clenrwater board
of
thnt its position in the business world
trade suggests thnt business ‘ firms
would he more perilous without the
and individuals stamp or write on all
protective duty.
mail going out of the stnte the open
" I f you give us rntes which will
ing nnd closing dates o f the tourist
keep
us running/’ he snld,’ "w o enn
senson, which can be done without
nnd
will
furn'sh the people of tho
much effort or expense.
United States flour nt the chenpest
price o f nny people on earth. If you
Durability and nccurncy nre claim
force us to run only pnrt of tho time,
ed for a Hew scale for weighing mall
your flour price will be higher nnd
mntter which (s operated by n bnlthe consumer will pny, nnd tho pro
nnco weight instead o f n spring.
ducers' market will he disturbed and
lowered nnd ho will lose. I won’t pre
An Anglo-Dnnish technical society dict whnt will happen to tho mills
hns been formed at Copenhagen for themselves if wo hnvo to close our
co-operation between Denmark nnd plnntn pnrt o f the time."
Grent Brltnin in a number o f lines.
On the question o f duties on fish, n
difference of opinion was voiced by
Employing hydraulic ncid t o 'p r o tho home producers nnd tho import
duce hydrogen gns, apparatus has ers, although some New Finland fish
been invented to measure tho amount ing interests favored n low |mport tax
of zinc in gnlvnnized iron surfaces.
Tho Alusknn
industry protested
ngninfll change from tho houso rates
Though n n w automobile fender the claim being made by Dnn Suther
which picks up a person struck land, Alaskan delegate in tho house,
weighs only 75 pounds its inventor that the bill taxed everything tho
cluiins it will sustain n wolght of fishermen used in their business but
gave them only moderato protection
four tons.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 ,1 9 2 1
iM k
Association Has Over
One Hundred Mem*bers Ready to Go
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PAULINE FREDERICK in
“MISTRESS OF
SHENSTONE”
%
Also a two-part Comedy
Tomorrow—Marion Davies in “The Buried
Treasure” ; also a Comedy
I SUMMER D AYS
WILL SOON BE OVER
It has been n busy summer even though it was vacation
time nnd we fnco the winter senson with tho greatest and
brightest prospects for a most prosperous year. Our busi
ness nnd your business is increasing, Sanford is growing
beyond expectations o f the greatest boosters, conditions
are better, Florida is tho most prosperous stnte in the
union. Now is the time to think of tho provcrbinl “ rniny
day.” Snve your money while you nre making it. Ilnnk
it with the bank that insures your deposits. Stnrt your
bank account today.
The Winter Season
Is Advancing
GET RE AD Y FOR BUSINESS TH AT IS COMINg
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford .
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + *+ + + *+ + + > M -+ + + + + **+ + + *+ + *+ -M -+ **v + + + m
o f the results of their labors.
His
argument wns supported by A. W.
Thomas of Boston, head o f n Prince
Willinms Sound company, who ,de
clared thnt tho rate o f one and one
half cents n pound on herring barely
met the high transportation cost of
which he had to bear in delivering
fish in New York in competition with
the Scandinavian. Without the duty,
he snid, the industry, encouraged by
the government during, the war, would
go on tho down grade.
WEATHER AND CROP
CONDITIONS IN FLOIDA.
from nn entire nbsenco of moisture to
generally less thnn one-third of u
inch.
Condition o f Crops— Most crops
made fair progress, but all would be j
benefited by moderate rains, especial
ly on uplnnds where truck is very
bnekwnrd. Some lands nre too dry
to be plowed. Peanuts and sweet po
tatoes made fair to good progress,
but, common with cane and cltrut
fruits, would he benefited by moder
ate rnins. Tho rust mite is reported
from some groves—due, it is suppl
ed, to the dry weather. Much hij
wns saved during the week. Cow peat
arid velvet beans made good progress.
Cotton is opening quite rapidly i*
the west nnd ginning has begun i*
different sections; weevil is doing l>
cal dnmngc, but hns been retarded ta
some extent by moderntely high tenpernture and dry weather. Com ts
being hnrvcsted in the northern di
vision. Some oats have been planted,
and seeding will increase when the
soil Is In a better condition—now too
dry in some localities.
Wcnther nnd crop conditions in
Floridn for the week ending August
30, 1921, were ns follows:
Temperature—The week nverngod
much cooler thnn the usual, the daily
deficiency in temperature ranging
from 1 to 3 degrees. The Inst dnys
of the week, however, returned to
normal, being 8 to IQ degrees warm
er than the forepart o f the week.
Precipitation— Rainfall wns gener
ally deficient, tho exception being tho
A whllesalo tobacco business ha*
extreme .south, Key West reporting
been
organized at Cocoa. It will h»
an excess o f 2 inches. Else\yhero in
known
as the Tobacco Dealers Co.
the section the week's total ranged
September Matinee Sales
From 2 p.m. to 6p.m.
Every Friday
and Saturday .
W e will sell Tor cash only
this week
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Best W estern and Florida
Meats nnd Frenb Vegetables
nnd Fiuits obtainable at
m-hksuenr
$1.00
I-II). Heat Creamery CE/,
Pastry Flour .......g ^ ?
6-lbs. Dainty
Pastry Flour......
12-ll>s. Premier Self- Cfl/*
Rising Flour <.......
6-lbs. Premier Self- /JKp
Rising Flour.........
Itowenwood Coffee, 09/»
(this Is"fine)........ j ™ j?
THE POPULAR
J
MARKET
Deptcr eJ.^lpe:.,30c
Welaka Block Phone 113 6 ^ pA.rn’.our'8 _25c
I. D. Martin ,
Grandma’s White
7p
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Naphtha Soap, bar
Best Maine Corn, 2-lb. can,
1 nP
(none better) .......... ....... ................................. j:— *
Best Maine Corn, No. 1 can,
1 |)(J
(none better) ...........7.’............................... .-.......
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921
PAQBTWO
ond talk anil a discussion o f tho plane
for a (rood time this summer that
they are planning to keep the club
alive thiH winter if possiblo nnd mnke
HRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor,
it a monthly dnnee or card party or
Phone 217-W
diversions o f that sort.
SOCIETY
Organ Recital at
Board of Governors
Methodist Church
Chamber Commerce
Drew Large Crowd
Had Meeting: Today
T
ACCESSIBILITY
The first rccitnl on the new organ
Tho Chamber o f Commerce bonrd
recently
constructed by the E. C. Malo
f
governors
nnd
members
held
n
SOCIAL CALENDAR
IN A SERIES OF ARTICLES WE DESIRE
ATTEND A. T. O. DANCE IN
most important meeting nt the Valdez nrkey Builders, of Basic, Vn.j nnd in
TAMPA
hotel today at their regulnr noon dny stalled in the Methodist church, was
Friday— Peter Schnnl will glvo n
TO SET FORTH tH E ADVANTAGES IN
dnneo at tho Valdez hotcl( nty 0 | Miss Seritn Lnke, Messrs. G. W. luncheon. President Knight presided given by Mrs. Hazel ColTin Lenfcst,
TRADING AT HOME OR WITH MERo'clock.
I Spencer nnd Allen Jones chaperoned nnd many questions o f grent interest o f Winter Park, last evening, at 8
--------------- CHANTS IN THE ---------------Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will ° y Mrs. Forest Lnke left this morn- to the people of the city nnd county o ’clock. The program replete with
ing in the Lnke car for Tampa where were discussed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Curlett, color and variety wns received in grent
bo held at the Ccntrnl Park at
they will nttend the A. T. O. dnnee to of Geneva, were guests o f the gover appreciation by the large audience.
o’clock.
In addition to the organ numbers,
night. Miss Norma Griffen will join nors nnd Mrs. Curlett explained tho
there
wns under the direction of Chns.
Thursdny afternoon Miss N e l d n ^ em in Orlando nnd aecompnny them purposes o f the Merchants Cnrnival
Polk, u chorus from the church choir,
that will be held here some time in
VanNess entertained the choir girls to Tampa
nnd a quartette, both werq well ren
November
or December by tho Home
o f the Congregational church. A two
A f f l T C S I R I I I T V — 18 the f,r8t we mentioned for we
dered and much enjoyed.
SHOWER FOR URIDE*ELECT
Economics committee o f the Woman's
course luncheon was served, nnd a
a v v L k J u lD lL l 1 1
are
centrally
locatedand are fav
..................
* --------The organ is two toned munuel and
One o f the prettiest of the pre-nup Club nt which time the distributors
ored
with
a
low
freight
rate.
very enjoynble time wns vited by all.
tial alTnirs given Miss Helen Peck, a of food products will have booths on included in regestrution, eleven stops.
T H F A r I R R — 1Operates many passenger trains
bride-elect of this month, was the the street showing their various lines On thu swell arc violin, Diupason, stop
Monday evening Mrs. W. W* VnnIH L
v># L « II* 11* in and out of Snnford daily (hat
Diapason, Snlicronal, Aeollno, Flute
shower given yesterday afternoon by
o f goods nnd demonstrate the same. Harmonic (4 ft.), Piccolo (2 ft.),
Ness entertnined the Christian En- . . . .
,,
. ,
,
affords
the traveling public a splendid opportunity
,
,
a.
* Miss Agnes Dumas, at her home on
It will be in the nature o f a county chimes (18 notes).
denvor of the Congregational church. n ,
to
shop
with us ijnd return the same day.
...
,
. . .
, . Park avenue.
fair if the support of the merchants
A fter the general business, refreshThe
greut
munuel,
has
greut
open
Tho wedding colors o f white nnd
T H R P I V n R I I N R - Ca,,a regularly and to the
ments were served, and a social hour ' |rrccn were bonutifu||y carried out in can be enlisted and will Inst for four Diapason, Dulcinnn, Melodin, 'couple
H H j L L T I /E l L l i l L
trading public across the
days.
The
support
of
the
Chumbcr
of
wns enjoyed by all.
(4 ft.).
the decorations. Ilaskets and crystal
Lake
and
on
the
River
is afforded an opportunity
Commerce wns given to Mrs. Curlott.
Pedal stops nre sub bnss nnd flute
vases of lovely white rosea nnd ferns
to call and spend two hours shopping in Sanford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson have re- woro effectively placed in the rooms, Tho subject o f the rond to Osceolu bass. There are eight couples includ
P O n n R f t A H S !- A r e n,,meroU9 nnd afford an oppor!
turned from Daytona Reach.
Tho tab|e in the living room hnd for was taken up and Mr. Curlett being ing, Greut to Pedal— Swell to I’ ednl—
U U l / I / l l U r i l / U . tunity for the prospective buyer to
tbe
commissioner
from
thnt
district
Grent to Great 4 ft.., Swell to Grent
its centerpiece a white arch from
see first hand their purchases. And when the
. Robert Deone left this morning in which wn8 8U8pcndcd a tiny Kohl bell was nsked for information regarding 1G ft., Swell to Grent 8 ft., Swell to
Osceola road is completed they will be within easy
his car for Live Oak, where be will nn(, undor thi8 „ m|nitttUre bride and the road, what money would be avail Swell, 10 ft., Swell to Swell, 4 ft.
distance.
In addition to tho .usual swell ped
spend part of his vacation.
groom stood.
The chandelier was able and many other items thnt would
A P P R ^ C I R I I I T V — 18 A MATTER t h a t t h e pub gracefully entwined with asparagus enter into the building of n road to al the crescendo pedal nnd sforznndo,
r lL L E a J u lD lL l 1 I
LIC TS INTERESTED IN AND
N. II. Gamer left this morning for fcrn wbjcb was suspended to the four Osceola. A committee from tho there nre four combination pistons for
THE “ CITY SUBSTANTIAL” IS WELL LOCATMount Olive, N. C., where he will visit corncr8 of thu tnblCi Hanging from Chamber of Commerce will meet with I the swell and four combination pistons
ED. AND EASY TO REACH.
his brother.
the cbandelier was a hugh white bell the County Commissioners at their for the great.
The fine balance of the instrument
from which hung gold bells and wish- next meeting to discuss this rond. Re
Alfred Robson left this morning for 1|onM ticd with Krccn ribbon8.
ports from the various committees and delightful tone qualities revcnlcd
Tampa where he will attend the A. T.
As tho bride-elect entered the room took almost one and one half hours itself in the rendition of Mrs. LcnO. dance tonight.
the wedding march was played. She and they were good nnd showed pro fest’s program. The light numbers
was most becomingly attired in gray gress along every line. The meeting were particularly pleasing in contrast
G. \\. Spencer, Allen Jones, Walter Cn,pe dc t.|iine with trimmings of jade was full of pep, the luncheon wns to the heavier selections and all was
Connelly
nnd, Ed. Mcisch
„ rccn
Miss Dumas
Dumas wore
wore a
a fetching
fetching good nnd the governors nnd visitors ] mellow harmonious.
. ..
,
, attended the green.
Miss
Phi Kappa fraternity banquet in Or- froek ()f gray canton Crepe trimmed left the meeting with that satisfied
The music committee o f the Metho
lando Inst night.
with green.
foiling of having accomplished some dist church and Dr. Walker, the pas
S A N F O R D , F L A .
tor, may surely be congratulated in
j “
1 After the guests were seated a bell thing for their time and trouble.
Judge and Mrs. J. 1. Smith and lit- WM rung nnd a crier (Mis8 Florence
securing so fine an instrument.
tie daughter Marie, left this morning Henry) announced thnt a wedding
The recital program covered:
in their car for their home in Birm- proclamation had been made, this wns
Third Eonata in C Minor ..Guilmant
inghnm, Ala. after spending some- mu| |iy Mrs> Uoborl Hines, and later
Prelude
tin,e here as the guests of Mrs. Ella priwn|ed t() thc honorei,
Adagia Molte
!
LefTler. They were accompanied home
A KUC88ing , onU..st waf
Chorus,
"Thu Radiant Morn” .......
Some ten or twelve of the boys of
ns then enjoy
by Miss Mary Armstrong, who will ed, the answers being things that be the old company put out some real
........................................... Woodward
be their guest for a month or six long to a bride's trossenu, Mrs. I. E. work yesterday in the putting up of
Church Choir
weeks.
Autumn
Sketch
........................ Brewer
the
one
thousand
inch
range
on
the
Estridge guessing the most correctly,
Dona
Nobis
...............................
Mol ar t
bulkhead.
Work
began
about
2
:JO
p.
was given a dainty corsage of silk
In Ihn C ircuit Court o f tho Sovonth JudlcUl ClrNEW MIAMI BANK.
Miss Marie Teague Inis returned flowers. The guests were then given in. and the range was complete, sand A Sea Song ........................MacDowell
cult o f F lorida, In and for SomlnoU
County.— In Chancery
from South Carolina where she spent slips of paper with their names and bags filled and gun bases laid before Andantino
...............
Lemaro
MIAMI, Sept. 2.—The Miami Na
NOTICE O r M A ST E R 'S SALE
the summer with her mother, Miss t d d ’ to tnkc‘ ench"lett^’ arid^write'n 5 o ’clock. Firing commenced shortly Minuet in G ............................Beethoven
Teague is the guest o f hei-aunt, Mrs bit of ndvlc€f f()r tho britk.
These after. Most of the town was down Quartette ................................. Selected tional Bank, which took over the ns- Farm er* llnuk .V Trimt t'<mi|iany, n >..r(a>ratka,
l ‘iini|ila!iiniil.
sets nnd liabilities o f the Fidelity
vo.
Pope, Herndon, Newbarry,
. . angey.
were then made in book form and there it seems, that is all except Ralph
I.
llia K. M urrell mul K. II. lirr
Murrel
l«*
Shinholser
Bank nnd Trust Co., following the
i tied with green riblion and presented Wight, "Millionaire" Jcrnigan nnd
ImiiiiI. Jtilm M. M urrell, uml I'»**.|ilej Itank tl
Miss Mildred Simmons left Tues- |o the brl(|c for future rt.ft.rcnco.
Hanford,
n
rur|iurntlnn.
Ilefemlanto.
“ Doc” Aldridge who couldn't leave Cantilinc Nuptiale ................... DuBois closing of thnt institution l y the state
.NutIre la hereby riven Unit under »&■! If
day for her home ,» Mountvilje, S. C ' M|g8 „erminia Lehman sang,
“ I their respective places of business. Grand Chorus ..............................DuBois
virtue u f it decree o f fnreclooure and -ole nlif
comptroller
May
10,
will
open
i)s
ei|
In the nloire entitled eniloe nn tin- lit
after spending some time here with ; Lovt, YoU Truly" in her most charm- They all say they nre coming to the
ly. A. |i. in'JI. I. n« M|»'clnl Mu.l.-r In iliv
doors for business Tuesday morning, Ju
her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Langley.
eery, nn Mnmlny, the ftlli day u f Se|demb»f, 1
ing manner, while little Miss Marion minstrel though. Well, getting back
Sept. 0, President GcGorgo E. Nolan I I. linn, In front iif the Court linn*" d -r ii
S iiiifiinl, Sem inole ciiuiity, Florida, will offer fa
to
the
old
subject,
firing
ceased
at
Estridge, daintily attired in ruffled
announced today.
anle, nnd well In the hlitheal nnd t««t HIM
W. II. Boyd, of Scottsvillc, Ga., was green organdie, entered drawing a about 0:30. Casualties: Six catfish,
fur m ail iliirlliK the tern I linura o f aalr. Ih* 14
The announcement followed receipt lu n lu i; iteai'rllied laud, •Iliiitti*. lylnr acl latif
in this city yesterday stopping at the
white and green wagon in which were one mud turtle, dead; one eel badly
III the County o f Sem inole, S tale <d l1>rUi
Montezuma.
In newspaper circles there is much o f a telegram from the United Stntes m
ore |inrllrutnrly dearrllioil nn follow » teatt.
piled the gifts. These were opened wounded (bullet slipped o ff his back).
Lota (m e (I t mill T w o C!) o f llloek Ilia III.
comptroller
of
currency
nt
Washing
comment
on
the
way
that
The
Tampa
and greatly admired by the guests.
o f T ie r 'lliree fill, u f Hmifonl. Florida, •>vvrt
C. C. Nagle, of Baltimore, Md., was After which refreshments of cakes
ton
authorizing
thu
bnnk
to
com
Daily
Times
spends
money
for
news
luit In K. II. T rn fford 'n limp o f Sanford, Fh-cUa.
You know everywhere you
turn
|a*r |ilnl thereof duly o f record.
in this city yesterday attending to iced in green, white and green brick around in this old town Home one usks nnd features. It is the only Florida mence business.
It has been an an Term
a cnali.
Fnreliaaer to pay for deed
J. J hlCKIXSiiN,
business. While here he made his
cream, and green and white mints in you about the*minstrel. When’s it dnily that prints the famous David nounced thnt all depositors will re 7-CU Hie
S|H'cl*l Maater In fluting.
headquurters at the Montezuma.
Lnwrcncc
letters.
In
addition
to
the
ceive
dollar
for
dollar
from
thc
Mi
baskets of greed and white were serv coming oir? Who’s going to be in it?
The depositors nre
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Where's it going to be, etc. All we full day and night reports of the As ami National.
Pest cards— locnl views— lc each it
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daorio, of Jack Robert Hines and Miss Florence Hen can report now is that "we have noth sociated Press, the Timfife is building planning u celebration Tuesday.
thc Herald office.
sonville, whose marriage was a re
ing to say." The minstrel is going to up a highly expensive special news
ry.
cent event, nre spending several days
Those enjoying this delightful event be "all to the mustard," and the gen and feature service, in its effort to
here nt the Montozumn.
were: Misses Florence Henry, Helen et al public will be shown the light in publish a newspaper that will be in 4.4M5.+^.4.<.*4i.>.|..>+<*«>4+»>iH<++'l*t*vH><«H*4"H,4,*J',H*,H**l*4MH*4*'*,*J,+4'4‘!' ^
Peck, Marion Phillips, Dorothy Humph a much more polished manner than teresting to every member of the fam
Mrs. W. 0 . Ropp and two children, Daphne Wimbish, Seritn Lake, Vir "Tripod” Wimbish wns the night he ily in homes all over Florida.
Besides The Times membership in ;
formerly from Lancaster, Pa., but now ginia Hrady, Hermibiu Lehman, Mes- announced at regimental headquarters
o f Clearwater, is spending some time daines Karl Schultz, Ralph Goodspced, that Company L) was ready to go on tbe Ncwspnpcr Enterprise Associa
here with her father, Dr. S. W. Walk A. Goodspeed, Frank Woodruff, jr., It. riot duty immediately. Yes, WimbiHh tion, which is known as one of the
er.
E. Peck, Robert Hines and I. E. Est seemed surprised* when he stumbled most complete news nnd feature syn
ridge.
hack and said, "You know, thnt ma dicates in the country, it gives its
readers the best comics obtainable—
A. A. Pruitt, of Wilson, N. C., is
jor told me to get out o f there."
including "Mutt and JelT,” "Bringing
spending some time in this city.
:»00 PARTY
Up Father," and "Doings of the
Mr. ami Mrs. L. R. Phillips enter
AN EXCELLENT PICTURE
Duffs."
tained a few o f their friends nt their
STAY AT HOME DANCE.
Two special fyatures of the Times
♦
♦ ♦
♦
' Tho Stay at Home Club bad a dance homu last aim ing. GOO was played at Marion Duvies' "Buried Treasure"
are its sporting page nnd woman’s
Has
Strong
Story
nt the home o f Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Hoi- lwo t,,blw8* a,ul latL> in tht' evening re
Tbe story of reincarnation forms th e1page. These features alone cost them
ly Inst night and n merry crowd en- ^ ""h m en t* o i ice cream, cake and
basis
o f "Buried Treasure,” the new an enormous sum.
Joyed the good music and good floors ,nmths Wero 8urvct,» ettch l,lnto ,,L‘ing
In all Florida homes where an in
Marion
Davies picture which will be
until midnight, which is the time f o r ,l,,c" raU,,i with a beautiful rose,
shown at the Star Theatre tonight. teresting and complete newspaper is
these busy people to quit and go
rhoso onjoyin« Mr' mul Mr»*
lips hospitality were Miss Agnes Du- l William
Vnndcrmucllcn, a Wall appreciated, the Tampa Dnily Times $
212 West First Street
home. Delicious punch was served
mas, Raymond Phillips, Miss Marion Street capitalist, wishing to break up should have n place.
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during the dance and the broad porch
The price of a three months' sub
Phillips, Billie Iioldcn, and Mr. and bis daughter's infntulation for a poor
es gnve the guests a chant* for rest
Mrs. Robert Hines.
man, Dr. Grant, nnd to arrange a scription is $1.75.
Orders should be sent direct to the
weddi.ig witli a Duke, plans a long
Times,
Tnmpn, Fin.— Adv.
yachting cruise with tbe Duke as tho
chief guest. Because of Pauline’s
habit in going into trances, Mrs. VunVe to will soon have trhee big pack
dermucllcn insists htut a physician ing bouses. The third is now under
accompany them, and, by n ruse, Dr. construction.
Grant is brought along. On the yacht
Pauline goes into a trance and np-1 Notice of Application for Tax Deed
pears to be in possession of a note |
Under Section 575, General
6-lbs. Premier SelfW e will sell for cash only
from one John Dawson to one Lucia, |
Statutes, I.auH of Floridn
Rising
Flour
......
t
IOC
(his week
giving directions to go to the island
of £antu Catalina. Her father, be
Itowcnwood Cofftie, QQ^
Notice is hereby given that L. A.
lieving he will find treasure buried on Mickey, purchaser o f Tax Certificate
(this is fine)........ U*3C
the island, orders the captain to sail No. 48, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
Sunny Gold Syrup,
iq
•Mtll**
there. A thriling Spanish story is D. 1010, has filed suid certificate in
l*Ib. Best Creamery
The
man
who never
No. 1 cun ............ IO C
then unfolded.
Butter
DDC
my office, nnd hus made application
"C ity S u b sta n tia l”
THE DOINGS OF
COMPANY D
First National Bank Annex
REAL LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES
TAMPA TIMES IS
SPENDING MONEY
W a tch m a k ers
E n gravers
Jewelers
O pticians
SMcLaulin’s
SEPTEMBER MATINEE SALE
Hit the
FROM 2:00 P. M. TO 6:00 I*. M.
Every Friday and Saturday
‘‘Sawdust
Trail
ut SuKttr... $1.00
12-llw. Dainty
Pastry Flour
QA«
OUC
6-Ibs. Dainty
Pastry Flour........ 4 D C
12-lbs. Premier Self- Q A *
Rising Flour ........ OUC
Best Maine Corn, 2-lh. can,
(none better) ....................
Best Maine Corn, No. 1 can,
(none belter) ....................
Best Canned Tripe,
OAp
6 burs Armour’s
Soap ......................£ 0 C
Grandma’s White
Naphtha Soap, bar
n
1C
......... ....... 15c
10c
Best Western nnd Florida Meats and Fresh Vegetables and
Fruits obtainable at
THE POPULAR M ARKET
WBLAKA BLOCK
I. D. Marlin
m•m
PHONE 113
HEAVY WEIGHTS MATCHED.
* \
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(B y Tha A n o c la lo d
Pieaa)
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2.— Earl Caddock ,of Walnut, In., formor world’s
heavy weight wrestling champion,
has been matched to meet Stunisluus
ZhyHzko, the present champioi^ nt
Do Moines, October 8th.
Thore arc homes in which the
floors are always clean,
nnd then
there nro homes In which tho hus
bands roll their own.
for tax deed to issuo in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property situuted in Seminole county, Florida, towit: S 130 ft of EVj of Lot 7 and E
120 ft of Lot 7 (less S 130 ft ) Block
X, Sanford.
The snid land being as
sessed at tho date of thc Issunnce of
such certificate in tho nnmo of Jen
nie E. Couvillicr. Unless snid certifi
cate Bhali be redeemed according to
law tax deed will issue thereon on the
2nd duy of Soptcmbor, A. D. 1021.
Witness my official signaturo and
seal this tho 20th day of July, A. D.
1021.
\
There are two kinds of men: Thoso
(SEAL)
who should be permitted to die a nat
ural death, and thoso who think they
know it all. .
7-20-Gtc
I
E. A. DOUGLAf,
Clork Circuit Cou.
Semlnolo County, Fu
By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C
has built a house
has missed one of **
the greatest pleas
ures of life. There is no fun to
compare with planning a home—watching it take shape under
the hammer and saw—and then moving into it to enjoy its com
fort and shelter.
(
A good, substantial house is a splendid monument to a man*
usefiAncss. Add something to the city you live in. “Hit t e
Sawdust T rail” !
HILL LUMBER CO.
S E R V IC E
QUALITY
PRICE
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921
j
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive o f results.
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PAGE THREE
JIM BARNES HAS STRIVEN HARD
FOR HONORS FINALLY ATTAINED
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
m
%
-
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy o f this insti
tution. •
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Atlorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
BATTERIES
FLORIDA
Sanford Construct’n Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Plnaes and Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
Spaclalli* on Et.otrieol Work and can (It*
All Work Guaranteed
you dopandiblo M rrlo*..
ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE
•
P. O. Bo* MS
BRtNO YOUR
Battery Troubles to Us
The Seminole County
Bank,
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
WE
FOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Company
Sketches and Estimate* Free} w m
Phone 189
SERVICE
UPSALA AND
GRAPEVULE
********
Rev. Clark will preach nt Lake
Mary at 11 n. »L, and at Upsnln nt
p . m., «n the 4th of September.
Wo
Understand that Itev. Clnrk hns lately
tome here to reside from California
tnd wo trust the folks will Rive him
hearty welcome among ns. Itev.
Edwards has asked him to come and
|s hoping that Lake Mary, Upsala
knd Paola may nil again ho under
[me pastor, as of yore.
J. C. Culler, of Snnford, hns purthused one half acre of land of Geo.
Ballinger, and will at once erect
it a small cottage for his nephew,
Ehnrlea Cramer, nml wife, and their
t family who lik(> country life
test.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and little
daughter, Dorothy, will remove the
utter part of the week to B radon lown, where Fred has relatives. Wo
kre sorry to have them go, hut wish
[hem well in their new home.
Porter Perry, who is employed nt
[he express nflfice in Pnlatkn, visited
for a few days qt the home of his
bister, Mrs. Stanton Ambrose, and on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose took
his to Orlando to visit Mrs. Barker,
Another sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell and
daughter, with Florence am! Eliaorc
Tyner, went down on Saturday to
RVindermere anti the rest of Mr. T.
ft. lyner’s family, accompanied by
hliss lleula Brown, of Snnford, molured down on Sunday to the borne
W ^ r- nml Mrs, Noah Fry, to celcI'rate the H'.rd hirtlulay of the grandptother, Mrs. Christine Bcngston, and
Msu the birthday of Fred Krell. There
£ as a feast of roast chicken with
fmir hig cakes nml all the good things
that go in between.
L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u i L
------ALL WORK G U ARAN TEED—
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
NEW WEAPON OF WARFARE
WILL BE GIVEN TEST.
* * * * * * * * * *
* *
W*
Sold and Serviced by
esa:
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Magee
Hall "Long Jim" Barnes!
WASHINGTON, Sept.
2.—New
wenpons o f ncrial wnrfaro will be giv
en nn initial test when the army nir
service conducts its next bombing
operations— n night attack on the old
battleship Alabama. The present plan
is to stage the attack about Septem
ber IB, probnbly nt the scene of the
recent tests upon the former German
craft, off the Virginia capes.
A "light barrage" composed of
giant ncrlnl flnrcs, ench of more thnn
200,000 cnndlepnwor, will he one fea
ture o f the nttnek. Army engineers
have submitted such enthusiastic re
ports on this wenpon that larger
flares .estimnted to he cqunl to 1,000,000 candles have been plnccd un
der construction.
Giving a greenIsh-whlto light, litdrnlly "brighter thnn day," the flares
to he used In the Alahamn test will
illuminate nil nren o f five square
miles and export flyors say should
onnblo the nvlntors to obtain grenter
nocurney thnn In daytime. The flares
are attached to a pnrnohuto of white
silk which reflects Intensity, it is be
lieved, to blind the officers and gun
ners on the ship under attack so ns
to demoralize nny plan for defense,
while keeping the upper nir reaches
shrouded In gloom.
It will not bo the object of the
army pilots to see how quickly they
can sink the Alahamn, officials said
today, hut rather to try out special
gas and non-extingulshnble phos
phorous bombs on her, ns well ns to
ascertain the effects o f small demo
lition bombs. Bombs up to 4,000 Ihs.
each may he used.
WOMANS COLLEGE FILLING
UP— NO ROOMS LEFT.
Wilson & Shorey
Pino nnd Garland Sta., Orlando, FIs,
PURE WATER
honors, always fell short In the nit
tlorial opening. Hut this year, hugln
nlng at the tournaments in the South
99.98% PURE
lie seemed to have struck his stride
Phone
311-W
Sanford* Flo,
Then enino misfortune—mlsfortuni
thill perhaps cost him the British Opel
title, for he Was In a Me for the lent
In that event when the third rount
Expert Repairing
ended. Exhaustion from the weak
otilng effects of Ids Illness told o(
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
him In tlie tlanl round, mid he droppet
A S GOOD AS THE BBST
Onk and First
Gained Prominence at Sunuaet Hilts. hack.
Daily Service
Phone lt7
It was Jim Barnes who was re
Smashed Course Record.
ferred to by the western golf en
Upon Ids return to American shores
thusiast; Barnes, then a mere youth,
Just oiler from Cornwall, who was however, Humes looked like a non
serving In the capacity of profes mini, and when the tournament start
sional at one of the western clubs. ed at Washington lie gave an hull
Real Estate and Insurance
Later he came to Sunset hills, and cathm of ivluit might be expected hj
Phone 95
It was while there that he attained breaking the competitive record for j
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
nntloiuil prominence ns one of the the course In the opening round. Tin
lend
that
tie
gained
over
the
remain
!
slurs of die golf world. Since MM2,
when he played In Ills 'first open der of the Held stood him In goof
championship at Buffalo, Barnes Ims stead, for, playing In the manner ttui ]
Real Estate and Insurance
striven for tin- honor that finally came he ivns, there was no chattel) of till ^
FLORIDA
to him, says a writer In the New being overtaken. Ills honors, tong do SANFORD -:CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
York Times.
For several years lie laved, were gloriously won and hand
fulled, finishing fur behind the lend Homely deserved. “Long Jim" Is tin |
S17
Commercial Street Sanford, FIs.
ers, hat during the last few years ho type of golfer that may be depended ..Employment Bureau..
laid enino to lie more and more feared upon to carry Ida honors with mod The vocntionnl commlttpo of tho Buniesty. His victory was well earned nusa nntl I’ rofcssional Women's Club
by the other professionals.
for lie played tin; most consistent nnc requests nil young women desiring
Always Fell Short.
fine of the greatest of the great. 1)t ill IllDI gotf of njt.v of Ilie Idg licit employment to register nt tho First
Barnes while being able to win other that was entered In the tournament
Ten years ago, when a westerner
brought word Fast that they had n
future-great out on the Pacific coast,
little attention was paid to the mat
ter. It was regarded as a western
er's natural enthusiasm for things
western. Hut a few days ago, at the
Cnlutnhln Country club, the western
er's prediction came true—the futuregreat arrived.
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Elder Springs Water
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Geo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mill
Work
ELECTRICAL
IN TH E CIR C U IT COURT. SE V E NTH JUDICIA L C IR C U IT, SEM INOLE COUNTY.
F L O R ID A .— IN CH A N C E R Y
Merit I I'. Rnliliuutn, Complainant.
V*.
In Court o f County Juris*. S ta lo o f Florida,
Bmnlnotn County.
In Re Eotftto of;
Ilriiett Hli'wnnl. Thereon Stew ard mul ChurOn
.1 S low n n l, Minors,
National Bank.
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
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COLONIAL LAMPS
Glasses Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
OPT. D.
mill Kninni IL Heliwlnd, I<I* NOTICE OF APFLICATION TOR L E AV E TO .
SELL MINORS LAND
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unknown hirir*, di*vl*i*i'», iminclnlmliitf muter I'. W . Si-liwlnd
N'ltllip
Is
lie
rill)
ylvon
to
all
wbum
It
may
vHrhwInd, IW i-ndnlil*.
i-nnri-rn. Mint Li-ola N iton, ns (.tinnllnli
of
Erin-Mlm* Hlcwnnl, Tbi*ri-«n S lrw nnl and (Ttmrlli*
C ITATION
.1. Stew ard, tulnurs.
will, on (be M b dny (if
s,*|itiuiil*>r. A. I). ID—I, apply to the IlunoraMp
T o I’ . IV. Srhwlnd unit Piuma >1, Srhwlnd. fee
Mi'iice linknmvn; the unknmvi. lodr*, d ev l.i'i*, E. F. Iliiusliolder. Counly Judue. tn nnd for
said
County, nt Ms offln* In Sanford, nt tin*
Iren tee*. yrnutee* ur other rlaltiinnis wider
l". IV. Scliwltnl inn! i : ii)ii>n M. Sohwlnd. mnl t*i Court H isi- p In suM Counly. al II) o'clock A. SI.,
In- 1
nny other person nr finr-"iii* cl ill mini.' nny In or ns soon tlicren flcr «- the inutlcr run
tercel In m cl In the follow in g ilesorllied lands I.rnnl, for nutliorlty to sell, nl public or private
silk*,
the
undivided
Interests
o
f
the
nt»ive
nnuied
I
"Hunted In S .in ln olc County, Florida, to-w lt;
In nm l- lo lltt* follow ing described r e n t , Graduate Northern Illinois College
I.oIh I nml t! o f lllnck " A " o f M itch ell's Sur elulliors
-lu lc . In said urnnly. l o w l t ;
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
vey o f llic Levy Urmit.
lo t s k*. 3 , I nml a o f lllock 8 o f T ier *'K” J i
Il nppeitrlin; from the sworn Mil o f mmI .nl ID o f lllock H o f Tier < C " i ls d I o f
idnlnt filed In till, cause iim lnM you, Hull ynu
Ulo- k li o f Tier "IC * ; Mil H o f lllock 7 o f Tier '
linvc or elnlm som e Interest III mid In the
" I ! " ; Mil 7. o f lllock N o f T ier " A " : Isit 11 o f ,
lan d. hereinabove ilN crllm l, llierefnrc. you, ltn>
lllock D o f Tier • 'I )"; Isit I o f lllock in o f
*il til 1% W , Heliwlnd amt Hlnfiin M. Sell w I ml. nre
lieretiy ordered mid rcillltred Id I*’ and ii|i;n>ur Tier “ A " : Lot fl o f lllock s o f T ier “ II'*; MR 7 J
o f lllock U o f Tier " I f ' : Ml! C o f lllock 11. o f .
l»*fnre our .iild (Tin-lilt Court, ill tlic ('ou rI
C. C. W ILSO N , Owner
Her " C " nnd llic .Middle I .1 or Mil I o f lllo c k ,
11oil*!* In Hanford, Florliln, mi llic 3rd day o f ID o f Tier " A " liclit# IIP feet front on 8th
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
Oclots*r. A. I», IKSl. mid I lion mid there make
•tree! noil CD feel d eep; nil aecordlna In E. 11. .
n n .w cr to llic M il n f cmii|dnlnt in h ibited nunlust
REASONABLE PRICES
T ra fford 'a map o i pint o f l In* town o f San j
j mi, id licrw lac a decree pro cnufu.so will he
ford, Florliln, duly recorded In the public r e c . .
W ig h t Ilrothera ( ia t .( n Didlillnc
eiuered aenln-d you.
ord* o f Suinliiole County, Flotldn.
|
,1ml nil oilier person, elalinlmr nny rlulil. IlMit 3 o f
lllock l>o f Cbupimin and Tucker's
lie or Intereal In mot to (ho property hereinA ddllloti to Snnford, Florldn. ns |u*r
(tat duly Phone 175
Fourth ami Sanford Ave
nlsire deaerllied under. Iiy or thnaudi
F. IV.
Addition lo Sanford, Florida, ns per
pint duly
Heliwlnd mid Kmiiin E. Heliwlnd, or otherwise,
o f record.
|
nre herelty ordered mid reipilred l « he mid ap
I'eiIn nlm ; In Cbnpmnu nnd T u ck er's Addition ,
pear ho fore mir .a id C ircuit Court, at the Court
lo the (own o f Snnford. Florliln, on the North
llou »e In Snnford, Florida, nn the 7lli day o f
line o f T ld n l Street, nl n point 0|,3 feet W est
November, A. II. IM! I, and then mid there
o f the Nor lb w rit point o f tulcm -rtlnn o f Third
iiuikc nuvwer to the M il o f eniiiidnlnt evhlldled
COMMERCIAL AND
81110*1 and Cypres* Avenue run W est on Ihe
n cn ln .t .a id unknown pnrllen, o lh e r w l.e a deNorth line o f T b ln l Street .VI.7 fe e t: thence
JOR PRINTING
eree pro Cunfeaao w ill l*< entered at,’*lu*'l said
North 7S.7 fe e l: 'h en ce Easterly VI.Il f e e l ; ,
unknown pkrtle*.
thence South 73.7 f*-et to hcidnulnit.
II Is ordered llinl lid . n ollce In* puldlahed In
IlcKhinlnif In Chap.onn nnd T u ck er's A ddition
(lie Snnford H erald, n newspaper puldl.lierl In
to the T ow n o f Hanford, Florliln, at Ihe N o r th -,
Seminole County, F lorida, once n week for
n o t poll** o f Intersection o f Thlril alrrel and
idulit consecutive week* n . In till* known pur
cypres* avenue, run North nlntii: Cypress av e
lieu defendan t, mid mice ii week for twelve
nue C8I4 feet, thence W esterly
tli,3
fe e l;
emiKerullvo w e e k , nn to / t h e unknown pnrllea
II.
cnce South 73,7 feel to the North line o f Third
defendant.
•lic e t ; llielice East III.3 feet to ticslm ilne.
W itness my linnd nnd the sent n f said ClrBOOK. JOB AND COM*
Alsu ihe followlm t property In Duval rou n ly, '
cult evurt on tid i the a u t d ay o f Ju ly, a . h .
sta le o f F lorida, lo -w ll:
lleiilnnlnir at
NW
MERCIAL
PRINTING
mat.
corner o f l>, J, lliow n 'a land running lltenci*
(S E A L )
E. A . DOUGLASS
Herald Building
North on the East side o f hind 'Jll fret, llieuec Phone 148
Clerk o f the C ircuit Court.
Sem inole County. Florldn. East nl right m a le s to salt) lane !!!D fe e t;
Uy; A . .It. W E E K S , l>, C thence Hiitllli 2li fe e t; Uicitrc W eal parallel lo
second m eutinned h oe 130 feel tu point o f hvPRINTING
flE O IK IE II. H K ItR IN G .
tlm dia-, lielnit part o f property eonveyed lo
Solteltor ami Counsel for Complainant
Ellraheth Klmr by Mary Ellen M iller.
Also
T-aa-iate.
known ns the Boulh k<> feet o f lllock 108 W ild
250 IIummcrmHI envelopes printed,
er's Siilc|i|vl»lon o f Hniisotittiwn now In
the
According to an English sciential, c it y o f Jaeksnnvllle, Florida. W hich ap p lica $1.75,—Seminole Printery, 902 French
tion wi l l he based upon Ihe petition for antn
there are 15,000,000 fat globules in now
oil file In said Court.
nve.
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87-fltp
Haled lid . Ihs (lit dny o f A u eti.I, l n il.
.
a drop of milk.
1'.
1,
IV. Si'lm lntl
w ife , nml tinli*i-s or idhrrs
nml Klllllia M.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS
TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 2.— Pre
parations for opening tile 1921-22 ses
sion at the Florida Statu College for
Women here, are going forward rap
idly .according to .1. G. Kcllunt, husities manager o f the institution, with
SON op PROMINENT
work being rushed to completion from
TRUCK GROWER HELD
every nngle to accommodate a great
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
IN AUTO THEFT CASE. ly increased enrollment. Every inch
of dormitory space has been assign
I-AKELAND, Sept. 2.— Hnl Davis, ed ,Mr. Kellum declared Thursday,
rm
a pfominent truck grower of and arrangements completed to pro
L
county, wan nTreated and placed 1 vide accommodations for about sixty
M> the county jail at Bartow Wodtiea- in private homes throughout the city.
MD in connection with an alleged auEnrollment for the nppronching
^oniobitc theft gang in this state.
term wns completed July 1, according
Oavis was charged specifically with to college officials, anil all efforts
ic tin ft of,, touring car of popular since that time have leaned toward
1'
W. 0- Pierce, and his bond the task of putting the institution in
, “ V* il' ?r'-°00 which he had not shape for the opening. Construction
furnished lnte lost night. ___
Six oth er1work on Broward Hall, one of the
nri* facing charges growing out dormitory, the Infirmary and kitehil "* " '"Ivsnle thefts o f nutomo- j en is almost complete and will he in
I readiness by the opening dny, Wcd.. .
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|ncsdny, September 14.
I,KOLA N IX O N .___________________________________
s rml>' “ question of time until
111 .Me
i
Guardian.
Acetylene, when uhciI for singeing
ome writer will give us a song on----------------------------i The world nowa tho day It happens,
More than one half of the cotton
Post cards— Joeal views— 1c each nt delivered at your door each evening,
lillw*s "O, where is my wandering' spindles in the United States arc in chickens, works so quickly the flesh
vife tonight,"
the Hcrnld office.
15c the week.
is not even heated.
i New England.
GILLON & FRY
Phone 442
TRANSFER
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
j
I
Storage Facilities
If wo please you, tell others; if not
tell us. Phone 49B
HOTELS
New Era Printery
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotol”
$1.50 Up Per Day
Herald Printing Co.
- v l l S U U ) I,Ilf , r . l l l l t i . V -
AOT OTfv HEfvvS
VO»j i.ers«vAtO
PuauHovofeN lA
c o u h g g f
- w o t.
wvn . t cw s
Nooo. (JMAttfv.areHFtCLIHt m e BUMPS
o n N oun hefvh - just
Hef^o.uMCuaJ
S IT IN WAfXC
TM* Sf\M HILLS
TH fL Tf
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
Rear Snnford Shoo A Clothing Co,
Phone 465
p i n t r l jn i y jin H P r A H A r v in r *
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U * G o c r Y I Ilg
ho!
(O O P . V O iP vP .U N Q kfi
H U H O ftj
DOWaOHlT )
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W e have the
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DRINK
Elder Springs Water. Ita 99 08-100
per cent pure. Phune 3X1.
Plshor
El'.vood slipped a Illtloon ms phronotopy stuff i
o M .n w s THtr
S c iB x c c o r
C. A. WHIDDON
C hows ujhhrb'V
HIT wKBhJ t
V
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m e
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STONE JARS
P
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line o f
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
Lttinr r - f x
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BALL
INTtHNATIONAL CARTOON CON-Y-W
HARDWARE
CO.
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�PA G E FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEI
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
work in tho United States to under
mine respect for law.
h t l tiM t r t j t T t n u n n n | t l u i t r i t Th*
Arguing cqunly against sentiment
Im U SttUSlo^^B7^lUfU lU i r u u
that
regnrds a convicted I. W. W. ns
BW
a hero of conscience and political
prisoner, that holds a boot-legger ns
PUBUlHX&a
an exponent of pursonnl liberties nnd
A J» HOLLY
_____Editor sets up the slogan of "human rights,
I. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer against property right, in employA. NEEL-----------General Mnnager ment disputes, Mr. Daugherty assert
cd, fallacy and dnnger lay in all.
CURTIS nARBER
The attorney general, in his ad
V ,
CITICULATION KAVAOER
dress,
which was the first since as
Phone 148 up to 6 P, M.
suming office, suggested n method of
AAwrtUtne
M«il» Known on AppiiB»tioa |jltf nrmjnp.
opinion by semi-gov-
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be.
BE,
ho hns practically a fifty-fifty chance
of going scutt fro-i from punishment
in a short time I f he enn only got sent
to the state prison farm.
Is it any wonder Florida is over
run with crime o f the most horrible
sort when the work o f the prosecut
ing officers nnd the courts is being
mm|0 tllli| „ mj void ns to evury second
man convicted nnd sent to the stnto
prison farm ? Is not the state itlesf,
through its weak prison system, con
tributing largely to tho prevalence o f
crime in Florida?— Tampa Tribune.
------------ o-------------THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IER 2, 1921
WATCH THAT GOOSE.
While tho business men nre tnking
under advisement the question o f a
Tourist Camp, it might he well for
them to take up the subject of rents
for houses, rooms nnd apartments,
also.
We got ten times ns much from
those who come to Orlnndo nnd de
sire to live under n roof thnn from
those who want to camp out, yet
there is rarely anything said nbout
the exorbitant prices charged for ac
who compose the directorate of our bank is your
commodation hy those who have rooms
bent guarantee of safety and satisfaction.
nnd apnrtmeiits to rent.
The harm
from overcharging in such cases is
greater than a dozen camps or no
A banking connection here assures you the bene
camps. Visitors generally erme to
fits that accrue from association with successful
Florida with a fixed nmoiint which
men.
they have to spend. If they nre forc
ed to pay a hundred or a hundred
and fifty dollars a month
for nn
apartment or house worth but fifty
or seventy-five, their, visit is natural
ly cut short and they leave feeling
they have beer, taken ndvnntngc of.
Hundreds of visitors returned to their
homes Inst season nfter spending a
"A Community Builder’
few days in Florida trying to get
suitable quarters at a reasonable
price. Orlando is not the only city
F. P. FORSTER....... ................................ -..President
where such practices were in force.
B. F. WII1TNER.............................................. Cashier
Not one city in the state escaped, the ?
towns, however, that were the most
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Somehow it is human nature to take
advantage of nn adverse situation nnd
THEATRE
RESORT
when n eity Is crowded the prices ask
ed are the highest. A stranger must
DANCE HALL
CAFE
pay for his lack of judgment in help
ELECTRIC
ing to swell the crowd it would seem.
From prices we have heard, it npFOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES
penrs they will he higher this year
than they were Inst, notwithstanding
the downward trend of things .those
(
i who cry loudest against the profi
teers are generally the
ones who
practice it the most when their op
portunity conies.— Reporter-Star.
WRITE- ------------------------PHONE------------------------WIRE
-------------o ------------The man who tells you prohibition
can't be enforced usually adds in the
next breath that he'd give five dollars
for n decent drink.
The Successful
JVLen
o » T «r#u^ P.‘ ^ . r ri~ . ta.
...w-oo'ernmentai means to obviate industrial
*tathiliW .d W'a t, br ii.‘n i.,......conflicts but advocated complete disom v « k ................ ......................i» o«at» regard for tho theories advanced in
^bo Lakeland Advertiser suys the
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big U- U tl-p tf* WMkly HtnUd an- the other two fields. Ho declared tho *
Uraly oorara Bamlnola' County and
nd U publUbad lemand for porsnnnl liberty in prohl- Chamber of Commerce, working as
•Vary Erl,lay, A dm itting rataa mada known
M applloatlon. Damooratia In paUtloa. **.»#, bitiun enforcement had been advanced it should, is the biggest business o f
fa r yaar, alwaya In advanca.
in the past hy every champion of law tho town, that it should be officered
Member of The Associated Press
lessness who has sought excuse for nnd run by the wisest men of the
community, that the secretary was
unlawful conduct.
"Supremacy of the law is not un the most important link in tho chnin,
dermined by the ordinary criminal and ns such should receive a salary
which will put him on an equality with
Business is picking up. The wise who commits murder, robbery or
“ To the best business men. It is his
morchnnt will see it. He will begin larceny," Mr. Daugherty said.
business to furnish the inspiration to
his campaign of advertising now. He the contrary, every occurrence of
crime of this sort tends to impress make every business head o f the town
will get the cream o f tho husiness.
upon society the profound importance work with every other business head
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.How a Georgia editor views the of law nnd its vigorous enforcement.
The
supremacy
of
tho
law
is,
and
has
the
Advertiser tells what the new secsituation: We are taxed for making
been,
challenged
mainly
in
that
class
rct“
py of the Lakeland Chamber o f
money, for having money, for in
of legislation where there exists a Commerce said at a luncheon a few
heriting money, for matrimony, for
difference o f opinion as to governmen- **ny 9 UB°' as follows:
’ imony nnd parsimony. It is only the
nn who ste*ols money that gets off tal P°Ncy in enacting the legislation in Secretary Appleyard made it plain
without the tax.
question. At the present time among
n™ " h™ ‘ ° f
the15 forces undermining respect for law tba* tbe ^‘ r3t thing necessary was to
political
the Chamber of Commerce to
nre, the doctrine or so-called politii
Dull months are dull because every
offenses, erroneous conceptions
of th‘‘ aa-ml.ers, then to the citizens o f
one thinks they are dull and is gov....
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the town— then that the people of tho
erned accordingly. There should he Per?®n»l ^ rty «n«l /
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Of
andm in- community must be "sold" on their
no such thing as n dull month. Of
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own town. That when this wns accourse the heat takes some of the pep orities.
complished the people would take care
out o f one after going through a sum- 1 Resentment o f large corporations of of "selling" it to outside parties,
mer but there is always more pep to “ P ^ ^ n s and capital against interlie made it clear that the things
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ferenee of laws regulating them, .Mr.
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b° obtnmidDaugherty said, involved a mistaken which the community should undertake
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ia n,,, as its "program must be
those
Now that dog days are over would l\ . , , u; u ,___
things which the people themselves
shield o f business nnd its security.
it not be a good idea for those folks
overwhelmingly suggested and proved
who have bwn grouching around to EVERY SECOND-o-----------MAN CONVICT- l»y their earnestness that they were
get right and look the world in the
ED GOES FREE.
( willing to help put across.
He
face with a smile? Just get together,
made it plain that a “ program" of
men. You will find that you have no
The Orlando Morning Sentinel of this kind can be made to go because
differences and much in common.
August HO tolls o f the escape from
will be backed by the entire com-------------o------------the state prison camp on Aug. 19, o f munity. And that what the entire
If anyone thinks that publishing this life convict John R. Bryant, self-con- community wants it can have if proprag of freedom in the fag end of sum fessed murderer o f his father on orb’ led to go after it.
A good credit is like a pistol; it’s n
mer is n gladsome job let him get on
The best Road Material, crushed or screened. Finely
March ID, last. Another white life '
Kvt;r>' man
Tuesday’s luncheon . handy thing to have in time o f trou
the gridiron and try it. This cubby
ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks
prisoner walked out at the same time. was 3<dd <>n a c 'vk‘ body such as is ble, but it will get you into trouble
hole where we evolve these wonnder- Neither has been caught.
and artificial stone work.
proposed for the Lakeland Chamber ; when you don't need i‘ .
ful perorations is only n shade hotter
An analysis o f the "sixteenth bicn- o f ,Com™ rco- bucnus« the P nnt8 ar«
thnn Flagstaff, Arizona, which is
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, so logical and carry the conviction o f
Its inventor has patented n refrig
mn!
report of the orison division of
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some hunt, you will remember. It is
with
them.— Melbourne erator so mounted on hinges outside
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y
not hard work but so darned regular, ,bl‘ department of agriculture of the 5Times.
BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME
a ditidow that it can ho swung to one
state
of
Florida,"
transmitted
to
like working in the army and navy
FLORIDA
LIME CO.
OCALA, FLA.
side to leave the window opening
Governor Hardee under date o f Jan.
and other light work.
12 , 1021 , shows that for the four HOOVER SAYS WE HAVE PASSED clear.
-------------n------------THE VALLEY
There nre a lot of old rookeries in years o f -817, 1818, 1919,, 1920, every
this city that should he torn down, other man committed to the state pris*
Herbert Hoover believes thnt goodq
We are waiting for this process of on farm during those years escaped,
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can
l»e sold right now by consistent,
elimination to take place before we or wns pnrdoned in a short time,
The following are the figures for Persistent effort. He also believes
start in and tell the owners what we
think of them. They nre holding the those years taken from the report of tbat huaincM ia recovering from the
property for higher prices and while Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. 3
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The Sell Now league, which was
olding it for higher prices are hold- McRne:
started as the result of a Cosmopoli
ng back the town, if they nre unable Year.
Com. Escp. Recap.
tan editorial, has been enrrying on a
to build they should sell and make 1917
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campaign
to encourage salesmen, mer
their 150 per cent thnt way.
You 1918
42
io n
chants
and
manufacturers to sell their
know who we mean.
1910 ..
92
18 Iproducts more intensively to that part '
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1920 . .
95
of the consuming public which is in a
TO THE JOKESTERS
position to buy now.
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Mr. Hoover, who has been interThis is the season for the jokosters
records, set down by
;o hnvc fun with the editor and hardier himself, we find ment, recently sent the following letne.n ‘..a»
^h“
‘‘ ‘ ‘hunny thnt the percentage of escape to com- tt.r to j Mitchell Thorson, chairman
Phellow" does not write us a letter mitnls, for the four years, 21 8.10 per
o f the Sell Now Lengue. He is op
signed with all sorts of cubalistics let ermt, or more than one man in five.
timistic and his remnrks will be inters and telling what the dark and
And from the same records we find spiring to business men generally:
mysterious clan of snake eaters in that half of the men who escaped
“ There is never a very lung period
tend doing on a dark and fearsome
were not recaptured; the exact per- in pence times when goods cannot bo
night.
It all helps. It helps the
centagc of “ recaptures" to the "os- sold by consistent, persistent, effort—
Jokers to forget the heat nnd helps
capes,” being 50 59.100 per coni. The simply because the human animal goes
the editor to forget his troubles nnd
If you have never given earnest attention to the classi
“ escapes for good,” of the total com- on consuming. He slows up at times
if they get ns much fun out of it nil
mitnls for the four years is 10 0.10 but over a long term both his pro
ns tho editor, keep it up. Only—con
fied acls it is certain that you have missed some opportun
per cent, or more than one man in duction and consumption is always infine yourself to letter writing— that’s
eve ry ten sent up by tho courts.
creasing.
nil. Wo happen to know thnt nil of
ities which were almost made to order for YOU.
In view of the horrible wave o f
“ We have had fourteen depressions
the stuff is bally rot and the real thing
murder, nnd other serious crimes, since the civil wnr and fourteen peris nlways there ready to take n part—
which hns swept Florida in the re- *««•« of prosperity, each o f the latter
Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi
so watch your steps— don’t go any
cent months nnd year, it is well to g r e a t e r than the one before. We have
farther than letter writing.
look further into the prison system Passed the valley in this slump the
fieds mean to you?
------------- o------------of this state to sec whether there may wr)rs^ nn,l most rapid we have ever
RESFBCT FOR THE LAW.
be a contributing cause chargeable to falk' n ^ - b u t we are coming out of
There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified
us. So, taking the same report as H 3toa,iily through the intelligence
The following press dispatch rethat from which the above figures are nnd taPatity of ” ur business men.
nrding the proper respect for the
columns for whatever you may need. The other is to
collected we find nn interesting item
.aw is interesting, coming from At
THE RENTED BATHING .SUIT
torney General Daugherty before the in the matter o f pardons nnd parols:
read and answer classified ads— to investigate those that
Parol.
Year.
Com. Card.
American Bar Association: *
With the increase of swimming
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Theories of political philosophy now 1917 ................
seem to offer something to you. You'll be surprised to
pools
and public bathing places the
1918
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advanced by those who either violate
renting of bathing suits hns become a
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law, or sympathize with law violator ' ’HO — ................
127 108
learn how many o f these little ads do talk business to
considerable
business. Strange to say,
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In industrial conflicts, agitation to up- 1920
the manufacturers of bathing apparel
*it American form of government and
you— how many o f them seem to point to opportunities
nre not very keen for this. They
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gainst enforcement of
prohibition
This tnblo shows us thnt every would rather sell a new suit to every
..ntutes arc the greatest forces at
for you.
fourth man committed is either par bather. Who can blame them ? They
doned or paroled before he has serv make one charge in this connection,
however, which will bear investiga
Some o f your friends and acquaintances are using the
ed four years o f any sentence, even
UVft
tion. A trade journnl reports thnt
including a life term. The oxnct per
ROQUERFORT SALAD
manufacturers of knit goods claim
classified columns regularly. Some o f them have found
centage o f pardons nnd paroled to
DRESSING
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that tho sterlizing process through
the committals for the four years
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profitable investments in real estate; some have found
.........cent. muu
rtntccl
3Ult3. aro, aupi>
Make n salad, using 1 can of
shown is 24.8 per
This roonns wh,ch
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L. 0 »a‘l to BO
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, after each wearing is often a mere
pears and n few Sylmnr Brand
24.8 men out o f every 100 committed
,
,
, „
,
, travesty. They nssert thnt In many
good positions; some have bought and sold used articles.
Ripe
Olives.
Serve
with
Roque
is set free before his term is served. bnth hoU8es Rulta Ha,(, t0 bc Bterilized
K
fort Htilnd dressing, made as fol
Now, taking tho 21.8 per cent nrc mer(J|y Koaku(i in wann water.
lows:
shown by the first table to go free by
q,be BlJg KeBijon j 9 t00 serious to be
YOU'RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE AC
Vi small can Elk horn Roque
escaping within four yenrs ami adding |aUghed aside. Disease and epidemic
fort Cheese; •! to fl tablespoons
It to be 24.8 per cent pnrdoned or could be spread by suits in common
COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED
Olive oil; a pinch of salt, dash
paroled before serving four yenrs, we UBe but improperly Hterilized. The in -!
of paprika, lemon juice. Emul
Jst;
have n total of 40.fi per cent getting dividual who must wear a rented suit
ADS. Why don’t you?
sify to creamy consistency.
free every yenr through escapes, par- would do well to be sure whqt he is
dons or paroles. This means thnt for about before he dons it. Wherever
every 100 convicted for crime in Flor- there is causa to suspect that negli- }
Ida in tho past four years more than gence obtains, the public health nuth-■
WELAKA BLOCK
forty-six have walked out before orities should be warned nnd prompt
serving four years, free men.
investigation should follow.— GaincsPhones 497-494
So, a criminal in Florida knows that villc Sun.
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First National Bank
MISTER
MANAGER
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
at Reduced Prices
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida
OCALA LIMESTONE
TROWEL BRAND
There W ouldn’t Be So Many
Classified Ads Printed if
They D id Not iMean
Anything to You
Deane Turner
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921
1
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
yule H•pPenln|^,
Mention o f
Metier* In RHef
Personal Ite m *
ofInlere*!
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Mr, nnd Mrs, Endor Curlctt, o f
Genova, wero In the city today on
business.
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! TEMPERATURE :
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* and Saturday except showera
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Tampa was represented here yester-
«!ay l>y ll- Goodson.
Lonnie Hardman, of Scottaville, Gn.
waB a business visitor yesterday.
Got a repaired tire to use as extra.
Ford tires for $3.00.-S. A. Huston.
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110-2Gtc
E G. Pearson, of Orlando, represent
ing the Standard Oil Co., was in this
city yesterday on business.
Duick Roadster for sale. New tires
and is in first class mechanical con
dition.—H. & 0. Motor Co.
129-tfc
Mr. Henry McLnulln, one of San
ford's most prominent business men,
Ituves today for points north and east
to buy his fall stock of goodiffor his
jewelry store here.
Get a repaired tiro to use us extra.
Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
ite r a te
A little ml now and then is relished
|,y tin* best nf men ami even the rend
ing public likes to rend the different
advertisements and they get much
enjoyment out of it. Are you an ad
vertiser?
Red Speed Wngon for sale, Slight
ly used and is a bargain for the price
we arc asking. It you need a truck,
see us at once.— li. & 0 . Motor Co.
129-tfc
Ihit tad's Specialty Shop has their
regular Friday ad in this issue call
ing attention of the school girls to
the many new tilings for their wear.
Watch for their opening date an
nouncement of tho fall fashion show.
Send your olil mattress to Bradley
factory. Make them like now, for
15.00. 59 lb. now cotton mattress only
*8.09. Guaranteed. D00 W. South
St., Orlando, Fla.
122-2Gtc
Keep your eye on the Daily Herald
for the up to date store news. Our
merchants are gutting in new fall
goods and are talking about it
through the columns of the Daily Ilcrnhi. \mi can save money by rending
the Daily Herald nnd trading at
home.
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hut slowly. However, our old
weather, mnn who knnwH about
ns little about the weather as
the goose hone prognoNtlcator says that September will
be cool. All we enn say Is
that If September Morn Is any
barometer the old wenther
prophet Is badly off his henrIngH. However one swallow
neither mukes a summer or n
drunkard and one morning in
September docs not make the
entire month and we are hoplag. One degree lower a day
would eventually get the old
bulb down to zero by Christmas. And then we should
worry about the weather In
Florida:
5:10 A. M., SEPTEMBER 2
Maximum ........................
95
Minimum ..........................
07
Itnnge ...............................
70
Hitromcter .................... . 30.10
Calm and clear.
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LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920
model for sale. New tires, looks good
in big business.
and runs good. Wo are offering this
car for $900.00 less than list price.—
Among the new Sanford citizens
H. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc nre Dr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, oC
Crown Point, Indiana, who came down
It. A. Newman hns returned homo to visit their friends, the
Lehman
from a delightful trip to Waynesvillu, family, and fell in love with Snnwhen* he went last week to come hack ford. They have purchased the Doth!
borne with his daughter, Olive, who home on Magnolia avenue, one of tho
b<ts been at thu Juneluska camp for prettiest bungalows in the city anti
n'irls. Linli enjoyed every minute of will he down later to make Sanford
bis stay in the mountains, and had to their home. Dr. Gibbs is one of the
'deep under blankets nil the time.
prominent physicians in Crown Point,
having practised medicine for the past
CHICKEN DINNER, Sur.dny noon forty years and is now ready to re
«nd evening, Gray Gables, on tho tire nnd enjoy Sanford anil Florida.
beueb, Seabreeze, Fin.
Phono 491. Wo welcome these estimable people
Free bath houses.
74-Frl-St-6m in'our midst.
oYou Want
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
209 PARK AVE.
MOTORCO.
SANFORD, FLA.
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
and SERVICE
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Mrs, D. L .Thrasher, Miss May
Thrasher ,Mr. and Mrs, Frank Wood
ruff and sons, nro expected homo to
day from Hendersonville, N. C., where
they have been spending some time
and their many friends will bo glnd
to see them back home.
ADVERTISING THE CITY.
and take a look at our window and see
for yourself the Straw Hats and
Panamas we are offering at
Your Choice; $ 1.48
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Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
w/ts/vffs r/Mr /s / 7 / / »
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$ *$*«£<•»>«8*•>*!••$*•>•£•*!*•;••>
(tUI'I’ E CORRECT, BROTHER
DOBSON.
The Star Advocate, published at Ti
tusville, puts a whole
volume of
splendid good common sepsu into the
following words:
In Florida two-paper towns wilt
soon be a rarity, that is, among the
smaller towns. DeLnnd is the latest
to join the growing list of one-paper
towns, tile News and the Record hav
ing consolidated. Just as sensible to
hnve two rival telephone lines in a
small town as two newspapers.
The fixed policy of the News mana
gers is to so conduct the business of
publishing newspapers as to com
pletely meet ail reasonable demands
for a local paper in DeLnnd nnd
west Volusia county. Tho present
force of news gatherers and writers
is abundantly competent to cover the
field in a very complete manner.
We have no enemies to punish, hut
our best endeavors will be put forth
to render a service that will reward
all who do anything by way of co
operating with us for the best good
of the entire community.
We confidently believe that with
reasonable co-operation of our people
we can demonstrate to the satisfac
tion o f all that one local paper can
accomplish far more for the promo
tion of the best interests o f DeLnnd
anil her people and the county thnt
Is naturally tributary to DeLnnd, than
could be done by two local papers.—
DeLnnd News.
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UlnsHified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less that
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE AT BARGAINS—Two 5rooni apartments; t 5-room house,
FOR REN’l*— Comfortable
rooms, close in, good location.— A. P. Connel
Furnished for light house keeping. ly.
138-8tc
318 Palmetto Ave.
134-Ctp. [.UMBER PRICES ARE ADVANC1NG—The builder may still get tho
FOR RENT—Two partly furnished
rooms. Apply 803 Third St., corner advantage of low building cost by
Holly Ave.
138-3tp submitting schedules to us nnd getting
service.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— dircct-from-mill-to-builder
One apartment, bed room nnd kitch Our long leaf yellow pino nnd Tidewa
enette; also two bed rooms nnd ter cypress, manufactured in best mills
kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, insures first quality at lowest pos
running water nnd gas; house shady sible cost consistent with good lum
and cool. Apply to Mrs, Smith, 300 ber—lens middlemen's heavy profit,—
French Ave.
134-Ctc GULF LUMBER COMPANY, Perry,
138-e.o.d-13tc
FOR RENT— 2 or 3 offices over Ilow- Florida.
I er & Roumillat drug store, front
rooms.— N. II. Garner.
135-Dtc
WANTED—Team work. Inquira M.
121 20 t p
Hanson Shoe Shop.
FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, WANTED— For counter work, young
310 South Holly ave. Terms reas
lady or young man,— Sunford De
onable. See E. F. Lane.
134-Gtc pot Restaurant.
130-tfc
FOR SALE—f l use No. I seed, Irish WANTED— Reliable man would liko
to have position as truck driver or ^
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A.
Brumley.
131-tfc anything in general. P. O. Box 741,
City.____________________ .
137-3tp
FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap
SPECIAL FOR
ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth
Fisherman, Hunter nnd Tourist
It. & I*. W. CLUB MEETING
Street.
94-01.
Army Tents, qomplctc with poles
FOR TRADE— One practically new
Thu Business and Professional Wo
10x10 .........................................135.00 men’s Club will hold their rcgulnr FOR SALE— One Bolding-IInll stone
Reo Spcedwngon. Too heavy for
Army Tents, 9x9 nt ................ 22.50 monthly meeting on Tuesday evening,
lineii refrigerator, 150 pound ca our work. Want lighter car.— San
Army Tents, oneman, a t ....................... 1.50
ford Mattress Co., 013 Ninth Streot.
September 4th at 8 o'clock at the pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
UG-tfc
Tarpaulins for Garages and
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Woman’s Club. The day is changed
Trucks, at ................................. 11-00 from Monday to Tuesday on account
FOR SALE—8-room house with all
Complete line of Army Goods, in of of Labor Day. All members are
modern convenience, excellent re
limited quantities, Buy now while we urged to be present as an interesting
pair. Prlvnto water works, in desir FOR MI-LEASE— Bishop block npnrthnve them.-—Thrasher & Garner.
and amusing program has been nr- able location. Renson:*I)le terms. Ap
nient house, 305 Eust (First Street.
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137*2tc will please bring twenty-five cents to
See
Mrs. Sharp. Phone 295-L1.
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
ranged.* Ench member in attendance
llfl-tfc ______________________________ 134-4tp
Tests o f electrically welded joints cover expenses.
130-4t4p
FOR SALE—20 acres good orange
in a steel ship built in Sweden show
grove land situated within a mile of F O R C A f I 7 - Th® ***t small
ed a tensile strength almost equal tit
Post cards—local views— lc each at
a \ J I l O / l L L business In town,
Geneva.
The land hns not been clear
thnt of th opiates of steel themselves. the Herald office.
Making money all the time, nt n bar
ed hut has a hearing orange grove
gain. Good rcnHon for Helling. Inves
bordering it. This tract of land can lie
tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch
bought nt a real bargain. Fur full
CARPETS ANI) RUGS
en. 217 Hnnford Ave., Sanford, Fla.
particulars address "C " care of the
WASHED
____________ 113-tfp ]
and cleaned at your home or we will Herald office.
call for nnd deliver. Hamilton Bench FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cerTRAIN SCHEDULE.
Electric
Washers
used.— Sanford 1 tified by State Plant Board, $3 per
After brutally biting three mem-;
Steam Presscry, 317 1st St. Phone 500 thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina
Southbound
hers of u prominent South Florida i
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla.
Arrive
Departs
family and endeavoring to mako [
-i129-2 Up No H3______2:3oa. m.
2:40 a. m.
his escape through a window screen,
8:40 a. in.
-~t______
an anopheles mosquito ran amuck
FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of No.
No.
ttt»______2:55
p.m.
3:20 p. ra.
with a barrage of Torment und died
West Side Grocery. Phono 100.
F5__ ___7:30 p.m.
7:45 p. ra.
instantly. Tho members bitten are
130-tfc No.
all taking the mnlariul treatment and
North
Bound
FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good
will likely recover.
Torment gases
Arrive
Departs
condition." See A. E. Dobbins, 325
mosquitoes; it strikcM them dead thu
No.
82______1:48
a.m
.
2.03
a. m.
Service Shoo Shop.
133-Sut-Wcd-9t
first inhalation of it. They cannot
No,
84______11:45 a.m . 12:05 p. m.
get in the rangu of Rh fumes nnd got
Post cards—local views— lc ench at No. 80........... 3:05 p.m .
3:25 p. m.
mvhy alive. Protect your homo nguiust
the Herald office.
No.
28______10:00 p.m .
mosquitoes by spraying Torment daily
$low doing business in Or
FOR SALE—Two nice young mules.
Trilby Branch
in your bed rooms. Sold by all mer
lando, wants to extend
Phono 100 fur information. 134-tfc
Departs
Arrive
chants everywhere.—Adv.
their business to Snnford
•No. 100...........
0:30 a. m.
HEMSTITCHING
AND
PICOTING
nnd Is rendy to give esti
8:26 p. iu.
Attachments; workB on all sewing •No. 24...........
British experts have estimated that
mates on any nnd nil kinds
#No
158...........
7:00 a.m.
machines;
price
$2.00;
checks,
10c
cxof construction work.
the known nvnilnblo coal fields In
No. 22...........
7:35
p. ra.
:
tra.
Light’s'
Mail
Order
House,
Box
sure an ndequnto'supply for tho nor
Address
Leesburg
Branch
j
127,
Birmingham,
Ala.
134-Gtp
mal needs o f tho
world fo r .4,000
Departs
Arrive
years.
For office supplies, stationery, etc.
•No.. 157........... 4:00 p. r .
**
|come to the Herald office.
No. 21........... 2:62 p. m.
A novel automobile engine fan will
•
■FOR SALE!— Smal house nnd 3-4 of •No. 101____0:30 p.m .
blow cither hot or cold nir through
| an acre of land on Sanford avenue,, •No. 25— . . . 2:00 p.m .
the radiator, tho blades being shifted
' —John Hambono.
130-3tc
Oviedo Branch
by a thermostat actuated arm.
Departs
Arrive
face, 3 ply $3.50 per sqqare. Tiger
x
•No.
126...........11:00
a.
ra.
ORLANDOJ FLA,
brand, plain, 3-ply $3.25; 2-ply, $2.75;
The saw mill of J. E. Smith which
3:40 p. m.
wa amoved to Trilby 'rom Sumter
+ 1-ply, $2.25. Free delivery. Address •No. 127...........
•Dally,
except
Sunday.
138-26tc
county la now in operation .
4 4 + + 4 + 4 + + + + + 4 + + + + + * + + + + + + 4 M. E, Ginn, Box 301.
FOR RENT
WANTED
FOR SALE
FOR TRADE
FOR LEASE
WHOLE FAMILY
v TERRORIZED
J**«**!**2**!<
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, r»-pii8scnger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
BUICK, 1917 Mode], 3-passengcr Roadster
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold.
CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
Stop a Minute!
W. W .Duke, of Arcndln, district
commercial manager of tho Western
Union Telegrnph Co., is in tho city to
day on his rcgulnr tour of inspection,
Mr. Duke Is a genial gentleman who
makes friends wherever ho goes and
the Western Union is forunato in
hnving such n man for this difficult
position which ho holds.
Every advertisement in the Dally
Herald is an advertisement for tho
city. They show to the outside world
that Sanford merchants are alive and
that they believe in advertising ami
that they have real stores and live
wires operating these stores. Among
tho dally advertisers who go another
step forward in advertising the city
and incidentally their own business,
1h S. M. Lloyd, o f Lloyd’s Shoe Store,
who starts « series o f advertisements
today tolling about tho many advant
ages of Sanford. Tho accessibility of
Sanford is tho topic in tho first ad
vertisement and it opens up a trend
of thought hardly touched ns yet. It
also shows that the Trade Extension
trips have taught Mr. Lloyd and
* * * * * * * * * * *
many of tho other merchants some
thing about our wonderful county and
Robert I lolly has returned home our wonderful city of Sanford.
from Pnurel Park camp at Hender
sonville, N. C., where he spent two OVIEDO GUN CLUB SHOOT
months with other Sanford hoys, llilly
HELD YESTERDAY.
Fitts and Leonora McLueas. The San
ford contingent won many prizes in J. B .Coleman__________________23 -25
athletics and Leonard is the talk of A. B. Wallace__________
23 25
Hendersonville in the athletic line and C. W. Brown__________________23
swimming stunts.
L. Kennedy ___________________ 21
Holi M erriwenther____________ 20We have at present in stock one Kite Kennedy _______
20slightly used Hupmobile that wo are T. L. Crosley.................................20
offering for sale at a reasonable price. Col. G. W. Knli-ht.......................20. 25
If you want the best for your money, Walter H a n d __________________ 18- 23
see us at once.— H. & O. Motor Co.
Chits, Whittier ________________ 18 25
129-tfc Dr. Pules ton __________________ 17
Charley Matthews has returned W. . Brown.................................. 17
from a trip to points in Tennessee C. C. Howard__________________ 17 25
25
nnd North Carolina, where he visited F. B. McBride............................... 17
25
D.
C.
Hickson_________________
17
hjH father nnd friends, nnd enjoyed
or.
Vern
S
le
y
_____________________
Hi
the mountains. Charley said he had
to sleep under sovoml blankets and C. S. Welch.................................. 10
10
quilts while up there, and It put the Tom W illia m s ---- -------C.
StootholT
...............
15
old pep into his system and he Is
Vance D o u g la s____________ — 15
ready to sell Sanford in the real es
W. A. Lefflor................................. II 25
tate line.
Mr. Polston ___________________ 14 25
13 25
The nuuiy friends of Harry B. Lew Sam Y ou n ts____________
25
Mr.
Morris
___________________
12
is, Jr., nre glnd to sec him home for
Theo.
A
u
liu
____________
12
a month’s vacation, the guest of his
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs H. II. Lewis. Frank R o p e r __________________ 12
Harry is now identified with one of J. Brum l e y ____________________ 12
the largest department stores in Chns. Lee ...___________________ 12
Pittsburg, nnd is making good. His L. A. Brum ley_________________ It
Sanford friends are rejoicing with It. G. Hickson................................. 10
Harry anti his parents over the fact Dr. S im m ons__________________ 10 25
8 25
that he is making a mnrk for himself Bob Stranger __________
If no, you cun got any mako you want. Anti the prices
and terms made to suit you. We nre Headquarters for
the best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
and quality.
Below nre a few, which we guarantee to be as
represented:
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»*
•i
Central Florida!
Construction
Company
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S anford Daily Herald C
City Substantial'
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
volum e
n
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921
If utch ex o n er a ted fr o m
CONNECTION WITH TRAGEDY
DEATH OF VIRGINIA TURNER
lls Traveling Salesm an
For a Jacksonville
Concern
(c a s u a l FRIEND
■ok dead g ir l w h o s e d e m is e
I! VS BECOME ANOTHER WEST
COAST MYSTERY
1
Interest yesterday nsd Inst night In
Lhe investigation of the Turner mur|der mystery centered about the In
vestigation of any possible connection
with the matter of M. D. Futch, 22Lcur-old traveling salesman of Jack
sonville, who spent tho afternoon nnd
several hours last night in tho office
of Detective Fred Thomas answering
[questions from the investigating of
ficers, who sought to ascertain whut
relations, if any, he had with the dead
eirl, Miss Virginia Turner of Clear
water, whose body was found floating
|in Hooker Creek last Saturday night.
Futch, who was not put under arrest,
was exonerated. Detectivo Thomas
ami Sheriff Lindsey, of Pinellas coun
ty stated.
Results of the day’s work showed,
according to the otricers, that:
Futch met Virginia Turner but onco,
according to his assertion, and the
young woman at the time of this
meeting hud been in a delicate condi
tion for a month or more, according to
un affidavit by another witness.
Dr. I. J. Belcher, Tarpon Springs
physician, who wns charged by tho
koroner’s jury at Clearwater, Tuesday,
with having performed a criminal op
eration which resulted in Miss Turn
er’s death, received possession of his
[Lexington ear, which hnd been held by
[the Pinellas authorities.
Df. John T. Bowen, having exam
ined the spots uppurent upon the rug
In the Belcher car, pronounced them
No be bloodstains, almost to o certnin?)’•
The spnts upon the Booker creek
bridge, where tho body is supposed to
have been dumped into tho water, are
also undoubtedly bloodstains, the of
ficers state.
The officers will continue their ef
forts to locate a third purty, who they
believe to lie responsible for the dead
lid’s condition nnd who may have at
tempted to arrange for her to secure
the criminal operation which is the ulfeRed cause of dentil.
Every effort is to be made to trace
JMiss Turner's movements in Tnrpon
[Springs upon Wednesday, tho last day
l*he was seen alive, to determine when
jnml with whom she left that town.—
[Tampa Tribune.
looted Southerner,
Prominent Mason,
D ies in N evad a
[Mas Bean of Supreme Consistory 33rd
Degree for Southern Jurisdiction
-- ‘----I
n t iV, .. n r Tho AuocU tod Pr«»»)
ntM), Sept. 1.—Adolphus L. Fltzr ) ,'*• ,,f Eureka, Nevada, 81, dean
C? supremo Consistory of Thirty-third
Fegree, Scottish Rite Mnsonry for
f i t Southern jurisdiction of tho Unitr;
‘lied yestcVdny at the home
[ •» i’on in Boston, Mass., according
| 0 "«rd received here today. Ho wns
I? "
lN''"-th Carolina nnd served
P'Di the Confederate army through
out th‘’ »’ivil war. He wns chief jusl Cc>,)f Nevada in 1801.
»;V,NAU(J,IT WASHINGTON
| LAUNCH (JO AT PLANT OF NEW
VORK SHIPBUILDING CO.
i
in
CA M l i i n r
------ 7 —
. AuocUtod Pro it)
GAMDbN, N. J., Sept. 1.—Tho SuIP^dramlnaught Washington, one of
llntn
*,,,Kcst nnd most powerful
L ,s li,m Di the United States navy,
r e launched today «t Glouccstar
•nt „f the New York Shipbuilding
reparation.
*
d epu ty f l o g g e d .
- AUGUSTINE, Sept. 1.—Dnpuy -sheriff j. u. Pnyn0i of thi8> s t .
| n, . county, Wns kidnapped Inst
luni/i " ,In9ting» by n purty of nino
|t»L Ul 1
n,cn in two automobiles,
1the q St'feral nillos from the town-on
land /' llRURtino rond, tied to a troo
L J T Cr? y ^0Kffcti- Ho.thon wns ro|ty l ,nn‘I1 wn™ed to leave tho oounI * bY tonight.
VEGETABLE SECTION
Secretary Wallace
M e e ts
Group of Young Farmers
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
MAY HE ENTERTAINED
REUNION AT JACKSONVILLE.
(By T hi A uoclited P r m )
(By Tha A n a clitid P r iu )
LANSING, Mich., Sept. 1.—Tho
Ford Motor Co., has approximately
$64,000,000 ensh in the bank, accord
ing to n report tendered the Miehignn
Department of State. A financial
statement is not to be made public
until minor errors are corrected.
ORLANDOAN WHO SLEW
OWN FATHER HAS MADE
HIS ESCAPE FROM GANG.
FEDERAL A
IS NEEDED TO MAKE MORE PER
FECT THE PRESENT
SYETEM
Seeioiury Wallace receiving 170 fnrin club boys nnd girls who were spending n v\ 1*1*1%hi mi* i iii\ t*i* i i \ u : .u.irymnd
in rueogulllon of tlielr agricultural achievements. Mr. Wnllncc shook hands with them nnd sliowud them through the
grounds.
AVIATORS
SHIP BY WATER COMMITTEE TWOKILLED,
PLANE
HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT
HITS A TREE
FOR ORGANIZATION PLANS
HAMPTON, Vn., Sept. 1.—Cndct
Aviators Adolph Fcrcnchak, Brooklyn,
ORLANDO, Aug. .‘10.—John R.
' nnd Samuel C. Chnpkowitz, Paterson,
Bryant, sentenced June G to life im
' j N. J., were killed when their nirplnne
to growers, shippers, merchants
prisonment in the state penitentiary
wrecked near Indian Head, on the
Here business men in every line und the was
for tho murder of his father, George R epresentatives
Rappahannock river, ubout 4 o'clock
community
II. Brynnt, on March 19, hns made his
From Many N eig h
,
. , in "general.
, , A large crowd . yesterday afternoon, according to ndis
expected
at
Orlando
on the Utli.
.
. . nt. Langley
,
. . field.
. . . . rp..
escape from the state road camp nt
!
'
vices
received
I he
boring
Cities
Wcstville. The esenpe wns negotiated
report said that a forced landing had
FAMOUS FOOTBALL STAR
been made nnd that In attempting to
August 10.
WILL
BECOME
COACH
take off the muchine struck n tree.
»On the same day nnother white con
CENTER
COLLEGE
ELEVEN.
Officers
from Langley field hnve been
vict gained his"liberty, hnving served
,
sent
to
take
charge of tho bodies,
only n short time for a four year j
ON
SEPTEMBER
13TH
TO
PER
i FT. WCJRTTII A*Sept. 1.-—b! O. Me-1 Officials ut Langley field believe
sentence. No trnco of the missing
convicts hns been found, according to FECT SHIP-BY-WATER ORGAN 1 MUen, national' famous center foot- ^ n t fire wns started on the DH-4,
advices reaching here. When Bryant
IZATION ALL INLAND CITIES , ball star, will succeed Charles Moran «" which the cadets were flying when
i « national league umpire, ns conch of , “ •« gas tank wns punctured by wreckwas sentenced to life imprisonment
n ho c[«8h; Homes broke from
he told newspaper men "there is only
Subject to u call from tho Sanford center eleven in 1922, it is learned
one thing for me to do now and that Chamber of Commerce, "Ship-by-Wut- ' here today McMillan will piny with I
coull, extr|ca(q them8c|Ves
is to take my medicine like a man." er Committee", representatives of live the Colonels ngn n this season Moran
w m , burned to (leath. Neither
organizations met nt the Hotel Val wil conch the Colonels ngnin this yenr | of th(j bodicfl werc rocognl2nblo.
dez Inst night to form u permanent nnd it is reported that he will accept, ^ clli|ct, nre „ni(1 to hnvo bcon on
organization for the purpose of in nn eastern college offer next season. , th d r W||y
Washington to bring anducing the business men nnd growers
| other m. i nine buck to Lungley field.
and shippers of fruits und vegetables
Ah investigation of the uccidcnt hns
to use the wuter transportation, in
been ordered by the commanding of
this case being the Clyde Line.
ficer nt the field.
The meeting wns called together by
President George W. Knight, of the
CANA 1)1AN STEAM Sill1*
FACILITIES FOR SHIPMENT INTO Sunford Chamber of Commerce, who
RELIEVED TO RE FOUNDERED
stated the object of the call nnd hnd
MOSCOW GROWING WITH
HAS BEEN TAKEN IN TOW.
Secretary Pcarmun to rcud some of
EACH DAY
the rates by water and by rail show- POLAND AND LITHUANIA PATCH
—
(Jljr Tho AuooUtsd Protsl
ing
the saving by water. Delegates
RIGA, Sept. 1.—American food for
Ul' DIFFERENCES ALL
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.—The Steam
RIGHT
sturving Russian children is rapidly from Mt. Dorn, Oviedo,, Geneva, Or
ship Canadian Importer, believed to
being unloaded ut Itign nijd Revnl I lando and other points expressed
i
hnve been foundered in the I’aeifiic,
(By Tbs AnacU tsd P rsit)
Eleven cars, currying fifteen tons each themselves on the subject und Messrs.
GENEVA, Sept. 1.—The dispute be has been tnken in tow by tho Canad
left Riga Inst ljight, with facilities for , S. J. Sligh, C. E. Stewart nnd F. S.
Skclley, representing the Traffic Com tween Poland nnd Lithuania regarding ian Observer, which is towing her to
shipment increasing duily.
the nearest port. Tho vessel wns
Each toil of fbod is sufficient to mittee of the Orlando Chamber of Vilna wns settled by representatives
found Inst night about live hundred
of
the
two
countries
here
this
morn
Commerce,
gave
some
interesting
feed 1,000 children onu week. At tho j
miles west of San Francisco. Fortying.
They
agreed
there
should
be
two
data
regarding
the
shipping
of
citrus
rate the American supplies now ure (
Lithuunins, one district of Kovno, four men wns on board but no men
being forwarded to Moscow, that base fruits.
which
shall he independent, nnd the tion is made of the boat load of nine
Much
valuuble
information
was
will have enough In tho first ship^
other
Vilna,
in which tho Poles will men which is believed to hnve left tho
gleaned
by
the
various
tulks
of
those
incuts to feed approximately 30,000,
steamer.
supervise
administration.
present
mjd
at
the
close
of
the
meet
children. The first shipment of 0,000
casus of milk left Revnl yesterday and ^ing it w h s voted to huvu three repre
a relief ship was being unloaded nt sentatives from each board of trade or
Chamber of Commerce front* all the
I’utrograd hurt night,
.
In onu of Russia’s starving regions, towns nnd cities interested to meet in
tho Tartar republic, even the children Orlundo on September 13th nnd form
will receive no food after today, ac u strong organization for tho ship-bycording to announcement published by wntor campaign. It wns nlso deter
mined by nil those present Inst night
the Izvcstn today.
Twenty-five
thousand
children to make u cumpuign of education in
tory to n possible intervention by fed
maintained by the state institutions the south central part of the state
will be dismissed, while 200,000, fed calling attention to tho water rates President H arding Gave eral government in West Virginia
mine disorders, thirteen airplanes
under the card rationing system, also with the view of getting nil tho ship
Them U ntil Noon or
wns ordered todny by Secretary
have received their lust supplies, tho pers to use the Clyde Line wherever
M artial Law
Week#, to proceed from Langley
announcement Bald. The monthly re possible nnd to huvo ull the merchants
serve of the Tartar government to tho route their goods via the Clyde Line
Field to the coni region of thnt stnte.
.
(Or The A mocUI mI Trail)
amount bf seventy cars of brend, sev coming south. Tho meeting was the
The order is purely n precautionary
LOGAN, Sept. 1.—The approach of measure, Mr. Weeks snid.
enteen cars of ccrcnl nnd two curs of first gun fired in this most important
noon
today found thousands of men
campaign
that
will
ut
least
loosen
the
sugar hnve been exhausted and no
still
gnthcrcd
across thu Logan coun
hold
that
the
railroads
aoom
to
have
further supply uro in sight.
pHAItLESTON, Sept. 1.—Governor
ty
lino.
At
Crooked
Creek firing,
obtained upon tho commerce of Flor
Morgan’s office announced nt noon to
ida but which, thunks to tho St. Johns which began yesterday morning, con day thnt it wns Reported from Logan
HARDING SPEAKING TODAY
river,
cun be broken ns far ns the cit tinued but/reports from other border
AT ARMY WAR COLLEGE
that firing hnd resumed on tho Blnlr
ies
on
tho river und those adjacent nre sections wero thnt quiet prevailed.
SAYS WARS ARE INEVITABLE.
concerned. With good roads, gqodH Tho prediction wns freely made thnt mountiun, Boone county.. No details
can be shipped via tho Clyde Line nnd noon today would find armed bands 11,1" K ven.
( l i y Tti» A»io«U»«<l Pr«»»>
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Presi trucked for twonty-fivo nnd fifty still gathered on the Boone county
STALBANS, W. Vn., Sept. 1.—All
dent Hording in speaking todn* nt miles thus making a great suving in side of Spruco Crook ridge. Thnt hour
trains
of tho Coni River brunch of the
wns
designated
by
President
Harding
the oponing of tho fall term, of the rates and giving quicker nnd better
in
Tuesday’s
proclnmution
ns
tho
time
Chesnpenk A Ohio railrond, where
Army War College, declared, "no mnt- service. It was brought out ut the
tor whore the best aspirations of the j meeting that the handling of citrus limit for dispersion of all persons "en armed men hnve been gathering tho
world lend us, there never mny be n fruits was much moro sutisfatcory by gaged in unlawful nnd insurrectionary lust few days hns been Btoppod. Tho
time withouut the necessity for arm -1steamer than by rail and all things proceedings," the alternative boing rnilroad men said not even mail is
tho dispatch of federnl troops to. tho
ed forces.”
| being equal und wherever it wns pos affected district nnd declaration of being moved. Persons who reached
sible
the
shippers
of
citrus
fruits
will
I
haul it to Sunford and give it to tho martial inw in tho counties of Fayottc, hero early today triod in vain to in
VON BUEI.OW DIES.
Clyde Lino thus giving tho bout line Knnuwahu, Boono, Logan and Mingo, duce owners of autos to toko them to
Charleston, the stato capital is in Madison or Jefferson from here. They
BERLIN, Sept. 1.—Field Marshal a cargo going north.
sal dnll ronds nre patrolled nnd thnt
Knnawnha.
The
meeting
wns
n
very
enthusiastic
Gen. Von Buclow, who was command-]
nrmod men nro stopping motor cars
one
from
every
standpoint
and
is
cer
or in chiof of tho German second :
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
1.—Propnruwithin five miles of this place.
tain
to
bo
productive
of
much
bonofit
nrmy during tho war, died here toduy. I
MEET ATORLANDO
FOOD FOR THE
STARVING KIDS
BEING UNLOADED
PERMANENT
ASSISTANCE
FOR FARME
Farm Credits In vesti
gated A lon g Sane
Lines
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. l . - N c
gotlntlons with nfficinls of tho United
Confederate Veterans account offer
to entertain proposed reunion here
this yenr resulted in Invitation to
committee in chnrgo arrangements
como to Jacksonville nnd outline just
whnt desired from city nnd civic or
ganizations .chamho rof commerce an
nounced today.
FORD MOTOR CO.,
HAS 45 MILLIONS
CASH IN BANK.
NUMBER 137
OLD DISPUTE
SETTLED NOW IN
PEACE LEAGUE
MEN ARE GATHERED TODAY
ACROSS LOGAN COUNTY LINE,
SUPPOSED TQ DISPERSE NOW
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Perman
ent agencies should be established to
provide credit, running from six
months to three years, for farmers'
production and marketing purposes to
fill the gap between short and
time crcditB furnished by existing
banking Bystems, Chairman Ander
son of the congressional commission
investigating agricultural conditions
declared yesterday in a statement.
There is "immediate, imporativo and
conclusive necessity of setting up per
manent machinery,’’ ho said.
The proposed credit, tho statement
continued, must bo of such character
ns to conform to the farmers’ turnov
er, nnd of sufficient flexibility to
meet the varied requirements of dif
ferent localities nnd different commo
dities. Mr. Apderson contended tho
credit should be extended "for a timo
sufficient to unable payment to bo
made out of the earnings of tho farm,
without frequent renewals, which add
to the expense of the borrower in fees
und commission."
Declaring thut machinery of suffic
ient scope can be established only
through federal legislation, tho chair
man held that, once established, it
should be self-supporting, and should
require no government support ex
cept possibly for the initial capital to quired to put it in operation. A sys
tem established by such machinery, ho
continued, must be conlprehonslvo
enough to meut the requirements not
only of the largo farmer borrowers
but the small farmer borrower with
limited assets,
"There are two essentials of such a
credit machine,” the statement suid.
"The first esscntiul is nn agency to
deni directly with the farmers. Theso
agencies should be sufficiently numer
ous to meet the requirements of overy locality, of every commodity, and
of every farmer. Two ugencies now
exist which might be used as the point
of contact of the system with the
farmer borrowers. These agencies are
the commercial hunks (state and nat
ional), and tho farm loan associations
ns now established under tho form
loan act. A new agency might bo ci'onted in the form of a co-opcrutivo
credit association, built upon lines
similar to the farm loan associations.
"Tho second essential is an ugcncy
which can convert a large number of
small obligations of tho farmers into
short-time debentures, or other crcdil
obligations, which cun be sold to th®
investing public. In other words, i t
is necessary to hnvo an ugency thru
which the investing public can bo
reached.
DECLINE IN COTTON •
CROP DURING AUGUST
CAUSED BIG REDUCTION.
(By Tho AuocU tod P rou )
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—A de
cline in the condition of tho cotton
crop during August, caused a reduc
tion of 1,1(10,000 hales in estimated
final production us compared with
the amount forecasted by the Depart
ment of Agriculture one month ago.
The condition on August ,26th, wns
49.3 per cent of normal.
NEW OLEfcNS, La., Sept. 1.—Tho
lowest August crop condition report
over made by the government, indicat
ing tho smallest crop of thirty years,
created n wild market in cotton today
nnd prices ndvnnced violently, rising
about six dollars a bale in ten min
utes nftejr tho report \\;ns issued. The
market nlrendy hnd advanced con
siderably bofore tho report was is
sued nnd the# to ppriccs wero about
eight dollars nnd fifty cents per bala
above yesterday’s closing quotations.
Tho condition of cotton on August
26th, wns tho lowest it has over been
in any month' in tho history of the in
dustry according to records of the
Department of Agriculture.
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ITu-J livn
It isn’t always the
shape of a hat that
a man is interested
in as it is the way
it feels on his head.
The M allory is a
medium
weight
felt with' a pleas
ingly soft roll
brim.
It comes in a va
riety of colors to
suit every taste
and fits snugly but
lightly on the head.
Drop in—let us
show how we can
fit your head.
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Clothing Co.
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'TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 31.—“Prod/
ignl” business management, attempts
to ’’acquire property by unfair and
questionable methods, to trade for
their own benefit on state’s funds and
to deprive tho state of valuable pro
ceeds of state’s funds” were assigned
as reasons for asking for the resigna
tions of Dr. Frank E. McClnne, super
intendent and M. A. Garrard, assistant
superintendent of the industrial school
for boys nt Marianna by the Board of
Commissioners of Stute Institutions
in a statement issued here lnte yester
day. The board declared numerous or
ganizations and newspaper subjected
it to criticism and thnt in view of
the rapidly gathering unfavorable a t
titude of the people of tho state “it
appears advisable to ncquuint thu peo
ple with full statement of facts.’’
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I1IG MEETING TONIGHT
.
REPRESENTATIVE HOARDS
ON WATERWAYS QUESTION.
There will be a big meeting of rep
resentatives of all tho towns along
tho St. Johns river and adjneent ter
ritory tonight at the Valdez hotel. A
permanent orgnnizntion will bo per
fected and the movement to ship by
w ater will be begun in earnest. Tho
Sanford Chamber of Commerce is be
hind the movement and will see that
it is made successful.
THREE ATTRACTIVE NEW
BUNGALOWS
x FOR SALE
ON EASY TERMS
Vory desirable. Just eontplMcd.
Every modern convenience. Sit
uated on Palmetto nvc., Iwyond
10th street as follows:
BUNGALOW, ft rooms (3 bed
rooms) nnd bath, front and
back porch.
BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed
rooms), # screend
sleeping
porch, nnd bath, front und
back porch.
BUNGALOW, 5 rooms (2 bed
rooms) nnd bnth, front nnd
back porch.
All completely screened thruout. Gas and electric light con
nections. Instantaneous heaters
Ir* bath rooms.
For terms npply to owner,
GEO. A. D’COTTES
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Basing its action upon exhaustive
tnblcs prepured by C. S. Hoskins, traf
fic manngcr for*thc Tnmpn Board of
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Govern Trade, nn advisory committee for tho
ment operation of the nation’s rail growers of cit^is fruit nnd truck
roads is the aim of 3,000,000 organ-, gardeners who organized in this city
ized rail workers, Secretary Davison August IJJth, decided Monday after
<jf th e International Association of noon upon definite recommendations
Machinists frankly declared here yes which will be made to fho citrus grow
terday in an analysis of the railroad ers and truck gardeners of this sec
situation.
tion of the stute Thursday afternoon.
e>
The transportation law gives the The recommendations have to do with
mMCui»;
government authority to take over the the problem of water transportation
roads in ense o f1n strike or other nnd the securing of cheaper freight
emergency, according to Davison.
rates to market, which questions tho
“All railroad workers of the country growers in this section nre trying to
now are taking a strike vote,” he said. solve.
“The private managers of the roads,
As n result of Monday’s committee
on thoir side, are trying to force a meeting the shippers will be told on
i strike with the hope of making the Thursday thnt at least eight smaller
government guarantee its securities. vessels of n capacity not exceeding 1,
It’s going to he n fight to the finish. 000 tons or 15,000 packages of fruit
“The union men want the roads un or vegetables nre needed. The cost
der government operation to end econ was roughly cstlmntod nt a hnlf-milomic dcprcHslo mind unemployment. It lion dollars. Two hundred and fifty
might ns well come no\y ns Inter.’’
thousand dollnrs in cash, it was esti
Government otTicials today cluimcd mated, will purchnse tho ships.
not to be anxious over the possibility
It was further decided thnt four
of a railroad strike. Tho rail unions of the bonts will bo Heeded in tho run
have taken striko,votes before with from Tampa nnd St. Petersburg up
out walkouts, they point out.
Tho the east const to north Atlnntic ports,
present strike vote, they believe, is in- nnd hnt two of the bonts will be re
tended to give union leaders more a ^ , lr<j(, from T
anJ s t PcterB.
thority in negotiations with the r o a d s ' ^ to MobHo nnJ Now Orleans. Two
which they hope to bring nbout.
boats, thu committee will recommend,
Secretary Davison, through the In- w|„ bc p,ncc(1 in thl, 8orvico b o t ^ n
ernnBonn Association of Mnchin sts Bradcntown nml pnlmotto and such
is allied directly with^the council of northeastern ports or west Gulf ports
rail chiefs sitting nt Chicngo nnd as the shippers there favor.—Tampa
known as the rail depn/tment of the Times. '
American Federation of Lnftor. Ap
proximately 127,000 members of the
machinists’ union arc rail workers. *
“ Unauthorized strides of roil'work
ers in many suctions of thb country
would not surprise union officials,”
said Davison. “The men are getting
rebellious and out of hand.
“The railroad managers for months
have "been practicing all sorts of in
justices on thu men whoso patience is
LAKELAND, August ,31.—Today
about exhausted.'
shortly after dinner Deputy Sheriff
“They have discharged thousands of John Purvis placed C. F. Gaskins unworkers. They also have refused to dor nrrest. It being alleged that
abide by the ruling of the railroad la Gnskins was implicated in the alleged
bor board under tho transportation ring of automobile thieves, who are
SHIPPING IIY AIRPLANE.
luw. T heir purpose is to cause wide snid to have been operating iu this
spread unemployment and'make more
_
Mero & Ward nre now shipping critical the unemployment throughout county.
It
will
be
remembered
thnt when J.
parts of nutos by airplnno, tho old tho country.”F.
Flynn,
of
this
plnco,
nlloged
lend
fnshioned way being too slow. They
The Inbor department recently esti er of the gnng, was nrrostod several
shipped n part of n machine to Or mated that 300,000 rail workers aro
weeks ago for the Tnmpn authorities,
lando this morning by plane.
jobless.
' thnt n search wnrrnnt wns taken out
nnd the North Side garage where it
* * * # * * id * * * * * BIG TIME AT BOY
wns snid Flynn hnd been mnking his
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SCOUT CAMP THURSDAY. hondqunrters, wns searched nnd, ac
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♦
Thursday will witness big affairs set of dies was found which the offi
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cers were under the impression be
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Ten one dollar prizes will be given longed to Flynn.
the winners, five for swimming events
Since Flynn’s nrrest, however, n
WHERE I HEY PLAY TODAY
and five for track work.
* young mnn who wns employed ns
Lakeland at Tamprf.
All Scouts are urged to be present bookkeeper for tho North Street garDaytona at Jacksonville.
to make the day a success.
ngo, gave information to the effect
St. Petersburg at Orlando.
Tlie water events will he ns fol thnt the dies belonged to Gaskins. He
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snid thnt they wero n smnll set that
HOW THEY STAND
1— Fifty yard dash.
V
could
not be used fo i changing en
Orlando ...... ........... 70
38
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2—
Plain diving; (1) Plain diving
gine
numbers
nnd thnt Gaskins came
Tampa ........ ........... 58
48
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from take otf; (2) Plain dive into possession of them while he wns
Lakeland ..... ........... 57
51
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from spring Isiard; (3) Run serving in the United States nnvy.
Daytona ......
.403
ning dive from’ take off; (4)
The young mnn nlso snid thnt when
St. Petersburg .... .. .48
00
.444
Running dive from spring board. tho North Side gnrngo wiis opened
Jacksonville ........... 41
00
.373
3—
Plunge for distance.
thnt Gnskins opened it nnd thnt short
4—
Cross chest carry for form. ly after It wns opened Flynn came in
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
5— Underwater distance swim.
nnd had some repair work done on a
Florida State League
Track Events:
Ford touring cnr. He snid from this
At Tampa 3, Lakeland 0.
1—
One
hundred
yard
dash.
timo on thnt Flynn wns a frequent
At Orlando *f>, St. Petersburg 4.
2—
Fifty yard dash.
visitor to tho gnrngo ^ind asked Gns
At Jacksonville 4, Daytona C.
3—High jump.
' kins on several occasions to sell him
4—
Standing
jump.
,
South Atluntic Association
a hnlf interest in it. Gaskins told
5—
Running jump.
At Greenville 1, Charlotte 0.
Flynn, according to the bookkeeper,
The public in cordially invited to a t thnt work wns slack nnd thnt the
At Augusta 3-1, Charleston 1-1.
tend these events nt the camp.
At Spartanburg U, Columbia 5.
amount o^ business done did not justi
fy a second mnn entering tho propo
FOOI.ING WITH UNCLE SAM
American League
sition.
MINERS BETTER BEHAVE
At Washington 3, New York 10.
Later Flynn made a deni with GnsAt Chicago 5, St. Louis 11.
AMLL GET PAN IS IORN. jnfl whereby* Gnskins would hnndlc
Others not scheduled.
accessories for Flynn nnd allow hlni
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Presi hnlf tho commission on gnsoline snles.
dent Harding, in a proclamation lnte Tho agreement entered into was n
National Lcugue
todny, commanded all persons en vorbnl one, but it is understood both
jAt Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 8.
At New York 5, Chicago 3.
gaged in “unlawful and Insurrection pnrties lived up to it.
At Boston 5-4, Cincinnati 0-C.
ary proceedings" in the West Virgin
How Gaskins dissolved partnership
At Philadelphia 2-8, St. Louis 1-i). ia coalfields to disperse and retire with Flynn has never been made pub
peacefully to their homes before noon lic.
Southern Association
of Thursday, Sept. 1.
Gnskins came to Lakeland nbout a
At Nashville 3, Little Rock 4.
Unless there is prompt compliance, yenr ngo nnd wns first employed in
At Atlanta 1-2, Chattanooga 5-1.
the administration let it be known tho Dixie Highway gnrnge. He is n
At Mobile 1, New Orleans 10.
that martial law would bo declnred young ' mnn of plensing personality
At Memphis 0, Birmingham 1.
nnd Governor Morgan’s appeal for nnd is spoken well of by those who
federal troops granted.
knew him.
American Association
Meanwhile, Brig.-Gen. II. H. UnndShcrifffLogan refuses to give out
At St. Paul 7, Indianapolis 1.
holtz, who made a preliminary investi any information as to the work thnt
At Minneapolis 10, Louisville 0.
gation around the Mingo district,Inst tho offocers are doing in rounding mi
At Kunsns City 4, Columbus ITT
week, was ordered back to West Vir tho rest of tho members of the nlAt Milwnukue-Toledo, rain.
ginia to wntch the situation nnd ad legod gang but it is generally believed
vise the war department how the thnb sensational developments will be
International Lcugue
proclamation wns received. In a re sprung within tho next fow days.
At Rochester 7, Jersey City 2.
port made public yesterday nt tho
The nrrest of Gnskins makes tho
At Buffalo 12, Baltimore 7. .
white
house
General
Bnnholtz
ex
sevonth
in tho ense.
At Toronto 2-15, Reading 3-13.
pressed
the
opinion
thnt
the
stato
au
Others not scheduled.
thorities hnd mnde “only feeble a t
George A. DcCotten has nn adver
tempts” to restore order.
tisement in this issue calling atten
Virginia League
tion to the fnct thnt he has three new
At Suffolk 5, Tnrboro 1.
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ZR-2 MEMORIAL.
bungalows for sale nil of them on
At Rocky Mount 0, Newport News
3.
BEDFORD, Eng., Aug. 31.—Memo- Pnlnfetto nvenuo nnd nil of them Just
At Wilson 2, Norfolk 3.
morinl services in honor of tho vic built. See the advertisement in thin
At Richmond 5, Portsmouth 0.
tims of tho ZR-2 will bc held hero issue.
next Snturdny. Officials will attend
The Osceola Cypress Co., nt San
I’ied.nont League
in stntc,
ford,
is nnothor one of the state's
At Dnnvillo 3, Raleigh G.
largest
industries. They nre now cuU
At Durham 1, Greensboro 14.
The world nows tho day It happens,
ting
nbout
100,000 feet a day.
At Highpoint 3, Winston-Salem 0.
tho Herald office.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL HEAD
USED QUESTIONABLE METHODS
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who w ants to build. E xperts say th at lum ber will
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PAGE TWO
SOCIETY
MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
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A party of young people met at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Courier have re
home
of Mrs. F. C. Gatehell Mondny
turned from a delightful trip to Ten
night,
to welcome the bride nnd groom
nessee.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, back
Lnno left today to the City Substantial.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
fo r Daytonn Reach where they will
They all enjoyed a very delightful
upend several dnys with the former’s evening. Ice cream, cake and fruit,
father,
i were served as refreshments.
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Those present were ns follows: Mr.
R. R. Allyn, of Tampa, wns n bus!- and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, Mr. and
nesH visitor here yesterday.
j Mrs. Tom Moore Mr. and Mrs. Schellc
-------Mnines, Mr.- and Mrs. F. C. Gatehell,
It. H. Adams, of Clarsville, Fla., Misses Mamie Steele, Yftte Williams,
was registered ut the Montezuma to- 4Rpntrice Martin, Essie and Ruth
<lny.
j Whittle,Corine Stanley, Helen Chor-------pening, Jimmcy I.ang, Adcllc Rhines,
Frank Clark, jr., Sam Murrell and Ruby n„y, Nellie Lossing, Messrs.
K. R. Murrell returned last night from Brlnton Crenshnw, Bert and Ben Stool,
Wauchula.
, Hughes Register, Fred Rhines, Bob
-------^
Williams, Dudly Roy, Tom BrothcrMcssrs. I). L. and R. T. Thrasher so,„( Newton Stonstrum and Master
are spending the day at Daytona Stuart Gatehell.
Beach today.
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Mrs. D. A. Caldwell leaves tomor
IN A STRONG ROLE
row for Leesburg, where she will
spend a week or more with her sister,
Screen Star Gives Grout Dramatic
Mrs.;J. S. Mahoney.
Portrayal in R-C Film "The
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Mistress of Shenstone"
Mrs. R. It. Dens and children are
upending some time at Daytona Beach
In "The Mistress of Shenstone," her
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
second Robertson-Cole super-special
Ward.
production, adapted from the novel of
the same name by Florence Barclay,
Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson returned
Pauline Frederick, popular emotional
home Tuesday from an extended vis star, has a role vastly different from
it to Montreat, and Asheville, N. C.,
anything which she has ever before
and Columbia, S. C.
done for the screen. The picture will
be at the Star Theatre tonight.
PICNIC SUPPER PARTY
As Lady Myra Ingleby, Pauline
Mesdames Easterby, Pm don, Sr,, A,
Frederick has every opportunity for
E. Hill and 1). A. Caldwell motored
the expression of her rare dramatic
out to the country home of Mrs. Fred i
ability, but she portrays a sweet,
Williams Tuesday where they spent
womanly character, rather tlum the
the afternoon very pleasantly witli
more worldly type in which she has
fancy work, knitting and crocheting.
heretofore been seen.
Bate in the afternoon a delicious sup
Lady Ingleby is the wife of n man
per was served.
much older than herself, who although
very kind, regards her more ns n
SURPRISE PARTY.
pretty toy than a helpmate and com
Monday evening the young people panion. When through an accident
•of the Baptist church gave a surprise
Lord Ingleby is reported killed, and
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Myra after many months of loneli
Forrest Gatehell, on Onk avenue, in ness meets a man who makes of her
•compliment to Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth
a confidant and companion; who re
Harper whose marriage was a recent
gards iter us tile most wonderful being
event, tii king place in Ay den, N. C„
in the world, she is supremely happy.
August 111),
Hut like a holt out of a clear sky,
Mr, and Mrs. Harper were invited to
shattering their happiness, and mak
go to rido with friends, and on coin
ing the way dark before them, comes
ing down stairs found the porch filled
the news that the report of Lord Ingwith friends.
leby’s death is false.
Games and music were enjoyed
How Myra meets the situation
throughout the evening ami at a late which then arises, how she succeeds
hour fruit, ice cream and cake were
in keeping pure the wonderful love of
served by Mrs. Gatehell assisted by
the man who has come into her life,
Mrs. Schellc Mainca, Miss Carrie and at last is enabled to meet her
Htunlcy and others.
heart's desire, furnish the many dra
There were about forty guests who matic moments in the screen version
enjoyed this delightful event.
of this famous novel.
Miss Frederick is supported by a
PKESCOTT-HARPEB
A wedding of much interest to the cast of unusual merit including such
runny friends of the groom wns the players as Roy Stewart, a star in his
marriage of Miss Pearl Prescott nnd own right, in the role of Jim Airth,
Mr. Ellsworth Harper, which took the man whom Myra iocs; Emmett
place at the home of the hridc in King, well-known character actor, as
Dr. Burton, Myra's friend nnd advisor;
Ayden, N. C., August 25th.
The bride made a very charming Helen Wright, as Mrs. O'Mnrn and
picture in her traveling suit of blue Arthur Clayton as Reginald Ingram.
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tricot Ino nnd worn with a moat be
coming hat, and other accessories to
match. Her flowers were a corsugo
of bride's rosea and feriiB.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy young couple left for Wlllston,
N. C., going from there to Jackson
ville and then to Lake Uutler where
they were the guests of the groom's
parents.
Mr. anr Mrs. Harper arc now
pleuaantly located at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest GnUbcil, oil
Onk avenue.
Mr. Harper holds a responsible po
sition with Gil Ion & Frye Electrical
Co., and has numerous friends who
will be interested to learn of his re
cent marriage.
Thursday—Miss Apnea Dunins will
entertain at a "shower" in compH■jnent to Mias Helen l’cck, n brido'tilcct, of September.
‘Thursday—Stay at Home Club will
hnvo n danco at the home of Mr.
«nd Mrs. It. J. Holly, Thursday
might.
IFriday—Peter Selinnl will give a
dance at the Valdez hotel( att 0
o'clock.
Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
bo held at the Central Park at 5 SURPRISE PARTY ON
HRIDE AND GROOM.
o’clock.
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Mr .and Mrs. I. D. Hart and Miss
Ruby Hart, returned Inst Wednesday
from a three month’s trip through tho
north, their first trip up the country,
nnd they enjoyed It line.
Ningara
Falls ,thoy think, the most wonderful
ever, also the npplc orchnrds grnpo
vineyards, full of fruit, nnd clover
fields in full bloom. They visited Mrs.
Atchcson, who formally visited hero
on Geneva avenue. She is now living
in Middleflcld, O.
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Mrs. Jennie Powell Cownn wns hero
last week from Jacksonville with her
sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller, who has
been ill some time. Mrs. Cownn and
Mrs. Miller went to Jncksonvillo
Monday, Mrs. Miller to remain some
time for medical treatment.
Mrs. Lily Jones, Miss Hoskins
Jones, nnd Paul Jonrs, were at Dnytonn Bench for the week-end nnd
Mrs. Jones remained for Inst week
which was spent very plensnntly.
El wood Irish was ill Pahokeo Inst
week on a business trip.
Alton MorriR wns here over week
end visiting relatives. Alton hns been
at the teachers preparatory school In
Gainesville nnd will tench school in
West Palm Bench this winter. He
was an East Sanford boy until tho
family removed to Pahokeo nnd every
one here wishes him success.
Miss Susie Fay lias a position in
Palntkn with the Southern Utilities
Co.
Mrs. Frances MeDnugal Swanson
is returning to Hot Springs, Ark., on
Friday to flnishf training ns gradu
ate nurse.
Mrs. Charles Merriwethcr nnd bnhy are expected homo this week from
a month's visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Merriwethcr, Sr., at their home In
Lynchburg, Vn.
Q. C. McDougnl is iu Tampa on a
business trip for a short time.
Mr, Toyama is setting cauliflower
in the field, and there are a good many
line looking lettuce beds to be seen
growing.
Paul Jones lias a brand new dog
imported direct from Italy.
Paul’s
friend, M. L. Futch, came up from
Tampa the other .day, and brought
the dog as a gift to Paul. The dog
laid come over here from Italy ns a
stow-a-way in a returning phosphntc
ship and Mr. Futch got him of the
sailors. The dog has been named
Toney, ft bus not been decided
whether he is a garlic or a spngottl
hound. Toney is a bright clever pup
if lie is a dago,
The Weeks family have Carl Clark,
of Wilmington, N. C., as their guest.
A party was made up of the Weeks
young people and Mr. Clark and eth
ers for a week-end trip to St. Augus
tine.
G. F .Smith, from town, has decid
ed to go into farming again we un
derstand, and lias rented twenty acres
of G. W. Spencer at Cameron City,
and will grow celery and lettuce.
The homes of W. W. Miller and
Elwooil Irish were broken into on
Saturday afternoon between :i nnd 5
o'clock. Both homes are located on
Cameron avenue, near Moore’s Sta
tion. At the Miller home a window
screen wns cut nnd the window brok
en and then unlatched; at the north
side of the house the thief broke open
a trunk anil got a beautiful hunting
case watch with a chain. The watch
was engraved with Mrs. Miller's ini
tials. A ring and a watch chain slide
sot with a cameo nnd a, ring belong
ing to Mr. Miller, with his initials. A
revolver and a purse containing $21.
The thief also took some ties belong
ing to Mr. Miller nnd two silk
waists and a crepe dcchinc scarf be
longing to Mrs. Miller, and made a
parcel of them and then went next
door to Mr. Irish and broke in a win
dow in the same as at the Miller
home, and got a shot gun and just
about then Mr. and Mrs. Irish drove
in the back way and the noise fright
ened tho thief nnd lie ran out t)iu
front way and left the parcel contain
ing the scurf, etc. The sheriff was
enlleil lip and visited the Miller nnd
Irish hnnios but ns yet there has been
no one suspected. The thief wns ap
parently a man or boy with a neat
litUe foot as the foot print would
mean about a No. 8 shoe.
French experimenters have demon
strated thnt motor trucks can bo used
to transport freight over the rough
est caravan routes of tho Snliura desoert.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1__Walter
C. Krout, salesman, Atlnntn, who wns
arrested here last night, wns said by
the police tddny to have admitted ho
"forged nnd raised" checks amounting
to thousands of dollars recently in 0
number of cities in order thnt ho
might have money to entertain his
bride of little more than a week. Tho
couple Btill were on their honeymoon
when Krout wns arrested;
STATION
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* 70 pound rolls from St. Augustine to
* Key West with 00 pound rails, which
* work already Is under wny.
STATE NEWS *
H ave Opened a Tail
SEABREEZE—A colony of -from
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Shop on Second St
TAMPA—A series of difficulties the tropical growth of Seabreeze will With a Fine Line of Woo|tn, „ I
which started when Juan Julio filed be erected this winter for a club com on hand. Prices ns low ns ' “
charges of disorderly conduct against posed of interior decorators, urtiHts consistent with good work. |
Jules Jullano finally resulted to the nnd professionals of New York city. to introduce myseir nnd haillii
dtscomforturc of Jailor Oscar Mendez The colony will bo one of the most you—
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of West Tnmpn, who arrested Jullano. unique of Its kind in America nnd will
Julinno himself was discharged while represent an expenditure of approxi For 15 D ays I Will Givi
Jailor Mendez served a day’s sentence mately $200,000. The club has pur
in jail. The first tangle In tho case chased a large tract of land covered pair o f extra Trousen
occurred Snturdny when It is said with tropica Ishnihbcry on Halifax - w ith every Suit Order!
Julinno fniled to appear in court and and University avenues with a front Everything Tailor-made and g.
forfeited a $100 bond. The defendant age <»f 470 feet on the Halifax river
faction Guaranteed
appeared in court Mondny nnd his a t and extending back to within a Bhort
C leaning, Repairing,
torneys explained he hud conic to distance of the ocenn.
court Snturdny but hnd misunder
Pressing
stood the time set for his ense. The
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trial then moved forwnrd on its mer
ing projecting points nre nn English
its and resulted In Jullnno's freedom
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after testimony was given thnt the invention for persons who walk on
SANFORD
alleged assault consisted of nothing Bund that would e n g u lf ordinary
Maker of Fine Clothes for Mn I
more than Jullono’s pushing Julio shoes.
from his home. Some of the evidence
presented. during the trial, however,
tended to show thnt Jailor Mendez
had been unnecessarily aggressive In
making the arrest nnd Municipal
Judgu Pencock recalled some of the
witnesses to clear up this feature.
W a tc h m a k e r s
Mendez, they said, entered the Julinno
r
home without any formality, refused
to accept a $100 bond and finally to
E ngravers
have pointed a pistol at the mnii'n
sister with a threatening remark.
Mendez denied the allegation. Judge
Peacock said thnt while nn officer was
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justified in using force if the occas
ion demanded, it was bis opinion that
sometimes an officer became over
/.ealous nnd ordered Jailer Mendez Co
take himself to his jail for a day at
the end of which time ho eould re
lease himself.
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OCALA—Fans are discussing the +<•
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possibility of organizing a Central
Florida baseball league to play next
season. Teams representing Ocala,
Gainesville, Leesburg, Inverness, WiiHstnn, and several smaller towns
have furnished a tip-top brand of
baseball this summer and the circuit,
if organized, would he made up of
clubs selected from these places.
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OCALA—The football squad repre
senting the Ocala high school wns at
a disadvantage lust season because of
the youth of the members and lack
of practice, but there was no com
plaint or excuses whet it went down |
to defeat. Thu eleven this season will
be composed almost entirely of last
year’s cloven and the boys, with a %
year’s accession of weight and muscle y
have begun practice although school |
has not yet opened. Last season’s |
games resulted: Hillsborough, 27;
Ocala, 0; Duval, 08; Ocala, 8; DcLaml, |
0; Ocala, 0.
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TAMPA—This city's curf *v ordi
nance having proved successful so far
in keeping youngsters under 17 years
of age off the streets at night, local
officials nre now directing their ef
forts towards motorists under the
age limit. A city ordinance pro
vides thnt no person under the age of
17 shall drive an nutoniobile within
the city, but officials say that lack of £
enforcement hns resulted in danger
to pedestrains and the word has been ■
passed out to take into custody the
juvenile offenders and turn them over
to the juvenile authorities for pun
ishment.
JACKSONVILLE — Although the
Florida legislature of 1007 uppropr*
ntod $10,0(10 fur the placing of a stat
ue of General E. Kirby-riant h in tho
Hall of Fame, at Washington, and the
stntuij has been in its place in the na
tional capitol a number of years, the
federal government never has accept
ed it officially nor has it been unveil
ed. Persons here interested in the
statue are asking why there has been
III! acceptance and what (ins been done
toward preparations for the ultimate
unveiling. .Several years after til"
Kirby-Smith Statue was authorized,
a statue of I)r. John Gorrie, discov
erer of the process for making arti
ficial ice, was presented to the Hall of
Fame, was accepted by the govern
ment and unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies. In view of the fnct that
fourteen years have elapsed since the
action of the legislature and several
yonrs Rincc tho forwarding to Wash
ington of Florida’s civil war hero,
many persons hero are desirous of
having the Kirby-Smith statue for
mally presented the government, ncccpted and unveiled.
ST. AUGUSTINE—The nnnuul re
port of the Florida East Const rail
way for 1020 shows thnt during thnt
year the rnllrond added to its equip
ment ton passenger locomotives, two
switch engines, two dining cars, two
all steel mall enrs, anefy six nil steel
baggage cars in addition to certain
freight equipment. Construction, of
tho additional ferry slip at Key
West wns begun nnd will he com
pleted this year, tho estimated cost
being about $250,000. Other work au
thorized included the replacement of
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921
Speejacks Off for Tour of World
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive o f results.
All progressive movements th at
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
You Can Find the N am e o f E very Live Pro
fessional and B u sin ess Man in
Sanford in T his Column
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LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Lnw
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
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Contractor and Builder
Mr, uihI Mrs. A. I>. flowcii of Chicago him* left tlmi iltv mi u water trip
0*er Seminole County Bnnk
iirmind the* world. "hey urn going In their gns engine limit ”Hpei'Jii.‘|(H,’’ f)H a
SANFORD
FLORIDA
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FLORIDA
f.et Iuiik by 17 feet wide. They Intend to enihv iiround various waters for a SAWl,u,lu
jenr IIml n half or two yearn. Mr. (Jowen estimates that he will travel 47,000
inlle.H before Ida return.
BATTERIES
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T h e Sem inole C ounty f
#*«««•B a n k
DOES AWAY WITH M L PAIN
Remarkable Aneathatle May
Employed In Delicate Dental
Surgical Operations,
Sanford C o n stru cts Co.
.CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
MODELS SABER-TOOTH TIGER B attery Troubles to U s Planes nnd Specifications Cheorfallj;
Furnished
on ElMlrietl Worn and eon tin
Los Angeles Man Has Fashioned a Re w. Sp.ol.Il/.
All Work Guaranteed
you d.p.nd.bl. aarrlea..
production of Moat Terrible PreWX ALSO HAVK COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE
P. O. Bax 1
historic Beast.
torn o m x A o u s n T o n « * »
BRINO YOUR
A conl-tnr chemical for the elimina
done from tho earth before tho con Sanford B attery Service B uilders & C opt
tion of all [min In dental surgical op tract was let for the Pyramids, tho fe
Company
Sketches and Estimates Freei m
erations, simple of application and rocious and all-devouring saber-toothed Phone 189
L. A. Remind, Prop. building too large and uone too i
SERVICE
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
suitable for repented and universal tiger that ruled llm unltiml kingdom
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use la oral surgery, according to the 200,000 years ago lias no secrets from
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Sclentlllc American, la niimmnced by tho scientists of todny, and u Los An HARTFORD BATTERY
W ilson & Shorey
Dr. Joseph A. Klein of New York geles man even has gone so fur as to
Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
city.
“B attery Insurance”
sculpture In enneretu what he consid
This new chemical Is liquid In form, ers to be a perfect reproduction of
well to two members of the class, Is applied on a pellet of cotton to the
Sold and Serviced by
the terrible monster with tho sabered
P U R E W A TER
Miss Oilvq Lczctte nnd James Rush, gum or mucous membrane surrounding mouth.
Edw.
H
iggin
s,
Inc.
who nre leaving for school this week. the tooth to he anesthetized or Into
Tho scientist, William Hpnldlng,
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd a cavity prior to excavation where a has the sculptured piece In tho work
Elder Springs W ater
H a ig h t & M agee
family nnd Jumcn Rush spent Tues tooth Is to ho tilled or treated. It shop nt Ids residence. He was presi
99.98% PURE
produces complete local anesthesia In dent of tho Southern California Acudday in Orlando,
Phone 311-W
Sanford. FI
from two to eight minutes and elim oiny of Helenco for four terms, and In
Messrs. John Robertson and S. L. inates all feeling for from one to six
GARAGES
that capacity he laid occasion to leurti
Mrs. 0. W. Wolcott entertained nt a Murphy spent Sundny nt Daytona hours.
as much about the saber-toothed tiger
Smith Bros. G arage
dinner pnrty Inst Wednesdny in hon Beach.
Doctor Klein hns extracted teeth an moil of today are penult ted to
LORD’S PU R IT Y
W. J. Lawton nnd family spent and pulps painlessly by the use of this know.
or of Mrs. J. C. Lcttlce, of Winter
Expert Repairing
W ATER
chemical. Its effect Is entirely local,
Park. The guests wore Mrs. J. C. Snturdny afternoon in Orlando.
He was Instrumental In opening the
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
so
It
may
he
applied
with
perfect
safe
famous fossil beds at Bren, where tho
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wade left Wed
Lattice, Mrs. D. N. Bntchcllor, Mrs.
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Oak and First
ty, regardless of the patient’s age or
Walter W. Hose, MIsb Ilnrriet Rose, nesday afternoon for Wildwood where general physical condltiou, and It Is ‘ remains of the tigers were found In
Dally Service
Phone 1M
of Winter Park, and Miss Allie Knox, they will reside for the present, Mr. particularly valuable as an anesthetic good enough preservation to recon
the skeletons.
Wade having given up his run on the in the extraction of children’s teeth. struct
of Atlanta, Gn.
From the relics of tho skeletons,
SA N FO R D NOVELTY
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. West nre the Seaboard into Oviedo.
It leaves no disagreeable after-effect, uncovered In the Bren pits, he has con
E. F. Lane
N. H. Tanner is spending the week hut because of Its long period of ac cluded Unit the tigers of 200,000 years
proud parents of n fine bnby boy, born
tivity gives the nervous system ample ago were similar la size to the Itengiils
WORKS
Real Estate and Insurance
I in Minml.
Monday, August 129.
Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Swope and fam time to recover from the shock of op of today, differing essentially from
Mtimes Ruth and Elizabeth Yountti
Phone 95
eration before the nerves In the area
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Miss Virginia Wright and Reverdy ily spent Saturday afternoon in San of the operation regain their normal them In their outstanding feature—
the long saber teeth from which no
Wright returned Saturday from Sara ford.
feeling or activity.
enemy could he safe.
General Shop and Mill
Miss Olive Lcgette entertained a
Geo. W. K n ight
sota.
With die skeleton remains of the
Australia's
Geographic
Position.
Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott and son, Henry, number of her girl frlcndH at a rook
tigers siillldciilly reproduced to out
Real Estate and Insurance
Australia's exact position on world line the forms mid physical character
Work
spent last week in Orlando and Win pnrty Snturdny night.
maps, originally determined by Cap- istics of the tigers, Mr. Spalding fquml SANFORD
FLORIDA
Mrs. O. P. Swope nnd children re tnln Cook, the early explorer, was
ter Park.
CONTRACTOR and BtJILDER
Mrs. C. S. Lee and MIhs Mnble turned Thursday from Daytona Bench brought Into question recently when little dllllculty la making a likeness
of the animal. In Ids art work he has
517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla,
Swope, entertained most delightfully where they have' been spending ttie wireless authorities, after direct check reproduced tho skeleton proportions
ing by radio with standard time and added the external clinrnctorls- Tho vocational committee of tho Busi
last Friday afternoon in honor of summer.
ELECTRICAL
Mrs. Ralph Bussford is visiting,her clocks at Lyons, France, said they be tlcs of the cut family, whereby lie be ness nnd Professional Women's Club
their mother, Mrs. S. W. Swope. The
lieved
there
Is
an
error
of
perhaps
party was a surprise to Mrs. Swope, pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. F. Lcgette.
lieves a perfect copy bus been accom requests nil young women desiring
100 yards on all maps In Australia's plished of tin* llre-eyed feline demon employment to register nt tho First
which added much to the pleaesure of
COLONIAL LAM PS
north-south lines.
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that roamed supreme In the days be National Bank.
the occasion both for Mrs. Swopo and
Seafarers who llrsl sketched Aus fore mini was.—Los Angeles Express.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirman
the guests.
tralia’s position bused their calcula
Mrs. Z. Spinks and baby, of Lees
tions on the chronometer, the llnely
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
made watch which keeps Greenwich
burg, are visiting Mrs. M. M. King.
time.
Corrections
were
made
from
Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Young and
time to time, until linn] checking by
daughters, Catherine, Maxine and
o p t . n.
cable was believed to he accurate.
Wililn, returned Saturday night from
Lately, however, Sydney wireless
A large crowd from here attended
a trip of several weeks duration to
men who have been listening to the
points in Arkansas, Alabama, and the society wedding in Sanford Fri dock ticks at Lyons, say they have TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO
day evening.
discovered there Is a perceptible loss
Mississippi.
FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER
Mrs. Knte Wilke called on Mrs. of time in transmitting the correct
James Rush, left Wednesday for his
BOTHERS YOU.
seconds over the cable. The loss, It
Ballard Tuesday afternoon.
home in Opelika ,Ala.
Is
said,
led
to
errors
In
miqi-mnklng.
Christine McClellan, Lula nnd Eth
GILLON & FR Y
W. F- Argo, who has been quite ill
OPTOMETRIST
Eating meat regularly eventually OPTICIAN
for the past week, is able to be out el LcFilcs, nnd Mrs. May Rivers, Os
Phone 442
Mohammedan Law.
produces kidney trouble In some form Graduate Northern Illinois College
sie Howard nnd Jack Flynt, were
again.
212
Enst
First
St.
Snnford,
Fin.
In
the
.Moslem
state
of
Turkey
tho
Miss A. D. Mitchell entertained visiting in Moore Station Monday Inws of the empire rest In principle or other, says u well-known authori
ty, because the uric add in meat ex
TR A N SFE R ~
Monday night in honor of Mrs. A. K. evening.
on the basis of the Koran, the Hmllth,
cites
the
kidneys,
they
become
over
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
T.
W.
Provntt
moved
nr Irmlltlons of Mohammed, nnd file
Crawford, her 19121 graduating class,
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS’*
reported savings of his siiceessurs. nil worked; get sluggish; clog up and
Misses Elizabeth Lawton, Olivo Li- into the Flynt property.
causes
nil
sorts
of
distress,
particu
,;f
v.:'
h
are
hlinllm;
upon
the
sov
C.
0.
WILSON.
Own.r
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Quick Service T ransfer
Lulu
LoFiles
and
Rev.
Wright
took
zdte and Mabel Swope, nnd James
ereign ’ f the slate ns lip........ Mas- larly backache and misery in the kid- SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
dinner
with
Mrs.
T.
W.
Prevntt.
Storage Facilities
Rush, nnd Francis Swope. After
Knell
successive sultan, h ov nyy region; rheumatic twinges, severe
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If
we
plcuso
you, tell others; if not
The
B.
Y.
P.
U.,
meet
Sundny
night
Icm*.
Kuril
supper, Messrs. Dowdy, Wethers and
alities n s <ul; d
W ie kt B r o t h e l C « r . ( o Buililln.
headaches,
ncid
stomach,
constipation,
tell
us.
Phono 498
McCall, joined the pnrty nnd rook at the Bnptist church.
h!s !:■ !!vldmil ptrpo-“ nnd. by virtue
torpid
liver
sleeplessness
blndder
nnd
Prnyor
meeting
wns
held
nt
the
of tils iihsfduto authority, his lews
games were enjoyed fdr the rest of
Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Are
"Baptist church Wednesday night.
have stood until inborn have swept urinary irritation.
the evening.
HOTELS
The moment your hack hurts or
The community club met at the them away. The nearest iipprimcli to
Mrs, I), n , Bntchcllor, Mr .and Mrs.
u Supreme court Justice Is the sultan
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
Artie Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. John town hull Mondny afternoon with n He Interprets (7) the law ns he thinks kidneys aren’t neting right, or if blnd
H otel M ontezum a
der
bothers
you,
get
about
four
ounc
COMMERCIAL AND
Coleman. Lettice, M. M. Smith, Sr., largo attendance.
tiest for his people.—New York Trib es of Jnd Salta from any good phar
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
JOB PRINTING
A large crowd from Sanford a t
M. M. Smith, Jr., nnd Miss Sledge, of
une.
macy;
tnke
n
tahlespoonful
in
a
glass
91.50 Up Per Day
Winter Park, visited Mrs. 0. G. Wol tended the rond meeting here Mon
of
water
before
breakfast
for
n
few
dny night.
cott Sunday afternoon.
Seeing Without Eyes.
Herald P rin tin g Co.
Miss Ruth McFarland spent Sun
That the blind cun perceive light days nnd your kidneys will then net
Mrs. (’, T. McCully and littlo dnugh
fine.
This
famous
salts
is
made
from
and darkness Is asserted by I>r. A
ter, Naomi, returned Saturday from dny with Ethel LoFiles.
Mr. Claude ColTlc nnd Miss Clara t’niitnnnet In Medicine (Paris). Doctor tho ncid of grapes and lemon juice,
C. A. W H IDDO N
«n extended visit to Mrs. McCulley’s
BOOK, JOB AND COM
Harrison left Friday night for MU; <’nnt..»..et tested eyeless seeing mu combined with lithin, nnd has been
Parents in Ohio.
CLEANING,
PRESSING, ALTERING
PRINTING
MERCIAL
on,1. Mr.
Mr. CofTie
CoITlo nnd
winery by hn.ulnglng .In eyes g . ■ used for generations to flush clogged
nnd wife
wife came home, |it*«i«if
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Kimbrel and anil.
Herald
Building
Phono
148
Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co,
and cement ruling Ills ntlentlnn kidneys nnd stimulate them to porMrs. \\ M. Wright motored to San Sunday. Miss Harrison will stay for for 50 hours mi perception of light.
Phono 465
nuil activity; niso to neutralize tho
He found that he could then perceive
ford via the beautiful Genova rond n couple of weeks.
PRINTING
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard, of Beck not merely light mill darkness hut ncids in the urine so it no longer irri
Sunday afternoon.
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Hammock,
spent Sundny with friends ■•Iso large nnd shining objects.
DRINK
.Miss Olive Lorrette nnd Mrs. A. K.
250 Hnmmermlll envelopes printed,
Jnd Salts cannot , injure nnyono;
Testing
many
blind
persons,
he
rawford l*;ft Thursday for Jnckzon- nnd relatives.
$1.75.—Seminole
Printery,
902
French
Elder
Springs
Water. Its 99 98-10®
found the same ability. He nm l hales makes a delightful effervescent llthavo.
87-0tp
l' whercthey will enter Mnnsey
per
cent
pure,
phono 31L
t
this vision without eyes to ltanvler's
iness College.
Ready .made asbestos jackets, de Konsory cells, which have u nerve ln-wnter drink which millions of men
nnd women tnke now nnd then to keep
rs. T. W. Lawton nnd her Sunday signed to fit all standard types of sensation with the bruin centers.
the kidneys nnd urinnry organs clenn,
d class, entertained at a chicken residence heaters, have been patented
"
yZ
S „ ” :|P ick ,i"S
P reservin g
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
—Get
your
Scratch
Puds
from
The
at White’s Wharf Tuesday ove to conserve fuel nnd protect the
15c
tho
week.
—Adv„
Herald—by tho pound—15c.
rlie party wnH given In fare motnl.
OVIEDO
REAL ESTATE
.. Employment Bureau..
GAT LESS'MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
New Era Printery
llr li:
TIME
<-jl i j !ty ~Ma (ulllf,|
f.nnfluct n ~'l.oM n
Pisnor
Fimnd" popartmoM*
l I HANK
U)He r e 's mn
WHBRE. ItHlLU IS H
B«JTTOWS'
RVHNW, CJHCRB
THe DICKERS
IS KN ffLEPO^_J
v socks ? }
pP oON*1CR
NO
] tOHA*--‘lUMBRC DID
VOU HWrtL?
THEM WKUt-J
Go s h * v o o J
HEVER KtJOLUL.
ujMtne A*JtTWN6
IS ROUND J
e have the
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly G lasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
|ALCAKTOONCO,BY, I i f f /
ii
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grow n crop which is just ns rich, Just llsh independent water transportaabundant and just ns profitable,— .tion, either to connect with the Inde
nnd to water sheds. From nn econom citrus. Government statistics show pendent boat lines which will bo op
h ^ t jb s ^ f i ^ s . s " •
ic standpoint it is important in the that ONE-THIRD of all tho money erated out of Jacksonville, or to mako
a Tailor
Routhcm states to keep forests grow- taken in for oranges in Florida for tho through trips to New York, Bos
1020 went to ORANGE COUNTY. Or- ton, Bultifore nnd other ports.
inir to encourage tourist travel."
#Second St,
f p i u i u m ___________
lnndo citizens hnvo builded upon n
----------- o----------"Tnmpn hns already Inunchcd a
of Woolens »|t | „
Judge Cheney nnd I. W. Phillips, civic pride that is the by-word of ev definite movement to establish inde
B. J . HOLLY _____________ Editor
W
low ns pouiy.
(I* J. llLLARD._.8ecreUry*Treaiar«r of Orlando, want a broad highway ery persons who visits within our lim pendent water transportation to cfl)dwork.
l „ orJ
H. A. NEEL.---------General Manager forty feet wide from Sanford to Or its. "We have a great town," said enpe the threatened increase in rntes
If
and
liosintti
t,
lando beautified with trees and several Sanford speakers last night, and unless the other water points in
CURTIS BARBER
shrubs nnd flowers, nnd make it n “hut every time we go to Orlnndo wo the state combine to protect them
CIBOULATIOH HAMAOEE
Tho features offered by this bank in the way of safe
memorial to the world war veternns, come bnck and wonder if we will ever selves the big fish will ent up the
Phone 148 up to 6 P. M.
I Will Give*
ty, security nnd dependability are certain elements
be like your city. Your wonderfully
AOrwtiMng ItU i K»d» Xaow — Applliuttoa instead of spending nny money on developed lakes, beautiful homes, smnll fellowH. Snnford hnH been dis
•a Trousers
that are behind a real banking service.
bronze statues that mean nothing.
cussing the matter recently, through
■abaertpUM Prio* ta Adraao*
magnificent
stores
nnd
buildings,"
A
Dm Th i .............................................. H-M Let this great idea sink into your
Suit Order
its Chamber of Commerce, PeLnnd is
■a iN lki ......................................... >.0*
Banking service begins first with the safe-guarding
minds, and lay all your future plans town may hnve ever so many naturul also considering the matter nnd nt
B»llT«r»d la City by Oaniar
'•made and Silk
0 — W » k .......................................................II CWati
of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest function is
for this highway, oven though it can resources but if they are undeveloped the Inst conference of the Board of
uarantccd
they count for naught. It is the push
Tka bl* It* t« ibp«tl WmUj K«nl4 aaits aid to sound growth in the community.
Uraty evtan Bamlaala County and la psbUabad not be forty feet wide. We enn, at and spirit of the citizenship thnt builds Governors of the Pnlatkn Chnmber of
r way Friday, AdvarUalne ratal mada known least in the next year or two make it
pairing and
ea application. DamnoraUa la palltloa. n.W
a community, where thi" fenturc Ib Commerce H. 0. Hamm pointed out
We back up every advertisement with tangible bank
sixteen feet wide, nnd benutify it. lacking there can be no advancement. the seriousness of the situation ,nnd
par yaar, alvaya la adraaoo.
sing
ing service and every assistance within our power.
Two such growing cities ns Sanford Roth Sanford nnd Orlnndo are im the advisability of making some ar
Member of The Aaaodated Preoa
CASH------- ^
nml Orlando need this highway.
bibed with this spirit, und while It rangement whereby Pnlatka could se
----------- o----------ndall
lasts nothing but success can come cure a freight rate from eastern mar
WE WILL HAVE CHEAPER RATES from it. Orlnndo needs Sanford ns kets of from twenty-flve to forty per
•ORI)
cent,
under
the
proposed
readjusted
Snnford
needs
Orlnndo.
Situated
at
Business is picking up—everything
clothes for
The meeting of the "Ship-by-Wat- the head of the navigation of the St. tariffs."—Pnlatkn News.
is lovely.
er" organization here last
nijjht Johns river, Sanford should become
This is the proper spirit, nnd one
-0shows the spirit of the times nnd the greatest commercial center of in- thnt Snnford can well tnke to heart,
Prospcrlty is tickling our nose to shows thnt the American people and
terlor Florida. Through, her, jio rt Just now.wo aro doing, and will do,
day with the straw of publicity.
"A Community Builder"
especially the pcoplo of Florida are should come and go the commerce for nil in our power to get the Clyde Lino
—
b----------tired of'being gouged by the railroads the whole central portion of the state. enough business to put on n dnlly
Wo don't know how you feel about and instead of asking the railroads to
F. P. FORSTER................. .......... ;.............. ..President
It but we will be glad when the Thurs do this or do thnt the people intend In his talk last night Judge Cheney steamer, or two steamers, if neces
B. F. WH1TNER................................................Cashier
day afternoons arc off the calendar of to ship by water and keep it up indef- suid he hoped to live to see the day sary. And Pnlntka putting on her
Iwhen a forty foot grouted brick road own, stenmers, if necessary, shows
lazy nftcrnooiis.
initely. This is no idle boast or pipe i would connect the two cities; when thnt the people are becoming aroused
dreams to be dissipated as soon as the Orlnndo merchants would receive their to the vital issues of transportation,
Man remarked to thu Herald yes
railroads lower their rates when they frojg},t by the water route nnd have and do not intend to stand for nny
terday thnt the Chamber of Commerce are compelled to do so. It is an earn
THEATRE
RESORT
had him worked to denth. It is cer est endeavor of the shippers and it transported with speed and dispatch more gouging. We hnve the great
to
the
doors
of
their
establishments.
MANAGER
DANCE HALL
CAFE
St. Johns river nnd we can force the
tainly a working body with commit growers and merchants generally to
Others
predicted
an
electrically
pro
tee meetings mornings, noons, after better their condition and to keep their
government to recognize this river,
------------ ELECTRIC---------noons und nights. Out this is the life. business from being ruined by the ex pelled railway between the two cities give us deeper wnter und n better
both of which we feel confident will channel, nnd, like Pnlatkn, we can
PIA N O S
ORCHESTRIONS
----------- o----------orbitant freight rates that suck all come in time.
FOR
YOUR
PURPOSE
IN
ALL STYLES AND SIZES
No, Pauline, the Herald will not the life blood from the victims. The
put on our own hont lino if necessnry.
With the spirit which the Sanford However, the Clyde Line seems dis
close on Labor Day. Neither does it time is post when lhe people should
at Reduced Prices
close on Thursday afternoons. In fact expect anything from the railroads. people have shown the past year noth posed to help us in our extremity,
ing
can
stop
their
progress.
They
will
wo arc beginning to believe that if The time is past when the railroads
and we should give them all the busi
business continues it will be nip and need to ask for anything from the peo receive the hearty co-operation of the ness thnt they enn tnke and give it
Orlando citizens in all their undertak
tuck to close the office on Sunday.
ple. Backed by the administration ings. Orlando hns long ago learned to them now. Think of it, you Snn
W. S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida
they get immense sums of money from the key to success; co-operation and ford merchants.
•++*v**+++4H
-WIRE
------------------------PHONE-----------------------WRITEThe board of governors of
the the government for fancied losses
-----------o---------Chamber of Commerce is working during the war nnd while taking these optimism. With a spirit of get-to MAINTAINING PUBLIC HIGH
while the majority of the members sums increase the freight rates and gether between the two cities and a
labor involved in keeping them in re of got)d nnd true men can be found
WAYS.
are sleeping. They are working for how? By coming to the towns with realization that what benefits the one
who would do credit to those posi
pair.
There
is
no
question
thnt
should
every citizen of Sanford and every a water rate nnd making their rate inevitably, directly or indirectly will
tions of responsibility.
Each
section
is
in
charge
of
a
pa
command
more
careful
thought
und
business in Snnford is getting the the same as the towns thnt have no benefit the other, Orlando and Sanford
Is this system practical for Volu
trolman, who is supposed to give his
can
build
a
greater
"Central
Florida"
study
than
tho
building
and
main
benefit of the good work of the Cham water rate. Just a fine little scheme
entire laboring time to the work of sia county roads? .Might it not bo
than
the
greatest
optimist
has
ever
tenance
of
puldlc
highways.
ber of Commerce.
to choke all competition in freight visioned.—Reporter-Star.
One feature thnt is now gaining in keeping his section of road in proper tried out to a limited extent In. oVrates in the future and when they
<ler to demonstrate its merits? What
popularity in some sections of the repair.
Schools will soon open, business will have everything just us they want it
do you say, Mr. County Commission
The
patrolmen
work
under
the
gen
SIDELIGHTS
ON
TUESDAY
country is what is called thc "patrol"
begin to begin, advertising will get they will tell the people where they
er?—DoLnnd News.
eral
supervision
of
the
county
en
NIGHT’S
BANQUET
system of keeping roads in ropnir.
bigger and better, the Herald will go can go. However, they cannot take
Seminole county found this out nnd
gineer,
or
supervisor.
The
successful
The scheme is to divide the high
to twelve or sixteen puges, Snnford the river away and we can nlways ship
Whnt's
the
most
popular
room
have
now established a road patrol
in
nnd
satisfactory
operation
of
such
n
ways of n county into sections, giving
will bo filled with tourists, the grow by water ami the railroads and the
Sanford
?
(’horns—U02.
under
n most competent man nnd it
system
would
depend
very
largely
a number to each section. The extent
ers will be shipping their good fruits interstate commerce commission nnd
Notice—All
young
sprouts
who
will
be
money saved to tho county in
upon
thc
honor,
integrity
nnd
effi
of the sections is determined by ex
and vegetables to market, fishing and all the rest of the hunch can take a
that you
want
to
know
the
latest
methods
in
many
ways.
ciency
of
the
patrolmen.
But
plenty
hunting will be good, "won't we have rear sent when the people of Florida
isting conditions pertaining to the
present-day courting, ask Kenney
you it is
fun?"
perfect their now organization of Guernsey.
“Ship by Wotor” and whether it is
dw about
Ask Kenny what the clock of today
The poor old printers have but few through the Clyde Line or an inde
says.
holidays. Like the clock of grandfath pendent Hue of steamers the people
ice. You
Bob Holly says a mosquito said,
er and the brook of Tennyson, we just will see to it that ship by water is
"times have certainly changed.” A
•»
; used by
seem to run ^on forever and yet wu followed out as far as possible for the
•*
,
,
few
years
ago
he
had
to
bite
the
girls
thrivo on hnrd work ami with the few balance of time. I he railroads and linIy on thc faCL. aiu, hunds.
gest cortoo,
flowers thut are scattered along our their friends in high quarters have
y all the
pathway now and then manage to keep killed the goose that laid the golden ••in glad they have changed," suid
in good humor and enjoy an hour or egg nnd have also killed nny spark of Boh.
jhboring
ao with the family when there are no friendship or sympathy that the pub The Corset Cover Twins were there,
meetings of any kind—which is be lic might have toward them. Here Brazzier and his brother Camisole.
If all the predictions made last ♦
tween December Hist and January 1st. after it will he a cold-blooded propo
night
come true, Orlando and Snn
-----------o----------sition with tho shippers and the rail ford will he divided only by a signpost £V
*
That was n great ;Iove feast at roads will find it out. We have no
telling
where
one
begins
and
the
oth
I
Sanford last night when the Cham fight with them and never intend to er ends.
[5 49
ber of Commerce of Sanford nnd Or have any. We have no argument with
I
Hail Bill and R. B. visited room UU2
lando hooked arms around each other them. The time for arguments is
twice more, they might have been *i
and sang that well known song: “In over. We intend to get action now speaking yet.
♦
tho shade of the old celery tree." nnd get it through the only channels
1' red Thorpe made seven trips to $
P 14
— Nothing like good -will and good cheer that remains—the chnnhCI of the StT* room HU2 that we know of. Lord
between cities. What helps one helps Johns river.
knows how many more which we did
Let the business men and shippers not see.
the other.—Orlnndo Sentinel.
of every town in South Central Flori
-----------o----------When it comes to boosting, bet
A visitor to the city this week said da study this matter closely and at thnt I.os Angeles chap had nothing on
If you have never given earnest attention to the classi
that he had been keeping his eye on tend the meeting ealled in Orlando J. P. Holbrook.
RDS
Sanford this summer through
thu Tuesday, September lllth at which
One regret of the occasion, us ex
TON
fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun
Daily Herald and it seined to him that time a permanent organization will be pressed by Representative Foster,
perfected
for
a
ship
by
water
cam
there had been no dull times here;
was the absence of one of the old war
ALL
ities which were almost made to order for YOU.
that the people atuyed at home more, paign that will bring the water to the horses, Captain B. M. Robinson. Men
eyes
of
thc
railroads
forever
und
nyo.
enjoyed themselves more, had more
tion of his name brought rounds of
RTS.
•---------- o---------- applause.
new things in the air, had more new
Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi
3RS.
ideas about city building, were more FOR A GREATER SANFORD AND
If there ever was nny animosity be
ORLANDO
in the public eye than any other city
tween Sanford and Orlando, it*H all
UN.
fieds mean to you?
over now.
of similar size in the South and he is
The Sanfurd Chamber of Commerce
in a business where he keeps up with
We didn’t know we were going to
R,
was
host last night to the Orlando hear grant! opera when we pulled out
such matters. It is just that old pep
There
are
two
ways.
One
is
to
advertise
in
the
classified
that tho Daily Herald brought to your Chnmber of Commerce, it was a great for Sanford last night, but Mrs. Tuk;e r .
gathering. A gathering where the ach's several vocal selections were all
doors every evening,
columns for whatever you may need. The other is to
advantages
of
each
section
were
dis
----------- o----------but that.
cussed in common and offered to the
In Mrs. Leonurdy Sanford’s WornFormer President Henry E. Hnrdt- other for the advancement of both, ,.,.iu
read and answer classified ads—to investigate those th at
,
, ,
•
,
,i
a
•
i
11,13
UuH”>ess
Club,
has
a
most
c
o
nor, of the Southern Forusty Con unt.............
ority of
pitted against the other in rival
gress says that too much idle land competition. It was a meeting where eluent speaker.
seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to
Bob Holly’s speech was as brilliant
means bankruptcy to a statu. Col. co-operation predominated and optim
h. It is
Joseph Hyde Pratt, chairman of the ism ran rampant. The speeches were ns his dome was shiny, needless to
learn how many of these little ads do talk business to
re f o u n d
executive committee says: "Putting eloquent nnd of good cheer, they pro say it could not be improved upon.
Ask Bill Glenn how many miles it
land to its best use means there will moted a feeling of brotherly love and
you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities
or ink at a much
not be uny idle or waste land. A cer comradeship, they helped to link closer is to Sanford.
It will he a great relief when they
tain percentage of the area of this together two of Florida's greutest cit,asm inelnk. If1
for you.
liet that road from Snnford to Or
icH and build thu foundation of a
, bring it back and
lando which Judge Cheney advocated.
greater Central Florida.
Some
of
your
friends
and
acquaintances
are
using
the
Turning off the brick is not so bad,
and fill your founThe resources und environments of
hut turning back, about gets one’s
SHRIMP, OKRA AND TOMAOrlando nnd Snnford arc entirely dif
classified columns regularly.
Some of them have found
goat.—Orlando Reporter-Star.
ial of the ink that
\
ferent but arc of anch a nutiure they
TO STEW
-----------o----------cun be used far thu benefit of each
profitable investments in real estate; some have found
s.
BUILDING A BOAT LINE.
other. Sunford, with hur broad ex
panse of fertile truck lands, with their
Fry tho contents of 1 can of
good positions;.some have bought and sold used articles.
Pnlatkn is aroused over the idea of
flowing
wells can him os t feed the na
V
Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes in
tion. More refrigerator cam leave shipping by water and having deep
1 tablespoon butter for 10 minSanford ’nnntially than any other city water to the port of JaCksohiille/ls
YOU’RE LIVING IN A T O ^ N WHERE PEOPLE AC
utoa; add 1 can of shrimp and 1
in thc United States. This is n big in a position to make terms with the
I t '"
statement but it is hacked up by gov railroads and Clyde Lino. They aro
cup water. Stew 20 minutes;
COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED
talking
about
putting
on
boat
lines
If
ernment
statistics,
and
that
the
crops
season with V4 teaspoon Tubasf
grown have been reitUinerativu con be better rates cannot be secured as the 1
ADS. Why don't you?
'^
co Sauce.
following 'Indicates: •
tiv • U j
seen
in
the
beautiful
homes
which
* I*
J
"In the current isiiue of Southern *
have been ahd are being erected and
also in the thousands of automobiles Ports, published at Jack*6nVil!*,‘the
owned in tHht section by1the farmers suggestion’fumade thntpalntka, San
ford ’and DeLhnd b e ' listed' us 'grftoYig
and truckeft.
SEMINOLE COUN
WBLAKA BLOCK
While Orlando’s soil is not us adapt southern ports and that a united efPhones 497*494
_
__ ____________ _ ed to trucking os Is Sanford’s wa fort be made by these towns to eatab- *
[♦ »M M M M » » * »♦♦♦<•♦*
should be kept In forests for
DAILY HERALD country
protection to headwaters of streams
hb
| W h y T h is B ank
;i A dvertises
TIE HERALD PRINTING CO., he.
1
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f
First N ation al B ank
/elers
:cians
MISTER
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
Win'
s
There Wouldn’t Be So Many
Classified Ads Printed if
They D id Not £Mean
Anything to You
_
Deane Turner
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PAGB FIVE
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1921
* * * * * * * * * * * *
H»ppcn|ngH
Mention of
M ailer* I d
perionel Item#
•fInleresl
In and About
S The City <£
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
LAKE MONROE
,"T ~ t Wakefield, of Geneva, wan * * * * * * * * * * * *
,Jo n B the visitors to the city today.
, ft Hampton, of Wnycross, was in.
city yestordny trnnBncting busi
ness.
: SANFORD’S :
:* TEMPERATURE
:*
-
r .,t a repaired tire to use as extra.
*
t, rJ Hr.. (»r ,3 .0 0 -3 . A. H - l *
*
*
Jlon Under Curlett, of Geneva, was *
L the city last night attending the *
*
U ip \>y water convention.
*
Uiiick Rondster for sale. New Urea *
ad is in first clna9 mechanical con* *
ition.—II. & °* M°tor Co. 129-tfc *
*
Tl>e pipe organ recital at the Meth- *
dist church promises u grent treat *
*
o the music lover of the city.
*
*
Frank Clark, jr., left this morning
[for his home in Miami after Bpending *
Lometime here and in Wauchula on *
*
Ibusiness.
*
Get a repaired tire to uso aa extra, *
li’ord tires fur $3.00—S. A. Huston. *
110-20tc *
.
Well, the old bulb continues
to hover around the 0(5 mark
and It seems difficult to drag
it down. It looks like storms
today, however, and just a
little equinoctial gale will do
the work. Tcmpua does fugit
and the temperature Is bound
to follow. Only n few more
days of sweltering in our littic box office and then we will
be enjoying (he breezes that
sweep into our sanctum off
the bakery bringing odors of
pies and cakes and a hint of
Thanksgiving and cold weath*
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5:40 A. M„ SEPTEMBER 1
Maximum ....................... 9(5
Minimum ......................... (58
Itnngc ............................... 73
Parameter ......................30.17
Calm and Cloudy.
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»s being made over with a new floor
P. J. Feitner, secretary and treas
| and other repair work being .dono.
urer of the Osceola Cypress Co., of
Osceola, was in the city last night
H on. 0 . I’. Swope, of Oviedo, wan
of.re last night attending the meeting representing Osceola at the waterway
meeting.
af the ship by water committee.
Red Speed Wagon for snle. Slight\ ly used and is a bargain for the price
|-#e are asking. It you need a truck,
sc.: us at once.—It. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
The Herald received a letter from
Dr. Jeaop, the other day, in which he
stated Unit lie was better ami would
lie down to Sanford again this winter.
This will bo good news to his many
friends.
The Herald Printing Co., put out
CARD OF THANKS.
some new and nifty blotters today.
Come in and get some of them. They
To Our Friends:
are free.
Words cannot express my appre
ciation
of tlie love and sympathy
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920
,T»di l for sale. New tires, looks good shown my loved one during tier long
,n.i runs good. Wo are offering tills illness ami to me in my bereavement
car for $1'UD.(M) less than list price.— ami loss of my dear wife. To my
JL & n. Motor Co.
129-tfc Brother Odd Fellows, to my loyal
friends throughout the city, and else
Mrs. R. W. I’earman is home from where, I can say no more, than that
the bench today getting her new I nm happy to know such fi lends, and
home on the west side ready for oc my prayer shall always be that when
cupancy.
I dm called to go they will say by
me as they do by her, that it was an
M.
baccy, special advertising inspiration to have known her.
man of Florida, who has been in Day
II. Sntu!s Scllcck and Daughter.
tona for some time, was in the city
today enroute to Orlando.
SPECIAL FOR
Fisherman, Hunter and Tourist
Send your old mattress to Bradley Army Tents, complete with poles
factory. Make them like new, for
115x1(5 ...... , ..............................$35.00
$5.90. 50 |b. new cotton mattress only Army Tents, 9x9 at
..............22.50
$8.00. Guaranteed. 000 W. South Army Tents, one man, nt
1.50
SL, Orlando, Fin.
122-2Gtc Tarpaulins for Garages and
Trucks, nt .............................. 11.00
■Miss l.angenhnck, the efficient head
Complete line of Army Goods, in
>f the Fernald-I.nughton Hospital limited quantities. Buy now while we
force, is home from a month’s vaca have them.—Thrasher & Garner.
137-2tc
tion spent at various places in the
',rth.
HOT WEATHER RECORD.
W< have at present in stock one
slightly used Hupmohilc that we arc
iffcring for sale at a reasonable price.
If you want the host for your money,
«<> ms at once.—II. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
The many friends of S. J. Sligh,
*’■ Nkolley and C. E. Stewart, of
Grluiidii, were glad to see them here
•ast night. They are among the best
cratT"' men in the state, and were
^presenting the Orlando Chamber of
Commerce traffic committee.
RICHMOND, Vn., Sept., 1.—Hot
weother records of the month have
been broken here within th" last two
days, tlie tenlpornture ranging near
the 100 mark both days. At 1 o'clock
this afternoon the mercury had rison
to 9(5.1, which wns more than two de
grees higher than yesterday’s record
for the same hour. By 2:30 the tem
perature was nearly 100. The dry
weather of the last few weeks has
caused the worst drought Virginia Iuih
experienced in many years.
Hr<‘
Do You Want'
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
If so, you eftn got any make you want. And the prices
and terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
Uiu best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
and quality.
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as
represented*
BEJCINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPM0BILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold.
BUICK, 1917 Model, H-passcnger Roadster
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passengcr.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold.
UALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
jU 0. MOTOR CO.
209 PARK AVE.
SANFORD, FLA.
.EXINGTON and HUPM OBILE SALES
and SERVICE
Really, wo believe wc are the first
upon the job. Inelegant to he sure,
to style it as such, as the teaching of
school is quite a profession nmi falls
under the heading of position, hut
when we gathered them nil in Mon
day morning and wrought order from
chaos, it was a job. But a bright and
happy one and an atmosphere of
smiles filled the auditorium when
Lake Monroe school opened its doors
for nnothcr year of work and fun.
The old proverb is frayed at the end
but nevertheless true, that Jack gets
to lie a stupid hoy when he works all
day and never plnys. So, between
times, around and about, the earnest
study nnd hard endeavor, wc have
planned all kinds of happy little sur
prises and pleasures for our hoys and
girls, and our good patrons too, who
are always so welcome to share our
joys. Yes, wo shall work hard and
piny hnrd in the allotted times of
each nnd wo hope our children will
repent at the close of the school year,
the same as they said last year, ‘‘Oh,
we are so sorry school is out, we just
lore to go to school.”
f Our popular superintendent, Prof.
T. W, Lawton, wns with us Monday,
and his kind and encouraging words
were thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number of patrons present and ex
tended away deep intq^Ahc apprecia
tion of the tcuchcrs. Our children
all Jove Mr. Lawton, nnd know he is
a friend and a genuine old Kentucky
hospitality is extended him with a
sincere Invitation to come often. We
also had with us Rev. ---------------who gnve tlie invocation and made a
nice talk. O fcourse our good trus
tees, Messrs. John Bell and Charles
Bales, had a lot of good things to say
by way of cheering us up and start
ing us off right. Really, it fwas a
very delightful occasion^ and patrons,
teachers, and children, were happy
mid pleased over the bright pros
pects for the coming year. The for
mer teachers will hold the different
positions as follows: Prof. J. T.
Jacobs, principal; Mrs. Jacobs, pri
mary; Mrs. Buchanan, intermediate;
also music teacher.
The ne\V Baptist church at Monroe
is being rapidly completed. The build
ing is large and airy, with a nice
Sundny school room, a pretty pulpit,
beautiful lighting fixtures, and all
other necessary furnishings. Mr. L,
K. B. Mann is to he commended upon
his generosity in the gift of the beau
tiful corner lot.
Miss Shelby, of Chattanooga Telia.,
is a guest of her brother, Mr. Marlon
Shelby.
Mr; W. J. Jewell will make a trip
to his farm at Wauchula upon busi
ness Saturday.
Miss Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Ky.,
is visiting her niece, Miss Linda
Miles, at this place.
Dr. W. F. Blackman lias returned
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry I.appin, of the
West Side, have returned from a
business trip to New York City.
Mrs. R. A. Stephens is confined to
her home by illness.
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and take a look at our’window and see
for yourself the Straw Hats and
Panamas we are offering at
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Your Choice, $1.48
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Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
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S an fo rd , F la .
BED ROOM TRAGEDY
H. R. Godwin, who represents the
(I. B. Williams Company, u munufnet iring drug house, kills three in his
Led room in hotel in West Florida.
Mr. Godwin’s statement is ns follows:
I retired about eleven-thirty. Was
aroused next morning at three o’clock
by the song of several anopheles mos
quitoes. I happened to think of iny
little bottle of Torment, which I im
mediately got and began to spray
about in the room. Could not hear
them any more, so supposed they were
gone. Next morning I found two
dead in the lied nnd one dead on tiie
floor. 1 would not travel if I could
not gut this spray, it kills them.
Sold e very where*—Ad v.
DR. STEVENS RECEIVES
FEDERAL It EC(Hi N1T ION.
C L A S S IF IE D ADS
Clnssiried advertisements, 5 centH a line. No ad taken for less than
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit Vctwdingly.
FOR RENT
WANTED
FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms,
Furnisho's for light house keeping.
318 l’almo.to Ave.
l.U-Otp.
FOR ltKNT—One office oix First
street. Apply A. I’. Connelly.
125-tfe
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished Iioiihckeeping rooms, 1 largo furnished
housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling,
205 Onk Ave.
13fl-2tp
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—
One apartment, bed room and kitch
enette; also two bed rooms and
kitchen, furnished, with electric lights,
running water and gas; house shady
and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300
French Ave.
13-i-fltc
FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow
er &'Koumillnt drug store, front
rooms.—N. 11. Garner.
135-5tc
WANTED—Team work, inquire M.
121 2Gtp
Hanson Shoe Shop.
WANTED- For counter work, young
lady or young man.—Sanford De
pot Restaurant,
130-tfc
WANTED—Reliable man would like
to have position as truck drivur or
anything in general. I*. O. Box 741,
C i t y . ______________ 137-Btp
LOST
Headquarters Fourth Corps Area,
LOST—Key ring wilh two Yale keys
Fort McPherson, Ga., Aug. 30, 1921.
and three trunk keys. Return to
The Editor Snnford Herald, Sanford,
221 E. First St. and receive reward.
Florida.
13fl-2tij
Dear Sir:—Please give publicity to
LOST—Diamond liar pin between
the following news item:
Park and Magnolia on First. Re
The following named National
turn to Herald and get rewnrd.
Guard officer have received Federal
13G-2tp
recognition in the past week: Capt.
Ralph E. Stevens, M. C. (Sanford.)
'he l>cst small
Thanking you, I am,
husincss in town.
FOR
SALE
Very truly yourH,
FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, Making money all the time, at n bar
LOUIS A. CRAIQ,
310 South Holly ave. Terms reas gain. Good reason for Helling. Inves
Assistant to Chief of Staff.
onable, See E. F. Lane.
134-fltc tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch
en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla.
FOR
SALE—Rose
No.
4
seed,
Irish
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
Bromley.
131-tfc
CARPETS AND IIUGS
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Officers of Templar Comiimndry
WASHED
will hold conclave of companions of FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
Illustrous Order of the Red Cross on
ply 402 Snnford Ave., and Fourth and cleaned at your home or we will
call for and deliver. Hamilton Beach
Thursday evening, Sept. 1, at 7:30 for
Street.
94-01.
SEEK LAW TO CREATE
Washers
uHcd.—Snnford
rehearsal, nnd instruction. Please at FOR SALE—Olio 3elding-Hnll stone Electric
STANDARD PACKAGES
Steam Prcssery, 317 1st St. Phone 5G0
tend.
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca
FOR SHIPPING FRUIT.
II. E. TOLAIt,
pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
Eminent Commander.
HG-tfc SIXTEEN* YEAR-OLD
WASHINGTON, Sept. I.—The
FORGKII SOUGHT; IS
American Fruit Growers' Association
FOR SALE—8-room house with all
H. & P. W. CLUB MEETING
REGULAR HIGH ROLLER.
is much interested in a plan that is of
modern convenience, excellent reThu Business and Professional, Wo
vital concern to the fruit people of men’s Club will hold their regular pnir. Private water works, in desir
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.—Police
Florida and Georgia. They desire the monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, able location. Kcas<>n;«ile terms. Ap
are searching for Charles Hoffman,
enrly passage by congress of a hill September 1th at 8 o’clock at the ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street.
1lG-tfc a sixteen-year-old forger and ornbeznow pending in the house, to fix Woman’s Club. The day is changed
standards for hampers, round stave from Monday to Tuesday on account FOR SALE—20 acres good orange zler, whose exploits have before kept
baskets and splint baskets for fruits of of Labor Day. All members are
grove In" ' :.it>inted within a mile of them busy in this city. New York,
nnd vegetables.
urged to he present as an interesting Genov:. Tii land Iiuh not linen clear
It Ih said that by standardizing nnd amusing program has been ar- ed but has a hearing orange g/ovo Chicago, Memphis awl elsewhere.
these packages the cost of manufac wili please bring twenty-five cents to br:‘t'.u.ins? it. ' his tra : m* land cm bn 11is ( a j»e frqm the Glen Mills re
ture would he reduced, there would ranged.a Each member in attendance bought at a real bargain. For full formatory, where lie had been sent
be a saving in the expense of pack cover expenses.
180-4i4p patiiculavs address "C" care of the. for the theft of $4,850 in checks nnd
ing .loading in cars would ho easier
Herald office.
118-tfp| money from his employers, did not
become known until last night, al- »
and the packilges would reach Hioir
.*«$ >
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FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer though it took place Saturday,
f
destination in bettor condition than
tified by State Plant Board, $3 per
After another escapade, about a
they now do. Tip consumer would
thousand f. o. b. Lake Mnry. Farina year ago, ho wns enrolled after forg
also lie assured of full measure*
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla. ing checks for approximately $1,900
which is not tlie ease with many odd
129-24tp on the Corn Exchange National Bank,
sizes of packages Hint are pow nianui
FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of He ndmlttcd spending the money in
faclured and sold.
West Side Grocery. Phone 1(50.
New York nnd his lnvish tips to hotel
When congress meets again after
130-tfc
employes
there led them to refer to
its recess it is probable that this
him
ns
"the
millionaire kid.”
matter will be speeded up.
FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good
condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325
Now doing business in Or
TALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 1— Gover
Service Shoo Shop.
133-Sat-Wcd-9t
BIG LIQUOR RAID.
lando, wants to extend
nor
Hardee todny appointed Hon. L.
their business to Snnford
Post cards—local views—1c each at
W.
Zitn
of St. Augustine to be Inbor
RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 1.—Feder
and is ready to give esti
the Herald office.
inspector
for the stnto, to succeed tho
mates on any and all kinds
al prohibition ngents from Virginia
FOR SALE^Two "nice” young mules.
Into
John
C. Privtt.
of construction work.
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assisted Baltimore nnd Washington
Phone 100 for information. 131-tfc
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Lewis
W.
Zlm otLSt. Augustine is a
officers in a big liquor raid in Balti
11e m St it c I iTn g - a n d ~ PICOTING former member or tho state senate
Address
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more yesterday when 500 enses of
Attachments; works on all suwing from St. Johns rounty, nnd for yenrs
handed liquor nnd five barrels of al
machines; price $2.00; chocks, 10c ex n newspaperman of St. Augustine.
cohol was captured ,it wna reported
tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Box Like tho predecessor in the office he
this afternoon. At tho office, of Dr.
127, Birmingham, Ala.
134-Gtp luuv always been iclosolyp' identified
Fulwilor it was said that no report
For office supplies, stationery, etc., with lnboj matters and on very
had yet been received from the Vircome to the Hernld office.
frlenqly terms with organized labor.
ginin agents.
FOR- SA L E ^Slnaf houso nnd~3-4 of He ik past middle age and is gener
an acre of land on Sanford avenue. ally regarded as conservative, and one
ORLANDO, FLA.
Tho Davonport & Brooks Corpora
—John Hambone,
136-3tc of the most popular men in hls sec
tion will erect a shrimp packing house
tion of tho state.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
nt Fomandina in the near future.
FOR SALK !
Central Florida *
Construction.
Company
f Central Florida
Construction
Company
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921
should be kept in forests for
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protection to headwaters of streams
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc.
KRm u i m i ___________
ft. J . HOLLY ______
Editor
If. J . 1'ILLARD_Secretary-Treasurer
B. A. NEEL.______General Manager
CURTIS BARBER
CISTOLATIOH MAMAOLB
Phone 148 up to 8 P. M.
aew fU M fti B »t— M«d« Knows on ApplIaoMon
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Dollvnrod la City by Onrrtor
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Tbo l l | II- I t lb-pay* W m II t Horeld
ttr tly ocroro BomlnoU County and U pobllahod
•Vary Friday. A dr.rU .lny raU a m ad. known
M application. Domooratlo la pollUo*. fl.M
par yaar, alw ayi la adreaoa.__________________
Member of The Associated Prose
and to water sheds. From an econom
ic standpoint it is important in the
southern stntcs to keep forests grow
ing to cncourngo tourist travel."
---------- 0----------Judge Cheney and I. W. Phillips,
of Orlando, want n broad highway
forty feet wide from Sanford to Or
lando beautified with trees and
shrubs and flowers, and make it a
memorial to the world war veterans,
instead of spending nny money on
bronze statues thnt mean nothing.
Let this grent idea sink into your
minds, nml lay all your future plans
for this highwny, even though it can
not he forty feet wide. We enn, at
lenst in the next year or two make it
sixteen feet wide, and beautify it.
Two such growing cities as Sanford
and Orlando need this highway.
----------- o----------WE WILL UAV ECHEAPER RATES
Business is picking up—everything
The meeting of the "Shlp-by-Wntis lovely.
cr’’ organizntiou here last
night
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shows the spirit of the times nnd
Prosperity Is tickling our nose to shows that the American people nnd
day with the straw of publicity.
especially the people of Florida are
h----------tired of'being gouged by the railroads
Wo don’t know how you feel nbout and instead of asking the railroads to
-*4 It but we will be glad when the Thurs do this or do that the people intend
day afternoons arc off the calendur of to ship by water and keep it up indef
lasy afternoons.
initely. This is no idle boast or pipe
---------- 0----------dreams to be dissipated as soon as the
Man remarked to the Herald yes- railroads lower their rates when they
terduy that the Chamber of Commerce are compelled to do bo. It is an earn
had him worked to death. It is cer- est endeavor of the shippers nnd
taihly a working body with commit growers nnd merchants generally to
tee meetings mornings, noons, nfter- better their condition and to keep their
noons and nights. But this is the life. business from being ruined by the ex
---------------0-------------orbitant freight rates thnt suck all
No, Pauline, the Herald will not the life blood from the victims. The
close on Labor Day. Neither does it time is past when the people should
close on Thursday afternoons. In fact expect anything from the railroads.
we are beginning to believe that if The time is past when the railroads
business continues it will be nip and need to ask for anything from the peo
tuck to dose the office on Sunday.
ple. Backed by the administration
they get immense sums of money from
The board of governors of
the the government for fancied losses
Chamber of Commerce is working during the war and while taking these
while the majority of the members {sums increase the freight rates and
nre sleeping. They are working for how? By coming to the towns with
every citizen of Sanford and every a water rate and making their rate
business in Sanford is getting the the same as the towns that have no
benefit of the good work of the Cham water rate, .lust a fine little scheme
ber of Commerce.
to choke all competition in freight
rates in the future and when they
Schools will soon open, business will have everything just as they want it
begin to begin, advertising will get they will tell the people where they
bigger and better, the Herald will go can go. However, they cannot take
to twelve or sixteen pages, Sanford the river away and we can always ship
will bu filled with tourists, the grow by water and the railroads and the
ers will be shipping their good fruits interstate commerce commission nnd
and vegetables to market, fishing and all the rest of the hunch can take a
hunting will be good, "won’t we have rear sent when the people of Florida
fun?"
perfect their new organization of
"Ship by Water" and whether it is
The poor old printers have but few through the Clyde Line or an inde
holidays. Like the cluck of grandfath pendent line of steamers the people
er and the brook of Tennyson, we just will see to it that ship by water is
seem to run on forever nnd yet we fuiioweti ,)Ut ,.s f..,.
possible for the
thrivo
on nnru
hard wurn
work ami
and wmi
with the
1 1
, railroads
1
1 and1
inn\ u un
un. few
aw balance
of, ,■
time. .r
The
flowers that are scattered along our tht>ir frk.mi9 in high quarters have
pathway now and then manage to keep kiIlt!(, tho ,,()0SL
goose. that
ttmt laid
laid the
tlic golden
gold
in good humor and enjoy an hour or egg and have also killed any spark of
so with the family when there are no friendship or sympathy that the pub
meetings of any kind—which is be lic might have toward them. Here
tween December <
’llst and January 1st. after it will be a cold-blooded propo
----------- 0 ----------sition with the shippers and the rail
That was a groat ‘love feast at roads will find it out. We have no
Snnford last night when the Cham fight with them and never intend to
ber of Commerce of Sunford and Or have any. We have no argument with
lando hooked arms a round each other them. The time for arguments is
und sang thnt well known song: "In over. We intend to get action now
the shnde of the old celery tree." and get it through the only channels
Nothing like good-will nod good cheer that remains—the chnnhCt fff the St.
between cities. What helps one helps Johns river.
Let the business men and shippers
the other.—Orlando Sentinel.
of every town in South Central Flori
A visitor to the city this week said da study this matter closely and at
that he had been keeping bis eye on tend the meeting called in Orlando
Sanford this summer through the Tuesday, September 13th at which
Daily Herald and it Hcmcd to him that time a permanent organization will he
there had been no dull times here; perfected for a ship by water cam
that the people stayed nt home more, paign that will bring the wntur to the
enjoyed themselves more, had more eyes of the railroads forever nnd nyo.
----------- o----------new things in the air, hud more new
ideas about city building, were more FOR A GREATER SANFORD AND
ORLANDO
in the public eye tlinn nny other city
of aimlinr size in the South nnd he is
The Sunford Chamber of Commerce
in a business where he keeps up with
was
host last night to the Orlando
such matters. It is just that old pep
Chamber
of Commerce, it was a great
thnt the Daily Herald brought to your
gathering,
A gathering where the
doom every evening,
advantages of each section were dis
cussed in common nnd offered to the
Former President Henry E. Hurdt- other for tile advancement of both,
nor, of the Southern Foresty Con not pitted against the other in rival
gress says that too much idle land
competition. It was a meeting where
moans bankruptcy to a statu. Col.
co-operation predominated and optim
Joseph Hyde Pratt, chnirmnn of the ism run rampant. The speeches were
executive committee says: "Putting eloquent anil of good cheer, they pro
land to its best use means there will moted a feeling of brotherly love and
not be nny idle or waste luad. A cer
comradeship, they helped to link closer
tain percentage of the area of this together two of Florida's greatest cit
ies and build the foundation of a
greater Central Florida.
The resources and environments of
SHRIMP, OKRA AND TOMA
Orlando nnd Sunford ure entirely dif
ferent but ure of such 11 natiure they
TO STEW
cun be used for the benefit of each
other. Sanford, with her broad ex
panse of fertile truck lnnds, With their
Fry the contents of 1 can of
flowing wells cun almost feed the na
Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes in
tion. More refrigerator cars leave
1 tablespoon butter for 10 min
Sanford annually than any other city
utes; add 1 can of shrimp and 1
in the United States. This is a big
statement hut it is bheked up by gov
cup water. Stew 20 minutes;
ernment statistics, and that the crops
senson
with Vt teaspoon TabaBi
grown havu been remunerative can be
co Sauce.
seen in the benutiful homes which
>lb f \
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have been und arc being erected and
also in the thousands of automobiles
owned in thftt section by'lHo •fat'WSW
(and trucRe>.
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While Orlando’s soil is not os adaptPhones 497*494
I ed to trucking aa Is Sunford’a vro
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grow n crop which is jUBt ns rich, just
ns nbundnnt nnd Just us profitable,—
citrus. Government statistics show
that ONE-THIRD of ull the money
tnken in for oranges in Florida for
1020 went to ORANGE COUNTY. Or
lando citizens have buildod upon a
civic pride thnt is the by-word of ev
ery persons who visits within our lim
its. "We have n great town," said
several Snnford speakers Inst night,
"but every time we go to Orlando wo
come back and wonder if we will ever
he like your city. Your wonderfully
developed lakes, beautiful homes,
magnificent Btures and buildings." A
town may have ever so ninny natural
resources but if they are undeveloped
they count for naught. It is the push
and spirit of the citizenship that builds
a community, where this feature is
lacking there can he 110 advancement.
Both Sanford and Orlando are im
bibed with this spirit, und while it
lasts nothing but success can come
from it. Orlnndo needs Snnford ns
Sanford needs Orlando. Situated at
the head of the navigation of the St.
Johns river, Sanford should become
the greatest commercial center of in
terior Florida. Through her .pprt
should come und go the commerce for
the whole central portion of the stnto.
In his talk last night Judge Cheney
said he hoped to live to see the day
when n forty foot grouted brick road
would connect the two cities; when
Orlando merchants would receive their
freight by the water route nml have
it transported with speed and dispute))
to the doors of their establishments.
Others predicted an electrically pro
pelled railway between the two cities
both of which we feel confident will
come in time.
With the spirit which the Sanford
people have shown the past year noth
ing can stop their progress. They will
receive the hearty co-operation of the
Orlando citizens in all their undertak
ings. Orlando has long ago learned
the key to success; co-operation and
optimism. With a spirit of get-to
gether between the two cities and a
realization that what benefits the one
inevitably, directly or indirectly will
benefit the other, Orlando and Sanford
can build a greater “Central Florida"
than the greatest optimist has ever
visioned.—Reporter-Star.
lish independent water transporta.tlon, either to connect with the inde
pendent boat lines which will bo op
erated out of Jacksonville, or to mako
the through tripB to New York, Bos
ton, Baltiforo nnd other ports.
"Tnnipn has already launched a
definite movement to establish Inde
pendent wntor transportation to csenpe the threatened Increase in rates
and unless the other water points in
the Btato combine to protect them
selves the big fish will cat up the
small fellows. Sanford has been dis
cussing the matter recently, through
its Chamber of Commerce, Do Land is
also considering the matter nnd nt
the last conference of the Bonn! of
Governors of the Pnlntkn Chamber of
Commerce II. O. Hamm pointed out
the seriousness of the situation ,nnd
the ndvisnbillty of mnking Some ar
rangement whereby Palatka could se
cure a freight rate from eastern mar
kets of from twenty-five to forty per
cent, under the proposed readjusted
tariffs."—Pnlntkn News.
This is the proper spirit, nnd one
thnt Snnford enn well take to heart.
.Just now we arc doing,-and-wULrio, (■$—
nil in our power to get the Clyde Lino
enough business to put on a dnily
stenmer, or two steamers, if neces
sary. And Pnlntkn putting on her
own. steamers, if necessary, shows
that the people are becoming aroused
to the vital issues of transportation,
nnd do not intend to stand for nny
more gouging. Wo have the grent
St. Jolins river and we can force the
government to recognize this river,
give us deeper water nnd n better
channel, nnd, like Pnlntkn, we enn
put on our own boat Hue if necessary.
However, the Clyde Lino seems dis
posed to help us in our extremity,
and we should give them all the busi
ness thnt they can take and give it
to them now. Think of it, you San
ford merchants.
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The features offered by this bank in the way of safe
ty, security and dependability are certain elements
that are behind a real banking service.
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of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest function is
its aid to sound growth in the community.
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We back up every advertisement with tangible bank
ing service and every nssiatanec within our power.
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MAINTAINING PUBLIC HIGH
labor Involved in keeping them in re of good nml true men can be found
WAYS.
who would do credit to those posi
There is no question thnt should pair.
Each
section
is
in
chnrgc
of
it
pntions of responsibility.
command more careful thought and
Is this system practical for Volu
study than the building nnd main trolnmn, who is supposed to give his
entire laboring time to the work of sia county roads? Might it not he
tenance of public highways.
One feature that is now gaining in keeping his section of road in proper tried out to a limited extent in. oVdcr to demonstrate its merits? What
popularity in some flections of the repair.
SIDELIGHTS ON TUESDAY
The patrolmen work under the gen do you say, Mr. County Commission
country is what is called the "patrol"
NIGHT’S BANQUET
eral supervision of the county en er?—DeLnnd News.
system of keeping roads in rcpnlr.
Seminole county found this out nnd
The scheme is to divide the high gineer, or supervisor. The successful
What’s the most popular room in ways of n county into sections, giving and satisfactory operation of such n have now established a rond patrol
Sanford? Chorus—.'102.
that you
a number to each section. The extent system would depend very largely under a most competent man nnd it
Notice—All young sprouts who of the sections is determined by ex upon the honor, Integrity and effi will be money saved to the county in
you it is
want to know the latest methods in isting conditions pertaining to the ciency of the patrolmen. But plenty ninny ways.
present-day courting, ask Kenney
•w about
Guernsey.
ce. You
Ask Kenny what the clock, of today
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used by
Hob Holly says a mosquito said,
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changed,
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girls
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said
Bob.
The Corset Cover Twins were there,
Brazzier and his brother Camisole.
If all the predictions made last
night come true, Orlnndo and Snn
ford will be divided only by n signpost
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telling where one begins nnd the oth
er ends.
Had Bill nnd R. B. veiled room 302
twice more, they might have been
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speaking yet.
T-’tCtLXhor/ie made seven trips to
room 302 that wo know of. Lord
knows how many more which we did
not see.
When it comes to boosting, bet
RI)S
that Los Angeles chap had nothing on
If you have never given earnest attention to the classi
J. I’. Holbrook.
’ION
One regret of the occasion, as ex
ALL
fied ads it is certain th at you have missed some opportun
pressed by Representative Foster,
was the absence of one of the old war
RTS.
ities which were almost made to order for YOU.
horses, Captain B. M. Robinson. Men
tion of biH name brought rounds of
3RS.
applause.
Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi
AIN.
If there ever was nny animosity be
tween Snnford and Orlando, it’s all
fieds mean to you?
over now.
R,
We didn’t know we were going to
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hear grand opera when we pulled out
There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified
for Sanford last night, but Mrs. Tukaeh’s several vocal selections were nil
columns for whatever you may need. The other is to
but that.
In Mrs. Loonardy Sanford’s Wom
ority of
read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that
an's Business Club, has a most elo
;h. I t ^
quent speaker.
seem to offer something to you. You'll be surprised to
Bob Holly’s speech was as brilliant
jq found
as his dome was shiny, needless to
learn how many of these little ads do talk business to
. t a much
say it could not be improved upon.
Ask Bill Glenn how many miles it
you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities
jasmine ink. If
is to Sanford.
It will ba n great relief when they
for you.
f, bring it back an
get that road from Snnford to Or
lando which Judge Cheney advocated.
and fill your
Some of your friend^ and acquaintances are using the
Turning off the brick iH not so bad,
ial of the ink that
but turning back, about gets one's
classified columns regularly. Some of them have found
goat.—Orlando Ileporter-Star.
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BUILDING A BOAT LINE.
There Wouldn’t Be So Many
Classified Ads Printed if
They D id Not £Mean
Anything to You
Pnlntkn is aroused over the Idea of
shipping by water and having deep •»
water to the port of JnckHohVille, Is
in a position to make terms with the
railroads and Clyde Line. They are
talkihg about putting on boat lines if
hotter rates cannot be secured as th e 1
following Indicates: •
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‘In the current issue of Southern ♦
Ports, published at JacksbnvUld.'the
suggestion’iA'mntfe thnt Palatka, Banford 'and *DcLhnd be ‘listed1as ‘qrtM g
southern ports and that a united effort he made by these towns to eatab- '
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good positions;,some have bought and sold used articles.
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COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED
ADS. Why don’t you?
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1921
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uJUl«H«PPenlng“
Mention of
Matter* In B rief
p «io n a l Item *
•r Interest
In and About
S The City
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Summary of the
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
LAKE MONROE
, N Hampton, of Wnycross, was In
Ithc’city yesterday trnnsactintf busi
ness.
frft a repaired tiro to use as extra.
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tor . 3 .0 0 .- S . A. HUJ.0 ^
jlon Endor Curlctt, of Geneva, wns
„in the city Inst night attending the
^ j p i,y water convention.
ltnick Roadster for sale. Now tires
Dd is in first class inechanicul con
129-tfe
dition.- -II. k 0. Motor Co.
Tl»e pipe organ recital nt tho Meth| odist church promises a great treat
11 0 the music lover of tho city.
Frank (’lark, jr., left this morning
[for his home in Miami after spending
sometime here and in Wauchuln on
Ib u sin e ss.
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Gel a repaired tire to uso as extra,
l i ’tml tires for $3.00.—S. A. Iluston.
110-26 tc
The hand stand in Central Park
is bring made over with a new floor
.tad other repair work hoing.dono.
TEMPERATURE
Well, the old bulb continues
to hover around (he 90 mark
and it seems difficult to drag
it down. It looks like storms
today, however, and just a
little equinoctial gale will do
the work. Tcmpus does fugit
and the temperature is bound
to follow. Only a few more
days of sweltering in our lit
tle box office and then we will
be enjoying the breezes that
sweep into our sanctum off
the bakery bringing odors of
pies and cakes and a hint of
Thanksgiving and cold wenth-
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5:40 A. M., SEPTEMBER I
Mnximum ....................... »fi
Minimum ......................... 08
Range............................... 73
Haroniclcr ...................... 30.17
Calm and Cloudy.
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P. J. Foitner, secretary and treas
urer of the Osceola Cypress Co., of
Hon. ()• 1’. Swope, of Oviedo, was Osceola, wns in the city last night
nere last night attending the meeting representing Osceola at the waterway
meeting.
jf the ship by water committee.
The Herald received a letter from
Dr. Jesop, the other day, in which he
stated thnt he was better and would
be down to Sanford again this winter.
This will he good news to his many
friends.
Wagon for snle. Slight*
; ly used and is a bargain for the price
are asking. It you need a truck,
us at once.—II. & 0. Motor Co.
129-tfc
Red Speed
The Herald Printing Co., put out
CARD OF THANKS.
some new ami nifty blotters today.
Pome in and get some of them. They
To Our Friends:
ire free.
Words cnnnni express my appre
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 ciation of the love and sympathy
| . ixsiYI for sale. New tires, looks good shown my loved one during her long
i irhi runs good. We are offering this illness and to me in my bereavement
■car for $900.00 less than list price.— and loss of my dear wife. To iny
IJI. k 0. .Motor Co.
129-tfe Brother Odd Fellows, to my loyal
friends throughout the city, and else
Mrs. R. W. Penrmnn is home from where, I can say no more, than that
|'the bench today getting her new I nm happy to know such fi lends, nnd
home on the west side ready for oc my prayer shall always he that when
cupancy.
I dm called to go they will say by
me as they do by her, that it was an
M. ('. Lacey, special advertising inspiration to have known her.
man of Florida, who has been in DnyII. Sands Selleek and Daughter.
»nnn for some time, was in the city
today enroll to to Orlando.
SPECIAL FOR
,
Fisherman, Hunter and Tourist
Send your old mattress to Bradley (Army Tents, complete with poles
f factory. .Make them like new, fori lOxIG
$33.00
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50 Da now cotton mnttress only Army Tents, 0x9 at .........
22.50
$3.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South Army Tents, one man, at
1.50
LSt, Orlando, Fla.
122-2Gtc Tarpaulins for Garages and
Trucks, at .............................. 1LOO
Miss Latigenhack, the efficient head
Complete line of Army Goods, in
■if the Fcrnnld-Lnughton Hospital limited quantities. Buy now while we
bare, is home from a month’s vaca have them.—Thrasher & Garner.
137-2tc
tion spent at various places in the
Isirth.
HOT WEATHER RECORD.
Wr have at present in stock ono
slightly used Hupmobilo that we nrc
RICHMOND, Vn„ Sept., 1.—Hot
J ilTcring for sale at a reasonable price. weather records of the month have
If you want the best for your money, been broken here within the last two
| «•<> as ,lt once.—B. & O. Motor Co.
days, the teirtpernture ranging near
129-tfe the 100 murk both days. At 1 o'clock
this afternoon the mercury lind rison
The many friends of S, J. Sligh, to 96.-1, which wns more than two de
lv R- Skdley and C. E. Stewart, of grees higher than yesterday's record
Drlandi), were glad to see them here for the same hour. By 2:30 the tem
last night. They are among the best perature was nearly 100. The dry
^intHr men in the state, and were weather of the last few weeks has
ft-presenting the Orlando Chamber of caused the worst drought Virginia has
Commerce traffic committee.
experienced In many years.
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Do You Want
A SLIGHTLY U SED AUTOMOBILE?
ll' so, you can get any make you want. And the prices
We are H eadquarters for
• lie best in Used Automobiles. Wc have both quantity
and quality.
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as
represented*
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMiJBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold.
MUCK, 1917 Model,1-pnsscnger Roadster
BU1CK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pnss. Touring.—Sold.
CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
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209 PARK AVE.
SANFORD, FLA.
J'fXINGTON and HUPM OBILE SALES
and SERVICE
Really, we believe we are the first
upon the job. Inelegant to be sure,
to style It as such, ns the teaching of
school is quite a profession and falls
under the heading of position, but
when we gathered them alt in Mon
day morning and wrought order from
chnos, it was a job. But a bright and
happy one and an atmosphere of
smiles filled the auditorium when
Lake Monroe school opened its doors
for another year of work nnd fun.
Tlie old proverb is frayed nt the end
but nevertheless true, that Jnck gets
to be a stupid boy when ho works all
dny and never plnys. So, between
times, around and about, the earnest
study nnd hard endeavor, we have
planned all kinds of happy little sur
prises and pleasures for our boys nnd
girls, nnd our good patrons too, who
are always so welcome to share our
joys. Yes, wo shall work hard and
play hard in the allotted times of
ench and we hope our children will
repeat at the close of the school year,
the same as they said Inst year, "Ob,
we are so sorry school is out, we just
ly e to go to school."
w Our popular superintendent, Prof.
T. W. Lawton, was with us Monday,
and his kind and encouraging words
were thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number of patrons present nnd ex
tended away deep in to ^ ie apprecia
tion of the teachers. Our children
all Jove Mr. Lawton, and know he is
a friend and n genuine old Kentucky
hospitality is extended him with n
sincere invitation to come often. We
also had with us Rev. ---------------who gave the invocation and nutdo a
nice talk. O fcoursc our good trus
tees, Messrs. John Bell and Charles
Bales, had a lot of good things to say
by way of cheering us up and start
ing us nlF right. Really, it (was a
very delightful occasion, and patrons,
temdiers, and children, were happy
nnd pleased over the bright prospoets for the coming year. The for
mer teachers will hold the different
positions as follows: Prof. J. T.
Jacobs, principal; Mrs. Jacobs, pri
mary; Mrs. Buchanan, intermediate;
also music teacher.
The next’ Baptist church nt Monroe
is being rapidly completed. The build
ing is large and airy, with a nice
Sunday school room, a pretty pulpit,
beautiful lighting fixtures, and all
other necessary furnishings. Mr. L.
K. B. Mann is to be commended upon
Ids generosity in the gift of the beau
tiful corner lot.
Miss Shelby, of Chattanooga Term.,
is a guest of her brother, Mr. Marion
Shelby.
Mr. W. J. Jewell will make a trip
to his farm nt Wauchula upon busi
ness Saturday.
Miss Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Ky.,
is visiting her niece, Miss Linda
Miles, nt this place.
Dr. W. F. Blackman has returned
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lappin, of the
West Side, have returned from n
business trip to New York City.
Mrs. It. A. Stephens is confined to
her home by illnuss.
and take a look at our’window and see
for yourself the Straw Hats and
Panamas we are offering at
Your Choice, $1.48
Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
jw f sra # f ft/d f /s £7/m/?£kL
S an ford , F la .
BED ROOM TRAGEDY
B. R. Godwin, who represents tho
B. Williams Company, a manufac
turing drug house, kills three in his
bed room in hotel in West Florida.
Mr. Godwin's statement is as follows:
1 retired about eleven-thirty. Was
aroused next morning a t three o'clock
by the song of several anopheles mosquitoes. I happened to think of my
little bottle of Torment, which I inimediately got and began to spray
about in the room. Could not hear
them any more, so supposed they were
gone. Next morning I found two
dead ill the bed and one dead on the
floor. I would not travel if I could
not get this spray. It kills them.
Sold everywhere.—Adv.
(i.
C L A S S IF IE D ADS
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken for less than
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ails charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany nil ordera. Count five words to a line and remit 'heroidingl).
W A NTED
FOR RENT
FOR It ENT—(’mil fortnhl e rooms,
Furnished for light house keeping.
318 Palmetto Ave.
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Foil RENT—One
office iiix First
street. Apply A. P. Connelly.
125-tfc
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house
keeping rooms. 1 largo furnished
DR. STEVENS RECEIVES
housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling,
FEDERAL RECOGNITION. 205 Oak Ave.
13U-2tp
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—
Headquarters Fourth Corps Area,,. One apartment, bed room and kitchFort McPherson, Gu., Aug. 30, 19U. Iumjtte; a|B0 two bed rooms and
Tli^ Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, kiu.hcn( furni8hed, with electric lights,
Florida.
running water and gas; house shady
Dear Sir:—Please give publicity to and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300
the following news item:
French Ave.
134-0tc
The following named National FOR RENT—2 or 3 offices over Bow
Guard officer have received Federal
er & •Rounilllat drug store, front
recognition in the past week: Capt. rooms.—N. H, Garner.
I3f*-5tc
Rni|ih E. Stevens, M. C. (Sanford.)
Thanking you, [ am,
FOR SALE
Very truly yours,
FOR SALE—A five room bungalow,
LOUIS A. CRAKJ,
310 South Holly ave. Terms reas
Assistant to Chief of Staff.
onable. See E. F. Lane.
13-l-Gtc
WANT ED—Team work. Inquire M.
121 20tp
Hanson Shoe Shop,
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WANTED- For counter work, young
ludy or young man.—Sanford De
pot Restaurant.
136-tfc
WANTED—Reliable man would like
to have position as truck driver or
anything in general. P. O. Box 741,
City.
137-3tp
LOST
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LOST—*Key ring with two Yale k oys
and three trunk keys. Return to
221 E. First St. and receive reward.
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LOST—Diamond liar pin ' between
I'nrlc and Magnolia on First. Re
turn to Herald and get reward,
13G-2tp
FOR SALRt1
l’he best small
business In town.
Making money all the time, nt a bar
gain. Good reason for selling. Inves
tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch
en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Flo.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION FOR SALE—Rose No. -I seed, Irish
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
Iirumlcy.
131-tfc
CARPETS AND RUGS
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Officers of Templar Conimnndry
WASHED
will hold conclave of companions of FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
lllustrous Order of the Red Cross on
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth and cleaned at your home or we will
call for and deliver. Hamilton Reach
Thursday evening, Sept. 1, at 7:30 for
Street.__________________ 04-01.
SEEK LAW TO CREATE
Electric
Washers
used.—Sanford
rehearsal, and instruction. Please at
FOR SALE—One Bcltling-llall stone Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 560
STANDARD PACKAGES
tend.
lined rofrigorntor, 150 pound ca
FOR SHIPPING FRUIT.
IL E. TOLAR,
pacity. Call 619 W. First Street.
Eminent Commander.
110-tfc SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD
WASHINGTON, Sept.
1.—The
FORGKIt SOUGHT; IS
American Fruit Growers’ Association
FOR SALE—8-room house with all
II. & P. W. CLUB MEETING
REGULAR HIGH ROLLER.
is much interested in a plan that is of
modern convenience, excellent rcThe Business and Professional Wo
vital concern to the fruit people of men's Club will hold their regular pnlr. Private water works, in desir
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.—Police
Florida and Georgia. They desire tho monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
early passage by congress of a hill September 1th at 8 o’clock at the ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
arc searching for Charles Huffman,
now pending in the house, to fix Woman’s Club. The day Is changed
llG-tfo a six teen-year-old forger and embez
standards for hampers, round stavo from Monday to Tuesday on account
FOR SALE—20 acres good orange zler, whose exploits have before kept
baskets and splint baskets for fruits of of Labor Day. All members are
grove If" ’ :•Runted within a mile of them busy In this city, New York,
nnd vegetables.
urged to be present as an interesting Genov:;. Tn 'and lias not been elearIt is said that by standardizing and amusing program has been ar- r.l but lies a bearing orange gjfovo Chicago, Memphis affl elsewhere.
these packages the cost of manufac will please bring twenty-five ccntH to J’'Ttlu.ing it. ' his tra l o,* laud c in bo His < ape from the Cion Mills re
ture would be reduced, there would ranged.a Each member in attendance bought at a i ol bargain. For full formatory, where lie had been sent
he a saving in the expense of pack cover expenses.
13G-4t4p particulars address "C" cure of the for the theft of $4,850 in checks nnd
ing .loading in cars would be easier
Herald office.
118-tfp money from his employers, did not
become known until Inst night, nl- •
nnd the packages would reach Qieir «*«»*.»*« »j«>|«<|«»*•»** **♦»•*»{«»ji***tgt*j*
►
*« ■§»
SALE—Strawberry plants, cer though it took place Saturday.
destination in better condition than *
* FOR
tified by State Plant Board, $3 per
After another escapade, about a
they now do. TI\o consumer would
thousand
f. o. b. Lnko Mary. Farina year ago, ho was Carolled after forg
also he assured of full measure,’
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla. ing checks for approximately $1,900
which is not the case with many odd
129-24tp
on tho Corn Exchange National Bnnk,
sizes of onckages thnt are now ninnu-t
FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of He admitted spending the money in
factored and sold.
West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG.
New York and hiH lavish tips to hotel
When congress meets again after
130-tfc employes there led them to refer to
Its recess it is probable thnt this
matter will be speeded up.
FOR SALE—8 hives of bees. In good him ns "the millionaire kid."
condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325
Now doing business in OrTALLAHASSEE, Sopt. 1.—Gover
Service
Shoe Shop.
133-Sat-Wcd-9t
BIG LIQUOR RAID.
Iando, wants to extend <
their business to Sanford % Post cards—local vlows—lc ench at nor Hnrdce today appointed Hon. L.
W. Ztm of St. Augustine to bo labor
RICHMOND, Vn., Sept. 1.—Feder
and Is ready to give esti- * the Herald office.
inspector for tho state, to succeed tho
al prohibition agents from Virginia
males on any nnd all kinds
FOR SALE—Two nice young mules'.
assisted Baltimore and Washington
of construction work.
Phone 1GG for information. 134-tfc Into John C. Privtt.
*
Lewis W. Zim o^St.
:>LSt. Augustine is a
officers in a big liquor raid in Balti
HEM STITCHING "a ND“ PICOTING former member or tho state sennto
Address
more yesterday when 500 cases of
Attachments; works on all sewing from St. Johns county, nnd for years
bonded liquor and flvo bnrrols of al
machines; prlco $2.00; checks, 10c ex
a newspaperman of St. Augustlno.
cohol was captured ,lt was reported
tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Box
Like tho predecessor in tho office ho
this afternoon. At tho officii, of Dr.
127, Birmingham, Ala.______ 134-Qtp
Fulwiler it was said that no report
hn» always been iclosely^.’identified
For officu supplies, stationery, etc., 1with ( laboy matters nnd on very
had yot been received from the Vir
come
to the Herald office.
ginia agents.
friendly terms with organised labor.
FOR SALE—Smal ho' Ho and 3-4 of He ik past middlo age and is gener
an ncre of land on Sanford avenue. ally regarded as conservative, and one
ORLANDO, FLA.
Tho Davenport & Brooks Corpora
—John
Hambono.
13G-3tc of the most popular men in his sec
tion will orect a shrimp packing house
Soli It with a Herald Want Ad.
nt Fomandina in the near future.
tion of tho state.
+++++++++++++++++*+++*++*+
Central Florida
Construction,
Company
«»nd terms made to suit you.
T « 0. MOTORCO.
Stop a Minute!
* * * * * * * * * *
**********
p T. Wakefield, of Genova, wns
[among tho "visitors to the city today.
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Central Florida
Construction
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IN THE H E A R T OP THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST V EG ETABLE SECTION
SANFORI), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921
VOLUME
Airplane
‘Peculiar !Fosslage
MET AT BANgUtl I able
Staffed Here
' SANI’OKO CHAM BER
S P A N IA R D S SUFFERED
D E F E A T A T HANDS
OF MOROCCANS.
,
One- « f the greatest Katjicrinirs that
a, (wen held here in latter years wan
[he banquet of the Sanford Chamber
t Commerce at the Valdez Hotel last
,ight when the local chamber was host
H U S BLAUNII)
D OF MURDERED WOMA Nf HAS
H AS P E C U L IA R E XPER
Chamber of Commerce. The banquet
IE N C E L A S T N IG H T
,.as scheduled Tor 8:3p and at that
(By The AxocUted Prex)
iour the dining room was filled to
J A C K S O N V IL L E , Aug. 31.— J. B.
overflowing and several who came in
Lee, Seaboard A ir Liqc mechanic,
late were unable to Ret a seat.
The Schall-Itobinson orchestra ren- whose w ife was killed in her home
Icred several selections during the cn- here the night o f August sixth, wns
rees and all through the meal kept kidnapped about midnight by two men
:he crowd in dancing hu.
"..d dur- who represented themselves as detec
the banquet Mrs.^J. A. Tnknch tives desiring to question him about
;a"ve several vocal selections being nc- the murder. The police conducted a
:ontpanied by her sister, Mrs. Seth search for Lee without success but
Woodruff. The home people expected his captors liberated him from nn au
mu-thing good from Mrs. Tnknch und tomobile nt the comer of Eighth and
were not disappointed but those Main streets nt 2:45 this morning un
from Orlando who had novor heard harmed. City detectives said the cap
icr sing were literally enthfrollod us tor accused Lee o f the murder o f his
ier voice filled the banquet room nnd w ife nnd attempted to extort a con
ihc was obliged to give encores to ev- fession. Henry Hamilton, negro ice
try number. The musical part o f tho man, in juil since the murder and while
program was excellent but had noth* state troops nt Blnckpoint guard plac
[ng on the gastronomic part as Mine ed about the Jail to prevent possible
lost Campbell had prepared some mob violence. Hnniilton, who is held
thing special in the way, o f chicken, on purely clrcumstantinl evidence pro
Maryland style, and everything that tested his innocence. Lee returned
;ots with it. From soup to cigars tho home from work just before midnight
lervice and the viands were most ex- on tho night o f August 0th nnd found
leltcnl nnd Manager Campbell canto in hiH w ife unconscious and her head
for much praise from the visitors.
beaten to n pulp. She died without
As the cigars were lighted President tnking. Apparently she wns killed by
Seorge \V. Knight called for order nnd n burglar who wns surprised while
|n a cheerful vein extended to the ransacking the house.
ucsts from our neighboring city a
It was learned today that the cap
nost cordial welcome. Ho outlined the tor's buried I.ee in a shnllow grave
dms and ideals of the Chamber of until only his face was exposed. Ho
ommerce and gave many reasons why lost consciousness and wns dug up by
iCuutlnuvd on l '« v « Two)
tho kidnappers who returned to the
city with him. l,ec said his captors
ulso threatened to burn him nt a stnke
HOKE B A L L O O N S .
if he did not confess.
to about <>'» members of the Orlundo
AND ARICRAFT
(iO U P IN FIRE
L [ " " ' lrU8t ,nWH’ Tho action wns
|o h
, r “ lon,r Investigation anld
Lif, ,y® disclosed charges o f flagrant
Liu i nB‘ totalled announcements
P " 1 1,0 mude Inter.
__ _ _I
_
_ .
__
Coroner’s Jury Verdict
Says Dr. Belcher
Guilty
W ASH IN G TO N , Aug. 31.— Recom
mendation that funds now in posses
sion o f alien property custodia to be
used in settlement o f American claims
against Germany, will be made to
FROM DR. BELCHER A T T IIE
President Harding today by Custod
ONER’S IN Q S E T A N D H E R E
ian Miller.
TU R N S TO IIIS n O M E
NO TESTIM Oi
('liiM'iip view m ilie peculiarly lirond fuselage of the Uti-piiHseuger Ruiningtoii-llimiclll hlpliiiie piloted by llert Acosta at Curtiss Held. 'Hie huge plane
designed for cross-country passenger service, has a wing spreud of 70 feet, nn<
Is enpnhle of staying In the air for eight hours. Its two Liberty motors of .'18?
horse power each, drive It at 110 miles an hour.
AIRPLANES DISTRIBUTE PAMPHLETS
GIVING PRESIDENT’S PROCLAMATION
TO THE MINERS OF WEST VIRGINIA
BODY OF ROPE LEO X III
* MTI.i, BE REMOVED.
(By The AxocUted Prex)
ROME, Aug, 31.—The removal of
the body o f Pope Leo X III from the
Vntncnn where it is temporarily en
tombed, to a church of St. John, Lan
tern, which was nrrnnged for enrly in
September, when tho congress of
Cntholic Youth will he held here, has
been postponed indefinitely.
Tom Harrison Gets
' Manslaughter
Commands All Persons
to Cease Fighting and
Return Home
-----)
( Br The AxocUted Frex)
.
LOGAN, W. Vn., Aug. 31.—
Airplanes today distributed copies
of President Harding’s proclama
tion throughout
this district.
Thousands of copies were printed
here last night. Friend und foe
alike received pamphlets contain
ing the president’s command thnt
all persons in the insurrectionary
proceedings disperse and return
home before noon Thursday.
(By The AxocUted Frex)
G R E E N V ILLE , So. Car., Aug. 31.—
The jury in the case of Tam Harrison,
local clubman charged with murdering
his wife, returnc da verdict of man
slaughter today.
E N G IN E E R S A T WORK.
B E LFAS T, Aug. 31.—The engineers
and firemen o f the Great Northern
Irish rnilwny, who struck last mid
night ns a result of a dispute with
the management, returned to their
posts this afternoon on the ndvlcc of
J. H. Thomas,; general secretary of
the National Union o f Railway men.
C H ARLE STO N, Aug.
31—
State forces and an armed band
enme together in the mountains
near Blair, Logon county, this
morning according to dispntchcs
received at the office of Gover
nor Morgnn. Beyond the state
ment there had been firing from
Inith sides the governor's office
had no details.
V
------------
LOGAN, Aug. 31.— John Gore,
Logan county deputy sheriff, was
killed In a fight between border
pntrol nnd armed hand on the
Blair mountains this morning.
PAST MASTERS
NIGHT WAS A
BIG SUCCESS
One of the "best meetings held by
the local Masonic Lodge for mnny
years was the Past Masters meeting
held in the Masonic .Hall last'night.
The attendance is suid to exceed any
meeting in the past four yeurs, with
approximately 100 Masons in attend
ance.
The work was wholly in chnrge of
the past masters o f the lodge, none
of the present officers taking uny purt
in the work. Some o f these men have
not participated in the work of the
degrees in many years hut to see the
enthusiastic manner in which they
welcomed the opportunity to nssist in
tho work would lead one to think that
this wns their first opportunity o f a
life-time.
The third degree was conferred up
on E, D. Brownlee, Geo. Chuinberluin,
J. S. Routh nnd George Smith. Rev.
F. H. Rudder, master of the Daytona
lodge, delivered the lecture nt the close
of the Work and District Deputy E. L.
Shear, also o f Daytona, was nn o ffic
ial visitor at the meeting and deliver
ed the charge to the candidates.
Sanford lodge is fortunate in huving a large number o f capable und
efficient past masters who are always
ready and willing to assist in
the
work of the lodge in any enprfeity.
Thu work last night was handled by
the following pqst musters: Jno. I).
.linkins, C. .1. Humph, F. L. Mtllur,
Jns. Moughton, W. C. DeCoursey, T.
E. King, J. E. Terwilliger, A. C. Mar
tin, L. R. Phillips, G. «W. Spencer and
II. E. Tolur o f Sanford lodge and C.
O. Urudbury, pust master from Geor
gia.
Sanford Lodge No. *52 ttow hns over
200 members and is in a very fine con
dition. The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday evening, September Cth
at which time the First Degree Will
he exnicplificd.
C LE A R W A T E R , Aug.
ginia Turner died as tho
criminal operation performed by Dr.
I. J. Belcher," wns the verdict return
ed by the coroner’s jury hero nt
o'clock yesterday evening. A bond o f
$10,000 was immediately fixed
Judge Charles Evans. A t C o’clock,
Dr. Belcher was on his way to
home nt Tarpon Springs, his rclvasa
obtained by the furnishing of tho $10,
000 bond by Barnard Kilgore o f Clear
water and Mr. L. Hackney of Snfoty
Harbor. September 0th has been pet
ns the date for his prelim^uiry hear
ing at which time he will fnee a chnrge
o f manslaughter.
Whether or not
Belcher will waive this preliminary
houring could not be learned today a i
he refused to state. Belcher and tho
girl were cousins.
A t the inquest, which was formed
at 2:30 o’clock, Fred Thomas, detec
tive, of Tampa, who was engaged
the girl’s fnther, A. C. Turner, to in
vestigate the case, took the stand
related the course of his investigation
of the murder which resulted in tho
nrrest Sunday evening of Ur. Belcher.
Following Mr. Thomas, Miss Violet
Albury, twenty years old, residing nt
No. 3008 Tampa street in Tampa, told
the jury’ of her acquaintanceship with
Virginia Turner. According to her
testimony, she was n closo friend o f
the Turner girl and tho Jwo girls saw
each other frequently Inst spring. Up
on several occasions, according to Miss
Aibury’a testimony, the two
spent part o f their time together
(Continued on l*«ge Two)
COTTON BREAKS,
H E A V Y SE LLIN G
M O V EM EN T STARTS
IB , Th. AxocUt.il F r .x )
NEM’ YORK, Aug. 31.— Heavy
selling movement in cotton today by
commission houses nnd others broke
the price $6 per bale.
Reports o f
showers in Texas helped tho decline.
SIMPLE PLAN
FOR TAXATION
Another Body of An
American Victim of
IS PROPOSED MILITARY ASSUMES CONTROL
the ZR-2 Recovered
OF BELFAST AT NOON TODAY
•
TO STOP ALL DISORDERS SIX KILLED
IN RIOTING
Loyalists and Sinn Fein
Continue Fierce
IN BELFAST
rq Uio AxocUted Flex)
NHW YORK, Aug. 31.— The diri[ible balloon l)-li, the lnrgcst nnvnl
tircraft of its typo and kite bulloon
Cti were destroyed by fire which ulso
azed the hangar today nt Rocknwny
"int imvi,| air station. Explosion of
W O U LD DRAM’ R E V E N U E FROM
fasoline fiom undetermined cuuso
O N L Y SIX COURSES
tartcil tin blaze. One man was slighty burned.
,
W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 31.— A new
basis o f tnxnthyn to take tho place of
the house revenue meusure nnd prac
[Henry Ford Invited
nil present tax lnws was pro
Come to Washington tically
posed yesterday by Senator Smoot,
to Talk About Off6r Republienn, Utah, who announced he
wus preparing n bill embodying the
1Ur The AxocUted F r ill)
plan which he estimated would yield
WASHINGTON, /Vig. 31.— Decision $3,835,000,000 this year. He added
ra* rcn‘,hed today to ask Henry Ford that he wbuld take the question up
“ c"ine to Washington for a confer- witld the senate finnnee committee
Jce wi*l| n'apeet to bin offer fo f tho when it begins consideration o f reve
ati'cle Shoals Nitrate plant erected
nue questions Thursday.
»)' the government during the war, it
The use o f only six sources of taxa
ra* “ nniiiincod today by Sec. Weeks. tion, ircluding a tux on manufactur
ers’ sales, instead o f the more than
thirty-five now on the statute books,
^okei Found Guilty
was advocated by Senator Smoot.
(>i Criminal Assault
The six wells from which the Utuh
After Second
Trial
f^enntor
proposed to pump revenue
r"
and the amounts which he estimated
1Uy The AxocUted Pren)
each would yield annually, follows:
WAUCIIULA, Aug. 31.— Elbert Coincome taxes (maximum rates of 32
i r. «*f (lardener wus found g u ilty ‘of
per cent), $830,000,000.
funiiial assault here yesterday with
Ten per cent taxes on net corpora
commendation o f mercy.% Tho ver- tion profits, $145,0OO,OOO|
ll' carries lift* imprisonment. This
Toimcco taxes (present rates) $265,
. u‘ M'C(,,,d conviction, the first rfe- 000,000.
llnK in an order for retrial by the
Estate taxes, $130,000,000.
jpreme court op tho ground thut the
•Manufacturers’ sales tax (three per
j !l
I’cen precipitate.
cent), $1,200,000,000.
Import taxes (t a r iff), $ 100,000,000.
m o v ie t r u s t c h a r g e d .
While the six sources would produce
only $3,280,000,000/ M j. Smoot esti
'
iBjr Th* AxocUted M ix ',
mated that the other $016,000,000
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.— T hoTn woujd be obtainod from collection of
’ s *‘'ayora-Lasky corporation, a unpaid taxes, receipts from ,w ar sal
|>n picture concern, hns biJcn cited vage und the old taxi on withdrawals
r
e I cderal Trade commission to o f liquor from bonded warehouses.
P
r complaints o f violations of
1
_ _
(By Tho Aatoclated Pr«»«)
P A R IS , Aug. 31.— Persistent ru
mors are in circulation in Madrid thnt
the Spnniurds have sufTere da new reverso at tho.hands o f the Moroccon
tribesmen.
LEE KIDNAPPED
BY OFFICERS IN
JACKSONVILLE
W
W OULD USE A L IE N
PR O PE R TY FOR C LAIM S
A G A IN S T G E R M AN Y.
(By The Anoclited Freii)
|WAS ONE BIG NIGHT
t s r s is s r
_ _ _
ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
AND ALLOWED BAIL TODA
and clasped h ands over it
IGreatesl Meeting of
Great Boosters Ever
__ __ _
09767107
W AG E SCALE REJECTED.
RICHMOND, Vo., Aug. 31.— By
what is reported to have been a large
majority the Association o f Chesaponko nnd Ohio Railway Clerks hns
voted to reject the wage scale prevail
ing since tho cut authorized by the
federal wngo board. Tjiis action go v
erns the attitude o f the organized
railway freight and stenmship clerks.
BRITISH SCORE T A R IF F .
, W AS H IN G TO N , Aug. 31.— British
makers o f high speed steel nppenled
to this sennte finance committee todny
to save them from whot they termed
the "prohibitive’’ import duties pro
vided by th cFordnoy tnrifT bill. They
pleaded for rendjjustment of rates
so thnt they, the Englishmen, might
he allowed to "live, to work nnd to
pay you what wo owe you."
.
M U A R R A Y LEAVES.
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Aug*. 31.— Phillip
Murray, vico-president o f the United
Mine Workers o f America, departed
for Charleston, W. Vn., todny to urge
miners In thnt distirict to return to
work. Announcement o f the departure
o f Mr. Murray wns mndo this morn
ing by John L. Lewis, prerldont o f the
International organization.
W. C. Entzminger, o f Longwood,
J. W. Osteon, i>f Altamonte, w u In
*wns
in the city todny nnd made ar
the city toddy on business and^reports
.
rangemonts
fo r advertising the Quickthat pretty little city oh getting ready
fo r the winter residents and expecting Jbilt houses. Look for tho advertisemont In the Herald.
,
a big season.
H U LL, Englund, Aug. 31.— Tho
body o f still, nnothor American
disaster
was killed *i» the
wns that
found yesterday.
j Maurice Lay ,o f,Greensboro, N. C., a
, rigger.
•'
, At the inquest held toduy Flying
Fighting
Officer Miller testified thut tho body
B E LFAS T, Aug. 31.— Six persons 0f Brig.-Gen. Maitland, which was roI By Th. Axocl.t.d F r .x )
•weru killed todny during the renewed covered Sunday, was found on thu
B E LFAST, Aug. 31.— The mili
rioting in the city, nnd many others ship near the water ballast controls,
tary announced nt noon, it would
were wounded, some of them serious- which in emergencies are operated in
assume cant nil of Belfast with
ly. Numerous cases of gunshot an endeavor to insure the safety o?an
in an (hour ns the result of rep
wounds are under treatment Tn the airship..
resentation by the I.ord Mayor as
In hearing this testimony, the corhospitnls.
*
lo the urgent necessity of afford
oner
commented on the fact that GenUp to the present there nre eight
ing the city protection in view
crnl
Maitland's lust act was directed
deaths as a result o f the rioting.
of the fighting ami rioting
in
to
doing
what was possible to save tho
In the course o f tho evening per
progress. Fidrce revolver figh t
vessel
and
her crew. The proceedings
sons who had to use trnmenrs lieing between Ulster Loyalists and
before
thu
coroner yesterday were
Sinn FeinerH continued this morn- • cause si/ nervous thnt they lay uposr
purely
formal.
the floors of the cars in order to avoid
ing cuuHing the wildest excite
It is said here thnt tho body of
possible bullets.
*
ment. The total dend up to the
Lieut.-Commander Emory^ Coll
of
Last night’s rioting, when two per
present time is nine.
Marietta, O., will be buried at sea, in
sons were Willed nnd several injured,
accordance with u wVdi.Coll often had
wns tile most serious this city has ex
By mid-afternoon with the
expressed to his wife,
perienced fo r some time. The police
fighting still proceeding between
i Virtually all tho wreckage o f tho
and military were engaged through
the Loyalists and Sinn FeinerH
ZR-2 hns now been raised. The war
the total death roll since Monday
out the night in Buhduing gunmen and
ship Reindeer arrived yesterday morn
night hnd
reached fourteen.
snipers who were operating from win
ing to assist in recovering the remain
Scores have been wounjicd but the
dows nnd roofs and who continued der of the bodies. Hope was expressed
cxnct number is not known.
their fusilndes until after midnight. that thu majority o f the airmen who
BOMBING TESTS PLAN N E D .
NORFOLG, Aug. 31.— Army nirmen nt Langley Field, Va., today be
gan preparations for extensive bomb
ing tests which will be held off the
Virgina capes the lntter part o f Sep
tember with tlie old battleship Ala
bama ns th etarget. Instructions were
designed to go even furthor in de
monstrating tho valuo of a trial
bombing than the attacks on tho for
mer Gcrmnn ships off the capes In
July.
Street lamps were extinguished nnd ' j()H^ their lives would be recovered.
little light ennie from hurtling hous
Tho body o f Quartermaster Ser
es to which the molt had set fire.
geant Green of the Royul A ir SerRioting continued throughout tho vice, wnq washed ashore yesterday
nfternoon und resulted In the death 1mominrf in the rivor'nenr Brough, six
o f two more persons. Wlllinm Ken- 1miles weHt o f Hull,
nedy wns shot dead in Enrl s tre e t1 Sanction haB %been given ' by tho
and Annie Wntson, a five-year-old Hull Corporation fo r tho American
girl, got Into the lino o f flro in North bodies to lie in state in public bulldQueen street and w nrshot dead. For- ings while uwuiting transportation to
ty-eight persons, wounded in the riot- Amoricu.
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ing, were taken to the hospitals.
! H U L L , Aug. 31.— Tho body o f Chief
--------------------------Mechanics’ Mate Gcorgfe Welsh, o f'E IFor office supplies, stationery, etc.,.Bin, III., was ^covered
from
th o’
come to tho Herald office.
I wreckage o f tho ZR-2 today.
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THB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
„ P A G E SIX
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[OPEN SHOP FIGHT
GOVERNOR
HELPED SOLIDIFY
COMMENDS
GUARDSMEN ORGANIZED LABOR!
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THE STAR TO-DAY
'H'vjliShV’l
1 Members o f the national guard In
A T L A N T IC C IT Y , Aug. 31.— Tho
Floridn are showing considerable in open Bhop campittgn nnd tho "a ggres
G L A D Y S LE SLIE in
terest in general order No. 10, just sive hostilities o f unfair employers"
issued by tho office o f the adjutant has strengthened rnther than weak
general, Charles P. Lovell, from the ened the solidarity of the organized
state arsenal, St. Augustine. Tho or labor movement, it wns declared in a
der, which is issued to call attention statement last night by the executive
to a letter from Governor Cnry A. council o f the American Federation of
Labor. The council based its decis
Hnrdee, follows:
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ion,
the statement said, upon reports
“ The following letter from the Hon.
Cosmopolitan Production and Fox News
Cnry A. Ilnrdee, governor o f Flori submitted by affiliated nutionnl trttd
international
unions
and
other
infor
da, and commander-in-chief of the
.
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Floridn National Guard, is published mation collected throughout the coun
try.
%
to the troops:
Analysis o f tho report, the state
"State of Florida Executive Depart
Tomorrow— Alice Brady in “Little Italy”
ment snid, showed that n reduction in
ment
payment o f dues by the federation’s
‘'Inllahnssee, Aug. 24, 1921.
Also “A Rough Knight”
membership was due principally to
“ Gen. Charles I*. Lovell, St. Augus
the wnve o f unemployment through
tine, Fin.
out the country.
Secretary Frunk
“ Dear General Lovell: I cannot let
Morrison took occasion to deny re
the opportunity pass without Bnying ports published yesterday thnt the
n word regarding my visit to tho na federation hns suffered a slump of
tional guard encampment nnd my re 750,000 members during the present
view o f the gunrd on the nineteenth industrial crisis.
Morrison referred
instant. I was greatly pleased with to figures announced nt tho Denver,
the personnel o f the officers nnd on- Colo., convention which showed a de
Have you over boon "caught short o f cash" when touring and been
llsted men .Among the momliers of crease of 172,211 members during the
embarrassed at hotels, garages nnd shops by tho more or loss unwelthe gunrd, I found many o f the state’s pnBt yenr, but declined to give nny
como attitudo toward your pcrsonnl chocks?
most prominent nnd patriotic young figures on the present membership.
You con enjoy your trip, freo from anxiety regarding money mat
men nnd there is no doubt but what
Cnlling upon all affilinted sinions to
ters
if you keep yourself supplied with theso self-identifying, everywe have included in the guard, the join in a great organizing campaign
where-accoptcd,
safe, convenient Cheques fo r travelers.
highest type o f the stnte's citizen n statement by the council said:
"The executive council is keenly
ship.
j ’The enenmpment was n great suc alive to the tremendous forces at
cess; the spirit o f the men wns fine Work to destroy trade'unionism. It
nnd I want to take this opportunity in appreciative of the depressive in
Atnrican
situation
und
impressed • • A . B. A.
CHEQUES
to express my appreciation o f them, dustrial
Banker*
their loyalty, and their patriotic re strongly with tho desire nnd need o f
Association
gard fo r the preservation o f the organizing the unorganized in a solid
W E
S E L L
THEMtrade union phnlnnnx for mutual pro
state's highest interests.
tection
and
for
the
advancement
o
f
"A s chief executive, it Is comfort
ing to know thnt the stnte hns such the wnge elirners’ common interests
a force which would readily respond it hns determined to inaugurate n
TO A R R A N G E W O RK O N
TOO MUCH B U L L
should domestic trouble ensue nnd comprehensive and extensive cam
E X P E R IM E N T S T A T E IO N
FOR
T
H
IS
A
U
T
O
IS
T
,
A
T
which would likewise hear the cnll o f paign.
IN T H E EVERGLADES.
T
A
C
K
E
D
T
H
E
M
A
C
H
IN
E
"Th e workers are also called upon
duty should the interests o f their
to observe Lnbor day in a fittin g way
country be seriously threatened. My
T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 29.—Tho
D A Y T O N A , Aug. 30.— Tho male o f
nnd to ninnifest in an unmistakable
heart is with the officers nnd men
stnto bonrd,of education at Its meet
tho
species
o
f
one
class
of
domestic
manner thnt the cause o f labor is
o f the guard. I shall, during my ad
more alive today than ever in the his animals is not ps Bubmissivo to being ing held some dnys ago, was advise*
ministration, encourage and co-operstruck by an automobile as tho female, by the trustees o f tho internal im
tory of the trnde union movement."
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nte with them in every legitimate
according to C. A. Johnson, automo provement fund o f tho designation by
manner. Will you not express to tho
bile sniesmnn o f Tampa, who relates tho .latter body o f tho tract o f land
S L A Y E R S OF JONES
various units throughout the state,
the nutomobilistfl’ sido o f the story, upon which to establish tho branch
ESCAPED IN N E W FORD
my sincere appreciation o f their loyal
developed recently while he was en- experimental station in the Ever
CAR, S H E R IF F FINDS.
service.
route from Jacksonville to Tampa in n glade^ authorized by the last legisla
"V ery truly yours,
car brand now from the manufacturer. ture.
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BR O O KSVILLE , Aug. 30.— Beyond
Johnson's experiences Included thnt o f
(Signed)
"C ary A. Hardee,
Thereupon,
the
stato
hoard
o f edu
evidence thnt th emurderers made
W HERE TH E Y P L A Y TODAY
"Governor."
facing the oft-pictured double barrel cation, requested tho bonrd o f control
their getnwny in a new 1022 model
Lakeland at Tampa.
M E E TIN G H E LD IN TO W N H A L L
led shotgun in the hnnds o f nn irnto to hold its meeting scheduled ,f«r
"This letter will be grently npprecFord touring enr, Sheriff Cobh o f
Daytona at Jacksonville.
L A S T N IG H T W AS W E L L
farmer.
Inted by the troops, not only beenuso
Sept. 12, at TnllnhftHRce, Instead of in
St. Petersburg at Orlando.
Hernnndo^ county, nlthough working
ATTENDEp
Johnson struck a formidable bull
it expresses their commnnder-inJacksonville.
The meeting, uceording
actively on tho case, had obtained no just outside Daytona, the impact land
chicf’s approval o f their efforts, but
ly,
will
be
a
joint
meeting o f the stato
HOW
T
H
E
Y
S
TA
N
D
clues late tonight to the identity o f ing the nnimnl in a ditch on one side
Tho Trnde Extension Committee of
Pet. because it shows his interest in them. the pnrties who assassinated Rube
board o f education nnd the board of
L
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n
W
the Snnford Chnmber o f Commerce
of the road while the automobile fa r
.015 It also expresses the opinions o f all Jones and Bert Scott '»f Port Richey
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control nnd the purpose o f the request
hnd a fine meeting at Geneva last Orlando ................... 00
ed likewise on tho opposite side. Tho
.543 the officers who had tho opportunity bite Sunday afternoon at Stevenson's
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by tho form er body wu Hin order that
Tampa
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57
night in which many matters of im
right front fender o f the mnchftie was
to see tho work accomplished at tho
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60
Lakeland
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bend on the Weeckiwntcheo river, smashed nnd the engine stalled, but the ewo boards might take the neces
portance were token up and a better
.458 four-day school and the fifteen-day
58
Daytona
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0
feeling established between the two
about fourteen miles from Brortks- the accident only served to lash tne sary steps to begin the work o f the
camp o f instruction.
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50
St.
Petersburg
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establishment o f the experimental
cities. There were some twenty-five
yllle.
bull Into a fury. Recovering his feet
"The school and camp were unques
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people from Sanford and about fifty Jacksonville ........
* Just after dark, about three or four quickly ho attacked Johnson, seated in station.
tionably, the best administered, the
Jit a meeting o f the Board o f Com
from Geneva present and all those
milen from the scene of th» shooting, the front o f the enr, and shattered
best instructed and the best discip
R ESU LTS YE S TE R D A Y
missioners
o f Evcrglndes Drainage
who attended were glad they Imd tak
on the hard road toward Brooksville, the automobile door.
Whereupon
lined camps tile adjutant general hns
Florida State League
District,
nlso
held on Wednesday, that
en a part in this great work o f get
one man reported being passed by n Johnson shot the infuViated animal six
seen during his twenty years’ experi
A t Tampa 4, Lakeland 3.
board
appropriated
the $10,000 to he
ting nil the component parts of Semi
new model Ford traveling at high times nnd killed him. Immediately,
A t Orlando 3, St. Petersburg 1.
ence with the nationnl guard.
used
in
connection
with
the establish
nole county together in the spirit of
speed. Another man reported meeting ns if by pre-arrangement, according
Ao Jacksonville 1, Dnytonn 8.
"The officers nnd men have every
co-operation.
ment
nnd
operation
o
f
the
Evcrglndes
to
Johnson,
the
owner
of
the
nnimnl
a similar car about 8 o’clock thnt
reason to be proud o f the Florida Na
President Gcorae W. Knight called
branch
experiment
stntlon
which was
nppeared
in
no
genial
mood.
A
fte
r
nght, about three miles from BrooksSouth Atlantic Association
tional Guard, and if in thi>,future, the
the meeting together and stated the
authorized
by
tho
law
creating
lb®
much
ndo
Johnson
decided
his
counter
villc. In both cases, the car was iden
A t Augusta 1, Charleston 0.
work measured up to the high stand
ob ject,of the Trade Extension Com
station.
arguments
were
not
carrying
much
tified by the new
hendlights with
A t Greenville 18, Charlotte 14.
ard thnt hns been set during the short
mittee and promised the support of
green
shades.
There
were
two men in force in the face o f the lethal weapon
A t Spartanburg 0, Columbia 0.
time that the gunrd hns been organ
the Chamber of Commerce and o f all
The world wouldn’t be perfect, c.ren
the machine, it is stntcd. It is be and satisfied the farm er’s claim.
1(f
ized, we can point to our organiza
'th e business men of Sanford for any
if everybody shoqjd turn reformer.
lieved thnt the car passed through
American
League
tion as the best in the United States.
worthy projects that Geneva and oth
Pasco county will In the near fu There would bo anybody to fill th®
Brooksville that night, without at
No game scheduled.
er pnrtH of the county wished. He
"This order will be rend to the or
collection plates.
ture
hnve a marking ing factory.
tracting attention nmqpg the Sunday
made an earnest plea for co-operation
ganization nt the first assembly after
night crowd o f automobiles, nirtl the
National League
on the part o f all the citizens of the
the receipt of same, and will be post
sheriff is of theopinion thnt the mur
A
t
New
York
8,
Chicago
7.
county and invited them to attend the
ed on the bulletin boards."
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derers then headed southward.
A
t
Urooklyn
1,
Pittsburg
0.
, meetings of the Hoard of Governors
At Boston 4, Cincinnati 10.
This car, it is believed, contained
lit noon Friday of each week where
H E AR IN G S ON R ATES BY
A t Philadelphm-St. Louis, rain.
the
men who shot Jones nnd Scott
they would always be given n respect
H
o r s e ’s
&
M u l e s ! :
I. C. C. A R E SCHEDULED
from ambush, because the tracks of
ful hearing.
Southern Association
He then called upon K. J. Holly for
Schedule o f a series o f hearings tho tires correspond with the tracks
At
Memphis
0, Birmingham 3.
JUST A R R IV E D
a few remarks and Hon. Eiulor Curby the interstate commerce commis ».f a car wide blind been balden near
A t Ni.shville 8, Little Rock 4.
lett, member of the Hoard of County
sion Into tbu wharfage, storage and the place o f the murder,
A t Mobile-New Orleans, rnjn.
Two fresh car loads. The pood kind, some !!
commissioners being called gave a
It is evident thnt three men tvere
handling charges that went into e f
Others net scheduled.
very Interesting account of the road
fect last January 10 at South Atlantic in the attacking gang, ns shells were
and bridge work in his district out-lin
good saddle and driving horses. Lots of ;;
and Gulf ports, wns received Monday found on the ground from a 12-gunge
American Association
ing in a general way just what the
morning by the Jacksonville traffic shotgun, a 10-gnugo shotgun nnd a
At Milwaukee 1, Toledo 5}
district needed and touched on the
mated teams. For prices see REID,
32-20 rifle. Only two men were re
bureau.
A t Minneapolis 12, Louisville 8.
Osceola and Titusville roads in par
The Jacksonville hearing will lie ported to have been noticed in the
A t Kansas City 11, Columbus 2.
ticular and also the Geneva-Sanford
---------------------------- W ith ----------------------------held on September 3l)th in the U. S. car, but as the ear was mitving rapidA t St. Paul 0, Indianapolis 8.
bridge. He was followed by Hon. E.
court room, beginning at 10 a. m., be- )y and It was after dark, another
T. Kilbee, who went over the same
fore Examiner Keeler, who is to pro-1 ,„iKht have been in tho rear sent.
, International League
ground with several exceptions and al
side at all the hearings.
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At Rochester 2-5, Jersey City 11-4. i
so expressed himself on the question
The
hearings
begin
September
10
i
CHICAGO
R AN K ROHRERY
i!
At Syracuse 9, Newark 19.
o f tho equalization o f county taxes nnd
SA N FO R D A N D W IN T E R G A R D E N
at Norfolk and end October 10 nt GnlW A S AN IN S ID E JOB.
At Ruffalo 2, Baltimore 1.
other matters of importance. Several
veston. The schedule follows:
A t Toronto Hi, Rending 3.
others present were called upon after
September 10, Norfolk; September
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.— Five men
which tho meeting closed with a gen
2(1, Charleston; September 28, Savan were held by police today in connec
Virginia League
eral get-together spirit in which all
nah; September 30, Jacksonville; Oc tion with looting o f tho security safe *< .4 .^ 4 .**4 .*+ *-t.*4 --H -*'{'**+ *»l” > * ‘> * * ,H ,+4,+ ,!,* ,f,* 'l‘ ,i,+ * * * * * * * * * * * ^ >
A
t
Suffolk
9, Tnrboro 3.
those present joined and many new
tober 3, Mobile; October 0, New Or ty deposit vaults in the Masonic Tem
At Rocky Mount 2, Newport News 3
acquaintances were made and many
leans; October 10, Galveston.
ple here o f upwnrds o f $250,000.
A t Wilson 4, Norfolk 2.
old ones renewed.
The'new charges have been attack
Three o f those holed were suspect
A t Richmond 5, Portsmouth 1.
These trips of the Sanford business
ed by fertilizer interests, the Coca- ed o f the robbery nnd the other two
men to other parts of the county huvo
Cola Coinpnny nnd the Jacksonville nre Ernest Weber nnd Milton JoneB,
Piedmont League
been conducive of much good and the
Wholesale Lumber Association
nnd guards who were hound by the ban
A t Danville 0, Raleigh 0.
folks from Sanford nnd the folks in
the henrings were announced follow
dits.
A t Ilighpoint 2, Winston-Salem 4.
tho county have learned much from
ing the report o f the chief statistician
I t was nn "inside job," Michnel
A
t
Durham
4,
Greensboro
5.
thU mutuul understanding of each
o f the board of engineers for rivers
Hughes, chief o f detectives declared.
other’s problems.
and luirbora o f the war department.
Gossip In tho underworld fo r years
This is only one of the many good
JESS TO M EET JACK.
hns been o f the "easy job" wniting nt
things the Sunford Chamber o f Com
S LE E PIN G D RIVER INJURED.
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tho Masonic Templo 'vaults, poljco
merce has pu% over and it will re
T O PE K A , Kns., Aug. JO.-Jess
dound to the credit o f tho business Willard, while Jin this city today an
D E LAN D , Aug. 30.— Dr. G. A. Da said.
men, tho Chamber o f Commerco nnd husinesH ,said that he hnd Btnrted vis, o f this city, who, beenuso o f his
The vaults arc open nil night to ac
the people generally.
commodate
business houses staying
professional
duties,
had
gone
five
training fo r a proposed bout with
open.
Mnriy
gamblers
take ndvnntngo
days
nnd
nights
virtually
without
Jack Dempsey. He snid he would
o
f
tho
regulations
and
deposit tholr
rest,
wns
painfully
but
not
seriously
Beale
his
present
woight
o
f
265
down
Contracts have been let for the
212 West First Street
night’s
winnings,
there.
Sometimes
ns
injured
when
ho
fell
^asleep
(jphilo
to
238,
his
weight]
when
he
lost
the
instruction of
big structure nt
rit City fo r tho Plant City Fruit title tc\ Dempsey ut Toledo, July driving hiB car near DeLeon Springs high as $20,000,000 wns stored In tho
vaults.
and crashed into
tree.
4, 1919.
era association.
“STRAIGHT IS
THE W A Y ”
ENJOY Y O U R T R IP
STRAW HATS
Peoples Bank of Sanlord
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SANFORD SHOE &
CLOTHING CO.
TRADE EXTENSION
COMMITTEE VISITS
GENEVA MONDAY
SPORT WORLD
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W atchm akers
E n gravers
.
Jewelers
Opticians
x ZM cLaulin’s ^
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,1921
PAQB TWO
i Delta sorority. Since removing to
Tnrnpn about one year ngo from Co
lumbia, Mo., where she was a stiident
at Christinn College, she has made a
MRS. FR E D DA1GER, Society Editor, Inrge number o f friends hero, who
Rhone 217-W
are much interested in her marriage.
Mer mother, Mrs. II. DuLaney, is n
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
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talented render and elocutionist, well
■Wednesday— Mrs. Howard Smith will known In chautauqun circles.
Mr. Griffin is a prominent business
entertin the members o f the T. N.
o f Sanford, and his Inrge num
T . Club, tit her home on Snnford
ber o f friends thero will extend to his
Heights, nt 4 o'clock.
Thursdny— Miss Agnes Dumiis will attractive bride n most cordial wel
entertain nt n “ shower” in compli come.— tam pa Tribune.
ment to Miss Helen Peck, a brideM O N D A Y BRIDGE CLUB.
elect, of' September.
SOCIETY
S A N F O R D A N D O R LAN D O
M ET A T B A N Q U E T T A B L E ,
A N D C LA SPE D H AN D S OVER IT
(OontlnuM from
On*)
WAR OFFICE FEARSOME PLACE
According to Cnptaln Balrnsfflther,
British in&titution Is Designed to
Be an Annoyance.
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BELCHER H E LD B Y JU R Y
ON M A N S L A U G H T E R CH ARG E
A N D A L L O W E D B A IL T O D A Y
TAILORING
Have Opened a TailJ
(Oonilnax) from I’u t Om )
several hoy friends o f Tanlpn. Tho
Shop on Second
boys she named ns being mutual
With a Fine Line o ( Woolens »U, I
friends ure, Royco Crum, residing nt
No, 308 East Ross avenue; Gene Men- on hand. Prl^ea as low ns possibul
consistent with good work. In orJ l
endez, residing nt No. 2204 Centra)
avenue; Emmit James, residing at No. to introduce myself nnd busln**, j j
you—
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30G East Ross avenue and a boy by
the name o f Julinn Whitman, a ship
Days
yard worker, Mias Albury was bro’t For
pair
of
extra Trousers
to Clcnrwater by Detcctivo Thomas ns
a witness,
'
With every Suit Order
Miss Albury further brought out
tlie fact that she had not seen tho Everything Tniior-madc and H»tJ
faction Guaranteed
I
Turner girl Binco May 1. Prior to
that time, it wns admitted that the
Cleaning, Repairing
girls made frequent trips hy automo
Pressing
bile with the boys between here and
Tnrnpn. She had known Miss Turner -------------- TE R M S CASH______ _
for about a year, she testified.
ED. R A N D A LL
Drs. J. T . Bowen and Bird McMul
len of this plncc, who performed tho
S A N F O B I)
autopsy, told tho jury of their find
Maker of Fine Clothes for Mtn
ings, They stnted that a criminal op
eration unquestionably Had been per
formed, but thnt in their opinion no
was* pulled out o f tho sand bank q
physiclnn did it. As tholr explana
tho edgo o f Booker creek before day.
tion, they said thaM he work was that
light Saturday near where the girl1,
o f tin amateur and it was badly bun
body was found Saturday evrnin.
gled. The stab wound, which showed
was told by W. L. Bnilnrd, proprietor
upon the g irl’s skin as u very smnll
o f the garage at Old sumr, to wkkj
spot, could not have been the cause of
place HelcheV walked four miles ttn
her death, and that in their opinion
the woods early Saturday morning ti
the stall wound wns inflicted after her secure aid.
death. The right shoulder had been
Judge 0. K. Reaves of the T|
broken also.
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firm o f Mabry, Reaves and
Mrs. Ivn Straight, who resides in j ton> wn8
,nt „ t th(? ,
Tarpon Springs, took the stand nnd 0Mj8t StnU}' Attorney Wilson o,
told o f seeing a young woman in Dr. evidence
Belcher’s office last Wednesday a fte r -j . l)r . B<;,chcr ha8 Htendfn»tiy rf;
noon, who closely resembled Miss to make any comment beyond a
Turner. She admitted that she was o f his guilt, and did not testify at]
not positive thnt the woman wns Miss
inquest yesterday.
Turner, but thnt she believed thnt it
Local officials continued their
was she. She failed to identify Miss
Turner's clothing ns those worn hy vcstigatlon last night and it wan
the woman that afternoon in the doc pected other nrrests would he nu|
tor’s office.
shortly.— Tampa Tribune.
The story o f how I)r, Belcher’s car
St,
Sanford and Orlnndo people should
ntnnd together fo r the mnny good
I have not been to the British war
things that could he obtained by con otllce very often, writes Cnpt. Bruce
Hitlrnsfntlu'i' In "From Mqd to Mufti."
certed action.
In fnct this was the spirit o f the but I have hover huff the odd kciikiievening and as speaker after speaker tlon that it gives rim* to. You enter
tho building and 1111 out n form. In
I arose when called upon each and every
time a Boer war veteran tells you bois
.one expressed the feeling It was a terously to "follow the girl." The girl,
] most auspicious occasion when Snn a guide of sorts In an engineer’s dark
ford and Orlnndo could get together brown overall, sets oil sullenly down a
with the one idea o f helping each oth cement passage, with a group of as
er and putting over the great ship- sorted ollleers pursuing. She, 1 fancy,
revels In the Intricacies of those cata
Thursday— Stay nt Home Club will
The member o f the Monday Bridge by-water project that just now is in
combs.
havo a dunce nt the home o f Mr. Club were most chnymingly enter the public eye and public mind.
Having apparently described a com
And in the speaking the men wore
and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursdny tained yesterday afternoon, by Mrs.
plete parallelogram In a forbiddingDavid Caldwell nt her apartment ir\ not alone for Mrs. Leonnrdi, o f the looking corridor, you suddenly come
night.
F riday— Peter Schnal will give a the Wotnka. There being three tables Business and Professional Women’s upon a lift. It Is always disappearing
Club, when called upon gave a most upward when you Arrive. It comes
dance nt the Vnldez hotel{ at} 0 o f players.
excellent talk along the lines o f city down suddenly and disgorges mi as
Lovely pink roses were used in dec
o’clock.
building and co-operation.
Lnck of sorted crowd; headed by the girl
Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will orating the room where the card tnspace forbids n special mention o f the guide, you eider and uru taken up. We
be held nt the Central Park nt 5 bles were arranged.
speeches and since so many o f the all repeat the corrldor-and-paralleloo ’clock.
Of exceptional Interest
was the
Snnford people were present and heard gram business. Nothing hut the girl
game o f bridge played during the nfguide can mivc you now.
them it is hardly necessary as they
Lost In the war olllcot How awful
M t . and Mrs. W. S. Mair, Miss ternoon. High score aiming the club
were ail good, nil o f them made a hit that would bo I I can Imagine how n
Wnrie Fair, and Mr. Archie Fair, who members was ninde by Mrs. Ilnl
and all o f them helped In cementing visitor who bud lagged behind the
' Vinvo been the guest sof Mrs. Ella Wight who was awarded a sot o f
more firm ly the bond o f friendship be guide would stop, suddenly realizing
L c fflc r .left in their car Monday for Pyrex rami kins. Mrs. Dniger making
that he was lost; how lie would vainly
tween Snnford anil Orlnndo,
their home ill Prattsville, Ala.
high score among the guests was pre
President Knight tailed upon the heat on those stone walls ami scream
sented a dainty fan.
following who responded:
Mayor for help; how a typist would llml his
J. S. LeGotte, o f Albany, Gn., is
At the conolusion of the card game
0f Snnford; M. J. Daetwyler, skeleton weeks later In an attitude
the guest o f his sister, Mrs. W. C. the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Howard 1president o f the Orlando Chamber of that evidently showed that he had suecimihed while endeavoring to gnaw Ills
H ill, at her home on Fourth street.
Overlin, served dolicbus refresh- jCommorcc; I. W. Phillips, o f Orlnndo,
way through a door.
meats consisting o f fruit salad in in- un,| Snnford; F. P. Forster, president
I followed tho guide and. after being
Mr. It. E. Ncwmnnj returned home dividual
moulds, olives,
snltincs, jo f tho Firflt National Bank o f San- handed to several olllclals, at Iiihi
today from a week's stay in Jnck- cheese, ice tea and chocolate mints.
ford; W. M. Glenn, editor o f the Morn- came up with the ofltdal whose ilnry
sonvillc.
The cluh members enjoying Mrs. ing Sentinel; S. Kenneth Guernsey, It was to prevent. If poss e . anyone
Caldwell’s hospitality, were: Mrs. B. president o f the Orlando Rotary Cluh; from seeing the olllecr who had sum
Misse Olive Newman, Mary Eliza L. Perkins, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. John Lconnrdy, president o f the limned me by letter.— Youth’s Co i
beth puleston and Margaret Neal are Mrs. Hal W ight, Mrs. C. L. Britt, Mrs. Woman’s Cluh o f Snnford; J. P. H ol punlun
expected home today from Camp F E. Roumillnt, Mrs A. B. Wnllncc, brook, former president o f the Rotnry
TREASURE TROVE IN L0 N 3 CN
Junaluska, N. C.
Miss Mable Bowler. The invited Cluh, of Orlnndo; John M. Cheney,
guests i: bided Mrs. J. Q. Smith, of form er judge of the Federal court and Chance Dlucovery Has Led Antiquar
Harry Lewis is visiting his parents Birmingham, Ala., Mrs. Henry Put- prominent lawyer o f Orlnndo; Forest
ians to Believe They Are on
Mr. and My». Harry Lewis.
don, Mrs. Fred Dniger Mrs. Harry Lake, president of the Seminole Bank,
Eve of Rare Find.
lo f Sanford; R. B. Brossier, editor of
lleornn and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt ami lit
A chance discovery of a piece ot
the Orlando Reporter-Star; John Mc
blue
enamel, curiously marked, by U.
tle daughter, Joyce, returned home
Culloch,
prominent
capitalist
and
bus
B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y .
Tuesday evening from Forsyth, Go.,
iness man o f Orlando; R. J. Holly, edi S. Gordon, a London mining engineer.
Monday being the eighth tyrthdny
-t- •;< 4 •;*4 *:•■>■■;* 4 •:*-j 4 •;»4 4 •:»*:•4 >:•>:•
tor o f the Snnford Herald, and N, P. Ims turned a vacant plot, where giw +*;* >;•■>*>•:* 4 *;•4 4 4 <• •;*•;*
where they have been the guests of i
o f little Miss Helen Douglas, her Vowel I, hi nd o f the Vowel 1-Drew de den truck was grown, Into a treasure
the former's mother.
t
trove. Today diggers are busy dig %
grandmother, Mrs. C.
Goodhue, in partment store of Orlando,
glng
and
sifting
every
tilt
of
Hie
A fte r a closing address o f a few mirth, believing that It In on the edge
S. A. Speer, o f Jacksonville, was vited a number o f the little Indy
the guest o f his uncle, Mr. David friends to help her celebrate the oe- words in which he assured them this of mi old Itomim cemetery, usqd ccn
meeting would not end the love feast lories ago.
Speer, Monday. Mr. Speer is proprie- |cnslnn.
Digging Into one purl of it .the men
Quantities o f oink vine and ferns ul„j u-llinir them that tonight the reptor o f the Southern Monumental
say
they cun trace London’s history
Works, at Jacksonville, and was in were used in decorating the rooms resentutives of various cities would
hy strata to thousands of years ago.
for
this
happy
event.
’I
ho
dining
lanicct
here
to
take
up
these
important
Sanford looking around for a loca
It Is estimated that London’s level In
tion to establish a branch plant here. hie had for tho center piece, the beau- matters o f interest to all of Florida creased at the rate of one foot a cen
tiful birthday cake topped with hum- President Knight adjourned one o f t|ic
tury. Things appear to have lieon
most interesting and important mect- thrown Into the place, which uiusl
Mr. and Mrs. David Speer and Mr. ing tapers.
Gnmes and music and fancy darn- j mgs
ings that the Snnford Chamber of have been a queer pit, ns though It
jmd Mrs. C. A. Rnulerson, o f Geneva,
You want to learn about the best ink that you
ing
were
enjoyed
by
the
ruests.
A
Commerce
Ims ever hold.
Imd beeti n place for refuses. Its rare
spent tile day Monday at Altamonte
treasures
are
mostly
broken
hits
of
contest
of
guessing
what
the
pack
It
was
not
that
so
much
work
was
Springs at the "Fernery.”
can buy and while it may be new to you it is
ages contained, proved n very de accomplished— no work is ever accom Jewelry, china, glassware, etc. Due ex
I
quisitely
curved
ornament.
of
pure
plished at a meeting of the body as a
lightful feature.
not new to others. You want to know about
W. C. Brozier, o f Tnrnpn, repre
gold, evidently part of a golden col
Ice cream and cake carrying out whole— it was not that the speeches
lar. was found, and Is estimated to
senting the RAefleh Paper Co., was in
the best ink that is sold at a better price. You
tile pretty color scheme were served taken as a whole really put ovei any have been made between 4CM) and out)
the city yesterday calling on his locul
by the hostess assisted by Misses thing constructive— they are not ex It. C.
want to know about the ink that is used by
.customers.
Carmeta Barber. I,mile Newby and pected to build cities'nt a banquet. I t )
Some of the most Interesting ob
the governm ent and by all the largest cor
Edith Magee. Mrs. Goodhue was as was not that any big plans were mu- 1 jects are broken pipes, a whole series
Mrs. Claude Howard is visiting
sisted in entertaining the littlc”gucsts Hired looking toward better fre ig h t! ^ascending through nearly four feet of
porations. The ink that is used by all the
relatives in Okeechobee.
by Mcsdunics Vance . Dougins, W. A. rates and bigger cities— plans are not ‘soil, Illustrating Hie pipe’s evolution
from the days of Queen Elizabeth.
largest firms in your own and neighboring
Lester, D. C. Marlowe, and \V. M. matured with 200 people present en
W EDDING OF IN TE RE ST.
joying
a
good
time.
Thigpen.
Swatting the Fly.
cities, Read the telegram below:
It was simply that great spirit of
A wedding of much interest took
The little guests included: Martha
“ Have you slopjied swatting tho
welcome
from
one
good
city
to
anoth
place Sunday afternoon, when Miss Elmctn and Tolor Bryan, Carmen
fly?" asked Charles II. Taylor of the
.
.
.
good city,
Dorothy Martin became the bride of Guthorie, Marlon and Dorothy Haynes >er
r « ° ° d cit>’ ,l WMS thnt « rcat aI,lrit Boston Globe, who was here at I end
Air, Douglas Charles Grilfin, the cer Dorothea Lawson, Virginia Smith, 1of hospitality that distinguishes the ing u meeting of the International
1920 J U N 14 PM 5 49
emony having been solemnized at 2 Ella Spencer, Ellen Telford, Virginia south from any other portion o f the arbitration board, an organization
that settles disputes between printers
globe
where
good
people
gather,
it
o ’clock at tho Palm avenue Baptist McDaniel, Billie W ight, Braxton Per
and publishers, lie was not address
A356W 25 COLLECT 1 E X T R A
church, Dr. Hampton officiating, only kins, Anna and Lots Couch, Billie was that spirit o f the old Indian cus ing this question to the hoard, hut
tom that when you take salt together
the immediae relatives and a few in Thigpen, Eugene Estridge, Margaret
friendship enduring forever results. It simply making an observation as a
T W W A S H IN G T O N DC 515 P 14
vited guests being present.
swarm of tiles rose from the street.
Giles, Elizabeth Dodd, Chuncey W il
was that spirit o f get-together, of real
"I know thnt a year or two ago
The bride was lovely in a traveling son, Sherwood and Wyman Harvard,
discussion, o f good times, boosters when I was here you were advising
JA SM IN E IN K CO RPN
coiftumo o f dark blue crepe la jerse, Bryan Higgins, Franklin Bennett, L.
meeting boosters, o f city
builders everybody to swat the tiles, and the
combined with grey georgette with M. Telford and Bobbie Marlowe.
meeting city builders and discussing result was that you had comparative
5 H A L L ST N O R FO LK V A
accessories to match.
their various problems.
freedom from these pelts. Noiv I no
The young couple left immediately K NIG H TS T E M P I.A lt A T T E N T IO N
It was a meeting that will go down tice that they have Increased. In Bos
G O V E R N M E N T A G A IN A W A R D S
a fte r the ceremony fob Daytona
in history as one o f the greatest oc ton we have repented the fly swatting
Bench, where they will spend several
Officers
Templar Commnndry casions that Sanford or Orlnndo have Instructions until we are rid of Hies
JASM INE
IN K
CORPORATION
weeks before returning to Sanford, will hold conclave o f companions of Vt.r staged and much good will accrue This Is another ease where eternal
where they will make their home.
B L U E B L A C K A L L SIZES RED ALL
lllustrous Order o f the Red Cross on from it. 0 ld lines that while they vigilance Is required, but It produces
Tho bride was a popular student at Thursday evening, Sept. I, at 7:!10 for were imaginary existed none the less results, i I llml Hies In some of your
SIZES A N D M U SC fLA G E QUARTS,
restaurants and soda places, which, of
Stetson University, Do Land, Inst year rehearsal, and instruction, I lease » t - 1have been wiped away. Obi prejudic
course, Indianapolis will not long tol
O VER
T H IR T Y COMPETITORS.
and it was thero that the mutual tend.
es that might have existed have been erate.—Indianapolis News.
H. E. TO LA R ,
attachment between the young people
obliterated, old ideas of county and
JA SM IN E Q U A L IT Y W IN S AGAIN.
Eminent r’omninnder. city boundary lines have bean dissi
bognn. She is n member o f the Alpha
Land and Water Ship.
pated and as tiie bright sun of anoth
The hippopotamus is nmv rivaled by
GEORGE D EED M AYER ,
an
amphibious tank that Havels equal
er
day
rises
over
the
cities
of
Sanford
* ► + ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + 4 * ♦ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ♦ + + + + + • ; • + + + + -fand Orlando those who were at the ly well hy land and water. It Is a
SALES M ANAGER.
banquet no doubt arose with a d iffer tank only In the sense that It origi
ent feeling this morning toward their nated In the lighting tanks of the wap
for It Is. ns a matter of fact, a pas
neighbors and friends. Did this hap
senger vehicle. When ashore. It trav
pen to you?
els on endless tread wheels. 11nil looks
Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of
It was great, it was good, it was like a motor-bus; when nlhuit. It Is
real and the Sanford Chamlier of propelled and nets like a launch. It
the schools and colleges in the South. I t 13
Commerce never did a finer thing than Is the Invention of a Frenchman, nnd
used by all the rank and file who have found
to extend the invitation and the O r was recently tested, currying sl.j pasbetter sengers. In Marseilles, the great Medi
lando Chamber never did ;
out that they can get a superior ink at a much
terranean port.
The French got
thing than to accept.
________________
around the dllllculty of giving It tin
lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If
.. . .
„ r. .. lir
nppropt’ntc appellation by calling It
1he Sebring \\ hite \\ ay presents „ lm„, an(1 waler ship.— Popular Meis not just what we say it is, hving it hack and
to its readers a fine picture, on its chnnlcs.
front cover, of Sobring’s new postg e t your money. Come in and fill your foun
office, which the paper claims would
Japanese Judicial Regalia.
tain pen and get a free trial o f the ink tha
Speaking of relies, thnt worn hy
be a credit to any city, and hdds:
the
tlrst
Judge
of
the
Japauese
Su
"This building is built o f brick and
is m aking the South 'famous.
.stuccoed whito, with red trimmings, preme court Is a work of art nnd ns
# »
heavy with embroidery ns tho vest
and is one of 'the handsomest build ments of the padres o f the little Sun
ings in town. We congratulate all Oernmn church In Porto lllcii. The
parties interested, nnd especially do color Is Muck and the texture line.
Around the neck Is a collar, woven
we congratulate Sebring.”
Into
the gown Itself nnd not worn sep
/
arntely.
as Is Hie collar of the chief
Passing the buck isn’t original with
Justice of England. The color of the
statesmen o f todny. “ The wainun,"
embroidery of this collar Is roynl pur
said Adam, "tempted me."
ple, and Is culled the "crest of the
man'
»
''UrV'l
15
I Will Gives
and
Jasm in e Inks Win
Over AD Others
Have you visited the new
Cash Service Station?
I f not you don’t know what
real Service is
Try us.
u. s. tires”
GAS
Vulcanizing
OILS
Edward Higgins
Incorporated
First Street and Elm Avenue
seven (hovers of ponhiwnln."
The
cap. something after the order of the
very smart sport lints worn hy tbs
Atr.erlcnn women. Is nlsn block, with
a design of "clustered clouds’* nround
I’est enrds— local views— !e nacb n* the top nnd sides.— New York Tribune.
the Herald office.
You never realize how small a mil
lionaire’s income really is until his
w ife asks fo r alimony.
$
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The Herald Printing
Company
DISTRIBUTORS for SEM INO LE C O U N ^
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921
PAOB
Wrestling With a Lively Kangaroo
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
o
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive o f results.
* ' ■ '
‘, i r
All progressive movements that
have fo r their aim the creating o f
a G R E ATE R S A N F O R D and SEM
INOLE C O N U T Y are in accord with
the progressive policy o f this insti
tution.
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
t
“
You Can Find the Name of Every Live ProH’
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
y *
LAW YERS
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor
and Builder/
1
SANFO RD
•:* -r- FLO RID A,
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
count.
-:-
-:-
FLO R ID A
Sanford Constructs
B A T T E R IE S
ij The Seminole County ii
.. Bank
<■
<•
STRENG TH
«•
<•
CONTRACTORS
4%
PROGRESS
IN TEREST PA ID
SERVICE
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PROTECT SACRED SNUFF
R E A D Y FOR PRESIDENT
j»on Given for the High Bench Belilnd Which Supreme Court Judges
Have Their 8eat*.
tin Federal Hti|ireme court la coleit* centenary of "tho high
L / i ” originally the Justices snl
[Jml it long bench on the floor of thn
ft—on it level with the lawyers
tried their euses before them.
L4 straight desk had set Into It n
box opposite ench Justice’s sent.
|ry Clu) was arguing a case before
court. During a pause In Ills arguFiu uni' of the Justices reached forfiini, took a jilnch of snulT and settled
lark to weigh the more carefully the
easeiilng presented.
In hid next I
Iinis- Mr. (.'lay reached over and with
Thunk you" look n pinch himself.
■tic court wiis Indignant. That afterloon tliey met to decide what could he
Bone to preclude the possibility of a
proud breach of the “etiquette of the
aurt" slid decided to have u bench
anile of such height that no mere
pnu'tltiiiiicr could reach their pet snuff.
I Since then they have sat behind the
Ihlgh U'licb that Is In use today.— New
lVork Tribune.
What He Wanted.
A little Washington boy was dining
lit a friend's Imuse with Ills mother
not »<i very lung ago when charlotte
njw.s In paper collars were one of
the features of the dessert. The Huffy
dellntelos tasted very much like
"ni"ri< to the hungry little chap.
I' there anything else you'll have,
dear?" u't.eil the hostess, solicitously,
"Yes, am'am," eagerly assented the
rlilld "l uniit another of them pretty
little I'lmrll,. Itosses."
ihie of the noveau riche women with
which Washington abounds said at a
ten the other afternoon, with a conse•lumthii ah. that really her neuritis
*ns retting sn bad she was ut her
.mi: she'd tried everything ex
cept a ' till..patrlek I Did any of us
have any faith In the ministrations of
thlrepatrleks?
h K i, a nt |,|| infrequent to hear
the Hotel Itulelgli In Washington spok
en of seriously as tile "Hotel Itnllc'h’e.' nr Hiiyler's candy piaco as
When It was learned In Lancaster,
N. II., that President Harding wns to
spend several days nt the country
home of Secretary Weeks, there wns
great excitement, and the staff of the
Weeks estate became very busy. Miss
Elizabeth
I'roulx,
slxteen-year-old
niece of the caretaker, climbed up the
Hag pole and rcglhlcd the ball on Its
tip, and then made the (lag ready.
Home-Made Fruit Bowl.
If you have an old wooden bowl
Hint Is nut In active use, purchase
some shellac and some paint, dark
shinies being prefenilile. mill glv„ It a
emit of paint llrst. When thoroughly
dry slicllm* It. The resulj will lie a
very attractive fruit bowl. If you un
derstand the art of painting flowers
or know how to make pretty borders,
Mils will make the IrowI more attrac
tive.— Thrift Magazine.
Consistent.
Newcomer (In Greenwich village) —
Is this place In tireeii-wlteh Village?
The Tea Itman Pirate— Yes, but w«
llulyer's."
call It (Ireiiltch.
An liinoeeut local dame boasts of
New comer — (Irceitltch. eh? Well,
the I., i „ f scarlet "saliva" thnt
gllimit* a man saiiiiteli.— Williams PurD........ “ i Imr garden all through the j»le Cow.
•ututiui.—Washington Star.
Planes nnd Specifications CheerfaUyr
Furnished
Sp.cUtli* on E l*ctrie,l Work tod con ( ! * •
AM Work Guaranteed
jou d*p«ndkhl* to n ic * .,
ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS n. T . P A C E
P. O. Bor S t t
W*
EOS OVERHAULING) YOUR OAR
REAL TREAT FOR IMMIGRANTS
KILLED WIFE TO END AGONY Sanford Battery Service
Ice Cream Something New to Arrival*
at Ellla Island, hut They
finally Liked It.
Briton Qaaiod Woman Ho Loved, In
curably III, and Then Ended
Phone 180
Hie.Own Life,
Immigrant struggles with American
food on Kills Island reached a climax
when Commissioner Wallis Introduced
plutes of Ice cream to the 1,700 diners.
The Idea behind the Ice cream was to
give the Immigrants tt real treat on
their reuehliig the land of promise.
What happened was a marvel to wltness.
Tite llrst persons served were
a Ilalklu native mid a native of
Knst India. The Cast Indian took n
lick and liked It.
He looked uround
and saw that the Hulk an opposite him
hod a bigger piece. Greedily he
grabbed for It. Then the light began.
Both got well smeared In the face with
the food.
The other diners touched the Ice
cream, and Hading It cold, thought
tliey knew the trick. The stunt was
to smear the cold substance on your
neighbor's face.
This happened sev
eral times. Then someone lusted the
Ice cream ami with a whoop an
nounced It was munnn too precious to
he wasted on couiitemuiccs, Tho head
steward said the same tiling in the
eight languages lie spenks. The facesnietirlng censed abruptly.
But tlie final experiment wns yet
to he made. The rent genius of the
meal took up tils knife and a piece of
bread nnd spread*tho new butter ten
derly over It. He started 'the fashion
with a hung, and all the rest enjoyed
their leu cream that way.—New York
World.
Average Life of Auto.
As
highway
transportation
de
velops and passenger cars am! trucks
become practically the sole means of
road travel, (he proportion of llrst
purchaser* o f car* mid truck.* In the
total o f car sales will decrease, and
the demand for new car* each year
will become more and more nearly
equal lo the number o f car* which
drop out of service. For ltd* reason
II I* becoming Increasingly Impor
tant for the trade to know Imw many
car* will lie required for replacement
of those withdrawn from service.
Analysis ,,f registration, production,
export and import figures over a
period of years leads to the con
clusion that the average life of the
U.tSMi.tMSi car* retired from service In
the last seven years was about fi.fl
venrs.— Sclent Ilie American.
New Tombstone.
Austin .1. Hitman of Custer, Okln.,
Im* Invented what be culls a "new
and Improved tombstone," ways the
('iilimihiiH Dispatch. It I* designed to
represent a life-size human llgure
standing erect. For Instance, It might
be a soldier. The material I* galvan
ized Iron, made hollow, *n that the
lower part of It may he tilled with
cement to make a heavier base. The
hotly Is hollow In order thnt If de
sired, It tuny hold an urn contalnli.g
the ashes of the deceased. As ft r
the head. It I* meant to he screwed
on and may he Until* a likeness of the
person for whom the tombstone Is
erected.
"The doctor gives anesthesia to
hopeless agony. The soldier spures a
thrust or a shot to a writhing com
rade. Any decent until shoots his
women folk to save them from dis
honor."
Sueli was the explanation made by
K, It. Kardley for killing himself and
his wife In tlirlr little cottage at
Kotitlihorough, says an Kngllsh ex
change.
Mrs. Kardley wus a hopeless Invalid,
nml her dlsense had developed to the
pnlrn where It became necessary to
place her lu a home fur the mentally
afltlcted.
In the letter from which
the extracts above are madg, Kardley
said:
"For two years now my wife ha*
lived In hourly torment. Her condi
tion grows dally worse. 1 can do noth
ing more for tier; my will to live and
win I* broken. There Is nothing be
fore tier lint the madhouse, without
even the alleviation I have been able
to tiring.
"However human law may regard
the matter, my conscience Justltlcs
me; Indeed, I should live a coward In
my own esteem If I failed her In tills
extremity."
Kveti In Ills sorrow Kardley thought
of those who would discover the trag
edy. ami In'the teller lie wrote to the
friend telling him of Ills determina
tion, he added:
"The bodies of myself and my dear
wife will he found together In the lit
tle dressing room. Great care must
tie taken l/i entering the house; the
dressing room atnl communicating
bedroom will tie full of gas."
After hearing all the testimony and
the reading of rtie lettbr the Jury
found thnt the dead limn took hi*
own life and that of Ills wife while he
was temporarily of unsound mind and
added an expression of sympathy with
the relatives,
Company
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Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Magee
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
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Notice I* hereby given flint Cluirle* l». Cary*
imrilmner o f lux (Vrtifknti* No. HI, iluietl the
2ml tiny of June, A. I», Hill*, baa
f I loti mi hi
n-rMflento In my office Biol Im* marie applied'
I Ion for Lux ilccil to 1vim* In fid’iiI'11nnec with
!uw. Huhi certified It* etohriiecn (tie following
•hncrlhfil properly In Hemlfinle County. t*l<»rhla.
m u lt: WVj of
Si:«; of KWV* of
HWV* nml
S\V>; of Si:Vi Of H\VQ untl S W ' H of M\V** ly
ing II of W Hup of Hanford (Irani (lc#» 82.5 ft.
V. nml H, t»y (tflO ft. 13 nml W In tfl! corner anil
h'jta N m fit.) See. 25L Twp. Ill N, I lunge .‘Hi
j:. i-oiitnliilruc l!."* nire*. The anht himl Imltic
MHRieisvftt at fine
ilrtlc of the IkHUnflPC of Wltdl
cerltf Irate In ttrn* itnine of llllznhetlt Kli**el.
A hot Tut tV rftflfiite Ni», IS, itA ted the 2ml
tluy of June, A. J' I 111It* ha« flld l vain) peril
flcate hi my office nml haa maite ap|i)lcallon
for fitx ileed h* Imiic In iifconlnnee
with hiw.
Sa|tl rertlflfa le cinhraeei* Hit? following ileacrlb*
•■•I property «lliintet| In Seminole County, Fh»rh
■In. to wit:
All N K 1 1 In Hanford (Iralit <1cm
heg. 45 Ik** VV of Nil cor, run W to Intcrwci ion of W line of Hanford Cram HWly along
t j rant Hue I X fttI r!i. 11 4.f]H c 11 N 13ly 17.55 d i.
|to heir. I, Sec. HI, Twp* 111 S., It tinge BO 13. ltd
acre*.
The *al«l land ln’lng aaaeoaed a* the
date i*f the lnnmiiH-e of micli fertlfleate In the
name of Kllxahcth Kluuel.
Alan: Tax Certificate S o . L3-\ dated the 2nd
day of June, A. I>. IHIII, haa filed anld certi
ficate In injr office and haa made application
for lax deed to lavtn* In accordance with law.
Said certificate embrace* the followltnt
tie*
srrllied property » If mi led In Hi'iiiliiole Cminiy*
Florida, to w it: flee. N\V cor. of KISYi ^*'c. 112,
Twp. IP
Itniigc net 13. Hun 13 12 eh. H 20
cli. to H nnd I. I* lly Wly along annie 7'-i ell*
N 20 deg. \V lO.fttl cli, \V 10 cli. S 11.111 cli.
NFly 25 Cli, H I I tleg. 13 H cli.. H DI deg.. \V
to pt* HO cli W of 13 Hue of See. nml 10 cli S
of H line of N 131\ H. Ill cli W to H\V c»»r of
N W \ \ i»f See lo N\V cor. of Hec, 13 to heg,
1117 Here#. The anId land being aMomed a I the
dale of the I*001 mice of iiicti cerilflcnlo In the
name of Jacob Kland.
I'liteae eahl cert I flea tea atmII l«» redeemed ac*
cording to law. lux deed will Inane thereon on
the lal day of Hefdcniber, A. I>. 1021.
Wllnetft toy official ilgtialiire nml aeal till*
the 20th day of July, A. I*. 1021,
IHI3AV.i
13. A. IHlUm.ASS.
Clerk Circuit Court,
Hemlimh* County* Florida.
7-27-Olc
lly: A. M. WKKKH, It. C.
TRY A DAILY HERALD W AN T AD.
'SDS.AHO
JTWtt wooMao » * u
Elder Springs W ater
99.98% PU R E
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla.
LORD’S P U R IT Y
W ATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dally Service
Phone l f T
SA N FO R D
E. F. Lane
Real Estate nnd Insurance
Phone 95
NOVELTY
W ORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W. K n igh t
General Shop and Mill
Real Estnte nnd Insurance
Work
SANFORD
FLO R ID A
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
..Employment Bureau..
The vocational committee o f tho Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club
requests all young women desiring
employment to register nt tho First
National Hank.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
Eyes Examined
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, FIs.
ELE CTR ICA L
C O LO N IA L LA M P S
Glasses Designed
Henry McLaulinf .Tr.
OPT. I).
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fin.
W ILS O N V U L C A N IZ IN G W O R K S
C. C. WILSON, Owner
S A T IS F A C TO R Y SERVICE AND
R E A S O N A B LE PRICES
Wight
Phone 175
nrother, C.*r*(o
Dnihllnc
G ILLO N & F R Y
Phone 142
TRANSFER
“ WE D ELIVER THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we phrase you, tell others; If nof
tell us. Phone 498
Fourth nnd Sanford Ave
New Era Printery
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
COM M ERCIAL AND
JOU P R IN T IN G
H O TELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotel”*
$1.50 Up Per bny
Herald Printing Co.
C. A. W H ID D O N
BOOK, JOU A N D COMM E R C IA L
P R IN T IN G
C LE A N IN G , PRESSING, ALTU R D TO
Phone 148
Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co.
Phone 485
P R IN T IN G
D R IN K
250 llammcrmll] envelopes printed,
$1.75.— Seminole I’rintcry, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Ita 09 98-100
nvc.
87*fltp per cent pure. Phone 81L
The world news the day it happens, P i Cl{ l j n f f a n f l P r p s p r v i m r
delivered nt your door each evening,
a n u r r e s e r v in g .
15c the week.
TIME
W e have the
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NOTICE OF AP PLICAT ION FOR T A X DEEDS
UNDEH SECTION 57S OF THE OENEUAI.
STATUTE8 LAWS OF FLOIUDA
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Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, ]
R E A L ESTATE
l*Tsher
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Builders & Contractors
Sketches and Estimates F n t ) a *
L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too —
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wpsiriM' voo. nvxT*
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Battery Troubles to Us
WZ
Whist la Easy to Play.
"So simple that even a child cun
use it" Is a phrase commonly seen and
heard these days, and which Is ap
plied with ease to u new whistle In
strument, described with Illustration
In Popular Mechanics Magazine. By
pulling mill pushing a lever attached
on the inside of Its barrel lo a small
piston, the tones of the whistle are j
caused to change. Till* lever termi
Greek Temple Discovered.
nates on tho outside In a trliiijgularIt Is announced Mint the arclieologlshapeil linger-piece running through a
slotted plate. Markings representative {■nI service In Thessaly Im* Informed
Aitn iirjnting oir bundles of notes I of miislnit tones appear on the plate, the minister of education of the dis
k ",
r‘" "
' " ll. £7.000, thomen. It nml
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ns the triangular lover moves Into covery of an Olympian temple at Ferres
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''lull'd them In the ground place before the markings, a corre near Velestlon, of the fourth century
" rl,ll«bt. Tho notes then bad a spondingly pitched musical tone Issues before tho present era. The temple.
It Is stated, resembles that at Olympia;
"l" ''l ami dirty appearance as If from the whistle.
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It Is In a good state o f preservo lion
uul hi'oii a hull,4 time In use.
and Inis 10 bronze plaque* with laws
......"'Illy accepted. In some
— Get your Scratch Puds from The llllll decrees,
'!"• f" li;|,d notes were accepted
lii-s „r ;,u nt local banks.
Herald— by tho pound— lBc.
I
T H Y A D A ILY HERALD W A N T AD.
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Forgers Use New Method.
An iirlgliiiil touch In forgery Is roiM.rteil
|,y
tho
Paris
corrcpainlctit Of the London Dully Mull,
f, lnf FnrrrctJ notes dirty In order
!'"'■> might look real Is said to
P
' ,l" method adopted by four
‘•t" who have Just been arrested at
.!
0,1 " charge of counterfeiting
" ‘•iimll brown one-franc notes
Mbuili..,iiy i,h|i) whlch nro
dreu.
hi Paris owing to the shortage
«ll\ Mf*
n n iH o
Snowy
Baker, well-known Australian spnrtsniiiii. Is now in America
showing ...... of Australia's favorite pnsil.iio*. one of these gentle sports Is
wrestling with a lively kangaroo. linker Is here shown with a strangle hob)
on tho kangaroo's tall.
C ol
CONTRACTORS A N D B U ILD E R S
t<w ou )5 HO
See our line o f
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
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hbhht
W e d n e sd ay
««n ta l i & i ' i i both -dlUcs
fore this bonrd and presented their
respective nrgumontfl. fo r and ngalns1
the proposed reduction. The board de
Ip Pp(t« o f
"po^r mouth” made
cided that the reduction should bo put
by the rniironds and all the talk about
into effect; and the helpless public—
idle enrs, and tho necessity for in
that is helplcsiLith formulating agree
creasing rates nnd cutting wnges,
ments— naturally decided the decision
tllolr n et’ unAliittfs t o r ’ the s ii months
was just, since. employers and em
(umUng with
‘ ‘ i Juno,, are.lnrgcly in exployees had joined hands in stating
‘ress o f ’the Stiinie months o f last yenr
the
purpose o f this board.
as repqrtp^L Jiy. the Interstate Com
There
was a time when the general
merce Commission, and indicates that
public
withheld
its oplnldh and as
huslhess'is reviving rintt the peak of
sumed
the
nttttudc
th^t ‘ 'rows be
hnrd times, h »s jbyetv^passed. They
tween
capital
and
luhor
are not our
earned nenrly $176,000,000 for tho pe
affnirs.”
Bat
the
public
lyurfrcnlized
riod mentioned, against less than
that, regardless o f outcome/ it foots
$112,000,600 last year, and at the same
ihe
bills— nml thcrofore/sVmoro and
time reduced expenses appreciably.
more
it is ‘'having n
in the dis
We
fait
to
see
wherein
the
sontf
has
The nation is hound to work out of its
putes
as
they
urise
between
the two
capitalized
the
bereavement
o
f
the
troubles, given a little time. "B a u
fnctlons.
v,
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Caruso
fam
ily,
or
an
affront
to
Am
er
hull on the United States," and you
Unemployment is a serious natiofipl
will he a sure winner.— Tampa Times. ican people. ..The music nnd the
words are beautiful.
problem, a t ‘ the present tihie.
The
problem has become so ncuto thnt
T R A D E A T HOME,
H U M A N E S O C IE TY OR P E N I
President Harding has called a conT E N T IA R Y 7
ference to discuss ways and moans
for relieving tho economic pressure,
and the suggestions o f employers nnd
employees will be sought
It would
nre bnrgains occasionally, tho thoiis- or thrown into a county or city jail he a serious thing fo r the unions to
nnds o f employees o f the mail order the people have the right to demand throw half a million out o f work right
concerns «pt them, or their friends, that every precaution be exercised on now— to pass over the inconveniences
Trade at-home. •
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it would work on the American pubYounowrrhom t m*rchnnt troqupnt-1 the person so incarcerated shall pay lie. Perhaps the officials nro not conly has bargains and Ke lells’ ybii about' the penalty; and not only pay he pen- sidering the public, but the public will
theni in the paper $ou read; : > * [ ] '
alt>’ but the public must be protected no longer b i regarded as a factor not
The home merchant knows you ns from the menace o f dangerous and to be reckoned with.
He cares destructive fellow men who have been
neighbor and h
Transportation is also in a “ jam.......
enough f<»r you nnd y|»4r trade
thatI convicted o f murder, larceny o ■ other up." It is slow in gnlning Its equillihe
goes to
the .trouble and expense
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* o f serious nnd grave offenses.
brium following the demoralized con
The following news story nppears ditions of the past four years, which
telling yhd about his goods dtid the,
bnrgains he is offering. Besides, 1.. in this week’s issue o f the Holmes affected every business in this coun
to County Advertiser, published at Bon- try, more or less. Thu workmen may
* cares enough 'to tnkti the pains to
carefully show you the goods nnd to >fny, Fin
think it is no duty o f theirs to assist
explain, thf\r merits, He also affords
T
in getting this business hack on a
you the opportunity o f selecting from
i’wo 0
normal basis. Other citizens are mak
n variety, showing you article after their c m
ing sacrifices, nnd there is no reason
article until you arc satisfied in|at\Nestv
why the railroad folks should be an
choice.
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exception. This applies to the owners
Trade at home and you get service, guards a
as well ns to the hired help.
|choice, quality nnd as good prices, or uties to 1
The administration seems inclined
better, than can he hud of the mail have fail
to the idea that it is the government’s
order house’s. Trade at home nnd you ported to
duty to finance the railroads— that is
help build up the town and better were seel
pay them immediately the $600,000,your own job.— St. Augustine Record. Sheriff J
000 it owes and accept securities some
N tK E A S
ft. J. HOLLY .
f. J. IILLARD
I. A. NEEL...-.
i....Edltsr
Treasurer
c u r t i b n A itB E k
CISOULATIOW XAVAOEB
Phone' 148 up to 6 P. M
AO w tlriny B k f
*t««U K m Wi
os'
l» l l a « U a «
•abMrtptlM Frio* la Adaaaoa
PaiirnVd
It , c o n n SomiaoU County and la publWwd
5 Triday. Adrartlalag raU» mad* k a o «
■pplIoAtlon, DuDMuitb La ptUtin*
f t jaay, i t v i j i to idnu cii
Otdmbcr of The Associated Pun
O, you Orlando!
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There with the goods every time.
r9
B io jv f.
v
But you now have a better idea of
on
And Sanford, has n better
Orlando and everything is lovely
In the years to come with the big
led
together
gust1kbth and trace their success to it
The laws of a general nature pas
sed hy the last session of the legisla
ture nre Being printed in inilny of the
counties o f the state. The state pays
$100 l|i jench cou n ty‘far this service,
nnd the law requires that one copy of
tho paper be mailed to every regis
tered voter. A h there are some eight
thousand registered voters in Volusia
county, and the law supplements cost
$25 per thousand, or $200 for enough
with which to earn the $100 allowed
hy the state, no Volusia county paper
has accepted the contract. In n state
whore ns much money is wasted as in
Florida, where a mlilidh dollnrs worth
o f rond machinery is permitted to go
Up in smoke from an unwntched
warehouse, where millions o f dollars
are wasted on useless road work, it
does not seem strange that a "benev
olent legislature" should try to beat
some newspaper man in each county
out o f $100.— DcLnnd News.
TO O R LAND O EDITORS
We owe II. B. Brossier, o f the Re
porter-Star and Bill Glenn, of the
Morning Sentinel, one. . Yes, Bnsile
Brassiere and Camisole certainly
made a talk for lhg> Sanford Herald
and we appreciate it more than words
can tell. Only a newspaper man
knows how the other newspaper men
arc working for their particular
towns. Only a newspaper man knows
the trials and tribulations, the heart
aches, fha headaches nnd tho effects of
302f etc., etc., nnd the daily grind that
tntiid go forward each and every day
nnd then the small'pittance of profit
nt the end o f the year. Good boys,
that Orlando hunch. They match the
other boosters o f that city in every
respect and the Herald wishes to state
nguin as we have in the past that Or
lando has two of the greatest dailies
In the Btnte. Come agajn, old siiurts!
I t may not be 202 next time but some
thing1 equally as good awaits you ev
ery time you call.
SHRIM P, OKRA A N D TOM A
TO STEW
Fry the contents of 1 am of
1
Tabasco Okra and Tomatoes
in
1 tablespoon butter for 10 min
utes; add 1 cun of shrimp and 1
cup water.
Stew 20 minutes;
season with Mi teaspoon Tabas
co Sauce.
Deane Turner
W B L A K A BLOCK
Phones 407-494
AUGU
event. It is expected to decide wheth
er the state shall remain bottled up
for the benefit o f the railroads, which
are insanely killing its prominent and
productive industries, or whether the
shippers will make a strike for freed
om by the development o f the num
erous water routes which are acces
sible to us, and which wil Igive us nccess to many markets at much cheap
er rates, and under just as favorable
conditions ns to speed and refrigera
tion as ato granted hy the railroads
at present. The railroads unquestion
ably have it in their power to kill an
industry, hy tnxing it to death for
transportation, and in the past year
have not hesitated to exert thnt power
to the limit. They 'have taken gen
erally more than the producer got
for growing thestulf, and In many in
stances have brought him in debt.
IIow they can expect a trucker or
grower to go on producing stuff which
brings him no returns, is beyond hu
man'comprehension. To a mnn un
trained in railroad othios it looks like
insane folly to hinder or embarrass
the shippers who furnish the freights
which make the rniironds possible.
They claim they need the money. That
may be true, but we believe they are
taking the wrong way to get it. It
is hoped the coming meeting o f groov
ers nnd shippers will devise some
method o f shipping by water which
will free tho industry from the grind
ing' monopoly which the roads believe
they have fastened on the state. The
matter is o f vital importance to the
whole state, and the attendance nt the
meeting should be large. It is only
by energetic and united action that
desirable results can be accomplish
ed. Get busy.— Tampa Times.
urtiHtO*:hUo 111Had brdugM ±i> urf all
a feeling o f loss, in peculiar sense
must havo saddened those o f his own
household whose g rie f will he further
deepened by the attempt o f crafty
money gatherers to capitalise' their
bereavement.
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The modern ernzo fo r the Usual and
so-called' up-to-date tinge to every
kind o f wares spread before the
American buying public bus ovettotepped the bounds o f decency and Ifovefence when it seeks to cram do#n the'
throats o f the music lovers o f this
nation n song title such ns *heso pubUshers have sought to force upon
them.— Gainesville Sun.
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that are behind a real banking servico,
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Banking service begins first with the safe-guarding
of funds of the thrifty, but its greatest' function is
its Aid to sound growth in the community.
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We back up every advertisement with tangible banking service nnd every assistance within our power.
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P re s id e n t
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debt o f $600,000,000 has not buen es
tablished at thnt amount.
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( It appears that the hope of tho
of which are not safe; but W illiam (I. railroads lies in general reorganiza
McAdoo, former director of the ra il tion. Thousands o f swivel chairs could
roads, proved the fallacy o f this idea, bo abolished; the number o f work
lie showed that the railroads owe tho men can be reduced if a greater prem
government $702,000,000, payment of ium is pluced on results thnn upon
which is being postponed fo r ten specialization, ob is now the practice.
years.
The government, therefore, Service is poor, rnteB nre exorbitant
owes the railroads nothing, while the nnd wages nre high—and the public
railroads owe the government at least is disgusted and is getting more bo
$202,000,000—and the government's all the time. Lot the owners nnd cm-
Two convicts escaped. Until cap
tured, the pwblic is their prey. But
these two are not the only ones at
large, Luther Wilson, a white man,
hns also escaped from the state camp
and has been at liberty for nearly a
yenr. Wilson was tried for the mur
der o f Deputy Wilcox, of Lake county,
Bryant was tried for the murder of
bis father in Orange county, and duly
sentenced. The third convict Was up
for four years.
These occurrences give rise to unplensant questions which should be
carried to Hon. W. A. MeRae ^com
missioner o f agriculture, who has gen
eral supervision over ntnte convicts.
Is the state prison department fun
ctioning? Is it protecting the lives
and properties o f the people? Why
have so many criminals been allowed
to escape since the lease system hos
been abolished ? Is tho department
conducting n humane society instead
o f a penitentiary?
Laws arc being administered, sen
tences are pronounced, but the En
forcement o f the edicts o f the courts
is seemingly lax and weak, and such
events as those recited give cause for
mob violence.— Orlando Sentinel.
C O N S ID E R ATIO N
OF P U B LIC IN
ployees settle their differences tha
arbitration boards, but give theputl*
its money’s worth!— Florida Metropo-
Work will start the first of tkt
week on a 50-mile asphalt highway ii
Sumter county.
Jacksonville is working u* seam
n training university to locate at
Camp Johnston which is near that 1
city.
I f you have never given earnest attention to the classi
fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun
ities which were almost made to order fo r YO U .
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W hy not determine to learn fo r yourself what the classi
fieds mean to you?
There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified
T R A N S P O R T A T IO N CRISIS.
columns fo r whatever you may need.
The "b ig fou r"
The other is to
railroad brother
hoods and the Switchmen’s Union of
North America are facing a crisis in
their history. The yare in a position
to reverse the attitude o f public opin
ion in this country— and, lifter all,
public opinion is the most powerful
P E N N IE S O F!
force in this country.
Strike ballots have been sent -109,000
members o f these unions.
The
The extremes to which some mod
question
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shall
tho~
nwnrrt
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the
ern publishers of popular "song hits"
railroad
laliord
board,
which
decrees
will go were never more brazenly
shown than when the announcement that railroad “employees shall accept
was made o f the publication o f a mew a $ 100,000,000 reduction in wages, be
number cfititlcd: ‘'They N eeded'a “ accepted or not^
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The public does pot know whether
Song-bird ,ln Hcqven, SA ' G od' Took
tho^'-Wagcs of railroad employees
Caruso Awhy."
The very title o f tho song is art should be reduced or not. However,
affront to the Amcricnn people in its during the war period the’ wages of
sncriligloiis and irreverent reference
to the atonement. It iH to ha hoped
thnt there is enough regard fo r the
sacred teachings to refuse to popular
ize this song whirii from U4 -Very
title indicates that Its producers
would merchandise nt the oxpense of
the religious standards o f the nation.
There Is' a sorrow throughout the
nation thnt the wonderful voice of
Caruso hns keen stilled by *hc Omninitont hand. The passing of the great
read and answer classified ads— to investigate those that
seem to offer something to you.
Y o u ’ll be surprised to
learn how many o f these little ads do talk business to
you— how many o f them seem to point to opportunities
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1921
kittle Hsppenlngs
Mention sf
Matter* In Brief
Personal Heme
of Interest
In and
A b ou t
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S The City
Summery of tbe
Floating Small
T e lk s Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Heedera
the w e a t h e r
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j.’or Florida: Generally fair
tonight;
Thursday
partly
cloudy; probably local showers
South portion.
; HOTTEST STATE
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S A U N A , Kans., Aug. 27.—
The heat wave through CenI rat Kansas is Increasing. A t
2:30 today the official temperatiirc here was 111.
TOI’EKA, Knns., Aug. 27.
_l,i the grip o f an Intense
fu.at wave, Kansas was the
holiest state in the union Fridny, the weather bureau here
repotted today. Eighteen o f
tin. twenty-six reporting sta
ll,m- recorded maximum tem(Miatures o f 100 or more. Mer
cury was highest at McPher.Still anti Macksvillo where
It
registered 100 degrees.— Law
rence (Kans.) Journal-World.
No, thanks, we’ll stny
in
Florida where it’s cool.
TEMPERATURE
The old hulh does not come
down any and it wns hot yes
terday and it looks like more
o f it today.
However, our
weather prophet snyH that all
o f the hot weather will be thin
week and then with several
storms we can look for cooler
weather and only a few days
are scheduled for September
when the weather will be at
all above 76 or so. This is
good news and will help us to
get through this week. How
ever we are not suffering at
that— and the Hcrnld office is
probably the hottest place in
town:
5:10 A. M., AU G UST 318T
Maximum ................
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Minimum
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70
Range ............................
71
llarometer ....................... 30.17
Culm and Clour.
N E W F IL L IN G STA TIO N .
TH IN G OF B E A U T Y
ALSO OF SERVICE.
The new filling station recently
erected by Edward Higgins in his
former location of tbe Ford Gnrage,
on west First street and under the
able management o f |>ank Akers, is
ono of the best' In this part o f the
state. It is one o f the new i’drive In”
stations, and will handle tho Gulf Su
preme oils and gnsoline. It is equip
ped with two o f the very latest Bow
ser pumps o f the twji .stroke type
that places five gallons of gas in a
car while you nro asking for it.
N ot only arc oils nnd gas carried,
but nil kinds o f auto accessories, and
United StateH tires, and Inter, u bat
tery station will be added. The now
filling station is another Edward H ig
gins’ product, and with tho manage
ment of Frank Akers, nnd his assist
ant, Dwight Smith, the new filling
station will give service nt nil times
and prove another valuable adjunct
to the business life o f Sanford.
They will also carry n dnily adver
tisement in the Daily Herald. Watch
fo r it.
Stop a Minute!
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and take a look at our window and see
for yourself the Straw Hals and
Panamas we are offering at
Your Choice, $1.48
Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
NEW STORE FOR SANFORD.
Among the new' firms to be incor
porated under the laws o f Florida and
doing business in Sanford, is the ituffcld-Honig Co,, Inc., who will open a
big store hereabout September 25,
in the Swope block. This store orom
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is now undergoing extensive repairs
nnd is the room formerly occupied by
D. *G. McKinnon, of Oakland, was the Merchant’s Grocery Co., opposite * * * + ❖ * < • >:*<*
$ •<**;• >:*s
in the city yesterday on business.
the postoirico. A. Hatfield is well
known here, having been in business
Sanford was filled with visitors last for some time, and is one o f the live
night. Mnny were here from vari and energetic young business men of
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ous cities to attend the meeting of Sanford. Mr. Honlg is o f the manu
K. Randall, o f Tampa, has arrived the Mesons and sixty people from Or facturing firm of Honlg & lloilisin ltie city and will m ake't his future lando were hereto attend the meeting berger of New York City, one o f the
hoim
lie has embarked in tho mer o f the Chamber of Commerce.
large ninnufWturers o f ladles skirts
chant tailoring business.
Classified advertisements, 3 cents * line. No nd taken for le u than
nnd wearing apparel. The new firm
Claim# and awaaten the systsm
Send your 'out mattress to Bradley expects to have a chain o f stores in
23 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone.
Cask
aaoh m o rn in g and w ash a w ay
Make them like new, for Florida, and Mr. ItafFleld will be the
Gel a repaired tire to use as extra. factory.
must accompany all orders. Count five words lo a line nnd remit ac
polionout, s ta g n a n t m ittar.
Ford tires for $0.00.— S. A. Huston. $5.00. 50 lb. new cotton mattress only manager o f the first store here. Tincordingly.
ll(i-2Gtc $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 \V. South new firm will have the benefit of the
Those o f us who are accustomed to
St., Orlando, Fla.
122-2Gtc
FOR S A LE — Smal house and 3-4 of
NeW York markets aside from the fed dull and heavy when wo arise;
FO R R E N T
an acre o f land on Sanford nvenuo.
Sanford is presenting a busy upa
fact that the greater part o f their splitting headache, stuffy from
J. T .Lee and Fred Bradford, o f
FOR REN!'— Comfortable
rooms, — John Hambnne,
13G-3tc
prarunee now will: new stores open
goods will be manufactured by the cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid
Furnished for light house keeping.
ing and the merchants getting ready Lake Harney, were in the city today, firm ami the goods will come direct stomach, Intnc back, can, instead, both
W ANTED
134-fltp.
for a big business in September.
* and are getting ready to open up a from tho factory, Unis saving the look and feel as fresh as a daisy al 1118 Palmetto Avc.
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fishing business as soon as t|ie laws
First W A N T E D — Team work. Inquire M.
middleman’s profit. All the latest ways by washing the poisons and tox 1-OR K E N T -U n u office mi
Hoick Roadster for sale. New tires will permit and there is more water
121 26tp
Hanson Shoo Shop.
street.
Apply
A.
P.
Connelly.
ins
from
the
body
with
phosphated
hot'
styles will be shipped direct from the
and is in first class mechanical con in Lake Harney and the river.
125-tfc
factory at New York, giving a fresh .water each morning
W A N T E D — Reliable man, owner of
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dition. It. fc O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
We
should drink, before breakfast, j.*o r R E N T—2 nice furnished housoFord or tenm, to sell our tens nnd
nnd up to (Into lino o f goods for the
We have at present In stock one stores in Florida. Mr. Raffield leaves a glass o f hot water with a tea- 1 keeping rooms. I largo furnished codecs direct to the consumer. Op
E. A MotFet was sure the ono to slightly used Hupmobile that we are
todny for New York to select his spoonful of limestone phosphate in it housekeeping room.— Mrs. Riddling, portunity to establish permanent nnd
catch the lish at Daytona Dench. Ills odering for sale at a reasonable price.
to flush from the stomach, liver, kid- opr, o,,^ Avc.
130-2tp
profitable business. Address Grand
goods for tile opening of the new store
skill in throwing the cast net caught I f you want the best for your money,
neys and bowels (lie previous day’s FU RNISH E D ROOMS TO K EN T— Union Ten Go,, Savannah, Ga. 130-ltp
and will stock the new store on his
indigestible waste, sour bile find pois
the big ones and made the pole and see us at once.— B. & O. Motor Co.
One apartment, bed room and kitch W A N T E D — For counter work, young
return.
onous toxins; thus cleansing, sweet
line look tame.
129-tfc
enette; also two_ bed rooms and
lady or young man.— Sanford De
The no,w firm are believers in ad
ening and purifying the entire ali kitchen, furnished, with electric lights,
pot
Restaurant,
13G-tfc
vertising and have made arrange
Get a repaired tiro to use ns extrn.
Lenoard McLucns nnd Billy Fitts ments with the Dnily Herald for daily mentary tract before eating more running water and gas; house shady
«food.
Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. I are homo from Laurel Park Camp, at
and cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300
LOST
advertising carrying the specials for
The action of limestone phosphate French Avc.
116-2Gtc Hendersonville, where they spent two
13-l-Gte
each clay nnd tile prices and they and hot water on an empty stomach
I,OST— Key ring with two Yale keys
months. They have made a fine record promise mnny surprises for the buy
FOR R E N T —2 or 3 offices over Bowand three trunk keys. Return to
is
wonderfully
invigorating.
It
cleans
K It. Brown, o f tho Virginia-Caront Camp, Leonard carrying off all ing public.
er
&
Roumillat
drug
store,
front
221
E. First St. and receive rewnrd.
out all the sour fermentations, gases,
linn Chemical Co., left todny for
I35-5tc
the prizes in athletic stunts. Robert
rooms.—
N.
II.
Garner.
130-2tp
The Itaffield-Honig Co., is incor waste ami acidity and gives one a
Voirt» m south Florida to be ubsent
Holly, Jr., who went with them, stop porated for $ 10,00(1 under the laws of
LOST— Diamond bnr pin
between
fine appetite for breakfast. A quar
fur two weeks ere returning to his
ped over in Jacksonville for several Florida.
FO R S A LE
Park and Magnolia on First, Reter
pound
of
limestone
phosphate
headquarters in Jacksonville.
days’ visit with his aunt, Mrs. E. B.
costs very little at the drug store, but FOR S A L E — A five room bungalow, (urn to Herald ami get reward.
Brown, ami will he home tomorrow.
310 South Holly avc. Terms reas
130-2 tp
B. & P. W. CLU B M EETING
is enough to make anyone who is
R*-d Speed Wagon for sale. Slight
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onable.
See
E.
F.
Lane.
134-Otc
bothered with biliousness, constipa
ly used and is a bargain for the price
ORGAN R E C ITA L.
The BuHincaa and Professional Wo tion, stomach trouble or rheumatism FOR S A L E — Rose No. 1 seed, Irish
The liest small
wo an- asking. It you need a truck,
men’s Club will hold their regular an enthusiast on internal sanitation
husiness in town,
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A.
®ce us at once.— B. & O. Motor Co.
There will be a pipe organ recital, monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, — Adv.
Brumley.
131-tfc .Making money all the time, nt a bar
129-tfc given by Mrs. Hazel Coffin Lenfcnt, September -1tli at 8 o'clock at the
gain'. Good reason for selling. Inves
FOR S A L E — Medium size safe. Ap
o f W inter Park, nt the Methodist Woman’s Club. The day is changed
tigate this.— Sanford Doughnut Kitch
Gainesville will have a municipal
ply 402 Sanford Avc., and Fourth
Weather prophets say that /there church, Thursday evening, at eight from Monday to Tuesday on account go lf course and work has already
en. 217 Sanford Avc., Sanford, Fla.
Street.
94-fil.
w'b ," 1 hot weather the bnlunco of o'clock. Every one is most cordially o f o f Labor Day. All members are commenced on it.
tbi, week, but September will be cool invited to attend. The organ has just urged to be present as an interesting
FOR S A LE — One Belding-IIall stone
‘R'ring the most o f the month. Storms been installed nnd this is the first re and amusing program lias been nr- NOTICE or AP PLICAT ION POH TAX DEED
CARPETS A N I) RUGS
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca
UNDER SECTION 474, GENERAL STAT
un predicted for thq last o f this cital to lie given nnd a good oppor will please bring twenty-five cents to
pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
WASHED
UTES, LAWB or FLORIDA.
week.
ranged.
Each
member
in
attendance
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110-tfc
and cleaned at your home or we will
tunity for the folks o f Sanford to
N o lltc I* livrehjr given Hint i\ I*. Itlncs, pur*
13fl-4t4p l"Iin"*IT fif Tint iV lfllf li'fllt* No. - !fG, lift (Pi I till* 4III
call fur and deliver, Hamilton Beach
hear tills splendid instrument. Dr. cover expenses.
FOR
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—8-room
house
with
all
tlajr (if J tine, V I*. 1|mHI, liu* fllcil xii 1*1 m i l *
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Washers
used.— Sanford
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger,
1920 W alker and his congregation are to
f luitIt* In my ufflct*. ntnl Inn* mail** H|*|»IUnllnii
modern convenience, excellent re Electric
fur
l«i\
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In
iiwiie
Id
mvunlumi*
with
lawr
OPENS
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BUSINESS.
Steam
Prcssery,
317
1st
St. Phone 560
f,,r sale. New tiros, looks good be congratulated for having this won
I’ rivate water works, in desir
Hnltl re ii I fleii t»* enihrarea Hit* fnlLm lnu il»* pair.
E.
Randall
has
opened
a
murchunt
m t IN ' iJ |iro|HTiy «ltmiliVI In Spin I noli* Couiify,
•mo runs good. Wo are offerin g this derful instrument installed.
able location. Reasont-’ile terms. Ap
rinrlilM, lo*w U ’
Hoff. NK cor *»f W Vj o f HIlVi.
tailoring establishment' in the now Her,
rar for $900.00 less than« list price.—
Bli, Twp. 10 8., Itiinge HO IS., run N H ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
The modern system of education
R- St i). Motor Co.
120-tfc
DcForost block on Second street. Mr. vim, IS I M O elm,, H ft elm., H ir» iIc k h t s , \Y 7,07
Huy it with a Herald Want Ad.
110-tfc tenches almost everything except n
elm. 8 SI rim, W .1 rim. H SO Iln U 1 lienee N W ly
Randall has been in business in Tam In Iwg, Tin* muM Ltml Iwhig mwt'iiHeii nl Dm
way to live comfortably on a teach
d ale o f Dm iMtuuiee of aildi re rtlflrn te In tlm FOR S A LE — 20 acres good orange
pa and is an experienced tailor. He Willie o f I nkiiiiwii, FnleM mild r e r llfin ite i*liiill
er’s
salary.
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grove Inn'1 r.Uuated within a mde of
makes suits for men and will take In* red****nm l m-mnllng f.» Inw l n\ deni w ill lnfctu* (litTiHin mi ihe l*t day of BeideiiiluT,. A. II, Geneva
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orders for ladies suits and skirts. Mr. IR-I.
The most annoying thing about n
W ittifM my o ffle lu l algtmlure nnd
thh ed hut ha.> a hearing orange grove
J i Randall's eHtahlinlimcnt is different Dm ytltli d.iy «*f July, A V. I!»2I.
boro
is that when you attempt to shoo
bor k iln.* it. T'.i's tin t o f land cm; he
l SIS A I,)
K. A. IKMIDLASH.
from the ordinary tailoring- shoj as
him
away
he always assumes a look)
Clerk Circuit Court,
bought at a real bargain. For full
he will measure, cut, fit and mnke all
Seiiiltitdi* County, Tin.
that suggests easting pearls before
particulars
address
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care
of
the
lijr; A, M. WKISKH, |».
tho suits rigid here in Sanford. See 7-270IC
Herald office.
118-tfp swine.
his advertisement in the Daily Herald.
A S L IG H T L Y USED A U TO M O B ILE ?
FOR S A LE — Strawberry plants, cer
U‘ ho, you can get any mnke you want. And the prices
tified by State Plant Board, $3 per
W e have the most com
ami terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
thousand f. 0. b. Lake Mary. Farina
plete line of
the best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
♦ Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla.
$1,201) CuhIi buys my income property.
120-24 tp
and quality.
Two days trnin travel. f a r id o f about
FOIt S A LE — Ford Truck. Inquire of
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be ns
100 acres. Deed calls for 50 acres,
West Side Grocery. Phono ICG.
represented:
mpre or less, large, roomy house, old
130-tfc
bearing apple orchnrd, plenty black
FOR S A L E —8 hives o f bees. Ill good
berries and small fruit. Barn 25 acres
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
condition. See A. E. Dobbins, 325
cultivated,
fenced,
balance
partly
fenc
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
Now dolnit business In Or
Service Shoe Shop.
133-Sat-Wed-Ot Ever displayed in San
ed nnd in timber, ouk, walnut, etc.,
Sanford; Fla.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE- .'
Do You Want
FOR SALE
Central Florida!
Construction I
Company
BUILDERS
HARDWARE
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H IM O B IL E , 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-possengcr.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold.
C ALL nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
B. & 0. MOTORCO.
209 P A R K AVE.
t
SANFORD, FLA.
LE X IN G TO N and H U P M O B ILE SALES
and SERVICE
, « t , |t » W
underlaid best qunllty coal, burns to
ashes. On good road only l ’/i ndleo
to rnllrond town, New River, Tenn.;
3^i miles from Huntsville, Tenn., the
county seat. Taxes paid up to date.
No lease or encumbrance on this
plnce whatever. Good deed nnd ab
stract of title. Good white neighbor
hood.
Less than one-half mile to
school and church. Prospects o f oil, it
being only 10 miles o f place. With an
aged father In Florida I need the mon
ey bo first one taking advantage of
this opportunity gets place. Call resi
dence Kentucky Home, or write Mrs.
E. M. Corbly, P. O. Box 158, Orange
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. « . W W , Clty- Fj ° -
lando, wants to extend
their business to Sanford
nnd Is ready to give cstl■" mates on any and all kinds
of construction work.
Address
Central Florida
Construction
Company
ORLANDO, FLA.
135-ltp 7 * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + * + + + +
FOR S A L E — Two nice young mules.
Phone 166 for information. 134-tfe
PIA N O FOR R E N T— Call 103-J. '
133-4tp
FOR S A L E — Two’ mules, harness and
wagon; complete outfit only $225
cash. Mrs. E. M. Corbly, residence,
Kentucky Home, P. O. Box 158, Or
ange City, Fin,
134-3tp
IIEjMStTfCHING AND- PICOTING
Attachments; works on all sewing
machines; price $2.00; checks, 10c ex
tra. Ligh t’s Mail Order House, Box
134-Gtp
127, Birmingham, Ala.
For office supplies, stationery, tic*
come to the Herald office.
yJiti -lj
ford
Let us figu re with you
on your requirements
Also exclusive agents
fo r
S H E R W IN -W IL L IA M S
Paints and Varnishes
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY'
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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
CORONER’S JURY INVESTIGATE
VIRGINIA TURNER MURDER
NO VERDICT THIS AFTERNOON
lorida revenue receipts
increase show ing results
growth a n d pr o sperity
N COLLECTIONS
s sAhk; p3r o“s p e r in-g . "
N U M B E R 135
SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
OLUME II
entry at Large Pays
Less Taxes Than
Last Year
Sanford
THE
“City Substantial’
A
DRYING ATLANTIC CITY
P R O IIinm oN AGENTS
MAKE DRIVE TODAY.
PEACE TREATY SIGNED
IIETWEEN U. S. AND HUNGARY
YESTER I)AY AFTERN DON.
(By The AaeocUted PreM)
(B y Th« A lloca ted F re ii)
Three Physicians D e
clare Girl Underwent
Criminal Operation
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 00.—State
prohibition officers early today raided
many bonrdwall cafes in what is de
scribed as the greatest attempt ever
made to make Atlantic City bone dry. BELCHER CLAIMS HE WAS SUM
'"Warrants served totalled 120.
MONED TO BRIDGE TO DRESS
FINGER OF STRANGE MAN
BUDAPEST, Aug., 00.—The Peace
Trcnty between the United States and
Hungary was qigned here yesterday
afternoon by Foreign Minister Banffy
and Grant Smith, the United States
commissioner, loented here.
CAUSED HER DEATH
May Send Federal
Trops to Virginia
To Quell Strikers
Alleged Danger of
Being Kidnapped
Says Mrs. Gussman
Indicative of the basic prosperity
i Florida intemnl revenue collcc,on, f„r ii.u.mc nnd profit tuxes in
ve Southern district during the State’s Witness Against Her Father
,cnl year ending June 30 showed
Seems to Be Getting Nervous
ri increase of 2'’* per cent, while the
(By Th* AuocU U d F r ill)
jidtod States as a whole showed n
BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 30.—Alleging
cereaso of over $800,000 000 In colshe waH in danger of being kidnapped
cctions.
or placed in nn asylum for the insane
Information to this effect was toto prevent her from appearing as Htnte
cived by the Florida Metropolis
witness ngainHt her father Mrs. Ruth
Monday from Lolas Ludlow, Its Stophcnson Gussman today asked
Washington eorrenpondent, who deJudge Locke to restrain and prevent
lnred in a telegraphic dispatch that tho city, county nnd state authorities
nost states in the Union show a de- and all other persons from interfering
rease.
with her rights, ^ t a preliminary
Income and profits tax / receipts herning of her father, Rev. Edwin
rom the Southern district of Florl- StcphonHon, connected with the slay
n In 1921 were $10,108,294.02 ns ing of Father JnmeH Coyle, Cntholic
gainst $8,027,614.02, n gain of 20 priest, Mrs. Gussman was the princi
wr cent This is held to be rcmnrk- pal witness for the stnte.
ible in view of thegenernl slowing up
iver the country, according to Wnsh- FIVE MILLION MEMBERS
ngton advices.
( .
FOR FEDERATION OF LAIIOR
D. T. Gerow, collector of intemnl
WILL RE CAMPAIGN.
ovcnur for the southern district of
(B y T h . AuocUUd Pr***'
’lorida, stated Mondny morning that
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 30.—A
he increase in receipts for the last
Iscal year reflected n general in- campaign of the American Federation
rcase in nil lincH of intemnl revenue. of Labor for n membership of five
“The outstanding features of thih (pillion will be Inunchcd on Labor
ncrease," he stated, “were in incomo Day, federations of executive coun
announced today. President
ind capital stock taxes. These sourc- cils
Gompers
will tour principal cities.
* of revenue showed the greatest
tains. However, every line showed
ome inert use."
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President Has Conference Over Ser
ious Problem
Prcriiloii’. Ifinding signing the hill uuilmrlzlng the holding of u world’s
fair In Portland, ore., In 1025. Vti tho presence of a delegation from that city.
STRIKE BALLOTS DR. BELCHER
WERE GIVEN OUT RETURNED TO
CLEARWATER
TO RAILWAY MEN
(By Th* A uocU U d P t* u )
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Sending
of federal troops Into West Virginia’s
coni regions to restore order entered
into a realm of probability today
when militury officials called into con
ference by President Harding to con
sider the question. The decision of
whether troops will ho Bent, however,
will await conference to be held at
the White House this afternoon.
(D r Th* A uocllted P reti)
CLEARWATER, Aug. 30—The jury
empanelled by Coroner Evnns to in
vestigate the Virginia Tumor case
met again this afternoon with tho ox- *
pcctation before adjourning
they
would have returned u verdict. Throe
physicians who performed n post
mortem examination declared tho girl
hnd undergone a criminal operation
and county officials said that this
probubly caused her death as appar
ently there was no flow of blood from
tho knife wound through the heart
which would indicate the wound was •
made after death.
• Dr. I. J. Belcher, of Tarpon Springs,
third cousin of the girl, is in jail
here und steadfastly denied nny con
nection with the case. Belcher was
arrested after it was ascertained his
car wns pulled from the mud nt Book
er Creek bridge at three o'clock Sat
urday morning, a Hhort distance from
where tho body of the girl wns found
in tho creek several hours later. Of
ficers snid today that Belcher told
them Inst night he was summoned to
attend n patient with n cut finger.
Ho wns guided to n lonely brldgo
where two men awaited him, one with
an injured finger which he dressed.
He said one man entered his (Bolcher'H) car and backed it into tho bog
and the other threw a bloody hand
kerchief into the rear which account
ed for tiie blood on the sent and rug.
WILL DECIDE ON THEIR ATTI- MAN CHARGED WITH DEATH OF
TEN MOONSHINE STILLS
MISS TURNER HAS NOTH
TUDE TOWARD THE
CAPTURED HY SHERIFF
ING TO SAY
WAGE CUT
NEAR JACKSONVILLE
CLEARWATER, Aug. 30.—Dr. I.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Taking of the
( Hr Th* Aaiocl*t*d F r ill)
J.
Belcher, of Tarpon Springs, held in
strike vote of the railroad workers of
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 30.—Ten
connection with the tragic death of moonshine stills, with nn aggregate
the county was under way today.
The Brotherhood of Railway Train Miss Virginia Turner of this city, capacity of five hundred gallons of
men was the first of the Big Four whose body was found in Hooker's liquor daily, with a large quantity of
union organizations to start Its test creek, a tributary to Lake Butler, mash and other pnrnphernnlin, was
of workers’ sentiment on whether to about twelve miles from here, lost seized in a small swamp ten miles
Saturday about dusk, wus yesterday
accept wage cuts or walk out.
west of Jacksonville yesterday Sheriff
Ballots were sent out to the 160,000 (returned from the Hillsborough coun Merritt announced today. Two white
members of the trainmen's union, ty jail at Tampa to the Pinellas coun men were arrested in connection with
simuntaneous with the dispatch of ty jail here.
the raid.
union officials and representatives to 1I Despite rumors of possible mob vio
various railroad centers of tho country lence there was no attempt nt any
to seo that every member votes. A 'point to interfere with the officers—
complete vote iB asked by the union either when Belcher was taken to
ITampa Sunday night or on tho re
heads.
Five hundred thousand members of turn trip here yesterday.
Estimate of Deaths
I' Belcher’s lawyers have not sought
the
federated
shop
crafts
have
already
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Intemnl
Caused by Auto Ac
voted to walk out if their demands are to obtain his freedom f>n bond, nor
evenue rollertions from nil sources
cidents in Year 1920
has a date been set for the preliminary
not met.
luring the fiscal yenr 1921 decreased
hearing.
The
latter
matter
will
fol
The other three brotherhoods’ strike
m>re than *812,000,000 ns compnrcd
STILL HOPED BODIES OF AIR Twelve Thousand Fatalities Chalked
vote
will be stnrted before the end of low the publication of the findings of
rith the previous yenr, while the cost
MEN WILL HE RECOV
Up to My Auto, Tis of Thee
tiie week. The trainmen broke away the coroner’s jury, or it may Le that
V collection advanced from 55 cents
ERED
Belcher
will
waive
preliminary
hear
l<> 88 cents 'or each $100 collected, .OOKS LIKE KLAN WAS STIR from the other three brotherhoods in ing nnd allow his case to go directly
(By Th* A iio c a u d F r i l l )
taking the strike voie because of the
RING THINGS UP IN THE
(B r Th* AuocUUd F r i l l )
NEW
YORK, Aug. 30.—An esti
^cconling to ii preliminary statement
to the grand jury should the coroner's
proposal wording of the bui'ots.
HULL, Eng., Aug. 30.—Virtually mate of four and one-half million dol
WINDY CITY
"sued Inst night by Commissioner
A statement accompanying the jury hold him, ns it doubtless will all wreckage of the ZR-2 hns how lars were paid by life insurance com
Inir.
(By Th* AuocU U d P r*u )
trainmen’s ballots declares the vote under the evidence adduced. Tht been raised and little more remaining panies on death claims from auto
The increased cost of operating the
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Federal in of the membership to accept the wage Tarpon Springs doctor hns not made hut it is still hoped that the bodies
nternnl revenue service during 1021 vestigation of the Ku Klux hlnn reduction or “to leave the service of any statement for publication. A Trib of the majority of the airmen who fatalities last year published today by
hich amounted to about $40,000,000, started in Chicago by Assistant Unit the railroad rather than to continue une man visited him nt the jail yes lost their lives would he recovered. the Insurance Press. Statistics quot
e explanncd, was due mainly to re- ed, States District Attorney Clinnin, under the reduced wages now in ef terday afternoon and questioned him The body of another English member ed to show during yenr automobiles
uced collections nnd increased ex- ie announced today. Numbcrous com fect,” will be final and binding upoh as to the case, but Belcher said he had of the crew washed ashore six miles caused 12,000 fatalities. Life insur
ance distributions for the yenr by
nothing to state at this time. Aside west of here today.
nse in supervising regulntory laws. plaints have been coining to his of officers of the union.
companies
in the United States and
Total collections for 1021 amounted fice since the organization of the Ku
The other three brotherhoods, it from being plainly worried by the sit
Canada
aggregated
more than ono
0 $4,59f.,i)(iti,7ti5, against $5,407,600,- Klux branch here three weeks ago was said by officers of the trainmen’s ' uation, he wns self-possessed. He BARNSTABLE NEGROES
billion,
ninety-two
million
dollars, in
'rd in 1920, while income nnd profits Clinnin said. Allegations that the union, desired to word the strike bal was visited also by his attorneys, Col.
HELD FOR TRIAL FOR
cluding
death
claims,
matured
endowKlnn
is
opposed
to
public
policy,
that
*XM yielded $3,225,790,053, contpurASSAULT ON WOMAN moots, dividends, etc. The largest
lot in such n manner so that the of Thomas Palmer and W. B. Dickenson
(i with 82,0511,036,003 the previous t makes no accounting of money it ficers would he authorized to disre of Tampa. They and A. B. McMullen,
death claims settled during the yenr
(B r Th* Allocated F r - ii)
ear> U|i'l miscellaneous taxes pro- collects, that it makes profit on its gard a vote to strike if they saw fit. also a Tampa attorney, will represent
[were
$555,000 to heirs of WuRacu
BARNSTABLE, Mass., Aug. 30.—A
t
uc‘,d $li:>*io,210,112, against $1,450,- regalia and therefore is a corporation
Great significance was attached to him.—Tnmpn Tribune.
Pierce,
Boston grocer; heirs of Jako
hearing yesterday' on charges of as
operating for profit nnd that lawless the fact that the railroad unions de
cD^4h in 1920.
Hamon,
Ardmore, Okla., received
Elds are now being received for sault upon a white woman and the
Income and iirnfits taxes represent- acts hnvo been ascribed to persons sire to get out the vo.o of every rail
$105,000;
Olive Thomas Pickford, mo
d nearly 7n per cent nnd miscnllen- acting in the guise of the Klnn will road union member in the country. In 1 construction of a new building at robbing of her escort preferred tion picture star who died in Paris,,
0US hue - n per cent of total receipts form the basis of an investigation, previous votes taken by the railroad Bartow for the Growers’ Commercial against John Dies and Benjamin Go was insured for $135,000.
unions only about 50 per cent of the ' Bank. The building will cost approxi mez resulted in the holding of the
luring loji e.nnpnred with 73 per Clinnin snid.
two Cape Verde island negroes for the
mately $100,000.
total membership balloted.
cent for income and profits taxes and
grand jury which meets here October PEACE TREATY WITH GERMANY
' Pl‘r wnt for miscellaneous taxes MINE UNION OFFICIALS
WILL HE SENT TO SENATE’.
it). In default of bonds of $15,000
IN WEST VIRGINIA ARE
uring the •previous
yenr.
»•»»»•« JIVUII
each, which were continued they were
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Receipts from he national prohild(By Th* A llo ca ted Ft in '.
remanded to jail. Joseph Andrews, a ! WASHINGTON,
ion
Aug. 3 0 .— The>n fri 'luring 1021 were $2,152,038,
minor, the third member of the trio peace treaty with Germany Hignedi
WILLIAMSON
W.
Vn.,
Aug.
30.—
* compared with $(141,020 collected
who weru threatened with lynching Thursday at Berlin will be sent to thu
' “ring ih, previous fiscal year. In nd- Indictments were returned today by a
by a mob here recently, will be given , senate September 21st it wns stated
special
grand
jury
In
session
here
'ition, i umniissionor Blair estimated
a hearing in the juvenile court on today at the White House.
! j*1 cull,.imns from fines and for- against C. F. Keeney and I' red Moon
September 6th.
ey, president and secretary, respect
1,lln's for violations of tho act
ively, of District No. 17, United Mine LOOKS LIKE DOVE OF PEACE
CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Aug. 3 0 CHICAGO SAFELY BOX
v"ul'l approxim ate $r 00,000.
STUDENT HELD ON
MYSTERY UNSOLVED
Workers, and C. II. Wortmnif, an in
Gov.
E.
P.
Morgan
nt
midnight
last
HAD
FLOWN
AWAY
FROM
' l‘w V“rk( with a total of moro
HOMICIDE CHARGE
ternational organizer for tho miner s
night telegraphed an appeal to Presi
ISLAND
a,i $1,000,(100,000 produced the most
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Tho two men
union, In connection with the deaths
dent Harding to send federal troops
(By Th* AuocUUd F rau )
lt t‘r“l cvvi niie among the states, nm
(By Th* A uocU U d Frau)
who
claimed they were bound and
last
May
of
Ambrose
Gooslln
and
West' Virginia.
ALLENIIURST, N. J., Aug. 30.—
nnsylvnuiu was second with nearly
BELFAST,
Aug.
30.—Rioting, intb
gagged
while four robbers pounded
Dnn
Whitt.
The
two
men
were
killed
Rcitorntlng
thnt
large
forces
are
Sulvutorc Laborde, a Cuban student at
$488,000,000.
'during the three days shooting in which broke out here nt noon yester ngnin leaving the Cabin Creek dis the College of Mechanical Engineering open seventeen sufety dpeosit boxes
*"flections in Southern states fol- Mingo county during the week of May day nnd continued until nfter midnight tricts for the Lognn bordor, Governor Cornell University, who is locked up of the Security Trust nnd Deposit Co.
ws:
begun again nt 7 o’clock this morning.
in tho Jnil nt Freehold in connection in thu Mnsonic Temple Inst night woru
13. David Robb, on international or
An hour Inter it wns reported three Morgnn sent the following statement with the deuth of Cecil Adrian Arth declared by thu police last night to bo
to
Washington
nt
midnight,
address
ganizer
for
the
.minors,
also
was
in
lfioo«!‘la; In8om<! an<l Profits, $10,
-.-04; increase 20 per cent; mls- dicted ns an nccesHory before the fact, more added to tho wounded list. Two ing it to both President Harding and ur wus charged Inst night with homi their only hope of solving the mystery.
were killed nnd b ! x wounded yester
cide. Arthur died Sunday morning
I Secretary of War Weeks:
23o'ltMM,S* *n’077’0:i«; total, $10,180,- in connection with the death of Wil day nnd InHt night.
from injuries received during u fist AMERICAN LEGION MEN
“General
Ilnmlholtz
left
here
Snturliam McMullin, a Btute trooper, Inst
Street fighting becamo pnrticulnrly
VISIT BATTLEFIELD"J ^ i0; ,ncomo and. profits $28,- Juno. McMullin was Hhot .while on violent after ono o’clock when work day. At thut time armed men in Paint fight with Laborde nt n hotel musquernde bull on Friday night.
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decrease, 15 per cent; mlK- gunrd duty.
men from ninety factories in the vi Cnbin nnd LonB Creeks nnd Big Coal
BRUSSELS, Aug. 30.—The party
Eighteen other indictments charg cinity of Duncalrn Gardeps emerged River tields were dispersing. On Lit Counsel for Lnbordo, whose homo
^lancms, $8,002,581; total, $30,789,of
American Legion members touring:
is
in
Havana,
protested
the
homicide
vicinity of
ing various offenses were returned.
for dinner hour. Civilians placed tle Coal River in the
charge
and
urged
it
bo
changed
to
Europe
left here today n a special
turollna: Income and profits
sand bags in tho middle of the street Shnries, CJathior, Blnlr nnd Madison, manslaughter under which ho could train to visit tho Belgian battlefields.
Clenrwnter votes favorable to spend nnd maintained houvy firing against armor men in cxcchs of fifteen hun
toi j *,,8D° : ,,l‘c reuse 14 p e rc e n t;
Thoy were escorted by high officials
$45,000
to purchaso a city pnrk site. tho police nnd military who were dred hnvo refused to disperse when obtain bail.
tol*I $124,108,002.
i
and military men nnd will go over tho
requested by representatives of feder
The
‘big
sugar
corporation
hnve
£ £ £ * " * Income nnd profits,' luneouH, $8,401,024; total, $34,000, forced to abandon tho streets.,,
ground whore war Americans fought
al nnd Btntc governments.
."•*,.14.1; increase 0 per cent; mis- 587. .
started
their
work
on
their
sugar
mill
in tho world war.
« .o ,
Every town big enough to have a
Virginia: Income nnd profits $31,
4r.fi neoUH»$2*200,343; total, $28,3-22,nt
Moore
Haven.
/This
plant
wi,l
Within n few years Denmark hns
504,308, decrease 10 por cent; mis modern high school building .fins a grontly increased its tobacco product have n daily capacity of 600 tons per
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
secret hunch that It is the center of
cellaneous,
$20,096,700
;i
total,
$01,
dey
when
operating.
come
to tho Herald office.
f i o j Ineom« “n(l profits, $25,
ion.
’
American culture.
1 ' ’ <*l!CrcnBe, 3 pe rcent; misccl- 561,008.
I
ALL WRECKAGE
DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 IS
CLEARED AWAY
INVESTIGATION
KU KLUX KLAN
IN CHICAGO
RIOTING AGAIN ARMED MEN AGAIN
STARTS BELFAST, GATHER IN BATTLE
TWO ARE KILLED ZONE NEAR LOGAN
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1921
* * j * * * * * * * * * *
DR. BELCHER
WORLD *l
IS ARRESTED *: SPORT
.
*
FOR MURDER * * * * * * * * * * * *
MISS TURNER WHOSE HODY
WAS FOUND IN CREEK
NEAR TARPON
THE STAR TO-DAY
>*
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Lakelnnd nt Tampa.
Dnytonn at Jacksonville.
$t. Petersburg at Orlando.
HOW THEY STAND
Lodged In the Hillsborough county
%
L
Pet.
W
jail to avoid possible mob violence
....08
38
.042
from citizens of Clearwater, Dr. I. J. Orlando ..............
48
.538
Uolchcr, of Tarpon Springs, early this Tampa ................ ....5C
.538
....G7
40
Lakeland
............
morning steadfastly refused to admit
G8
....48
.453
Daytona
..............
guilty knowledge of the slaying of
G8
.453
St.
Petersburg
....
....48
Miss Virginia Turrtor, whose body was
.380
.....41
67
Jacksonville
........
found flonting in the waters of Hook
er creek, some distance northeast of
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Clearwater, and with whose murder
Floridu State Longue
he is chnrged. Ilelcher’s arrest occur
No gnmes scheduled.
red early last night during the course
of an investigation by Detective Fred
South Atlantic Association
Thomas, who was employed by rela
No games scheduled.
tives of the murdered girl to handle
American League
the case. *
At Dotroit 7, Now York 8.
The physician’s arrest resulted when
At Chicago 6, Boston 0.
the detective learned thnt Uelchor hnd
At
Clovelnnd 3, Washington 2.
driven out of Tarpon Springs to tho
At
St.
Louis 12, Philadelphia 4.
vicinity of tho brldgo over Booker
Creek early Snturday, nnd hnd gotten
National League
his car stuck in making a return to
At
New
York 4, Chicago 2.
Tarpon Springs. Illood spots showed
At Brooklyn 0, Pittsburg 2.
upon tho bridge rail on tho Lake But
Others not scheduled.
ler side of the structure, according to
the detective, who stated that a rug in
Southern Association
the car had been recently washed—to
At New Orleans 9, Mobile 1.
remove blood stains fro mtho cut fin
At Memphis 7, Birmingham 0.
ger of a man patient, as the doctor is
At Chattanooga 1, Atlanta 0.
said to huve explained.
At Nashville G, Little Rock 4.
Belcher wns first connected with tho
ntfuir, according to tho detective,
American Association
where the investigators were inform
A^
Kansas
City 1-4, Toledo 2-4,
ed thnt the dead girl had visited n
A
t
Minneapolis
1, Indianapolis 2.
Tarpon Springs physicinn on Wednes
A
t
Milwaukee
8-1,
Columbus 2-0.
day, the> day* of her disappearance.
At St. Paul 13-1, Louisvillo 3-3.
Belcher, when first questioned, admit
ted that a "Miss Davis," as he said
International League
she had called herself, hnd visited him
At Rochester 11-2, Jersey City 4-0.
Wednesday, snying thnt she wished
At Buffalo 0, Baltimore 7.
him to help a girl friend out of trou
At Syrncuso 7-3, Newark 3-6.
ble. As his help would hnve involved
a criminal operation, the physicinn
f t * * * * * * * * *
told the detective, who wns accom
panied by Sheriff George LindHey, of
Pinellas county, he flntfly refused.
The detective stated, however, thnt
the physician who assisted the coro
ner’s jury informed tho officers that
n criminal operation hnd apparently
WEST PALM BEACH—Tho winter
been performed upon the young wom
an. The officers, nlthough putting season has opened officially in West
Belcher through a severe grilling, Paln\ Bench, according to *he police,
wore unnblo early todny to explain tho first genuine hobo having been
how the young woman’s
Bhoulder nrrested htro Wednesday. This har
came to be broken nnd what motivo binger of cold wonthor told the police
incited tho crime. The detective, how his name wns .Jack Hunt nnd thnt he
ever, was inclined to favor tho theory Was a member of the United Brother
that the physician, having performed hood ofH oboes in good standing. In
an operation nnd finding n dead girl municipal court Hunt wns senttneed
on his hands, possibly broke the girl’s to pay u fine of $5,00 and) costs or go
our colored men on every endeavor for shoulder and made the knife wound to jail ten days for vagrancy. Ho
improving their condition. How much' in the heart to throw searchers off didn't hnve the cash.
nobler to recognize that he has a the trail. The detective stated that
heart and soul that can be appealed to this theory is backed by the fact th a t,! DAYTONA.—Day tuna’s new city
ns be states, that the wound in the 1hall, erected nt n cost of $40,000, beby kindness and consideration.
The I| enmo officially tho headquarters of
Perhaps, nowhere else is there n heart apparently
••
- did not bleed.
•
finer settlement of colored people than autopsy showed, he said, that the girl lhe d
frovtnmiont Thursday when
our own Georgcaown with its homes, »'«<» been dead for some time before officials moved from the old building
its schools and churches.
• being thrown into tile w ater.-T am pa which hnd served the purpose more
There is one grand rulu that wu Tribune.
than thirty years* The now build
will be measured by at the judg
ing, nt the corner of Palmetto nnd
ment day, which mny be fast ap FOUND BODY OF
Ornngcavenuts, one block west of tho
proaching. It is called the Golden
old
city hall, is of reinforced con
LADY FLOATING
Rule.
crete with stucco finish and Spanish
BROOKER CREEK tile roof. The second floor will be
May the Lord who can melt stony
hearts and open blind eyes enable this
the new lioniu of tho Dnytonn City
ignorunt, narrow anonymous letter CLEARWATER, Aug. 29.—Miss
Library, which will bo moved from
writer to see himself as he is should Virginia Turner, 21 year old daughter
tht librury building on City Island
be the prayer of every true hearted, of Arthur C. Turner, of Clearwater,
within the near future,
broad-minded, noble Southerner.
was found dead, floating in the wat
With best wishes,
er of Brooker Creek, northeast, of
OLDSMAR—With n view to in
MRS. A. E. I’HILLII’S.
hero, late Saturday. She left homo
creasing
the production of strawber
Wednesday saying she was going to
ries
in
this
section tho coming senson,
SALARIED SECRETARY.
Tampa. No word had been received
the
Oldsmar
Growe-s’ Association has
PALATKA, Aug. 29.—The local from her since she left. Her left arm been organized. Tht growers have
chamber of commerce, which recent was broken ami she had been stabbed acquired an office and plan to meet
ly grew out o fthe Businessi Men’s through the heart. Authorities are in each Monday night to discuss the
vestigating.
Club, and added a few liinishing
The body, found by two boys crop. A large building east* of town
touches designed to maintain the
while fishing, was brought to Clear has been equipped as a packing house.
city’s commercial body on a more suc water where after several hours it F. II. Coltman was elected president
cessful basis, has adopted a tentative was identified by Mr. Turner, who is and E. G. Snttorslee, vice president,
budget of $8,000 for the present fiscal one of the oldest residents of Pinellas and each member of the organization
year. Two thousand four hundred county and a former-'county cominis-; will servo as a digbetor. The growdollars of this amount is contingent sioner.
/ ers of this section had thtir first ex
upon an appropriation from the city
The girl’s father told sheriff depu perience with cooperative enterprises
for publicity purposes, and will be ties that she left home intending to when they pooled their fertilizzor rtsliced off should the city fail to pro go to Tampa by nutomobile bus to quirements nnd purchased in carload
vide the monoy.
visit friends. She also had friends lots. They expressed themselves a:>
The budget calls for a salaried sec at Tarpon Springs on the road to will pleased with tho plan and aro
retary and an office. A campaign to which place is tho creek in which her now hopuful that concerted effort will
increase the membership of the or body was found.
make Oldsmar a strawberry produc
ganization to 300 members will be
Coroner Charles Evuns began an ing center.
inquest Suturday night but indicated
launched early in September.
that no clues hnd been discovered. BLUM MCKING TIME
Sheriff deputies and the coroner ex
FOR FLORIDA G. O. B.
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press the belief that the girl had been
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Sanford Shoe &
Clothing Co.
LETTER FROM MRS.
A. E. PHILLIPS
I>
My Dear Herald:
Our finu paper is being received
faithfully away up in the hills of Car
olina where wo are visiting ami en
joying the magnificent weather and
gracious hospitality of loving griends.
I note the trial to which you have
been subjected in being the recipient
of that low-flung “unonymous’’ letter.
Wo congratulate ourselves that wo
have a man at the helm who knows
how to take care of the situation!
I nm the child, the grand-child and
tho great grand child, it may be, of
slave-holders! They did not introduce
slavery; the north did that, but we
perpetuated it.
Tho time came in the providence of
God when these negroes, after per
haps one hundred nnd fifty years,
should be freed. For the most part,
let us hope, they hnd not been treated
unkindly, nnd many a tender tale of
their devotion to their musters’ fam
ilies can be recounted.
For instance, during tho Civil war,
with our men in the army and our
women and children at home unpro
tected, these slaves might have risen
up und have committed the unspeak
able crime with ujl the horrors of a
bloody insurrection!
* What do we not owe them in the
way of kindly fueling and apprecia
tion?
There is a creature upon whom wo
mny confer tho title of “ignoble
Southerner.” lie is a white man with
a blnck heart, llow much better to
bo a blnck man with a white heart!
How much better to congratulate
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killed nnd her body thrown into the
creek from an automobile. Traces of
an utomobile lending to tho writer's
edge were found. Officers said the
car hnd apparently stalled in the deep
sand.
A bridge about 1G0 feet from where
the body was found gave the nppenrnnco of having been damaged by nn
automobile.
Whethur Mr. Turner hnd given the
authorities nny
information that
might lead to an nrrest they refused
to state. Friends of the girl said she
had no cn&micB and there hnd been
no love affair which could have re
sulted in tho tragedy.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—The civ
il service commission hns been re
quested to hold examinations of ap
plicants for appointment of post
masters a t tho following places ’in
Florida. The commission wilf give
duo notice nt tho respective postofflees of the date when these exami
nations will bo held. Information from
whatever source permissible under
tho civil service rules touching the
suitability of eligibles will bo given
enreful consideration:
Carrabollo,
Century, Fcrnnndinn, Grovelnnd, Wllliston,Haines City, Rocklodgc, Starke,
Winter Garden.
Genius is one part inspiration nnd
The world news tho day It happens,
nine parts perspiration.
the Herald office.
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TOM MOORE in
Officer 666
Also a Two-part Comedy
Tomorrow—Gladys Leslie in “Straight is
the Way” and Fox News
ENJOY YOUR TRIP
Have you over been “caught short of cash” when touring and been
ombnrrnssed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by tho moro or less unwel
come attitude toward your personal chocks t ‘
You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat
ters if you keep yourself supplied with thoso self-identifying, every
where-accepted, sufe, Convenient Cheques for travelers.
Peoples Bank of Sanford
Atnriean
Bankers
Association
A. B. A.
Kaynee Rompers and Wash Suits stand the
STATE NEWS
t 0K
%
RO M PERS
hard wear youngsters give their clothes. The
materials and making are carefully inspect
ed—the fabrics are unusually fine—the
styles are the smartest you’ve ever seen.
Kaynee first cost is no greater than the cost
of ordinary wash togs. Mothers who appre
ciate quality should see our attractive as
;; sortment.
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W E ~
S E L L
CHEQUES
T n E M-
NEGRO KILLS DEPUTY
riNG
FATAL SHOOTI
IN PALM BEACH COUNIT.
PARK.
A T WINTER
1
James Murphy, negro of Orlando,
wns Bhot nnd killed by RufuB Burch,
another negro, from Altamonte, at
Winter Park, last night, Marshall
Hall, u third negro, with Murphy, nt
the time, wns woundod in the log.
One report wns that tho two negroes
quarreled over a negro woman ,and
another that tho troublo wns caused
over a debt. Burch is lodged in the
Orange county jail.
According to the story which comes
from Winter Park, the shooting oc
curred just off the main street in
Winter Park about a block from the
telephone exchange at about 6:30.
Four shots are reported to have been
fired. Officer D. C. Overstreot arrest
ed Burch after ho hnd thrown away
tho pistol and rnn from the scene of
tho shooting. Sheriff Karel and hos
deputies arrived fnyn Orlando and
Burch wns turned over to them.—Or
lando Sentinel.
i
MIAMI, Aug. 29.—Dado county
deputy sheriffs are searching along
tho Miami drainage canal for Stm
Welch, negro, charged with having
shot dead Deputy Sheriff G. C. Doug
las nt Bnro Bench, Palm Beach coun
ty, nnd seroiusly wounding Ilownrd
Dougins, the slain man’s son. A war
rant for Wejch’s nrrest has been re
ceived here.
Deputies scoured tho banks of the
cnnnl from n launch during tho day
but found no trncc o ftho fugitive.
It is expected thnt tho negro will endenvor to escape by tho Miami cans!
In an effoffrt to get to tho coast to
tnko a vessel to tho Bahama inlands,
his former homo. According to infor
mation received by Sheriff Allen of
this city, Welch held up another ne
gro at tho head of the cnnnl* Saturday
morning, robbing him of $70 or $80,
nnd Dougins attempted to pluce him
under nrrest on this charge.
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H o rses &
I V T ia le s
JUST ARRIVED
Two fresh car loads. The good kind, some
good saddle and driving horses. Lots ♦of
cf
mated teams. For prices see REID,
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Lumber
,
trapped
Lumber is the lowest
that it has been in
years and ypars. But the price of
any commodity rarely remains
stationary for long. It either goes
up or down. Lumber prices have
hit bottom. Their next move will
be upward. Now is the timk to buy lumber for build
ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything,
buy your lumber now.
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HILL LUMBER CO.
SERVICE
QUALITY
PRICE
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
PAGE TWO
MR, JINKS WAS DISCOURAGED WILL STUDY MEANS
S O C IE T Y
With All Hit
yVork on “Flivver,
All He Could Do <V
ji Make
the Horn Squawk.
I
MRS. FRED DA1GER, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
Allvo? I’ll any they’re nllve! The
old outfit hna decided not to "dine"
'Tuesday—Mrs. David Caldwell will on the proverbial corn willlc next year
entertain the members of the Mon at camp. The "skipper* 'saya they
day Bridge Club at her apartment will have apples and bananas rolling
In tho Wclnkn, nt 3:30 p. nt.
all over the mess hall. Mess Snrgcant
Wednesday—Mrs. Howard Smith will
emtertin the members of the T. N. Engon won't get cussed out and Tom
T . Club, at her home on Sanford Meredith can get three squares a day.
How are they going to do it! Easy,
Heights, at 4 o’clock.
when
you pot the live bunch Com
Thursdny—.Miss Agnes Dumas will
pany
D
hns. Put on a minstrel di
entertain at u "shower" in compli
rected
by
Allison nnd Rudisell. Glvo
ment to Miss Helen Peck, n bridea
(rood
show
and raise “beauceaup
vlcct, of September.
Thursdny—Stay nt Home Club will francs" as the French say. That for
have a dnnee nt the home of Mr. a starter nnd follow it up until camp
nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursday time next summer with other things
and then, "Oh you ents."
night.
In order to successfully carry out
Friday—Peter Schnnl will give n
•dance ut the Valdez hotel} nt} 0 the nbove plnns so ns to hnve the best
minstrel which hns ever been pro
o’clock.
Saturdny—Children’s Story Hour will duced in Sanford an executive com
be held at the Central Park at ft mittee was appointed consisting of
J. G .Michnel chairman; P. A. Mcro,
o’clock.
D. D. Whitcomb, W. M. Connelly. This
Mr. Allen Jones returned home Inst committee met Inst night with Mr.
night from Tampu, where he spent L. J .Allison, representing the Alli
son-Rudisell Production Co., of Char
several days.
lotte, N. C., and plans were formu
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, lated whereby under the direction of
whose mnrringo was a recent event, that company the minstrel would ho Even at Sea, and at Some Distance
arrived here Monday, kind will make ready for the public during the latter
Animal Knew Destroyer to
part of September.
Sanford their home.
Which It Belonged.
One feature about this minstrel
Except for tin* serial numbers
Mrs. R. Z. Johnson hns as her which the committee feels will he a
guests, Misses Ethel Singletary and little out of the ordinary will be the painted boldly on the how, newt per
inclusion of some fifteen of Sanford’s sons have the greatest dillietilly in
Merceda Lloyd, of Jacksonville.
recognizing one of.the .">»*• destroyer*
"most winsome creatures, ns t'were." In the I'lilted Stales navy from anoth
Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley left this At least that is what they called the er, hut there Is a dog aboard the de
morning in their car for Jacksonville bride nt the wedding the other night stroyer Selienek No. 1.111 which - ei.i*
where they go to meet Miss Georgia on the court house steps.
lyrcy i la lids regard to have far more Hum
Mobley, who has been at Camp Junn- Mero and "Lil" Connelly were both human Intelligence.
This dog—of no particular laced
luskn, N. C. They were accompanied very much opposed to having the la
has
been aboard the Selienek for nt• ut
ns far ns Daytona by Miss Martha dies take any part at all, hut tinallv
two years.
Fox.
after much persuasion, they half
OHIrcrs aboard the Selienek tire tellheartedly consented. Anyway, the In the story of how. not long ago,
girls will lie there.
1 when the vessel went from IViiMign'n
Various other committees were ap to limintiimimo, the dog was lost, lie
pointed at the meeting last night, and could not he found when the time for
these will be announced later. Watch departure arrived, although the crew
been searching the town for him
tins column, "The Doings of Com laid
for
almost
two hours.
Airs. A. Blum, Miss I.. Dittman pany D," as it is called, for further
It developed that the dog, after the
Mrs. M. Wilson and Mr. Chns. A news. It might lie interesting. For Selienek departed, reached another de
Speer, of Jacksonville, were register instance, one member of the execu stroyer nnd went to sen with them.
ed at tile Montezuma yesterday.
During the voyage the two destroy
tive committee contemplates matri
mony in the near future. Another has ers passed well out to sea. The dog
his own consent to do the same thing. was on the bridge nnd Imrked so loud
ly that he attracted ilw attention of
You know he bought the bridal cake
A congenial group of the young at the dance the other night. He's the Selienek.
social set will entertain at a dinner been sleeping with it under his pillow
Royalty in a Freight Yard.
party this evening in compliment to ever since.
I.leuleaant Commander Hugo W.
Miss Helen Peck, a charming brideKoehler in the World's Work says:
Our nearest neighbors la u squalid
«!ect of September. The guests will
iKotarians Met
out-freight yard where we took uf»
include Misses Helen Peck, Agnes
In Novnrosslsk were the for
Dumas, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Hines,
at Luncheon Today quurter*
mer president of the Vladikavkaz rail
Messrs. Raymond Phillips and Don
road, the best system In Russia, who,
The Sanford Rotary Club hud one with Ills children and grandchildren,
Whitcomb.
of the best meetings of the season to occupied one small conch. The Grand
day with many of the boys back home Duchess Marie Pavlova with members
I)r. Walker’s Mail De
who have been taking a vacation. of her former suite and their families,
livered to California President Stevens was in his old place ulsc It..i a single coach, while her son.
songs and good cheer helped to the Grand Duke Audrey, with Ids son
Without any Address and
digest the luncheon (accent on the of oddly Indollnlte parentage und said
son'll mother, a famous haljerlaa la
Dr. Walker, pastor of the First lunch) und the meeting was fraught tier day, likewise lived for months In
Methodist Church, of this city, has with many good things. Prof. Mc a tiny railroad coach on the opposite
just returned from a trip that took Kay, the principal of the Sanford' side of our mudhole. The grand
schools was the guest of honor anil duchess was a charming lady, nor did
him to California, West Virginia and
other points. While in California the made a splendid talk on the Boy the terror of her situation and the
squalor of our surroundings take
Herald mailed him a letter. It was Scout movement as he had observed it utter
one whit from her delightful sense of
in
various
places
and
especially
in
mailed to iJv. Walker, First Metho
liuinor and her quality of urn* grande
dist Church, Sanford. The postoffice Key West. The Ro'.arinns are getting dame.
here forwarded it to California with ready for a big season and a most
out any street address and it was
Famous Grove Disappearing.
handed to Dr. Walker in the postof
Mexican children gathering firewood
are slowly wiping our u clump of cot
fice out there along with ids other
tonwood tree* northwest of Juarez.
mail. In a way this was remarkable
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 30.— Mex., across the Rio Grande from El
und showed that the olFice force was
nlive, that Dr. Walker is well known Statistics for presentation at the Paso. Tex., which hns been known as
"Pence Grove" lu-.iiuse It was there
and that Herald mail goes everywhere Eucumcnienl Methodist Conference lliiil tSea, Francisco I. Mndern agreed
in
London
next
month
show
that
oven without any address—sometimes.
to a series of armlstlees wlileli piecedDr. Walker says that everybody American Methodism has gained 1,- ed the end of Ids revolution. Approxi
2,15,01)1 members net during the past mately 2.1 trees marked the liistorlenl
Knows about Sanford.
decade, it was announced here tod
spot la 1011. Today, It Is said, less
Pest cards—local views—lc each at by the Secular Press Bureau of the than half this number survive the raids
of the ehlldren sent to seureli for fuel.
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
the Herald office.
The grove won Its name In 1011 when
Mndern led Ids troops against the
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mained loyal to President Porllrlo
Din/.. Tin.....mtnniidcr of the garrison
and Madera arranged several iiriiilst lees under the t r e e s o f t h e grove.
TO PKOVJDE WUllK
FOR UNEMPLOYED
WASHINGTON, Aug. 00.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Have you visited the new
Cash Service Station?
OH as Leprosy Cure.
So successful hu* Dr. P. Hooper
lii-eli III the FIJI Ishllld* III tile treatturrit nf leprosy with ehauliiiongrii oil.
that he reports to the .liuirmit of Trop
ical Medicine iitul Hygiene (l.union)
Hint lu the years 1IHM and HUB 23 pa
tlcut* were discharged on parole, of
whom one returned, mill he now has
*lx more apparently cured and ready
for discharge.
Doctor Hooper believes that nil
cases of skin leprosy and some of the
nodular form run he cured by Intra
muscular Injections of eluiulmoogra
oil, cure or failure depending largely
upon how early the treatment begins.
If not you don’t know what
real Service is
Try us.
U . S. T IR E S
GAS
Vulcanizing OILS
Incorporated
First Street and Elm Avenue
;
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All He Could See.
A sharp-tongued, red-faced Inwyer
wns cross-examining a (wltness ns to
his sobriety. "You were seen." lie be
gan. "entering the Spread Eagle ns
soon ns the doors wore open or soon
afterward?"
"Yes." replied III'* witness, "hut no*
to drink."
"What object lind you In view then?'
-Isited the lawyer.
‘ The only object I had In view, sir.
as I went In wns yourself coming out.*
—Plt’shurgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Castor Pomace
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Hardwood Ashes
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Ground Tobacco Stems
FINE HARVESTING WEATHER
PREVAILS IN THE STATE
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE
And Other Materials
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 30.—Fine
Our Prices Will Save You Money
harvesting weather is prevailing in
Florida according to the weekly re
view of crop conditions in this state
issued by the Federal Bureau of Crop
Estimates for the week ended Satur
day. Ruin is needed for fall plantings,
the review says.
Harvesting of corn is proceeding on
a small scale. Cottyn picking is gen
PHONE 530
eral and old cotton is beginning to
move.
The ground is being prepared for
fall Irish potatoes; sweet potato yields ❖ 4*❖ -H1•>+++4* 4-♦+•M*❖ *H*
4-4-❖ -I-•{••}•+-J-^
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arc showing up lower than expected.
Harvesting of hay is in progress
with ideal weather conditions.
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Citrus fm it is sitid to be developing
nicely, but rain is badly needd in
some sections.
The condition of ail live stock con
tinues good.
Rain is needed by the truckers, ac
cording to the review. The bureau's
reports show an increased acreage of
cowpens for hay, and the condition o f 1
peanuts and velvet beans indicates
good yields.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Henry
Ford’s terms for taking over the
Muscle Shoals power ami nitrate
plant were assailed publicly today by
Gifford Pinehot, former chief forester
and conservationist.
CAN GET SOME SLEEP NOW
Dr. G. A. Davis, of DoLund, after
five nights watching the beds of pa
tients, went to sleep at the wheel of
his Font, Saturday afternoon, and
side-swiped an oak tree near DeLeon
Springs. The car was wrecked and
Dr. Davis painfully injured. He was
taken to Del.and hospital, where his
injuries were dressed. He hopes to
lie aide to return to his own home
today.—Dei,and News.
FORT MYERS, Aug. 30.—Burg
lars entered the local office of the
Standard Oil company on the muni
cipal wharf here, some time between
Saturday night and Monday morn
ing, loaded tile heavy safe on a boat
and esccaped. The loss is said by of
ficials of the concern to involve a
large sum of money and the hooks.
Titc celebrated Kcnelworth Lodge,
a pnuulnr hostelry at Sehring, hns
changed hands nnd the now manage
ment contemplate much improvement
and a prosperous season for tIn* com
ing winter.
Thenew steel bridge crossing the
Hlnckwntcr creek near Milton has
been completed and a big celebration
will lie held to commemorate it on
tile .1th of September.
CATARRH
OF THE STOMACH
rw jO U CANT ENJOY LIFE
You want to learn about the best ink that you
can buy and while it may be new to you it is
not new to others. You want to know about
the best ink that is sold at a better price. You
want to know about the ink that is used by
the government and by all the largest cor
porations. The ink that is used by all the
largest firms in your own and neighboring
cities. Read the telegram below:
1920 JUN 14 PM 5 1!)
A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA
TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P I t
JASMINE INK CORPN
5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA
GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS
JASMINE
INK CORPORATION
BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL
SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS.
OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS.
JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN.
GEORGE DEEDMAYER,
SALES MANAGER.
Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority of
the schools and colleges in the South. It is
used by all the rank and file who have found
out that they can get a superior ink at a much
lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. It’it
is not just what we say it is, bring it back and
get your money. Come in and fill your foun
tain pen and get a free trial of the ink that
is making the South famous.
w ith a K ite, to u r , b l o tte d ito m -
tch. Food
d o e* n o t o o u q th .
I m te td it i* t *ourca o i m i u r y , earn in g
p a in i, b elch in g , d iu in e * * t o d
head,
ache*.
Q The petion with a bad (tomach
ihould be taliified with nothing le*a
than permanent, latting relief.
Tho right remedy will aci upon the
lining* of the (tomach, enrich the blood,
aid in catting out the catarrhal poiaona
and ttrengthen every bodily function.
Tho large number of people who
have *ucce*ifully u*ed Dr. Harlman**
famout medicine, recommended for all
catarrhal condition*, offer the itronge*!
pottible endonement for
DISTRIBUTORS fo r SEMINOLE COUNTY
H » a l C u t*
Apply Iota ami—pd°
�.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
UMPIRE MUST STICK
TO DECISIONS MADE
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive of results.
Not Permissible for Him to Re
verse Rulings.
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution. I
F*n» Art Wrong In Thinking That
Arbiter l> Bullheaded—Few Qamee
Would Bb Finished If Argument*
Were Allowed.
FISH STEW E X C E LL E N T DISH
PAGE THREE
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Home Demonatratlon Agent* of tha
Department of Agriculture Rec
ommend It Highly.
*
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The "pine hark fish stew,” wlilrh Is
being marketed by the cunning clubs
In the southern states along the At
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
lantic and gulf coasts, should he of
Interest to Housewives, says the New
fessional and Business Man in
\ork Times.
The develojiment of
combination foods peculiar to certain
Sanford in This Column
localities has been particularly fos
tered by extension agents of the Uni
ted States Department of Agricul
ture and the state agricultural col
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
leges which carry on hoys’ nnd girls’
club work. Almost every country In
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
the world ami practically ev^ry dis
trict In the United States, !ihs a spe
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
cial "one-piece" dish made of the prodOver Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
ucts In that region. The gumbo of
SANFORD
FLORIDA
the far South, the New England boiled
dinner, the hmilllnhalsse of Marseilles
reproduced In New Orleans. Hun
Sanford C onstructs Co.
BATTERIES
garian goulash, Chinese chop stiey, In
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
*
B H W O TO U R
dian curry, Irish stew, French ragout,
Planes
nnd Specifications Cheerfully’
are Instances of this tendency to blend Battery Troubles to Us
Furnished
flavors In one dish.
W » l p « c U l l i . an E L o tr ie tl W ork t a d can r t f *
All Work Guaranteed
Pine bnrk fish stow ts a character
Tou d ap aad ab la M r r lo ...
istic dish In Mouth Carolina, j Very W I ALSO R A V E COM PETEN T M E C H A N IC ! n . T. PACE
P. o; Bo* SM
FO R O V E R H A U L IH d T O U R OAR
probably It was Introduced by settlers
from the southern part of*Franco and Sanford Battery Service
Builders & Contractors
from Italy. Italians living In south
’ Company
ern California servo a* similar fish
Sketches and Estimates Free; a *
stew. The homo demonstration agents, Phone 189
L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. building too targe nnd none too — «U
seeking n popular and somewhat novel
----- ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
product which would not ho In com
HARTFORD
BATTERY
petition with commercial canned
Wilson & Shorey
goods, decided to have the clulis make
Pino nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, Flo.
“Battery Insurance”
a specialty of canning pine hark tjgh
stew.
Sold and Serviced by
PURE WATER
Onion, tomatoes, celery, pimento
and fish nro the Ingredients, which aro
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
cooked slowly In vegetable oil and
Elder Springs Water
poured over "southern style" rice. At
Haight & Magee
large out-of-doors gatherings and com
99.98% PURE
munity lunches this Jr served ort pieces
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla.
GARAGES
of pine hark, giving the dish Its nnme.
In Florida, Georgia nnd all the gulf
states various local fish are adapted
Smith Bros. Garage
LORD’S PURITY
to the combination.
Entirely too ninny fnns linve nn Idea
that umpires stick to their bad de
cisions out of sheer hullliemludnesa.
Those fans are almost Invarlnhly
wrong. Every umpire time and again
in the season understands In u Hirsh
after he has decided one way thnt he
should have decided another, but If
he reversed himself, thus encouraging
kicks, protests and delays, he would
«• lose his Job In short order, wrltcB an
Eastern scribe.
Very few fans stop to consider why
the rule against umpires reversing
themselves on derisions of fnct Is al
i
***■ most as iiaalteraliJe us the laws of the
Modes nml Persians, but the rule ts
absolutely necessary If any hall game
Is to lie Mulshed In less time than la
required for one of thosu three-day
pricket matches.
SERVICE
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
If umpires were to heed arguments,
\ % INTEREST PAID
proofs and figures nnd reverse them
selves, they would do nothing but
hold court, and few Imll games would
go more than one Inning, an enough
ish their own text books the coming disputed decisions would ordinarily
* * * * * * * * * *
yenr, beenuse of tho discontinuance nrlse In the first round to keep the
by the county school hoard of Its free ump engaged all the reHt of the after
noon.
distribution. .Second-hand books will
Long nml painful experience hns
be sold by the board for half their taught the powers that lie In baseball
* * * * * * * * *
original price.
The county school thnt It Is better to lay It down os a
terms begins September 5th.
definite principle that an umpire shall
I stick by Ids decision, even when he
FOR MYERS—Morton M. Milford,
realizes nn second thought that he was
former Washington correspondent for
PALATKA—A footbnll game is
niddlc western newspapers, nnd now planned ns one of the features of the wrong, than It Is to encournge the
Expert Repairing
players In the belief that If they talk
WATER
dltor of the Fort Myrcs Press, hns celebration to be held here November4 long nml loudly enough they can per
OIL,
GAS and ACCESSORIES
Do Not Fear Treat.
one to Imliunnpolis, whore ho will
Oak and First
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
I don’t think that anybody (boy or
11,'Armistice Day, by the local post ■unde him to reverse himself.
married September 0, to Miss of the Amercan Legion. The program
otherwise) who has the knowledge of
Dally Service
Phone 197
Florence Moffett. Miss Moffett, who for tho day is said to ho one of the
Itroes required by the test for the
REAL ESTATE
B a s e b a ll
merit budge In forestry will over be
as a member of the fnculty of the most extensive ever enrried out in
afraid to tie alone In the ’woods at
lijfh school at LnBell last year, is a Central Florida. Committee have been
SANFORD NOVELTY
E. F. Lane
night, or at nny other time. Once
Elect of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Henton, appointed to arrange the various de
[f this city. Mr. Milford expects to
McKculy, scmlpro hall tosa- you know what the leaves do, and
Real Estate and Insurance
WORKS
tails and tentative reports indicate er,William
what makes them green and how the
bus been signed hy the Cuba.
eturn to Fort Myers with his bride
sap runs and why (or as much of that
thu proposed celebration has met with
Phone 95
he latter part of September nnd will an enthusiastic response in ail quar
"why" ns Is known), and how the
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
There
Is
nothing
left
of
the
cham
ccupy n handsome homo in IU\odc
wood
(Issue
Is
formed,
ami
how
tho
ters.
While tho opposing pigskins pion Giants of 1D17 except Hums and
roots work, and what the tree does
Island avenue which he recently purGeo. W. Knight
General Shop and Mil]
elevens havo not yet been chosen, Sallee.
Id winter—when you know such things
ased.
•
•
•
plans nro under way to bring Stetson
Real Estate and Insurance
Harney Dreyfus Is one of the lend obotit trees, you should never again
Work
University and Southern College here
be
lonesome
In
the
woikIb. For though SANFORD
FLORIDA
BLOUNTKTmVN—Governor ‘Har
ing members of thu Westmoreland
for the event.
nil those ure merely scientific facts,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Golf club.
is* has written Calhoun county offii they will make the trees real living
•
•
•
lals urging that they avnil thom517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU,
tilings to you, nnd then you will begin
STATE LEAGUE PLANS.
The Mcusel family In husctmll
plves o ft very lawful means to end
to
understand
what
Is
meant
when
The vocational commlttco of the Busi
united in the same city If nut on the
le illicit whiskey traffic in this counone speaks of the trees "whispering” ness nnd Professional Womon’s Club
ELECTRICAL
same
club.
ORLANDO, Aug. 110.—At a meet
and of the leaves "clapping their
f. The governor suggested thnt fro• • •
rcquoBts
nil
young
women
desiring
Bent offenders of the prohibition law ing of the Florida State League held
Wonder if the Galveston "Sand- hands."—Ocorge Gladden In Boys’ employment to register nt the First
COLONIAL LAMPS
hero
yesterday
arrangements
were
given heavy fines nnd if thiH puncrabs" got their name through n tend Life.
Nntionn! Hnnk.
made
for
the
19211
baseball
season.
ency
to
go
hack
wards.
|hment proved inadequate, that jail
AGNES O. BERNER, Chnirmon
Recognition.
• • *
fid road sentem es j>c meted out. The The league next year will comprise
______c_________________________
"He easy on im\ your honor, this Is
Ike Kemp, former Huston college
pvernor expressed himself ns bc- the same teams as make ti up at
Glasses Designed
the
first counterfeiting. I have over Eyes Examined
first
Imsenmn.
Is
to
he
given
a
trial
Ig conversant with the efforts of the present ,there being a possibility that
dune.”
with Itie Cleveland team.
lunty authorities to stamp out the two more clubs may be taken in. The
• • •
"You made u remarkably good Job of
OPT. D.
lathe ami ■ onon-tided them for htoir salnry limit will ho rigidly enforced,
Another excellent name for a hall these bills, and I believe In recognizing
pndling of several recent cases in each jtcnin being required to put up player Is Diamond, who catches for genius."
"Thunks, your hmior."
hich large lines were given. Sheriff a bond of $2,500 in good faith, be Do* Denver team of the .Midwest
"Ten yours." — Birmingham Agosides
the
forfeit
bond
required
Hint
league.
lark, in his . elentlcss war on the
•
•
•
Ilcrnld.
the
seaso
nwlll
ho
played
out.
The
|ntrabnmi op, •iitinrs, hns gained the
Jeff Tesreau, former Giant plcher,
■tinction of making the largest senson will be opened the first Mon
Announcement Is made of a deal be
has signed n contract to coach the
day
in
April
and
close
Labor
day.
ngle haminI iptnro in west FloriDartmouth baseball team for tile next tween Ihe St, Joseph ami Tulsa West
GILLON & FRY
OPTOMETRIST
1 This oentf d when he seized the
ern league clubs whereby St. Joseph OPTICIAN
three seasons.
Phone 442
• • •
Pfht Curlew, with whiskey valued In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir
trades Pitcher Nlek Gallop to Tulsa for Graduate Northern Illinois Collcgo
212
East
First
St.
Sanford,
Fla.
Piiehcr
Karl
Adams.
1,10,000 ah, d. The sheriff nssistcuit, Seminole County, Floridn.
Tom McGuire, center fielder for
MiirUnshurg In the Mine Itldge league,
—In Chnncory.
in prose, oiing the men following
TRANSFER
bus been sold to tin* Rochester Inter
|eir arrest a I then was charged
WILSON
VULCANIZ
national league team.
FORECLOSURE
|th the duty disposing of the vnl“WE DELIVER THE GOODS’*
• • •
ING WORKS
GENTLEMAN BOXERS
Ihle cure.,, i t> eonflsented liquor Hank of Oviedo, a Florida Hanking
C
.
0.
W
ILSON,
Owner
Transfer
Dos Moines lias a new second bnser faureii n , M improvised trench
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
Corporation, Complainant,
man answering to the name of Vunu,
Storage Facilities
Some folks have funny notions
|g'n the jail yard.
REASONABLE PRICES
vs.
which sounds more like a new soft
If we plensc you, tell others; if not
about boxers.
.i
W ig h t D r o th .r . O a r« ,o D ulM Inf
Wm. Jacobs, Defendant.
drink than the name of a hall player.
tell us. Phone 498
They figure Unit ihe light
• • •
jTAlIPA—Tonsorial artists nnd n o t ic e o f S p e c ia l m a s t e r ’s
game Is rough and brutal.
Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ave
Chet Thomas, catcher, recently reSALE
itm In this world anything we
lrson* ",'h" hai die raw food nnd milk
HOTELS
iicconqdlsli we must light fur.
Notice is hereby given that I, as Irased hy “ the Cleveland American
be sul jto ti'd to a rigid physlNew Era Printery
True, there are a few roughin»peetion oneu or twice a yenr Special Mnster in the nbovc styled league team, has signed lo manage the
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
league (emu.
neck boxers. Inn thu. average
Hotel Montezuma
|<tr the plan ,if Dr, j, , Harris, city cause, will, under nnd by authority of Hartford (Conn.)• Eastern
• •
COMMERCIAL AND
shows
ns
many
gentlemen
In
It
thnt
certain
final
deerco
issuing
out
1 In officer. 1'r' Harris hns drafted
JOB PRINTING
“Sanford’s New Hotel”
ns any other business.
Ted Jminlnn, Salt Lake City first
putative ovdinanco which he hopes of the above styled Court dnted June baseman, Pacific Const league, who
Where would vmi find finer
11.50 Up Per Day
I a't- etuliodii d in the proposed re- 29th, 1021, offer for sale and sell at Inis been on Ihe shelf for a month with
men tliiiu Benny Leonard, .lack
Britton, the Gibbons brothers,
|®tiof th ity's health ordinnneo. tho front door of the Court II ouhu in a had ease of elmrley horse, Is In shape
Herald Printing Co.
Hnnford,
Florida,
on
Monday,
the
5th
Joe
Lynch nml others';
to
play
again.
| C nn or,lii. i'.fi* is in effect in Now
* • *
*,r
Ur. Harris pointed out, day of September, 1021, during thu
C. A. WHIDDON
legal
hours
of
sale,
the
following
dodileago-Hoston
double-bender In
ROOK, JOB ANI) COM•cried greatly towArds preventing
Uumilvi' Kbl KheiTehl of Little
the Natlomil league on July El gets Itoel,
sofibed
property,
to-wit:
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERINO
MEIICIAL PRINTING
Is elided over the work of Giles
•prending of communicable disensFifty head stock cattle marked spei-hil mention from tin* fait that a to Melt see, ihe young semi-pro enlclier Phone I-18
Herald Building Rcnr Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
r. Hart i, related an Incident of
tal of 1IS plays were imulu In the two pbA*-d up In .Memphis.
Par,( r ‘‘"'ployed in a shop here who crop split under bit ono enr swallow games without a hoot or hobble.
Phono 405
. . .
• • •
PRINTING
Port<d to th,. henlth authorities he fork the other, branded II. J .‘
Sale to bo
made to
the iiigiw.n
highest uiu
bid-In order to make room for Pitcher
P a COhiniii.il i I I,
I OHIO
uu muue
iu uio
Gene Packard, former National Abe
*'«r „r |
Tho pro- !dor (or clllll in hnn,, purch„ , „
ll.iltey, sent from Brooklyn, tho
DRINK
league pitcher, who has been pitching New Orleans
250 HnmmormiH envelopes printed,
sold Intlehley Henry
Independent hall In Ohio, will spend Demnc lo the club
$1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100,
Little Rock club.
W11H permitted t0
to continue
continue |
Work f(ii‘"
E< p. HOU3HOLDER,
the remainder of the season working
• • •
ave.
87-fltp per cent pure. Phono 31L
|
Htn endangering nil with
Special Master. for out-of-town clubs in Missouri uml
Artie
Hutler
declared
he
could
not
r ni ne
j„ contact.
Note: The above described cfittle U" (1*411<
stand for the brand of weather hand
Tho world news the dny it hnppetis,
OK Myt-i.J
’
'now on range of Wm. Jacobs, near
ed out In Kansas City, so he quit tho
—Got your Scratch Pads from The Itlues nml went hack to his home In delivered nt your door each evening, Pickling and Preserving
count,. ,, T Sch°o1 children of Chuluotn, Floridn, nnd may be viewed
15c tho week.
tjl
*K‘ r«nuired to furn- j thero a t any time
8-2-o.n.w.-5tc Herald—by tho pound—I5c.
Massachusetts,
f
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
The Seminole County ii
E^ank....
STATE NEWS
N otes
.. Employment Bureau..
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
Quick Service
fcgjauifl tho pa'm 11y -
TIME
l Coostt-HrxcLiriK )
ycOF-OoK- FfVUNtc! V
y - -------- >
1 aoULa-unk-
T
Fo
F ls tO ’
T h o Motiso nearly broke up Pa’a Happy Homaf ’
r t h
’
Y'fN HOUSE.
Jr
lo v e
Loote.
NOW w h #\t !
of
We Have the
STONE JARS
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
nemoaTtONAL CA»TOON,C»*.r.
it _jt, V ■‘>14, •
{ .W a - - J
BALL,
HARDWARE CO.
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1921
W AGE FOUR
TI ~ t f\y
' r 9 fT’»rj
of work, or to genuine shiftllness and
lack of ambition.
Florida I* not a lnnd where a man
can nit idle and trrow rich, but it is a
land where any man can make a com
fortable living ff he will make the ef
fort, and thnt the great majority of
t1
its people is making that effort Is
‘Jf.
bcst indicated by thP fnct that while
'SL
0jj,er par; s Gf the country nre suffer;
ing n business depression, Florida is
enjoying a good financial prosperity,
ami when the business
world has
reached a stable nnd normal condia a » » r tU lB « E « t — M«d» Knowm — AppH«*Uo«
________
That Bimini trip promised the mem- tiont P |orida wU1 bo ln n bottcr ,>oal.
• • U e r t f U M P r i c , la A 4 t m o *
........... .................. • •5S2 bera of thl‘ A880ciatcd Da,licf ,n NV tion to make forward strides than any
vcmber h»s awakened the boys as othor of the states.-C ocoa Tribune.
W—fc .................................... 11 °*nt* nothing else could do and despite thnt
• til u- a
Waakl* Harmid •»- faet that all of them will be busy in
•U County u d la pablUAod . . .
....
RIPPLING RHYMES
o t n r i SamlaoU
____ _ F rid a y .
A d rrt-taint
i -U»ln* ntN maia known November many are going even if they
Avpilcfttlon.
XHm^ratlo la politic*. U .M have to hire a substitute editor for a
jgm i f u r . f t l v i j r i U id n D C # ,
The Rented
(it| IU Home.
*'
few days. The prosaic and stnid
The money you have paid for pent
Member of The Associated Preoa
Gainesville Sun even efTulges over the
is gone beyond recall though you
trip ns follows:
"Ed. Taylor has promised a trip to have paid it for a tent, or for n stateBimini to the editors of Florida when >>'_hnll;
some landlord
took it, cent by
4
__ _ i_ _j* _
When you know me and I know they go to Miami next November for cent, nnd left your bundle small
nnothcr meetrtfg. We urge all editors Some landlord took your Iron men apd
who can to attend this convention and left you feeling sore, for you were
Is exemplified in the trips of the permit themselves the Bimini trip. Bi- needing every yon to buy things at
mini Is one of the most beautiful lit- the st^re; and every month he came
’Trade Exlension Committee.
tie places in these parts, the fishing is again, and ,took ,'awny sonie more,
__
_______ o----------Know thy neighbor as thyself iB excellent there, and the salt air such You’ve thought that residence, nlnck,
one of the tenchlngs of the biblc thnt n tonic. A trip to Bimini shodld prove you poor misguided gent! You’ye
can lie followed with profit nnd pleas most beneficial and inspiring to fag bought the blamed place front and
ged editors. We'll he there, ringing back, ami by the strain you're bent;
ure.
a fire gong."
---------- o------ -—nnd still the landlord owns the shnek,
---------- o----------Everybody out for the big banquet
and bones you for the rent. Not yours
and get-together meeting tonight. You
the rooftree overhead, not yours the
PREYING ON GIRLS.
may nut like banquets hut that has
-------I cistern pump; the lnndlord own the
nothing to do with the meeting to
Information gathered by police au- fence and shed, the whole works In
night. \^iu should not go there with thorities and welfare organizations 11 lump; when you can't pay him you
the sole idea of eating.
leads to the statement thnt 05,000 wo- must trend the pathway to the dump,
----------- o----------men and girls disappeared in the When you are sick or out of luck
3t makes one feel good to take a United States in 1020. This is a the Innlord stern nppenrs, nnd clanitrip over Snnfdrd nnd note the hun large increase over any other year and ors loudly for enrh buck for which
dreds of homes going up everywhere. would indicate that the business of you’re in arrears, nnd hauls your dunI t means so much in the future growth ebducting women and girls is being nnge in a truck to soulless auction
of this city and look *1 ike our prophe' an „y8tcn.uticaUVeers. A sane and prudent weight is
cy was being fulfilled at last.
Thousands of girls disappear in New he who in his own shack dwells,
----—-—-o
York City every year and many of though it may plnin and humble he,
Over in Sanford the Woman’s Club them are never heard of again. Some
not built for blooming swells; we see
ia marrying otr
off its men and women ((f th|fm aru probubly druRKed jnto
him 'neath his vine nnd tree, and not**
publicly for the benefit of the school sodn, slavvr>.( otht.r8 arL. murdorcd or
lunches for the children of the gram end their own lives, while many of he’s wearing hells.—Walt Mason.
m ar school. According to tint Sanford those who are reported lost voluntarily MANY WILL ATTEND
Herald, the first wedding drew a disappear from the persons who knew
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
g reat crowd. Sanford is sure enough them for reasons of their own.
BANQUET AT SANFORD.
progressive.—Orlando Reporter-Star.
The number of those women and
B ut look who was the preacher.
girls who are evidently victims of i Sanford’s invitation to the Cham
-----------o----------crime is large enough to command the ber of Commerce has been enthusias
HUY HARDEN FERRY BRIDGE interest of police and other authori
tically accepted by the local members
ties everywhere. Even the smaller and a large crowd will leave here to
Harden Ferry bridge should be towns in various sections of the Unitning Ito enjoy tlie hospibought by the county and a more r c a - ^ , StntM report tho .lUappearancc of morrow evening
tallty
of
tin;
Celerry City.
aonahle toll charge,l-alm ut 25 cents Rirl 80mt. ()f wh()tn havo doubtless
Secretary
Cox
reports that a great
Tor the round trip. I here is no neces- b, en ju m , from lhltir homo8 by pcr.
many
reservations
have been made,
3ilty for the issuance of bonds, us the sons who are engaged in the business
It
is
his
opinion
thut
more car space
*ounty could make the purchase on of ,oa(|inK R|r|„ nstruy.
will
he
provided
than
necessary, nnd
tim e and pay for the bridge with the
The Mann wWte B,uvc Hct j„ n fed.
lulls collected. DeLand and Daytona oral statute which punishes persons j he urges that members of the Cham
and Orange City especially are losing who are convicted of taking women ber of Commerce who have no enr to
thousands of dollars per year by the from one state to another for immor-1
, he on hand as there will be plenty of
heavy tolls charged at this bridge! The al purposes, hut this measure <|s en ‘tpnsscnger service" available.
Board of County Commissioners ought tirely inadequate to meet the eases of 1 Thu ears will ho in front of ,the
to investigate this matter nnd see fiends who abduct women, or who in- | Chamber of Commerce building on
What ean he done.—DeLand News.
Oak street sharply at six o'clock. At
duce them to enter lives of sin.
Many girls in the smaller communi- six thirty, Orlando’s delegation will
LOOKING FOR THE BRIGHT SIDE tjL.H arL. |urt.d to the cities by the on- wove on toward Sanford and if you
-------'ticemcnts of a life to which they are art* « member of the Orlando ChamThe prominence of the young men unaccustomed, and they readily bu- her of Commerce you are invited and
involvcd in the alleged wholesale auto- comu victims of men and women who expected to he there.—Orlando Re
mobile theft plot and their popularity nu,|teH tbt.ir business to prey on the porter-Star. /
in their respective communities brings jrjria who are unacquainted with the
o u t the wisti that the evidence yet to dangers of city life. Comparatively HUGE PERCENTAGE
be presented will vindicate them of
0f these girls are ever redeemed
OF REVENUE COMES
«ny wrong doing. The circumstances from the lives into which they are
FROM PROFITS TAX.
a re bad enough as it is hut there forced.
would he some recompense if the au"There is one penalty to fit the
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Nearly
thorities find that those under suspic- crinic of abduction of women, und that seventy pur cent of the government's
ion are innocent. Of course the inci- is execution," the Pittsburg Post says, tax revenue of $1,500,000,000 during
dent carries its moral; the lesson is "No matter how many of the fiends the last fiscal year came from taxes
so plain it needs no emphasis. In there are, whether they number hun
upon incomes nnd profits, according
evitably the law of averages works dreds or thousands, the law should not
out to conclusion—those who arc un pause until it has rounded up and exe to an official summary made public
The
fortunately mixed up in questionable cuted every one of them."—St. Peters by the treasury d^nartment.
principal
sources
of
the
remaining
practices must sooner or later pay the burg Times.
thirty per cent were listed in the re
price. In the present case, however,
-----------o----------port as follows;
there is u general hope that somehow
HOW
WE
LIVE.
Tobacco, $255,218,499, including
o r other the silver lining will show ilcigarettes, $135,053,309.
aeif.— l-akcland Telegram.
Tune after time we hear from folks
Transfer of estates, $154,039,902.
---------- o----------- Transportation of freight, $140,who are making their first visit to
WELCOME TO ORLANDO
Florida, "Yes, it is lovely here, hut I $19,077.
Transportation of passengers, $97,Orlando is coining to Sanford to don’t see how people make a living,"
481,890.
and
time
after
time
we
tell
them
that
night 100 strong—if not 100 at least
Admission to henres, concern, ca
they vvllf he strong—for Orlando is there are various enterprises in our
barets,
etc., $89,725,905.
state
of
which
they
know
nothing.
composed of strong pien. Strong for
Distilled
spirits, $82,590,909.
"More
things
in
heaven
and
earth,
improvements, strong for publicity,
Horatio,
than
thou
hast
dreamed
of
Automobiles,
motorcycles, trucks,
strong for their Chnmber of Com
in
thy
philoposphy."
They
all
know
wc
etc.,
$70,028,157.
merce, strong for beautiful homes and
Canitn' stork of corporations, $81,y ard s and streets, strong for hotels have those famous crops of citrus
and tourists and golf links and coun- fruitH and tourists, hut many of them 514.344.
Non-alcpholic beverages, $58,073,try tflubs and amusements and every- 'lo not know, how extensive is our
thing. The Herald considers it a ! mining industry, what mammoth to- 192.
Automobile tires, parts, nnd n-cesdistinct honor to entertain the Orlnn- | bacco crops are grown in the state,
do delegation. Aside from this fen- what excellent corn fields are made, r ories, $39,517,002.
tun; of the meeting the meat in the what an enormous lumber business is
Telegraph*telephone and radio mes
found here, what quantities of fish nre sages, $27,300,223.
Jewelry, watches, clocks, opera
shipped from the
state, and whnt
great proportions our truck farming glasses, etc., $24,303,905.
Gandy, $20,430,478.
has attained.
Pianos, organs, etc., $11,507,0''!.
All these things, and many more,
Furs, $0,081,208.
nre here, and can easily he proven
Sets,
berths nnd staterooms, $8,if
these
questions
visitors
will
take
D
the trouble to look for them, hut why 485,014.
hunt them up, when everywhere nre 1 Motion picture films leaned, $0,008,•For a simple Charlotte ltussc,
indications of a happy and prosperous 108.
jAnre slices of stale cake around
life being enjoyed? .Should it not he | Perfumes, cosmetics and medical
iflM; edge of a serving dish, pile
enough for these visitors of ours to articles, $5,800,708
Del Alonte Blackberries in the
see that we nre living the most con- | Tennis rackets, sporting goods, etc.,
center und heap whipped cream
tented life that can bo found any- $4,28,3872.
aver the top.
where In the country?
| Playing cards, $2,003,941.
Loss poverty is to ho found here
Chewing gum, $1,332,177.
than among the same number of peo- ! Toilet soaps, $2,223,773.
pie anywhere, nnd where poverty Is
Bowling nllcyB, pool nnd billiard
found, it is due to Ipne of two things, tables, $2,304,052.
WELAKA BLOCK
either to sickness which prevpnta a
— ------ -------------Phone* 497-494
family from doing n normal amount
For first class Job woia—th# Herald
cocoanut remains. We need Orlando
__________________________ and Orlando needs Sanford and a
n «7 i/u n m
at tu strong combination between the two
cities that-have so much in common
means that this pnrt of the state will
flourish and prow and' blossom as the
rp am axat
green banann tree oi^ the cocoanut
4 . SOLLY _____________ Editor tree or .the celery tree. Welcome to
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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CITY URGED J O SELL
GASOLINE TO PEOPLE,
COWLES JELLS CLUB.
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20.—pstnhlishmen of gasoline filling sta ;[
tions In all city pnrka where It could
bo sold by the city at one cent above
the wholesale price, which Is now 1!>
cents, hns been urged upon the specini investigating of the City Council
by prominent citizens, W. T. Cowles,
Sr,, councilman at large and chair
man of the committee told the hoard'
of governors of the Jacksonville Au
tomobile club Friday nfternoon at the
Mason hotel.
What the committee’s recontmendations to the council will be, Mr.
Cowles did not say, but indicated that
the committee was determined to
have the price of “gas" In Jackson
ville reduced In line with tho prices
prevailing in other cities.
Tho present retail price here, ac
cording to Mr. Cowles in from 20 to
2J cents per gallon. In St. Augustine
und Miami, he said, the same price is
charged. But, in cities in four South
ern States,
Cowles said, tho com
mittee’s investigations have revealed
that gasoline Is selling At 18 to 23
cent.*. A report is soon to be publish
ed by the committee. Present prices
of all local filling stations will be giv
en. He said there is a disposition on *»
tlie part of some dealers to lower
thoir prices.
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was pledged to the committee by
President Frank 0. Miller, at whose
imitation Councilman Cowles spoke.
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welcomes inquiries concerning improve
ments of evety nature, and offers much
in the way of inducements to
its customers
Let’s Talk It Over
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The Escambin County Gnnie nnd
Fish Ascocintion held an enthusiastic
meeting *in Pensacola recently and
laid plans for the better protection of
game this season. If every county
in Florida would encourage the pro
tection of game, Florida would, within •WRITEa short time, come hack into its own.
As it is, our game is rapidly disap
pearing, and within a few years,
without some such protection, there
will he nothing for the sportsmen to
hunt.
at Reduced Prices
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
It is good for sore eyes to travel
over Alachua county now and see the
actual road construction that is in
progress. Talk has censed and the
shovels, picks, wagons, surveyors’ in
struments nnd everything else neces
sary to road construction has taken
its place.
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Anything to You
If you have never given earnest attention to the classi
fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun
ities which were almost made to order for YOU,
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Why not determine to learn for yourself what the classi
fieds mean to you?
There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified
columns for whatever you may need. The other is to
read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that
seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to
learn how many of these little ads do talk business to
you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities
for you.
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classified colurrins regularly. Some of them have found
profitable-investments in l'eal estate; some have found
good positions; sortie have bought and sold used articles.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALti, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921
kittle Happening*
Mention of
Matters In Brief
peraonel Heme
of Interest
In and About
1 6 The City <
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W. S .Stockton, of Pulntku, was n
business visitor hero yesterday.
T<«n Davis is homo for a few days’
viiiit- He Is now with tho Joeksonvj|l,- Terminal Co., nt Jacksonville.
Get a repaired tire to use ns oxtro.
Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
110-26 to
Mrs. S. F. Stokes, of Cnmnquny,
Cuba, is here to remain with her two
daughters, Mrs. Me Ewe n nnd Mrs.
Williams.
llnick Roadster for sale. New tires
ami is in first class mechanical con
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dition. It. & O. Motor Co.
Mrs. A. L. McRae, of St. Peters
is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
McKwen, 102 Oak avenue, and Mrs.
j. a . Williams, of Sanford avenue.
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ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. *»110-26tc
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sticking right around the home
plate with a hutting average
of 94 hut we question the umpire's decision at that. It wns
warm yesterday and last night,
we admit it. It is warm today hut that fine breeze from
the lake 1h ho refreshing that
we hardly know it is up to
94. And another thing—we
;havc licen giving the maximum temperature all summer
when the other fellows are
giving their general average
which also makes some differ,encc In the general rcsultH.
We give the highest because
,we want those folks in the
north to know Just what our
highest temperature is like
down here in the wilds of
Florida:
5:40 A. M., AUGUST 30T1I
Maximum ..........
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Minimum ......................... 68
Range ................
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Hnrometer ....................... 30.17
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Amusemont loving America spent nearly a
billion dollars during the fiscal year
1921 for theatrical entertainment, ac
cording to statistics made public to
day by Internal Revenue Commis
sioner Hlair. The ten per cent lax
collection on theatres and places of
entertainment during the tlscnl year
Just closed amounted to $89,725,905,
Hlair announced.
Totnl tax collections during tho
year were $4,595,000,705, as compar
ed with $5,407,590,251 in the previous
years. With the decrease in tax col
lections the cost of collection advanc
ed from 55 to 88 cents for cneh $100
collected, Commissioner Blair stated.
Income nnd profit taxes yielded
$3,225,790,053, or 70 per cent of the
total tax revenue. The same taxes
yielded $3,950,930,003 in 1920.
Prohibition brought a neat little
sum Into the treasury, for during the
year the collections under the Vol
stead and national prohibition, net
were $2,152,083, ns compared with
$041,029 In the previous year. It is
also estimated !>,, Commissioner B|a:r
that close to $2,500,000 wns collected
by the department of Justice in fines
and penalties for violation of the pro
hibition .net.
Tobacco netted $255,218,499 and
beaded the list of miscellaneous tax
es.
Freight transportation taxes
yielded $140,019,077, and passenger
transportation taxes nutted $07,481,890. Milady’s toilette netted Uncle *j*****1**{•*5**!'*»’*!**2**1**!* *1*v *1*v *1**!*v •»**}* **«
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perfumes and proprietary articles,
while the chewing public paid $1,332,177 in taxes on chewing gum.
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Mrs. S. 1„ Smart nnd attractive lit
Frank Clark, Jr., of .Miami, is
tle daughter, will leave Wednesday
spending several days Imre on busi
fur their home in Jacksonville, huv- ness. r
:.ig licen the guest of relatives here.
.Mrs. Smart is the daughter of C. F.
Frank Akers is happy in his now
Haskins, of this city.
location at the old Ford garage on
west First street.
I.IM'lil.N HOUSE DINING ROOM
row open. Try a good meal. We
Educational committee of the Wo
think you will he satisfied. 134-2tc
man's Club will meet at the, club
All ready for the big banquet to- house Wednesday afternoon at four
niytit whin the Sanford Chamber of o’clock.
Omnneriv will entertain the Orlnndo
Keep your eye on the Trade Ex
Chamtiei of Commerce and there will
tension
Commttec of the Chamber of
he some interesting facts regarding
Commerce.
They are making history
freight rates and tho ship by water
in
business
circles
of Sanford.
vsrnpuign.
and take a look at our window and see
for yourself the Straw Hats and
Panamas we are offering at
Your Choice, $1.48
Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they last
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BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
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C L A S S IF IE D A D S
I)’VALERA MAY HE
DISPLACED HY GRIFFITHS. TRY GRANDMOTHER'S OLD FA
VORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
classified advertisements, 5 cents n line. No ad taken for less than
LONDON, Aug. 30—An unconfirm
AND SULPHUR
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
ed report was circulated here today
must accompany all orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac
that Arthur Griffiths is to replace
Almost everyone knows that Sage
cordingly.
Eamonn De Valera as head of tin* Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
Sinn Fein delegation when it gets to ed, brings buck the natural color and
FOR SALE—Two mules, harness and
London again to confer with Premier lustre to the Imir when faded, streaked
FOR RENT
wagon; complete outfit only $225
Lloyd George.
or gray. Years ago the only way to FOR RENT—t.'omfortable
rooms, cash. Mrs. E. M. Corbly, residence,
get this mixture was to make it at
Furnished for light house cooping. Kentucky Home, I*. O. Hox I58, Or
The above report is significant not home, which is mussy and trouble
3IS
Palmetto Ave.
134-Gtp. ange City, Fla.
l34-3tp
only in Hint it appears to take for some. Nowadays, by asking at any
granted as a foreign conclusion that \drug store for “Wyeth’s Snge and Sul- UR UlilM—Une oil ice on First FOR SALE—Ford touring car, good
street. Apply A. I*. Connelly.
condition. Inquire R. L. C., Monte
the Irish plenipotentiaries will go to phur Compound," you get a large but125-tfc
zuma.
134-2tp
tie
of
this
famous
old
recipe,
improved
London, but because of the implied
t>y
tiie
addition
of
other
ingredients,
at
FOR
RENT—2
nice
furnished
houseI
IE
MSTlfcTUNG
AND
FI
COTlNG
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 "shake-up" in the high councils of a small cost.
Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight
| keeping rooms. 1 largo furnished
Attachments; works on all sewing
the Sinn Fein. Arthur Griffiths has
ly used and is a bargain for the price model for sale. New tires, looks good been for years contrasted with Do
Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, machines; price $2.00; checks, 10c ex
l.‘)4-2tp tra. Light’s Mail Order House, Ilox
we arc asking. It you need a truck, and runs good. We arc offering this Valera as the more aggressive and can possibly tell that you darkened 205 Oak Avc.
enr for $900.09 less than list price.—
134-Ctp
your
hair,,
as
it
does
it
so
imluruHy
we us at once.—H. & O. Motor Co.
FURNISHED
ROOMS
TO
It
E N T - I27, Birmingham, Ala.
129-tfc more radical. lie Is generally cred ami evenly. You dampen a sponge or
129-tfc II. & O. Motor Co.
One
apartment,
bed
room
and
kitch
ited with hheing the real founder of
WANTED
tiie Sinn Fein. When Do Valera wns soft brush with it and draw this enette; also two bed rooms and
All
the
Indies
who
are
interested
in
Chas E. Henry is home front a
in America he was "acting president through your huir, taking one small kitchen, furnished, with electric lights, WANTED—Team work. Inquire M.
business trip to Philadelphia, New school lunches are requested to he of the Irish republic," Less scholarly strand at a time; by morning th e 'running water and gas; house shady
Hanson Shoe Shop.
121 20tp
York, and other cities in the north a t the meeting tomorrow afternoon than De Valera, he is more direct and gray hair disappears, and after an- an,l cool. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 300
other application or two, your huir French Ave.
134-Otc WANTED—To exchange for n small
ami in i, and reports conditions as at tho Woman’s Club at 4 o’clock.
his personality appeals more to the
home or orange grove, 22 city lots
being all right for the marketing of
becomes beautifully dark, glossy and FOU r k n t —2‘mrTofficeH over Howmasses
than
does
that
of
his
reserved
on
the south side of Long Island in
Send your old mattress to Hrudley
attractive.—Adv.
the Sanford crops this season. Char
or & Roumillat drug store, front Lust Hampton, L. I. These lots are
and
austere
chief.
ley was glad to get hack to Sanford factory. Make them like new, for
l35-5tc
rooms,—N. II. Garner.
Throughout the pence negotiations
New business is contemplated _______________________________ free and elenr, nice, high and dry;
says it is good enough for him $5,00. GO lb. new cotton mattress only between Ireland and the British gov
RENT One five room bungu- c„Vered with nice oak trees. Some
$8.00. Guaranteed, 500 W. South
everywhere in the city and First M)R
now and forever.
low. Phone 224.
1.15-tfc „f them on macadnm road, and all a
St., Orlando, Fla.
122-20tc ernment the more radical elements of street will soon be a thing of tho
tiie Sinn Fein party have opposed De past ns the only business street in
short walk to the ocean and railroad
\ M MHER of crate mill nnd saw
FOR
SALE
depot.
Price for all $3,500. Make of
Valera’s
moderate
diplomacy
and
Sanford. Sanford avenue is looming
Internal revenue collections show
mill laborers can get permanent em
fer
to
owner:
Mrs./Jnthrnn Jones, P.
FOR
SALE—A
five
room
bungalow,
have
looked
to
Grilfiths
to
make
that
large and all the side streets are
ployment under first class working that Florida is the most prosperous
310
South
Holly
ave.
Terms
reas
O.
Box
270,
Saville,
L. 1.
134-Otc
conditions at fair wages at our new state in the union for the population. opposition assert itself in tiie decisive coming info notice as prospective bus onable. See E. F. Lane.
134-Otc
mill fu'jir Hartow, Fla,—Roux Crate Get busy and bring on the big days. councils. If the report is true that iness streets.
LOST
Griffiths is to replace De Valera, it
FOR SALE—Rose No! t seed, Irish
Co., R'ii tnw, Fla.
129-Otc Get your share of the prosperity.
potatoes,
per
bushel
$2.00.—L.
A.
will mean the first real reverse of DEAD HATS AND HI III)
LOST—Bunch of keys with name on
131-tfe
the Sinn Fein chieftain at the hands
GIVE FLAVOR TO 'SHINE. Hrumley.
them. Finder return to W. C. Hill
We have at present In stock onu of his party, and will undoubtedly
I'h'* many friends of the Stevens
at
Hill Lumber Co., nnd receive re
FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
family an* glad to see Mr. nnd Mrs. slightly used Hupmobilo that we are
foreshadow a more aggressive pol
Several barrels of mash containing
ward.
130-0tp.
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
II. It Stevens and Rebecca, hack from olTering for sale at a reasonable price. icy in tiie conferences-—provided they a number of dead rats and a dead
Street.
94-01.
IVnn-yIvniiia, where they visited for If you want the best for your money,
The best small
blackbird, were seized along with a
lire renewed.
invert*I weeks and Dr. Ralph Slovens see us at once,—II, & O. Motor Co.
FOR SALE—One Belding-IIall stone
still
near
White
House
Saturday
af
business
in town,
129-tfc
from the camp at Jacksonville where
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca Making money all the lime, nt u bar
ternoon by deputy sheriffs, according
HARRISON ON TRIAL.
he was with Company I), for fifteen
gain. Good reason for selling. Inves
to a report made at Sheriff It. E. Mer pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
lay-.
Ufl-tfc tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch
Anew building will tie built at
GREENVILLE, S. C., Aug. 30.— ritt’s offffico Monday morning. No
Homestead in the near future for the Tom Harrison, former club owner of arrests were made.
FOR SALE—8-room house with nil en. 217 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla.
Ihm'i forget the Chamber of Com- Masons of that city. As they will oc Greenville, who shot nnd killed his
As the raiding party approached
modern convenience, excellent re
,ni,|< banquet nt the Hotel Valdez cupy the entire third floor of the new wife in thir home on fashionable east the still, those
charge of the still pair. Private water works, in dcsir
tuniglj.
Horne building.
CARPETS AND RUGS
Washington street ,on the night of ran into the woods, it is believed by | aide location. Reasonable terms. Ap*
WASHED
December II, was placed on trial here the county authorities. However, they ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street,
and
cleaned
ut
your home or we will
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yesterday on a charge of murder. It have sufficient evidence to make out j
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was admitted in the application for a warrant for the arrest of one man, p o ll SALE—20 acres good orange call for and deliver. ll'<milton Bench
Washers
used.—Sanford
hail thill Harrison’s defense will he it is said.—Florida Metropolis.
| RriWt, | .. situated within a m',v of Elect: ‘c
Steam
Pressory,
317
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St. Phone 560
that he shot his wife accidentally
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Th ■in 1 h.
while struggling in liis own defense
For office supplies, stationery, etc.,
|, ,t j,as
benring orange grow
come to tho Herald office.
with Arthur Young.
'
I nletiir: it. This tract of laud ran he
—Got your Scratch Pads from The
bought at a real bargain. For full Hernld—by the pound—15c.
SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
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■;*>> particulars address "C" cure • of the
Mi
Herald office.
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If so, you can get any make ybu want. And the prices
oiitl terms made to suit you, We are Headquarters for
$1,201) CuHh buys my Income property.
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer We have the most com
Hie Lest in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
plete line of
tified by State Plant Hoard, $3 per
Two days train travel. Farm of about
and quality.
100 acres. Deed calls for 50 acres,
thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla.
more or less, large, roomy house, old
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be as
129-24tp
heuring apple orchard, plenty black
represented:
berries and small fruit. Barn 25 acres
l*OR SALF— I Oidsntobtiu truck, $000.
cultivated, fenced, balance partly fenc
1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Huick
LEXINGTON, 15)20 Model, 5-pnsscnger.
ed nnd in timber, oak, walnut, etc.,
4, $100. The above ears are real bar
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger.
underlaid best quality coal, burns to
Now doing business in Or
gains. Terms to fit your pocket book
HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.—Sold.
ashes. On good road only l'/> miles
lando, wants to extend
At Williams' Gurugo, N. II. Garner.
to rnilroud town, New River, Tcnn.;
BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster
their business to Sanford
' 104-tfc
3Vi miles from Huntsville, Tcnn., the
and Is ready to give esti
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-imssenger.
FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange
county Heat. Taxes paid up to date.
mates on any and all kinds
tres and residence, fncing lake. A
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-puss. Touring.—Sold.
No loose or encumbrance on this
of construction work.
simp. Hox 117.
130-0tp
place whntcvcr. Good deed ami ab
CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
FOR SAL'E- -Ford^Truck. Inquire of
Address
stract of title. Good white neighbor
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West Side Grocery. Phone 100.
hood, Less than one-half milo to
130-tfe
school and church. ProHpcctH of oil, It
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FOR
SALE—8
hives
of
bees.
In
good
being only 10 miles of place. With an
1
condition.
See
A.
E.
Dobbins,
'325 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
aged father in Florida 1 need the mon
| Service Shoe Shop.
133-Snt-Wed-9t
ey so first one taking advantage of
Paints and Varnishes
this
opportunity
gets
place.
Call
resi
j iFOft SALE—Two nice young mutes.
209 PARK AVE.
SANFORD, FLA.
dence Kentucky Home, or write Mrs.
? ! Phone 100 for information. 134-tfc
LEXINGTON and* HUPMOBILE SALES
E. M. Corbly, I*. O. Box 158, Orange
PIANO FOR RENT—Call 103-J.
ORLANDO, FLA.
City, Fla.
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C entral Florida
C onstruction
Company
BUILDERS
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Ever displayed in San
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on your requirements
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for
Central Florida
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IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 134
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921
VOLUME II
iGRESS PROVIDE FOR LOSS
TAX DEFICITS LOOM LARGE
BONDS FOR APPROPRIATIONS
)0ks Like Spending
More Money Than
Estimated
Chief Justice Taft’s Residence
LIVE WIRES FROM ORLANDO
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL BE HERE AT BANQUET
MOD LOSES PEI* IN
MASSACHUSETTS CASE
NEGROES GO ON TRIAL
MURDER IN HERNANDO
PUZZLES THE OFFICERS
FORMER MARSHAL KILLED
(By The A uocU U d F i m i }
(By Th* A uocU U d P ro u )
BROOKSVILLE, Aug. 29.—Hernnndo county authorities today con
tinued investigation of thc,murder of
ubo T. Jones, former marshal of Tar
pon Springs, nnd Bert Scott, who wns
shot to death from ambush near
Wecckiwntchco Springs Into Sntufdny night. Both nro residents of
Port Richey. Indications still point
to robbery as tho motivo, ns it is
known Jones carried n largo sum of
money nnd, this is missing. JJones
is widely known on tho west const
for his fearlessness whllo marshall.
BARNSTABLE, Mass., Aug. 29.—
Extra guards are at the court house
here today when tho three negroes
woro transferred from jail to tho
court house for a hearing on charges
fa m o u s d epa rtm en ts
f a il
of assault on a young white woman.
W TO LIVE WITHIN THE
Tho men woro threatened with lynch
budget s y s t e m .
ing nt tho time of arrest, but today’s
crowd which surrounded the court
WASHINGTON, Auk. 29.-—^ house nnd jail composed mainly of
The senate finance committee dccurious persons, who showed no in
tided Saturday t» P»t the tax bill
dication of intent nt mob violence.
ahead of the tarilT. Plana call for
consideration of the revenue
measure to begin next Thuradny
after hearing" on the tariff hnve
ECONOMIZE
Prominent Citizens from
Orange County Capital
Win Attend
IMPORTANT MEET
THAT MEANS MUCH TO THE PEO
PLE OF SANFORD AND
ORLANDO
Tho Orlando Chamber of Commerc#
has advised that they will Bend a t
least fifteen representatives from
their organization to meet with tho
members of the local Chamber at the
latter’s monthly banquet which will be
held Tucsdny evening ut b o'clock in
the Valdez Hotel.
Former
President
William
Howard
Tuft,
having
become
chief
Justice
of
Orlando, through its Chumber of
been concluded.
.
the Supreme court, Is again a resident of Washington, and he has obtained as
Commerce, has accomplished a great
Ills residence this handsome house on Wyoming avenue.
dcul for that cHy, and also for Orange
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—A half
County. The individuals at tho head
billion dollar anchor to windward has
of
tho organization havo always been
cen provided by tho houae of repre
Presbyterian Minister American Federation
prompt
In taking advantage of every
INQUEST
TO
BE
HELD
TODAY
sentatives against failure of tho now
on the Mother-in-Law of Labor Takes no Ac
thing that would add to tho prosperity
OVER BODIES RE
law to provide for the governOrlundo. When freight rates be
Problem Scores Heavy tion on R. R. Reduction FROM THE EASTERN PART OF of
COVERED
nent’s expenditures for the current
came
oppressive the business men of
LOGAN COUNTY WHERE
hear.
Orlando
realized the advantages of
(By
Th*
A
uocU
t*d
F
r*
u
)
(By The A uocU U d F r u i l
TROUBLE BREWS
Would Have University for Education
This anchor may be n Hfc-aaver In
water
rates,
and whilo they could
HULL, Aug. 29.—Salvaging opera
ATLANTIC
CITY,
Aug.
29.—Tho
of Mother-In-Law
Ithcr of two likely contlngcnclcao.
not bring the wnter to Orlundo they
(By Th* A noc!at*d P r u t )
tions continued today but no more bod
executive council of the American
One—If the new achodulo of taxes ies woro found up to mid-dny. An in
CHARLESTON, Aug. 29. — State made the practical move of going to
Federation of Labor hns decided to
(By Th* A uocU U d Fr***>
rovided by the law falls to produce quest will be held today over the re
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—A "university take no action regarding the railroad authorities early today nre anxiously the wuter, or in other words hud their
lufTIcient revenue to cover tho totnl cently recovered bodies. Official gov for the education of mothers-in-law" wage reduction.
awuitlng advices from tho Eastern goods shipped to Sanford und hauled
pproprintions.
part of Logan county. Somewhere in by truck to Orlundo. They realized
ernment Inquiry nt Howdcn continued was advocated by Rev. Charles ~B.
Two—If the departments fall to today behind closed doors.
thnt district Adjutant General Char- and took advantage of Sanford’s
Stevens of the Third Presbyterian ANOTHER ASSISTANT
ive within the amounts .provided for
nock and officials of the mino work greutest natural ndvnntugo, the St.
t ATTORNEY GENERAL
church in a sermon here luHt night. lie
hem under the stashing of estimates
ers
Union nro doing missionary work John’s river, and utilized it for their
•
FROM CALIFORNIA.
QUARTER MILLION asserted the mother-in-law problem
following
yesterday’s report to Gover own benefit.
,y Budget Director Dawes.
hnd ceased to bo a Joke. "SeventyThere ure a number of men in tho
nor Morgan that the state police nnd
In order to make possible an np- LOOT FROM SAFE IN five per cent of all matrimonial disas
(By Tb« A uocU U d F u n )
Orlando
of Commerce who
deputies
on
ono
side
nnd
unidentified
arent reduction In federal taxes,
A CHICAGO BANK ters are precipated by her Interfer- WASHINGTON, Aug. 29— The ap nrmed men on the other Bide had recognizeChamber
the
possibilities
Sanford
hich, politically, is declnrcd Impora1once," ho asserted. "She Is an outlaw pointment of Mrs. Mnble Walker
possesses
as
a
distributing
point,
due
fought
an
engagement
in
Beach
creek,
ive, provision is made for Increasing Robbers Worked Leisurely and Secur ! instead of nn in-law."
Wlllcbrandt, of Cnlifornin, ns assist
to
its
competitive
rail
nnd
wnter
trans*
near
the
Lognn-IIoone
county
line.
he public debt by $500,000,000 durant attorney general of tho United
ed Large Amount from Security
portutlon facilities, nnd havo signified
ng the year. Tho cash thus ralsod
Company.
The more the oil crowd respects States, was announced today at tho
willingness to co-operate In any
ould he used in lieu of taxes jin
Rep. Fordney Expects their
White House.
Obregon, tho more it hntes him.
movement
which would usist In dovol(By Th* A u o cU U d P r* u )
Ming the current exponscs of tho
Soldiers*
Bonus
Bill
Be
oping
Sanford
as a distributing point.
CHICAGO,
Aug.
29.—A
raid
on
u
ovemment.
In
order
to
develop Sanford ulong
safe
deposit
vaults
of
the
Security
Passed by pecember
This provision is Inserted ns nn
these
lines
it
is
necessury that tho
Safe
Deposit
Company
in
the
Mason
mendment to the Second Liberty
various merchants and shippers in tho
(By
Th.
AuocUUd
Frau)
ic
Temple
last
night
by
four
unmasked
ond act, authorizing nn Incrcnso In
SIGNAW, Mich., Aug. 20.—Belief cities in close proximity to Snnford bo
he amount of that Issue from $7,- robbers netted the bandits about two
that
a soldiers’ bonus hill will bo pass educated to the advantages to bo de
hundred
and
fifty
thousands
dollars
it
[000.000.000 to $7,500,000,000, "to meet
ed hy congress by December was ex rived from using Sanford as a destin
wns
estimated
toduy.
Detectives
to
ublic expenditures authorized by
? pressed yesterday by Representative ation point in routing their shipments.
aw." it iH nn index of the uncor- day characterized it ns an inside job
% Joseph W. Fordney, chairman of the In the event that u sulTiciently large
nnd held two custodians of the vaults
ninty and apprehension with which who are said to have told contradic
ways nnd mennq committee, who hns volume of business is secured to war
To Interpret For Our Own Town tbe Com J❖ just
(congress views tho whole revenue tory stories. Four robbers appeared
rant it, warehouses would be required
arrived here from Washington.
'situation.
X I "Passage of the bonus bill is the nnd built to bundle this business.
mand
“Thou
Shalt
Love
Thy
N
eigh
nt the vaults nt about eight o’clock,
The revenue needs of tho govern Ono applied for n safety deposit box.
The benefits accruing to a city that
J only honorable thing to do,” he said.
bor as Thyself.”
ment for the next yenr, despite any When the doors to tho vaults were
4*1 "The hoys deserve it and shall havo is recognized ns a distributing centor
reductions that mny be made by the opened tho robbers bound the custod
are innumerable, and Sanford, with its
it."
budget commissioner or voluntary ians and then proceeded with lend mul
Tl The Republican house leader said ho !geographical location, cheap freight
WRITTEN IIY K. FRED EASTMAN
,
economies within tho departments, cts to open several boxes.
They
I. Thou shnlt love thy home town nbovo nil other towns, Thou + 1favored a 1 per cent wholesale sales 1rates, good road communications, pos
probably will not shrink proportion worked leisurely for moro than an
it! tax as a means of raising money with scsscs all the necessary requisites to
shalt be loynl to her people and to her institutions.
ately to the tnx-pnying abilities of In lour nnd escaped unhurt.
which to pay tho bonus.
| make it u distributing center for this
II. Thou shalt guard thy home town from tho hosts of evil that
dividuals and industries.
Discussing
the
tariff,
Mr.
Ford
1section of tho state. .
would invnde and destroy her soul. Thou shult keep the good name of
The whole range of returns from
ney
said
that,
with
the
exception
of
The Sanford Chamber of Commerce
thy home town clean and without stain or blemish.
X
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the
wool
schedule,
he
expected
thu
is
endeavoring to secure this importIncome and profit taxes nnd from cus Two More Bodies
HI. Thou shalt elect as thy public servants in political office men
Found in ZR-2
tnriff
hill
to
be
hut
little
changed
from
nnt
prestige for Sanford and is onlisttoms duties has been so disnrrnnged
of strong character, eager to conserve the best interests of thy people.
the
form
in
*vhich
it
pnssed
the
house,
ing
support nnd co-operation of the
by existing unemployment, Industrial
And when thou hast elected such men thou shalt stand by, support,
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Orlando
Chamber of Commorco in ita
LONDON, Aug. 29.—The bodies of
depression nnd stagnation of world
and encourage them, for their temptations arc many and their bur
INSURGENTS
KILLED
'efforts.
With sufficient wuter borne '
commerce that tho best estimates of Liout.-Comninnder Emory Coil, U. S.
dens nro not light.
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IN FIGHTS IN INDIA
'commerce terminating at this port,
what revenue n given tnx will return N., ond Ad Pettitt, u rigger, who were
IV. Thou shalt exalt thy public school und honor it all the days
dllod in tho fnll of the dirigible ZR-2
WITH BRITISH FOR CES, [this organization has a stronger ar
la only a guess.
of thy life with the best of teachers, building, and equipment, for the
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gument to present tho United States
school is the cradle of the future. Thy children are here and they
While tho revenue bill thus gunrd- at Hull laHt week, were recovered yes
terday
during
snlvnge
operations
on
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Th*
AuocUUd
Fro*).
'government
upon completion of tho
shall be the citizens of tomorrow. No training Is too good for them
edly provides against n possible de
the
hull
of
tho
airship,^
according
to
CAIdCUT,
India,
Aug.
29
—
Nearly
proposed
survey
for the St. Johns-Inficit of sr.nn.ono.noo In govomment
and no preparation superfluous.
,
nn
announcement
made
Inst
night
by
soven
hundred
members
of
the
in|dinn
River
Canal.
Tho banquet, which
V. Thou shalt defend the health of thy home town from the
Income necessary to cover npproprinthe
nir
ministry.
i
surgent
hands
which
have
been
ereW
HI
l’°
in
the
nature
of n get-togothor.1^
death that lurks in marshes, swamps, and heaps,of filth. Thou shall
tlens, there is n further fear lurking
Lieut.-Commander
Coil’s
home
was
nting
disorders
in
the
district
south
meeting,
should
bo
largely
instrumonexterminate the fly and the mosquito, for they curry typhoid and ma
n congressional minds tlyit despite
Marietta,
O.
Ho
was
to
have
been
laria.
Tho
tubercle
bacillus
shalt
thou
drive
before
thce*with
the
sun
of this city, were killed in fights with
>"
u" lt‘"K tbu buB‘:
oil administration efforts at economy,
the " Briitsh forces. Several Europ- ^ s« interests of both Orlando and
and fresh nir ns thy allies.
deficiencies amounting to mnny mil- executive officer of the airship when
VI. Thou shalt build good roads and keep them good. For by
mns will he Incurred in Hcvornl de it was turned over to the United Stat
eons were killed while esovonty men -Snnford for tho greater development
of both cities and this section of thc^
es
nnvy.
Pettitt
lived
in
New
York.
her
roads
is
a
town
known
for
good
or
ill.
Eternal
watchfulness
shall
partments during tho yenr.
of Leinster’s regiment nnd seventeen
Tho air ministry reports that a con
l,o thy motto, that thy roads may not ravel nor thy supervisor forget
native policemen nro missing. Mnny state.
One reason Is thnt tho arbitrary
siderable portion of tho airship has
Every member of thu organization
thee.
lopping' oil of $1150,000,000 from tho
Hindus have been massacred.
should
be present on this occasion and
been salvaged.
VII. Thou shalt keep thy homo town beautiful. The hills, the
estimates of sums needed by tho de
display
to tho Orlnndo live wires tho
trees, the waters that Nature has given her thou shalt preserve in
partments of war, nnvy nnd ngrlcul- BODY OP COMMANDER
SILESIAN QUESTION
pep which it putting Snnford forward
sacred trust. No hovel shalt thou permit to disfigure them. Thou
TAKEN Ul* TODAY HY
ture' a,"> |ho shipping board and railas nn important commercial city of
FOUND IN WRECKAGE
shalt keep thy homes and thy door yards clean and cheerful. Thy
LEAGUE COUNCIL. Florida.
raad administration, was apparently
OF DIKIGIULE ZR-2.
wnters shnlt thou purify thnt they may bring thee life and strength.
,f,ne with little consideration for
Tickets for thu banquet can be pur
The future of thy town shalt thou plan with care and diligence thnt
(By Th* AuocUUd Fr*u'
many claims and probable expend!
chased
from any of tho banks, ForHULL, Aug. 29— Tho body of Air
thy growth bo not haphazard, but full of thought and loving care as
GENEVA, Aug. 29— The solution
"re," that will have to be met.
kina
&
Britt, Bower 81 Itoumillat, tho
Commander Maitland, of the Britishthe plans of a mother for tho growth of her child.
tho Silesian question which hns puzz"• result of this reduction,' many flying force, was recovered from the
Weiitom
Union or from S. M. Lloyd,
VIII. Thou shalt honor thy community Institutions. Thou shnlt
zled tho ablest or diplomats of tho
congressmen, including republicans, wreck of tho ZR-2 late today.
who
is
chairman
of tho entertainment
pluy together with thy neighbors with all thy heart and strength and
nllicd nntlons, for mnny months, was
committee,
°'’p’
on' y bo nn Increase In
, mind. Thou shnlt work together in thy organizations, clubs, and Chuutaken up hero today by tho council
y (l(,ficipiieles which will have to 000,000 in the shipping bonrd alone
tnuqun for the common welfare. Thy leaders shult thou learn to
of
league of nntlonB. The fnct that
e provided for next year.
can bo avoided, cither by tho sale of
MORE EXAMINATIONS
obey. Thou shalt servo on committees where thou nrt put nnd not
all
members of the council and not
The deficiency bill for 1021 nmouqt- ships nt jdnk prices or otherwise, tho
intrude on committees whoro thou nrt not put. Thus shult thou
FOR POSTMASTERSHIPS.
' 0 ?480,.|02,283. Tho 1920 deficiency ono biggest snving may bo made.
know each other better, thy work shall prosper, nnd thy friendships * substitutes r resent in nny case is in
dication of Importance tho council at
" “a ?1,12(1,931,270.
That it will bo a saving at a sac
shall multiply.
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* ♦ tached to tho subjject.
WASHINGTON, August 20— Tho
The peak of appropriation defic rifice o ftanglblo assets will bo tho
IX. Thou shnlt bo a good neighbor to nil who live in thy homo
postoffico department hns announced
lenclc
town whether thoy bo rich or poor. Thou shalt Bpeuk ill of none nnd
liuU , Wa" renehed In 1018, ns n re- least of tho administration’s concern.
that examinations fqr positions ,as
WEEK’S WEATftER
good of mnny. Thou shnlt bo a friend to strangers and visit tho sick
I * of wnr expenditures, when It Tho big thing will bo to reduce tho
postmasters at tho following officed
necessity for Uxes nnd to keep ex
mounted to $8,80(1,180,200.
in thoir affliction.
in Florida would bo hold September
Forecast
for
the
Period
Augu.it
29th
X. Thou shnlt go to church for tho honor of thy home town nnd
1fl i °
boP® f°r forestalling a de- penditures inside tho Uxes laid.
24th: Colcmnn, Cottondalc, Dowling
to
September
8
,
Inclusive
for thino own good. Thou Bhnlt not consider thysolf too wise nor too
At presont tho government Is
tur
#thU year’ both ,n ®*P°ndIPark, Floral City, iHilliard, Lemon
busy, too bud nor too good U> spend nn hour or two on Sunday with
nrilu 0t lbo KOV®™m«nt over appro- spending fnr moro than Its estimated
City,
Orange City, Ponco xDoLeon,
’
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.,
Aug.
2
0
thy neighbors in tho worship of God. Thou shult not send thy chil
rvr
nml of nPPr°Prlntlons nnd budget. For July, tho first month of
Port
Orango,
Punta Gorda, Sneads,
South
Atlantic
and
East
Gulf
States:
dren to church, thou shnlt bring them there. Thou shnlt offer thysolf
llncom'o t“roa, nliko over government the now fiscal year, It spent $15,000,Valparaiso.
Considerable
cloudiness;
normal
tem
to thy spiritual leader for tho service of God nnd thy community. So
lirnl 1/ 09 n .tbo Bn,vn8 l” tr of sov- 000'morp than in July, 1020. In tho
perature; scattered local rains. Pres
shall-ye win mnny battleB together.
,
first
half
of
August
It
spentl
$20,
hnil „ Un‘ rc(1 n,IHIons from supplies
Tho United States is the greatest
sure low over West Indies, but no pos
I If
ttc(iulred during tho war. 000,000 moro than for the same pe
itive Indications of disturbance.
cattlo raising country in the world.
I 11 the estimated deficiency of $800,- riod last-year.
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NO MORE BODIES .
FOUND AT HULL
IN ZR-2 WRECK
AUTHORITIES
AWAITING
LATE DOPE
TEN COMMANDMENTS
FOR YOUR HOME TOWN
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
mSALE OF SHIPS
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MacMillan’s Ship Starts for Arctic
• IS DEFERRED :* STATE *■NEWS i*
h
BY BOARD * * * * * * * * * * * *
WILL GET LESS FOR 205 SHIRS
THAN ONE OF THEM
COST
if
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Chair
man Lasker, of the shipping board,
late yesterday afternoon, folowing a
visit to the White House, refused to
comment on the prospective sule of
the 205 wooden ships the board contemplates selling td the Ship Construct ion and Trading Co., of Now
York for $2,100 each, or $130,500 for
the fleet.
If this deal goes through, the board
fully realizes the government will be
getting less for the fleet of wooden
ships—"white elephunt shipping board
oficiuls call them—than it cost to build
a single one of them.
Chairman Lasker’s attention and
th n t of other members of the
board wns invited to a story printed
yesterdny morning thnt Frank J. Ful
ton, president of the Sjhip Construc
tion and Trading Company, put in a
claim to the shipping board for $ 1,D52,230.t»l for constructing two of the
wooden vessels, minus the machinery,
a t Stonington, Conn., in the face of
the published allegation that the shipping board officials now have before
them official nudits in which the auditors nre said to make the claim that
there is over $300,000 due the board
for excess payments under this con
tract. None of the shipping board
members would comment on the story.
At a hotel here, Mr. Fulton would
a«y that ho had only come to Wash
ington because the snlc of the ships
to his firm wns under consideration.
I t had been said that this contrnct,
which hnd been under consideration by
the legal authorities of the board, wns
to have been taken up for considera
tion and final action yesterday, but
late in the afternoon it was informal
ly but authoritatively stated at the of
fices of the board thnt no action had
been taken, thnt the contrnct wns still
being considered by Ingol officers, thnt
tho financial stnnding of the bidder
wns Btill being considered and that no
action wus likely for two weeks.
It wns emphushed thnt while the
board had previously informally decid
ed to accept the bid of the Fulton
company no sale hnd been made nnd
none would be made until the contrnct
wns signed.
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8 1
Sanford Band There
With the Real Goods
.. at Wedding, Dance
■
F
n
The Sanford Band wns so good last
night nnd earned so many fine compliments front all those who gathered
a t the wedding and street dnnee that
the lleruld believes they are entitled
« to special mention. It is n grand thing
and certainly a step in the right direc
tion for any city to hnve n good
band. Sanford hns one of the best
in the state now and most of the mem
bers are seasoned musicians and those
who were in the beginners class have
graduated into the real musician's
clnss. The music they plnyed Inst
night was just simply great nnd it is
with n feeling of pride thnt the Her
ald can point to the Sanford band nnd
say it is a home institution and one of
the best.
tL The Sanford Band should be en
t couraged in every way. They have a
fino bunch of boys in the ranks and a
fine leader in I’rof. Harvey and ev
erything that the city can do for them
should be done. The day is past when
We need to send out of town for good
music and the day is past when it is
necessary to pay big sums for travelling' bands to come here for concerts.
The Sanford band is equal to any oc
casion and can put up as fine concerts
as uny of the traveling aggregations.
Their performance last Sunday and
last night entitles them to first place
in the hearts of the people of Sanford and a little encouragement will
help the boys along wonderfully.
When talking about tho many good
points of this city alwuys remember
thnt one of them is the Sunford band.
ft
“ WHISKEY RING"
CLAIMS IMMUNITY.
i
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.—A special
anti-bootlegging force sent to New
York by the department of internal
revenue has found evidence of three
big separate wnisl y rings operating
In the belief that they nre “grandly
Immune to the law" said n statement
made public today by Hownrd It.
Kiroack, head of the force.
Numerous fraudulent permits have
been forged. Mr. Kiroack declared
he expected to see "persons high in
the business and social life of New
York und high and low officials past
and present," implicated in liquor
frauds before the investigation was
completed.
The world news the day It happens,
the Herald office.
*
THE STAR TO-DAY
TALLAHASSEE—Governor Har
dee has accepted, effective September
10th, the resignation of Miss Chris
tina McDonald, of DcFuniak Springs,
as Slate Rural School Inspector. In
tendering ho resignation, Miss McDonnld informed the governor thnt
she wns resigning to nccept the po
sition of Rural Inspector in Volusin
county.
~
ROSEMARY THEBY in
.
“Good W o m en ”
Also. “An Overall Hero” and Fox News
JACKSONVILLE—The State Rnl,road Commission will meet here Sep
tember 3rd to hear n petition and de
termine whether the comfort and con
venience of passengers require the
gates at the north end of the con
course of the union station here to be
kept open. The gates nre nt the Bay
street entrance to the station and boing closed permanently persons en
tering he station are forced to walk
some distance from, the cars on Hay
street to the main entrance.
Saturday at the Princess—Frank Mayo in
“The M agnificent Brute”; also a Comedy
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JACKSONVILLE.—Concident with
the announcement of n locnl bank
that construction of its safety deposit
Donald B. Mac Mlllan's arctic vessel. Bowdoln, in which the noted ex
vault had been completed it wns plorer Is making Ids seventh trip to the frozen north, leaving Wlscnsset, Maine,
learned thnt one of the first deposits on the northern Journey. Tho Ilowdoln Is of the knockabout fishing schooner
typo with polo masts.
in the new vault was 200 qunrts of
high grade whiskey, the property of
* * * * * * * * * * * *
St. Lukes Hospital. The whiskey is Grafts, Beggars
regarded as ip a safe place ns the
and Fakirs Better
vault can be entered only after a
door weighing sixteen tons nnd equip
Pass Up Kissimmee
ped with n time lock hns been open
ed.
Kissimmee will do her best to keep
her streets clear of the thousands of
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
HASTINGS—Farmers of this sec undesirnbles which come here each
St.
Petersburg nt Daytona.
tion expect to plant a bumper crop winter senson—folowing the lines of
Jacksonville at Lakeland.
of Irish potatoes next season accord least resistance—ns well ns the larg
Orlando a t Tampa.
'•
ing to n compilation of reports from est volume of visitors. Thnt verdict
growers. Federal agriculture reports hns bcety tacitly agreed upon—and
HOW THEY STAND
showing a shortage nnd continued in legislation will be enacted along re
W
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Pet.
crease in the price of potntoocs is the quired lines to make such a thing pos
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principal factor in plans of the grow sible.
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It is an acknowledged fnct thnt nt
ers to produce a huge crop nnd indi
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cations nre thnt every acre of land in the present time Floridn is in actual
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the Hastings district will be plnntcd ly better shape than nny other state
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in the union—better shnpe in every
by Jnnunry.
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way that goes to niuke a good nnme.
PALATKA—The locnl Chamber of Because of this fact eyes from nil
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Commerce, which recently grew out states are looking towards this state.
At Tnmpn 1, Orlando 9.
of the Business Men’s Club, nnd nd- Men in trade, of all occupations, spec
At Lakeland 5, Jacksonville 2.
ded n few finishing touches designed ialists, farmers, merchants—in fact
At Daytona 0, St. Petersburg 1.
to mnintnin the city's commercial nearly everything is represented in
F. F. Barden, n prominent business
body on a more successful bnsis, hns the long list of people who will reach
this
state
within
n
few
months’
time
man
of Lnke City, hns been here for
adopted a tentative budget of $8,000
—who will come to Floridn seeking to severnl days looking over the city
for the present fiscnl year. Twq thou
better themselves. Prophecies have !with his old friend, E. D. Mobley nnd
sand four hundred dollars of this
been made and are being made thnt
amount is contingent upon an appro the coming senson will see this state , several others of his acquaintances
here. He was fnvornbly impressed
priation from the city for publicity fnr more crowded thnn ever before.
jwith
Sanford nnd will no doubt return
purposes, nnd will be sliced off should
With this grent influx there will nt an early date to take up his resi
tho city fail to provide th" money. come the clever fakir; the man who
The budget cnlls for a sal tried secre- will escape from chains nnd padlocks; dence here.
tary nnd an office. A campaign to the man with the wonderful soap; the
ncrease the membership of tho organ- man who pnrtinlly crawls into a small COLONEL HARVEY nAD
A PREMONITION THAT
ization to 300 mcml>ors will be launch nail-keg; the man with the rack of
DISASTER AWAITED ZR-2.
ed early in September.
decrepit dolls and the worn-out base
-------balls; the photo-enlnrger; the adver
LONDON, Aug. 27.—George HnrPALATKA—Parents are exercis tising stuntist; the well-dressed ne
vey,
the American nmbassador, had
ing a close vigil over their young gress seeking contributions for feeta
premonition
thnt disaster would be
sters ns a result of the running- washers in Senegmnbin—or some
fall
the
ZR
-2
nnd
was uneasy nbout
amuck several days ago of a rural where; the found diamond ring fakir;
the
whole
enterprise,
according to tho
dog. Before the canine was finally the short-change nrtist; the bogus
Dailly
Mail.
Tht
newspaper
says
killed, he hud bitten the ten year eld horse-rndng expert; the forger; the
that
Mr.
Harvey,
talking
to
friends,
niece of \ Baker Thomas, owner it subscription agent; the Weary Willie
the dog, and continuing his rampage, with the Wanderlust; the nttrnctive including Mnjor Solbert, military at
attacked several othir dogs. The lit widow with the crippled child who tache, and Captain Hyatt, assistant
tle girl victim wr.s pushed to J ick- seeks to be returned to her home in u military attache of the American em
bonvillc for treatment ns soon as it distant state; the-enne-you-ring-the- bassy nt his country home nt Weywns determined the dog was suffering enn-you-get man; and these nnd hun bridge, Wednesday, said:
"I tdistrust tho Whole undertaking
from the rabbles. It is not known how dreds more thnt make the dpys a
torment
nnd
the
nights
a
terror,
arc
to
of
the R-38, the old name of the diri
ninny dogs were attacked and local
be
done
away
with
in
Kissimmee
if
gible,
crossing the Atlantic, especial
authorities nre on the alert for any
the
legislation
to
be
asked
of
the
city
ly
at
this time, although I am not
further symptoms. The police have
council
nt
the
next
meeting
shall
be
criticising
the nnvy department for
been directed to kill any dog found
rntified.
buying
the
ship. Although my prtmoon the city streets without a muzzle.
Earl
Lupfcr,
W.
J.
Steed,
nnd
Leo
nition
is
not
founded on a scientific
Incidentally, it wns pointed out thnt
II.
Wilson
are
to
appear
before
the
basis,
I
think
tho enterprise is haz
a mad dog seldom veers from his
council at its coming session, rep ardous nnd useless nnd thnt it will
straight course to make an attack nnd
resenting the Chamber of Commerce,
the victim is usuully found to have to see if certain ordinances can bo not be of much gnin."
Mr. Harvey added, according to the
interferred with the stricken animal. agreed upon regarding the protection
Daily
Mail, that when he snw the
In the case of Baker's dog, he took a of the home merchants nnd private cit
ship
ho
acquired nn involuntary dis
straight course down the road. An izens nnd the visitors who purpose to
trust
o
fthe “whole business," *nnd
nutoniohilist had to turn aside to keep make Kissimmee their winter home.
hnd
worried
about it since.
from striking him and a stho machine There nre bound to be many irregular
Lnter, on Wednesday, the newspa
passed the dog swung on to one of ities carried on and many persons an
the wheels, being thrown several feet. noyed unless some such measure is per nsserts, Mr. Harvey said: "I can
-------provided nnd rigidly enforced. Once not rid myself of the fear that some
FORT MYERS—Contractors
in the ordinance or ordinances become thing hns happened to the airship,"
charge of work on the new $100,000 effective it will be up to the chief of and thnt soon after this he received
high school building here believe the! police to see that they arc strenuous a telephone message informing him
of its fall.
structure will be ready for occupancy . ly enforced.
before the opening of the school y e a r! If this project can be carried out as
next month. Furniture for the build contemplated conditions in Kissimmee
Lnke Worth is to have q cum A nity
ing hns been shipped by the manu will be fur ahead of the average city circus on September 15-10, and many
facturers.
in Florida, nnd this city will receive a interesting features arc being planned
quantity of excellent publicity thnt can for the entertainment of visitors,
GAINESVILLE—The city council be gnjned in no other manner.—Kis among them being an old-fashioned
hns instructed the city engineer to simmee Gnzette.
dance, about which the Lake Worth
renumber houses throughout the city,
Herald hns the followng to say:
considerable confusion having arisen
CHARGES MULTIPLY.
"Back, to the good old times for a
because blocks are not numbered uni
night. Back to the days of grnndpa*
formly.
Under tho new plan each
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—A small nnd grandma .when they swung in
block will l>e allotted one hundred brown book of 20 typewritten pages stead of hugged cnch other. For sevnumbers. West Main street will be come to light todny, bearing tho new ehal hours on Tuesday, September 15,
used as the north and south nnd Uni est plan of Charles W- French and tho first night o ftho Community Cir
versity nvenuo the oast nnd west di John W. Worthington, alleged swind cus, old-fashioned dances will be the
viding line.
lers, to farm a $500,000,000 corpora order. Banished for a time will be
tion whose tentatcles were to reach jazz, the oncstep and tho toddle.
The census taken nt the close of last Into every
corner of
the United Quadrilles, Virginn reels and tWoyear gave Chile a population of 3, States, Canada and England. Efforts stops, good ’old waltzes nnd sweet
800,328, n gain of nbout 500,000 in to lend their plan prtatigo through music."
thirteen years.
the use of J. P. Morgan’s name in
London were revealed, but a prompt
Among tho new packages for ship
About one-sixth of the world’s qui denial from Mr. Morgan seemed to ping freight Is a reinforced canvas
nine is used in India.
have tnded thnt part of the plan.
bag thnt folds compactly when empty.
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RIFLE TEAM OFF TO MEET
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riculture, University of Florida,
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 27.-The
Gnincsville, on Tuesday nnd Wednes Floridn national /guard riflo team,
day, October 4 nnd 5. Tho program chosen after preliminary trials, com
is now under preparation and will pleted nt Camp Johnston toduy, left
contain discussions of scientific and for Camp Perry, Ohio, to participate
live horticultural topics. Everything in the national rifle, matches.
is being done to fill tho program with
Tho team of fifteen men comprises
timely discussions that will bo of Copt. Holstslod, Corporal Flood and
Sergeant Rowley, West Palm Beach;
value to citrus growers.
Tho Annunl Livestock Roundup will Capt. Thomas, Starke; Lieut Nettles,
bo held the ' 6th and 7th, ulso the Sgt. Wilson, Orlando; Lioat. Gurcia,
Beekeepers’ Convention, so that tho Sgt. Sullivan, Pvt. Johnson, Jackson
week will he n full one nnd anyone ville; Corporal H ill,P v t Johnson, Mi
interested in other subjects, ns well ami; Corporal Crum, Tarpon Spring,
ns citrus, will hnve an opportunity nnd Sgt. Poncier, Wnucimln.
Mnjor Wilson, St. Augustine, and
to spend the week profitably on tho
Captain Coslick, St. Peteirburg, act
University campus.
ing ns team captain nnd coach, re
A garden rake has been invented spectively, will also engage in the
that can bo widened by pulling out the shoot.
end sections of the three of. which it
Large enough to enrry two persons,
is formed.
a new automobile weighs only 150
pounds.
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PAGE TWO
S O C IE T Y
URS. FRED DAIGEK, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
SOCIAL CALENDAR
.*' •
Monday—Little Minn Helen Douginas
will entertain n number of little
irionds at tho home of Mrs. C. L.
Goodhue, from -1:30 to 0:00 p. m.,
the occasion being her eighth birth
day.
Thursday—Stay at Homo Club will
t hnvo a dance at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Thursdny
Vjlght.
Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
be held at the Central Park at 6
o'clock.
V '.731'
At -
rtrl r-M
if',]
‘i\
,,
U* |»., 1
toird through by way of Blrmliurham, Sanford and Wlptbr Haven, to
Tnmpn, where they woro tho guests
of Mr .nnd Mrs. Woodward F. Barn
well. They were joined In Sanford by
Mrs. Ella LeiTler nnd Mr. Braxton
Perkins nnd wife. The benuty of tho
cities nnd scenery, nnd the good con
dition of the roads were praised by
alt, who declared this to he a wonder
ful pnrt of tho country. The party
returned to Snnford yesterday.—
Tampa Tribune.
THE SANFORD DAILV HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1901
------------ y g g ------------------ i---------------
Murrell Innocent
of Wrong Doing
in Auto Robbery
Merely Made Out Papers in Case nnd
Was Acting ns Attorney
myself, I learned afterwards that Lao
had made an nllogod confession to the
sheriff in which ho involvod Mr. Gotzen nnd myself,
“The sheriff nsked me if I had made
three hills of snlo for him thnt after
noon, am) I told him my stenographer
did fill in the blank forms, but left
them unsigned and unsealed, ns Leo
said ho would complete tho deal in
Polk county 'through a notary public.
“I know nothing ubout the gang of
auto thieves. I hnvo had no connec
tion with thorn, and so far ns I know
Mr. Getzen knows nothing about them
nnd hud no connection with them, and
1 only ask for a trial to establish my
innocenco. I feol that I have been
done a great injustice by the publicity
of certain papers, that took it upon
themselves to implicate me in this
deal, and I hope that when 1 establish
my innocence it will be as widely pub
lished as the fact thnt I was charged
with such a crime.”
The many friends of Oliver Murrell
the attorney mentioned in connection
with the nutomohilo robberies in Polk
county in Saturday’s papers will bo
glad to know thnt ho is innocent of
any wrong doing in tho enso. Oliver
Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Lulu Clny, made the following statement in yesnnd Misses Esther Millo5 and Mar- terdny’s Tribune nnd The Herald gives
jorio Clny returned home Inst night tho article in full in Justlco to Mr.
from Dnytono Bench , where they Murrell:
In statements to Tho Tribune’s rep
have spent the past two weeks.
resentative here tonight, Attorney T.
Miss Anna Mason was tbo week Hart Getzcn of this city, and W. 0.
end guest, of Miss Esther Miller ,nt Murroll of Wauchula, accused of be
T. B. Wilson, of Birmingham, Ala., Daytona Bench,
ing members of the gang of auto
is spending several days here.
thioves arrested in Polk nnd Hardee
counties
Thursday and yesterday,
Mr .and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nnd Mr.
Dr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, of Crown Herndoi) .motored to Daytona Beach made vehement denials of participa
Sanford, Fla., August 20th, 1021.
Point, Ind., are visitors in this city.
tion in the gang’s activities.
yesterday afternoon.
Editor Sanford Herald!
Both men were released on bond to
Believing you are always ready to
Mrs. J. M. Dawson and little son of j Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Symmos ,of Win day. The other allegod members of see Justice done 1 am asking you to
Virginln, arc stopping nt the Monte ter Park, were in this city this morn the gang are in jail, being unable to publish the statements of Attorneys
zuma for awhile.
Murrell and Getzen os thoy appeared
ing, combining business nnd pleas make bond.
Murrell claims he first met J. M. in the Tribune Sunday. I wish furth
ure.
Lee and J. F. Flynn, lenders of the er to sny that I investigated the
G. A. Brown, is spending some time
gang, when asked by Getzcn to aid charges ngainst these attorneys last
in Meridinn, Miss., visiting relatives.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Simmons, Misses
him in securing freedom of the two , Friday at Wauchula nnd I enn assure
Olgn, Teague, Rachael nnd Master
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tregllner, of John, Jr., who have been the guests men when they were arrested at Do-1 you tj,«t there Is nothing whatever to
Jacksonville, are spending a few dnys of Mrs. W. T. Langley ,left this nvorn- Land some weeks ago on the chargo | c0nvcy tho iden of guilt in any particof running into
into ami
and injuring
injuring aa man
man ,
intr iri th..ir
/ ' thuir home in OI
inst them. j know positively
here at the Montezuma.
mg in their car far their home In
,
, H admits thnt ho nmtle I f
*
knowi-..__ ihJ w
n
Mountvjlle, S. C. Miss Mildred Sim- L llt
bi,,H nf
for , __ h u t| ° f m> own knowledge that W. O.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rolnud Lyles and mnns
vet as
....
_
^ I u _ l Murre11 nevcr k,,t‘w
.heard of the
minis will remain some time yet
denies thnt they were delivered to tho ^pnrtjeH accused of the theft until they
daughter, Pnttye, returned to Snn the guest of her aunt.
man. He states that he told him that wcro jnlIed in DcLnnd on July 2uth.
ford Saturday, after an absence of
day
that he (Lee) had stolen two He met Lee and Flynn at the Volusia
three months which they spent with
Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Lawson spent Ford cars.
county jail and was asked by Mr. Getrelatives in South Carolina.
the day in Orlando today.
Murrell’s statement follows:
zon to nssiBt in getting them released,
1 t was at a dance in Lakeland one i[e nmde several trips up to DeLatid
D. It. Hrisson, of Daytona Bench,
Mrs. H. B. Connelly
night and Mr. Getzen asked me to go nnd finally secured their release on
Is spending some time here with his daughter, Mrs. Getzen at\ i s i u u r..................
..... a t Daytona, and bom). This was for reckless driving
t Lakeland, with him ..........
on a case
sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride.
yesterday.
I went with him, where I met Mr. af an automobile on the public high
Lee, who was charged with culpable ways and injury to others. That
Mrs. Frank Milteer, nnd daughter,
Everybody should go to the Chain- negligence, of injury to a woman and there will be complete vindication of
Frances Fair, who have been the her of Commerce banquet tomorrow a boy, nnd Flynn, who was charged thc8e
Purges lhore is no doubt when
guests of Mrs. Elln Lctfler, left this night.
with aiding in case of Lee. We wniv- the proper time comes, against Oliver
afternoon for their home in Fort
ed preliminary hearing and Lee and Murrell and Hart Getzcn there is no
Myers.
Judge J. Q. Smith, of Binning_
„ Flynn were bound over on bond doubt,
ham, left yesterday f o r Snnford, nf- amounting to one thousand dollars
I will thank you to publish this in
Mrs, M. S. Wiggins, nnd attractive ter spending three days as the guest and live hundred dollars respectively,
behalf of W. O. Murrell as be is a
daughter, Dorothy, leave today for of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wjood\ t that time Lee had u car in De- Sanford boy and it is unjust to him to
Cincinnati, where they will join Mr. wnrd F. Barnwell, of this city. He Land, nnd Flynn had one in Tavares. allow these statements to go unchal
Wiggins. They will lie awny until was accompanied by his wifo am' These cars were turned over to me lenged.
December.
daughter and his sister, Mrs. Frank and Getzen, und we came ^ bnck to
K. R. MURRELL.
Milteer of Fort Myers.
The pnrty Lakeland and when Flynn got out of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. und drove from Birmingham, stopping at jail, one of the cars was turned over
DEATH OF MRS. SELLICK.
Mrs. G. A. Speer, and Algernon, mo Camp Walden, on the Alabama Gulf to him and Mr. Getzen kept his. Mr.
Mrs. Sellick, wife of H. S. Selliek,
tored to Daytona Beueh yesterday coast for several weeks, coming from Lee’s wife had u bill of sule for the died at her home on Mellonvillu ave
where they spent the day.
there to Pensacola ami through Pa- car in DcLnnd, which Mr. Getzen got nue last night after a short illness.
from her and the car in Tavares be
i latkn and Daytona to Tampa. Tho
The funeral will occur from the homo
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lester nnd members of the party expressed longed to Mr. Getzen which be bad a
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.
guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Linton, tthemselves ns being delighted with clear title to, purchased from a Mr.
The Scllicks came to Snnford about
Misses May, Margaret and Jean Lin this section of the state and espec Parker of Wauchula.
two
years ago from Connecticut, Mr.
“1 made several trips to DeLand,
ton, und Miss Julia Zachary, and Mr. ially the condition of the roads around
Sellick
being the foreman nt the Snn
Albert Bearden, were a congenial Winter Haven, Tampa, Clearwater held a habeas corpus preceding for ford Novelty Works, and tho death
party spending the day at Daytona and St. Petersburg. Judge Smith vis Air. Lee nnd finally got him out on of the mother has cast a shadow over
bond.
Beach yesterday.
ited Florida about fifteen years ngo
“This was about three weeks ago. the many friends who had learned to
nml says thnt the development since I came through Lakeland going to j love her. The death leaves the lov
Mrs. Ella Leffler and guests, Mr. that time is nothing less than amaz
ing husband and one daughter bereft
nnd Mth. W. S. Fair, and family, ing. The return trip will he made Wauchula and Mr. Leo’s wife joined
nf wife’s devotion and mother’s love.
us
in
Lakeland
and
we
went
to
WuuJudge and Mrs, J. Q. Smith and through Jacksonville.—Tnmpn Tri
The •sympathy of the community
chula and 1 was there about three or
daughter, Marie, Mrs. Frank Milteer, bune.
goes out to them in their bereave
four
days,
saw
Mr.
Lee
frequently
and
Miss Mary Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs,
he came to my office and 1 asked him ment.
Braxton Perkins and children, Mr. EDUCATION COMMITTEE
for the money for my services in the
nnd Mrs. W. A. Leffler and Mrs, M.
OF THE WOMAN’S CLUB
case. He .told me he didn’t have it DR. FEN EBSTEIN MEAD OF
S. Wiggins, formed a congenial party
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY then hut said that he was going to
MODEN It LANGUAGES AT
motoring to Daytona and Coronado
Lakeland ami would be bnck with thu
ROLLINS COLLEGE.
Benches yesterday.
Tho Education Committee of the money on the following Wednesday.
“I was in Wauchula until Saturday
Woman’s Club will meet nt tho club
Richard Fcnerstein, T/i. D., has
Messrs. Victor McLnulin, J. G. Ni- house Wednesday nfternoon nt four night and saw him again on Thurs been appointed head of tho departblack, nnd C. F. Chapman were among o’clock, at which time a full report of day and asked him again for the nicne of Modern Languages', nt Rol
the Snnford people nt Daytona Bench the proceedings of the committee in money for my services. He told mo lins. Dr, Funcrstein received his de
yesterday.
regard to the School Lunch matters that he was going to get it in a day gree! from the University of Vienna,
will be given in full. All the com or two; and so I never saw him again in 1013, after which ho studieed in
Mr. nnd Mrs, O. R. Linton nnd mittees working In conjunction with until Friday, when he came to my of
the Sorbonnc, Paris, for a year. For
Misses May, Margaret nnd Jean, who the school committee nnd all those fice and introduced me to a man who
six years he was Professor of French
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. who are interested in this movement asked me if I would look into his case
and German in Slants Henlschuie and
W. A. Lester, left this morning for are requested to be present.
that was about to lie tried at Wnu- Gymnasium in Vienna. Hu comes to
their home at Monticello, Fla.
chuln. I told him' 1 would und to Boltins from the University of Pitts
Corsica annually produces about come hack to my office later and I burg where he has held a teaching
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'S. Fnir and fam <5,000 tons of roots for the manufac would see what I could do for him.
fellowship in modern languages and
ily ,of Prattville, Ala., spent the past ture of briar pipes for smokers.
"On Saturday night 1 left for Day
has done notable work.
tona Beach and returned on Monday
threo days in and around Tampa, vis
Dr. Fencrstein is a man of maturi
iting St. Petersburg and Clonrwntor
Pest enrds—local views—lc ench nt morning to Wauchula, when I heard
ty
and experience mu) a specialist in
there were two cars stolen at Zolfo,
while in this section. The party mn- the Herald office.
philology
and French and German
Mr. Lee came to my office about 11:30
literature
as
well as a master of the
♦ + ♦ + + + + ■ * •+ < •+ + + + + + + + + + -* •!•* •!* * * + * + ■ * < * ❖ ••• and told me be wanted three hills of modern languages of Europe. Rollins
sale made thnt, he was going to make
a deal. I had my stenographer to fill has never had hotter conditions for
the blank forms and I gave Ihem lendershin in the field of Modern Lan■*
him unsigned, unsenled nnd with
no
names except the ones he gave to
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' my stenographer and myself. Hu
| came to my office about 1 or 4:30 thu
i same day and told me that he wanted
OF THE STOMACH
the bills of sale. I gave them to him
ad
land told him they would cost him
OU C A N T ENJOY LIFE
$7.G0.
S
with • tore, tour, blotted itora“He then called me outside the door
ach. Food doc* no! aouijih.
and told me tiiat he had stolen two
Intlead it i* • tource ol mitery, earning
Ford cars and intended to leave Wau
paint, batching, dizzineu and h:adchula about 4 o'clock next morning.
ache*.
The next I heard from him he was in
H im (
Tho potion with a bad aiomach
Jail, and he sent for me and I told
ahould
bo is tidied with nothing leaa
him thnt 1 could do nothing Tor him
than petmaaent, Lining relief.
him as 1 had resigned from his case.
Tho right remedy will ad upon iho
HIh wife wuh in li delicate condition.
lining* of tho ttomach, enrich tho blood,
He” learned through some source tlujt
aid in catting out the catarrhal poiion*
she had left Wauchula and would not
and ttrcngtheo every bodily function.
live with him any longer. [ later
The largo number of peoplo who
found out thnt he has been convicted
have Micccatfully uied Dr. Hartman’*
for murdur in Wnuchuln Home tlmu
farnotu medicine, recommended for all
ago.
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catarrhal condition*, oSet tho tlronge*!
‘“The deputy sheriff came to mo on
pouible endowment for
Tuesday afternoon ami asked mo if
I know anything about Loe. I told
him I did nnd thnt ho hnd told mo of
Incorporated
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stolon curs, ami I considered it my
duty to tell him, beenuso it was a
crime against tho statu and tho com
TABLETS OR LIQUID
munity, and I did not foci it my duty,
fOLD EVERYWHEM
oven ns his attorney, to 'keep this tv
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921
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WOULD REDUCE GOLF
LINKS TO 12 HOLES
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably productive of results.
Englishman Advances Reasons In
Article in Sphere.
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
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Ancient Sport Could Be Made Tolen.
able If Courae Wa« Cut Six Holes
—Numeroue Evils of Oame
Would Be Eliminated. *
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Identify yourself with this strong
institution .today by opening an ac
count.
i T h e S em in o le C o u n ty :l
B ank
strength
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PROGRESS
4 % INTEREST PAID
HARDING IS ASKED
TO CALL PARLEY IN
W. VA. MINE REGION.
receives brutal
BITE ON CHEEK
Hill Simpkins, n substantial fnrrncr living in South Georgin, near the
Florida line, was brutally bitten on
the check last Saturday night by un
anophele.i mosquito. This bite in
flamed one side of bln fneo nnd al
most closed one of his ay os.
Tho
mosquito was not overtaken until next
day when it was found resting quiet
ly on the bed post. A barrnge of Tor
ment was shot into him and he fell
lifeless on the floor. Torment doea
not bluff, frighten or senre them; it
kills them and does it now.
Bill
Simpkins says he wants a barrel of it.
Won’t ever keep house without it.
Sold by all merchants.—Adv.
LEADERS ASK MARCHERS
TO CALL A HALT.
MADISON, W. V«., Aug. 27.—The
advance guard of the marching min
ers *>n their way from Marmot to
Mingo a sa protest ngninst Gov. Mor
gan's martial law edict, was turned
hack hy Charles F, Keeney, president
of district No. 17, United Mine Work
ers, and Fred Mooney, secretary nfter
it had passed through Madison short
ly after noon yesterday.
The men, numbering some 200 or
ilOfl, had l amped in a hollow here for
dinner and then passed on their way
toward the Logan courjty line.
Keeney and Mooney, who left
Charleston early yesterday with the
avowed intention of stopping the
marchers reached Madison • within
half a nhiiiir after the men left. After
a brief (i nference with county of
ficials tl'.y hurried down the road
and ov- i iking the party induced It
to march hack to Madison.
The men camped in tho court house
yard anil Keeney said he was arrang
ing fi i rati to mobiles to take them to
the baseball grounds, where ho ex
pected to uldress .them.
"The men have come a long dis
tance and are not feeling very good
about this situation," said President
Keeney, *•{ nhnll do all in my power
t<>turn them back nnd just Its B oon ns
the rest of the men come in from the
mountains I'll tnlk to them. It is no
easy job.
'I never sny so many men on tho
march before. From Rncino to Mndl•oin this morning there must have
been between 0,000 or 10,000 men.
" n ire about 2,000 former service
'nen mining them."
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>ide for the men to advance,
bamlholtz seems to commnnd
"tutc. Ho summoned un—Keeney
11 O'*1—sit I o’clock this morning
a,l( a short time Inter wo left ChnricHton t„ stop the men.”
SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27.—Presi
dent Harding was asked in a mes
sage Sent him Into today by John L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers of America to pall a joint
conference of mine workers and op
erators of Mingo county, West Vr..,
with tho view of reaching un agree
ment .that would end the industrial
conflict that has continued there for
more than two ycor».'
Mr. Lewis’ messngc proposed that
the conference first consider the abol
ishment of what he termed the guard
system maintained hy operators
through a private detective agency,
and second that it consider an adjust
ment between the operators and
miners,' "upon any honorable basis
which can be found."
In concluding his message of more
than 800 words, Mr, Lewis pledged
tho co-operntlon of the Internationa!
Union "in an honorable attempt to
adjust the Mingo county situation”
nnd offered to nrrange for the miners’
representation at any conference calIed hy President Hit idling.
STEAM ELIMINATES
WATER IIYACINHS.
Elimination of a serious pest from
Louisiana’s waterways may result
from the suggestion of ,Governor
John M. I’nrker to the Texas Oil Co.,
that it try live steam us a method of
deseroying the water hyacinth. Preheen extremely successful and the
use of live staem may supeisede the
arsenical poisoning method in use by
the government since 11)02.
Steam as a destroyer of the hya
cinth was first tried last Friday in a
"lilly Jam" in Bnyou Lnfourche, near
Donnldsonvillc, where boats of the
Texns Oil Co., have been blockaded
for three weeks. So successful was
the first effort that the experiment
was resumed Monday, nnd tho tow
boat Lucille, using two improvised'
steam nozzles, was able to move
through the jam at a mile and a half
nn hour. At oee point in the bnyou,
according to reports, the lily jjnm
extends unbroken for nine miles.
Since Us introduction into Louisi
ana about thirty years ago, the water
hyacinth has spread rapidly and fre
quently blockndcs the tidal streams.
The arsenic poison used hy the gov
ernment Ih declared to have resulted ,
in ^ho death of thousands of cattle
amLof many fish in Louisiana bayous
nnd streams.—New Orleans Times*
Picayune.
There Is only one golfer In Englnnd
whose Ideas should appeal strongly
to the Western (lolf association, suyi
on Eastern writer. He Is A. I*. Her
bert, and lie writes oh follows In the
Sphere, n British publication:
“1 think that hy strong tnuunurcs
It may still he possible to mnku golf n
tolerable game. The chl^f ‘thing Is
that It is frightfully cotnpJiented nnd
frightfully laborious. The fundamen
tal anise of this is tho unfortunate
fixing of 18 holes, t wonder who did
that? It, Is six holes too long.
"It Is because of these six holes
that tho boml-slnvcs have to holt their
breakfasts and miss their baths nnd
come hack late for lunch; that’every
one rushes anumd the course at a
lintiil gallop; thnt every one Is always
either pressing some one In front or
Ipttlng ,somebody go through behind:
that every one is touchy In tile morn
ing; that every one totters exhausted
Into the clubhouse and takes to secret
drinking before lunch. If the noriunl
course wits 12 holes these evils might
disappear.”
SCHALK’S BURDEN
cm
Catcher Ray Hchnlk Is work
ing himself thin hnmlling Kid
(Henson's kid pitchers.
A great 'leal of the burden of
developing the young Hox
moundmiien has fallen to the
lot ttf the diminutive Hchnlk,
There Isn't a catcher In thu
game today who works as hard
as tho diminutive liny.
He loses from live to ten
pounds during nn nftprnoon'H
battle royal.
If other plnyors worked «h
hard ns Hchnlk they’d lose
poundage, too, It would do
Bribe It nth n lot of good to get
Hchnlk’s recipe.
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Jimmy Dykes Is Improving eon*
stnutly. He Is one of the best s e c
ond suckers In the game, and tlie best
man on the Philadelphia team.
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Three umpires In the South Atlantic
league went on a strike rccqnlly.
Whereupon the president of the league
called them nut on one strike.
• • •
The purchase of Clarence Mueller,
outfielder, from the .Syracuse club of
the International league, has been an
nounced by the St. Louis Nationals.
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You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Altorney-al-Law
Contractor and Builder'
MITCHELL WONT LEAVE RING
Milwaukee Scrapper Hae No Intention
of Retiring Despite Many Re*
rm t Ifevereea.
BATTERIES
BRINO YOUR
Battery Troubles to Us
W . B p .c l.lli. on Elootricot W ork and con t ir o
70a dapondoblo con loo.,
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
^ Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
H aight & Magee
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDBRS*
Plancs nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box M»
Wilson & Shorey
Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla.
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
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Phono ltV
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
Rent Estate nnd Insurance
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
Ritchie Mitchell.
Phone 95
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
defeat twice nt the hands of Rocky
Kansas uni lost u newspaper decision
General Shop and Mill
Geo. W. Knight
to Johnny Mendelsohn. The defeat
caused reports thnt the Milwaukee
Real Estate and Insurance
Work
lighter would retire, hut Mltehcll In
FLORIDA
sists that he Is (ar from through ami SANFORD
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
after n short rest will tie hack fuclng
the tnpimtchers.
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517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla.
Diamond
.. Employment Bureau..
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness nnd Professional Women's Club
requests all young women desiring
S q u ib s
employment to register nt the First
"Hwnt the fly" Is the motto of other Nutionnl Bank.
players besides Bubo Ruth.
AGNUS G, BERNER. Chnlrmnn
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Des Mnlnes Iras a new second base
man answering to the name of \uuu.
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Barrett, the young shortstop for the
Athletics, looks like a good hull
player.
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Manager .lawn Evers sometimes
leaves the field during playing hours
—hy request.
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Report has It that the New Orleans
club will ship Pilcher Abu Lincoln
Bailey hack to the Brooklyn Dodgers.
• • •
deports circulated that the Florida
State league might close Its season
earlier than scheduled time are de
nied.
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Babe Ruth would he the greatest
single nttractImi In baseball If he
wasn't the greatest four-base at mo
tion.
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Earl Slieely Is starting to crown the
lull), mid Is rising so rapidly that he
soon will lie numbered uniting the
elect.
• • •
Scott Perry Jumps again. Tims far
tills season lie Inis' played with the
Athletics and two other semi-pro
teems.
• • •
Pitchers who admit that the hall Is
lively have probably been In there
when ISitbe Until was exercising hl»
wrists,
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Umpiring is becoming simpler.
When a hall Is hit all the limp lias tn
do Is to' wait until the runner circles
t lie limes,
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Eyes Examined
ELECTRICAL
COLONIAL LAMPS
Glasses Designed
Henry McLauIin, Jr.
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
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Phone 442
TRANSFER
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we ptense you, tell others; If not
tell us. Phono 498
New Era Printery
HOTELS
G. Bassett Smith,.Prop.
Hotel Montezuma
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PR1NTINC
“Sanford's New Hotel”
91.50 Up Per Day
Herald Printing Co.
<s*U 3. rC. A. WHIDDON
BOOK, JOB AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
MERCIAL PRINTING
Phone 1-18
Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Phono 465
PRINTING
DRINK
250 Hnmmermill envelopes printed,
$1.75.—Seminole Printery, 002 French Elder Springe Water, fts 90 98*100
nve.
87-0tp per cent pure. Phona 311.
Tho world nows the day it happens,
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, Ritchie Mitchell, whose gameness
against overwhelming mlds has made W S ALSO HAYZ COMPETENT MECHANICS
rO R OYEBHAUUMO YOUR OAR
him the prize fight Idol of the central
West, has no Intention of retiring from Sanford Battery Service
the ring despite recent reverses.
Builders & Contractors
Company
Following his sensational losing
Sketches and Estimates Free; W0
fight
against
Champion
Benny Phone 180
L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u ll
Lconnrd In New York, Mitchell met
— ALL WbRK GUARANTEED— — 1
Clarence Rowland, former Sox mali
nger, later boss at Milwaukee, and n o w
leading Columhps, Is reported us be
ing In tho market for the Portland
club.
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Frank Brateld, the rookie the Sox
neeeiitl>r obtained from the Chatta
nooga club of Hie Southern league, Is
making quite . favorable Impression.
• • •
John Mokun, Pittsburgh Niitlomit
league oiitlelder, has lieeii released to
the .Minneapolis club of the American
Association under nn optional agree
ment. ♦
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When Max Carey, the Pirate cap
To prevent sunburn while bathing tain, captured II tiles In the game
masks to cover the heads and faces against the (Hants on July 2r>, lie
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of women have been invented in Eng equaled a National league record that
Oscar Stnmigc, veteran catcher,
had stood for*20 years.
now with the Los Angeles ffiim, has
land.
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been laid up with a Imrsted blond ves
—Get your Scratch Fnds from The sel In a leg.
-'h> i of those phantom ships leave
Post enrds—locnl views—lc each at
Herald—by tjio pound—lBc.
n ll‘ir wake an odor of spirits.
tho Herald office.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
ajslnrj me Family
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Over Seminole County Bank
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The Boston Amerlcutis have pur
chased Outfielder Beal of tho Lullington (Mich.)'club of the Central league.
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A series after the close of the rcrular season between the Bnltlmors
Orioles and Brooklyn Itohlns ought to
prove Interesting.
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With Rupp, Monroe, King, O. Walk
er and Ucnllne with the Phillies the
latter might well he called the Lit
tle (Hants,
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Charley Dorman, twenty years old.
San Francisco hoy, im« been signed
hy the Washington club of (lie Amcr
lean league.
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Tho lively hall will disappear short ,
Jy, It Is whispered. Since July the
life has- been taken out of the hall hy
the manufacturers.
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"All we wnnt," said Max Carey, "Is ,
good pitching and our share of luck,
(live us both and Pittsburgh will win
the championship."
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Curl Sawyer, Vernon second baseti.im, who broke Ills tinkly early In the
season, Is In uniform again and about
ready for regular work
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The .'mw York 'Americans announce
the signing of Earl Johnson, a fullblooded Indian pitcher, lie Is twenty
years of age and left-handed.
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FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor,
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Afonday—Llttlo Miss Helen Douglass
will entertain a number of little
friends at the home of Mrs. C. L.
Goodhue, from 4:30 to 0:00 p. m.,
the occasion being her eighth birth*
day.
Thursdny—Stay at Home Club will
, have a dance at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. U. J. Holly, Thursday
(light.
Saturday—Children’s Story Hour will
bo held at the Central Park at 5
o'clock.
sa
THE,-SANFORD D A lrff GERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 2 9 ,1M1
rssl
torrd through by way of Birming
ham, Snnford and Winter Havon to
Tampa, where they woro the guests
of Mr .and Mm. Woodward F. Barn
well. They were joined in Sanford by
Mrs. El In LolTler and Mr. Braxton
Perkins and wife. The beauty of tho
cities and scenery, and tho good con
dition of the roads were praised by
all, who declared this to bu a wonder
ful part of tho country* The party
returned to Snnford yesleniny.—
Tntnpn Tribune.
Murrell Innocent
of Wrong Doing
in Auto Robbery
Merely Mndo Out Papers in Case and
Was Acting ns Attorney
myself. I learned afterwards that L*e
had made an alleged confession to th«
sheriff in which ho involved Mr. Gotzen and myself.
"The sheriff nsked me if I bad mndo
three bills of sale for him
in that after*
noon, nnd I told him my stenographer
did fill in the blank forms,
rms, but left
them unsigned and unsealed, ns Leo
said he would complete tho deal in
Polk county 'through n notary public.
"I know nothing about the gang of
auto thieves. I have had no connec
tion with them, and so far ns I know
Mr. Gotzun knows nothing about them
nnd hud no connection with them, and
1 only ask for a trial to establish my
innocence. I feel that I have been
done a great injustice by the publicity
of certain papers, that took it upon
themselves to implicate me In this
deal, and I hope that when I establish
my innocence it will be ns widely pub
lished as the fact thnt I was charged
with such a crime.”
ertilizer Material
The many friends of Oliver Murrell
the nttorncy mentioned in connection
with the nutomobile robberies in Polk
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glad to know that he is innocent of
any wrong doing in tho case. Olivor
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Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Lulu Cloy, made the following statement In yesnnd Misses Esther Millos and Mar terduy's Tribune nnd Tho Herald gives
jorie Clny returned home Inst night the article in full In justice to Mr.
from Daytona Bench , where they Murrell:
In statements to Tho Tribune's rep
have spent the pust two weeks.
resentative here tonight, Attorney T.
V! ‘ a 'I ttrtfr
Miss Anna Mason was the week Hart Getzen of this city, and W. 0.
Murrell
of
Wauchula,
accused
of
be
end guest of Miss Esther Miller ,nt
KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E T. B. Wilson, of Birmingham, Ala., Daytona Beach.
ing members of the gang of auto
}f spending several days here.
thieves arrested in Polk and Hardee
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Mr .and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd nnd Mr. counties Thursday and yesterday,
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, of Crown Herndon .motored to Daytona Bench made vehement denials of participa
Sanford, FIs., August 20th, 1021.
And Other Materials
tion in the gang’s activities.
Point, Ind., are visitors in this city.
yesterday afternoon.
Editor Sanford Herald?
Both men were released on bond to
U4 U V tWtjri.
Believing you are always ready to
day.
The
other
alleged
members
of
k m . J. M. Dawson and little son of
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see justice done I am asking you to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symmos ,of Win
Vlrglnln, nre stopping at the Monte- ter Park, were in this city this morn the gang are in jail, being unable to publish the statements of Attorneys
zunrui for awhile.
Murrell and Getten as they appeared
ing, combining business and pleas moke bond.
Murrell claims he first met J. M. in the Tribuno Sunday. I wish furth
ure.
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Lee and J. F. Flynn, leaders of the er to Bay that I investigated the
G. A. Brown, is spending some time
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„ 'gang, when asked by Gctzcn to aid chnrges against these attorneys last
in Meridian, Miss., visiting relatives.
. Ihim in securing freedom of tho two Friday at Wuuchuln and I cun assure
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tregllner, of John Jr who have been the iruests jmen
tbey WL,ro nrre8tot* nt Uo- ; you that there is nothing whatever to
Jacksonville, nre spending a few days ! " U W T angled left th is Z Z \ Land 80mc wceks n*° on tho chnrge 'convey the idea of gbiltTn any partic5
. , i ' ir
r f thoir home in ^ runniuR1 into nnd injuring n man ujnr against them. I know positively
Here at the Montezuma.
inK In their .n r far their home in and n. girl
„,r , „ c „,|m| „ ,h»l ho made of my „w„ know, „ | , 8
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PHONE 536
Mountville, S. G. Miss Mildred Sim out three bills of sale for Lee but
Murrell never knew or heard of tho
Mr. and Mrs, J. Roland Lyles nnd mons will remain some time yet as
denies that they were delivered to the parties accused of the theft until they
dnughter, Pnttyc, returned to San the guest of her aunt.
man. lie states that he told him that were jailed in DeLnnd on July 29th.
ford Saturday, after an absence of
duy that he (Lee) had stolen two He met Lee nnd Flynn at the Volusia
three months which they spent with I Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Lawson spent
Ford cars.
county jail and was nsked by Mr. Getrelatives in South Cnrolinn.
1 the day in Orlando today.
Murrell’s statement follows:
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jjw ,„atj0 several trips up to DeLnml
D. It. Brisson, of Daytona Beach,
Mrs. II. B. Connelly \ isih i u r night and Mr. Gctzen asked me to go ,in,j finally secured their release on
is spending some timo here with his daughter, Mrs. Gctzen at Lakeland, with him on u case at Daytona, and bond# ThjH wn8 for reck]08fl driving
sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride.
yesterday.
I went with him, where I met Mr. ()f nn automobile on the public highLce, who wns charged with culpable wuy8 uml inj ury to others. That
Mrs. Frank Miltcer, and daughter,
Everybody should go to the Cham- negligence, of injury to a woman and (hL<rt. wjj| bo C0I„p)0te vindication of
Frances Fair, who hnvo been tho her of Commerce banquet tomorrow a hoy, and Flynn, who was charged t))t,8c P urges there is no doubt when
guests of Mrs. Ella Lofficr, left this night.
with aiding in case of Lee. We waiv|,riJj)L,r time comes, against Oliver
afternoon for their home in Fort
-------ed preliminary hearing and Lee and Mum.|l und Hart Getzcn there is no
Myers.
Judge J. Q. Smith, of Binning- Flynn were hound over on bond (|oui,t.
ham. left yesterday for Sanford, af- amounting to one thousand dollars
j wi|| thank you to publish this in
Mrs. M. .S, Wiggins, and attractive ter spending three days ns the guest and five hundred dollars respectively. l>ehntf of W. O. Murrell as lie is a
daughter, Dorothy, leave today for of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wjoodthat time Lee had a car in De- Sanford hoy ami it is unjust to him to
Cincinnati, where they will join Mr. ward F. Barnwell, of this city. He Land, and i'lynn had one in iavnres n|]<>w these statements to go utichnlWiggins. They will he away until was accompanied by his wife and , *
c,,r8 ' vorui turned over to me [un>,(.(|
December.
daughter and his sister, Mrs. Frank u,1‘* Gctzen, and we came hack to
K. R. MURRELL.
Miltcer of Fort Myers.
The party Lakeland and when Flynn got out of
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. und drove from Birmingham, stopping at jail, one of the cars was turned over
DEATH OF MRS. SELLICK.
Mrs. G. A. Speer, nnd Algernon, mo Camp Walden, on the Alabama Gulf to him and Mr. Getzen kept his. Mr.
Mrs. Selliek, wife of H. S. Seilick,
tored to Dnytonn Beach yesterday const for several weeks, coming from Lee's wife had a bill of sale for the died at her home on Mellonville nvccar in DeLnnd, which Mr. Getzen got nuo Inst night after a short illness.
where they spent the day.
there to Pensacola and through Pa
from her and the car in Tavares be
int kn and Daytona to Tampa. Tho
The funeral will occur from the home
Mr. and Mrs. \V, A. Lester and members of the party expressed longed to Mr. Getzen which he had a tomorrow afternoon at I! o’clock,
guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Linton, tthemselves ns living delighted with clear litle to, purchased from a Mr.
The SeiHcks came to Snnford nbout
Misses May, Margaret and Jean Lin this section of the state nnd espec Parker of W’uuchuta.
two
years ago from Connecticut, Mr.
"I made several trips to DeLnml,
ton, and Miss Julia Zachary, and Mr. ially the condition of the roads around
Seilick being the foreman at the San
Albert Bearden, were a congenial Winter Haven, Tampa, Clearwater held a habeas corpus preceding for ford Novelty Works, and the death
Mr.
Lee
and
finally
got
him
out
on
party spending the duy at Daytona and St. Petersburg. Judge Smith vis
of the mother has cast a shadow over
bond.
Dench yesterday.
ited Florida about fifteen ycitrs ago
"This was about three weeks ago. the many friends who had learned to
1920 JUN 14 PM 5 19
and says that the development since
came through Lukcluml going to love her. The death leaves the lov*
Mrs. Ella Lcffler nnd guests, Mr. that time is nothing less than anuiz- IWauchula
and Mr. Lee's wife joined *nR husband and one daughter bereft
nnd Mts. W. S. Fair, and family,
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ing. The return trip will lie made UH j„ Lakeland and we went to Wnu- of wife’s devotion and mother’s love.
Judge nnd Mrs. J. Q, Smith and
The -sympathy of the community
through Jacksonville.—Tntnpn Tri- chula and I was there about three or
daughter, Marie, Mrs. Frank Mllteor,
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hunc.
four days, saw Mr. Lee frequently and goes out to them in their bereave
Miss Mnry Armstrong, Mr. und Mrs.
------------------------he came to my office and I asked him ment.
Braxton Perkins and children, Mr. EDUCATION COMMITTEE
JASMINE INK CORPN
for the money for my services in the
ami Mrs. W. A. LcIFIer and Mrs, M.
OF TI1E WOMAN’S CLUB
case. He told me he didn’t have it Dll. FEN EH STEIN HEAD OF
S. Wiggins, formed a congenial party
5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY, then but said that he was going to
MODENR LANGUAGES AT
motoring to Daytona and Coronado
Lakeland and would be hack witii tho
ROLLINS COLLEGE.
Benches yesterday.
GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS
The Education Committee of tho money on the following Wednesday.
“ I wns in Wauchuln until Saturday
Woman’s Club will meet at the club
Richard Fenerstein, I/i. I)., has
JASMINE INK CORPORATION
Messrs. Victor McLaulin, J. G. Ni- house Wednesday afternoon at four night and saw him again on Thurs been appointed head of the depart
hlnck, nnd C. F. Chapman were among o’clock, at which time a full report of day and asked him again for the ment* of Modem Languages, at Rol
BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL
the Snnford people at Daytona Bench thee proceedings
of the committee in i money for my services. He told me lins. Dr. Fenerstein received his denr
SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS.
yesterday.
gnni to the School Lunch matters 1that he was going to get it in a day grew from the University of Vienna,
regard
OVER THIRTY COMPETITORS.
will lie given in full. All the com or two; mid so I never saw him again in 1913, after which ho studied! in
Mr. und Mrs. O. R. Lin ten and mittees working in conjunction with | until Friday, when he came to my of- the Sorbonnc, Paris, for a year. For
JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN.
Misses May, Margaret nnd Jean, who thc school committee and nil those ^k-e and introduced me to a man who six years he was Professor of French
have been the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. who are interested in this movement . ,lHkcd me if I would look into his caso and German in Stnuts Realschuie and
GEORGE DEEDMAYER,
W. A. Lester, left this morning for are requested to he present.
| l J*“ * wus “bout l0 ,*» triu'1
Gymnasium in Vienna. He comes to
their home at Monticello, Fla.
chuln. 1 told him 1 would and to Rollins from the University of Pitts
SALES MANAGER.
Corsica annually produces nbout come buck to my office later and I burg where he has held a teaching
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'S. Fair and fnm- (1,000 tons of roots for the manufac would see what 1 could do for him.
fellowship in modern languages nnd
"On Saturday night l left for Day
ily ,of Prattville, Ain., spent the past ture of briar pipes for smokers.
has done notable work.
tona Beach und returned on Monday
three days in nnd around Tampa, vis
Dr. Fenerstein is a man of maturi
Pest cards—local views—lc each at morning to Wauchula, when I heard
iting St. Petersburg and Clenrwntcr
ty
and experience and a specialist in
i there were two cars stolen at Zolfo,
while in this section. The pnrty mo- the Herald office.
philology
nnd French nnd German
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] Mr. Lee came to niy office nbout 11:30
literature as well ns a master of the
and
told
me
he
wanted
three
bills
of
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sale made liiat, he was going to make modern languages of Europe. Rollins
X a deal. I had my stenographer to fill hus never had better conditions for
T i*> the blank forms and 1 gave them leadership in tile field of Modern Lnn5 to him unsigned, unsealed and with
X no names except the ones he gave to
t *my stenographer and
myself. He
X came to my office about 4 or 4:30 the
same day and told me that lie wanted
OF THE STOMACH
the lulls of sale. 1 guve them to him
and told him they would cost him
OU C A N T ENJOY LIFE
$7.f,0.
with • tote, tour, blotted stom
“He then called me outside the door
ach, Food doct m>t nourish.
and told me that he hud stolen two
Inil end it it a source of misery, earning
Ford cars and intended to leave Wau
paini, be Idling, dizzinett end head,
chula nbout 4 o'clock next morning.
aches.
The next I heard from him ho was in
q The petaot) with a bed stomach
jnil, und he sent for me and I told
thould be satisfied with nothing leta
him thnt I could do nothingTor him
than permanent, Luting relief.
him us I had resigned from his case.
q 71m right remedy will net upon ihe
His wife was in u delicate condition.
lining! of the stomach, enrich tha blood,
He learned through some source thijt
•id in ceiling out the catanhal poisona
she had left Wauchula und would not
and strengthen every bodily function.
live with him any longer. I later
The large number of people who
found out that he has been convicted
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have successfully used Dr. Hartman's
for murder in Wauchula some time
famous medicine, recommended for all
ago*
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catarrhal conditions, offer the Wrongest
possible endorsement for
: i. "‘The deputy sheriff cume to mo on
Tuesday afternoon and asked me if
❖ I knew anything about Lee. I told
X him I did and that he had told mo of
Incorporated
IN*iSERVICE
FIFTY YEARS
X stolen curs, nnd I considered it my
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£ ' duty to tell him, because it was a
crime agninst the state and the comTABLETS OR LIQUID
X munity, nnd I did not feel it my duty,
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want to know about the ink that is used by
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29,1921
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Would reduce golf
LINKS TO 12 HOLES
Progressive movements, foster
ed by progressive individuals, are
invariably
productive of resulfs.
Englishman Advances Reasons In
Article in Sphere.
All progressive movements that ’
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
Ancient Sport Could Be Made Toler,
able If Course Was Cut Six Hole*
—Numeroue Evil* of Qame
Would Be Eliminated.
Identify yourself with this strong
institution .today by opening an ac
count.
i! T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty j
B ank
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4 % INTEREST PAID
IIADDING IS ASKED
TO CALL PARLEY IN
W. VA. MINE REGION.
RECEIVES BRUTAL
BITEJ)N CHEEK
Hill Simpkins, n substantial farm
er living in Smith Georgia, noar tho
Florida line, wnB brutally bitten on
thr check last Snturdny night by an
nnophclc.1 mosquito. This bite in
flamed one side of hiB fnco and al
most closed one of hi» eyes,
Tho
mosquito was not overtaken until next
tiny whin it was found resting quiet
ly on the lied post. A barrage of Tor
ment was shot into him and he fell
lifeless un the floor. Torment does
nut bluff, frighten or scare them; it
kills them and does It now.
Bill
Simpkins says he wants a barrel of it.
Won't ever keep house without It.
Sold by nil merchants.—Adv.
I.FADl’.ltS ASK MARCHEKS
TO CALL A HALT.
MADISON, W. Vn., Aug. 27.—The
advance guard of the marching min
ers iui (heir way from Marmot to
Mingo n sn protest against Gov. Mor
gan’s martini law edict, wns turned
bark by Charles F. Keeney, president
of dislriet No. 17, United Mine Work
ers, and Fred Mooney, secretary after
it had passed through Madison short
ly after noon yesterday.
The ini'ii, numbering some 200 or
1!0H, bad eumped in a hollow here for
dinner and then passed on their way
toward the Logan coujjty line.
Keeney and Mooney, who left
Charleston early yesterday with the
avowed intention of stopping the
marcher reached Madison • within
half a nloiiir after the men loft. After
a brief ^inference with county of
ficials they hurried down the road
urn! ov el iking the party Induced it
to march lmck to Madison.
Th, nifii camped in the court house
yard and Keeney said he wns arrang
ing fo f.iutomohiles to take them to
the baseball grounds, where ho cxI'eetid t,, iddress .them.
"Tlie men have come a long distaiue and arc not feeling very good
about this situation,” snld President
h’ecmy. "| shnll do all in my power
to lurn them back and ju stb s soon as
the rest of the men come In from the
mountains I'll talk to them. It Is no
f«sy job,
"1 never say so many men on tho
nmn ii before. From Kncino to Mndl*<m tlusi morning there must hnvo
keen hot ween 0,000 or 10,000' men.
Then are about 2,000 former service
men among them."
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Secretary Mooney snld: "It would
Slli‘ i(lo far the men to ndvnncc.
Dnndholtz seems to commnnd
th** state, lie summoned us—Keeney
md me—«t I o’clock this morning
»nd a short time Inter wo left Chnr111 tn stop the men."
SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 27— Presi
dent Harding was asked in a mes
sage sent him Into today by John L.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers of America to pall n joint
conference of mine workers and op
erators of Mingo county, West Vn.,
with the view of reaching an agree
ment .that would end the industrial
conflict that has continued there for
more than two years.'
Mr. Lewis' message proposed that
the conference first consider the abol
ishment of what he termed the guard
system maintained by operators
through a private detective agency,
and second thnt it consider an adjust
ment between the operators and
miners,' “upon any honorable basis
which can be found."
In concluding his message of more
.than 000 words, Mr. Lewis pledged
tho co-operation of the International
Union “in nn honorable attempt to
adjust the Mingo county situation"
nnd offered to arrange for the miners'
representation at nny conference end
ed by President Harding,
STEAM ELIMINATES
WATER IIYACINUS.
There Is only one golfer III Knglnnd
whose ItlciiH should appeal strongly
to the Western 'Golf association, say*
nn Eastern writer. lie Is A. P. Her
bert, and he writes ns follows in the
Sphere, a Brlilsli publication:
"I think that by strong measures
It may still ha possible to muke golf a
tolerable game. Tin? chldf ‘thing ts
that tt Is frightfully complicated nnd
frightfully laborious. The fundamen
tal cause of this Is tho unfortunate
fixing of 18 holes. I wonder who did
that? It, Is six holes too long,
"It Is because of these six holes
that the lioml-slnves have to bolt their
brciikfiisis and miss their baths nnd
come back late for lunch; that'every
one rushes anmnd the course at a
hand gallop; thnt every one Is always
either pressing some one In front or
Iptllng .somebody go tliroirRli behind;
thnt every one Is touchy In the morn
ing; that every one totters exlinusted
Into the rbihlimisa anil takes to secret
drinking before lunch. If llic normal
course was 12 holes these evils might
disappear."
C'S BURDEN
PAGB
in i
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Cntcher Hay Hchnlk Is work
ing himself thin handling Khl
Gleason's kid pitchers.
A grent deal of the Ininhsi of
developing the .voting Sox
uioundstncn 1ms fnllcu to the
lot of the diminutive Selmlk.
There Isn't u catcher In Urn
giunc tisluy who works ns hard
as tho diminutive Ray.
lie loses from live to ten
pounds during an afternoon's
hnttlo roynl.
If oilier players worked hs
hard ns Hchnlk they'd lose
poundage, loo. It would do
Ralie Rath a lot of good to get
HelmIk's recipe.
You Can Find
the Name of Every Live Pro
ne ,i
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder'
Over Seminole County Bank
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MITCHELL WONT LEAVE RING
Milwaukee Scrapper Ha« No Intention
of Retiring Despite Many Rft
cent Reverse*
Sanfprd C onstructs Co.
Bnmo rot™
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS*
Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
n. T. PACE
P. O. Box m
Battery Troubles to Us
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Magee
GARAGES
The Boston Americans have pur
chased Outfielder Beni of the Ludlngtou (Midi.)'club of the Central league.
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A series after the close of the rerulnr season between the Baltimore
Orioles mid Brooklyn Robins ought to
prove Interesting.
With Rupp, Monroe, King, O. Walt
er and Iteiilinc with the l'hlllles the
latter might well he called the Lit
tle Giants.
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.. Employment Bureau..
Tho vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's Club
requests all young women desiring
employment to register nt the First
Nntionnl Bnnk.
AGNES O. BERNER, Chairman
Eyes Examined
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Charley Dorman, twenty years old, defeat twice at the hands of Rocky
Han Francisco boy, has been signed Kansas aid lost a newspaper decision
by the Washington club of the Amur to Johnny Mendelsohn, The defeat
lean league.
caused reports that the Milwaukee
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fighter would retire, hut Mitchell In
Tho lively ball will disappear short , sists that he Is fur from through and
ly, It Is whispered. Since July the after n short reHt will he hack facing
life 1ms been taken out of (he ball by the topnntchers.
,
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the manufacturers.
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“All we want," said Max Carey, "Is,
good pitching anil our share of luck.
Give us both and Pittsburgh will win
"Swat the fly" Is the motto of other
the championship,"
. . .
players besides italic Ruth.
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Carl Sawyer, Vernon second base-,
man, who broke Ills uiikli' early In the 1 Des Moines bus a new second baseseason, Is In uniform again and about man answering to the mime of Yuuu.
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ready for regular work
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Barrett, the young shortstop for the
The Niyv York 'Americans announce Athletics, looks like a good hull
the signing Of Karl Johnson, a full- player.
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blooded Indian pitcher, lie Is twenty
Manager .lawn Evers sometimes
years of age and left-llillideil.
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leaves the field during playing hours
Jimmy Dykes Is Improving eon* —by request.
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Htantly. He Is one of the best sec
•Report
luis
It
that the New Orleans
ond suckers In the game, and the best i
club will ship Pitcher Abe Lincoln
man on tho Plilliulel|ilila team.
w ays. w o T o 4 > k
OF MB ftMO
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SftTvSVftCrons ftNo
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Wilson & Shorey
Pine nnd Garland Sts., Orlando, F la.
^ Sold and Serviced by
K ajslnr) L h o F a m lly - jhnt waiinl oxafcll, Ainai Wo mMW'
f
FLORIDA
, Ritchie Mitchell, whose gnmencsi
against overwhelming oddH has made WX ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS
POE OVERHAULING TOUR OAR
vI
him the prize tight Idol of the central
West. Inis no Intention of retiring from Sanford Battery Service
tho ring despite recent reverses.
Builders & Contractor#:
Company
Following his sensatloiinl losing
Sketches and Estimate* Free; a*
fight
against
Champion
Benny Phone 189
L. A. Rcnnud, Prop. building too large and none too nuBL '•
Leonnrd In New York. Mitchell met
----- ALL WORK G U A R A N TEED *^
Elimination of a serious pest from
Louisiana's waterways may result
from the suggestion of ,Governor
John M. Pnrker to the Texas Oil Co.,
that it try Hvcstennt ns n method of
desoroying the water hyacinth. Pro
be,en extremely successful and' tho
uso of live Htncm may supeisede the
arsenical poisoning method in use by
the government since 1902.
Halley back to the Brooklyn Dodgers,
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Steam us a destroyer of the hya
Three umpires In the South Atlantic
Kcpnrls circulated that the Florida
cinth was first tried last Friday in u league went
nn a strike
recently.
"lllly jam” in Bayou Lafourche, near Whereupon the president of the league S tate league might close Its season
curlier Ilian scheduled lime are de
Donaldsnnvllle, where boats of the called them out on one strike.
• • •
it led.
Texas Oil Co., have been blockaded
• • •
The
purchase
of
Clarence
Mueller,
for three weeks. So successful was
Billie
Ruth
would
lie the greatest
outfielder, from the Syracuse dull of
tho first effort that the experiment Hie International league, has been an single attraction In baseball If be
was resumed Monday, nnd the tow nounced by the St. Louis Nationals.
wasn’t the greatest four-base at Unc
tion.
• • •
boat Lucille, using two improvised1
• • •
steam nozzles, was nble to move
Florence Rowland, former Sox male)
Karl
Sliccly
Is
starting to crown tho
through the Jam at n mHc and a half utter, Inter boss nt Milwaukee, nnd now 1
hull,
mid
Is
rising
sn rapidly thnt he
nn hour. At oee point in the bayou, leading CohimlqiM, Is reported as be soon will be nmiihcrcd mining the
ing
In
the
market
for
the
Portland
according to reports, the lily jjam
elect.
dub.
• • •
extends unbroken for nine miles..
• • •
Since lts introduction into Louisi
fientt Perry Jumps again. Thus fur
Frank Ifratchl, tho rookie the Sox
ana about thirty years ago, tho water iv cei illy" idUnItied from the C'huttii- this sensnn lie Jins' played with the
hyacinth hns spread rapidly and fre lieogu dull of Hie Southern league. Is Athletics and two other semi-pro
teems.
quently blockades the tidal streams. making quite t favorable Impression.
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•
Tho arsenic poison used by the gov
Pitchers who admit that the ball Is
ernment is declared to huvo resulted ! John Mokiiu, Pittsburgh National lively have probably been In there
league
oilficlder,
Ims
liecn
rdlcnscd
lo
in t,lio death of thousands of cattle
the Minneapolis club of the American when Italic Ruth was exercising his
aniLof mqny fish In Louisiana bayous Association under an optional agree wrists.
• • •
and streams.—New Orleans Tinies- ment. •
Umpiring Is becoming simpler.
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Pieayune.
When Max Carey, the Pirate cap' When ii bull Is lilt nil (lie limp bus In
To prevent sunburn while bathing lulu, captured 11 files la the game •In Is in’ wall until (lie runner circles
the buses.
masks to cover the heads and fnces against the (Hunts on July 2ri, ho
i t *
equaled
it
National
league
record
that
of women have been invented In Eng
Oscar
Htmuige,
veteran catcher,
bail stood foi*<20 years.
land.
• •
now with the Los Angeles rtTani, lias
been laid up with a bursted blood ves
—Get your Scratch Tads from The sel In ii le g .
Must nf those phantom ships leave
Post cards—local views—Ic each at
in their wake an odor of spirits.
Herald—by tjie pound—16c.
tho Herald office.
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
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you dopondabto oorvlo*..
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We have the
STONE JARS
*f **• '• f'k ■*?m*? •
wvs \ *
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Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
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See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,,
Churns, etc.
JWgBHATIOWAt CARTOON C O .B Y .
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921
LGE FOUR_______________
iNFORD
DAILY HERALD
m i7 ittn iM UM|t I u U t at TW
“ •slMlas, 107 XanaUa im w
laaiatO, Tlartia___________
HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc.
rC B L IS B X S S _________________
1 . HOLLY ______________Editor
I . J . I ILLARD....8*cretarjr-Tressurer
A. NEEL___ __ General Manager
CURTIS DARDER
rJiBtnnjkTiov m o rio n
Vfcwwe M 8 up to 6 P. M.
Ittw Mad* I m w — ApplIo.tloK
••Vaerlptl.a M m la M in t,
i Tear ............................................ H-00
g « u i ...I .....................................i n
DallT.r.d In City bjr Oarriar
W h ............................ ........1* 0—H
i Ml II- It llp tft Waakl. H.rald ana tn n Banlaala Oouatj and U pnbllakid
W Mday. Ad«rll»ln« rataa mad. known
I m awUcaUoo. Democrat.o In palltlaa. p,M
;gml year, alwart la adaaaea.______•______
— J lm b e r of The Aaoociatcd Preaa
S
J
Every Sanford booster at the ban'* tomorrow night.
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----------- 0----------There are other matters on that
>a |g h t it is true for Sanford is a busy
«Eor but the Chamber of Commerce
luld come first.
-----------o----------This is the night that Sanford and
^"OdAndo will get together on the big
_ivcments that will mnke both cities
.'(grw»t- Wo need the help and co-opera tio n of Orlnndo and they need the
saxne good otTices of Sanford.
P
----------- 0----------*It 1b that great movement of gettin g together that will put Florida on
i map and mnke every community in
i state hotter and bigger.
We
should have a representative crowd
■a t the banquet. ' Come out and get in
th e great game of boosting your city
■ mnd state.
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Every day brings us closer to the
-opening of the city schools and we
should all he looking forward to this
g re a t event. Sanford is fortunate in
deed in being able to open the schools
w ith a force of competent teachers
And a good principal. Give them your
. help.
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There are certain parts of the city
«Z Sanford that are black spots in an
V’i otherwise good city. All cities have
them it is true but all cities are not
compelled to put up with them and
h Sanford should take steps to rid the
_ « ity of that class of undesirables who
know no law and recognize no nuthority. There are certain places in
\ this city where there is flagrant
ifarcach of the city ordinances and if
Ifhe stu le laws cannot touch them they
. should he put out anyhow. They are
' a menace to the law abiding cunmiun-ity.
! ,
-----------o----------FLORIDA NEWSPAPERS.
B 'Among the newspapers
— of the Na-
'tlon there is none whose spirit is finer
.than those published in Florida. The
enterprise, the progressiveness ami
the public spirit of the Florida press
in proverbial. Nowhere in the coun
t r y is more attention given to eonstructivc news, to items that make
l a r community upbuilding.
J uki now a number of quite good
new spapers in Florida are becoming
•till better. We have in mind several
d ttli es and weeklies which are now
ting substantial improvements,
both mechanically and otherwise.
T h ere wiil be one or two new dailies
l a the state; existing daily papers
w ill be enlarged, in some instances,
And in the weekly field the list of
those publications now improving
Ih cir facilities is most creditable.
This is interesting as reflecting im•provumuit in general business condi
tions in Floridn, for the daily and
;w®t>kly press is a faithful mirror.—
Industrial Index.
----------- (j----------*¥01X181A SHOULD OWN HALF OF
OSTEEN FERRY IIRIDGE.
county aro very much interested in
this proposed bridge and feci that
Volusin county should hoar one-half
the expense of tho construction.
So much In earnest, are the people
of this section in securing the bridge
nt this point thnt tho tax pnyera of
the New Smyrna special tax road and
bridge district, which includes the
fifth eommssionors district and part
of tho first district havo signified
their willingness to boar one-half the
expense of tho construction of this
bridge, thus relieving tho rest of the
county from any flnnncinl responsi
bility in tho projject So far wo have
been denied this privilege, but wc un
derstand thnt another attempt will In?
made to allow the'fifth commission
ers district to do its part in the con
struction of this bridge, which will
mean so much toward the develop
ment of this part of the county.
While the people of this section ap
preciate the elTorts of Seminole coun
ty In securing this bridge, they feel
thnt it Is their right to assume some
of the responsibility and benr somo
of the burden, but if we ennnot do so,
we say godspeed to good old Semi
nole, and nssure Its people thnt when
the time comes when we nre able to
do so we will gladly do our pnrt.—
New Smy run Breeze.
-----------o----------CITIES TROUBLED WITH MOS
QUITOES.
W
Wc have noticed in u number of our
exchanges complaints against the locnl prevalence of mosquitoes. Quite a
number of cities up the Atlantic coast
seem to be sulTering considerably
from them and this condition is not
peculiar to the South or to the state
of New Jersey. From far up the
Hudson the Troy Record tells of a
number of ommunities that nre
“wrestling with unprecedented visi
tations of mosquitoes" and from whnt
it says we see that Troy, while not
as bad olT as some other places is not
free. It says the people have not
swatted the mosquito as vigorously
as they have swatted the fly hut
thinks the mosquito is fully as great
a nuisance as his iqore persecuted
fellow pest. The Record adds:
-“Therefore, let us he rid of the niokquito. If we do not hate him a sn germ
carrier then wc have excellent renson to ns n producer of discomfort.
To sit on the vernndn or the front
stoop for any length of time fre
quently means to endure such agony
thnt one moves indoors where it is
bearably hot rather than stay out
doors where it is unbearably pesti
ferous."
Swatting is not the best means of
getting rid of Hies or mosquitpoa.
"An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure," Mosquitoes and lies
are Doth reasonably preventable. Of
course It is not possible to take any
measure that will result in absolute
freedom from either ’of these pests
but measure nre possible and should
he adopted in every city that will
make nnnoynnee by either negligible.
As for swatting, the flies that call
around may lie killed in thnt way but
mosquitoes don't like to be swatted.
We know whnt mosquitoes and fles
nre in Jacksonville and we have been
acquainted with them in the past in
such numbers ns to he intensely dis
agreeable.
Rut if n city is kept
clean it will be almost free from
Hies and Jacksonville is a clean city.
We (ion’t know any place where there
are fewer flies. And for several years
there have been very few mosquitoes.
The pest Is being kept down in a way
that is very conducive to the comfort
of the people but very injurious to the
sale of those lotions thnt are suppos
ed to very offensive to mosquitoes but
are not half as objectionable to them
as is claimed.
The houses of Jacksonville are
practically all screened but this would
not keep out mosquitoes if there were
many of them here. If there is no
stagnant water there will lie no mos
quitoes hut with so many families
away it would not be strange if stag
nant water could he found on premi
ses temporarily vacant.
Wo have
sanitary patrolmen and the fact that
there nre so few mosquitoes is a testi
monial to the thoroughness of their
work.—Times-Union.
A, bridge will be built over the St.
■Johns rivor nt the Osteen ferry if the
w a r department grants a permit for
it, and thcro is no reason to doubt
it will not. A hearing was held
, a l Sanford lust week to hear object
ions to thiH projject and the decision
n t the department will probably bo
m ade public soon.
■I 'Thu people of thin section of the < On a commercial club excursion
around Lake Okeechobee some time
ago one of th cpropositions discussed
was a boat line to supply the needs
of the lake towns with n shipping
center and rail connection ^it Moore
Haven. In Hpcaking of tho proposed
line, the Moore Haven Times hns tho
following to say: “Wc nre glnd to be
able to announce that progress is be
Ji’or a simple Charlotte Russe,
ing made in this connection and plans
jf c w slices of stale coke around
tion of a corporation with a capital
edge of a serving dish, pile
stock of $35,000 to establish and op
M Monte Blackberries in the
erate a boat line between all points
center and heap whipped cream
on
the lake from this city around the
over the top.
southern lakeshoro to Canal Point on
the east bench."
BLACKBERRY
CHARLOTTE
RUSSE
Deane Turner
WHLAKA BLOCK
Phones 497-494
TFiK WHINER,I.
ARE YOU A DISABLED EXnj
SERVICE MAN? HAVE YOU A
1 don't mind the man with rctl-ldoodcd
CLAIM AGAINST GOVERNMENT
kick
At a real or fancied WTong;
If so, has your claim been filed?
I stand for the chap with tho grouch,
Has
an award been made? Arc you
If he's quick
receiving
checks regulnrly? Are you
To drop it when Joy comes nlong;
-I have praise for the fellow who Buys in need o fmedicul- treatment? Has
your compensation been reduced
whnt he thinks,
Arc you handicapped in your former
Though his thoughts may not fit
occupation? Hnv cyou applied for
with mine;
training?
welcomes inquiries concerning improve
But spare me from having to mix
If your answer is yes to any of
with the ginks
theres question, now is the time to
ments of every nature, and offers much
Who go through the world with
havo your claim adjusted. In order
whine.
; in the way of inducements to
to give prompt service md hnvc each
I ant willing to listen to sinner or
and overy case handled speedily and
saint
its customers
satisfactorily, sections of the Dis
Who is willing to fight for his
#¥
trict Office and Washington have
rights,
been sent direct to you. It is now
And there’s something sometimes in
up
to every interested man tq, take
nn honest complaint
advantage of this opportunity to get
That the soul of me really de»
a prompt nnd just settlement of his
light;
,
claim.
•
For kickers nre useful and- grouchps
You
have
probably
seen
in
the pa
are wise,
pers
of
tho
coming
of
the
Clean
Up
And their purpose is frequently
Squad,
a
body
of
men,
expert
in
the
fine;
handling and adjusting claims of ex-'
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But spnre me from hnvlnfr to mix with
service
men.
Watch
the
papers
to
seo
the guys .
v
"A Community Builder”
Who go through the world with when they will he close to you, or if
you do not have nn opportunity to
a whine.
F. P. FORSTER............................................President
see daily papers, nsk your nearest
«
.
—Selected.
Red Cross chapter, or American Leg
* B. F. WHITNER........................................... Caahler
ion Post, eother of which will bo glad
BERRY IS FIELD AGENT
»+»♦»»+»+♦♦♦++♦+■»++++
FOR SANFORD GROWERS. to give you any information about tho *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■«■♦♦♦♦+♦♦+->
work of the Clean Up Squad. This
The Sanford Farmers’ Exchange, squad wants you to report to them
THEATRE
RESORT
the vegetable affiliation of the Ex If you nre n disabled man. They enn
not
go
every
man
invldlunlly,
nor
DANCE HALL
■CAFE
change nt that point, hnn introduced
------------ ELECTRIC---------a brand new feature in the appoint to every county, but they wRI be
ment of a field agent to assist the close to you in n short time, nnd if
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
growers in producing bigger nnd bet youij claim is deserving of considera
tion,
you
will
be
furnished
with
trans
FOR
YOUR
PURPOSE
IN
ALL STYLES AND SIZES
ter crops, much after the mnnnor in
portation
home,
and
meal
and
lodg
Which Manager Lenfcst, of the horti
at Reduced Prices
cultural department of the Exchange ing until your business with the squad
Supply Co., lends aid to citrus grow- is completed. If your claim is not n
just one, do not take up the time
trs.
of
the Squad which belongs to tho
President Ben Fish, of the San
W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida
worthy
disabled soldier.
ford Farmers' Exchange, announces
-----------------------PHON E----------------------- .
-WIRE
WRITEThis Clcnn Up Squad furnishes you
tho appointment of C. M. Berry, of
Sanford, tn fill this/ position. Mrv an opportunity to have all troubles of
Falling in line,with the City Beau
Berry is an agriculturist well known compensation, vocational training nnd the Clean Up Squad. It is up to you
medical
treatment
handled
right
at
tiful
plan which is sweeping the
now to present your claim In proper
not only to that section but to all j
home.
It
is
very
necessary
that
you
country, citizens of Coconnut <1rove
form.
of South Florida. As county a g e n t'
It is the duty of overy man who have submitted a plan to the city
for Seminole county for the last sev- br,n* •vm,r ‘,n«,erH wUh >ou’ >',ur d,H
eral years, he has devoted much stu i charge and all correspondence from reads this to puss this information council calling for the building of a
municipal park along tho water front.
dy to celery, lettuce and the other the Bureau of War Risk Insurance or on to home disabled ex-soldier.
Federal
Board
for
vocational
train
The
plan calls for an expenditure of
crops in which Sanford specializes,
ing.
Help
the
Squad
by
coming
pre
approximately
$50,000 by filling in
Of
French
invention
is
a
vehicle
lit also operates n model fin’m of his
pared.
behind
a
bulkhead
line, dredging
that
runs
like
a
launch
over
wntcr
own on the west side of Sanford nnd
yacht
imsins,
building
piers, etc. Coanil
upon
endless
trends
on
land.
Your
claim
will
he
propnred'
for
im
has most successfully demonstrated
coanut
Grove
is
one
of
Florida’s
pret
mediate
hearing,
nnd
every
man
will
in practice the things he has taught.
tiest
points
and
the
improvementcon
A
mechanical
hninmor
that
hns
ne
given
immediate
action,
as
the
Mr. Berry himself has been a
staunch and active member of tho government hns ^special departments been invented for a number of pur templated would add greatly to iti
Sanford Farmers' Exchange since its for handling the claim* approved by poses can deliver 420 blows n'Tninute. attractiveness.
beginning, and has done much to aid
the cause of cooperative marketing
in thnt section. His wife, Riley M. .H > *4 4> 44* 44"M < *4* 444 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 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * '8 1+*
Fletcher Berry, is n writer of some
note anil n culinary export rf nation
al reputation.
The cook bonks dis
tributed by the Florida Citrus Ex
change have been built around re
cipes originated or compiled by Mrs.
Berry.
Manager R. It. Dens, of the San
ford Farmers’ Exchange, is enthusi
astic over the new move and believes
that in making Mr. Berry's services
thus available solely to Exchange
growers in the Sanford field, that re
sults will lie obtained which will
greatly gratify the members of the
organization. Mr. Berry is an accepts
ed expert in the production of celery,
lettuce and kindred crops, and his
services are expected to be of very
considerable advantage to his fellow
cooperators.—Florida Grower.
j! T h is B a n k In v ite s
;j C o -o p e ra tio n
Let’s Talk It Over
F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k
MISTER
MANAGER
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
There Wouldn’t Be So Many
Classified Ads Printed if
They D id Not
Anything to You
HACK YAHI) FLOCK.
With eggs at $1 a dozen in the win
ter, ns they have been for the past
several years, the price seems pro
hibitive to the average housewife.
With the newer knowledge of the
nutritionnl value of milk and eggs,
two of the most important sources of
the essential vitamines, no family can
afford to not include them in the diet.
Altho it may not he practical for ev
ery' family to own a cow, it isi prac
tical for most families in the small
town and for many in the city to keep
n hack yard flock of at lenst two laying hens, for every member of the
family. These can largely he main
tained
the kitchen and table
scraps of food, says Miss Minnie
Floyd, poultry specialist of the State
College, Tallahassee.
A flock of ten pullctH should pro
duce at least 100 dozen eggs in .
year. At an average oT 50 cents a
dozen, these would* ho worth $Ko, to
say nothing ,of the sntlxfact ion of
having strictly freBh eggs.
If one has not, or cannot secure
pullets for fall and winter laying,
year-old birds can (bo bought from
some of the commercial plants of the
state, or frotn other breeder? who do
not wish to carry birds over a .year
old!
* The State Marketing Bureau, Jack
sonville, Is In position to put those
desiring to purchnso in touch with
breeders who can supply their needs
along this line.
If you have never given earnest attention to the classi
fied ads it is certain that you have missed some opportun
ities which were
almost. rmade to order for YOU.
i
Whymot determine to learn for yourself what the classi
fieds mean to you?
There are two ways. One is to advertise in the classified
columns for whatever you may need. The other is to
read and answer classified ads—to investigate those that
seem to offer something to you. You’ll be surprised to
learn “how many oi these little ads do talk business to
you—how many of them seem to point to opportunities
for you.
Some of your friends and acquaintances are using the
classified columns regularly. Some of them have found
profitable investments in real estate; some
have found
%
good positions; some have bought and sold used articles.
YOU’RE LIVING IN A TOWN WHERE PEOPLE AC
COMPLISH THINGS THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED
ADS. Why don’t you?
t
It should be remembered that the,
An economist sayB there are too
mnny obstacles between the buyer nnd fool I s w h that trouble u h aro not pass- j
tho seller. Also, in these dry days, ed by aliens, but by patriots who pro
fess to love America.
between the buyer and the cellar.
TtftJWV
I,lkV
�a . .?t«i -it <;>;,
-Mention of
Matters In Brief
Personal Rent#
ofIntereal
THE SANPORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921
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In and About
The City <£
SANFORD BUSINESS
MEN WILL VISIT GE
NEVA TONIGHT
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Keadere
Third Trip of the Trade
Committee
Stop a M inute!
Extension
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For Florida: Partly cloudy
luiilglit and Tuesday; probab
ly showers In extreme south
portion.
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Hoick Roadster for kale. New tires
and in in first class mechanical condition.—B. & 0. Motor Co.
129-tfc
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R ilonig, of Now York, was a bus
iness visitor hero Saturday.
Cot a repaired tiro to uso as extra.
Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
llfl-2flto
j . A .Beard, of Tampa, was In the
vity Snturdny on business.
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Yesterday was cool and comfortable with a fine breeze
blowing although the report
gives us 92. It might have
been that much on the muximum hut it certainly did not
seem like It. And while it is
warm today It is looking like
fall again nnd'the hot weather will soon bo n thing of the
past5:40 A. M., AUGUST 29TH
•‘Maximum ....................... 92
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j. it, Smith, of Birmingham, Ala., * * * * * * * * * * * *
is stopping at the Montezuma while
Curtis Barber and Pnu1 Dooley
in the city transacting business.
hiked to Geneva yesterday where they
Get a repaired tiro to uso os extra, were the guests of friends.
Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
Send your old n m tt r c B S to Bradley
• " -''Ate
factory. Make thorn like now, for
LINCOLN HOUSE DINING ROOM 15.00. 60 lb, now cotton mattress only
now open. Try n good meal. We 18.00. Guaranteed. 600 W. South
122-2Gtc
think you will be satisfied. 134-2tc St., Orlando, Fla.
H. A. Neel, of the Herald
Don W. Smith, one of thu ;bcst
watchmakers and engravers in this Co., is a t Okeechobee City
part of the state, will come back to ness connected with the firm.
Md-mlm, the jeweler, September 1. be absent for a week or ten
Iteil Speed Wagon for sale. Slight
ly u s e d and is n bargain for the price
wc lire asking. It you need a truck,
ice ns at once.—B. & 0, Motor Co.
12t)-tfc
Geneva will" bo tho next objective of
tho Trade Extension Committee of the
Sanford Chamber of Conrinorcc. Ad
vice has been received that arrange
t\t
ments have been completed in Gettevn
for the reception of the business men
comprising thin committee. The two
previous trips have proven most suc
cessful and afforded thoso who at
tended the opportunity of becoming
porsonnly acquainted with the people
of the sections visited.
The reason for changing these trips
from afternoon to evening was for the
reason that a greater number of peo
ple could be reached at tho latter time.
The program of the committee calls
for prompt'departure from the Semi
nole at 0:30 p, m., and the members
of the Commjittee hove been request
ed by Chairman Yowell to be present
and ready to leave promptly at that
time.
Thoso In Geneva, who have chnrge
of the arrangements, advise that there
will be a largo crowd out to greet the
Sanford delegation. This means an
opportunity to meet a grent number of
people in a short space of time.
Reports coming in from different
sections of the county are to the ef
fect thnt tt grent deal of interest is
being manifested in tho proposed Gala
Day Thursday, September 29th at
which time the business men of San
ford will be hosts to the sections visit
ed by the Trade Extension Commit
tee.
FAST MASTER’S NIGHT TUESDAY
We have at present in stock one
slightly used Hupniobile that wo are
offering for sale at a reasonable price.
If you want the best for your money,
see us at once.—-IS. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
It ho, you cun get any make you want. And tho prices
•‘ini terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
the heat jn Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
and qualify.
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be ns
represented:
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Mod^l, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Rondster.—Sold.
BUICK, 1917 Model, 3-pnssengcr Roadster
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7•passenger.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold.
^AL^nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
B. & 0. MOTOR CO.
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SANFORD. FLA.
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
and SERVICE
9
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Every hat in the house, balaluks, pana
mas and straws; all of them, as
long as they
GENTRY HEREAHOUTS
Saturday and Saturday night seem
ed to be a busy time starting off the
new season with two burglaries re
ported. Some one broke into the
home of John Holley on the West Side
and extracted a bunch of jewelry ami
it was first reported had stolen a lot
of Liberty Bonds but luckily Mrs.
Holley had deposited the bonds with
the bank and they were safe. The
following list of articles hnvu been
reported to the Sheriff’s office: 1
Ivor-Johnson 32 revolver; 1 safety ra
zor, white handle; 1 brush nnd razor
strop; 1 gentleman’s ring; 1 Elgin
watch, gold. Engraved on cover “L.
IL” ; I chain and watch pin; 1 silver
watch (open face); I wrist watch, en
graved "A. B."j I Indies’ watch and
black ribbon chain; 1 Egyptian brace
let; 1 camera; 1 Waterman Fountain
Pen; 1 Moore fountain pen; I hand
mirror, engraved “B” ; I brush, en
graved "B” ; 1 leather suit ease.
Burglars also entered the Drum
mond home on Magnolia avenue while
they were down town Saturday night
nnd lifted a diamond engagement ring
of Mrs, Drummond and several other
articles. These two burglaries look
like the work of local tuleiit as the
snow birds have not started opera
tions in Florida as yet confining their
attentions at the present time to the
summer colonies.
However, we have capable officers
on the job nnd lhe guilty will be ap
prehended. As the season progress
es it behooves people to be more cau
tious about leaving jewelry around the
house where sneak thieves can get it
and also about leaving the homes open
while the owners nre away.
NO MEETING TONIGHT.
There will be no meeting of the
Rod nnd Ghn Club tonight ns prevWhen people cheer a famous man, | lously announced. It lias been post
i'or office supplies, stationery, etc., about one-fourth of them cheer the
poned to n later date. Watch for an
oim.« to the Hcrnld office,
man nnd the others cheer his fame.
nouncement.
D o Y ou W ant
%
and take a look at our window and see
for yourself the Straw
Hats
and
S
m
Panamas we are offering at
Printing
on busi
Ho will SATURDAY HUSY DAY
AMONG LIGHT FINGERED
days.
K. II. Brown, statu manager of thu
salts department of the Virginia- FUNERAL SERVICES OF
MISS TURNER TODAY
Carolina Chemical Co., is in the city
HELD AT CLEARWATER.
Tor a few (lays and his tunny friends
■an* giving him a warm welcome. He
(Dr The AuocltUd Fran)
intends to make a trip down tho
TAMPA,
Aug. 29.—The Funeral ser
state and will be out for several
vices
for
Virginia
Turner, whose body
•welts.
was found in Booker’s Creek near
A NUMBER of crate mill nnd saw Clearwater Saturday, is being held at
mill laborers can get permanent em Clearwater today while county offi
ployment under first class working cers are nearing the west coast town
conditions at fair wages at our new with Dr. I. J. Belcher, of Tnr|xtn
mill near Bartow, Flo.—Roux Crato Springs, arrested in connection with
•Co,, Bartow, Flo.
129-Gtc tho crime. Re wns to be placed In
jail at Clearwater pending prelimi
H. T. Corey, a former resident of nary hearing set for tomorrow. Every
this city, Imt now interested in Cali precaution is being taken to prevent
fornia, is hero for n few days visit any attempt to ^nkc the prisoner from
units acting business. Mr. Corey has the officers by force following reports
considerable Sanford property and thnt attempt would be made sonic
while he is now a California resident whore between Tampa nnd Clenrhr still retains bis love for Sanford wnter
and is a Sanford booster.
Bclcoh wns arrested after it wns
learned that he bad visited the spot
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 where the body, with a knife wound
model f(rr sale. New tires, looks good and broken shoulder, had been found,
t*nd r ins good. We arc offering this and a garage owner stated thnt he
:ar t-,r $1100.00 less than list price.— had pulled the doctor's car out of the
B. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc mud near the spot. Investigation Is
said to hnvc resulted in fltiding blood
F- Hnnig, of tho firm of Honig & stains on the bridge near tho scene
RocJtnnfierg, of New York city, has of tho discovery of thobody and thnt
been here for several days, the guest tires o ntho doctor's car corresponded
of A. Rnffuld. Mr. llonog Is epgaged with tracks found there. Autopsy of
1,1 the manufacture of skirts nnd tho body Snturdny by three physi
wearing apparel for the ladies nnd Is cians is said to have shown criminal
grraily interested In Sanford.
lie operation performed on the young
makes this city regularly on his woman. Physicinns nre authority
rtimidi and secs a grent improvement for this report.
'a S: nford in the past year.
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THE WEATHER
FA G X
HUNGARY NOW AT FEACE
WITH UNITED STATES
TREATY SIGNED TODAY.
(Uy The AnoeUted Tron)
BUDAPEST, Aug .29.—The pence
treaty between Hungary nnd the Uni
ted States will be signed here today
at five r. clock.
All arrangements have been made
for the big meeting of Masons to be
held on Tuesday evening at 7:30 which
will be culled past master's night.
All past masters of the* local lodge
have been assigned for work and have
been notified of their npjvointmcnt.
The work will be bandied exclusively
by the eleven past masters of Sanford
Lodge and work in the Third Degree
will be conferred upon four candi
dates.
In addition, tlie district deputy
grand master, E. L. Shear, of Day
tona, will visit this meeting in an of
ficial capacity. He will bring with
him from Daytona several members
of the Daytona lodge and one of the
visitors has been asked to deliver the
lecture of the degree. Thu lecture
will be illusfralud by the use of the
lantern slides recently purchased by
the lodge hero.
A big attendance is expected at the
meeting on Tuesday evening nnd the
past masters are looking forward
with a grent deal of pleasure to this
big reunion meeting nnd nil are en
thusiastic about it.
CUTTING SCRAI'E SATURDAY
NIGHT NEAR STATION.
A. C. Gamble, n negro residing
near the union station, cut up his
wife, Rose Gamble, badly Saturday
night, and then lied the scene, The
officers think they know where he has
taken refuge nnd will Innd him soon.
Tho cause of the cutting is not known
but the woman is badly injured, hav
ing cuts on the arms nnd body. The
cutting was done with a knife in the
hnnds of tile husband.
REV. FORD RESIGNS PASTORATE
C LASSIFIED ADS
Classified advertisements, 6 cents n line. No ad taken for less than
26 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac
cordingly.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING
Attachments; works on all sewing
Foil RENT —Comfurtahlc
rooms, machines; price $2.09; checks, 10c ex
Furnished for light house keeping. tra. Light’s Mail Ordur House, Box
318 Palmetto Ave.
134-tftp. 127, Birmingham, Ala,
134-Otp
Full RENT—One office on F'irst
WANTED
street. Apply A. P. Connelly.
__________________________ 125-tfc WANTED—Team work. Inquire M.
Hanson Shoe Shop,
12120tp
FOR RENT—Furnished front room,
20(1 Park Ave.
129-Otp WANTED—To exchange for u small
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished house
home or orange grove, 22 city lotH
keeping rooms. 1 large furnished on the south side of Long Island in
housekeeping room.—Mrs. Riddling, Kust Hampton, L. I. These lots aro
205 Oak Ave.
134-2tp free and dear, nice, high and dry;
covered with nice oak trees. Some
FOR SALE
of them on mucndntn road, and nil a
FOR SALE—A five room bungalow, short walk to the ocean and railroad
310 South Holly nve. Terms reas depot. Price for nil $3,500. Make of
onable. See E. F. Lane,
134-Otc fer to owner: Mrs. Cothran Jones, P.
134-Otc
FOR SAl.E—Rose No. 4 seed, Insfi O. Box 270, Snvillo, L. I.
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.—L. A.
LOST
Brumtoy.
131-tfc
LOST—Iiuneh of keys with nnmo on
FOR SALE—Medium slzo snfe. Ap
them. Finder return to W. C. Hill
ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth
at Hill Lumber Co., nnd receive reStreet.
94-fll.
wnrd.
..
130-0tp.
FOR SALE—One Belding-Hall stone
lined refrigerator, 160 pound ca
The (test small
pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
business In town,
110-tfc Making money nil the time, at a bar
FOR SALE—8-room house with all gain. Good reason for selling. Inves
modern convenience, excellent re tigate this.—Sanford Doughnut Kitch
pair. Private water works, in desir en. 217 Snnford Ave., Sanford, Fla.
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
CARPETS AND RUGS
110-tfc
FOR RENT
FOR SALE- ;"
EUSTIS, Aug. 20.—Rev. J. N. Ford
who has been the pastor of tho Bnptist church for the past year or more,
has resigned his pastorate ,nnd will
leave Eustic October 1. During his
residence here Mr .Ford has made
many friends who will wish him every
success wherever he may locate. Ho
has not made known his definite
plans.
FOIl SALE—20 acres good orange
grove lnnd situated within a mile of
Geneva. The land has not boon clear
ed but has a bearing orange grove
bordering it. This tract of land can be
bought ut a real bargain. For full
particulars address "C” care of the
Herald office.
118-tfp
FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, certlfled by r";Ro Plant Board, $3 per
thouseml f. o b. Lake Mary. Farina
Ships can now be operated by wire Strawberry Garden, Luke Mary, Fla.
less, but operating the Ship of State
129-2 Up
still requires more or less wire pull
Volt SALE—I Oldsmobilu truck, SU0U.
ing.
1 Chevrolet automobile, $2UU; 1 Uuiek
4, $100. The above cars are real bar
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gains. Terms to fit your pocket book.
At Williams’ Garnge, N. IL Gnrnor.
Central Florida
Construction
Company
KEY WEST WOMEN IN
A GOOD GOVERNMENT
LEAGUE; HAVE TICKET
KEY WEST, Aug. 29.—The Wo
man’s Auxiliary of tho Good Govern
ment League held an important meet
ing at the Harris school building a
few days ngo, at which further planit
for tho campaigns worn made. The
executive committee to co-opernte
with tho then’s league wns completed
at this mcoting, as members from
tho fourth nnd fifth wards wore not
selected at the Inst meeting. The organizaztion ns formed at the meeting
Inst Tuesday, has tho following offi
cers und representatives: Mrs. M. P.
DoBoo pchalrman; MrB. C. R. D. Crittenton, vice-chairman; Mrs. Geo.
Robinson, secretary-treasurer. Ex
ecutive committee, first ward, Mrs.
W. S. Anlcins; second wnrd, Mfos
Iileen Willlnms; third ward, Mrs.
George F, Archer; sixth ward, Mrs.
James Adams.
San ford F la
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Now doing business in Orlando, wants to extend
their business to Sanford
und Is ready to give estlmates ort any and nil kinds
of construction work.
Address
Central Florida
Construction
Company
ORLANDO, FLA.
104-tfc
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TOURING CAR, $400, time pnyment.
Bargain for cash. 410 Oak Ave
nue.
129-6tp
FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange
tres nnd residence, facing lnke. A
simp. Box 117.
I30-0tp
FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of
West Sido Grocery. Phone 1GG.
130-tfc
FOR SALE—Chandler 7 passenger
touring car, 1920 model. In perfect
condition. Would consider smnllcr
ear in pnrt payment. Address Box
54, Osteon, Fla.
132-3tp
FOR SALE—8 klvos of bees. In good
condition. See A, E. Dobbins, 325
Service Shoo Shop.
133-Sat-Wed-9t
FOR SALE—Ford touring car, good
condition. Inquire R. L. C., Monte
zuma.
l34-2tp
FOR SALE—Two nico young mules.
Phono 100 for information. 134-tfc
PIANO .FOR RENT—Call 103-J.
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133-4tp
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WASHED
nnd cleaned lit your
cull far and deliver,
Electric
Washers
Steam Pressery, 317
if
home or we will
Hamilton Beach
uHed.—Sanford
1st St. Phone 500
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GARNER------------------------1 Ford, 1921
1 l)ort, 192!.
1 Lulck 4, 1920.
J ( !immobile Truck, 1920,
AT REAL BARGAINS
Terms to sidt your pocket book,
nt Williams’ Garage.
130-4tc
We have the most com
plete line of
BUILDERS
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HARDWARE*VEver displayed in San
ford
Let us figure with you
on your requirements
Also exclusive agents
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SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
Paints and Varnishes
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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The S anford Daily Herald t
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921
NUMBER 132
Porto Rico Welcomes New Governor, R i,iont Reily
ENGLISH PEACE PROPOSALS
REJECTED BY REPUBLICANS
BUT WOULD NEGOTIATE
OLUME H
m r Karrm n \ vrx
On Principle of Govern
ALL READY
ment by Consent of
FOR WEDDING
Governed
AND DANCE SAYS E. DEVALERA
an ford Chamber of
Commerce Will Start
Hall Rolling
HEAPERJtATES
I
CAN IONIA HE .OBTAINED BY
TIIII01T.II COMBINED EFPOUTS OF ALL
m
« rntMtiiUeM
COURT HOUSE SQUARE WILL |1E
AND ALSO SAYS THAT “ WE LONG
SCENE OF GREAT
TO END THE CON
GATHERING
FLICT”
The ninny colored lights have been
strung ncross the street from tho
court house nnd nil is in readiness for
the big wedding and dnnee, tonight.
It is not every bride nnd groom thnt
has n public wedding, receives a free
city lot, nnd then hns a big dance
on the street nftcrwnrd, with the band
making the music.
There nre ninny people coming to
the city today, nnd tonight the streets
will bo filled by the merry throng un
less the weather man decides to send
us much rain. Showers nre falling
now, hut it seems thnt the skies nre
clearing nnd it will he cool nnd com
fortable tonight. In case it rains, tho
wedding will be held in the court
house, nnd the dnnee nt the Vnldez,
hut no one is looking for any rain,
for it would never rain on such n
lovely bride ns will lie married to
night— for unhappy is the bride the
rain falls on—hut this does not hold
true, nnd tile bride of tonight’s fes
tivities is not one that is afraid of n
little shower.
Como out early nnd get n good sent
The festivities will occur in front of
the court houso.
(Dr Th. AuocUt.d P r ..i)
LONDON, Aug. 26.—The Brit
Ilnvinir been the pioneers In the
ish
government’s pence proposal
Aincrk-iili
soldiers
lending
the
parade
!>y
the
reviewing
stand
at
the
.Municipal
theater
li
i
San
Juan,
Porto
Itleo
Movement of Ship by Water, for this
In
honor
of
the
arrival
of
the
new
governor
of
tho
Island,
K.
.Mont
Roily,
laid
before the Irish Republican
cation »f Florida, adjacent to the St.
parliament
which rejected them
ohiis river, the Snnford Chamber of
unanimously
hut is willing to ne
jommerco will
the full length, and
gotiate
on
principle
of government
THREE
MEN
HURT
as called a mooting of all the -cities,
by
(he
consent
of
the governed.
was and villages in this part o f v
SEABOARD
WRECK
Earn
on
DeValern
says
in his re
lot-ilia to meet here on Wednesday,
ply
to
Lloyd
George.
The
letter
LATE YESTERDAY
ugust Mist
proposes Great Britain nnd Ire
At this big meeting o f tho shlpland appoint representatives with
(Br Th. AuocUUd P r.u l
ers of this part of Florida, tho quesplennry powers to negotiate de
|on 0f shipping nil fruits and vogcTAMPA, Aug. 20.—Three trainmen
tails on this principle. "W e have
wore slightly injured enrly today when
bles by water and routing all Innot sought wnr, nor do we seek
the Seaboard Air Line passenger trnin
onilng freight by water will bo tawar, but If wnr be made upon u>
which left Tnmpa Inst night, crashed
en up, and a united stand taken for
we must defend ourselves nnd wo
into the rear of n freight trnin two
c betterment of trade conditions
Hhall do so,’ ’ says IleVnlera’s let
miles South of Ocaln. The men in
ter. "W e long to end the conflict
very where.
BAPTIST EVAN G E
With Wreckage Cleared jured were: Engineer E. C. Geiger,
The Snnford Chamber of Conunerco
between Great Britain nnd Ire
Flagman L. E. Pcndnrls nnd Hob
LIST ENDS LIFE
-ill have the backing of the Orlando
land.”
Away Bodies Can Be
Thos, negro ffremnn, nil o f the pas
hnmber of Commerce, the Pnlntka
N E A R ASHEVILLE
senger trnin.
Recovered
hamber of Commerce, nnd the DoRuilroad officials snid an air hose
,and Commercial Club, tho Eustis
(Bjr The Auoeleted P r.u )
bursted
on tho freight causing it to
ASHEVILLE,
N.
C.,
Aug.
20.—
Rev.
oard of Trndo, Leesburg Board of
stop.
Tho
crow went to tho rear to
II.
Dew,
Baptist
evangelist,
who
ratio, and of delegates from every
protest
against
the pnusenger follow
resided
at
the
Southern
Baptist
As
mailer city in tliin section where they
sembly
grounds
ut
Ridgecrest
for
the
ave no trade body.
BOUNE A W A y I T t HE TIDES AS in* M «■»
.I T . o “ S .” l
i The track is blocked and the Seaboard
FRAGMENTS ARE FOUND
It is thought that tho concerted ust five years, committed Buicide last
{trains are running over the Coast Lino
TEN MILES AW AY
ttion of nil tho delegates from the night by cutting his throut. Ill health
from Leesburg to Ocala.
ombined trade bodies o f the places wus assigned ns the cause.
UNRATIFIED FACT OF VERSAIL
(B j Th. AuocUUd Pr«u)
djneent to the St. Johns river, will
LES WAS MADE
HULL, Eng., Aug. 26.— Work
IIASIS
’
w the desired effect nnd the Ship
men engaged in salvaging the
y Water '-ampnign will bo not only
wreckngc.of the. njr.ship from the
slogan, but will be a verified fact,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. — ThoHumber river employed powerful
e Snnford Chamber o f Commerce
treaty
with Germany, which was sign
cranes today to lift the skeleton.
ntonds to see this thing through to
ed
yesterday
in Berlin, wns made pub
It Ih believed as soon ns the frame
lic
Inst
night
by the stnte department.
he finish, nnd will not stop untlll
work is raised it will he possible
It
puts
into
force
the economic, rep
he result hn:i been attained. There
to recover tho bodies of many of
an explosion of either n petrol tnnk arations, military nnd vnrious other
v.ll be n Ida- crowd of enthusiast!
the men who died when the dir
While Testing the Ship’s or hydrogen and flames immediately provisions of the unrntified treaty of
ct pie heie on Wednesday, at tho MIGHT IN FUTURE YEARS BE A
igible collapsed and caught fire.
GREAT
PUBLIC
IN
began to sweep the forward part of Versailles, but provides specifically
meting.
River men believe that the bodies
Control Structure
STITUTION
our
half o f the ship.
that the United States shall not bo
of some of the victims have been
Split
in
Half
“ What was happening to our com hound by the covenant of the league
borne away by the tide or cur
IMMEDIATE DISPOrades in other parts of the dirigible I of nations or by other enumerated
(Br Th. AuocUUd P r.u )
rent und reported fragments of
(By The AuocUt.d Pra.i)
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20.— Should
don’t know. Most of the officers nnd parts of the Versailles settlement.
POSITION OF BOOZE Cutup Johnston bo ^elected us n site the airships covering fabric found
HOWDEN, Aug. 20.— Norman Wal crew were nmidship, either seated or
The declarations o f the peace reso
ten miles up the river from the
ker,
solo Americnn survivor of the lying in their bunks when the girders lution nre reaffirmed in the treaty,
IS ORDERED M ADE for ono o f the four great vocational scene of the accident. Official in
wrecked airship ZR-2, yesterday gnve broke. At lenst one ninn dropped and it contains, in addition, u blanket
universities for service men to be es
quiry o f the disaster will begin
the Associated Press tht“ first circum through the gap made by the break. provision thnt any benefit which might
i By Th« A.tocUUd Pro*.)
tablished by government university at
tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.— Imtncstantial account of the disaster, which Possibly others did, hut probably most accrue to this country under tho Ver
tho cr.d of trnining of service men, five
iate disposition of liquors seized unTwo bodies were rcccovercd
late Wednesday destroyed the great of them rolled forward when the air sailles pnet Ih to be regarded ub o f full
or six years, probably would be con
er national prohibition nction which
super-dirigible nnd every American ship’s nose went down.
today from wrccknge. One wus
force. Germany’s renunciation of her
verted into n great public educational
ns storage charges accruing wus ormember of tho crew on bonrd except
identified ns Albert Laftin, the
“ I ran back to the tail to get away overseas possessions jointly to tho big
institution open to nny man or wom
irt-d today by Prohibition ComniisAmericnn mechanic, nnd the other
himself.
from the fire in the bng. Bnttmnn, five powers is reaffirmed, as ore tho
an, nccording to advices received to
ioner Haynes.
ns
Flight Lieut. Rye, of the Brit
Walker was seen nt the Howden Potter nnd I got into the cockpit. By military clauses of the Versailles trea
day by the Metropolis from its Wash
{airdrome, near Hull, where he had this time the gns wns becoming de ty, the sections rclntion to prisoners,
ish crew.
ington correspndent. Tho university
m in e r t u r n e d h a c k
just been brought after tho terrible pleted and the ship was shooting down reparations, finance, economic settle
wuld begin with about two thousand
experience through which he passed rnpidly. The forward half had already ments, commerce and abrogation of all
former service men but would he ex
' Hy Tho AttocUtod Pro.**
unscathed. He comes from
Com beaten us toward the water.
We other existing treaties between tho
MADISON, W. Vn., Aug. 20.— Ad- panded to uccommodnte fifteen to
merce,
Tex.,
and
was
a
rigger
on
the couldn’t use n parachute then, ns wo two countries.
nme guard of marching miners cn- twenty thouBiind Boon ns possible. Tho
ill-fated airship.
Ho is of boyish were too low— only a few hundred feet
In disassociating the United States
oute from Marmot to Mingo ns n former camp would be remodeled while
npponrnncc, 20 years old, and of n up.
many
school
buildings
will
he
erected,
from the league o f nntions the docu
irotest against Governor Morgan’s
wiry build.
"I saw we wore going to land in tho ment provides not only thnt this gov
mrtial law edict, were turned back rians for the schools also include con
"W e were nil in the highest spirits water, so I climped upon tho fnbric ernment will not he bound by tho
struction
of
several
hundred
bungn>>•officials „f the United Mine Work_______
when we left Howden on the trial forward of tho tail cup. I couldn’t covenant, but thnt no nction of thers shortly after they passed through lowa to he occupied by fdrnier soldiers
LONDON, Aug. 26.— Official inves-1 flight," he said. "We sailed over the tell how fast we were falling, hut league shall ho considered ns placing
who have families.
ladison today.
ligations made yesterday at Hull into {North sen first nnd then started down when I thought wo were going to tin obligation upon Amerlcn.
Tho
tho ZR-2 disaster failed to produce re- the north coast to Pulliam. A thiik strike 1 jumped. >
United States also stipulated that it
suits either minimizing its extent or fog developed, so it was found ini"1 was surprised to find my feet will not lie bound by the sections of
throwing light on tho reason why th e ; possible to land ut I’ ulhum. In fact, striking the bottom. 1 had landed in the Versailles treaty relating to tho
big airship suddenly broke in two and the fog wns so dense we were more or four feet of water near shore. Both huundairicB of Germany, to political
fell with a majority of the crew in the (less lost, although we knew the gon- my conirndcs stuck to the ship nnd readjustments in Europe, to the set
Humbcr river. All hope bus been oral locality.
. . . »
, continued to cling to her its she Htruck. tlements affecting Chinn, Slum, Li
abandoned thnt there nre other sur"W e wort flying at a height of I managed to scramble aboard tho beria, Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, Bul
about 3,B
OO feet,• with the wireless wreckage, and the three of us were garia or Shantung, or to the establish
V
vivors
IM lm o
u if m
the
u tcutustrophe
u u t n iiw ju iv than
i i i i . m Nor- ..........
•
man O. Walker, an Americnn rigger,; keeping in touch with both Howden picked up by n tug."
ment o f un international labor organi
GltHAT f u n e r a l
nnd Flight I.iout. A. H. Wunn nnd [and Pulliam. The ship was behaving
That
600
Miners
and
300
zation.
FOR ZR-2 VICTIMS.
three other British members of the finely and there was not a sign of
In n state department statement is
FORMER
GERMAN
Deputies Were in
weakness anywhere.
sued to announce the signature of
crew..
"A test of the ship’s control then
VICE PREMIER
Battle
The nir ministry and the admiralty
LONDON, Aug. 26.—Tho Amorithe treaty, special mention wnH nmdu
began.
I
wns
nt
the
lower
rudder,
nre omitting no efforts in salvaging
o f the reaffirmation of thlH governKILLED
TODAY
r" n nnd British victims o f tho dh(By Th. Auw UUd H a u l
proceeding hack to the tail, and had
"ment’s share in the renounced Gorman
#M,‘r to the ZR-2 at Hull, will he ncCHARLESTON, W. Va., Aug. 26.— the wreck nnd investigating the cause just reached the lower cockpit when
(Sr Tha AuocUUd FrcMl
overseas possessions, the statement
C"rdcd it great public funeral, prob- Further details of the reported battle of the collnpse o f the dirigible. The
! there wus a tremendous crash. Tho
BERLIN, Aug. 20.— Mathias Erz- declaring thnt this provision “ con
London. The nir ministry yesterday nt Blair, Logan county, be salvage work will continue through
girders nmidship broke nnd the ship bergor, former vice-premier nnd min
firms the rights of the United States
ni t*l‘‘ Project under ndvisement nnd tween 300 deputy sheriffs nnd a large out tho night at Hull, although it ad
split into halves.
ister of finance was murdered today. with respect to Yap and other former
am "nnouncemnt regarding it was number of armed men were lucking mittedly is “difficult and dangerous.
"Both the tail nnd the nose im
Erzbcrger wns assassinated near Germun overseas possessions upon nil
It is presumed thnt n number of the
•xpectcMl any time.
'
early today. All efforts to confirm
mediately
pointed
downward
nnd^tho
Ofenburg,
Baden, where he wns so equality with other powers.”
officers and men of the crow of the
tho report which enmo from Prosecut
halves
started
to
descend
toward
tho
journing.
He
wns making u foot tour
ill-fated craft, including Brigadiering Attorney Mullins, of Boone coun
of
tho
Black
forest with Reichstag
Humber.
General Maitland, mny hnvo been im
[OVERTIME RATES
ty, mot with tho sumo response,
"I
certainly
cannot
describe
niy
senDeputy
Dicz
when
thoy were sudden SULLIVAN FAILED
in tho gondolns by the cxOF LABOR BOARD "Nothing to sny.” It was statod at prisoned
TO SWIM .CHANNEL
plosion nnd niot death there. T h e y ' ration, hut I thought my time had ly confronted by two youths who sep
tho
governor’s
office
thnt
he
Ih with!
ONLY REACHED MIDDLE.
arated them nnd emptied their revol
REJECTED TODAY
are behaved to havo been resting in com e.’
out official udvices nnd state police tho gondolns nt tho time of tho d is-! "I made a rush for ho tail to get vers into Erzbcrger, who was killed
(By Tho AuocUUd Ftm *)
hendqunrters had only tho report from aster, ns they had an engagement to a pnrnchuto, hut found two of my instantly by shots in the head. Diez
,n ’ ’n"* AuocUUd F r o l
DOVER, Aug. 20.— Henry Sullican,
im. ,, A(,0 ,
26.— Rules govern- Mullins.
attend n dance In Hull, nrYnnged in English comrades, Harry Bnttmnn and nlso was wounded. Erzberger’s body of Lowell, Mass., who started yester
nrm i ,,nymt‘nt ° f overtime rates
their honor Wednesday night. This Walter Potter, were already there I bore twelve bullet wounds.
day to swim ncross-the English Chan
CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Aug. 26.— wns to hnve boon In tho nature of a , know there was only ono chute there
I ™ * ' * ' ' * >'y the Railroad Labor
nel, from Frunco to this city, failed
A
deputy
in
the
offico
of
the
sheriff
............................
Bnttmnn
hnd
tho
.ui ' ,l,sl Wut'k to supplant overtime
Better travel the rond back to nor
fnruwbll gathering in honor of the for the three of uh
: chute nnd Jumped, but it fouled nnd he malcy while you can. Ford is turning to accomplish the feat. He was
no «i" lL' nation,d ngreoment covor- nt Logan told tho Charleston Mail to A mericans.
obliged to abandon tho attempt after
inlnatu' <:t1nfta emPloyes rejected as day over tho telephone thnt there had
out u jitney every seven minutes.
Tho report that the body o f Com------ hung
— - to tho tail of , tho dirigible.
swimming ten hours and ten minutes,
been
no
fitfht
between
the
Logan
coun
fxieiiti U<, >y “ conf«renco of national
mnnder Louis H. Mnxfield, U. S. N.,l "Both Potter and I started to run
Ammonia
water
and
soap
is
one
of
by which time ho had only reached
ty
deputies
nnd
a
b?
dy
of
armed
men
d e n a r i '° nr,,s °* mil way employes
hnd been found, turned out to be in- forward for other parachutes,
but
the middle o f the channel.
the
best
cleansers
of
jowelry.
nt
Blair
ns
wns
reported
from
Madi
ion cf'r n» ° f thu Am°rlcun Fedornaccurate.
just 08 1 Rot in tho kce thoro cnmo
10,1 of Labor today.
son last night.
WORKMEN ARE SALVAGING
WRECKAGE OF AIR SHIP
BY POWERFUL MACHINERY
SOME ARE LOST
AMERICAN SURVIVOR’S STORY
OF THE GREAT CATASTROPHE
'
THAT HAPPENED TO ZR-2
VOCATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL
AT JACKSONVILLE
OFFICIAL PROBE
INTO DISASTER
MADE TODAY
F,TAILS OF REPORTED BATTLE
IN WEST VIRGINIA LACKING,
CANNOT FONFIRM THE REPORT
PEACE TREATY
SIGNED IN FULL
SAYS HUGHES
�f
♦
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921
?A9E
PUBLIC WEDDING |SEE
u ^ EXHAUSTION
TOMORROW NIGHT
SOCIAL AFFAIR
OF RADIUM
Many Authorities Believe There Will
Be None Remaining In About
Twenty-Five Years.
(ii...
PROMINENCE „OF BRIDE AND
- GROOM LENDS AN AIR OF
MYSTERY
f?
The public wedding thnt will take
plnce in front o f the court houso to
morrow night nt elgfil o’clock promis
es to be one of the great society events
of the season and will renlly open the
season earlier than usunl but none the
less conspicuous on account o f the ab
sence o f ninny of the Sanford people
who lire away nnd the visitors who
hare not come South ns yet. But de
spite 'he fact thnt socinl nffnirs nrc
not in full swing there promises to be
one o f the largest crowds ever gather
ed here to witness this event in high
society.
Last night nil the principals in the
nffnir met nt the court house nnd rehenrsed the nffnir so there would be
no hitch in the wedding tomorrow
night. It was noticed thnt the bride
nnd the groom nnd the minister were
nervous but curried out their part very
well. The bride is extremely nervous
now thnt the public wedding is draw
ing near and several times hns almost
decided that the gaze of thousands di
rected on the wedding will be too much
for any shrinking bride but the idea of
helping the Woman’s Club for the
school lunches nnd nlso the chance to
get n city lot has finully overcome nil
the objections and the bride will be
there tomorrow night on time even if
the groom is obliged to support his
prospective wife during the ceremony.
After the rehearsal Inst night delic
ious punch nnd enkes were served nt
an impromptu reception tendered the
bride by Mesdames Leonnrdy, Key nnd
several others of the bridnl pnrty.
Public weddings have not been in
vogue in Sanford but it is nlmost cer
tain that after tomorrow night they
will be very popular with ninny Snnford couples.
The girls will have a tag day to
morrow and tomorrow night nnd ev
ery one who pays fifty cents and ob
tains a tag will be entitled to witness
the wedding and also take part in the
dance. The band will furnish the mus
ic for the dance nnd it will be n big
get-together dnnee for everybody.
Don’t miss the wedding nnd
the
dance. The merchants of Snnford are
offering special bnrgnins tomorrow
all day. Come in enrly nnd you will
save enough money to more than pay
your expenses to Sanford nnd enjoy a
big time nlso.
,
\ ■ ’
(I
M il
*'' {
5h*
. m
>i
t.
t ~
Society
Brand
Ii
• Style in there
to stay
9
Almost anybody can make a suit
that will look & * o o d the first time
you put it on.
It takes Society Brand to make
suits that will look smart after
months of wear.
S w ift t i Hraith (HUitlp'fl •
have the trim, simple drape that
will be there for the life of the
suit.
’
•$45 •to $55
EAST SANFORD
;; Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
t
tery, which now promises to be clear
ed up.
State Attorney George DeCottcs
was informed by phone this morning
of the arrest and stated that he would
be present when the preliminary took
Crime of Two Yearn Ago, Murder of
place before County Judge McCrory
Quitznw Comes to Light
in DcLnnil.— Del.and News.
MURDER W ILL OUT
TRUTH W ILL TELL,
OSTEEN CRIME OUT
"Murder will out and truth will lioiHKS o f non u. s.
tell." William Woodward, a w hite!
VEIEKANS ESCAPE FLAMES.
man about fit) years of age, was ar- 1
rested yesterday afternoon at Osteen
HOBOKEN, N. J., Aug. 25.— Five
and is now in jail charged with the hundred bodies o f American soldier
murder of John II. Qitzsuw, which oc dead, awaiting shipment to the homes
curred at Osteen on the night of July of relatives, were removed in safety
31, 1010.
Intc yesterday when fire of unknown
From appearances, Quitsnw was sit
origin swept over the army water
ting in a room at his house near Os
front reservation here, destroying
teen, and was reading a paper, or pre
piers 5 and (5 and an adjoining army
paring to read, as his glasses were be
storehouse nnd barracks.
side him when found and a light was
Pier -I, nt which the giant liner Leburning on the table. His chair was
viuthnn
nnd the transport Wheaton
near a window. When found the en
were
docked,
wns snvetl with diffi
tire top of his bend had been blown
culty.
otT, and brains and parts of the skull
The Unities licked the sides of the
were spattered over the walls. A cor
oner's impicst was held, but a t that Luvinthnn .damaging a small section
time it was impossible to secure evi o f the woodwork on the bow mid the
forward must, but*n flreliant wedged
dence.
The arrest was made yesterday on its wny between the liner nnd the
a warrant sworn out by John Tatum burning pier nnd successfully fought
o f Osteen, Sheriff Morris informed off the flumes ns they spread to the
the reporter that a negro womnn who Jingo craft.
had been living with Woodward re
When the Are broke out there wore
ported to Tatum thut Woodward had 500 bodies in the Inrge rooms nt the
confessed to her that he killed Quit- junction o f piers 4 nnd 5. As soon
zaw, and this Tatum reported to the Wilbur, officer o f the dny, called out
sheriff. Tatum suggested thnt he thoontlro army personnel, about 150
could secret himself in the Woodward men who started removing the bodies.
house, Woodward being deaf, and that Four hundred longshoremen on duty
the woman would get Woodward to nt nearby piers, assisted.
repent his story of the killing so thnt
One ^thousand other bodies wore
Tatum could hear. This wns done, and
lined up on pier 4, but IrnRmueh an
Tatum took young Haney with him.
the Haines did not come near'them
They secreted themselves in the house,
they were not disturbed. The trans
and the woman got Woodward to re
port Wheaton, which recently arrived
late the story of the killing.
hero with 5,000 bodies, still hnd 2,000
Woodward is said to have stated
thnt ho killed Quitsnw boenuse Quit- aboard when the flro broke out, but
saw informed on him (Woodward) for it wns on the opposite of the pier
selling liquor and was the cause of from which the fire wns loenttd.
4 -his arrest. He is snid to have stnted
TIN PRICES CUT.
that he used No. >1 bird shot and n
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Judge El
single barrel shotgun.
Quitzaw wus discovered the morning bert II. Gnry, chairman of the . Uni
nftcr the murder, or iho morning of ted Status Steel corporation, .an
the murder, about 8 o'clock, by Geo. nounced todny thnt tho corporation
lirooks, who went to his house. For would meet price cuts In sheet nnd tin
two yeurs the murder has been n mys- plutoH instituted by independents.
I
GEO. D. BAKER Production
»
Also a Comedy
Tomorrow and Saturday— Rosemary Theby in “Good Women” ; Also a Comedy
and Fox News
rev/ ,( i
EN JO Y Y O U R TRIP
-
, , ! . « /
i •
GOSSIP FORM OF INSANITY?
Havo you over been "caught short o f cash" when touring nml ben
embarrassed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by tho moro or loss unwelcomo attltuda toward your pcraonnl chocks?
City Authorities Who Have Dealt
With the Problem Are Strongly ^
of That Opinion.
You can enjoy your trip, free from nnxloty regarding money mil
ters If you kcop yourself supplied with thoso solf-ldontlfylng, every,
whcro-ncccptod, snfc, convenient Cheques for travelers.
I
Men and women who gossip, sold
Dr. K. II. Bullock iff Chicago, city
licnlth director, cutiiiot # lm In their
right mind, nnd should he given the
Amrlcan
closest attention to get them hack to •• A. B. A.
Bankers
CHEQUES
nnrinnl. They hnve been culled "asAssociation
snsslns of character," nnd E. C. II.
Jenkins, n psychologist nnd secretary
WE
SELL.
THEMto tho hoard of police commissioners.
Chicago, says. In the Detective, Febru
ary. 11)21. thnt the nclghhurhnol gossip
* * * * * * * * * 1 1
mid the anonymous letter writer linvo
“ BABY HERCULES n
one of the nnstlc.-t. lowest mid most
vicious forms of Insanity known to
mt-dlenl circles. Their distorted Imag
ination visualizes scenes which they
would have come trim, mid tlielr In
* * * * * * * * * 4 1
sane mind Immediately grasps Ho
siery nnd they repent It ns If It were
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
true.
•
Gossip mid anonymous letters, says
St. Petersburg nt Daytona.
the New York Medical Journnl, are a
Jacksonville nt Lakeland.
constant pest at police headquarters,
Orlando nt Tunipn.
hut reports registered with police nthcers In mi attempt to Injure character
HOW THEY STAND
by these means or false telephonic
•
L h
W
reports nre n failure; In fnct, the po
3«
Orlando
...............
.....07
Jt
lice tnke more pleasure In tracking the
47 St
Tampa ................. .....54
Jnformcr than the mie Informed
-III ii
Lakeland ............. ..... 54
nhont.
>
r»« .43
Dnytonn ............... .....47
57
St.
Petersburg
...
.....40
Latest In Slang.
The next time you nre threatened
<u A
Jacksonville ........ .....41
with u legacy, don’t cross your fingers.
When you hnve on your best frock,
RESULTS YESTERDAY
mid wnnt to keep (lie ruin gisl In n
’ Florida State League
happy mood, don’t carry an umbrella.
At Tunipn 2„ Lakeland I.
If you tear your Sunday trousers
At Dnytonn 11, Orlando 0.
climbing i i barbed wire fence don’t say
At
Jacksonville 7, St. Pete. 0.
"Islikablhhlc."
(if course you have to say some
South Atlnntic Association
thing, when you lire surprised, or
At Charleston 0, Greenville 5.
pleased, don't give n hang, doubtful,
amazed or vexed. However, Instead
At Augusta 3, Spartanburg
of the proverbial "go on," "damn."
A t Charlotte 1, Columbia 3.
"Oenilny." "ye gods" nnd others, the
Chinese have provided a new word,
American League
which Is being taken up by the smart
At
Cleveland
2, New York 3.
est buds from coast to const, mid the
Somerville, Muss., Imasts oi a
At
Detroit
15,
Washington 1.
beauty o f It Is that you can express "Baby Hercules." Ilo Is eight-monthAt
St.
Louis
12,
Boston II.
any emotion under tin* sun with Just old Harry LnFleiir, Jr., mid In* can
At Chicago 2, Philadelphia I.
this one word, "Moskee."
perform athletic feats that nre amaz
So “ Moskee" It Is now, no matter ing for one so young. Hurry can chin
wlmt happens, If you want to he right the hnr like ii veteran.
National League
He has a
there with the last word In proper chest and arm development thnt Is
At New York 10-7, Pittsburg M
slang. It suits any situation, so don’t most tinusiml. The ’’baby weighs 18
At Boston 3-2, St. Louis 4-3.
fear. Use It whenever and wherever pounds.
At Philadelphia 5-0, Cincinnati H
you like. It menus Just whatever you
At Brooklyn 1, Chicago 0.
want It to mean.
She Missed Something.
Peoples Bank of Santord
SPORT WORLD
Miss Virginia Long is having a two
weeks’ vacation from her duties nt
the Caldwell store, and is the guest
o f her mint, Mrs. Huron E. Collie,
in South Jacksonville.
Miss Bertha Butts is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred Cowan, sr., hnving accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. Cowmi home from their visit in Blnkcsvillo, Gn.
Miss Edith McClullmid returned
home Tuesday from n two weeks’ vis
it in Chiiluotn nnd GGcncvn.
Mr .nnd Mrs. II. A. Howard and
young people, nre goingg to Pnhokce
the Inst of the week. Mrs. !L, nnd
children to remain for several weeks.
Walter Rnulorson is tho first one we
hear o f who hns •celery set in the
Useful on a Long Walk.
field. It is o f tho "green top" variety.
Nature's most ardent lovers cuunm
We hnd n fine rain Snturdny after enjoy u long tramp over hills, fields
noon—very welcome after the ex nml country roads, If a blister on tho
foot lias presented Itself. A simple
treme hot weather of Inst week.
The American Fruit Growers, Ine., remedy, often marvelously beneficial,
hnd the misfortune to have n couple comes from thd old country, merely
the use of i i cabbage leaf. Cut n pleco
o f mules die Inst week.
of the root leaf larger than the painful
Sunday school services hnve been nreu. Then plnce It over the spot mid
resumed much earlier thmi usual this fix down the borders with stump pa
fall nt the Moores Station church, ns per. If tho cabbage plaster Is applied
nenrly every one is nt ,liomo from fiat It will not seriously hamper the
putting on of (lie stocking mid shoe. A
vacation trips.
There is u Inrge burn being built wonderful sense of relief Is experi
enced, mill It Is possible to continue
nt the Campbell farm on Celery ave the walk without piiln. Of course If i i
nue to roplneo the burn thnt war- tittle rest can bo token after the cabstruck by lightnng mid burned n few huge feuf Iiiin been placed on tho pain
weeks ago.'
ful part so much tho hotter.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 25.— A Ten
ants’ Longue hns been organized here
for the purposo of combatting exorbi
tant rents said to be charged by some
of Gainesville’s landlords, Later, tho
longue, it is said, plans to turn its
guns on other alleged profiteers.
Representatives of the league statu
they intend to throw the full light of
publicity on those landlords who are
described ns "bull-dozing" their ten
ants, The majority of the landlords
nre not among this cluss, the represen
tatives sny, mid the membership of
tho orgunizntion includes ninny well
satisfied tenants who merely want to
ussist their less fortunate fellows.
"W o nre not fighting the majority
of tho landlords in GnineHvillc," said
one o f the Lenguc’B representatives.
"W o nre only out to get four or five
of them who nro known to be bull-doz
ing the tenants of tho city by clinrging exorbitant rents."
THE STAR TO-DAY
Some authorities predict thnt, 25
years from now, there will ho no ra
dium left In the world. By that time.
It Is claimed, all available ores of this
wonderful mineral will hnve been used
up.
The so-enlled rndlum emnnntlons nre
sup|Hised to be electrified particles—
though Just wlint these particles are
nobody knows. They do not seem to
bo Identltlalile as any kind nf,puiDer.
But after being given off, they cease
to be electrically charged and assume
the form of liclltim.
Hero Is n ease altogether extraor
dinary. In which one element Is actual
ly transmuted Into another element— ii
phenomenon which has hitherto been
thought Impossible.
Helium was llrst discovered In the
sun. It was Inter found In our own
atmosphere, which contains n minute
percentage of It. Natural gas from
some wells In Texas nnd elsewhere
yields considerable tpintitltlcs of It—
so much In certain Instances thnt, be
ing nonlnllnnimnhle, It rentiers the gas
less useful as fuel.
In It to be Imagined that all of the
existing helium was originally derived
from radium? Nnhody can answer
thnt i|iiesllon.
Where Men Must Marry.
An iintl-hachelor hill Introduced hit"
tho Turkish parliament makes uiurrlugu compulsory for men over twentyfive. Defaulters will ho fined u quar
ter of tlielr earnings, which will be de
posited In agricultural hanks to help
peasants to marry. No adult civil ser
vant may bo a bachelor. Gifts of laud,
loans, and state education for children
tiro held out as rewards for marriage,
with a penalty of hard labor for u con
firmed bachelor.
Rank Ingratitude.
"The professor or political economy
mndu un Inexcusable blunder In Ills
classroom- tills morning."
"Wlmt was It?"
"He asked Sntihbs, our star halfback,
a quest Ion."
"And Kmililm couldn’t answer It, I
■mpposu?"
"Certainly not. Tim Ideu of embar
rassing the greatest ground gulner
we’ ve hnd on tho lentil In ten years I"
—Birmingham Age-Herald.
Catherine wus spending Christmas lo
tho City of Mexico. Mother Goose was
one of her gifts from Kmitu. and the
rhymes proved qultu entertaining to
her. On her visit out to the ensile of
Chupultepce, she was told the king had
lived there. She went nil iihout look
ing behind doors itiul,under the royal
bed. nml finally said: "Well, mother,
where can the merry old soul he?"
Anatomical.
"A man limy he mistaken, even
though Ills head Is In the right
place."
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum,
"hut what’s Hu* use of having your
heart In the right place If your brains
got In wrong?"
Moro than -10,000 oil nnd gas lens
es hnve been mnde on Intlinn Innils in
the United Stntcs.
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Minneapolis 8, Columbus 7.
Kansas City 5, Louisville ?•
St. Paul 8, Toledo 0.
International League
Buffalo 4, Jersey City 2.
Toronto 3, Newark
Rochester 10, Reading 4.
Syracuse 8, Baltimore R>-
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Newport News 14, Tnrboro •
Norfolk fl, Suffolk 3.
Richmond 2, Rocky M-unt W.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERA HD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921
Mrs. George Hyman entertained in
honor of Master John Hyman's ninth
birthday. The boys enjoyed the ni
sei vea as only boys can, nnd went thru
MKB. FRED UAIGER, Sodcty Editor,
the thrills o f young aviators as they
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witnessed the initial flight of John's
electric airplane, which was a birth
SOCIAL CALEN DAR
day gift from Ids daddy. John was
Friday— Mrs. J. II. Lawson will en- also the recipient of other lovely gifts
tertnin the members of the Nino from the boys which attested their
Scminolcs Club at the home o f Mrs. friendship for their little plnymate.
At (5:30 they were invited into the dinHenry Purdon, at 3:30 p. m.
Saturday—The Children's Story Hour ing room where a perfectly appointed
will be held at the Central I’nrk nt table, covers laid for eight and n four
five o'clock.
i course dinner was* served. Favors of
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, George Washington cockades were
Miss Marjorie Clay is at D a y t o n a 'worn by the merry diners. The chilBench where she is the guest of her droit Inter were taken to the movies
ami for a drive around the city.
cousin, Miss Nell Lane.
Tlie invited guests on this happy oc-
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Miss Morton Thigpen and son, Billie, returned yesterday from an extended visit to south Georgia, Ashevide, and Montreal, N. C.
Miss Lottie Caldwell retumed home
■Wednesday from Orlando, where she
spent several days ns the guest of
Mrs. Preston* Buford.
Mr .and Mrs. L. B. Hollar and lit
tle daughter, Miriam, leave this after
noon for Newport News, Vn.
Miss Virginia DeCoursey and Mrs.
Shelton, who are spending the sum
mer at Coronado Reach, are here for
the week-end.
Hr. and Mrs. Martin, o f Osceola,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. T. Langley lias returned
from a three weeks’ stay at Daytona
Reach. She was accompanied home
by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simmons and
family, of Mountville, N’. C., aad
Messrs. Walter "fliuyer and Tom Ken
nedy, of Ilostoii, who will be her
guests for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. T. Holly
Lend, C. II. Wrigard, Clms. A. Speer,
Mrs. A. Rlum, Miss I.. Dittmnn, aad
Mrs. M. Wilson, all of Jacksonville,
were a motor party stopping over in
Sanford yesterday enroute to Jack
sonville from an extended motor ing
to the southern part of the state.
Allen Jones and Chus. Evans left
this morning for Tampa.
Ciias. Evans, of Manatee, spent
several days here as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Claude Herndon.
SUPPER AT SILVER LAKE.
Last night was an ideal one for a
picnic, and among the several given
last evening was the one at Silver
Lake. This congenial group o f San
ford people motored out early ill tho
evening w lie if they enjoyed swim
ming followed by a picnic supper,
consisting of Imt wenics, talked beans,
pickles, rolls, coffee, and ice cream.
Those attending tins delightful in
formal affair were, Mr, and Mrs.
Archie Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane,
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Overlin, Dr. J.
C. Dean and Mr. Miller.
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Daily Fashion Hints
GENEVA
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GUN CLUB SHOOT
AT OVIEDO YESTERDAY
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Edward Higgins, Inc.
First Street and Elm Ave-
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CASH
SERVICE STATION
Gas, Oils, Vulcanizing
ffATTERY SERVICE
Our prices are right, Terms Cash
Ice Cold Chero Cola Free •
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LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
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McLaulm, The Jeweler
VETERANS OF GUAY
END DURHAM REUNION.
Little Ten-Year-Old Hoy
Brutally Bitten While
Sleeping* With Mother
DURHAM, N. C.f Aug. 20.— Fea
tured by n parade ami an elaborate
ball lust night, the 1021 reunion of
Lust Wednesday night about j|
the North Cnroliun Confederate Vet
erans, in session here thrte days this o'clock, while sleeping with his mothweek, came to an end last night. Over er, Johnnie Muggins, ten year old ,oa
o,,f Mack
Muggins,
living near the
1,000 veterans Wore in attendance.
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The paradt was spectacular and not i ^
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anopheles mosquito. Tho tinkle is baH.
program. A majority o fthe voter. .
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ana marched, while those who were
will recover after taking ninlnria)
too feeldt, rode in automobiles. In
treatment. This mosquito wag not
tho parade*, which was easily two
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discovered until daylight next mi»min»
miles long, were several hundred exa barrage of Torment was dmt at
service men of the World War, Span- |lim, killing him Instantly. The KVt
ish-American veterans, several S » l - ' y„s f umo from this |jq u i ( , wi)]
vation Army corps, the local machine hurt a human being but is instant
Kun company and scores o f gaily be-'death to a malarial mosquito. It does
‘ Iwked automobiles nnd Heats.
not frighten them, it is not a bluff, it
The ball .vas c b W y for the guests means death when the mosquito fj’r,|
o f honor. Many o f the veterans left inhales it. Torment is sold in a!)
for their homos on the afternoon stores,— Adv.
trains.
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Herald—by the pound— lfic.
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cities. Read the telegram below:
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JASMINE QUALITY W IN S AGAIN.
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SALES M ANAGER.
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Company
It I. u rilw ril Unit thin ru .ili'i. I.« pul.ll*1ii>.l In
Hu H.inforil I torn l.t, n nnwnpnp(>r pul.Unl..'rt In
Son.limit. County. F lorliln , nniv n wi-ok for
r E lit Minneruili.u wrclii* tin to Itm known .purtli’M iln frip ln n t, nn.l mire n w o rk fo r twelve
nniocrm lvo wnpho n» to the unknuwn u n rtlr*
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The regular weekly shoot of tho
Oviedo Gun Club held Thursday on
Depart)
the club grounds « ' Oviedo, was well
p.r\
attended. Tlie Sanford trade exten ■No.
sion committee attended in a body No.
and lent enthusiasm to the occasion. •No.
•No.
The following is lb • score made:
Oviedo Brandi
Link Kennedy __
211x20
.lepnrti
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A. D. Spilth........... ......................23x25
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■C. C. H ow a rd ________
22x25
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I. B. Cidonum..... ................
22x25 •No. 127. ..
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illy,
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Suri'bi.v
I 0. W. Brow n............ ........
20x25
| L. F. Roper - ..........
19x25
4n t h e c i u c u i t corner, s e v e n t h j u d i c
Kite Kennedy ________________ 18x25
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CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
FLO RID A—IN CHANCERY
L. E. Jordan ______ ________ _ 18x25
18x25 M e rit! IX Itnl.lliMiti, t'.iiii|ilnllinlit.
4*4*4*4*4* 4**84**;••>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* M. S tow oir.......... ................
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C. S. Lee ...........
17x25 I*. \V. Ht'ltnliul nti*l Km run M. Heliwlml, hln
vvlfo, nml llu* unknown Iip Iih , ik'vl**,ps, ^rnit*
Thco. Aulin _____
17x25
I pph nr nllipiM i (itlioim* uiDlur |\ \V, Heliwltid
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Kii lun M, Si'hwhiil, lVft>nt(ritil«,
Boh. M erriw ether.................... 17x25
Walter Hand _________________ 17x25
CITATION
F. L. Crosby .................. 1......... 10x25 Vn r vv, Fullwlmt mnl Kmrun M, KoliwhHt. re*x Ralph W ig h t..............
unknown; ti t* miknnw , heir*, iIuvLjn'i*.
1(3x25 Ht piipp
. jilii*H, mnntpr* m* ntlier rlitlitiniiffl under
( ’has. Whittier _______
1(3x25
f\ W. J-'ilmltnl nml Kminn M Hrliwiiiil* nml to
uny nllmr |n*r**ot» or perpnnn rlitlrnltiu nny in*
Doe Puleson _________________ 15x25
In ttit 1 lo rim lei! lowIni: di**orlt»<Ml littiilt*
•11nitti*<l In Hmnlinilt* County, I'torlda, tn wlt:
Dan Hodges ________________ 15x25
I oti I nml 'J uf Murk MA" of Mltoludl'K Hur*
voy of Hip I pv.v tlrmit.
11x25
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It fipin'itrlm: from lIjp Mworn Mil iif mm*
Richard ilixoii ________________14x25 Itlnjiit (ilfil In H1I1 entme nmtlnsl you, Hint you
im» or Hnlm whir* Intercut In nrnl to Utp
Jim Leo .........
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lutiilN t.i tp|unM»vt* *IpurrItniI, lltrrpfmt*. you, tlie*
K) It. C. Maxwell ______________ 13x25 ■«M
P. W. Holiwlml nml Kinmn M. Hrltwlml. ore
luwrl'jr or•Ipipit nml rri|ulip«| to In* nml ntumitr
W. A. LelTler_____ ___________ 13x25 lM»foip our «>aId CMiPiiit Court, itt Urn Court
Hnimp lu Hnnfortl. rimlUn, on Hip llril rlny of
Bill Brown __________
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itHwrr
to Hir Mil of «mtijilnlut pxIiIMIpi) nvnliiNt
Sam Y ou n ts_______________
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>11111*0 D ou g las___________ ____12x25 |riitprnl iunln*t you.
i nil •tIter puraoitH pIuIiiiIuk nny rltflitt ti
Vcrii S l e y ----- r ........................... 12x25 tleAm
or liilereM lu nml to Hie itroperty heroin*
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niiilor. Iijr i.r llim n s li I’ . IVLeslie Bryan _________________ 12x25 HeUwliiilll^•»<'rll»‘<l
uixl Ciu im i i:. Kt-hwloil. ..r otlierw lM i,
L. A. B ru m ley.........- .................11x25 ore I i-rrl.y urilcrutl Mini m in im i In tie uml upl.onr lirfo ro w ir nnl.l t ' l m i l l C ourt, nt II. p Court
R. W. Lawton _________________9x25 llm i* r In .-'niif.irit, I'l.uU ln. on llio 7 tli tiny of
A, In. lliJ I, mi.I ll.vn nn.l II.ere
N. B. L cn o a rd _________________9x25 XoviunlMr,
iimke uit»ircr to t1.« till I o f eotiijitnlnt r x lilt ilt n l
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W. H. Henry ................................ 4x25 unknown i.n rtlm .
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Mrs. West ami children, of Winter
Park visited Mrs. George Geiger,
Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were in
Orlnndo Wednesday oh business.
Miss Christina McClellan spent Inst
Saturdny in Fort Christmas attending
the picnic.
Mrs. W. II. Rivers and children of
Live Oak are visiting her mother, Mrs.
J. M. Provntt.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Itnulerson
spent Monday afternoon
in Osteen
with M. K. H. Osteen,
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Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed took sup
lnclu<it',li M wn o f Joh,,’f ,no9t
per with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proc
tf ri? nA? ll" ‘! Wer°=
tor,
J J 1,111 •
Cl|*U(!o
.Mrs, Rosa McFarland lias moved in
Uck<?' t,m ,k La,,« loy' 1 ftt
to the FlyiP property.
Miller and Charles ltyan.
ggtt)
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lit tier, of Obteen, ami Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Prevatt
CllAM 1IKU OF COMMERCE
and son, Raster, took dinner with Mr.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
MET TODAY AT VALDEZ. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt Sunday.
ORIGINAL DAYTIME FROCK'
Miss Edith McClellan spent a few
Golden brown duvet de laine is used
The Board o f Governors of the San • days with her grandmother, Mrs. J. to develop this frock, which refuses to
concede to the girdle first honors in
ford Chamber o f Commerce, had a M. Prevatt.
achieving novelty fer the waist line. A
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wakefield
called
on
fine meeting today at the Valdez Ho
slight gathering at the underarm edges
tel witli many visitors.
President Ml mid *^r8, ^ hnrles I hillips Monday. produces a draped effect front and back
George W. Knight presided and the , Mrs- , *IltIor Curl‘ftt w« s "hopping in the remaining decorative touch being
supplied with fancy stitching in selfcommittee reports were great show
show Sanford Monday.
Rev. Wright, of Oviedo, will preach color. Medium size requires JL( yards
a phenomenal activity on the part o f
,
51-inch material.
lie re Sunday at the Methodist church.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9271.
every member of tile committees ".ml
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rnuierson was Sizes, J1 to 44 Inches bust. Price, 35
especially on the part of the <h a ir-.
cents.
in He Land Tuesday on business.
man.
Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. T, W. Pre
Tile banquet to be given Tuesday
vail were shopping in Sanford Wed SERVICES AT METHODIST
night was discussed and a special
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY.
nesday.
committee under S. M. Lloyd as chair
A large crowd of people of Osceola
Dr. Walker will arrive Saturday
man was appointed to take care of bad a fine picnic nt Lake Harney Sat
night from his vacation and will
ibis affair and make it snappy and urday.
preach both morning ami ov ning,
interesting. Orlnndo will lie enter
Sunday, August - 8th. Every mem*
tained that night and much henoflt
I
n should lie there and invite their
will he derived from this great get- TRADE EXTENSION
ft imds.
A warm welcome is ex
together meeting.
COMMITTEE W EN T tended to everyone.
The tickets for the banquet are now
TO OVIEDO AUG. 25
on sale at thy banks and every mem
FACTS ABOUT OPTOMETRY
ber of the Chamber o f Commerce Will Have Meeting at Geneva on .Mon *
Eye Examination
should buy one or two tickets and
day Night
The Upturned lie way is tin* ideal
make this midsummer banquet one of
way to deal with eyestrain.
tin- finest in tile history of the organ
Tile Trade Extension Committee of
Ideal in that the Optometrist con
ization.
the Sanford Chamber of Commerce siders the comfort of tile patient of
journeyed to Oviedo yesterday where chief importance.
R. V. P. C. At Tl\ 11 IKS
they met the Oviedo business men at
ideal in Hint modern methods with
the Gmi Club shunt. They had cold modern instruments do away with
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Tuesday night was enjoyed very Hek on tap from the Fox Cold Stor- ]guesswork. This applies to measurtauclt by the Junior ami Intermediate age plant and cigars from the Manser
„ f ff1{. defect of sight as well as
II. Y. I U. at Crystal Lake. An factory and they had a good time gen-J the strength and endurance of pcohour's swim fitted the party for the erally.
pie's eyes.
lunch the girls hud provided. After
The committee took in Oviedo nfter
The profession itself Inis so stead
a .dmrt ride in the truck the party the gun club shoot and advertised the ily advanced that wlmt was ideal live
broke up, all voting they had a very big Merchants’ Carnival to lie held years ago, or even two years ago is
enjoyable evening. The twenty-five here next month and also the Wom not ideal today.
members present were chaperoned by an's Club dance tonight.
Mrs. A. C. l.ossing, Mrs. Star and
Tile Trade Extension Committee
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Mrs. Stanley. We are planning on go will meet with the good people of
ing on another picnic in the near fu Geneva on Monday night at winch
Southbound
ture and all the young people are in meeting a lug crowd is expected. There
Arrivu
Depart*
vited to join the Baptist Young Peo are many things in common with the No
2:46 a. m
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merchants and the people of Sanford No.
ple’s Union,
8:40 n. in
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and tlie people of the eouiity ami thu No.
3:20 p. ni
89______2:55 p. m.
"GOOD LUCK" SUNDAY NIGHT Trade Extension Committee trips is No.
7:45 p. m.
86. _____ 7:30 p. m.
creating a fine feeling o f c o - iperation
\ iirln turn ml
Many people wilt be glad to learn between county and city. Let every
ArriveDepart i
that Dr. George Hyman will preach member of tin* Sanford Chamber of
L'.O
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next Sunday evening on the subject Commerce and every business man of
12:05
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No.
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“ Good Luck." There will lie u mes ibis city whether he is it member or
No.
3:25
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3:05
p.m
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sage for all who may attend this ser- not attend the meeting at Geneva on,
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28...........10:00
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m.
Monday night.
vico.
In the morning the subject will be
SWIMMING PARTY
"The Mists of Life." Mrs. W. Ernest
AT WF.KIWA SPRINGS. Holts will sing, “ When the Mists Have
A congenial party of young folks Rolled Away."
from here motored to Wekiwa Springs
Always welcome nt the
Baptist
yesterday afternoon where they en Temple.
joyed swimming, and a picnic sup
per, were: Misses Mae Steele, Adele
SUNDAY MORNING C L l’ R.
Rhines, Kate Williams, Carrie Stan_______
ley, .Mary Stanley and Ruth Whittle.
"i*]ic* large men’s class of the BupMessrs.
Rrinton
Crenshaw,
Ren 0*1 church, is making plans for the
Steele, Burt Steele, Frederick Riues, enlargement of the work and some of
Tom Brothersnn, and Mrs. A. C. Wil- those tilings will ho discussed in the
Hams.
class on next Sunday morning.
As
--------large an attendant'i! as possible
is
BIRTHDAY DINNER
urged.
One of the loveliest of recent chil----------------------------dron’s parties, was the dinner party of
I’cst cards—local views- -1c each at
lust evening, at which time Dr. and ihe Herald office.
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K, A. n o m il.A X H
of the C lrru lt Court.
S« in I noli. County, F lo rlilk.
tty : A. M. W E EKS , 11. C
fR O IK lK ll. llE U I tI N f l.
S o lli'llo r nn.l Ci.ui.nel fo r ('o iiip ln ln iiiit.
; - r j- i. n c
('lin k
DISTRIBUTORS
COUNTY
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�THE SAKFOBD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26,1921
PAGE TQRKB
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Progressive movements,
fostered b y progressive individuals, are
in v a r ia b ly productive of results.
FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS
N OW LEADING CLASS C-D TE A M S
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this institutiori.
Id e n tify
in s t it u t io n
yourself with this strong
today by opening an ac
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You Can Find the Name of JSvery Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
t
> v .
LAW YERS
yrwi c;
l^iVV-'fiA;
George A. DeCottes
S. 0 . Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
BATTERIES
11
he Seminole County
.Bank.,..
/
-I-
FLORIDA
Sanford Constructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER8
Plnnes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Battery Troubles to Us
Furnished
W* BpaolaHi* on Ztaotrlcal Work and aan ftv*
All Work Guaranteed
you dapandabt* aarrioa..
WZ ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS H. T. PACE
P. O. Box MS
RHINO YOUR
roa ovERitAULiNn your oar
Sanford Battery Service
Builders & Contractors
Company
Sketches and Estimates Free} mm
SERVICE
PROGRESS
INTEREST
PAID
.1%
CONTRACTORS____
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
*:• FLORIDA
c o u n t.
1STIti; NOTH
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Phone 189
L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too imalL
------ALL WORK GUARANTEED—
HARTFORD BATTERY
i “Battery Insurance”
►*++*+** ♦ +*++ 4 '+ + 'fr+ + + + *+ + + ***+ + ++'I'+ * ,J',t'* + '*'*'i'*,,'s''!'* ‘!,‘>+
nio E. CouvJIUer. Unless snid certifi|
Sold and Serviced by
cute shall bo redeemed according to
law tux deed will Issue thereon on tho
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
2nd dny o f September, A. D. 1921.
Haight & Magee
Witness tny official signature and
Glancing over the liaselmll tlireulnry spoasoreil lay Joint II. Farrell, of
scnl
this
tho
29th
day
of
July,
A.
D.
riCK OF MASTER’S SALE
tho National association, one Is astonished at the imniher of old timers whose
1921.
GARAGES
names were once familiar In Hie major leagues Hint are managing class O and
E. A. DOUG LAST
(SEAL)
rs Honk & Trust Company,
D teams somewhere In this hlg land.
Clerk Circuit Cot*..
arntion, Complainant,
For Instance, Rudy llulswitt Is pilot of the Pawlmska team i»f the Western
Smith Bros. Garage
Seminole County, Fu
nHsoelntlon; Josh Clarke Is nutnager of the Coffey villa* leant In the Southwest
vs.
Expert Repairing
By: A. M, WEEKS, D. C. ern league; Tommy Loach Is Iniudltng the Tainpn elitU In the Florida league,
Murrell and K. R. Murrell her.. 7-29-fltc
OIL,
GAB
and ACCESSORIES
while Joe Tinker Ik handling Orlnndji and Oy Barger St. Petersburg In the
ml, John M. Murrell, and Peo»
Oak
and First
(unite sun-strleken circuit; Josb Devore Is managing Grand Rapids In the Cen
ountv Tad**, BUto of Florida,
Ilnnk of Sanford, n corpora- la Court of CS
omlnolo County.
tral circuit; Chief Bender Is In charge of New Haven In the Eastern league,
In Ro EttrVo of:
Dcfcndunts.
Rrne*t Hlownrtl. Tliero** Steward iml Clinr*. and Larry Cheney Is laws of players at Charleston In the South Atluntlc
REAL ESTATE
|n is hereby given that under
J. Kiev ant, Minor*.
league. So the story goes,
virtue of a decree of foreclos- NOT1CL OF APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO
E. F. Lane
SELL MINORS LAND
ll sale entered in the above enWAS
NEAR
TO
PERFECT
GAME
Notice
I*
tierrtiy
siren
to
nil
whom
II
m
ay
fcnusc on the 1st day of July, A. concern, lint I.ooln Niton, n* Ounnllnn of
Real Estate and Insurance
p, I, ns Special Master in Chan- Krncaiine Steward. There** Steward and Charlie
First
Baseman
Kelly
Spoiled
Shuffling
J. Steward, minora, will, on the Sth day of
Phone 95
|n Monday, the 5th day of Sep- Heiiteilltier, A. 1>. 1I>21, apply to Iho llonorahlc
Phil Douglas’ Chance for NoK.
I*
.
Ilouaholder.
County
Jtidee,
In
and
for
A. I). 11121, in front o f tho
Hit Affair.
0. W. Hart, a noted British long
raid County, at Ida office In Hanford, at the
House door at Sanford, Semi- Court Htnine In «nld County,at 10 o'clock A. M„ distance walker, Is about to attempt
aa atxai thereafter *■ the matter can t«s
W . Knight
I’ltll Douglas' one-hit game against
ounty, Florida, will offer for or
heard, for authority to well, tit piddle or private to run 208 miles In 24 hours.
Pittsburgh was sn near a no-lilt affair
lii sell to the highest and best »»■*. Urn nndlrtded tnterral* of (lie alore named
% • •
Real Estntc and Insurance
if
i i !
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t minor* In and to the following described real
Foothnll tennis representing West that It's a shame lie was denied thu SANFORD
|f°r cash during tho legal hours |e*t*ie. In **ld county, to-wlt:
FLORIDA
glory. Carson lilgheo, first hatter up,
tilt*
11,wittt? uescriDcu
dpserlhf.il janu,
lotitl ' Ult
Lota102,o(.1, 1t)fcH
and
tut ftd
Huiuwmg
,k B0 of
n( llloek
11fr fl of Tier
1<0l '*K
, of! Virginia and the University of Cin slapped an easy grounder down to Kel
I, lying and being in the County mock u of Tier "it"; ixit s of nioek t of Tier cinnati will meet October 1 next.
ly at first. Kelly elected to make a
T
' a. ,
,
,
_
I "it"; t.ot n Of niock 8 of Tter "A": last « of
• • •
A
pinole, Mate of Florida, more mock t> of Tier "it"; lad i of mock is of
throw to Douglas, covering firs', nnd
Russell II. Colfii, former Vander
"A": Lot a of llloek Hof Tier "I>"; Lot 7
Ilarly described as follows, to- Tier
The vocational committee of tho Busi
of llloek 0 of Tier "I»"i tail 2 of llloek 0. of bilt foothnll player, hits Iteen signed
ness and Professional Women's Club
I'lcr "O" mill tho Middle 1-3 of lot t of llloek
HI of Tier "A" tieliiK .'111 feet front on Sth as assistant conch at Mercer univer
v
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f
l
I One ill and Twb (2 ) of Block atreet
requests all young women desiring
nnd hit feet deep; nilnccurtllni: lo It. It.
r>), of Tier Three(3). of Snn- Tntfford’a limp nr plat of the town Of Han- sity.
employment to register at tho FirBt
*
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•
i, . .
" ! ford, Florida* duty recorded In the piddle recrJontlR, umirtling to E# Ii, I m i- oftl* or Sviulnulo County, l*1r»rMa.
National Ilnnk.
Single 0, 1 :f>P, had won 02 races
luun of ttimfnr.l lainvtiln
I Lot .1 of ItliKrk tt of Chnpnian and Tucker'*
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
iiup ot banrord, !•Inrtda, ns per Al|l,|,|„n
s„„r„r,i, n«.ri.l.., «» ;ier flat duty In 99 Hturts and more Hum $58,000 In
Icrouf duly of reconi.
! AddItIon to Sanford, Florida, na per pint duly purse money In light Hitmesa races,
i. i,
,
,. o f record,
Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
c.iih. I tirchnscr to payfor
Ilt'ulnnlnir In Chapman nnd Tucker'* Addition when tho last count was made,
|In tho town of Sanford, Florida, on tho Norlli
a ♦ •
Iline of Third Hireel, at n point 01.11 feet Weal
A world's record for the 100-yard
J. J. DICKINSON,
"f the Northweat point of tnteraectlon of Third
OPT. D.
„ o, • .
, . ,,,
Street and Cyprea* Avenue rim Went on the hrenst-stroke swim In open water was
L ^1'VUUI Master in Chancery. Northtine of Third «tree* VI.7 feet:
thence
made by Mike McDermott, member
._________________
North“H.7 feet: thenceKaalerly flfl.Dfeet!
of
, 1thence South 7S.7 feet to heglnnlnir.
of
the I. A. C. of Chicago.
II Katina lor lax Deed
lli'Kliinltii: In tTuipnian mill Tucker’* Addllloti
• • ♦
Iltdt’r Seri ion 575 Hnni'i-jil
. ,n dm Town of Hanford, Florida, at Itie North'
T,
*
went point of luti'mecllon of Third alreet nnd
Carl
Beck,
the
sensational hnlfhnck
pennies, Laws nf Florida
Icypreoa avenue, tun North alone Cypreaa ave
nue (tS\i feet, thence Weatctly 01.3 feel; of the 1010 Virginia university eleven,
1thence South 73.7 feet to the Norlli line nf Third Is Ineligible for football at West Vir
t'c Is hereby given that L A *,rnli thence Ko*t Ul.3 feet to liealtinlni;.
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' Alao the fidlowlns properly In Ilttval county, ginia university next frillpuielm-er of l a x
Certificate State nf Florida, to-nll: Iteidnittiur at NtV
• • •
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
ii
|, dated the 2nd day of Juno, A. S
,",f
the
J'
,lrow“,“
l""‘‘
runi,llw
Graduate
Northern
Illinois College
on the R a m aide o f land 211 fret, thence
Miss Mary K. Browne, I.os Angelos,
ium filod said certificate in K a * t at rliilit atuile* to *nlit lane ISO feet; won the women’s New York tennis
212
East
First
St.
Sanford, Fla.
thence Sou th 2tl feet; thence W r i t pa ra lle l to
p
and has mode application aecoiul m entloneit lin o ISO feet lo point of tie- championship by defeating Miss Marie
twlinr part of property conveyed to
Wagner of Now York In the challenge
tired to issue in accordance tilnnliiir,
E lln ih e t h Htnir tiy M a r y M ie n M ille r.
AI«o
WILSON VULCANIZ
riw. Said certificate embrnccs k n o w n a* the S o u th 211 feet o f llloek 108 W i l d round.
■V
e r '* H iib-IH vlnloii o f Ila n a o n to w n now In
the
•
•
•
ING WORKS
plowing described property sit- t 'lt y n f Ju rkK o n vIlle , Florid a . W h ic h a p p lic a
Announcement has been made by
tion w ill ho h a *cd upon the pe tition (or ante
Phil Douglas,
C. C. WIL 80 H. Owner
in ‘Seiitinnle county, Florida, to- now
on file In *a ld C ourt.
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
Charles
D.
Lynch,
president
of
the
IJn ft nf I'^t/j 0f
7 nruj u
H ated t ill* the till day n f A ueii«t, 1021.
Centrnl A. A. U., Hint the annual Itlglec outran the throw. That was
REASONABLE PRICES
I. L O L A N IX O N .
nf Lot 7 (less S 130 ft) Block tll-r.lc
(luardlan.
Wish: Urother* C it*s* Bullilln*
convention of the national body will the only lilt of llu* game fur the Pi
M<>nl. I ho snid land being asrates off .Shunting Phil. N<>t antifher
be bold In Chicago In November.
Pirate saw first base until two were
i‘t tlui date of the issuance of
• * •
Post cards—local view* -lc onch at
Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave
Icrtificate in the namo of Jen- tho Herald office.
Tho American athletes are cham nut In the ninth, when Kelly fumbled
New Era Printery
pions of the Rhluotnnd. At the end another grounder from Blgbee’s bat
of the nthlotlc camlvnl the scores and let the Pirate outfielder land safe.
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
stood: United States, 209 points; Thus Kelly twice beat Douglas out of
COMMERCIAL AND
Franco, 100; Great Britain, 59; Bel a perfect game.
JOB PRINTING
gium, 33.
Circuit Court of the Seventh
rinl Circuit of Florida, in and
|for Seminole County.—
In Chrmccry.
I
Sporting Squibs
of All Hinds
1
Geo.
..Employment Bureau..
Wilson & Shorey
Pine and Gnrland Sts., Orlando, FU.
PURE W ATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fl*.
LORD’S PURITY
W ATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dally Service
Phone 197
SANFORD
NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDEft
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, Fl*.
ELECTRICAL
COLONIAL LAMPS
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
he Power
•uggestion
PENNANT DRIVES WARMING UP
TYLER USES HIS BRAIN
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e Daily Herald
Phone M2
TRANSFER
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS’*
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If wn plcnse you, tell others; If not
tell us. Phono 498
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“ Sanford’s New Hotol”
,•
$1.50 Up Per Day
Herald Printing Co.
C. A. W HIDDON
BOOK, JOB AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
MERCIAL
PRINTING
With thu 1(1 major league hasehall
Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co*
clubs already off on Hie final stretch Phone 148
the pennant races are becoming warm
Phone 485
er mill more Interesting.
PRINTING
la lbe American league It Is a twoteam race Itetween the Cleveland world
DRINK
250 Ilnmmcrmill envelopes printed,
rhamplutis and the New York Yankees. $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, its 99 98-190
No other club threatens.
ave.
87-6tp per cent pure. Phone 31L
In the National the Pittsburgh Pi
rates anil the New York Hiatus are
rltllng In the front seats, But the Bos THINK GIRDERS OF GIANT
Pickling and Preserving
ton Braves are also playing pennant
SHIP CUT IN HALF.
ball and may draw up alongside the
Hibson and MeOrmv chariots to make
HOWDEN, Eng., Aug. 20.— ‘Tho
It a three-chili race to the finish.
The Big Town of many pavements cause of the disaster to the ZR-2, ac
and bright lights Is pennant hungry.
cording to the Imst information ob
It would he satisfied with fine flag.
tainable here, the base o f tho destroy
It would go wild with two.
ed dirigible, wns the breaking of
HORSE RACES STILL POPULAR Inngitudinnl girders nmidships, made
Has been responsible for
wars, made many suicides,
and has also caused many
happy marriages. It works
any way you want it to work,
so it’s natural to believe that
it will bring results to the ad
vertiser.
You might suggest any of
the articles you have for sale,
and whether you be merchant,
professional man, farmer or
stock raiser, we'd suggest
that you advertise in—
Pirates and Giant* Having Hard Tu*.
■le In One With Cleveland and
Yankee* In Other.
GILLON & FRY
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Thoroughbred*
Running a* Fast,
Events Are Exciting and
Pntronagu I* Greater.
Ocurgc Tyler, veteran tmutlipuw, re
cently released by the Chicago Cubs,
hii.vh lie really didn't begin to learn
how to pitch until be found he couldn't
throw them by the huttor any longer.
"Of late years I Imve studied batter*
more, to get theli; weaknesses, nnd
threw them wtmt they didn't like," lie
Httys. "Once I Just busted them past
wltb everything I bud on the ball."
of nn aluminum nlloy, cutting the
airship in hnlves.
An explosion o f either hydrogen or
petrol occurred immediately after the
girders gave wny, and (lames burnt
through the structure, but 'tho ex, it was declared, was’ not tho
cause o f the breaking up o f tho air
ship.
Wltllu the old-time turf followers
argue that the present crop of thor
oughbreds Is not tip to the standard
of the past, the fact, nevertheless, re
mains Hint the Imrses are running ns
fast, the races are its exciting ns they
poKsIhly can he, and the patronage at
Young men who are engaged aro
the tracks Ik greater limit It ever 11(1“
warned
thnt It Is much more lucky
been before. It would appear that the
thorouuhhrud of today is easily holding to give n girl a shamrock than to give
her n fake stone.
Its u » u
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
BALL
HARDWARE
CO.
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PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921
tho faint-hearted camp followers, nnd fit o f heavy buying and concentrated
supervision.
up with tho flag o f optimism!
Could not this plan be worked to
Onwnrd with “ sound tho charge,"
t i U l i M i w j ittH M M i t M f l h i l i f t l Tk* have to bo done if nny fish nro loft.
Hanttd lu ll disc, i n K a m il* A i n h
advantage
in Tnmpn? Many homes
And
you
see
whnt
the
government
through
every
well-tested
nnd
proven
____________ taatord, n*rti*____________
says about our plight. Hero is some advertising method, and we would arc now bolng built here, but tunny
thing for tho Fish nnd Gnrnc Protec Houn sec a mighty army of a nation more nro needed, and anything that
_____________ F1BUIHHI_____________ tive Lenguo to hnndlc. It is nlao o f 105,000,000 people putting to dis will stimulate building nnd homo-own
JL J. HOLLY ________________Editor something for tho Chamber of Com astrous rout overy faint heart, every ing is city building on tho best pos
H. I . I ILLARD....BecreUrjr-Tre**ur«r merce, the Rotary Club, tho Canopus preacher of pessimism in bank, in of sible pinn.
o------------f l . A. NEEL____ __ General Manager Club, tho Woman’s Club nnd overy fice nnd in factory!
MEANS
A
GREAT
STEP FOR
other club in tho city to hnndlc. It
Some sny We cannot afford to ad
CURTIS RAKBER
WARD.
means something and it means you. vertise. Tile answer is, you cannot af
CIHCULAT10K KAVAOEE
-------------o------------ford not to ndvertiso.
Phone 148 up to 6 P. M.
One of tho most important items
SANFORD AND ORLANDO
Why advertise when jthoro is no
M w H IJ h R»U« Mad* Kaowa «u> ApgH«atl*a
o
f
news nppenring in tho daily prcsB
business to bo had 7 say others. Be
■ubMrlptlam Prio* la Ad»**?»
in
many years is thnt which tells of
Sanford nnd Orlando will have a big
.MOO
Dm Taa* ........................................
. 1.00 get-together meeting herii next Tues cause the only way to create busi tho efforts of tho cattle rnlBcrs of
Mi ................................. ........
D«llTtr*d la C llj b j C»ni*r
ness is by advertising.
D u W**k ................................................. 11 ° * ,tJ day night at the Chnnibcr of Com
Why advertise when wo hnvo no Floridn to securo tho pnssnge by tho
merce banquet nnd n get-together
money to loan? 'say some bankers; state legislature o f a state-wide cat
ttn ly o o ftn ScmlnoU Cduntj »od U pabll*i»d
m t j rrtdtjr. A dr* rtltlnr r»U» mul* known meeting between Sanford and Orlan nnd the answer is, no class ever need tle tick eradication measure. Hereto
«■ application. Democratlo la pcllUca. |S.I0 do means something. We do not infer
ed to cultivnto the public's favor more fore tho cattle men have, ns n rule,
par x»ar, alwapi In adcanoa.
by this remnrk that Sanford nnd Or
than bankers now do. Perhaps you been opposed to cattle dipping but
Member of The Associated Press
lando are sore on each other. Tho
ehnngcd conditions have brought a
Herald refuses to believe thut this so- nuiy have no money to loan today, as new viewpoint nnd they are quick to
fl« l
called feeling ever existed except in somo sny; but you nro not a good renlize and ndmlt that the interests
the minds o f a few over-zealous bnll banker if you fail to sell credit to o f Floridn can best be served by ban
The Dig Weekly Herald goes out t o - ' fans. The renl citizens of both cities every customer who has the proper ishing forever the pest which hns
A
day with ten pages filled with good have only the best of feeling for ench security with which to buy it.
caused the ban to be placer! on Flori
banker
borrows
money
from
his
de
other nnd have always pulled together
stuff.
dn
cnttle everywhere throughout tho
for the benefit of the two plnces. As positors and sells credit to his bor
-------------o------------United
States. The minute tho fed
Everybody out tonight for a big one who edited papers in both cities rowers. It is a merchandise transact eral authorities said Florida was
"A Community Builder”
time. We nil need it. It will take we enn safely say that no better ion.
barred, thnt minute spelled the doom
It
would
be
a
poor
merchant
who
bunch
o
f
boosters
ever
lived
than
those
oiT the moss ami make you feel like
o f the cattle Industry under present
F. P. FORSTER.......................................... President
in Orlando and they arc known by could not llnd ways to provide goods
kicking up your heels. Como out.
conditions. Great credit is due the
for
his
customers
so
long
as
they
their
works.
Life
is
too
short
for
------------ o ------------cattle men for their nrtion nnd rather
B. F. W HITNER..........................................Cashier
A Sanford man intely returned from any petty jealousies to exist between could pay. He is a poor banker who
comment
ns
“
I
told
you
stj,"
it
would
a trip down the stnte says that San people or between towns or cities or cannot find credit to sell ills custom
be much better for everybody to lend
ford is the most talked about place in states. Wo could never fathom thnt ers so long ns they nro able to pay
their
moral nid nnd support in
the state nnd everyone thinks it is the spirit nnd thnt is what prompts this the price anti assure the final redemp
straightening
out the tnriglo. The way
TH EATRE
RESORT
paper to sny that no such feeling real tion.
coming city—nnd so do we.
is
open
for
the
removal
o
f
the
quar
DANCE HALL
CAFE
ly ever existed between Sanford nnd
Newspaper publishers
intensify
-------------o------------Every time that the people of San- Orlando and if it did exist it has died their ways and means o f advertising antine. Thnt way is through the elim
--------------EL E C T R IC ----------ford can give a big time to visitors out long ago. The man or tho com- whenever business men lessen theirs. ination o f the tick. The government
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
and hold a big barbecue or fish fry munity that spends their time wntch- When business is dull tunny Indus ’ says this must be done; therefore
there
is
now
no
option
other
than
to
FOR
YOUR
PURPOSE
IN
A L L STYLES ANI) SIZES
or jamboree of some kind, you are ing the other fellow will never amount tries shut down, but when business
comply.
We
venture
the
prediction
advertising your city to the best ad- to anything. It is the person or the is dull live newspapers push out wth
at Reduced Prices
vantage,
tlet them here nnd keep community that gives everyone a greater vigor than ever before. They that within two years the cnttle men
them coming is the slogan.
square deal, helps everyone, takes a practice what they preach. Let others o f Florida will be glad that the pres
________ o -----------brand view of life ami knows no coment emergency has arisen.
Floridn
follow their preaching ami their exMnny cities nro adopting the cor- petition that gets by. Sanford and
will raise better grades o f cattle and
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, ample and soon once more would lie .
W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida
porntinn plan of building houses and Orlando have so many things in com- }uiJm|
musjc
progress the 1 10 atlH’ hkmen will ronp richer re
-------------------------PHONE-------------------------letting the city take care of the peo- mon that working together in thnt
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their !------*------investment nnd1 ’la WRITE,
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whir of the spindle, the throb of the
pie who cannot afford to pay cash for broad spirit o f friendly co-operation
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bor.— Lakeland Telegram.
their home,. And why not? Cities tor the ui.bull.linn of thl» entire
. oeonu.tiee, the ronr o ( the furnace,
------------ o------------are municipalise, nuido up of citizen, t inn will redound to our credit nml our
. , , 001,111 wont >e nine, nnen
GOV. SMALL TO RUN AGAIN.
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and these citizens are paying the tax- prosperity a hundred fold. Both cit the abounding spirit o f optimism.
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Credit
would
bo
restored
to
the
mor•»
es whether it be in the shape of real ies have been so busy with home nfSPRINGFIELD, III., Aug. 2(1— Gov. ••
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hi
nt
and
the
manufacturer.
The
taxes or in rents.
fairs that we have not had the time
Small will he a candidate for re-elec Y
------------ o------------to visit and hobnob together lately banker would no longer fear to do
The best Rond Material, crushed or screched. Flnelj
tion in H)2 I, Sen. Richard It. Mccnts,
The .Manufacturers Record has an but we intend to make the start next j business.
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ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walla
The spirit o f patriotism for bust- the governor’s closest political ally ••
editorial in this column on advert is- week and when these two cities take
and artificial stone work.
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ing thut every business man should up the freight rates and water rates ness is as vitally important in the nnd ills spokesman, said today. "Len
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read. And note what it says about and decide upon something definite nation's welfare as was the spirit of
Small never quit under fire in his ••
advertising in dull times and about there will be something doing. The patriotism for the war four years
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the newspapers keeping life in the city Orlando Reporter-Star has the follow- ago. Tile slacker then wns a coward. life," Sen. Mcents said. Gov, Small •>
BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME
when all else fails. That is what the ing about the meeting in Thursday's The slncker and the pessimist of t o is under indictment, charging con «>
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FLORIDA
LIME CO.
OCALA, FLA
day are doing the country infinitely spiracy nnd embezzlement, while he ••
Daily Herald is trying to bring 4o issue:
+
wns
state
treasurer.
your attention all the time. And don't
"Orlando and Sanford working to- more harm than did the slacker of
we take a touch of our own medicine gether could really accomplish soine- war times.—Mnnui'a' Hirers' Record
and keep things coming? You should tiling for this section, far more nny------------ o ------------tnke this lesson to heart nnd increase way than pulling against each other,
HOUSING CORPORATIONS
your advertising on the first day of But then those days have gone, they
September. You are making business were the days o f the ball feuds. We
The following from the Tampa
fo r yourself, making business for your hope Orlando and Sanford will never Times might lie applied to Sanford
town and helping the Daily Herald to have another Hull team pitted against with equally beneficial results:
each other as both are too anxious to
grow into a ldg city daily.
Municipalities are waking up to the
win and can't see the other fellow's fact that the greater proportion of
shortcomings."
FISHING
the popfflution owning homes, the
-------------o------------more interested, progressive and en
We wnnt every man who loves the T R I E GOSPEL OF ADVERTISING. terprising its citizenry becomes, nnd
sport of fishing, we want every man
the greatest development is achieved
who wants to see tourists here, we Come Therefore, and I Will Adver in all worthwhile progress toward the
wnnt every man who likes fair play
tise Thee— Nos, XXIV: 14.
ideal city.
and we want every man who is engag
The latest convert to this truth is
And l Thought to Advertise Thee.—
ed in the fishing business commercial
Pittsburg. The chamber o f commerce
Ruth, IV:I.
ly to read the article on the front page
o f Pittsburg hns formed a "housing
o f the Herald today. It is a letter
From the earliest of Biblicnl days corporation" and hns set its aim for
from Senator Fletcher regarding the the vnlue of advertising has been 2,000 new homes for next year to re
restocking’ of the Seminole county more and more clearly seen. In one lieve the acute rent situation, and enlakes with fish. And he says dis way or another through all the ages itble people to get under Iheir own
tinctly that unless tills county and men have realized that without pub roof.
other counties in Florida pass some licity or advertising their efforts
There is offered to the man who
kind of an adequate fish law that will would be in vain. The "mighty pomp wants a home, cheap money, construc
protect the fish when they are spawn and circumstance o f war," the tri tion at about one-half the usual cost,
ing the government will not help any umphal processions of the old Romnns and expert supervision without charge
o f tiie counties. Do you get that ? We
the varied means adopted to send in — all without profit to the housing
hope this advice from our senator will
formation throughout ail empires in corporation, which is being swamped
sink into the thick hides of those peo
olden days ,down to the tremendous with applications. Officers of the cor
ple who for years have persistently
displayed advertising campaign o f poration are giving their time and
muddied the waters every time some
the British government in stirring a business experience without hope of
good fish legislation was before the
reward except in building a better
nation’s pn’ riotisin, nnd raiding an
Florida legislature. And with all due
Pittsburg— this is the real "Pittsburgrespect to the fishermen of Florida we army o f 5,0('0,000 volunteeis. ami plus!”
Bankers, material dealers,
ho
wnnt to say that the majority of them similar advertising work by
builders and the like have swung ell- j
want good laws passed that will pro American go •eminent to sell Lrvvty tliusiasticnlly into line. Money
is '
tect tiie fish for they realize that un bonds, were all merely a broad nnd available, nt the legal rate o f (J per
less protective laws are passed that ever-growing realization of the power cent, without any bonus; material men
there will soon lie an end to fishing of advertising.
arc shaving profits to the bone, nnd 7,Without advertising England could 000 lots have been listed as available
and to their living. But the trouble
In the past lias been that so many not have raised its mighty volunteer sites.
men go to the legislature with no army; without advertising the United
The housing corporation has
no
idea of what the state needs in the States could not have found 20,000,- money. And it insists thnt every
wny of good fishing laws and good 000 bond buyers,
house be fully financed before a brick
game laws and they tangle up the,
The snnu> power o f advertising is put on the lot. It requires that the
good tills with all kinds of foolish could now "sell" prosperity to the prospective home owner have at least
amendments until now the fish laws whole country .There is enough to 20 per cent of the cost. Then it finds
are not adequate to protect the fish write about and talk about in ndver- a first mortgage taker for him for 04
and the fish ure getting scarcer and Using to stir thc*nation to a reallza- per cent of the vuluo, nml also finds,
—
tlon o f our country’s limitless re if necessary, an Institution thnt will
sources and illimitable development take the remaining 20 per cent on sec
ond.
potentialities.
The corporation hns eleven bnsic
J^IPPERED
\RDINES
The poworf of nil-pervading, allplans
worked out by the nble archi
compelling advertising work, literally
tects
with
specifications complete.
alive with tho fire of truth and en
For an appetizing lunch dish,
tliu.intim, wnul<l <iulckon ovoiy"heart " ° us« ot ,our;
" ix
*ev' "
which is easy to prepare try
l» » t, would thrill every American,
C
.0” ™ n
“ ' “ 'ip
,from $750 to $1,000 a room. From
Curtis’ Kippered Hurdines gar
would stimulate tho young to deeds
these eleven bnsic plans there nro a
nished with lemons ami Syimnr
ISN’T TH AT WORTH W HILE?
of achievement in the business world
number of variations to suit the taste
Brand Stuffed Olives.
to match the achievements and the
of individuals. The houses nro modest,
glory o f the battlefield, and would stir but substantial ami comfortable, with
Tho Kippured Sardines also
afresh the blood o f the old. The flag every modern convenience; good to
make tasty sandwiches when
of America's patriotism unfurled in look at, but not Hhowy.
used with mnynnnnisu.
advertising, rightly done, the bugle
The housing corporation is applying
call to work, the drum bents, to the man who wants a homo the
"Charge,” would lend us onward to methods by which mass production hns
commercial power and glory and pros- been successful and giving him the
poriy as worthy of praiso ns ever!benefit of saving in costs. ApplicaWBLAKA BLOCK
tiie
work of tho hnttlcfield.
|tjons for houses are grouped into
Phonos 497*494
Then down with the pessimism of blocks o f ten or more to get tho benc-
nnd it is only u question o f
SANFORD DAILY HERALD scarcer
time before something drastic will
THE HERALD PRINTING C0M Inc.
i: Consider the Element of Re
Preparedeness
which a savings account gives.
H There are many other advantages, too
vital but secondary.
K Be prepared for every opportunity
that comes—every emergency that aris
es as you go.
H A bank account is the best way to sure
preparedness for the future.
First National Bank
MISTER
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
OCALA LIMESTONE
TROWEL BRAND
“ Speaking o f
Ii'vin Cobb points out that feminine shopping- does
not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for
everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction
involving money.
As a country minister once declaimed: “ King Solo
mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only
partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left.
But they are in the minority. Today most women—as
well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a
sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy
ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the
throes of old-time “ shopping trips” and at the same time
get a better and bigger money’s worth.
Most women read the advertisements that appear
every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of
keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno
vations and improvements. They know just where to
go for “ this” and who in town keeps “ that.”
When they shop they generally know just what they
want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their
knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques
tioning and haggling.
The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of
shopping.
Deane Turner
Sanford Daily Herald
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921
Il»ppenlng«
Mention of
Hillers,n 9Hflf
i'ersonst Itunm
ofinterest
In and About
S The City S
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pig night tonight.
j
|t Lawson has returned from a
business trip to Miami.
Shuuld rain interfere the dance will
b,.*held in the Valdez Hotel.
CLEAN OLD NEWSPAPERS for anlo |
„ i Joe’s Smokehouse.
120-fltc *
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K T. drown, of Tampa, was a busi
n e s s visitor in the city today.*
dus k Roadster for sale. New tires
anil is ill first class.mechanical con
dition. I!. A: 0. Motor Co.
12D-tfc
Unman li. Curry, of .lacks nwlli*
wa, a business visitor hero today.
(let u repaired tire to use as extra.
>or,f tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston.
110-2(ite
Ja- r .Young, o f Atlanta, was in
the iitv yesterday transacting busi
ness,
(JbI a repaired tiro to use as extra.
Km-.! tires for $'J.OU.— S. A. Huston.
110-20tc
i it. dlaekburn, of Augusta, Ga.,
is :.|.emliii■; some time her attending
tn business.
I <I .-peed Wagon for sale. Slight
ly usd mid is a bargain for the price
we are a-king. It you need a truck,
in us at mice,— II. & O. Motor Co,
120-tfc
1 IV dull, of Citrn, Flu., was regis
tered at the Montezuma yesterday,
while m the city attending to busi
ness.
Summary of the
Floating Small
Tflka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Renders
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Fine business! Old Tentp.
is down today to HH and the
weather is Just Ideal for the
wedding and dance tonight.
The temperature for several
•lays has been down to Zero
with the bride ami groom and
they have Irecn shaking in
their shoes on account of .the
Idg affair tonight. O, boy,
Ain’ t we got fun? (with all
due reftpeet to the Itride). Hut
getting back to the weather,
'‘ain't we got fine weather?"
5:10 A. M. AUGUST 2f,TII
Maximum ......................... hh
Minimum ........................... oh
Itnnge ................................ 7j
Harumeter .........................20.02
Rain, trace; culm and clear.
PAGE FIVE
TRAIN PASSENGERS
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KICK ON LONG WALK
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 20,— The
state railroad commission will meet
here September 2 to hear a petition
and determine whether the comfort
and convenience of passengers re<|uiro the gates at the north end of
the concursc of the union
station
here to be kept open. The gates are
at the Hay street entrance to the sta
tion anti being closed permanently per
sons are forced to walk some distance
from the cars on Hay street to the
main entrance.
To Our Out Of Town* Friends
Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that
you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at
every store on that day and especially the real bargains
at our place.
And To Our Sanford Friends
“ WE’ RE AFIRE,” LAST
MESSAGE FROM A iit s iiir
as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make
Sanford's leading Gents store your headquarters all day.
You can bring your packages to us and check them. We
will take care of them for you. In making engagements
with your friends on that day tell them you will meet
them at—
HOW DEN, Eng., Aug., 26.— "The
ship's back is broken. We are afire
and fulling. We
This was the last message sent out
from the ZR-2, whose wireless offi
cer, Lieut. V. II. Wickc, remained
gallantly at his post to the lust mo
ment.
jI
Although facing certain death, £
Wicks stuck to his post to the Inst, *
it was believed, front the fact that •{•
his message was broken in the mid- A
idle.
jj
1A
* I OFFICERS SCENT
MOONSHINE RING.
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RICHMOND, Vo., Aug. 2d.—‘’ Al
though
we could no tgive conclusive
gia and North Carolina. Mr. Hood
proof
o
f
the statement in court we
talked Sanford wherever lie went and
he states that many people are com have every reason to believe that
there is a strong and well financed
ing to Florida litis winter.
bootlegging and moonshiiditg ring
We have at present in stock one operating in Virginia for a radius of
slightly used Hupmobile that wo are it) miles of the city," said Prohibition
offering for stile at a reasonable price. Commissioner Smith today. “ Within
If you wnnt the best for your money, this radius state and federtd agents
have captured innumerable stills and
see us at once.— H. & O. Motor Co.
120-tfc the end is not yet."
A. Knnner, the hustling Sanford j CANADIAN !■H1.1 (ill I kit SINKS,
avenue merchant, leaves for
the |
northern markets today where lie will
SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 20.— Lifeptirebuse hits full and winter goods.
boats from tile freighter Canadian
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1 Importer are making for land from
latitude 21).-I!) north, longtitude l (1.25
A NUMBER of crate mill and saw
west,
with the ship in a sinking conmill laborers can get permanent em
ditiin
.according to a radio message
ploy merit under first class working
conditions at fair wages at our new received here today from the steam
mill near Bartow, Fla.— Roux Crate ship Cordova. The Canadian lmportei
Co., Bartow, Fla.
!2l>-0tc was a Canadian government mer
chant marine vessel and left Vancou
The Trade Extension Committee re ver, B. C., Aug. 12, for Adelaide via
port a fine time at Oviedo yesterday Auckland, Sydney and Melbourne.
but not so many members of the com The latitude anti bmgtltude is given
mittee were present. Thursday aftcr- from a point 022 miles southwest of
ho Columbia river. All aboard are be
ternoon is a Dad one for a trip.
lieved to have been saved.
Ws
m ar /s
San ford , F la .
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•- '»">'« could you expect? If you were
dissatisfied, it was your own fault,
H'diih rente to the public charneterizL'H the majority of these companies.
Also, the private business grits its
teeth and rides through when storms
come; hut public utilities throw up
Chtfsificd advertisements, 3 cents a line. No nil taken for less ihsrtheir hands in horror, shed hitter tears
2.3 cent*, and positively no classified .tils charged to anyone. Gash
ard cry for raise in rates. They are
must accompany all orders. Count Jive words to a Hue and remit ac
more pathetic titan independent.
it is all right for public utilities to
cordingly.
ask for co-operation, and as long as
WANTED ROOMS— Wanted three or
they give satisfactory service at
four furnished or
unfurnished
reasonable rates they are entitled to
FOR
KENT—
One
office
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m
F
i
r
s
t
rooms,
couple
without
children.
Per
it, hut as long as the attitude is taken
street.
Apply
A.
P.
Connelly.
manent.
Address
"I!"
care
of
Herald.
that every ‘ knock is a boost' they arc
125-tfc
12U-5tc
open for justified 'knocks.'— Florida
FOR RENT—One room and kitchen
Metropolis.
ette, 2 lt) French Ave.
128-fitp
MIL TICK OF FLORIDA IS A
FOR it ENT— Furnished front room, LOST— Bunch of keys with mime oil
them. Finder return to W. C. Bill
200 Park Ave.
120-Gt#
STRANGE CRITTER.
at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re.
ward.
120-tltPj
The Florida tick is the strangest
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
LOST
FOR SALE
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger,
11)20
fitter in the world.
FOR SALE— Rose No. I seed, Irish
model for sale. New tires, looks good TEMPLE BOY SCOUTS TONIGHT
Somcsay—and who among us can
potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A.
PUBLIC UTILITIES AND THE
and runs good. We are offering this
deny it?— this little critter is the best Bruntley.
121-tfe
PUBLIC GENERALLY
car for $U(i(i.OO less than list price.—
The members of the troop of scouts
politician in the state.
FOR SALE— Medium b Izu safe. Ap
H. A » . Motor Co.
121)-tfc at the Baptist Temple will hold their
The tick, like ltampio’s ghost, will
ply 102 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
A Florida public utility company in
regular meeting tonight at 7:21). The
I not lie downed. He smiles at the ef
Street.
01-01.
a
Florida
city
advertises:
Mi is. Uavid Speer, CJeorge De- boys are urged to he there promptly
forts made to dethrone him.
The
"A
public
utility
is
a
free
mark
for
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—One
Cole 8,
t’oties and Schelle Mailtos, were in and the meeting will last but one hour.
* kaiser never surpassed him in power.
5
passenger
roadster.
Will
take
the
knocker.
.
.
MeL.
Wednesday and Thursday on
"Perhaps no other one kind of l.tisi,,et'f •"
''seized; Mate |1(jht l<lir Ils pnrt p„ymo„ t. Call flit)
legal i is mess,
PLOT TO KILL
ness is in a position to be ‘knocked’ |" ml l‘V<1’ ,|“ 1 ,"ms I"™ '''"1 ll* " hiP* W. First street.
115-tfc
OI1REGON DISCOVERED. more <t,„„
it,,. l unite iutilities.
ti:ii■j1IU
ment; other bans—Cuba,
for
instance
rrrm
—
— d..eld m---vi,i—
titan
the
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One
g-H
all
stone
fill*'KEN DINNER, Sunday noon
“ As if by common consent we have I !Mt' expected .and the induatiy hero
ami ■■vetting, Gray Gables, on tho
lined refrigerator, Ir>0 pound ca
MEXICO, CITY, Aug. 20.— 'The been for years the old reliable 'gout.* 1
the State is manaced.
beach, Seabreeze, Fla.
Phono 491.
pacity. Call 510 W. First Street.
discovery of an alleged plot to as
"It
is
so
easy
to
bawl
out
the
man
The
Legislature is the only body
llfl-tfc
Free bath houses.
74-Frl-St*flm
sassinate President Obregon resulted who reads your water meter or w ho' that can attend to the tick. But it
last evening in the arrest of General meets you when you come into your does not. Prior to its session the tick FOR SALE—8-room house with all
•'be people are in the city today,
modern convenience, excellent rcwas the object o f fire; editorial and
being attracted by the big doings to- Jesus Salas Lopez, commander of a office.
"An error or discrepancy o f 22 cents political guns were trained on Mr. pair. Private water works, in desirright
the many special sales o f; H" m11 ho(|y o f tr" nI,H
t,K* »tuto o f
the im-r hants.
i Morelos, Annstacio Savedrn, and on your bill riles up your feelings and Tiek and he was lleeing for his life, j «hle location. Reasonable terms. Apt<* Owner, oil) W • b irst Street,
Fernnndtno Gonzales Gomez, accord- spoils your disposition more than any feariag that he saw tho handwriting
lllJ-Lfe
on the wall, hut he did not give lip.
•
‘'■1 I your old mattress to Bradley ing to an announcement by the chief 23 cents ever should.
"And so it gets to be more or less a Not by a long shot! He packed his FOR HALE— 21) acres good orange
Make them like now, for o f police o f Mexico City.
Imhit.
grip and Went to Tallahassee, where
grove land situated within a mile of
Jn.nn. n li,. new cotton mattress only
"It is a great game—if you happen he mixed and mingled with the mem- 'Geneva. The land lias not been dear
a slightly used
ISO" liiinrantecd. B00 W. Soutli
see N. II. to hu on the right end of the hammer. born of the Legislature, handed out cd but has a hearing orange grove
St., i )i laiido, Fla.
122-20tc
"It would lie humorous if it were cigars and proved his <|iiu!ificntlons I bordering it. This tract of land can lie
GARNERnot almost tragic—aeuseless in the for membership in tho Good Fellow s', bought at a real bargain. For hill
lb, Hoard of Governors of the
1 Ford, 11)21
light of the bigger common interest. Club.
particulars address "C " cure o f the
Snr.i■,<-1 t'hamber of Commerce are
1 Hurt, 1021.
"Maybe there would h.t fewer
lot,i ', forward to a l>ig crowd at the
Mr. Tick’s lobbying was successful, j Herald office.
118-tfp
1 Buick 4, 1D20.
I. n « Tuesday night.
'knocks' if you realized that a public The Legislature enacted no law
1 Oldsmohile Truck, 1020,
Post cards—local views— lc each at
utility is hut a group of human beings against him. "He’s a jolly good folAT REAL BARGAINS
the Herald office.
Terms to suit your pocket b o o k . 'giving their lives to a work which low," was the word, anti our idea is
"■I Mrs. J. D. Hood have roFOR SALE—Strawberry plants, cer
130- !tc 1benefits you more than it does them. live and let live!"
Horn a trip to points in Geor- at Williams’ Garage,
tified by State Plant Board, $2 per
"Perhaps you don’ t realize that in
The critter is now in the entile .
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thousand
f. o. It. Lake Mary. Farina
'knocking' your public utility you are country, eating three plank steaks
.
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* >}»!••:•'I"’J■;*•!*■!*'«•+ lessening their effectiveness as the
, •
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iStrawberry Darden, Lake Maty, c la.
regularly—ami waiting for the next
J"!)-I2tc
agency to which you must look for i
session o f the Legislature.
the fundamental services that eiiyhlc ,
j.,.|iplii s, M utiiinery ..
III the meantime the cry "Dawn
Im
the t.iwn to function and grow.
the
E
n.
with the tick!" is again being raised. c0" "
“ If you must use your hammer, use
But this does v'»t frighten Mr. FOR SALE —I Oldsmohile truck, $500.
it fur same constructive purpose.
Tick. He has heard it before. It is an I Uuuviuiui automobile, $200; 1 Buick
"Anybody can "knock" hut it is old story. He’ll lust let them shout 4, $ 100, Tho above cars are real bar
bigger citizenship am bettor business ; lh(1|),u ,ivi.s hoarse, and then when tho gains. Terms to fit your pocket book.
I*
you can got any make you want. And the prices
to loud a helping hand.
| r, Prosenta»ivos get together ho will At Williams1 Garage, N, it. Garner.
and terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
And as Shnkesporo says: ’ Every , ,)roVp |,(s ability as a politician!
101-tfc
Hie best in Used Automobiles. Wo have both quantity
knock is n boost’."
Empires rise and fall.
Customs
-‘tnd quality.
TOURING CAR, $ 100, time payment.
This is, in a large measure, the at change. But this tenacious critter
Bargain for cosh,
lit) Oak Ave
Below are a few, which we guarantee to he as
titude of public utilities, which is the ticks orv forever. There is no stop
nue.
J2f)-0tp
represented;
reason the public "knocks" them. They ping hilt). The hie thing we have to
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
criticize the public, hold them up to look forward to Is the hook he may
Herald—by
Hie pound— 15c.
ridicule
and
accuse
their
patrons
of
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
some day write. "How I Tick ’ Em
the
same
things
against
which
they
Offff in ’ Florida."— Florida metropo F’OR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
protest.
lis.
Ires
and residence, facing lake. A
HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
But the public utilities are slowly
snap.
Box
117,
120-(Rp
BUICK, 1917 Model, 6-passenger Roadster
realizing that they are dependent upShoes should he cheaper this win- FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of
BUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger.
on the public. For many a year their tur MonJ |li(ju lmH i)ccn tanned this
West Side Grocery. Phono 1(ID.
FORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.— Sold.
attitude was "the public he damned,"; sl,mnU3r than ever before.
130-tfe
and this attitude has not entirely d is -,
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* ALL anti LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
: FOR SALE— Chandler 7 passenger
•{• appeared, hut it Ts rather ridiculous
Reports from Russia indicate that
touring car, 1020 model. In perfect
: for these public service organizations
the ruble is worth a little more,, al co. dltio i. Would consider smaller
j to feel that they should bo above re- though still worthless.
car in part payment.Address Box
|pronch when they constantly repronch
54, Os,toon, Fin.
122-2tp
the public for Ub shortcomings. WhntWe can’t expect a Inrge import bus
J
1
ever
criticism
public
utilities
have
re
•
AT A V / A V 1 Q . V V «
Post enrds— local views— lc each at
ceived they have brought upon them iness wo provide butter docking facili the Herald office.
209 PARK AVE.
-:SANFORD, FLA.
selves. A number of reasons are re- ties three miles out.
i ) sponsible, chief of which is, perhaps,
W AN TED
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
Tho world nows the day It happens,
tho nonchalnnco with which these or___
_
'gnnizntions have given service.
If dellvored at your door each evening, WANTED— Toam work. Inquire M.
and SERVICE
Hanson Shoe Shop.
121 28tp
h-PPon-l to be .attafled, w hatU bc Ih. » . . k .
IF U WANT,.::
o You Want
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
PAINTS
------AND------
WALL PAPER
SUN-PROOF PAINT
MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS
CLIMATE
Make Your House Smile With
SUN-PIIOOF PAINT
SANFORD PAINT
STORE II.SON,A. HALVER
Proprietor
Wclakii Block
Sanford, Fla.
Well, why shouldn’t the war profiteers have a vacation? Tho poor
chaps need arrest.
Another obstacle in the way o f
pence is the fact that the milk o f hu
man kindness won’t satisfy a thirst
fo r the cream of foreign trade.
if you can’ t lick your .enemy, tho
only way to retain your self-respect
Is to turn pious and forgive him.
--------------,-------Fortunately, you <•- ’t judge a
mnnY worth to the race by the kind
f cir
that is nam.'J for him.
Anti so Mr. Harding really wears
a 10Vj shoe. How firm a foundation.
We lmve the most com
plete line of
Elver cl’.splayed in San
ford
Let us figure with you
on your requirements
Also exclusive agents
for
SHERW IN-W ILLIAM S
Paints and Varnishes
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
fcctionntv old undo, Billy Sutton. by Mrs. A. W. Lee, who was awarded * * * * * * * *
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‘ These relatives seated, the ushers a box of Azurea powder.
*
^themselves ninrehed in couples to a
Following the card game Mrs. Law- *
position along tho .left end of the son served fruit sherbet and angel A
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor,
court house steps. Then the bride’s fond cake as refreshments.
*
Rhone 2I7-W
mnids beautifuly gowned in rninbow
Among thoso present worn: Mrs. * * * * * * * * * * *
Icolors and picture hats
followed
Archie Betts, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs.
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
!
(daintil/ in single file to position op- A. W. Lee, Mrs. Howard Overlln,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Saturday— Tho Children's Story Hour posite the ushers.
These exquisite Airs. John C. Smith, Mrs. D. C. Mar
The pastor will begin tomorrow
will be held at tho Central Park at -maidens were personated by Messrs lowe, Mrs. Henry Purdon, and Mrs. morning a very important and inter
Robert Deane, Sam Yountx, Dens, Mo* Fred Daiger.
esting series of sermons on "Tho
.five o ’clock.
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IGeo, Peabody and Pcarmnn and rad
FundnmeutnlH of a Truly Religious
Life.” FNory momhor of the church
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daiger, sr„ left inntly enjoyed their unaccustomed atAUTO THIEVES
ns well as every one desiring to un
this morning for their homo in Tampa tiro'. Hodgson Ball in a Buster Browr
after spending the week hero visiting suit xif blue then appeared bearing a
derstand these important constructive
AR E ARRESTED
relatives.
huge ring on a very small satin pilolomonts in the development of truest
A T LA K E L A N D character and happiest life, ought to
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[low. The flower girls following with
1 Mrs. Ella LetTler and her house baskets o f posies were Leslie Hill and
attend nnd hear these sermons..
guests returned homo yesterday from Mr. Niblncki After all these had Two Men n re’ Lawyers Who Are Al*
The subject o f the night sermon at
. leged to Be Implicated
a delightful motor trip to tho West gracefully arranged themselves in a
8:00 o’clock will be- ‘The Profits of
f
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•
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the Religious Life.” Christian En
Coast, visiting Tampa, Clearwater, St. f«n "hoped grouping on the steps, the
LAKELAND, Aug.
27.— Deputy deavor meets at 7 p. m. Bible school 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 .
Petersburg and Pass-a-Grillc.
|maid of honor, John Leonard! plcturcs______
quely tracked in satin and tulle, pre- S heriff John Purvis of Polk county,, meets at 0:45 a. m. Come.. A hearty
Mrs. A. D. Key, Miss Clearc Walker |ceded the bride, Mr. E. A. Douglas, working in connection with Sheriff welcome awaits you.
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and her mother, nrc expected home to- who came in leaning upon the support- John Poutfhcr and Deputy Sheriff Dbday from Asheville, N. C., where they big arm of her father, Mr. L. I*, Shong of Hordco county, believe they
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Woodruff. She was a picture o f love- have broken up one. o f the largest auMr. Brownlee has returned to Snnhave spent the summer.
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lihess, as she took her place at tho , tomohUe thievery rings ekisting in the nrd, nnd will preach at 11 a. m., n’ -ii
Miss Sara Wight and little Miss B il-' top of the, decorated platform where Utote by placing under arrest the ai- 8 p. m., Sunday. All the services of
lie Bouehelto Wight have returned the groom, Mr. Schclle Moines and lege^ ringleaders of tho^ gang, J. G. tite church nro now resumed.
F r o m t h e f o r e s t t o y Ou
from Camp Junaluska, N. C.
bis best man, Mr. Howard Smith, were Flynn o f thiH city and J. M. Lee of
Sorviccs Sunday ns follows:
By
eliminating
all o f tho wnstc, over half of tho labor, nil of the
.
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'awaiting her. A breathless pause and Wnuchuln.
Sunday School, 0:45 n. n\.
iniddlo
man’s
profits
nnd by delivering a home on record time direct
In connection with the disposition o f
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Y. Bryan have reH°l> Holly, stepped forward in
Preaching, 11 a. m.
from the forest to you
turned from an extended motor trip M l regimentals and read a ceremony the stolen cars, Lee is said to have
Senior C. E., 7 p. m.
to the West Coast, visiting Tampa, full of wit and local hits. During named T. Hart Gctzen, an attorney o f
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW S
Preaching, 8 p. m.
Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Wall ‘ his process the groom became so this city, and W. O. Murrell, an ntThe public cordially invited to these
Put Tremendous Savings in Yolir Pockets
Springs, Fort Myers and Arcadia, embarrassed that he had first
to tornoy o f Wnuchulln, ns having been services.
Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built
While in Arcadia they attended the loosen his collar and finally attempted instrumental in tho sale of the cars
according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the
wedding o f Miss Kate Carlton nnd Roy
esenpe which was prevented by the by furnishing the actual thieves with
BAPTIST SERVICES.
host of materials, at a great saving. Their economy is worth invest!,
f strong arm of the best man. After forged hills of sale so that a purchasAppleby.
t
Sunday School, 1):.10 a. in.
gating.
ln hair breadth venture near to an in- cr could he given an appaiently clear
Preaching by Dr. Hynun, "Tho
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
Mr. ami Mrs. Emmett Monroe Hunt terrupted wedding, the knot was tied, t i t l e . .................................
Mysts of Life,” 11 a .m.
showing
in
natural
colors many attractive, money-saving homes.
and Attractive little daughter Joyce, and the maid o f honor threw hack the
l he officers also placed these men
Young People, 7 p. m.
are expected home today from Forsyth voluminous veil disclosing the face of under arrest.
Preaching by Dr. Hyman, "Good
A . C. T U X B U R Y LUMBER CO.
Gn., where they have been the guests the bride. Congratulations followed 1 According to Lee s alleged confesLuck,”
8
p.
m.
of the former’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. after the respective families of the "ion, when a car was stolen one of
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW , Dept. 18-K
Welcome.
Hunt were extensively entertained interested parties had
successfully the tWr> attorneys would be notified o f
S O C IE T Y
THE CHURCHES
DIAMONDS
$300.00
P er
C arat
Fine White
McLaulin, The Jeweler
A Cozy Hom e
CHARLESTON, S. C.
during their pleasant visit.
calmed their emotions enough to ex- the theft and were given the numbers
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'
press themselves. Tho most amazing Hint were to he placed on the engine * * * * * * * * * * *
ENTZMINGER BROTHERS
The many friends of Mrs. Joeliar- Mature of this amazing farce was the of the motor so that a bill o f sale *
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
raid will he pleased to learnthat she enhanced beauty o f its players
by could he made and held available in . *
LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA.
SERVICES
is improving after her recent illness, their feminine frills and fripperies for the attorney s office, that the crooks *
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and hope to see her again soon.
absurd as it was from beginning to might he protected or the car disposed,.*
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
28TH
of.
end, that really and truly was as ilni
A full set of dies that could lie *
SWIMMING PARTY IN HONOR OF and handsome a wedding party as one
Subject: “ CHRIST JESUS”
h
used
in such alterations were found 'P
is likely to gaze upon for many
VISITOR
in Flynn's home at the time of his ar *
*
Mrs. F. R, Langley was the charm- moon* Sunday School .....10:00 a . in. *
rest.
ing hostess Thursday evening at a
...
11:<)(l a. m. *** ,
t it is understood here that Murrell -i- Church Service.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
swimming and supper party at Crys
*
*
has
divulged
important
information
to
tal Lake in compliment to hur house
Yesterduy, being the fourtli birth the Hardee county authorities and it * Women's Club Iildg., Oak Ave., *
guest, Miss Teague Simmons, of
day anniversary, Master Billie Thig is expected that other arrests will folAll nrc welcome
*
Mountvillc, N. C.
pen invited a number of his little low, as it is believed the gang was a
*
The guests including Misses Agnes
friends to help him celebrate tht oe- well organized one and was operating
* * * * * * * * * * *
Dumas, Marilu Brown, Scrita Lake,
cumon.
throughout the entire state.
Daphne Wimhish, Helen Peck, Flor
The house was prettily decorated in
Flynn and Lee are at the present
EXPLOSION WRECKS TRAIN.
4*
ence and Ethel Henry, Mr. and Mrs.
pink
and
green.
The
dining
table
had
time
under charges ill Tampa for havRobert Hines, Messrs. Raymond Phil
CORDELK, Grt., Aug. 27.— Nine
lips, Paul Luke, G. W. Spencer, Allen for its centerpiece the wonderful ing been implicated in the thefts of
freight cars were demolished and four
Jones, Harry Wimhish, Walter nnd drthday cake, topped with four tiny bars at that point.
Deputy Sheriff Purvis arrested At- cars and the engine derailed when
Hawkins Connelly, Don Whitcomb, pink candles in rose holders. Tho re
freshments
of
ice
cream
and
inditornoy
Getxen nniTT'lyn today, sliort- Atlantic, Birmingham and Atlantic
Ed. and John Meisch,
vidual cakes, each topped with a tiny 1ly after noon, and placed them In the railrond freight train, No. Oil, bound
candle, carried out the pretty color county jail at Bartow,
to Atlanta, ran into a charge o f
SOCIETY WEDDING
scheme.
I Leo, who was associated with Flynn explosives set by alleged train wreck
After ten days of puzzled question
All sorts of Childish games were »» the operation or the North Street ers five miles east of here this m orn
ing that mysterious wedding has gome
played by the youngsters, during the garage in this city, and Attorney ing.
to pass. Last evening an immense
I afternoon.
Murrell were placed under arrest at
A negro hrakenuin was injured by
crowd gathered in front of the court
Mrs. Thigpen was assisted, in en- ' Wnuchuln, also one Deegan Jones.
the explosion and 70 head of cattle
house to watch and wait for the sntJafactlon of that curiosity which had tertalning the children, by Mrs. Ed
Gctzen, of this city, and Murrell, at- i were- killed outright in four stock
i™ wl„ K
z,,r “r! u » « , m L » c i m w ,, b . ^ . c m * ,"■;»»»■ . , - % * * , < » ; » * » » n n M
cars.
The railroad officials immediately
aid gave out tidbits o f information At Zachary, Margaret Britt and Camilla
^ ^utomnb'ile™
" * ‘ " P°"n "
; tarted an investigation.
the first sounds of Miss Mabel Bow- ' Gens.
Lee, arrested by the Wnuchuln au
ler’s glorious voice hi “ I Love You • * Those onjoy ing Master Billie’s hosthorities Thursday, is said to have
Truly,” a great silence fell and nt the pitnlity, were: Charles Betts, Charles
A London idectrlcian has establish
mnde a confession and
implicated
1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49
well known strains of Loliengrinn's Britt, Margaret Britt, Bohhie Mared
a museum o f electrical equipment
eight or nine others.
Iiridnl March titters began which lowc, Wilson Smith, Betty McKinnon,
It seems the method o f operating from the earliest known to the most
grew Into an uproarous shout as the Frederick Daiger, Kathleen Adams, was:
A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTR A
modern.
wedding party swept grandly into Earl Estridge, Bryan Higgink, CnAfter having stolen a car the tires
view. Once more the dear public milla ------,
Deas, ..........
Richard_ .Dens, Braxton ami
T W W ASH INGTON DC 515 P 14
and cushions were cnanged,
changed, tne
the een- In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir
showed its love for a hoax.
i Vikins, Billie Zachary, Francis Rou- gjlu,H wero ,10t on|y swapped for ene
cuit, Seminole County, Florida.
The ushers, Messrs. Ball, Dulmse, mlllnt
JASMINE INK CORPN
uillnt, Wyman Ilarvurd, Sherwood ,rjnt.3 in other cars Imt the engi
— Hi Chancery
„ ine
Lloyd, Kirtley, Curlett nnd Caswell, Harvard, Margaret and Franklin numbers also changed. Then, it is
came in first, bringing in the family Bennett. *
5 H ALL ST NORFOLK VA
FORECLOSURE CITATION
alleged, the thieves would go to one
of the bride. Mrs. W. F. Blackman,
of Hu* attorneys implicated in the deni
gcorgeoiisly attired as a Tit inn-haired
GOVERNMENT AG AIN AW ARDS
NINE SEM1NOLES BRIDGE CLUB. and secure a fake bill of sale so that Peoples Bank of Sanford, a corpora
mother in Israel, Miss Deager, Miss
tion,
Complainant,
the car could he .Imposed of without
JASMINE
INK
CORPORATION
Mrs. J. B .Lawson entertained tlie
Britain Morrison and Mr. Akers, as
vs.
any trouble.
her daughters anil Robert Herndon as members of the Nine Scminolcs
Hardee county authorities have pre Lewis Kinard and Mary E. Woinort,
BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL
Uncle ikey, the family of the groom, Bridge Club most delightfully yester ferred charges o f forget y and con
executrix of the estate of William
fresh from the country, Miss Virginia day afternoon. There being two ta spiracy against Gctzen and Murrell,
SIZES A N D MUSCILAGE QUARTS.
Weinert, trading as Win. We inert &
Smith impersonating widowed moth bles of players.
Company, Seminole County Bank, a
and Fyntr and Lee are being held on
OVER
TH IRTY COMPETITORS.
A ve"y interesting game of bridge
er with her baby daughter, Martha
corporation, Defendants.
charges of stealing automobiles.
F’ itts and her moat thoughtful and af- was played, high score being made
JASMINE QUALITY W IN S AGAIN.
Gctzen is a prominent attorney of To Mary E. Weinert, executrix of the
estate o f William Weinert, trading
Lakeland and the authorities say it
GEORGE DEEDMAYER,
as Win. Weinert & Company, in
♦ 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 4 4 4 4 4 is claimed by Lee that the garage
care (if James Gay'Gordon, 710-723
hack o f tile Getzen home in DixieSALES MANAGER.
4 land was used for storing stolen autos
North American Building,
Broad
J arid also to make Changes in cars so
and Hansom Streets, City of Phila
y that they could not be identified.—
delphia, County of Philadelphia, and
V
Tampa Tribune.
State of Pennsylvania,
NOTICE
It
appearing
from an affidavit of
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Telfair Knight, that he is of Counsel
i : HEAD STUFFED FROM
for Peoples Bunk of Sanford, n cor
CATARRH OR A COLD i poration, the complainant in the above
styled cause, and that you’ arc u resi
* Sayfl Cream AppUod In* Nostrils *
<> Opens Air Passages Right Up. <> dent of a state other than the State
of Florida, that there is no person
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Instant relief— no waiting, Y ou r1a subpoena upon whom would hind
clogged nostrils open right up; the air you, und a bill o f compluint having
passages of your head clear and you j been herein filed against you, it is
cn;. breathe freely. No more hawk- hereby ordered that you nppear to the
ing, snuffling, blowing, hcuducho, bill of compluint filed herein against
dryness. No struggling for breath you in thu above entitled cause, on
at night; your cold or catarrh disap the 3rd day of October, A. D. 1921,
pears.
the same being a rule dny of
this
Get a small bottle of ICIy’H Cream court, and tho Sanford Herald is hereBalm from your druggist now. Apply
by designatedas
tho newspaper in
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, which this notice shall he published
healing cream in yorr nostrils. It pen- once a week for four
consecutive
etrates
through
every
air
passage
o
f’
weeks!
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Witness my hand and official soul
swollen mucous membrane and relief o f office at Snnford, Seminole County,
comes instantly.
, Florida, this tho 2flth day of August,
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It's Just fine. Don’t stay stuffed- A. I). 1921.
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up with n cold or nasty catarrh.— Adv.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
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Clerk Circuit Court.
DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTY
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CRITICS TERM W A L T E R JOHNSON
GREATEST HURLER OF ALL TIM E
P r o g r e s s iv e
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
*
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
uGREATER SANFORD and SEM- ,
jNOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
*' 1■
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
m
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
George A . DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole Connty Dank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
c o u n t.
The Seminole County
Bank.
PROGRESS
4%o INTEREST PAID
Battery Troubles to Us
SERVICE
Phone 189
Rathew Hall, Defendant.
To Mathew Hall, place of residence
unknown:
You are hereby ordered to bo and
appear before our snid Court at the
Court House in Sanford, Florida, in
Ihe above entitled enuso on the First
Monday in September, 1921, the snme
being the 5th day thereof, and a rule
day of this Court, to answer the bill
jf complaint, else the samo will bo
Itnken as confessed and followed by
appropriate decree.
It is further ordered that this or
der be published In the Sanford Her
ald, a newspaper published in Semi
nole county, Florida, once each week
for eight consecutive weeks,
(liven under my hand and seal o f
Enid Court, this tho 9th day o f July,
. 1). 1921.
(SEAL)
B. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Fla.j
Iv F. IIOUSHOI.DER,
7-9-9-w
Attorney.
JN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC
IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY,
I’ tORIDA,—IN CHANCERY
1Johnson m il B. A. OlDU.ml «rc hereby onlereil
! noil require.! to he noil niqieur before our m I.I
I Circuit Court, nt the Court House In Hsnfor.l,
, riorliln. on the nth .ley of Xcpfcnit*r, A. I>.
| lliltl, erul then amt there ninke enswer to tlie
' Mil o f complaint exhibited nirnlnst yon, othri\
I wise a decree pro confess.! will I*
entered
, nynlust you: Anil yon. Julln F. Ilrlcc. Tbiirlnw
Bishop, II. A. Mosley. Clan.t A. fl minder*, J. I,.
Holman mid John L. I.ciiinn, are hereby onlereil
our snl.l
Circuit Court at the Court House In Hanford,
Florida, an the 'In! day o f October, A. O. lf>-1.
and then and there tiiako answer to ihe tdll o f
comptnlnt eihlldled annlnst you, otherwise
a
decree pro eonfesso will lie entered ngalnal
you.
It Is onlereil Hint this notice lie puldtslied In
the Sanford Herald, n newipapor puhllshe.l In
Seminole County, Florida, once a week for four
mnsccutlTO weeks as to the parties whose resb
donee* are known, and once a week for elaht
eonseeutlre weeks as to the parties Whoso rest
ilenccs are unknown.
Witness my hum! anil tlie seal of snlil Circuit
Court on tills the —Irtl ilny nf July, A. I». l t d .
(SKA I,)
B. A. HOt»lLASS,
Clerk »r Hi* ClrriiltRC.iurt,
Hemlnole County, Florlita.
lly: V. B. tiOt'fU.ASB, It. C.
UBOHOB 0 . H Blttt I NO,
Hollcll.ir ami Counsel for Complninnnt.
I St-Otc
SIXTEEN FOOT ROAD
FROM INDIAN RIVER
CITY TO ST, JOHNS.
TITUSVILLE, Fla., A uk. 20.— At
the TlLiHvillo Civic League meeting
lust night at which there war. an unusually Inrge attendance, it was un
animously voted to request the county
commissioners to huild a sixteen foot
hard surfaced road from the Dixie
CITATION
Highway at Indian River City to the
St. Johns river, there to connect with
II lb "I •' il.
a road to Orlando to be built by Or
11*8.1, IUo.iiuliuM.ui, III.; Oe<i. II.
A committee sonsist'" " i " "
I- ' M1 Intr tirn.
Ill,:
Clarence
St. ange county.
suit,' lui.imliiutnn, III.: B. a . dtmtaml,
ing
of
E.
H.
Wager,
Dolph Nelson, T.
r * '1 -ll‘ HI
Jolla F. Itrlcr, rest.l.'liee unF'ioiIow Itlsl,op, resl.ience unknown; G. Knight and W. F. Allen, was ap
feshleiiee unknown: Clailil A.
satin.ler. ................. unknown; J , L. Seim tin. pointed to confer with the commis
, 1 1
v 1i..sv«,; amt John I„ I.ciiiiin, restsioners about the change. The en
I .* 1
** l|,i;: rrom flic nvrorn MU o f com* gineers’ specifications call for nine
f ®|r,t 1 " N • ‘ Owt- nil'll ntiitliiNl you, tlinl you
In Mu* InmlM In muM Mil of feet o fhnrd surfacing. As everybody
," 1 1 . .111• 1; •'iuiirtl nml
tl>e«l. h11tin(«*«!.
,
“ r; I f " - in Mtfiuliiole County, FlorMtt, to* favors a sixteen foot hard surfaced
" <*»»«•* Towiwhlp 20 Kotiili, limine road to Orlnmlo
the commissioners
NI•1* i In Heel Ion 12. Towimliiti
r
* *n CnNt. I a >\* | nml 2. K tf of will undoubtedly make the change.
",
Towntlil|i 20 Smith, Ilimp*
The district voted $175,000 bond
K 2, nml il; In Hcrthm 21, Town*
Cntl, Mil
In neniun
Section issue for roads and bridges, [n a d
■f: |
...... nt *•«>*»»
i-ah |;
i, in
L ; v ’ 11 ‘ i;
South, Itanae as Bast, BP, or
I, ,
' 1 ''■■■
la Section 7. Tow n- dition, the legislature has authorized
|,„J
' . ' ' " " “ O :l- Bast, \ \ v<, o f Hec. T, tho commissioners to issue $75,000 in
Il ,
’ r ' B li: In Section IS, Township INI
Is, ! "
- Bast, WV, of Hen, is . W V, of time warrants to ho expended on the
lit
<>■ . '■! NL>„ o,’<
J "r NKV* "f NBti, »H
I
H B Of N B U . NBU of roads and bridges in tho district.
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The Power
estion
1f Has been responsible for
wars, made many suicides,
and has also caused many
happy marriages. It works
any way you want it to work,
so it’s natural to believe that
it will bring results to the ad
vertiser.
1f You might suggest any of
the articles you have for sale,
and whether you be merchant,
professional man, farmer or
stock raiser, we’d suggest
that you advertise in— ’
The Daily Herald
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Planes and Specifications Cheerfolljr
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
n. T. PACE
P. O. Box 1M
L. A. Rennud, Prop. building too large and none toe smuB.
------ALL WORK GUARANTSBD—
HARTFORD
BATTERY
i
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
GARAGES
Waller Jobmmii ot Hit* WTisbliigtuu American league leutn Is termed by
ninny baseball critics tn be tint greatest pltcber of all time. He lias never
played with any professional dub except Washington, whirl; be Joined In
1007 after coining from tho semi-pro Ileitis of Idaho, lie always Ims I...... the
big attraction with Washington, fans attending to see bint work Jimt ns they
are attracted by Hie playing of Untie ltutli **f the VitnUs, and Ty (*obb of the
Tigers, Johnson's best record was In 191(1 when lie won (id out of 4(1 gomes.
Tito big question Is, whut would he have done with a iieiinuiil-wlnnliig team?
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES
West Point Military academy will
add rowing to Its sports.
•
*
•
dene
Ilelinont,
Memphis
lightweight, Is going on the stage.
* * •
Negotiations for n football game
next fall between Itnstnn college and
Centre college have been started.
• • •
That Spanish professor who says
prize fighting Is the most cruel of
all sports never played a losing game
of freezeout.
•
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•
*
Norton, the South African lawn
tennis slur. Is underslood to be com
ing to lids country In the near future'
to accept a position.
,
« • •
John F, Martin, an old Oherlln
college football ami track mini, has
liren selected ^to roach Hie , football
team at Wesleyan this fall.
• • •
State Treasurer Read of New Jer
sey received from Tex Rickard it
cheek for $t*M,HK70 III payment of
Hit* stale tax on the Dgnipsey-Carpentler light.
• * •
J. E. Martin, who played halfback
and tackle on Hie Oherlln college
football team for three years. Is to
coach the team at Wesleyan univer
sity this full.
• • •
Fred M. Ilrlre, for ten years foot
ball ranch at Mnnehes'er (N*. M.) high
school, lias been engaged to serve for
three jenrs In Hint capacity nt the
University of Maine.
• • •
Charlie Paddock, world’s champion
sprinter, stays In bed for two solid
days preceding any effort that Im
Is to make either In n rare ngnlnst
lmtiums or a dash against time.
• a •
Charley White, the Chicago light
weight, may now box In 18 states,
from which he was Inured, as the Na
tional lloxlng association has lifted
the him on him, which was placed
following his contest with Sailor
Freedman In Milwaukee.
TAKE TIME TO CONSIDER
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
of Yankees Couldn’t See
“ Lefty" O'Doul, Man of the Hour
on Pacific Coast.
"I.efly" O’Doul Is the man of the
hour In the Foillk* Const league tills
Slimmer.
.
The sldewheellng fllnger who sat on
the bench for an entire season for the
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford. Fla.
LORD’S PURITY
W ATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dally Bervlce
Phone 197
REAL ESTATE
E. F. Lane
HUGGINS PULLED BIG BONER
Manager
Wilson & Shorey
Pine and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla.
PURE W ATE R
Edw. Higgins, Ine.
Haight & Magee
j yon. tiro. II. Itcail, Clarence M. While. Ileo. It.
VS.
FLORIDA
Sanford Battery Service
Builders & Contractors
Company
Sketches and Estimates Free; ■ »
™
t.
B,5H*
ot BKK : l» (h>cll«n in. T owimIiIi*
|n Circuit
Court noif the
«nc Seventh
ocvcnm Juju ^ Mo0lb>
yj Km, 1:4 of nww. NWW
of N f f H , N f f « of NW'W, M H i of NKM.
dirial Circuit of Florida,
1 NWVi of NEW. 8HW of N B U . HWVi of
Seminole County
; NI!Vi. NKVi of HBW. N W U ot HKUi tlirri-fore.
Lillie Hull, Complninnnt,
BRINO YOUR
W . 8p*«lallia on Electrical Work and e n fla t
jo u dapandafclo lorrleo..
WE ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANIC*
FOR OVERHAULING TOUR CAB
I
CITATION
*:•
Sanford Constructs Co.
BATTERIES
-
STRENGTH
CONTRACTORS
LAW YER S
-
SANFORD
WORKS
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 95
NOVELTY
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W . Knigty
General Shop and Mill
Real Estate and Insurance
Work
SANFORD
FLORIDA
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER
..Employment Bureau..
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness nnd Professional Women’B Club
requests nil young women desiring
employment to register nt the First
Nntionn! Hnnk.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chalrmnn
Eyes Examined
\
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, Fla.
ELECTRICAL
COLONIAL LAMPS
Glasses Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
opt.
OPTICIAN
n.
OPTOM t /i’RIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St.
Sanford, F)n.
WILSON VULCANIZ
ING WORKS
C. C. WILSON. Owner
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
"Lefty" O’Doul.
Wl*ht
Brother* v_»r»no
Ilulldln*
GILLON & FRY
Phone 442
TRANSFER
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Quick Service Transfer
StoruRe Facilities
If we please you, tell others; If not
tell us. Phono 498
New York Yankees timing 1920 will
Phone 175 Fourth and Snnford Avc
out it workout Ims t ome Into Ills own i
us a member of the San Francisco
filth's pitching stall.
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
lie luitl the same stuff when he was
COMMERCIAL AND
a Yankee. But Miller Huggins, mile
JOB PRINTING
“ Sanford’s New Hotol”
mnimgcr of u team of sturdy athletes
$1.50 Up Per Day
who lets them b oss him, pulled a bonehead piny, lie couldn't see the taJfilled youngster.
Naturally Huggins scut him to
Frisco with a string attached.
C. A . W HIDDON
BOOK, JOB AND COMO’lmul with tils southpaw stuff lilts
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
MERCIAL
PRINTING
been one of tilt* Idg factors In making
Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co.
the Seals an mlds-on favorite to cop Phone 148
the const gonfalon.
Phono 465
PRINTING
New Era Printery
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
Herald Printing Co.
WISCONSIN TO PLAY OREGON
250 Haminermill envelopes printed,
DRINK
Alumni of Two Unlver«itle§ Trying to $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Ita 99 98-100
Arrange Christmas Football
nve.
87-fltp per cent pure. Phono 31L
Game for 1921.
Conch Hezdek of Penn State thinks
no footlmli rule should lie changed
without having a year's consideration.
Most footlmli coaches are not so hot
up over ttie klcL for gonl after touch
down as Home critics of the country
appear to lie. As Hezdek says: "We
can idwuys develop somebody to kick
•lie goals.”
Alumni of Wisconsin nnd Oregon INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
universities are trying to arrange u
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE.
Itmlger-Oregoii foolhnJI game for
Christmas tiny, 1921. The game Is be
(Hr The A lloc I* ted F r ill)
ing boosted by O. Lintrgtml, city en
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.— individual
gineer of Portland, and Ids former
classmate al Wisconsin, (lenrge It. letnlers in the major leagues, up to
nnd Including the gamfcs of Inst Wed
Kt'iichle. Until graduated In 190(1.
nesday, nro: Hltttrs, Nntlonnty. Horncsby,
414. American, Hcrilmann,
BALL YOURS IN PITTSBURGH
40(1. Home run hitters, Ruth, 48;
Fan« In Smoky City Have No Fear of National, Kelly, 22. Stolen bases, Na
Police When Fouls Are Hit
tional, FrlHch, Now York, 42. Ameri
*
Into Grand Stand.
can, Harris, Washington, 22. Runn
scored: American, Ruth, 135; Nation
Fans who attend games nt the Na
al, Hornsby, St. Louis, Bancroft, Ntw
tional hull park In Pittsburgh may
keep halls knocked lido the stuuil York, tied with 101.
without fear of being molested by po
lice, according to nit order Issued by
A quickly attached paper cover fo r
Robert J. Altlenilcc. director of pub tumblers has been invented that ia
lic safety. Director Altlerdho made said to keep carbonated drinks fresh
fids ruling following threatened damago suits ngnlnst police who plueed until wnnted.
three fans glider arrest for refusing
to throw halls buck on the dlnitiuud.
— Got your Scratch Fada irom The
Herald— by the pound— 15c.
Pickling and Preserving
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Mason.* Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
HARDW ARE
CO.
�I
PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921
with your own business and with
SANFORD DAILY HERALD busy
the business of your city.
SUMMER TRIPS TO FLORIDA.
THE TOURIST CAMP
Florida as n summer resort Is n
Orlnndo is considering whnt meth
reality nlthough there nro millions of ods shall be used In regard to caring
people in the country who will smile for the "Tin Can Tourist" who ouch
when the statement is rend. These year journey to this state via gaso
skeptics are fully convinced that Flor line. It seems to bo "camp or no
ida is unbearable during the summer; camp" and tho outcome o f tho deliber
in fact, they hnvo well established ations will be watched with interest.
Thcro is considerable that can bo
ideas concerning Dixie during July,
August nnd September nnd feel r e n d said for and against the camp, but ' ’
sorry for folks who from necessity very ltitle for a FREE camp. It would
must abide In the section o f country not seem exactly right after many cit
so uncomfortable at this time o f the ies in Florida, in which Orlnndo is in
44 ryrUrimt M»t— Mad* Known on AppllotUoa
year. There arc others, however, who cluded, have advertised to the tourist
labaoriptUa Prtea la A dru o*
know very well thnt the homo folks traveling public thnt camping space
CLEAN UP CAMPAIGN
m *
................................................... 1 . 0 0
who
stay at home summers get nlong can he had for tho asking, that wo now
D*llr»r»d la City by Carrlir
all right, nnd more nnd more the im close the grounds up„ We believe the
O— W a l ..................................................... »
It will be much easier now to start
IB , bL* IB. U l l p m V a U f H in ld »n*
pression is growing that it is possible camping grounds should be maintain
campaign of private
tlralr oor+n BemlnaU County m i b publUkod the clean-up
n « y Friday,
AdrartUIno r*U* mad, knows premises nnd set a good example for to spend n summer In Florida in com ed, but a sufficient charge mnde to
m
application. Damooratlo la poUUoa. H.IO
fort.
pay for its upkeep, including wnter
par yaar, alwaya Is adranca.___________________ those who are going to wait for tho
Just previous to the world war the and light nnd sanitation.
cgulnr campaign that will be launch
Member of The Associated I’ reas
Give a chnp something for nothing
Clyde Steamship Company decided to
ed In n few days. Clean yards, both
invite excursionists to come down nnd he wants tho wholo world, let him
fronFnnd back, clean lots all over nnd
EL> *
South and look things over, in sum know ho must pay for hiH wants and
clean parkings and garden plots, iipikc
they will be less numerous.
Wo
a place much more attractive. Then mertime. They mnde a very attrac
*
*
»•
would suggest that prices for all ser
tive
arrangement
by
which
business
The wedding nnd dance last night in addition
to the clean premises, a
folks and others could run away from vice he reduced to the minimum, and
brought the people.
fresh coat of paint will make a great
New York or elsewhere for ton days the camper renlly given something for
------------------ 0 ----------------improvement in any property and add
^
It demonstrates thnt bringing them a great deal to tho value of the prop or two weeks, and get n glimpse of his money.
The merchants o f the town should
Florida— incidentally enjoying one of
to town is the proper thing.
erty.— Lakeland Star.
the most pleasant ocean trips thnt not bo called upon to contribute a pen
----------------- o ----------------- “ A Community Builder”
could be imagined. Tho well formed ny for the equipping or running of the
And n little fun now and then is
WHOLE FAMILY.
conception o f the semi-tropics in sum camp, for it is always the progressive
F. P. FORSTER..................... ................... -..President
whet the world wants. It is nil inno
mer mnde it hard to get such n thing merchants who puts up, while tho
cent amusement and keeps meveryone
B. F. W HITNER................................ ...... ....... Cashier
The Father of Success is— Work, j started, but with just a few oxcur- Tin Cnn Tourist as a rule picks out
young.
the
side
street
merchnnt
where
a
few
The Mother of Success is—Ambition. 1sionists at first the lists were grow------------------o ------------------------- •
cents on the dollnr cnn be snved by
The oldest son is—Common Sense.
"h en the war came 1
That chap who wrote Ilob Holly
such
enterhi* underselling the progressive mer
Some o f the other boys are— Per- Ucally shut down on all
that letter evidently didn’ t know tho
chant
who puts up for all civic occas
THEATRE
RESORT
gentleman. But he does now.— Re severance, Honesty, Thoroughness, l,r'scs.
ions.
Apstrict
health
survey
should
be
DANCE
HALL
CAFE
Foresight,
Enthusiasm,
Co-operation.
|
Again
the
passenger
department
of
porter-Star.
made
of
the
camp
frequently
and
all
The oldest daughter is — C hnrnc-.^,e
has resumed the summer
--------------ELEC TR IC----------• ------------------o -----------------excursions and with judicious adver dangers from an epidemic removed.
Get out your horn and blow it. It ter.
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
A tourist who would not be willing
is the big noise that sells the fish and
Some o f the sisters are ■Cheerful tising has built up a splendid busi
to pny a reasonable fee for such pro
FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES AND SIZES
you can talk about - being quiet all ness (Loyalty, Courtesy, Care, Econ ness. The boats southbound are now
tection is not worth protecting nnd it
bringing
among
the
hundreds
of
trav
right but it will not get you anywhere omy, Sincerity.
at Reduced Prices
elers who are returning from business would be better for the town if he
in this day nnd time. Make a noise.
The baity is opportunity— Get ac
and holiday trips north, a largo per moved on.— Reporter-Star.
Blow your horn!
quainted with tho "old man" and you
ocentage of excursionists and they
will be able to get along pretty well
are o f the class that will be of most OCCUPATION IN FLORIDA
The next big affair is the Mer with the rest o f the family.— St. Au
W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida
benefit to tho state. The excursion
SHOWN IN U. S. FIGURES.
chants' Carnival and Tournament Rid gustine Record.
WRITE- --------------------------PIIONE---------- i---------------WIRE
trip planned gives time to get ac
ing on September 20th. Every busi
----------------- o ----------------WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—The buquainted with Jacksonville and some
ness man in Sanford is supposed to get 1’ Kit SON A I.ITV IN NEWSPAPERS
other points, particularly Sanford and ronu o f the census today issued pre
ers were 42.8 per cent of the total years o f age nnd over in 1920, u
in on this big nlfnir nnd olTer special
St. Augustine, which latter are made liminary' general occupation statis
population of the state and 07 per against 27.5 pe reent in 1010.
prices nnd special sales,
'
The Do La ml News has p u r c h a s e d «ide trips on some tickets, and the tics for Florida, which, though sub
1
Of th egainful workers of FIchi
----------------- o -----------------cent o fthe population 10 years of
the plant and good will of the De- interest seems to lie steadily increas ject to change, are probably approx
nge
and
over.
in
1920, 123,822, or 32.1 per cut
Sanford is on the map and why? Land Record and will consolidate the ing.
imately co m e t.
were
engaged in agriculture, for*
Of the gainful workers of Florida
Simply because a new spirit lias per two papers For a quarter of a ceil- I It is a wonderful trip, sailing down
According to the returns of tho
try
nnd
animal husbandry.
vaded our city and taken hold. In- tury Hen Prevail run the DeLnnd Rec- the const on the fine ships of the Clyde fourteenth census, there were 080,- in 1020, 200,872 or 77.0 pe reent were
atead of being penny wise and pound ord nn<LChris. O. Codrington the De- line, and it is something to be remetn- Hill persons 10 years o f age nnd over nudes and 80,294 or 22.1 per cent
foolish our people are going
after Land Irows, Both made many good he red when the excursionist finds that , in Florida engaged in gainful nccupa were females.
Two waterfalls will be harness!
The male gainful workers consti to provide power for an electric ni
business regardless of the iost of ad* substantial friends who stood by them Jacksonville is cooler than New York lions in 11120, constituting HO.8 per
vertising; they are joining the l ham- through thick and thin. A few years and fully as interesting, in its way. cent o fthe total population o f tho tuted 77.7 pe rcen^ o f all males 10 way on the island of Guadeloupe.
ber of Commerce and helping the HRH
|»rt.Vatt passed to the great Some o f the travelers express surprise stnte (1)08,470) and 01.2 per cent of years o fngo and over in 1920, ns
Chamber advertise the city, they are beyond and his paper fell into other |tt find that many big hotels are open the population 10 years of nge and against 80.2 per cent in 1010, while
Tho present, .production of fuel 4
putting pep in the old town and going
Possibly hla successors got |and business appears to be going on o v e r
the female gainful workers consti in tho world is only sufficient to n
after things. It is tlu* spiiit that out n |)etter pnper than Mr. Prevntt Iabout the same ns in winter But they
In 1010, the 022,087 gainful work tuted 23.3 pe reent of nil females *10 place about 11 per cent of the co»L
wins. Keep it up.
ever did, but somehow or someway, it like it and tell their friends, The sum
------------ owas not the paper the subscribers had mer excursions by the Clyde Line ary
GREAT LITTLE TOWN, SANFORD, learned to love, and a consolidation doing pood work for Florida, and for
--------|was the result. Personality is not yet their patrons. There is no disappoint
The people coming to Sanford, the dead in country journalism.— 'Wuu- ment and the visitors are becoming
people wherever you go in the state chulln Advocate,
wiser regarding a section of their own
nil Hay the same thing when you tell
country. Many of the visitors will
them where you are from, "Great lit THB CRAZE FOR EASY MONEY come again— and stay longer.— Timestle town, Sanford" and we must be
Union.
RUINS MANY
doing tilings here to get the glad
hand from everybody everywhere. It
...........
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SHIITEKS ARE LINING UP.
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t i . .
, .
Possibly r londu has no greater
is not so much what wo are doing os ■
*
the new feeling that pervades the Percentage of residents eager to "get
As Florida has more water-ship
breast o f so many Sanford people. It something for nothing” than other ping facilities .than any state in these
is the feeling that the Herald has Btales_ but it is certain that more United States, it would seem the legbeen trying to instill into the minds stringent steps are being taken here icnl thing to send a good portion of
nnd hearts of the people here for f if- to protect men against themselves | that hugeamount o f fruit,vegetables
years. ii is that feeling thnt one than elsewhere. During the past year and produce thowntcr-wny. Thernilhas when they know they are right, there have been vast sums taken from roads, without any competition in the
when they know they have the best tho „tate by clever manipulators In world, have been hauling perishables
thing in the world, when they know stocks of concerns which had no rnt- to the amount of many thousands of
they have made a success of some- jng.
fact, Florida has been consid- carloads a year the longest way. The
thing and have that feeling of satis- t.re,| atl L.asy spot for all workers o f
reason for this is as plain as the nose
faction that comes from the deed well
concerns.
on the face o f an Airedale dog—
done. It is thnt feeling that a real
The press of the state, led, probably
freight costs are computed by mile
booster has when bis town is coming |,y the Tampa Times, is commencing
age. The painful fact of the increas
and he sees the result of his horn to shut down on these underhanded
ed rates are too well known for re
blowing. It is the feeling one has liv- .schemes for separating money from
ing in a real town that is doing things, the utiwnry and the unsuspecting— petition, so we won’t go into thnt
that has the accomodations, tho even at the expense of lessening the again. Whnt we ARE doing, how
streets, the business, the location, the income of the .newspaper plant. As ever, is urging every grower of fruit,
spirit. It is the feeling that you do everyone knows, the newspaper is kept every grower of vegetables, every
not have to make any excuses, just up— not by its subscription list, which shipper, to he present at this most
boost for you have everything in the seldom pays expenses—hut by its ad of important of meetings to be bold
world to back you up. You feel it, vertising receipts; and it frequently in Tampa on .September 1.
Whnt enn b ; accomplished through
you live it, you are filled with it, And "hurts" a paper to refuse an adver
Tampa
can just as well he done nt
now that Sanford lias this spirit don't tisement fo r which ready money is to
you feel good over it? Don’t you get lie received—oven before the services any number of ports in the state that
up every morning and go to bed at have been rendered. Nevertheless, the are logical points o f exit to the mar
night thankful that you are living in papers of Florida have determined to kets of the north nnd w v t. This is tho
a real city—a little city, ’tis true—but carry no advertisements which in .any opening wedge, and it should h i made
a real city at that. And don t you iaamicr bear the impress of frnudu- a lug one of such strength that will
feel good every hour in the day be- ]t, „ c y t For this act they are to he sp'it the present in pnwsihlc freight
cause you are a booster, taking an nc- commended.
rates wide open. There is a remedy !
tive part in everything that will tend
"Consult your hunker" is now be in a boat line, and the Inmt iiirj is
to build up your home city, the place ing made a watchword for the many easy o f attainment, thanks to that
you have helped to make nnd the place who may be tempted because of some great "boncynrd" of shipping our
that you intend to make twice as large attractively-worded letter or circular. government has waiting for owner
in the next few years. You are hap This seems to be nn age of fraud—
ship—any kind o f ownership—nt
py nnd contented because you keep aetual fraud; and there are millions
practically our own price nnd on our
ready to grasp the lirst opportunity to own terms. Undoubtedly some sort
gain funds. The wiley schemer real o f "monkey wrench will be thrown
izes the conditions to the plus de in the works" by those most inter
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gree— ami the uvidity with which the ested in pandering to tho railroads,
11’ 1’ EKKD Cl Alt DINES
public "bites” tho lirst hnit thrown hut this is a matter that concerns the
out iH nn incentive for other clever vital welfare o f a whole state, not to [
For nn appetizing lunch dish,
ones to formulate still more attractive mention the ultimate consumer of the ,
«
which is easy to prepare try
schemes to fradulently secure funds.
north, and if wo make our voices loud i
Thnt is why it is liest in so many in
Curtis' Kippered Sardines gar
enough to be heard to tho farthest
stances
to secure udvice from those
nished with lemons nnd Sylmar
ISN’T TH AT WORTH W HILE?
markets, something will be bound "to
who hnvo become posted.
Brand Stuffed Olives.
drop"—our way.— Florida Grower.
And thnt is why the publications of
----------------- o -----------------the statu are refusing advertisements
Thu Kippered Sardines nlHo
PALATKA— Chairman E. L. War
of things which appear to have fraud
make tasty sandwiches when
written directly upon their face. There ren o f tho committee appointed to
used with mayonnaise.
is n general desire to conduct papers raise funds with which to provide a
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upon a higher plane—and publishers granite bnse to bear
tho bronio me
will refuse to place before their reAdmorial tablet to Putnnm's county’s
ers anything thnt smacks of llligitlwar
heroes, has announced that tho
mnte proceedings—rcgurdlcHS of the
WBLAKA BLOCK
loss of the business end of the plant. fund has been completed and an or
Phones 497-494
-Kissimmee Gazette. .
der placed for the base.
It in the great spirit thnt comes to
growing cities— never to dend ones, It
is the grent spirit thnt‘ makes cities
grow into lnrger ones nnd just simply
_________________ PITBUBHOKB_________________ pervades the souls of men nnd women
R. J. HOLLY ...______ ....__ .....Editor to such an extent tHht you enn almost
!f. J. IILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer know they come from a certain livo
f i. A . NEEL____ __ General Manager elty when you see them.
"Great little town, Sanford." Help
CURTIS BARBER
to mnko It a greater one In the years
CIRCULATION MAMAOER
to come. Have you this feeling toRhone 148 up to 6 P. M.
day ?
h t l l t M *»*ry id t r a M i ilH | l B ud 17 at T it
* »r»ld BnUBIaa, 107 K u u l l , A n a u
_______ ______ OaflitA, nTriia____________
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lie.
i: Consider the Element of Real
Preparedeness
which a savings account gives.
,fl There are many other advantages, too,
vital but secondary.
% Be prepared for every opportunity
that comes—every emergency that aris
es as you go.
A bank account is the best way to sure
preparedness for the future.
First National Bank
MISTER
MANAGE!
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
“ Speaking o f Women —
Irvin Cobb points out that feminine shopping does
not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for
everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction
involving money. *
As a country minister once declaimed: “ King Solo
mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only
partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left.
But they are in the minority. Today most women—as
well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a
sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy
ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the
throes of old-time “ shopping trips” and at the same time
get a better and bigger money’s worth.
Most women read the advertisements that appear
every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of
keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno
vations and improvements. They know just where to
go for “ this” and who in town keeps “ that.”
When they shop Jhey generally know just what they
want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their
knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques
tioning and haggling.
K
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The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of
shopping.
Sanford Daily H erald
Deane Turner
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Mention of
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^MHonal Item*
„fInterest
In and About
Sanford Might Be
| Chosen for Air Station
on Continental Airway
S u m m a r y o f th e
F loa tin g S m a ll
T a lk s S u ccin ctly
d The City dt
A r r a n g e d fo r
H erald
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Bargains
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Major Clngett Writes to Mayor Stev
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in Summer Clothing will be found at our place now.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
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Tho following letter received by
* Mayor Stevens will be interesting to
* Snnford people:
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Charleston, S. C., Aug. 17, 1921.
Kor Florida: Partly cloudy *
* From: Air Officer, Fourth Corps Aera,
tonight; showers In extremo *
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• Fort McPherson, Gu.
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SoUlh portion; Sunday unset- *
* To: The Mayor, Snnford, Fid.
Great day, yesterday. Tho * Subject: Designation of Snnford,
lied, probably showera.
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weather perfect, bride perfect, *
Fla., as nn Intermediate Station
Will be closed out at ridiculously low price and we invite
WEEK'S WEATHER
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band music perfect, fine breese *
on Continental Airway.
blowing off the Inkc.
And *
WASHINGTON, A uk- 27—
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you to look ’em over before it is too late
1.
— You are advised thut Sanford
(|t> The Associated Press).— *
when you think of It Snnford * has been designated as an Interme
Considerable cloudiness nnd *
certainly has an ideal climate. * diate station ulong the charted air
normal temperature scattered *
Only 89 In the sun yesterdny * way from Maine to Florida. This des
at noon time:
local rains Is the forecast f o r ' *
* ignation, however, becomes final only
Florida for the week begin- *
5:40 A. M„ AUGUST 27T11
* upon the location In or near your city
Maximum ......................... 89 * of u safe landing field for airplanes.
nine Sunday.
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Minimum ........................... 04 * Full und complete details of landing
* * * * * * * *
Range ............................... 70 * fields nnd charted airways are attach
Harometer .......................... 30.00 * ed hereto.
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Rain
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2. —The. far-reaching importance of 2
spending some timo her? on business.
Wind North nnd pnrt cloudy.
* the establishment of these nirwnys is T
* evident in the future development Of ♦
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* aviation, nnd the commercial ndvan- 2
CLEAN OLD NEWSPAPERS for boIo
nt Joe’s Smokehouse.
129-Gtc
tages to the cities touched is only lint- J
Thq Chamber of Commerce Trndo ited to the co-operation extended in 4
An Evanston, III,, man recently Extension Committee will go to G e -' providing facilities for landing fields
w„n a linking competition from 45 nevn Monday night to hold a meeting nnd equipment.
in the town hall und tulk about many , 3.— Much in 11 commercial wny is to 4
women at a county fair.
4
thingH o f importance to the commun- be gained by the intermediate stn- 4
[tions along these nirwnys.
Aside *
Get a repaired tire to use as extra. ity at large.
from the wide publicity that you will *5»
Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston.
Send your old muttress to Bradley ■receive, you will add tho newest nnd *
110-20td
factory. Make them like new, for quickest method of communication nnd *
Yellowstone is the only nntionul $5.00. 50 lb. now cotton mattress only transportation to your present fncili- ^ 4.4.4.* 4l4,4.<.4l4.4.4,4l4.4.4.> * 4.4.4.* 4.4.4,4, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 » H * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * *
$8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South ties. You will invite cross country
park where no privntc holdings hnvo
St., Orlando, Fin.
122-20tc flights from nenrby aviation centers,
«ver existed.
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: .....r.y With the suppor.
incrciisc the sale of gas and oil und
of
an
array
of
rccutmliou.
The big gathering Inst night caused create a larger interest in your vicin
Hoick Roadster for sale. New tires |many to talk about the establishment ity in the development of nir trans
Under tho new treaty Got.nan
and is in first class mechanical con o f n community home here where all portation. Hy the establishment of a agrees to perpetuate the promise siie
dition.—It. «fc O. Motor Co.
129-tfc these affairs could bu given nnd the local field Sanford will become n nec made in the treaty o f Versailles to
people could feel that they were in- essary link in a great chain of conti pay he expenses j of occupation, hut
Many of the Sanford folks who j vesting their money in something that nental airways that reach from the there is no direct mention of the sub
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd tnken for less than
havr been away are coming homo nnd , would promis big rturns.
Atlantic to the Pacific and thu Great ject which it is umlcrsttood could he
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone.
Gash
proted as in any way uffuctiii
from this time on the city will again !
--------Lakes to the Gulf.
most accompany all orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac
resume its accustomed busy appear\Yc have at present in stock one
4.— An early expression is desired the present situation or binding the
cordingly.
once.
slightly used Hupmohilc that wo are particularly touching your city as to United States either to remain or
offering for sale at a reasonable price. the co-operation that may bo expect withdraw.
WANTED ROOMS— Wanted three or
Get a repaired tire to use us extra. If you want the best for your money, ed in the establishment of thu airways
FOR RENT
The Versailles agreement fixed fif
four furnished or
unfurnished
Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. see us nt once.— II. & O. Motor Co.
in question. It is most important that teen years as theamnxinunu period FOR RENT— One office oii
!•irut rooms, couple without children. Per
110-20tc
129-tfc we have thu information requested in of occupation. So far as is known,
street. Apply A. P. Connelly.
manent. Address “ B” care of Herald.
there was no consideration of the sub
125-tfc
120-Gtc
ject in the negotiations leading up to
FOR RENT— Furnished front room,
the present treaty, and officials take
LOST
129-Otp
20(1 Park Ave.
the view here that the decision lies
LOST— Bunch of keys with name oa
wholly with this government.
them. Finder return to W. C. Hill
FOR SALE
at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re
FOR SALE— Rose No. 4 seed, Irish
ROY SCOUTS "W ERE THERE"
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Pastor of the
ward.
130-Otp.
•potatoes, per bushel $2.00.— L. A.
181-tfc
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
The Roy Scouts are always on hand Ilnimlcy.
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:
SANFORD'S
TEMPERATURE
AND WE STILL HAVE SOME SOCIETY BRAND
SUITS THAT WE ARE SELLING FOR
$23.50 to $30.00
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Dr. S. W . W A L K E R
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when it comes to assisting in every
worthy movement and last night was
t no exception. The Uoy Scouts wore
t
Sunday, August 28th.
A t 11 a. m. and 8 p . m.
at the wedding and dunce, selling tags,
<:
helping keep the crowd back from tho
Com e and Bring Your Friend
I4 ropes and doing all kinds of work for
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are always there when it comes to
W ill Preach
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The pastors of tho various churches
Picnic: An occasion when one tnkes
are returning home nnd the members out a few bites to cr.i and hringsihnek
will have a chance to take up their many bites to scratch.
regular attendance nt their own
churches tomorrow.
Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight
ly used and is n bargain for the price
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 we are asking. It you need a truck,
model for sale. New tires, looks good see us nt once.— B. & O. Motor Co.
xnd runs good. We are offering this
129-tfc
car for $900.00 less than list price.—
U. A U. Motor Co.
129-tfc
Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd children,
fh next big event in Sanford will ho
the big Merchant’s Carnival
and
Ik.o.tM Day on the 21)th o f Septem
ber. This will open the seasoirnnd bo
one „ f the biggest get-together a f
fair.-, ever held in Sanford.
' ""'K E N DINNER, Sunday noon
'nh evening, Gray Gables, on tho
bc;« h, Seabreeze, Fla.
Phono 491.
Jree bath houses.
74-Fri-St-Om
paragraph 8 of attached memorandum
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Scouts,
so thnt nil final arrangements may be
completed looking to the mapping und CAR LOAD OF HORSES
AT RRADY’S STABLE
official designation of each airway.
II. R. CLAGETT,
W. S. Reid is in the city and is lo
Major, Air Service.
cated at Brady’s Stable with a car
load of horses and mules.
Among
AMERICAN TROOPS
them are many fine saddle horses and
IN GERMANY MAY
driving horses. The mules are well
RE ORDERED RACK.
muted and good for any kind of work
purposes. Mr. Reid has an udvertiseHarry and Ann, returned home
WASIIINGTON, Aug. 27.— Intinm- ment in the Daily Herald calling ntrhursday evening from an extended Hons were given in high official quar- tention to his car load o f fine stock
visit with friends nnd relatives in At ters today that withdrawal o f tho and says that it is the best hunch of
lanta, Charleston, S. C., Seneca, Man American troops from the Rhine will horses and mules that has been here
ning nnd Anderson, S. C.
he seriously considered as soon ns the in many years,
pence treaty signed yesterday in BorA NUMBER o f crate mill and saw* | ]jn has been ratified hy the senate i
CARPETS AND BUGS
* mill laborers can get permanent cm- the German reiehstag. No definite
W ASHED
ployment under first class working prediction was made, but it became and cleaned at your home or we will
vage at our new |<nown that once peace actually was call for and deliver, llnmilton Bench
conditions at fair wages
mill near Bartow, Fin. Roux Crate established the administration would Electric
Washers used.—Sanford
129-Otc feel there would he no necessity of Steam Pressery, 317 1st St. Phone 5fi0
Co., Bnrtow, Fla.
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A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
5 0 0 0 H e a d o f F lo r id a C a ttle
If so, you can got any make you want. And the prices
und terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
Ihe best in Used Automobiles. We have both quantity
and quality.
Below are a few, which we guarantee to he as
represented:
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We handlo the very beat Florida Steaku, price, lb...18c to 23c
LEXINGTON,*1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
HUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
HUICK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster
BUJCK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger.
FORD, 1918 Model,, 5-poss. Toyring.— Sold.
Very beat T-Bone and Round Steak, lb................................ 23c
Western Steaks and Pork Chops, best prices.
Ribs and Pig Tails, lb............................. :................................ INc
Stew Beef and Roasts, cheap in proportion.
Best Self-Rising Flour, 24 lbs. ..... .................................. $1.30
CALL and LOOK THESE OVER, WE Ca N SUIT YOU
14 lbs. of granulated sugar ............................... .................$1.00
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LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
and SERVICE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Colo 8,
5 passenger roadster.
Will take
light car as part payment. Call 519
W. First street.
115-tfc
FOR SALE— One Sclding-IIall stone
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca
pacity. Call 519 W. First Street.
Ufl-tfc
FOR SALE—8-room house with nil
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Private water works, in desir
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
110-tfc
FOR SALE—20 acres good orange
grove land situated within a mile of
Geneva. The land has not been clear
ed hut has a hoaring orange grove
bordering it. This tract of land can ho
bought at a real bargain. For full
particulars address "C " care of the
Herald office.
118-tfp
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SANFORD; FLORIDA
PAINTS
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WALL PAPER
SUN-PROOF PAINT
MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS
CLIMATE
Make Your House Smile With
SUN-PROOF PAINT
SANFORD PAINT
STORE
Weiakft Block
H. A. HALVER
SON, Proprietor
Sanford, Fla.
f.OW TIDES ON THE BEACH.
August
Hour
27
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28
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Post cards— local views— 1c unch at
tho Herald office.
IF U WANT r r V t
FOR SALE— Strawberry plants, cer
tified hy State Plant Board, $3 per GARNER----------------------------thousand f. o. h. Lake Mary. Farina
1 Ford, 1921
Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla.
1 Dort, 1921.
129-12tc
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1 Brick 4, 1920.
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1 Oldsmobilc Truck, ’ TZO.
For '<'Vuc supplies, stationery, etc.,
♦
AT REAL BARGAINS,
rn'lie l*» t *.«• Jieralil hi I ice.
To •» to :,..it y o : r pocket hook,
F T l l SALE— 1 Oldsm ibilo truck. $*>0(1.
at Williams’ Garage.
130-itc
! Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick
4, y 100. Thu above* cars are real bar
For first class job work—th* Herald
gains. Terms to fit your pocket book.
At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner.
104-tfc
TOURING CAR, $400, time pnyment.
Hnrg.Jr. for ensh. 410 Oak Ave
nue.__________________
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Must Be Sold Regardless of Price
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FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap
ply 402 Snnford Ave., und Fourth
Street._____________________ 94-01.
—Get your Scratch Pads from The
Herald—by tho pound— 15c.
FOR SALE—25 ulso 10 acres orange
trus nnd residence, facing lake. A
snap. Box 117.
130-0tp
FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire of
Wost Side Grocery. Phono 100.
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FOR HALE—Chandler 7 passenger
touring car, 1920 model. In perfect
'condition. Would consider smaller
car in part pnyment. Address Box
54, Osteon, Fla.
132-3tp
FOR SALE—8 hlveH of bees. In good
i condition. See A, E. Dobbins, 325
Service Shoo Shop.
133-Sat-Wod-Ot
W ANTED
WANTED—Team work.
Hanson Shoo Shop.
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We have the most com
pletet.. i line of
BUILDERS
HARDWARE
Ever displayed in San
ford
Let us figure with you
on your requirements
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for
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Paints and Varnishes
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921
VOLUME) II
NUMBER 181
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PEACE t r e a t y is sig n ed
BETWEEN U.S. AND GERMANY
AUSTRIA ALSO COMES IN
CEREMONY WAS NOT
e s p e c ia l l y
form al
MASKED HAND ITS
HOLD Ul* KATY FLYER
GET HALF MILLION.
(By Tb* A itte ltM Prtti)
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TECHNICAL WAR
BROUGHT TO END
To Close Today Altho’
(lie Real War Stopped
in 1918—Germans
to Sign at 5 P. M.
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OF THE GLANT DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 THAT COL
GOVERNMENT
CITIZENS ARM
LAPSED OVER HULL, ENGLAND,
WILL SEND
TO MEET MINERS
YESTERDAY
MARCHING ON
TROOPS MINGO
GIVE UP HOPE OF ANY MORE
SURVIVORS BEING FOUND IN WRECK
DENNISON, Tex., Aug. 25.—‘Two
masked bandits held up nnd robbed
the midi car of tho Missouri, Kansas
& Texas limit'd as it entered Den
nison enrly today. The postal au URGENT APPEAL FROM WEST I.OOKS LIKE CLASH IN WEST
thorities intimated that the loss might
VIRGINIA GOVERNOR
VIRGINIA COAL FIELDS
reach half a million dollurs.
FOR HELP
AGAIN
(By The Associated Press)
NEW TREND IN
MURDER CASE OF
REV. STEPHENSON
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—An ur
gent appeal for federal troops to re
store order and prevent further law
lessness on the part of the striking
miners in the Mingo coni fields was
received today at the War Department
iny The A»»ocl»ted Vttu)
from Governor Morgan of West Vir
VIENNA, Aug. 26.—The trea
ginia.
Morgan said one thousand sol
ty of ponce between the United ARREST HUSBAND OF STEPHEN
diers
were
needed.
States und Austrlfl wrs -signed
SON’S DAUGHTER AS SUS
here yesterday nfternoon.
PICIOUS CHARACTER
The terms of the treaty are
being withheld for the present
by the foreign affairs committee
of the parliament.
The ceremony of signature
was devoid of formality.
Mr.
Frazier, accompanied by Secre
tary Shoecraft, arrived at the
foreign office at 12:57 o’clock in
the afternoon. They went im
mediately to the chancelor s bu
reau. where they were received
by Chancellor Schober, nnd u few
other officials.
The document
was in readiness and was signed
at once.
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,
A brief and informal exchange
of congratulations followed, Mr.
Frazier saying tho
occasion
marked a vital step in the restor
ation of peace, and expressing
the hope that it would have a
great moral as well as material
effect upon Austria. Chancellor
Schober, with ill-concealed emo
tion voiced deep gratification up
on the restoration of relations
with the United States.
(By Th« Associated Press)
Withhold Issuance
Medical Beer Decision,
Pending Final Action
BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 25.—Piedro
Gussmun, whose marriage to Ruth
Stephenson said to have caused the
killing of Father James Coyle, a
Catholic priest by the bride’s father,
Rev. Edwin Stephenson, was arrested
here today nnd held ns n suspicions
person upon the request of Supt. Murtin, of the Peoria, III., police depart
ment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—A decis
ion to withhold the issuance of medical
beer regulations pending action on the
proposed anti-beer legislation was
reached today by Secretary Mellon in
a conference with Internal Revenue
Commissioner Blair.
JAPAN ACCEPTS.
NEGRO LYNCHED.
TOKIO, Aug. 25.—Japan's accept
ance of tho invitation of President
Harding to pnrtlclpnto in the confer
ence in Washington on Far Eastern
questions, nnd disarmament, in No
vember next, wnH forwnrded to
Washington yesterday.
COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. 25.—Will
Allen, negro, who yesterdny afternoon
shot and killed Noah Frick, a white
farmer of the Chapin section, of Lex
ington county, wns lynched by n poBhoo of 150 men near Chapin at 2:05
o’clock.
(By Tbs Assoclstsd Press)
Disaster Brings Regrets
From Official Circles
and the Many Friends
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—Expres
BERLIN, Aug. 25.—Tho pence sions of deep regret were voiced by
treaty, bringing to an end the government officials without excep
technical state of w«l4 between tion over the explosion of the giant
the United States and Germany dirigible ZR-2 with the heavy loss
will la* signed at 5 o’clock this Iof American nnd British lives. Pride
evening, it was officially »B- ! in the acquisition of the new queen
*of the air uhd hopes of tremendous
iiumiccd.
development in military and commer
cial aeronautics had lent interest to
Congress Adjourns
the proposed trans-Atlantic flight of
For Vacation, Tak- . tho
m
llml,„.DUlll air
lllr cruiser even ...
British-built
being Thirty Days yond that which it normally would
(have aroused.
i Dr Tb* AuocUUd Pr*u )
Latest advices to the navy depart
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25—Sena ment indicated that of the seventeen
tors
and representatives generally
members or
of the
the hnnu-picKeu
hand-picked nmem-un
Americnn
..................,...................
,....... * imembers
won
;‘r- ’’laving Washington today * ° r |crew*0n ,;onnl (luring the test, only
tiair
loir vacation ns na result or
of ccongress,.....
o n g re ss,-- nil„rtnrilinH,„r
QunrtormaBtcr Norman O. Walkdeclaring thirty days recess just beof Commerce, Texas, had survived,
fore midnight
dmght Inst
last night.
nicht.
, Lomlon (ji„pntches, however, put the
American loss at seventeen, declaring
WANTS MEX. GOVERNMENT
“every Americnn on ixinrd” was lost.
TO HELP PUT DOWN REBELLION.
“It is a torible thing,” was the sad
comment of Secretary Donby as he
<ny Th* Au o c UUd P r » u )
HI. PASO, Aug. 25.—Francis Co received cable dispatches giving de
villa lias fled from his half million tails of the catastrophe.
Mr. Denby immediately forwnrded
acre ranch at Cnnutillo to Parrnl to
to
the British air ministry a message
enlist aid of tho Mexican government
oxpr6sHing the sympathy of the navy
in putting down a revolt nmnng his
followers, according to nn officer of department.
“The navy department of the Unit
the Mexican nrmy, who arrived nt ed States extends to the air ministry
Janie* today from Pnrrnl,
nnd the British navy deepest sym
pathy in the appalling dlsnstcr to the
SINN FEIN TO REFUSE
ZR-2.” The message said:
‘‘‘Wo
TERMS RUT STRIVE TO
hope our renrly reports will prove ex
CONTI N UE N EG OTIATTON 8 . aggerated as to loss of lifo.”
Far from being discouraged by the
DUBLIN, Aug. 25.—'fhe belief wns disaster, nnvnl aviation officials imexpressed
last ...................
night that —'
tfco“ ----Dail mediately
mcdintcly propareu
prepared to nuun
seek authority
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Kireu
* ’ of the
Lireunn s answer to the-proposnls of fnr construction of* n new ship
ivmier Lloyd George for ponco In ZR-2 type In thtf United States.
Ireland.......
will«»beiviunui
n refusal
of tho
terms,
Hrry on; build and
ui n»V
tviiun,
Wo wj||
will C
carry
nnd oper
hut that the refusal will bo followed ate ns many ZR-2’s ns may be auth
uitli arguments seeking to induce Mr. orized by congress,” Admiral William
Moyd George to continuo negotia A. Moffot, chief of the nnvnl bureau
tions.
of aeronautics, said Inst night, “bo
that these brave men may not imve
lost their lives In vnin.”
FRENCH LEADS.
Other aviation officers, while great
CLEVELAND, Aug. 25.—Emmet ly distressed, declared they had not
They
reiu h, of Youngstown, Ohio, captain lost fiiith In rigid airships.
pointed
out
that
Germany
had
built
0 t,u* American golf team that in
.......
urltnln(
le(|
t|j0
flo]d
nm,
successfully
o
p
e
r
a
s
nnd
operated
1*10
ships
of
vaded Great Britain, led tho Hold in
‘ho first round of the open champion- 1similar design, mnny with only slight"hip of tho Western Golf association ly
carrying enpaclty,.whllo Engnl n. . i
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lish
constructors
hnd turned mout
six
<“ Oakwood t4ub with a'remnrknblo
teen.
*cor° (,f 33*82—05, or fl uqdor par.
Tho only serious accidents record
ed
against these, so far ns nnvnl files
AUSTRIAN TREATY SIGNED.
v . pxiv, . -------indicate, was tho wreck of nn cnily
r.NNA, Aug. 25.—Tho treaty of Gorman Zeppelin over Lake Constance
coco with the United Stales was'before tho wnr, nnd tho smashing, of
knwl nt l o’clock yesterday nftor-’tho British R-3-1 when sho ran afoul
°n’
(of her hnngnr.
(By The Assoclstsd Press)
LOGAN, W. V., Aug. 25.—About 500
Logan county citizens were under
arms here at daybreak prepared to
hurry to the Boone county border
where it is reported a pnrty of men
are marching from Mnrmct to Mingo
county as a protest against mnrtial
law there about cross boundary.
Murching on Mingo Six Thousand Men
Sny They Will Fight
RACINE, W. Vn., Aug. 25.—A
crowd of men estimated at five or six
thousand reached here this morning
from Mnrmct where they have been
camping. Many openly snld they were
marching to Mingo county where mar
tial law was declared several months
ago by Governor Morgan nnd is still
in force. They apparently are with
out lenders and straggled into town,’
although the compact body held to
the main highway.
CONSTABLE HELD.
RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 25— J. C.
Cnuthorn, Hanover county constable,
is scheduled to nppenr before Magis
trate Heath, in Ashland, Vn., tomor
row to answer to the charge of violat
ing the prohibition law.
Navigating* Officer Lieut. A. H. Wann Says Most
of the Crew Were Killed in the Explosion
Which Followed Buckling and
Snapping of Girders
(By Tho Asocinted Press)
HULL, England, Aug. 25.— (By the Associated Press)—Div
ers began today nt dawn to explore the fire twisted wreck of the
ZR-2. Only one Americnn, Norma Walker, nnd four British, sur
vived the disaster. All hope tlint there might be other survivors
wns given up during the night. The wreckage fell in the river only
two hundred feet from the shore nnd six carriages in which m ost
of the airship personnel were riding, sank immediately to the bot
tom of the Humber river. The men would have little chance of
esenpe after the dirigible struck the water. The body of Lieut.
Charles Little, American officer, is nt the hospital where he died
of burns. The body of Lieut. Marcus Easterly wns nt the morgue.
Harbor officials today expressed the doubt that many of the bodies
would be recovered unless they were held fast in the wrccknge or
were imprisoned in the gondolas ns it is feared the tide and the
swift current would carry them away.
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Most of the British nnd Americnn members of the crew of tho
dirigible were killed by the explosion which followed the buckling
tv!
and snapping of girders amidship, declared Flight Lieut. A. H.
Wann, in command of the craft ns navigating officer at the time of
the disaster in a statement to the Associated Press today. Wann
said the ship had run beautifully nt sixty knots nn hour and he had
reduced the speed to fifty when there came a violent cracking
sound. He thought several girders had broken.
Lieut. Hoyt, of Clearwater, Fla., Unaccounted For!
K u K lu xK lan Speaks
Regarding: the Anonymous Letter Writer and
Runs True to Form
The following letter was received by the Herald this
morning and we are glad to reproduce it as it follows out yur
former explanation in the fullest:
August 23rd, 1921.
Mr. R. J. Holly,
Editor Sanford Herald.
Dear Sir:
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I just read in today’s Herald on article concerning an
anonymous letter sent your paper and purporting to be sent
by Ku Klux Klan.
Seminole County being within the territory covered by
my Klan, I feel it encumbent upon nie to explain briefly re‘ garding the Klan. I will appreciate you giving this letter
publicity through your paper in fairness to us.
The Ku Klux Klan has not, and will not, send anybody
any written notice with authority of the Klan, and should
anyone, either n member or nn outsider send n notice under
this cloak, I will assure you that such party found guilty of
this contemptible work, will receive prompt and deserving
action by us. I will further state that all necessary notices
given from my Klan are given PERSONALLY. I find this
method highly effective and seldom if ever leaves any doubt
in the mind of any man receiving our attention, as to wheth
er or not the K. K. K. or some outsider with a personal
grudge has called.
We are organized on the highest principals of American
Ideals, a man MUST lie 1(10',: American to be a Klansman.
We are here to assist the officers of the law in its enforce
ment, we do not discriminate against a man because of his
color or creed. Every man. be he white or black, as long as
ho Is a law-abiding citizen, will be respected by us.
The 'high moral requirements of this order assure us
thut we get the pick of the men ill any community. I have
hnd tho high honor to be selected as lender of Dixie Klan No.
31, nnd I am extremely proud to say I have under me a body
of men, that are REAL men and we are organized to assist
the officers of the law to take care of any trouble that may
Arise*
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I wish to congratulate you, Mr. Holly, upon your article
above referred to in today’s Herald, nnd will regret very
much if I am unnblo to locate the author of the letter sent
y° U*As Klansmcn wo serve without any remuneration, nnd
at considerable risk nt times, solely for tho purpose of pro
tecting the homes, morals nnd laws of this county, nnd be
fore the good peoplo of Seminole County condemn us, I ask
them to withhold any hasty decision until it is shown that
some of tho work credited to us, is the work of our enemies,
of whom we have accumulated quite a few through our en
deavors for your protection.
WE WERE HERE YESTERDAY; WE ARE HERE
TODAY, AND WE WILL BE HERE TOMORROW.
Yours very truly,
EXALTED CYCLOPS,
Dixie Klan No. 31.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— Navy was advised from London to
day that apparently the only Americnn survivor from the ZR-2 is
Norma Walker. O f‘the three Floridians who were to have been
in the crew on the proposed flight across the Atlantic, Lieut. Hen
ry Hoyt, of Clearwater, was the only one aboard the dirigible nt the
time of the accident. He is listed as unaccounted for.
LONDON, A uk . 25.—Americnn
ami British victims of the disas
ter to the ZH-2 will be accorded
,, Krent public funeral, prtibahly
in London. The air ministry hnd
the project under advisement nnd
nn announcement regarding it is
expected nt anytime. Meanwhile
all KnKlnnd is giving expression
lo its deep feeling of mourn|ng
for the victims and sympathy for
those bereaved. The foremost
nmong the expressions of condol
ence was one from King George
to Air Marshal Trenchard at the
air ministry. As the dirigible
was still British property, not
having yet been turned over to
Americnn authorities, nil investi
gations of the calamity will be
supervised by the British
nir
ministry.
ty-four hours, at times in had weath
er, and wns returning to the Pulham
airdrome at the time of the disaster,
which constitutes the most tgrriblo of
its kind in pence times.
While tho ship wns flying nt about
1,000 feet over Hull spectators saw
the ZR-2 seemingly buckle amidships,
and plunge downward over the city
und into the IIumber river. One the
ory of the cnusc of the disaster is that
while the ship’s rudders were being
tested the giant craft took a sharp
turn, which caused her frame-work to
buckle and that the explosion of a
gasoline tunk completed the trngedy
of the nir. The actual cause, however,
may never be known. A rumor had
been nflont for some days that th^
ZR-2 was strueturarly weak, but this
wns stoutly denied by nil in author
ity.
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HULL, Aug. 25.—Sixteen officers
and men of the United Stntcs navy
and twenty-seven officers nnd men of
the British navy met death yesterday
in the collapse of the great dirigible
ZR-2 over the city of Hull.
All but one of the Americans on
hoard the ill-fated craft perished, as
far ns could be ascertained by mid
night last night.
Only five men of the forty-nine who
were making tho trial trip in the dir
igible prior to the vessel being turned
over to the United States navy are
knol^h to have been saved.
The Americnn officers who
started the trip included Com
mander l-ouis H. Mnxfield, Lieut.
Commander Emery Coil, Licpt.
Henry W. Hoyt, Lieut. Marcus If.
Estcrly, Llcut.-Commnnder Vulentine N. Blog nnd Lieut. Chas.
G. Little.
The American enlisted men who
went up with the craft from Howden were C. I. Allcr, Robert
Coons, L. 12. Crowd, J. T. Han
cock, William Julius, M. Lay, A.
L. Loftin, A. I. Pettit, W. J.
Steele, N. O. Walker and George
Walsh.
The British losses include tho fam
ous air veteran, Brigadier-General K.
M. Maitland, and all tho other officers
on board, except Lieut. A. H. Swann,
the commander of tho ZR-2.
Starting from Howdon Tuesday
morning on a tost flight to Pulham the
big aircraft hnd been nflont for thlr-
IRISH REPUBLICANS
REPLY TO NOTE OF
MR. LLOYD GEORGE
(By Tho AuocUtod Frou)
LONDON, Aug. 25.—Tho Irish cab
inet's reply to Lloyd George’s letter
in which he denied Ireland’s right to*
secession nnd (reclined to refer the*
question of relations between tho
Northern nnd Southern purfof Ireland
to foreign arbitration was received
this nfternoon.
CONGRESS IN JAM.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 .-A fter a
two hour wrnnglu tho senuto refused
today to sot aside tho unti-bcor bill
conference! report fo rconslderntion
for other legislation nnd gave every
indication of heading toward a jam,
calculated to upset plans for a thirtyday recess beginning tonight.
FIRE AT CIIAIR PLANT.
HIGH POINT, N. C., Aug. 25.—
Tht finishing plant at tho Thomaavillo Chair Co., nt Thomasvllle, vra*
destroyed by firo uccording to a me#-'sago roctived horc. Several hundred
chairs stored in the building, a woodon structure, wore destroyed. The
loss, is estimated at $26,000.
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Phone 388
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PAGE TWO
wore Misses Mary and Julin Zachary, 1in compliment to her house guest, Mrs.
Gladys Ilrynn, SalHo Howard, Knth- W. D. Crnbtree, of Tampa, there bo
erino Wilson, Fannie Helm Munson, Ing three tables of players. Tho long
Marilu Brown nnd Edith Mngcc; Mr. living room nnd dining room were
MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor,
nnd Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr .and Mrs. bright with crystnl vases of these
_________ rhone 217-W
Uraxton Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Vnneo lovely flowers artistlcnlly placed.
The charming hoBtesB, Mrs. RouDougins, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L. GoodSOCIAL CALENDAR
millat,
wns assisted in entertaining
hue, Mr. and Mrs. 0. It. Linton,
by
Mrs.
A. B, Wallace nnd Mrs. W. C.
Friday—Mrs. J. D. Lawson will en Messrs. Joe Davis, Tom Martin, Al
Hill,
and
the occasion wns one of un
tertain the members of the Nino bert nnd Raymond Bearden, Peter
usual
enjoyment
for the guests who
Seminotes Club at the home of Mrs. Schnal, John C. Harrison, Wallnce
were
present.
Henry Purdon, at 3:30 p. m,
Bell, Frank Mnrkwood, Sherman
Tho prizo in the card game, a crys
Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour Moore, Dick Brown, Michael, Metz
tnl
vase, was * n by Mrs. II. B. Lew
will bo held at the Centrnl Park nt and Brown, of Pittsburg, Dr. W. T.
is,
The consolation prize, n bathing
live o’clock.
Langley and Dr. L. Ik Brown.
cap, was awnrded to Mrs. George W.
Knight. The honoree, Mrs. Crnbtree,
Mr. and* Mrs. G. C. Metcalf and chil
BRIDGE LUNCHEON.
was presented with a cut glass may
dren, of Uartow, are spending several
A very interesting social event of onnaise set.
days here at the Montezuma.
Tuesday was the bridge luncheon,
At the conclusion of tho card game,
given by Mrs. M. W. Wiggins, nt the dainty refreshments of ice crenm nnd
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Mrs. \V. I). Crabtree and little son, home of Mrs. B. L. Perkins, on MngW. D., who have been the guests of nolla avenue, the guests including cake were served by Mrs. Roumillat,
Mrs. Wallace nnd Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, left today for the memberss of the Monday Bridge
FALL IRISH POTATOES
phoric acid, and fl per cent potash.
Among the guests wore: Mesdnmcs
Miami, where they will spend two nnd D. A- U., bridge clubs. There
SHOULD BE PLANTED NOT
The seeds should bo dropped further
II.
B.
Lewis,
G.
W.
Knight,
A.
P.
weeks. They will ngnin return to San being five tables of players.
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER l. apart than spring potatoes, ns they
Connelly, B. W. Herndon, Slim I’ulesford nnd will be the guests of Mrs.
The color scheme of white nnd yel ton, R. E. Newman, Forest Lake, G.
require much moisture, and October
Roumillat before returning to their
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 25.-- F a ll nnd November are often dry months.
low was prettily carried out with yel D. Bishop, George DeCottcs, Julius
home in Tampa.
crops of Irish potatoes should be
Shultz, A. B. Wallnce nnd W. C. Hill.
low alamanders and golden rod.
planted not later than September 1,
Of
exceptional
interest
was
tho
SHERIFF SLAIN.
Miss Fern Wnrd nnd father, Mr.
according
to
Prof.
W.
L.
Floyd,
of
games
of
bridge
plnyed
during
tho
New Baptist Church
^Inrry Wnrd, spent the day here yes
the Florida Agricultural College, who
BLACK SHEAR, Gn., Aug. 25.—
morning. The prizo for high score,
terday.
Building for Monroe
snys that planters should not expect Mage Carter, white, alleged mooncandle holders with the cnndles, wns
AFASCINATING NF-GLIGbE
as largo a yield as in the spring. shiner, was arrested shortIj nftet
won by Mrs. B. A. Howard, while the
Mrs. it.
D. l,.
L. Thrasher
mrs.
imusin'r left yesterday
,
un
On the morning or
of August zzmi
22nd a
Even in its simplest form, the modern Fifty bushels to an acre mny be rea- midnight at his homo on a chnrgt 0f
for Hendersonville, N. C., where she const* n <> , a a ,
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gathering of interested people wns
negligee is a fascinating garment. In s umbly expected, he says.
killing Sheriff John W. Robertson.
will join her daughter, Miss May ‘ rw> ru * r t t ‘ 1 “ ‘ 1 . , .
Ihold on a corner lot recently acquired tins instance, marvels arc worked with
Small
whole
potatoes
of
the
spring
SherlfT Robertson was shot from the
Thnwhor, who i . .pending .evcrnl
the kn.c»l p rl'e which wn, by ^the Bnptist
|<(
u k c M„„. colors Bine erfipe Georgette fashions the
crop
should
be
used
for
seed,
accord
a
candy
Jar.
brush in a swamp while lit- ant] a
weeks at that popular summer resort
roe, for the purpose of breaking the robe, which is built upon a foundation
ol
soft
pink
material—any
clinging
semiing
to
Prof.
Floyd.
Best
results
can
Following
the
gnme
a
delicious
two
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posst were searching for an alleged
with friends.
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, dirt for the erection of a new Baptist
course luncheon, consisting of fried church building nt that plnce. The silk fabric answering the purpose. 1 he Ik- obtained in sprouting the potatoes horse thief. John A. Splmvall, who
belt is of lavender and blue striped silk.
Mrs. Widenmn Caldwell left yestcr- chicken* nvncolln ^
«rcnm°d church was organized several years Medium size requires 4 yards 36-incn by placing them in moist ground in wah seen in the swamp, told the of.
day for Dade City where she wH| asparagus on toast, hot biscuits with ago and has been holding its services Georgette, with 3 yards 36-inch material a shaded place nt least two weeks fleers Carter did the shooting, .spinbefore planting. Only those thnt wall is being held nt Black Shear as •
in a community building. Some weeks
visit relatives.
^
iced tca' f cach ‘co« nnd cnkt\
Pk-tonal Review Negligee No. 8933.
There were about thirty guests who ngo the membership became enthused One size only. Price, 25 cents.
sprout well should be planted, he a witness. .Carter has been taken to
says, heenusc nil potntocs will not Jtaup nnd placed in jail there for
Dens ______
motored or'joycd Mrs. Wiggins’ chnrming hos over the erection of a house of wor
Mr. and Mrs. R. R . ___
germinate
readily.
safe keeping.
ship of their own and a live building * * * * * * * * * * * *
to Tampa yesterday where thty w ill 1
The
soil
in
which
thcsccd
arc
laid
committee
wns
appointed
with
L.
B.
spend several days.
out should be moist, well supplied
Cynic: One who lins a hunch that
T. N. T. CLUIL
Mann as chairman, and as a starter
with
humus,
broken
deeply
and
treat
people
will think him superior and
The
members
of
the
T.
N.
T.
Club
Mann
deeded
to
the
church
a
T. D. Ward, of of Dunn, N. C., Is
ed
liberally
with
fertilizer
containing
clever
if
ho knocks everything a foot
were
most
charmingly
entertained
beautiful
corner
lot
facing
on
the
Dixa business visitor here stopping at
high.
1
per
cent
ammonia,
0
per
cent
phos
yesterdny
afternoon
by
Mrs.
Ed
Lane
\v
Highway,
on
which
to
erect
the
the Montezuma.
at her home on Park avenue.
{building. The church was led in its
Misses Lillian and Olive Waits, of
The
rooms
were
artistically
decoraction by the faithful and earnest cfIN HONOR OF VISITOR
4*4*4*4*4*4-4*4*4-4*4*4 4-4*4*4 4**5*4-4*4-4*4-4-4*4*4*4*4*444*4*4*4-4*4-4*4*-J*4*4*4*4-4-4*4*- -4-4*4*
nted with wicker baskets of pink forts of its pastor, Rev. E. Lee Smith, Dunedin, were visiting friends in
A pretty compliment to Miss Sallie oleanders nnd ferns. The afternoon j At the breaking of the dirt the fol- town Fridny.
Howard, of Bartlesville, Gn., the guest was pleasantly spent with fancy work, lowing program was carried out:
Mr. and Mrs. Grilles ami little son,
of her sisters, Mrs. Portor Pitts ami
ate in the afternoon .Mrs. Lane, as
Hymn—“How Firm a Foundation.” of Wuuchula, who have been visiting
Mrs. Leslie Ilrynn, was the party giv stated by Mrs. Archie Betts, served , Scripture Reading, Rev. E. Lee
Mrs. Grilles’ brother, Mr. Rineau, reen Inst night by Mrs. I'itts at her home
ice cream topped with whipped cream, Smith.
turned
to their home this wetk.
on Magnolia nve.
chocolate cake, and candy.
. Prayer—Dr. George Hyman,
| Mrs. A. Y. Fuller and daughter, 4*
A profusion of pink vines and crepe
The members of the club enjoying Address—"The Value of a Church Emma, were visitors iin Orlando Fri
Myrtle, with ferns, were used in dec
this
delightful afternoon pleasure,
Community, Jno. D. Jinkins.
day.
orating the rooms. These lovely vines
were:
Mrs.
S.
M.
Lloyd,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Address—"The
Co-operation
of
the
J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Tainwere entwined over the windows and
Lawson,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lee,
Mrs.
Archie
I
r’e
0
I,le
,n
Iluil,lin«
»
Church,"
Dr.
Geo.
pn.
on the chnndiliers, while cut glass
Hyman,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Anderson nnd
vases of the crepe Myrtle were effec Betts, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Fred
The breaking of the dirt by the pas two children, who hnve been out on
Dniger,
and
Mrs.
Howard
Overlin.
tively placed.
tor, Rev. E. Lee Smith.
their place near Palm Springs for the
Punch was served throughout the
Placing of vcceptnblc containing rec
BON TON BRIDGE CLUB.
past two weeks, left Monday for thuit
evening by Mrs. Leslie Bryan, later in
Mrs. Ed Butts was the charming ords of church membership, Sunday home in Tampa.
the evening brick ice cream carrying
school, B. Y. P. U., Woman’s Mission
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen were visit
out the pretty color scheme, with an hostess yesterday afternoon at a ary Union and miscellaneous records.
gel food cake, was served. After re bridge party the guests including the
ors
in Sanford Saturday.
Doxology and benediction.
freshments the guests motored out to members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club.
Mr.
nnd Mrs. Tulles were shopping
The Lake Monroe church, while one
the lake where swimming and other
Quantities of lovely roses nnd zin of the youngest in the Seminole Asso in Orlando Saturday.
water spurts were enjoyed until a late nias were used in decorating the ciation, has shown a steady growth,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topliff, of Or
hour.
rooms where the card tables were ami under the leadership i|f its pres- lando, spent tiie week end with Mr,
There were about fifteen guests who placed.
lent pastor has gone from a mission and Mrs. A, Y. Fuller and family.
enjoyed this delightful courtesy.
The many friends of Mrs, R, A.
A very absorbing game of bridge 'church with services once a month, to
was played during the afternoon, Mrs. 1a self-supporting church with services Stiles will regret to lenrn of her
IN HONOR OF VISITOR.
Howard Smith making high score, |two Sundays in the month and with death, which occurred Sunday, after
Mrs. W. A..Lester entertained very was presented with a lovely bouquet Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. every an illness of several months. The de 1
delightfully Tuesday evening, in com of roses, tied with tulle. The conso Sunday.
ceased is survived by her mother and
pliment to her sisters, Misses Mar lation prize, a bouquet of Zinnias,
Tint building will cost, when com father, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Hartley,
garet, Mary and Jean Linton, of Mon- tied with tulle, was awarded Miss pleted, $(5,000.00. However, it will not two staters, Miss Ethu Hartley, of
1920 J,UN 14 PM 5 49
ticello, who are her house guests.
Fern Wnrd.
be finished at this time, only sufficient Grovcland, Mrs. New, of Orlando, and
Quantities of pink vinp wns used
At the conclusion of the card game work being done to prepare it for im four brothers, Jesse,‘Cnulis, Will and
A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA
in decorating the living room. Those the hostess served ice cream and cake mediate use.
John, and a husband and three small
pretty vines wore artistically en as refreshments.
children.
TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P 11
twined over the doors and windows.
The members of the club present FLASHES},OF ACTION
Miss Hazel Jones, of Orlando, is
HAD A GOOD CROWD AT
In the dining room, the pretty color wore: Miss Fern Ward, Mrs. Robert
the guest of Miss Aldia LeVignc.
JASMINE INK CORPN
PRINCESS LAST NIGHT.
scheme of pink and green was carried i Hines, Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. Frank
Miss Susie May Lyle, of Orlando, is
out with pink hibiscus.
Woodruff. The substitutes for absent
the guest of Emma Fuller.
5 HALL ST NORFOLK VA
Flashes of Action,, the war picture,
Dancing and promenade were great members were Mrs. Howard Smith,
Bill Sntchor wns a visitor in Or
ly enjoyed by the guests. Punch was Miss Virginia Brady, Miss Serita which were actual scenes of the but lando Tuesday:
GOVERNMENT AGAIN AWARDS
tle Helds, was well patronized yester
served throughout the evening by Lake.
Those shopping in Orlando on
JASMINE INK CORPORATION
day afternoon and .:st night, nnd the Tuesday were: Mrs. Bill Allen, .Miss
Misses Cnnnctn Barber and Lucilc
Legion boys are well satisfied with Annabel Allen, Mrs. Tull is, Mrs,
Newby. At a late hour dainty re
DUPLICATE BRIDGE Cl.UR
BLUE BLACK ALL SIZES RED ALL
the
results. The pictures were geed, Frnin and daughter, Fern.
freshments of ice cream and cake
A profusion of lovely roses adorned
SIZES AND MUSCILAGE QUARTS.
were served by little Misses Helen the pretty home of Mrs. F. E. Rnutnil- nnd showed tho American voys in ac
Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent the day in
tion,
the
many
scenes
of
the
devas
Taft Wednesday, the guest of Mrs.
Douglas and Ellen Telford, who wore lat on Palmetto avenue yesterday nfOVER THIRTY COMPETITORS.
lltting organdie frocks.
ternoon when she entertained
the tated areas, tho methods now em Hardaway.
JASMINE QUALITY WINS AGAIN.
Those enjoying the happy event members of the Duplicate Bridge club ployed in warfare nnd all that went
with that gigantic struggle, that is
CHAIN SCHEDULE
GEORGE DEEDMAYER,
now happily over. Few people know
Southbound
what difficulties the people who took
SALES MANAGER.
these pictures, bail to surmount, and
Depart*
Arrive
while no pictures can ever give lbo
2:40 a. m
8 3 .........2:85 a. m.
world tho scenes of the great battles , 1No. 27..........
8:40 a, m
the Flashes of Action are probably |
89______ 2:55 p. rn. 3:20 p. m
the only authentic record of the! No. 85______ 7:30 p. m. 7:45 p. m
of
scones that could he taken. In war
North Bound
It i*
times, photographers are taboo, and
Depart*
Arrive
even the government contingent was ^ 0> 82______ 1:48 a. in. 2:03 a. m
found
probably restricted in taking certain 1jsj0- 84...........11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m
much
views.
| No. 80..................... 8:05p.m.3:25 p . it.
However, the pictures recalled No.
Nu. 28..................... 10:00p.m.
many scenes to the hoys who were 1
Trilby Branch
and
over there, and gavu the folks at |
Depart*
Arrive
home the trinls nnd sufferings of the ♦No. 100..........
0:00 a. nt,
foun
boys who were in that awful carnage •No. 24............
3:25 p. m
of battle. No olio can ever realize
jgg
that
7:00 a. in.
what our boys went through, even , No. 22..
7:35 p. m
thosu who never went ncrobfl, nnd It
Leesburg Branch
%
is only by pictures that their sneriDepart*
Arrive
flees can be given to the public, and No. 157.......... 4:00 p . f .
we can again say to the world, that No. 21........... 2:52 p. m.
America Is there.
No. 101______ 0:30 p. m.
No. 26.......... 2:00 p.m.
MRS. HINES DETAINED.
i,
Oviedo Branch
ilcpurt*
Arrive
RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 25.—Mrs.
] Walter Hines, wife of the young No. 120..........11:00 a. in
3:40 p. a.
1 fugitive Bought on suspicion of know- *No. 127------1 ing something about fho killing of *Pally, except Sunday
Policeman Washington I. Curtis bore
A physician Hays nil normal people
1 early Monday .morning, was being
uro
soothed by gray. There is nothing
. detained by tht Richmond police toDISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNlV
particularly
soothing about the pres
■day, according to developments in
ent outlook, however.
1
, the murder cnBe.
I M . 11 , M I .
SOCIETY
Daily Fashion Hint
D IA M O N D S
Per
Carat
$ 3 0 0 .0 0
Fine White
McLaulin, Hie Jeweler
i
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L0NGW00D
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Jasamine Inks Win
Over A Others
I
Hi
You want to learn about the best ink that you
can buy and while it may be new to you it is
not new to others. You want to know about
the best ink that is sold at a better price. You
want to know about the ink that is used by
the government and by all the largest cor
porations. The ink that is used by all the
largest firms in your own and neighboring
cities. Read the telegram below:
Watch for Opening1Date
ot the
Edward Higgins,
Service Station
GAS, OILS, VULCANIZING
BATTERY SERVICE
1st St. and Elm Ave.
U. S. Tires are Good Tires
Jasmine Ink is now used by the majority
the schools and colleges in the South.
used by all the rank and fiTe who have
out that they can get a superior ink at a
lower price in the reliable Jasmine Ink. If h
is not just what we say it is, bring it back
get your money. Come in and fill your
tain pen and get a free trial of the ink
is making the South famous.
The Herald Printing
Company
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921
PAGE THREB
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Champion Broad Jumper in Action
P r o g r e s s iv e
ed
m o v e m e n ts,
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
fo ste r
b y p r o g r e s s iv e in d iv id u a ls , a r e
in v a r ia b ly p r o d u c t iv e o f r e s u lt s .
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
George A. DeCottes
I
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
CONTRACTORS
S. O. Shinholser
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Balldor
Orer Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Sanford Constructs Cou.
BATTERIES
• *
FLORIDA
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Cheerfully'
Battery Troubles to Us Planes and Specifications
Furnished
W* Sp.ot.in* on Q«otriotl Work isd *.a iln
All Work Guaranteed
7011 dopoadablo torfleo,,
WZ ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS If. T. PACE
P. O. Bos MS'
roa OVERHAUUNd TOUR CAB
HRruo roim
The Seminole County ij
Bank
Sanford Battery Service Builders & Contractors
Company
Sketches and Estimate* Free;
»♦♦♦♦
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
UNIVERSAL FOLDING CRATE
CAUSES FAVORABLE COMMENT
' among 1-r.OnlDA GHOWEII8
_____
SERVICE
Phone 189
bor of vegetable ami fruit growers ussedations. It was awarded the grand
' ",rl“
*1»V<k Um Fair »( San Francisco as well as by many county and
The Uiiivcr.nl FoMln. C r .l. I. not
f" '” wher°
" * « b“ n
no o.i.ortmnnt
inghaypm e d the on"T °'of , h,s m nt„,„cp
[wrimcii ii s ago io
nIn__ „„ unquestioned not only tin proven in ncnnd actual use n shipping onions, pol
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* n tunl use hut very recently it was sub
total's, tomatoes, strawberries „„
as well
’
,
jocted, in the laboratories of the Chi
os
goods,
drug nnd chemical cago Mill
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. tho
..
" canned
.
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& .Lumber
Company, to
sunn es and notions In genernl. Dur- 1 * .
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same test as given by the govern
in' the ast eight years this package
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ment. In tho Stee Drug Test an orms successfully withstood nil require - 1 ..
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dinnry bushel box stood 07 revolutions
meats of strength, enrrying capacity
and was not materially damaged. An
arid ability, ventilation nnd manufac
other box built for 60 pounds of on
turing cost. It has recently become
more generally known on account of ions was subjected to the diagonal
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compression test and registered 075
special machinery pntented and now ;
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, pounds from corner to corner empty,
being manufactured for its entire and .. .
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It is well known that it is satisfactory
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when any container stands one-third
Tins is a lug advantage as it comes - .. . . .
from the mill completely made and " „
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' Probably the most important and
finished by machinery and it therefore
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vnluublo feature of this pneknge is
„ tu r, ly follow, (hot anything can i ,Iln, whcn „ lcovc, , ht. m|„
con.
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cconoinlcnlly, au b ,tn n .|slrucli(J,|
w
„ cclvcJ
hnlly ,„»l hotter In every Way than knockc|| (,„wn „ fo|(W
bc
when built by hand. Also, in this way,
opened ready for use easily and
straight line production, which is the
quickly. In this operation no expert
must ciricicnt, can be obtained.
labor is required. Any one can unfold
Very special inducements are offer
this crate nnd by dropping the bottom
ed for the manufacture of this con,tnincr
, _ as it can .be. built
. . . of
. any . .ght
. . in .hnvo
... it rendy
„ for . instant
, , use wlth,. ,
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, out either nails or tools of any kind,
wouti such as pine, gum or cypress i n * .
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It makes a rigid package whether
any style and size and for such pro-1 _.
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empty or packed,
outs as celery, tomatoes, peppers, pom
•,.
,
,
' i These combined advantages nro
L n ' I " m rH| ° I110* u *1
readily recognized and there is no
uaiver,«i
ts construction is simple, made of
,
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Crate will [day an important part in
pood, the four sides are of ght mnro , ,
, ? . .
Itfi-i-ii
, i into
• * panels
, ,braced, by
, rgetting
into the marIcrmi made
.
, I- lorida products
,
fcicht
n.ii
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,
,
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kets
when
once
in
use.
jA'Mii rails which arc* handed together
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M the corners both top and bottom,,
I.OW TIDES ON THE BEACH.
with heat and clinched wires forming
hinge eifect allowing tho crate to
Hour
f ’ld "ben knocked down; the bottom ^ U®U8^
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made of wood easily dropped into
----Ihe crate when set up, giving n 2 0 .................................................... 7:211
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Itronu brace and a rigid bottom; the 2 7
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h ’ is
one piece (vontllnted if do2
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rlrt''l) ,,,I*I fits under tho bent wires
r t,"' ''"tners making it solid nnd
|**mpnct either packed or entpty.
Don't forget thnt tho Herald has
The Universal Folding C rate’ has
bridge
score cards, place enrds and
eccived mmpluto endorsements by
Iraiisp"1tat ion Companies, Bureaus everything. Look over our line of
■ • hirkcts,^ National Box mnnufac- fine stationery for enrd club prizes.
l|r* tn association and a large num- Tho finest lino l?ver shown here.
fT
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An action photograph of Ned (lourdln, Harvard's great negro athlete,
counted by many the greatest track-tldd athlete of the day, who recently
siiinshed the wor'd’s broad Jump rerord, milking the iiilriurnlous leap of 25
fed nnd :i Inches .n the Harvard stadliiiii during the meet between the Yule*
Hnrvard and Oxford-Ctimbrldgu combiuations.
WHAT TY LIKES
"Slicker" Parks, the Univer
sity of Michigan pitcher, Is
working for Ty Cobb’s T’ygers
now.
Parks has thu makings of a
hlg leaguer.
The youth has piled up some
marvelous strikeout records
during Ills college and minor
league career.
He possesses thu kind of
KtufT that Cobh likes In players
—bnselmll smartness.
a
Former WaahlnQton Twlrler la Caat
Off by Canadian Club and la
Signed by Bridgeport
Pitcher Jo« Doubling wns recently
roleased by tho Toronto baseball.club,
IIo was purchased f*viu the Portland
11 You might suggest any of
the articles you have for sale,
nnd whether you be merchant,
professional man, farmer or
stock raiser, we'd suggest
that you advertise in—
Daily Herald
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Magee
Unscbnll is Just one four-bn so bit
after another.
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
• • •
Little Dickie Kerr believes his extra
lining Jinx Iuih finally left him.
• • •
Expert Repairing
Tho Joplin club liny turned Outfield
er Fred Mratchl hack to tho Chatta
nooga club.
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
• • •
Pen Smith, Mrut buHcmun. hay been
turned buck to the Detroit Tigers by
tho Joplin club of the Western leugue.
• * •
Branch Rickey Is a bear for making
HbiftH In tils lineup, lie Ih known as
one of the most prollclent Jockeylsts
In the game,
• • •
Joe Wagner, late of Toronto, has
Joined the Orecuvlllo South Atlantic
league team.
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Wilson & Shorey
Pine nnd Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlando, Fla.
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Flo.
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
REAL ESTATE
Pitcher Jim Reynolds, late of KanNP.d city and Joplin, Ih u new member
of the Spartanburg pitching muff.
E. F. Lane
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 95
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORI)
FLORIDA
..Employment Bureau..
The vocational committee of the Busi
• • •
Ted Anderson, released ns iimnngor ness nnd Professional Women’s Club
of the Flint teuin, lain Joined the Sag requests all young women dealring
inaw team and will play first base un employment to register at the First
der Red McKee.
Nntionnl Bank.
•
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AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
Shortstop Lute Bonne of the Si
Paul Saints Is out of the giinio for (In- Eyes Examined
Glasses Designed
rest of the season, as the result of an
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
attack of appendicitis.
• • •
o p t . n.
First Buhciiiiiii George Kelly of the
lllnuts, when lie laid off a day recent
ly to have a tooth pulled, bud gone
22d consecutive games.
P
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
517 Commercial Street
Sanford. Fla.
ELECTRICAL
COLONIAL LAMPS
• • •
l\
According to statistics recently Is
sued, Purcell, Jiickson center llulder,
leads the Central league la hitting, OPTICIAN
GILLON & FRY
OPTOMETRIST
with ii percentage of .281.
Graduate Northern Illinois College
Phone 442
• • •
! 212 East First St.
Sanford, Fla.
Thu Indians are convinced Allan
Sot heron, discarded by both the
TRANSFER
Browns and Red Sox, Is going to prove WILSON VULCANIZof a lot of value to them.
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
ING WORKS
• • •
C. O. WILSOK. O w nit
Hitcher Joe Qoehhtif,
Hy Fowlkes, sent by Memphis to
Augusta,
celebrated bis return to
{Ore.) club of the Pacific Const league
Sully
league
company by pitching a
for $1,500, He wiih Ihen taken on by
one-hit
game
against Columbia.
Bridgeport of the Eastern league.
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
..
W it lit Hi other* v * r.« «
Gnvvy Crnviitli, I loti us Wagner nnd Phone 175
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP SITE Billie Ruth are the only three major
mantown Cricket Club During
Month of September.
11 Has been responsible for
wars, made many suicides,
nnd has also caused many
happy marriages. It works
nny way you want it to work,
so it’s natural to believe that
it will bring results to the ad
vertiser.
Sold and Serviced by
B a seb a ll
Notes
league players ever to make more
Qamea to Be Played on Courte of Ger tlian UK) homers during their earners.
The Power
estion
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
• • •
JOE BOEHUNG IS RELEASED
L. A. Renaud, Prop. building too large and none too ■■mil.
— ALL WORK GUARANTRBD— »
* • •
Jim Gould of the .St. Louis TimesStar says that Hornsby Is a much Im
Germantown Cricket club, Philadel proved player over last year anti that
phia, I h the homo club of William T. as a team limn Is a big asset of tin*
Tlldcn, holder of the world’s, the Cards.
United States, British and New Zeut • #
lniul tennis titles. Thu championship
Thu Mint league, shirting a new
will he stngcd on Tlldeu’s homo cour
nice, will prolong Ipt play until Sep
next September.
leather 18, It Is stated.- The original
schedule culled for the season to end
HARVARD 1922 NINE INTACT on Labor day. • • •
['rough, Kalamazoo ditcher, Is bat
Captain Emmom Who Played Second
ting like a Head. In u recent game
Bote la Only Regular Who
with Lansing he got live lilts out of
Will Not Return.
live times lit lint,, two of them being
Harvard’s varsity nine, victorious In three-buggers.
•. • •
the Yale and Princeton series, will re
Jewel
Elis,
who
Is playing third
main virtually IDtnct for the 11122 cam
paign. Captain Emmons, who played buse nnd netlng as Held captain of the
:second base on the year's team, Is the Syracuse team, Is giving Jack Bentley
only regulur wtio wUI not return to a race fur thu home run honors of
the International leugue.
college.
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KU KLUX KLAN TALK
CAUSES NEGRO FIGHT.
MIAMI, Aug'. 25.—"Parson" E. De
votes, an American negro, living near
Peters, was arraigned this morning
before County Judge Blanton on a
charge of assault, and was held to
the criminal court of record in bond
of $150. Teatimony showed that Dovotes and another negro, the latter
from Nassau, were discussing tho Ku
Klux Klan, and the Nassau negro as
sorted that tho United States gov
ernment should put tho order out of
existence. Devotes thought different
ly. One word brought on another,
and the "parson" UBed a pocket knife,
inflicting a Blight cut on thu oilier.
Deputy Flood made the arrest.
mowers, hoes, rakes, paint brushes
WOMEN LAUNCH DRIVE
ami
wheelbnrrows arc expected to put
AT WEST PALM BEACH
TO "CLEAN UP" TOWN. golf sticks, tennis racquets nnd hnsehnll bats out of commission during
WEST PALM BEACII, Aug. 25.— those threo weeks.
Tho City Clean-up Committee
War to tho death on rubbish,-Bandspurs, weeds in general and all other which is an offshoot of the Rotary
trash thnt is cluttering up nnd dis- club's movo*|to stiirt cleaning up
dlBflguring tho city wns declared by mennB business. It is out to make
tho city clean-up committee of West West Pnlm Bench a real "spotless
Palm Bench Inst evening nt tho Wo town” by Octobor 8 or know tho rea
man's club. From now until Septem son why. City Manager Riddlo has
ber ID, pressuro nnd influcnco will bo promised full co-operation of the city
brought to hear by means of publi In the campaign.
city and advertising to porsuado prop
erty owners nnd tenants to clean up.
Tho only spenders who ore now
Fame! A plnco in today’s head
From Soptcmjbcr 10 to October 8 It lines. Obscurity; A place In yostcr- devoting their energies to keeping
will bo elenn-up In earnest. Lawn- dny's headlines.
things up aro suspenders.
Pickling1and Preserving
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
BALL
HARDWARE CO.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HfcRALD, THURSDAY,
AUGUST
• _ ______*
_:____25,
___1921
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lac.
rtTBLUKKU
ft. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor
ST. J. I ILLARD....8ecreUry-Tre*iurer
f l . A. NEEL............ General Manager
CURTIS BARBER
OIBOVLATIOM MAXAOEB
Phone 148 up to 6 Pj M.
S«b«ortptlt» P ilo t ta Advotoo
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WaeMy
tb * ly e m n lamluol* County and la pnbllakM
« w y Triday, AdwrtUln* n tM wa*a t a n
• a appUeaUon. D*moor»tlo la pnUUea. M
m
| m i , nlwaya la adyaao*.
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Member of The Aeaoclated Preee
Issue as wo wish to give It as much
prominence as we gave the so-called
Ku KIux letter on Tuosday. The let
ter today follows out the Idea oxprtwscd by the Herald In regard to the
nlms nnd idenls of the Ku KIux Klnn.
The editor of the Herald Is not a mem|
her of the Klnn, but knows that the
renl Klan writes no nnonymous let
ters, makes no Idle threats, Inter
feres with no man’s legitimate busi
ness, makes no war on respectable
eitirens of any color, and upholds tho
law against those who would tear it
down. At least that was our idea of
the Klnn nnd the letter tends to
strengthen the belief. And wo nlso
wish to state that the incident is
closed ns fnr ns the Herald is con
cerned nml no more anonymous let
ters will be published unless the par
ty interferes with out cosiness.
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OPERATING A DAILY PAPER.
phold fever. They are vicarious and
gratuitous sacrifices. Typhoid fever
is preventable nnd it is a reflection
upon the community whenever n case
originates therein. There are other
diseases, "enteric” the doctors would
pronounce them, duo to improper diet
and disregard of cllmntlc limitations.
Every one of these cases could bo
prevented. The list (flight be enlarged
ad libitem. But the point is, when
you deduct from the number of deaths
each year those which could have been
prevented by common senso nnd the
observance of known rules, tho resi
due would leave Florida with the low
est death rnte, by fnr, of nny state in
the union.
The truth Is thnt wo are so favor
ably situated with regnrd to health
nnd the control of diseases of every
kind thnt, with proper attention to
hygiene, nnd destruction of insect
pests, which, by the way, nro hardly
ns troublesome in the south ns in some
portions of the north, we could present
the world with' nn example of health
fulness thnt would be the eighth won
der.—Lakeland Telegram.
-----------o----------DR. WALKER PREACHES
AT FORMER CHURCH IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
transform anyone, it will transform
any home, it will transform any
church.”
Dr. John S. Jenkins pastor of John
son Memorial sat with Dr. Walker in
the pulpit and presented the former
leader of tho congregation with a few
words in which ho toiil of hU pleas
ure nt welcoming him back.
Before beginning his sermon, Dr.
Walker expressed his own pleasure
a t being again in Huntington and ad
dressing tho congregation of John
son Memorial.
"I love this people, os I never loved
nny other," ho declared.
Following the service, mnny ligored to greet their former pastor.
WEATHER AND CROP CONDI
TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23RD
M-
e te rm e s
are a matter of great regard.
/
flYour acquaintance at the . bank
should be made at an early date, in
order that your Bank References
may date back as far as possible. *
fl Don’t stand in your own light by
failing to identify yourself with a
good, strong bank.
Temperature: The temperature av
eraged above the scasonnl, especially
in the north and west, where tho ex
Several of our friends complimented
That “starvation In the south" story
cess was nbout 3 degrees daily. Mid
us yesterday on getting out nn extra
sounds strnngo to the people of Flor- telling nil nbout the big dirigible ZR-2
day temperatures were well up in the
00’s, exceeding 100 degrees nt several
going down and the many Americana
stations.
on board the newest air ship nnd those
*
if T
That new Suwannee Special train who were intending to bring this gi
Precipitation: As n whole, tho
“A Community Builder"
oughf to be a winner, although we gantic dirigible, to this country. We
woek gnve insufficient rainfall, al
understand it does not go anywhere intend to give our readers the news
F. P. FORSTER..............................................President
though there were locally heavy
near tho Suwannee river.
nmounts
on
a
few
dnys
nt
some
sta
nt all times. We get out extraH to
The following from tho HuntingB. F. WHITNER........................................... Cashier
give the transient public a shot nt the ton, West Virginin Herald, will be tions. The lack of moisture is press
Up in Baker county the moonshin very Intest news right off the press, interesting to the mnny friends of ing over considerable portions of the
ers become so peeved at arrests thnt to give the newsboys a chance to make Dr. Wnlker, in this city:
lower central nnd southern divisions,
they shoot up the town. We have some extra pocket change and Inst
although
nearby localities were favor
Dr. S. W. Wnlker, former pnstor of
THEATRE
RESORT
noticed that they get very bold even j,ut i,c8t 0f njj to let them yell on the Johnson Memorial church, ngnin stood ed by moderate to ample rains. The
DANCE HALL
CAFE
when left nlone.
street and let the world know thnt upon his once fnmilinr pulpit Sunday greatest total reported for the week
-------------ELECTRIC---------was 1.77 Inches nt Jacksonville; the
I*Sanford
We
---------- ■?---------7 . ,
, , has\ n realV daily
* ‘paper.
,
" , morning nnd preached to his former "V"
—
President Harding need not fear | don’t know how other people feel j eonBrtRntion ft Bermon upon tho powcr other regular stations receiving much
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
the criticism of members of his own 1about this trifling matter but when of the Holy Ghost. Ills discourses, de lcss than usual.
FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES
Condition of Crops: The high per
pnrty. Even Domocrnts criticise their y0u can hear a newsboy yell nbout his
livered with virile directness nnd slni- centage of sunshine was fnvornbie for
at Reduced Prices
president—when they get the chance. home daily and especially when he
is se lling extras telling nbout some- pll<;|ty »nPPnrenj ly de*ply Htirml “n haying, much of which was hnrvcsted;
It only comes now and then.
thing that has just happened it makes audience that filled the large nudi- nnd stimulated the opening of cotton
■---------- o----------torium of the church edifice nnd over bolls, mnny prematurely. S' vernl bnles
The Sanford| Trade Extension is you think you are living In a renl city.
flowed into the gallery above.
were marketed during the week; the
W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida
getting fine results in many ways, And the Daily Herald can nlwaya be
No
cure,
or
hope
for
remedy,
for
eftr|y
planted is opening quite freely
depended
upon
to
give
you
ail
the
and every business man of Sanford
-WIRE
-----------------------PHON E-----------------------WRITEthe ills that threaten the world, is on uplnnds. The corn in the several
should take an nctlvo interest in this news right from the wires. We have
seen by Dr. Wnlker in conference, so divisions is being gathered, although
movement thnt mentis so much to the exclusive right to tho wires of the
pressing the city's .doctrines upun
cial service dnddling, get-together the crop in the south was harvested MUNICIPAL JUDGE BECOMES
Associated
Press,
the
greatest
news
Sanford.
deealitrunt
studtnts, however, differs
TEACHER
FOR
AUTO
DRIVER.
He would several weeks ago to a large extent,
gathering agency in the world and this luncheons, and the like.
-ofrom
those
of
the old fashioned peda
Everybody out for the hig time to has been demonstrated time nnd ngnin. have the church cleave a straight Cane made good progress; nlso, pea
gogue,
in
thnt
he is inclined toward
JACKSONVILLE,
Aug.
25.—Judge
morrow night when a prominent San For instance the Herald had the cable course* through all piled-up obstacles nuts, hut rain is needed on uplands,
fines
ranging
from
$2 to §15 instead
by simple recourse to tho Holy Spirit Citrus fruits continue to do well, ex- J. J. Beckham, who presides at this
ford couple will get married on the of the accident to the dirigible yes
of
using
a
ruler
while
those kept after
that, he pointed out, has been prom cept locally on the lower east const, city's municipal court, has styled
steps of the court house nnd there terday only a few hours after the ne- |
Bchool
usually
remain
quite awhilt In
where there has not been sufficient
will he a big street dance nnd general cident happened and hot even the larg ised when it is right sought.
himself as a teacher in the move the city jail. In fact, most of the
er dailies that get here at night hnd
It was what is generally termed nn rain for some time. As a rule, how
good time.
the complete story ns given by the “old-fashioned sermon" the congre ever, the fruit made good progress; ment to better regulate traffic condi violators fail to recognize the pre
-----------o----------some reports indicate it to be in excel tions in this city. The immediate scribed punishment as thnt corning
Sanford Herald. The morning papers,
Now is the time to clean up nnd of course, hnd nothing nbout it as it gation nt Johnson Memorial heard. lent condition. Sweet potatoes are curriculum dcnlH with thut phusu of from u teacher, but Judge Beckham
brush up nnd put your homes nnd happened yesterday morning after the Dr. Walker took his text from tho later Ibis season, due to previous dry the city ordinance prohibiting heavy thus characterizes his role.
yarils in good condition for the vis morning dnilies wore published. This Bible, as is customary, but not stop weather. The weather war. too dry vehicles from traveling on certain
itors are already coming to Florida story was given to the Herald renders ping there, took his citations nnd ref for seed beds nnd fall truck, especially streets
Post cards—local views -lc each at
nnd next month will see ninny of at lenst six hours before they could erences as proof of hia statements in the south.
Judge
Beckham’s
methods
in
im
the
Herald office.
also from the Bible, and his illus
them coming here.
possibly get it from any other source trations mostly from the scriptures,
----------- o----------nnd we are just that far ahead of any
"And ye shall have power after
Lakeland has placed a ban on jn> 0ther publication thnt comes to your
that
the Holy Ghost is come upon
walking. Good thing. The driver of city. That is one of the benefits of
you,"
he chose as his text, using a
a car cannot toll just what n jay having a daily paper of your own. Aud
part
of
the eighth verso, first chapter
wnlker is about to do when he stnrts then in connection with the world
of
Acts.
crossing a street—nnd hardly anyone news we give you all the stnte news
The real nnd enormous potency of
knows what some of the drivers will fresh from the wires and all the city
possession
of the Holy Ghost is amp
do at the same time so there you are. and county news right now and this
ly
evidenced
by the strides made by
latter part of the paper you cannot
the
little
Christian
church during the
The editor of the Herald is work and
..... .................
never will get ___
from any paper
ing on a patent device that will take (except your own little Sanford Unity. hundred years after the death nnd
people across the street in nn airship,
We arc not saying this boastfully resurrection <»f Jesus Christ, assorted
thus saving them the trouble of got- but in the spirit in which we started Dr. Walker. Ho pninted the difficul
tfhg ou#from under the wheels of the the daily—the idea of doing something ties with which the little organiza
cars and the drivers the trouble of for Sanford—thnt has been our sole tion found Itself surrounded, and
picking out the pieces of unatomy idea since we started the Herald many strove to give an idea of the almost
from tho works of the car next morn-' years ago. No other motive has ever incomprehensible ndvnnces that were
|ng,
actuated our thoughts, guided our pen, tnndo, advances that could he laid to
no other sourco,
controlled our movements.
“ If the power that was on the enrly
We
lire
only
calling
your
uttention
The slacker list continues to conic
church
could be brought to descend
Santo the liernld office nnd is really u
^ 08e
lest you forget.
ford
hus
a
real
daily
paper
and
as
the
upon
our
church now, it would he so
wnsto of good paper ns we do not in
city
grows
it
will
grow
with
it
and
tremendous
n thing that every ob
tend to publish nny of it. The lists,
stacle
would
give way before it," ho
in the first place, are incorrect, and n' wuys bo JUHt n fcw minu‘ea “heni1
declared.
in the second place, the war is over of~ wo,l’ we
8uy
thc BherifT
The greatest challenge of the ages,
and those* who went seem to have re- ‘- * ,ut WL‘ rt",lly lm‘tm
of th«
' times.
said
Dr,'W alker, hns been Hung in
ceived hut little pruise for going, aud
the
face
of the church today. And it
are now almost forgotten ,aml those
HEALTH LJ FLORIDA.
is
n
fact,
ho asserted, that the church
who did not go—well, what is the use
so
far
hns
not met it capably, despite
of saying anything about it.
Floridu's death rate, according to
conferences
of its lenders and much
the latest figures, is 11.0 f.er thous
planning
and
effort.
More Ikes were lost life the inter and for its white population .this be
Ministers
themselves
came in for
est of science when thoso brave men ing cc nsidorably be1*w the average
n
scathing
rebuke
from
the speaker.
gave up their lives yesterday on tlie for the Un’ted States, and’almost us
“Our
grent
prenehers
are
discours
7,11-2. And again wo would like to low cs the lowest.
ing
upon
Bolshevism
am!
social
re
remind the government thut ,warThese figures arc grat'f/ing, as
form
nnd
kindred
subjects,"
snid
Dr.
'
ships, airships, and all other war ma they stand, but they ere even more
Walker.
"A
sermon
based
solely
upon
terial nro costing a lot of money and «0 as li suggestion of wttat might bo.
lives, and all for naught ns measured; For there arc several things to con- the Bible is a rare thing.
“What thnt is spiritual can you ex
in terms of peace. If the U. IS., alder in connection with the vital
pect
from a church like thnt?
would cut down two battleships a statistics *.f this stn'.o
“Jesus
snid, 'When I come ye shall
year we could have good roads
Florida is natruully the healthiest
have
power.’
Ho did not promise pow- 1
across the continent built with this state in tho union. This conclusion
er
in
lectures
nnd pamphlets and
money thut is now absolutely wasted. s supported *v general principled,
luncheons."
---------- o----------that is to 3ny, the general conditions
The renl Ku KIux Klnn writes n which makes fc* health, and by nn
The church is missing its opportun- j
letter to the Herald todny nnd it is analysis of the mortality figures in ity, he said, for the present trend of
published on tho front page of this the light of special conditions exist the world's thought is toward the un
ing. We have n low death rnte in seen, not the seen. Evidence of thia is
spite of our carelessness in a dozen plentiful—citing tho awakened In
different wnys. A large peroentngs terest In invisible forces and refer
Fry diced salt pork
of the sickness occur/ng each year ring to Sir Oliver Lodge’s recent as
until brown.
Boil
sertions.
could be prevented.
---- sliced potatoes and
Take malaria, which is responsible
"Skin-deep, prenchcr-mado religion
onions in milk to cover
perhaps for more of our annual mor will never stack up successfully
until tender. But a
tality than the figures show.
We against the present drifting," assert
-------- lnycr of bread crumbs
know exactly how to prevent thin dis ed Dr. Wnlker. The kind that ema
in n baking dish, add a layer of
ease. The moBqulto is the sole carrier nates directly from the Holy Ghost
ISN’T THAT WORTH WHILE?
Burnham's Steamed Clams with
of malaria germs, and where the mos he sees as,tho only hope.
a little park, a layer of pota
quito is destroyed or fenced out there
“You say revivals are not success
toes. Sprinkle with salt and
can bo no mnlnrin. In the meantime,
ful
nny more," he flung, “Well, they
pepper and moisten with clam
the comfort and plenHure of life is
Juice. Repeat layers until dish
are
j;ot. And no wondor; tho spirit is
greatly enhanced by freedom from
is full, cover with pic crust.
not
with us.
this poHt. Again, those two coniplnints
Bake in quick oven.
"Go home, get down on your knees
of which wo hear so much, pellagra
qnd hookworm, are doubtless respon and nsk God to give you the Holy
sible for a few deaths each year, and Spirit. Only when you nsk it, will it
both of them ure easily preventable. come, and when it does no nch irr
WELAKA BLOCK
In, gammon with other Htutos, wo sub-! void will bo filled.
Bhonea 497-494
__ scribe many victims each year to ty- J “Tho power of tho Holy Ghost will
' •
I
iriJtoU
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fl We invite your account with us.
First National Bank
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MISTER
MANAGER
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
“ Speaking o f W omen-
Irvin Cobb points out that feminine shopping does
not necessarily imply buying. It means hard work for
everyone concerned—but seldom results in a transaction
involving money.
As a country minister once declaimed: “King Solo
mon said, and I partially agree with him . . . ” We only
partially agree with Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It-is true there are still some aimless shoppers left.
But they are in the minority v Today most women—as
well as most men—are well-informed buyers, with a
sound basis for comparing stores and values. By buy
ing goods of recognized merit they save themselves the
throes of old-time “shopping trips” and at the same time
get a better and bigger money’s worth.
Most women read the advertisements that appear
every day in their newspapers. They make a practice of
keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new developments, inno
vations and improvements. They know just where to
go for “this” and who in town keeps “that.”
When they shop they generally know just what they
want, where to find it, and how much to pay. Their
knowledge saves them endless trotting, wearisome ques
tioning and haggling.
CLAM
The advertisements have taken the “hop” out of
shopping.
Deane Turner
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1921
PAGE FIVE
SAW BIQ PLOT Ifil FOOTBALL
Uttle lUpponM*
.
Mention of
Matter8 in Uriel
pergonal Hema
of Iolereat
In andu, About
S The C ity
gTTTTTT*
** * J *
* * •r ■
the w eather
For Florida: Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday.
*
*
* * * * * * * * * *
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
*
^
* * * * * * * * * * *
is bo rare ns n day in Au-
t.
Summary of the
Floating Small
Tallta Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
_____
Nothing except another day in Aut in tito city of Sanford.
r ibbv’s special Loganborries, No, 2
can. 28c.—L. P. McCuller. 120-3tc
Hon 0. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was *
onj. the visitors to thocity yeater- *
Holding the old bulb right
nt the 92 mark und while we
would like to have it lower It
Im all right as long nB it docs
not go any higher. The nights
are cool and pleasant and the
dayH arc only hot when you
ure obliged to work In the sun.
At that our temperature re
port Is hotter than the best:
5:40 A. M„ AUGUST 25TII
Maximum ....................
92
Minimum .......................... 68
Range .............................. 70
Barometer ........................30.08
Calm and cloudy.
tiro to uao as extra.
,i tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston.
110-2Gtc * * * * * * * * * * *
let a repaired
(Jrnnulnted sugar, 13 lbs for $1.00. anil has adopted the cash and carry
.\u |*. McCuller.
12t)-3tp plan to save you money. Givo him a
call.
Hard to Convince Turkleh Authorities
That the Game Was Not Revolutlonary Camouflage.
A NUMBER of crate mill nnd saw
mill laborers can get permanent em
ployment under first class working
conditions nt fnir wages at our new
Airs. T. C. Vincent, Mrs. R. J, Hol
mill near Bartow, Fla.—Roux Crate
ly and Misses May and Mildred Holly Co., Bnrtow, Fin.
129-Gtc
and Clara Preston and Gladys Wilson,
went tn Orlando this morning in Mrs.
B. F. Corey, of Los Angeles, Cal.,
Vincent's ear for a visit with friends. Ih in thccity registtred at the Monte
zuma.
i buy, pay cash for second hand pi
anos. Address P. O. box 852, Sanford,
Send your old mattress to Bradley
-Flu.
112-M.-W-.F.12tp factory. Make them like now, for
$5.00. 50 lb, new cotton mattress only
Red Speed Wagon for sale. Slight- $8.00. Guaranteed. 500 W. South
3y used and is a bargain for the price St., Orlando, Fin.
122-2Gtc
we are asking. It you need u truck,
-see us at once.—It. & O. Motor Co.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION
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Taylor Commamlcry, U. !).,• will
meet in Regular conclave on Thurs
’llie many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. day evening, August 25th at 8 o’clock.
H- G. Smith, uf Oviedo, will be glad
Order of the day, regular business
to learn of their return home after nnd Red Cross rehearsal. Members
a month - absence in Georgia, North please attend. Visiting Sir Knights
Carolina, and Virginia. They had n welcome'.
line time hut both of them arc glnd
II. E. TOLAR,
to get hack to Seminole county. B. 130-2td
Eminent Commander.
L., was a visitor to the city yester
day.
NOTICE.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger, 1920 Thursday night, August 25, nt eight
model lor -ale. New tires, looks good o’clock sharp. We only meet once n
»nd run imod. We are offering this month and every member should
ear for $lhi0.00 (ess than list price.— make a special effort to lie present.
R- A l). Motor Co.
129-tfc
130-2tp
RECORDER.
1,000 Roach Killer, 35c and G5c pkgs.
L. r. .Met idler.
12l)-3tc
^"1 *dlis, located at the corner of
Sanford avenue and Second street,
as an a,| in todny'a Herald calling a t
tention to the fact that ho is receiv
ing aalt water fish fresh every day.
He id-o handles Florida and Western
m,ut. and staple and fnney groceries
DR. BROWNLEE RETURNS
Dr. E. I). Brownie has arrived home
from Montreat where he attended the
meetings of the Presbyterian assembly
and enjoyed the mountain air. Mrs.
Brownlee will visit relatives in South
Carolina for several weeks. Dr.
Brownlee will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
nnd evening ns usual.
PIPE ORGAN ARRIVES
The members of the Methodist
church are jubilant over the arrival of
their pipe organ and it is now being
installed nnd will soon be ready for
use. This makes the fifth pipe organ
to be installed in the Sanford churches
and they will soon make it unani
mous.
IF U WANT
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
Catching a crook is much like
Must folks forget that tho kidneys,
teaching trick 9 to a mule. You have like the bowels, get sluggish ami clog
to linvc more sense than tho mulo.
ged nnd need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache nnd dull mis
ery in the kidney region, severe head
aches, rheumntic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active und clean, nnd the moment you
feel nil nolle or pain in the kidney
region,
get alioUt four ounces of Jad
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
Salts from any good drug store here,
It so, you can get any make you want. And the prices
take a tnblcspoonful In a glass of wat
■iiKl terms made to suit you. We are Headquarters for
er before breakfast for a few days
, lH‘st in Used Automobiles, We have both quantity
and your kidneys will then net fine.
nnd quality.
This famous Hnlts I h made from the
Below are a few, which we guarantee to be us
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
represented:
bined with lithin, and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. It nlso neu
LEXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger.
tralizes tho acids in the urine so it no
Ill IMMOBILE, 1920 Model, 5-passcnger.
longer irritates, thus ending bladder
IIUPMOBILE, 1921 Model, Roadster.— Sold.
disorders.
IHHCK, 1917 Model, 3-passenger Roadster
Jnd Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent llthiaBUICK, 1917 Model, 7-passenger.
wator drink which everybody should
LORD, 1918 Model, 5-pass. Touring.—Sold.
take now nnd then to keep (Heir kid
(’ALL nnd LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
neys cleun, thus nvoiding serious com
plications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad ^nlts to folks who be
hove in overcoming kidney trouble
while It is only trouble.—Adv.
B~.4 0 MOTOR CO.
Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that
you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at
every store on that day and especially the real bargains
at our place.
1
t y.v *— .
And .To Our Sanford Friends
as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make
Sanford's leading Gents store your headquarters all day.
You can bring your packages to us and check them. We
will take care of them for you. In making engagements
with your friends on that day tell them you will meet
them at—
7/?£ rw ir /s &/fFMfHL
S a n fo r d , F la .
CAN ONLY SEE DARK SIDE
Unfortunate Individuals Are Those
Who Essay to Make Conversa
tion About the Weather.
The wen Iher Is a singularly tmfor-
lust ir nl Ion. When it Is had It
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less thar
Is free ly abused ; when It 1s good It
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash
Imm■nllli*s an uhjeei for profniiml siismust accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit icP i t - lull.
A wet day Is an aim■mliiathni;
rordlngly.
a line one Is an Ini'lpieiil drotiL'hr
Th ree fine days III sltccesslnti lire
WANTED ROOMS—Wanted three or
i-i11nigh t<> bring Into blossom little
four furnished or
unfurnished
pnniLTiuplis aiiiinimeing (hill somebinly's water stipplly will sinirtty have FOR KENT—One office im First rooms, couple without children. Per
to tie curtailed, and a wool : of 11•••in
street. Apply A. P. Connelly.
manent. Address “It" care of Herald.
SIT>* tllie fanners of ttlaiik shire ole*
125-tfc
129-5tc
M innie
FOR RENT
ipieiilly face to face with approaching
FOR RENT—Comfortable rooms, fur
rnln. A hnd summer will iu»l hear
nished for light housekeeping, 318
thinking about: a gnnd am* Is proof
12G-Gtp
that the climate of Europe In rapidly P a lm e tto A vo.
changing. Hint the North pole wilt FOR RENT—One room and kitchcnsoon enjoy the temperature of the 1otte, 210 French Ave.
128*5tp
equator, and that a few more thousand
i
FOR
RENT—2
largo
furnished
conyears will see mankind finally frizzled
j
Meeting
house
keeping
rooms,
runniT the surfnee of a thoroughly Inhos
|
ning
water
and
gas
in
kitchen.
Also
pitable planet.
This grateful and
comforting game of looking a gift one room.—Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak
128- Up
Imrse In the mouth Is now being ap avenue. Eagle Home.
plied to the only good result of the FOR RENT—Furnished front room,
<nal stoppage— our cleaner atmos
20G Park Ave.
129-Gtp
phere.
Having survived the first
shock of Ill-considered gratitude at be
ing able to see their own city, many
Londoners, an evening paper an FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap
nounces, arc now discovering that a
ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth
feeling of lassitude and an overpower
Street.
94-G1.
ing tnellnatlon In yawn are the result
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—One
Cole 8 ,
of living In an unusually pure atimw5
passenger
roadster.
Will
tnke
Idicre.—Manchester Guardian.
FOR SALE
a slightly used
car, see N. II.
GARNER------------------------l Ford, 1921 .
I Dort, 1921.
Prompt Delivery.
1 Ruick 4, 1920.
George L. Loft, sun of tin* randy
1 Oldsmobilc Truck, 1920.
magitnlo and former congressman,
AT REAL BARGAINS
created a sensation on the stork ex
Terms tu suit your pocket hook, change recently, when lie sold a suit
at Williams’ Garage.
130-ltc nf clothes o(T Ills hack for 880 and
The world news the day It happens, WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH
delivered nt your door each evening,
CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN
15c the week.
• THE BACK HURTS
Do Y o u W a n t
To Our Out O f To'wn Friends
It line always been a difficult matter
to be n sportsman in Turkey. One
Turk, Itccluul Bey, tried It with a re
sult weird enough to serve as u basis
for n detective story.
It appears tin./ the young Turk hnd
organized a football ten hi among Ids
friends, together with some Greeks
and Armenians, ami began practicing.
Shortly thereafter, lu the middle of
the night, police came to Ills house
and carried him off to Scutari. There
ho was submitted to n long examina
tion ns to the club nnd the game of
foot hall,
The authorities were convinced that
they hnd found n great plot, and that
the club must be a secret society. A
•‘pedal messenger was sent for the
ball, and that was duly examined nnd
found to he nn Infernal machine. The
rules of the game were considered to
he nnothcr piece of damning evidence,
and still worse were the sweaters and
rotors of the club.
After long deliberation the culprit
wan sent to the higher police nuthorl
lies In Htmnhnnl, who went through n
second long examination ami enine to
the conclusion that the empire hnd
been saved from disintegration hy the
early discovery of a grent plot. They
dispatched the whole matter to lie In
quired Into nt the sultan's pnlnce nt
Ylldlz, and a special commission took
the matter In hand.
After much careful thought and exmnlmitloii of the evidence of the crime
It was decided that there might lie
nothing lu It, Imt that It must not he ❖
committed again.
USE THE EMBLEM
Another Thursday afternoon and
another graveyard scene on First BANKRUPT SALE—The stock,'fix
tures nnd lease on Btore of S. Ben
■street, with everybody closed up und jamin, bankrupt, will be for snle next
gone fishing—doggone it.
week. Inquire of C. 0. Mahoney, this
city or II. P. Baya, -Tnnipn, Fin.
Huiili Roadster for sale. New tires
127-Gtc
,i,l is in first class mechanical con
The Sanford Chamber of Commerce
dition—IS. & O. Motor Co.
129-tfc
M. C. Johnson, of Gainesville, is has emblems of the "City Substantial"
made in the shape of cuts for print
in the city transacting business.
"LEAN OU> NEWSPAPERS for sale
ing. Use the emblem on your station
at Joe’s Smokehouse.
129-5tc
Wo have at present in stock one ery and keep the City Substantial be
fore the people. The Herald Printing
Huihlings are going up all over slightly used Hupmohilc that wo nro Co., ami all the other printing offices
offering for sale at n reasonable price.
this city, and the report that the If you want the best for your money, in the city have those cuts and you can
Herald will publish the first of Sep see us nt once.—B. & O. Motor Co.
gut them printed on your letter heads
tember, will give another big month.
nt
any time.
129-tfc
Get a repaired tire to use ns extra.
Louis Appel, of Jacksonville, is in
Mini tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston, the city on a business mission.
n c - 20tc
*
made spot delivery. The young bro
ker breezed onto the Hour of the ex
change early In the session, wearing
a hrniul-new Palm Hcncli suit. It was
so conspicuous some uf his I'nlleaglie*
roughed him a hit and In the f racas
the coat was torn*slightly. Thereupon
Loft yelled out for a Idd for the out
fit. Just as If tie were “idling 100
shares of Loft, Inc. A broker In the
crowd snapped hack a bid nf 880 and
demanded insiuiitiiiicmis delivery. Loft
was game, lie peeled off ids coat nnd
ilien shed Ids trousers nnd ilppurled
for the Luncheon club uttlrcd In Ids
It. V. Ps, lie was aide to resume busi
ness Inter through the discovery of no
it’d suit of clothes In n locker.—New
York Tribune.
light car as pnrt payment. Cnll 519
W. First street.
115-tfc
FOR SALE—Otto Bidding-Hull stone
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca
pacity. Cnll 519 W. First Street.
UG-tfc
FOR SALE—8-room house with nil
modern convenience, excellent re
pair. Private water works, in desir
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
110-tfc
-l-
SANFORD. FLA.
PAINTS
------ AND------
WALL PAPER
SUN PROOF PAINT
MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS
CLIMATE
Make Your House Smile With
SUN-PROOF PAINT
SANFORD PAINT
Proprietor
STORE II.SON,A, HALVER
Wclnka Block
Sanford, Fla.
FOR SALE—20 acres good orange
grove land situnted within a mile of
Geneva. The land has not been clear
ed but has a bearing orange grove
bordering it. This tract of land can lie
bought at a real bargain. For full
particulars address "C** care of the
Herald office.
118-tfp
Post cards—local view#—1c each nt
FOR SALE
the Herald ' ' Tiro.
FOR SAL1'’ Strawberry plants, cer 3(1 h' "d of fT'Kid m!!tit cows will
Doubles Shooting Popular.
ho sold ut prlv
sale
tified by State Plant Board, $3 per
Double* shunting I* u’lilnlng gica* th '..Hand f. o. b, l.ake Mary, Farina
papulai lt v muon r N-npshooiers nf ltd* Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fla.
R. L. GARRISON
country. Hy doubles shooting Is meant
SANFORD, near Ft. Rcude
123-12tc
the
release of two targets at Um
same lime one tn the left and Iho FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobilc truck, $G00.
oilier tu the right. The shooter then 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Bulek
tries to break hath of them before 4, $ 100. The nbovo enrs are renl bar
I hey full to the ground. firing nth* load gains. Terms to fit your pocket book.
at nil'll target. This Is a real lest af
At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner.
shooting ability and for this reason It
104-tfc
Is gaining In pumi'nrlty. Nn-nne seeks
a real test of Ids ability more than n FOR SALE—Household goods. Ad
I rap-Imt. Because of the Increased
dress Mrs. Douglass, 107 Third St.
Interest In this phase of the spun It
120-3tp
's apparent that the doubles champion
ship taiirnamcid at the Grand Ameri TOURING CAR, $ 100, time payment.
can handicap Mils rear will he a much
Bargain for cash. 410 Onk Ave
better event than In the past. The nue.
129-Gtp
shooters have had greater practice at
—Get
your
Scrutck
Pads
from
The
ihl« style of sliooilpg than aver be
Herald—by
tho
pound—15c.
fore.
FOR SALE—25 also 10 acres orange
tres nnd residence, facing lake. A
One hundred yearn ago the Stars snap. Box 117,
130-Gtp
and Stripes supplanted the flag of
Spain In Florida which became a pnrt FOR SALE—Ford Truck. Inquire of
of the United Stales. The sum paid
West Side Grocery. Phone 1GG.
Spain. Including the payments tn
130-tfc
claimants for damage a. was .Sfi.4R9.7no
Post cardie-local view#—lu each at
for a territory 1hnt Included 50,2(1*'
tho Herald office.
square miles.—Miami Herald.
Florida’s Entry Into Union.
Tho remarkable thing about a jit
is not that tho tires stand up under
WANTED
LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES
Many of those who live on Easy
so munch punishment, but that the
cushions stand up undor so much Street arc spccinUsta who treat tho WANTED—Team work. Inquire M.
and SERVICE
Hanson Shoo Shop.
121 2Gtp
other residents of that thoroughfare.
•H-H"H.<.++4.+++++-+++++ 4>++++++++++++++4,+4.+***+* pressure,
i n J 09 l>ARK AVE-
LOST
LOST—Shock absorber spring be
tween Beardall ave. and Silver Lake.
Finder please return to Herald office
or to W. R. Prevntt, nt Moore's Sta
tion.
130-2tp
LOST—Hunch of keys with name cm
them. Finder return to W. C. Hill
at Hill Lumber Co., and receive re
ward.
130-Gtp.
Fine Cows
We have the most com
plete line of
BUILDERS
HARDWARE
Ever displayed in San•. ford
Let us figure with you
on your requirements
Also exclusive agents
for
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
Paints and Varnishes
HILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
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Daily Herald
Sanford
the
“City Substantial”
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
THE
“ City Substantial’
VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 130
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1921
VOLUME II
Sanford
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GiantAirship
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ExplodedOverCityofHull;ManyPerish
1
CHIEF EXECUTIVES MEETING
FIVE BIG -RAILROADS
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
POSSIBILITIES OF SANFORD
AS AN IMPORTANT PORT
FEATURED IN PUBLICATION
W AS ON TRIAL TRIP PREPARATORY TO A
FLIGHT TO THE UNITED STATES A N D
CREW ABOARD, M A N Y AMERICANS
Huge Airship Was Easing Over Hui, England,
When it Broke in Two Followed by a Terrific
Explosion.
The Secretary is in receipt of a let a part of helpfulness. Consequently
ter from E. R. Waite, editor o f South our next nnd succcding numbers will
Atlantic Ports, n mnRnzinc devoted to devote considerable space to a depart
tho i phuildiiiR of tho American mer ment we considering cnlling, 'St. Johns
r
TW O MORE BODIES
chant mnrinc nnd the dovclopmont of River Ports Development.' Our mnt(Uy The Asoclntcd Press)
Conferences
foreign and domestic trade relations tcr for this department must come
TA K E N FROM RUINS through the South Atlantic ports of from you and we will appreciate such
ZR-2,
Mroning to Com
Brit
OF "MACON HOTEL Jacksonville, Fla., Brunswick, On., Sa suggestions nnd help ns you can give
plete Draft
vannah, Ga., Charleston, S. C., nnd us for our mutual benefit. Wo know
• thnt the sections bordering on the St.
One Man Still Missing nnd Known WilminRton, N. C.
The air
Mr. Waite, in his letter, ndvises that Johns river south o f Jacksonville are
Dcnd Now Reaches Six
not
only
interested
in
nttrncting
agri
he hns received nn inquiry from a sub
feared
(By Tbi Aiioclitid Prm)
scriber askinR “ ‘ What is a P ort?" nnd culturists, hut industries that can
pass
MACON, A ur. 24.—Two more bod if his publication wns truly reprosen- profitably operate in your community.
TO HE I’ ltESENTED TO 400,000 AC
ies were taken this mornlnR from tho tatiriR the South Atlnntic Porta why * # # We would ask that in anything
TIVE MEMBERS NEXT
ruins of the Brown House which wns it had never devoted time nnd inter you do you be very particular to take
WEEK
air
destroyed by fire Monday. These two est to the cities located on the St. the movement seriously because we
fall.
brinRS the list of known dead to six. Johns river, nmonRst which Sunford have u discriminating class of readers
(By Th» AuoclaUd Fr«u)
One man is still missitiR.
holds a very prominent position. This —people who are concerned in having
CLEVELAND, Aug. 21.—The
question was asked with the thought facts, and for the further reason that
chief executives of five big rail
that in the true sense of the word the our circulation is not like a newspa
road transportation Inbor orgnnicities on the St. Johns river are as per’s, getting into the hands of those
zations resumed their conferences
truly ports as Jacksonville or any of who are solely seeking current news,
here thin mornlnR in nn effort to
the other previously assigned, altho’ hut to tho contrary, you will find our
complete the drnft of n Htrlke
issues on the desks of the leading busthey <lo not compare in size.
|m||»t to be presented to four hun
The
suggestion
wns
made
that
this
incss m<Tn of the sections we serve.
dred thousand active members
publication
devote
a
portion
of
its
We want to say to you that if you
throughout the country. The bnl*
space
to
publishing
information
under
have
any thoughts of any further way
lot probably will be mailed next
River
Ports
that
we
can bo of help to your section
wick for a referendum vote.
HAS FINE CHANCE TO GRAB OFF the heading "St. Johns
that
we
will deem it a favor to huvo
Development.”
ONE OF THE FOUR
met
you
instruct
us."
Apparently,
this
suggestion
•SCHOOLS
CLEVELAND, A ur. 24.— In its
This
letter
coming at the time when
with
the
hearty
approval
of
tho
edi
present * shape the bnllot tells tho
(By The Atioclated Preii)
the
Sanford
Chamber
of Commerce is
tor
of
South
Atlnntic
Ports
for
the
union members of the unsatisfactory
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24.— Rapid letter from him contains requests for working out plans for n Shlp-by-Wntnegotiations held in the past few developments today in the campaign
information relative to the Port of er campaign is indeed fortunate. It
months between brotherhood chiefs to secure for Camp Johnston one of
also dove-tails with the ideas of this
Snnford.
and railroad managers nt conferenc tho proposed government vocational
Tho folowing quotation from Mr. organization for thnt much needed
es held in the West, Southeast nnd training universities were made. Invi
LONDON, Aug. 21.— Burning
Waite's
letter is self explanatory: port improvement, a yacht basin and,
East as to whether tho rnllronds In tation received today from Colonel
fra g m e n ts from the airship nnd
ns in the ease of Mr. W. T. Donnelly,
tended to ask for further decreased Forbes, director o f the Bureau of Vo "Frankly, we admit a responsibility should prove a powerful ally in assist
dense columns o f smoke nnd
for all the states in the South Atlantic
flame which extended hundreds of
waires, followinR the 12 1-2 per cent cational Training for a delegation to
ing
us
to
secure
the
St.
Johns-Indian
j
and to the development o f all the wat
feet along the surface of the wat
reduction handed down by the rail meet him in Washington Monday to
erways. We believe that the develop River Canal and exploiting the many
er
were noted. Eye witness saw
road labor hoard at ChicnRo June 1, put forward claims o f Florida and the
ment of the St. Johns river is most as advantages the St. Johns river affords
at
least
four men descend by par
nnd now in effect; whether the roads following were appointed as mem
suredly reaching out to the cities lo to Sanford as a distributing point, and
achutes.
Three men on one pnrPresident
would seek the elimination of time bers of tho committee:
cated thereon, and under the responsi assuring its future as the most promi
nchute.
The
explosions were of
Adair,
Chamber
of
Commerce;
Mayor
and one-half time for overtime nnd
ICONFRONTED WITH MASS OF
bilities that we assume we must play nent inland water city of the state.
such
force
as
to
wreck many win-’
Martin,
Frank
Owen,
chnirinnn
city
asks if tho members nre satisfied to
MISCELLANEOUS
daws
in
store
fronts.
commission;
Adjutant
General
Lovell,
continue work under these condi
BILLS
Major Quimby Milton, general mana
tions.
London dispatch Sunday quoted
Executives of the Southwestern ger o f the Metropolis. Forbes lias al
(By The A«»oel*t.iI Pr«**>
observer
as asserting thnt during
ready
agreed
to-postpone
the
selec
roads did not meet with tho chiefs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.— Barring
the
firHt
trials o f the airship tho
tion
of
the
southeastern
university
site
<hiof executives of the five organi
any unforscen development congress
tendency
of the dirigible was to
zations have been in conference here until after October first on which dnte
expects to recess tonight for thirty
"hump”
developed
and thnt In
for "viral days on the situation and he expects to inspect Camp Johnston
days. Both the senate and house
spection
revealed
certain
girders
today were joined by three members personally.
when they met at 10 this morning
had bent and thnt lattice work
were confronted with n number of
of the executive bonrd of each of the
hud buckled under the Htrnin.
miscellaneous matters which it wns
five organizations and sevornl tas Grave Situation
Remedial measures were tnken,
the aim of leaders to dispose of be
sistant Rrnnd officers, about twentythe newspaper said, including con
In Malabar District,
, fore declaring the recess but it was lnfive men in nil.
siderable reinforcement o f frame
Natives
Worked
Up
Tnx
dilated that Is the slate was not wiped
Ballots will lio sent to IfiO.OOO act
CLEARWATER, Aug. 21
work along much o f tho dirigi
Orlando Chamber of payers of t.his city yesterday voted clean vacation would not he deferred. ble's length.
ive members of tho trninmoif's or
pin iatinn; 115,000 firemen; 80,000 Religious Fanaticism Playing nn Im
overwhelmingly to purchase tho lake
Commerce Will Be
portant Part
More than 5,000,000 persons in this
enrincurs; fiO.OOO conductors and 14,property for $40,000 for park pur
LONDON.
Aug. 24.— It hr.
country
can neither read nor write.
oim witchmen!
Guests
poses.
known thnt at least hIx survivors
(By The AitocUled Pre»»)
When the bnllot is completed prob
BOMBAY, Aug. 21.—Grave .situa
were picked up, one of them with
ably within n tiny or two, it will ho tion in Malnhnr district on tho West
a broken leg and one severely
seat to tho active membership of the ConHt o f British India where seditions
burned.
five organizations nnd referendum ngiCntors hove been wot king on re
vote taken. It wns estimated thnt it ligious fanaticism of the ignorant na MATTERS PERTAINING TO DE
A dispatch to ii press asoclawill take a full month prMnoro to tives. There has been Horious mass
tion from IIill says only five men
VELOPMENT INLAND WATER
complete the vote. The ballots for rioting, bloodshed and destruction of
were saved from the crew o f for
WAYS BE MAIN OBJECT
the referendum must ho sent to the property. Military forces have fired
ty-nine. The lindy burned body
of Lieut. Marcus Easterly, opr.,.,
m< mhors beforo September 1, under upon the rioters causing many casual
As an innovation over previous af
of Washington, D. C.. was tnken;
terms of n rsolutioni ndoptod nt n ties. Railroads have boon cut, post- fairs of a similar nature it has been and therefore commendable; hut when Were to Be Restored by
o
ff
ices
"robbed
and
mob
law
almost
su
to the morgue. Captain Sweat?,
conference in ChicnRo, July 1, of the
decided that .the next monthly ban a hitter feeling is injected and allow- j
Signing
Treaty
premo
in
several
small
towns.
British officer in command, wna
eiiernl chairmen of the orRnnizntion,
quet of the Sanford Chamber of Com cd to grow to the extent that one c o m -,
unharmed.
munity
can
see
nothing
favorable
in
|
Today
merce would he an opportune time to
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(By Th» AiioelaUd Pn.»»)
headed
business
men
of
both
com
m
on-,
CLEARWAER MAN WAS
vious suggestions. These suggestions
BERLIN, Aug. 21.— Friendly
ities
get
together
and
analyze
the
j
ON ILL FATED AIRSHIP.
were to invite as many of the Orlando
relations
between
the
United
WASHINGTON,
Aug. 24. — It
Chamber of Commerce members, as trouble.
States and Germany which were
wns
learned
thnt
the
American o f
Fortunately, a great deal of this
could possibly attend, to he present on
interrupted Fehraury 3, 1917,
ficers
on
honrd
were
Comnnder
thin occasion, nnd make this banquet feeling which was evident in the past
were to he restored by the sign
Louis
Mnxfield,
Lieut.
Command
has
gradually
disappeared.
oBth
the
in tile nature of a love fenst.
It
ing of the pence treaty between
er Emory Coll, Valentine Blcg,
Orlando and Sanford Chambers of
would
also
afford
an
opportunity
of
Arrangements have been made nnd tis, Mt. Dorn, the exact dates to he an
the two nntionn here today.
Lieut. Easterly, Lieut. Henry
having the business men of each com Commerce but recently have had oc
ailvit-u forwarded to Oviedo that the nounced later.
Hoyt, o f Clearwater, Floridn, nnd
casion
to
work
together,
and
the
fu
munity
become
personally
acquainted
The Sanford Chamber of Commerce
I Iltde Extension Committee of tho
Lieut. Little.
ture will demand an even
greater Sir Sam Hughes
with
each
other
nnd
realize
thnk
each
Sanford Chamber of Commerce would has always contended that the growth
team work on the part of these or
were
not
such
had
follows
after
nil.
Dominant Figures
visit them this next Thursday aftor- of Snnford can only he commensurate
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— The of
The old personal hand-shako and ganizations.
'"■"ii, leaving Sanford at 2 p. m. sharp, with the growth of Seminole county.
in
Canada
is
Dead
ficers
and crew o f tho naval diriglblo
verbal assurance of co-operation have
ll is intended to sound the keynote
Dviodo is a very important com Any co-operation tho business men of WIUUI lIRflUlHHWV w* vw •'I1* . " ...... *•
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on
her flight from Englnnd t »
co. ()j)L.rution nt this banquet. Asmunity in Seminole county. Tho visit Snnford enn render the vnrious sec done much to mnke individuals nnd
nnd
I'olitlcnl
Munitions
Minister
of
tho
United
Stntcs were to have been
communlties work closer together.■aurnnces have already been received
‘»f the Snnford business men will a f tions o f tho county that will material
Lender
Despite tho contrary opinion of a few .
tht, Orlando Chamber of Cornns follows:
ford them the opportunity of bccom- ly evpedlto their growth will re-act to
Commander I.ouis II.
Mnxfiehl*
individuals of both Orlundo and S an -1mopco tb«t „ numbor of their represenmg better acquainted with the pro tho benefit of Snnford. It is particu
(By Th» AnocUUd Fr«»»)
commanding officer, Washington, D.
ford,
the
two
communities
have
in
-1
tatlvu
business
men
will
he
present
gressiv e residents of this section. Tho larly urged that the committee which
LINDSAY, Otn., Aug. 24.— Sir Sum!
Lieutenant Commander Valentino
numerable problems in common. They i Uj)()n tb|s occasion. The Board of
reason for visiting Oviedo on Thurs- made tho previous trip, nnd as ninny
Hughes, former Canadian minister of N. Blog, senior
,
engineer offic0r.
officer, Bryn
Bryn
are unquestionably tho two
most (;ovcrnorH „ f the Snnford Chnmher of
1ay was duo to tho opportunity of more o f tho business men ns possible,
munitions and for many yenra n fig Maw., Pn.; Lieut. Commnndcr Emory
prominent
cities
In
thiH
section
of
tho
|
(jommerco
request
tho
presence
of
meeting a larger number of people visit Oviedo next Thursday nnd mnko
ure in tho poKticnl life o f the Domin Coil, executive officer, Marietta, O.J
stute, und tho future development
cnt|ru membership at this ban
-------- of
''( t h e entire
" 1,1 Wol,hi ho present, on tho occasion a special effort to he on the subse siuie, urn* H.v
ion, died hero enrly today of pernicious Lieut. Commander R. E. Byrd, Jr., nlr
_
quent trips nrrnngcd for by the Trnde this section depends upon tho co-oper- ‘ quet.
Of tho Gun Club Shoot.
anaemia.
nnvigntional expert, Washington, D.
ntion extended each other in develop
The banquet will he held Tuesday
.
Arrangements have also been made Extension Committee.
C.; Major P. E. Van Noatrnnd, army
ing
it.
tor subsequent visit to Geneva, Mon
The Shipping Bonrd cast its mon Air Service, Washington, D. C.; L le r ,i.H
Friendly has bnll rivalry between evening, August 20th nt the Valdez
Boy slook forward to long trous
day evening. August 20th, nnd to
ey o flthe waters, nnd it disappeared.
(Cuntlnu*U on !’»*• Two)
the two cities is typically Americnn Hotel. Tickets nre $1.25 per cover.
lu uotn, I.ongwood, Altamonte, Eus- ers, glrlH to short dresses.
Resume
This
LONDON, Aug. 24.—The giant airship
purchased by the United States from Great
ain, exploded over the city of Hull today, accord
ing to advices received here late today.
ship is a wreck in the river Humber and it is
there wass ome loss of life. The airship was
ing over Hull when it suddenly broke in two. A
terrific explosion followed instantly and the
ship burst into flames and commenced to
Three parachutes were seen to leave it. Thous
ands in the streets watched the disaster which 9c-.
curred at 5:40 p. m. Two dead and a number in
jured were landed from the river and conveyed to
the Hul linfirmary.
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A message from Hull at 7:00 p. mfl said the
airship captain had been rescued. The message
added some bodies had been recovered.
FOR STRIKE BALLOT
JAX AFTER
VOCATIONAL
SCHOOL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.—The Navy Depart
ment expressed the opinion that not more than
seven or perhaps a dozen Americans were aboard
the ZR-2 on its trial trip.
CONGRESS WILL
RECESS TONIGHT
IS THOUGHT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO HOLD MONTHLY BANQUET
VALDEZ HOTEL, AUG. 30
IMPORTANT MEET FRIENDLY RELATIONS SEVERED
BY THE GREAT WORLD WAR
BETWEEN AMERICA AND GERMANY
TRADE EXTENSION COMMITTEE
WILL MEET AT OVIEDO
NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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FAOB SIX
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INDUSTRY IN STATE OF FLORIDA
THE STAR TO-DAY
BUILDINGS A N D IMPROVEMENTS EV
ER YW H E R E IN THE STATE
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Plans nru under way for the early
erection of a lurgc hotel nt Kelsey
City, near Palm Beach, at a cost of
$200,000. It will be modern In every
way and will be ready for occupancy
by the first of the coming year.
Eight large apartment houses will
be built at once in Orlando to take
care of the ever increasing tourist
travel for that popular city.
The new school building at Crestview has been finished and turned
over to the school house. The build
ing contains six rooms and was built
at a cost of $35,000.
Contract has been awarded to O. P.
Woodcock, of Jacksonville, for the
erecting o f the handsome school build
ing at Quincy in Gadsden county. This
building will cost approximately $52,OIK) and will be modern in every way
and fire proof.
Hillsborough county will soon bnvu
two now school buildings, one of them
will contain twenty rooms and will be
built in Ybor City. The other an
eight room building for the Hyde
Park section.
Contracts have been awarded for
the erection of a packing house nt
Lake Wales at a cost of $25,000.
Plans have been drawn for the
building of a modern club house in
Gainesville for the Twentieth Century
Club at a cost o f $11,000.
Contracts have been placed with
Gerald Construction Co. for the build
ing in Jacksonville of a modern res
'
,6oclety
'Orai>0
taurant building for the Child’s Res
A LOIS W EBER PRODUCTION
taurant Co. This building will cost
approximately $120,000 and will be
finished by the first of the coming
year.
Contracts have been let by G. W.
Holmes for the building of four new
mercantile houses nt Kustis.
School election will coon be held for j
the building of a $1,250 school build
Also FOX N EW S
\
ing at Seneca and a $7,000 building nt
Altoonn.
Clermont is advertising for
bids
for the erection of a modern water
Tomorrow— Viola Dana in “ Cinderella’s
works system.
Collins & Seigar will erect a saw
Twin” ; also a two-part Comedy
mill at Fort Ogden.
Cocoa will have a “ Y ” in the near
future according to the promoters who
are behind this movement.
Work is progressing nicely on the
handsome new two story business 4>++.M>++<M»M>*+++++++4"M>++++++lH>+*++<M>* + + * + + + * 4 '+ * * m 4 4
building which is being built at Punta
Gorda by Mrs. S. J. Ilevitt.
A recreation pier and pavilion will
Have you over been "caught Bhort o f cash" when touring and been
be built at Lake Butler.
embarrassed nt hotels, garages and shops by the moro or less unwel
Over $5,000 will be spent immedi
come attitude toward your personal checks 7
ately for the addition and improve
ments of the school building at Puntn
You can enjoy your trip, free from nnxicty regarding money inntGorda.
ters if you keep yourself supplied with thoso Belf-ldcntifying, every
Treasure Island, nenr Sarasota, will
where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers.
soon be developed according to Tntcn,
Ward and I.itt, the developers.
Fort Myers is thinking o f building
modern play grounds for the kids.
A boat building and renting indus
Amrlcan
try is practically assured for Mount •« A. B. A.
CHEQUES
Bankers
Association
Dora.
‘W hats Worth While’
EN JO Y Y O U R TRIP
Peoples Bank of Santord
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Long: wear means more than dur
ability in the cloth alone—criti
cal men demand durability in
style.
S w ir ly Sranii
ffilntlirs
hand tailored from the finest all
wool fabrics, means permanent
style and longer wear.
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to ^
Come in today and let us show you
what we mean.
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. f
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TOURIST CAMP
AT JACKSONVILLE
DURING THE FAIR
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.— With a
tourists’ automobile camp already well
established and special parking space
to bo provided at the grounds of the
Florida State Fair and Exposition
here, indications point to hundreds of
people coming to Jacksonville by au
tomobile for the annual State Fair to
be held during the week of November
12 to 10, inclusive.
Travel by automobile, which is be
coming more and more popular, is
expected to prevail to a large extent
during the state fair and there will be
special arrangements for the accom
modation o f those who expect to make
the trip to Jacksonville overland and
camp out during their stay.
The tourist camp here, which ndjoinB the state fair grounds, is pro
vided with lights, water and sewerage
und a number of additional improve
ments are now being made. Thel ocation is declared to be an ideal one for
visitors who desire to spend the week
out doom.
Space formerly used for the carni
val attractions, is to be turned into
nn automobile parking field to take
care of the thousands of cars dally
and insure their Bufcty while their
owners are taking in the sights at the
fair grounds.
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JOBLESSNESS AN
ECONOMIC CRIME
GOMPERS AVERS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 2 3 . The present unemployment situation
is an “ economic crime," that is re
sulting in a loss of $27,500,000 a day
in wages to the workers of the coun
try, Prtsident Samuel Gompcrs de
clared tonight following a session of
the executive council of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, at which
present
unemployment
conditions
were discussed.
Wage reductions will not relieve the
situation, the veteran chief said, add
ing that such action will farther cur
tail our domestic purchasing power,
and more factories will close because
the people have not the money to buy
their products.
"The present depression," he added,
"will become even more acute and the
reductions, if they can be forced upon
ub, will not only prove a boomerang
to the employer but a menace to our
economic and financial, political
structure."
The Dixie Highway tour to Cincin
nati to be held in September is ex
pected to be one of the largest of its
kind ever held in the interests of good
roads.
Automobiles from all over the
southeastern states will travel over
this highway to Cincinnati, where
a meeting will be held on September
0th.
Due to requests, tourists are given
the option when coming from
the
east const of Florida of going thru
Jacksonville to Atlanta either by way
of Wuycross and Macon or by the
const route by Brunswick and Savnnnnh over the new Darien bridge. The
Darien route will avoid the very bad
route between Folkston and Waycross
and would add some scenic attractions
to the trip, it is pointed out.
The leaving time from Jacksonville
is Monday, September 5th, at 7 a. m.
A day and a half is allowed on either
route to reach Atlanta.
The route north from Knoxville is
arranged to furnish more ease and
comfort, the night of Wednesday, Sep
tember 7th, being spent at Jellico and
the night of Thursday, September Hth
at Lexington where good hotel accom
modations are offered. A good night’s
rest at this point will alow tourists to
arrive in Cincinnati September Hth in
time for the meeting.
Cole E. Morgun, secretary of the
Chattanooga Automobile Club, will ar
rive in Jacksonville, September -1th,
and go through with the tourists. He
has spent considerable time and ef
fort in making arrangements for the
tour.—Jacksonville Metropolis,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Lakeland nt Tampa.
Orlando nt Daytona.
St Petersburg nt Jacksonville.
HOW THEY STAND
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Orlando .............. .....07
Tampa ................ ......53
Lake-land ............ .....52
St. Petersburg ... . . . 40
Daytona .............. ......45
Jacksonville ...... ....30
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45
48
55
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Florida State League
At Tampa 2, Lakeland 1.
At Jacksonville 3, St. Petersburg 0
At Daytona 3, Orlando 0.
South Atlantic Association
At Charleston 3, Greenville 4.
At Charlotte 3, Columbia 0.
At Augusta 3, Spartanburg 4.
At
At
At
At
American League
Cleveland 5, Boston 0 /
St. Louis 2, New York 10.
Chicago 5, Washington 4.
Detroit 10, Philadelphia 8.
At
At
At
At
National League
Boston 8, Pittsburg 10.
New York 0, St. Louis 0.
Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 7.
Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1.
Southern Association
At Little Rock 3, New Orleans 2.»
At Mobile 1, Birmingham 10.
At Nnshville 5, Chattanooga 4.
Others not scheduled.
U. S. TO ESTABLISH
FOUR UNIVERSITIES
FOR SERVICE MEN.
American Association
At Kansas City 'J, Louisville 14.
Others not sihednicd.
WASIIINGGTON, Aug. 23.— Four
United States vocational univirsitles
— one in the cast, the middle west,
the south and on the Pacific coast—
will be established in abandoned army
cantonments by the veterans' bureau
under a new policy for the roll i .
tiou of former servicer men announc
ed last night by Director Forbes.
The now /policy, Colonel Forbes
said, was working out with the ap
proval of President Harding to cor
rect “ tho system o f farming out vo
cational patients" and properly re
habilitate the approximately 04,000
men now being trained.
Present plans, he said, call for the
first university to start work within
ninety days, with about 2,000 men in
attendance. The numbers enrolled at
the training colleges, ht declared,
would depend upon tho population o f
disabled service men in the various
sections.
Courses will be ofrcrtd in
mysonry,
architecture,
plumbing,
printing, engraving, book-binding,
electrical work carpentry and steam
fitting and such agricultural lines nB
animal huBbnndry, dairying and for
estry.
At
At
At
At
International League
Toronto 13-8, Jersey City 2-3.
HulTuIn 5-1), Newark 2-5.
Syracuse 13, Reading -1.
Rochester 7, Baltimore 5.
At
At
At
At
Virginia League
Newport News 3, Tnrboro 1.
Norfolk tl, Suffolk 1.
Richmond 1, Rocky Mount 13.
Wilson 0, Portsmouth 3.
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small dwelling, in which he and his
OLD LANDMARK AT
wife lived until their deaths seven!
JACKSONVILLE MAKES
ROOM FOR PROGRESS. yenrs Inter. The property agaii
came into prominent in real estate
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 23.—The circles in 1001 when it was purchuold Keene residence, a two story eel by Dodge and Cullins for $20,000.
frame building at the corner of Ho The same year tho two story dwell
gun and Adnins streets hore, which ing was the only frnme structure a
for years has stood in marked con the city to escape the fire which laid
trast to the more pretentious struct the city in wnstc. Tho raging llama
ures in the heart o f the business sec were wafted around the building oa
tion, hnB flnnlly given way to tho an eccentric gust of wind, just u
march o f progress. Wrecking of the they became threatening.
The present value of tho property
building marked the passing of the
last frame structures In the city’s Is unavailable, hut It is understood
the annual rental is approximately
business seciion.
Just whnt will supplant the qunint $10,000. In recent yenrs the buildirf
little dwelling has not yet !>cen de has been occupied ns n dwelling on
termined. The Akers-Cody Co., of Its upper floors while tho lower spite
Atlunta, Gn., which has a lease on the has nt various times housed pressitf
property for fifty yenrs, has’awarded clufis, quick-lunch counters and tie
the contract for the foundation of a like.
ten story modern hotel. Tentative
Editor Hnrry Brown, of the lake
plans, however, call for the erection
of a five story building nt present land Telegram, never boastful, but
with a view to enlarging it Inter. In always a booster for Florida, writer: I J
tho meantime other interests huve "The prosperity o f this state ir
made overtures and it is not unlikely
something to nccept with gratitude
that a ten story building will become
rather than with boastings. It is tke
the final decision.
The property was first acquired, result of peculiar conditions, reliefaccording to the files of local news Ing the state from the operations d
papers which at the time heralded a the natural laws which hnvo bmugtt
big real estate deal, by O. L.- Keen, a wave of depression to practically
for $8,000 in 1801. This pioneer citi the whole country outside of Flori
zen shortly afterwards erected the da."
FLASHES OF ACTION
Recording: the Heroic Achieve
ments of the American soldiers from
the moment they boarded the
transports bound for France until
the Germans and their cohorts were
humbled and sued for peace.
LOOK FOR Y O U R BOY!!
You will see him in the training
Camp or on the transport, or on the
field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big
ships. The greatest picture ever
shown and the only opportunity you
will have of seeing it. •
NEW YORK YANKEES
AND CLEVELAND INDIANS
OPEN THREE GAME SERIES.
Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post
- American Legion
Princess Theatre
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Wednesday, August 2 4
ADMISSION 25 A N D
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Piedmont League
At Greensboro 0, Raleigh 2.
At Durham 0, High Point 1.
At Danville 1, Winston-Salem 7.
(Dr Thu AtiooltUd Frau)
CLEVELAND, Aug. 23.— The Now
York Yankees and Cleveland Indians,
will open n three game aeries here to
day, the last of .the season botween
tho owo clubs on local grounds, and
will have Important bearing on the
American
League
ponnnnt race.
Chicago’s ban on bobbed hair for
Cleveland is leading New York by
shop girls indicates dourly that the
ono game and a half. The two cl'.bs
dear old New Freedom is having a
hnve plnyed fifteen games this sum
tough timo of it in the /uncongenial
Bedbugs are said to be able to live mer to date of which New York has
climate o f the Windy City.
25 days without food, but we don’t won nine.
helievo their ability in thnt line has
HERALD ADS get results.
For first cluss Job work— tht Herald evtr bee ntested.
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SOCIETY
GIANT AIRSHIP ZIl-2
EXPLODED OVER HULL,
ENG.; MANY PERISH
M R 8. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
(Continued from I’ m * Om )
Rnlph G. Pcnnoyer, navigator, Berk
Phone 217-W
eley, Calif.J Lieut. Henry W. Hoyt,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
watch officer, Cienrwnter, Fla.; Lieut.
John B. Lawrence, wntch officer, Lin
Wednesday—The members of the T. coln, Minn.; Lieut. Marcus H. Estor2N. T. Club will be entertained by ly, radio officer, Washington, D, C.;
Airs. Ed. Lnne at her homo on Park Lieut. Joseph B. Anderson, meteorolo
nvenuo at 4 o’clock.
gical offices, Hyattsville, Md.; Chief
Wednesday— Mrs. Porter Pitts will Machinist Shine S. Halliburton, assis
entertain at her home on Mngnolin tant engineer officer, Macon, Gn.;
avenue nt 8:30 p. m., in compliment Llout. Clifford A. Tinker, publicity o f
to her sister, Miss Snllie Howard, ficer, Westfield, Muss.
o f Bnrnesvllle, Gn.
In addition two watch officers of
Saturday—The Children's iitory Hour the United States Nnvnl Reserve force
will bo held at the Central Park at intended to make tho trip. These o f
ftre o’clock.
ficers are Lieut. Charles G. Little,
Newburyport, Mass., nnd Lieut. Tel
A. S. Hughes, formerly of this city ford B. Null, Denver, Colo.
b u t now of Sabring, is spending sev
The non-commissioned personal o f
eral days here.
tho crow were to have been composed
of ten riggers, 16 mechanics and two
Xittle Miss Helen* Dougins, of Gold radio men, ns follows:
en Lake, was the week-end guest of
Riggers— Charles I. Allcr, Denver,
‘.Ellen Telford.
Colo.; Arthur E. Cnrlson, Julinctta,
Idaho; Hnns Christensen, Newton,
Mr. and Mrs. Nnthan O. Garner are Mnss.; James II. Collier, Oklnhomn
visiting in Delray ns the guests of the City, Okln.; Charles W. Frank, Waylatter’s brother, Columbus Keene.
nnkn, Okln.; Charles A. Heckbcrt,
Rockland,, Maine;
Maurico
Lay,
Ervin Seay, who hns been the guest Greenesboro, N. N., Ad. Pcttitt, New
o f his cousin Robert Thrasher, nt his York City; Sylvostor F. Shields, St.
home on Celery avenue for the past LouisfcNormnn O. Walker, Commerce,
week, left this afternoon for his homo Texas.
Mechanics—Charles H. Broom, A t
in Dnde City.
lantic City, N. J.; Charles W. Cass,
Jacksonville, Fin.; Lester K. Cole
MOTOR TRIP TO WEST COAST
man, Fort Worth, Tex.; Robert M.
Mrs. Ella LefTler and her guests,
Coons, Owensboro, Ky.; Lloyd
E.
Judge and Mrs, J. Q. Smith and Crowd, South Cnrolinn; James W.
'•daughter, Marie, of Ilirmingham; Mr. Cullman, Binghnmpton, N. Y.; Thos.
and Mrs. Sim Fnir and Miss Marie
D. Dickerson, Summerland, Calif.; An
Fair and Archie Fair, of Prattsvillo,
drew B. Galatian, New York City;
Ala.; Mrs, Frank Milteer and little
John T. Hancock, London, Eng.; Ralph
daughter, Frances Fnir, of Fort -My
Jones, Los Angeles, Calif.; William
ers; Mr. nnd Mrs. Woodward Barn
Julius; Albert L. Loftin; Frank F.
well, of Tampa, anti Mr. nnd Mrs.
Moorman, St. Louis; William J. Steele,
Braxton Perkins left this morning for
Bainbridge, Iml.; Llewellyn T. Stev
u motor trip down the West Const.
ens, Atlanta, Gn., and George Welch,
They will visit Tampa, Clearwater,
Elgin, III.
St. Petersburg and Pnss-n-Grille.
Radio Men—John T. Robertson,
New Smyrna, Fla.; John E. Water
PANAMA WILL NOT FIGHT
man, El Paso, Tex.
AND IS WILLING TO QUIT.
In addition to the above, two chief
machinist’s mates, William A. Rus
PANAM A, C. Z., Aug. 23.— Coto sell and William A. Lntnkcy, both of
has been ordered evacuated by the Brooklyn, N. Y., may be
included
civilian authorities so that the CosU among the mechanics.
Ricans, on their arrival there will find
Commander Max field, who was to
no Pnnnmnn government representa command the ZR-2 on its trip is n na
tives. Ricnrdo Alfiro, secretary of tive of St. Paul, Minn. Appointed to
government nnd justice, mnde this nn- the Naval Academy from Minnesota
in 1!)03, he graduated with the class of
"nbuncement this afternoon.
11)07. He was one of tho pioneers in
PANAMA, C. Z., Aug. 23.—The United States naval aviation, having
' ’ ••’ ■■•'inn government hns notified the received his designation ns an air pilsta te department in Washington that it, henvior-thnn-air branch, nfter train
ing at Pensacola, Fla., during the per-demands of the United States that
war period.
Panama will not resist by force the
In 1017, Commander Maxfiuld went
Costa Rica bo permitted to occupy
to Akron, Ohio, where he was a stu
the disputed Coto territory. President
dent in llghter-thun-air craft and qual
I’orras of Panama made this state
ified ns a pilot. For several months
ment to the Associated Press today. during the spring nnd summer of
The same would not have been the 1017, he was in command at Akron.
•case in connection with a demand or
In August, 1017, ho went to Eu
wltlmatuni from Costa Rica alone, rope and was placed in commnnd of
Which would have been rejected by the United States Naval Air Station
the Pnnnmnn people by force of armst' at Paimboeuf. His next assignment
the mossngeto the American govern- was in the Navy Department, Wash
men said.
ington, where he was iighter-thnn-air
aid in the office of operations. He was
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24.—When subsequently sunt to England where
Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Mndnlynne he 1ms been the commanding officer
Obenchain face a jury hero for trial of the airship detachment nt Howden.
on indictment o f charged with the
murder of J. Bolton Kennedy, the A. F. OF L. ASKS CONGRESS
state, It was snid here Joday, will eiiTO SAVE CHILD LABOR LAW.
iloavor to establish the motive for the
shooting that Burch \vn sunxlous to
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 21.—
mnrry Mrs. Obenchain, ami that he A statement urging congress to rceremoved Kennedy ns the final obstacle [ tify what was described as the wrong
to the possibility o f such a union.
done by the decision of Federal Judge
This announcement o f the state's James M. Boyd, yesterday, at Greens
theory of motive was made by Mal boro, N. C., i ndcclaring tho Owencolm MncLnren, special Investigator Keuting child lnl«»r law unconstitu
fo r the district attorney, who hns tional, was mnde public heretodiy
boon shaping the evidence nnd pre the executive council of the Amorlparing the state’s case for trinl.
|can Federation of Labor.
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I BANANA GROWING IN FLORIDA
•
New Solution o f an
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By W. E. U0LLE3, Oldsmnr, Florida
Old Problem
It is great to bo ablo to go out in eventually spread out flvo foot or
your back ynrd nnd pick a bunch of moro if you give them a chance. From
Imnanas any time you want to. Every the time thu loaves arc half-grown
family in central and south Florida they will partly shade tho ground,
have nil tho bananas you want keeping the roots cool in summer and
All transactions in a retail grocery business are dito cat, nnd grow them at homo on helping to kill ffrass nnd weeds, This
vided into three groups, requiring three kinds of ser
your own property. In north Flori is worth while to the men nnd wo
vice. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the
da this fruit has matured at Talla men who haven’ t much timo for gar
most expensive both for the merchant nnd the custom
hassee, Jacksonville and other places. dening. If Bet six to eight feet apart
er, requiring ns it docs, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and
Bnnnnn-growlng Is n highly profita each wny, tho full grown plants will
upkeep o f the truck. Second, is the customer who
ble commercial enterprise ,being one thoroughly shade tho ground su that
o f thu easiest crops to make. It might nothing else can grow in tho samo
comes to the store, has l|is merchandise charged but
almost bo called tho lazy man’s job. field.
carries his goods home with him, eliminating a part of
When a hunch is fully developed in
Tho plants which give tho distinct
the expense. Third, is the customer who pays cash
tropicnl tono to our Floridian land size, nnd tho grocn bananas hnvo
and cnrrles his goods home with him, thus eliminatiiiK
scape nro palms, bnmboos and ba lost their angular form nnd arc round
all expense o f charge and delivery.
nanas; of these tho banana is the nnd about ready to turn yellow, that's
most useful nnd tho biggest money tho timo to cut that bunch off nnd
It is self-evidenb that there should bo Borne distinc
maker. A banana planter can make hang it in a dark room to lot tho
tion
between the three classes o f service. Recognizing
from $500 to |1,000 per aero per year. fruit ripen. This is tho method used
this fact I have adopted the following plan without
Five acres well cared for enn give a by commercial growers becausci it
changing
prices:
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good income. Bannnns nro immuno produces hotter fruit more evenly
from many diseases, and can mature ripened and protects it from birds,
good fruit in nbout ono year nfter rats and insects. It enables the
planting. They grow successfully in grower to ship- green hard fruit.
many kinds o f soil, from low muck About 35,000,000 bunches o f bannnns
FIRST:
and (Intwoods to rolling citrus fruit are shipped long distances into tho
lands. The soli muust have plenty United States from foreign countries
All goods priced on a charge and
o f moisture and humus, nnd must be every year, so it is evident there is n
delivery basis.
good opportunity for grently incroas*
well drained.
The Heart's Choice or Lady finger ed production at home.
SECOND;*
When cuitting off a bunch o f ba
vuriety seems to he best suited to this
nanas,
use
a
Bharp-cdgcd
shovel
or
State, being less liable to dnmnge
Customers charging goods but
from cold weather, nnd is considered spade, driving It part way through
tho
tree
nbout
five
or
six
feet
above
the Ilest all-around sort. It is u rapid
delivering same will be discount
grower, throws up its stnlks to n the ground. The top with tho fruit
ed 2 % .
good height and adds a luxuriant will fall slowly ,nnd tho bunch can
ho
caught
as
it
comes
down.
After
tropical appearance ,to any property.
THIRD:
The story of its popular introduction pitting the fruit immediately in a
shady
place
to
protect
tho
bananas
in Florida is interesting. Mr. Ed
Customers paying cash for goods
mund II. Hart sent to tropicnl coun from being damaged by the hot sun,
the
cut
should
be
finished
completely
tries about 1873 and got a number of
and delivering same will be dis
varieties to try . After a series of through the trunk, dropping the
counted 5% .
tests nt considerable expense he re leaves nnd tho u pper/pn rt on the
ground
to
rot
and
make
food
fnthe
ported that one variety was superior
to tltc others in flavor, hardiness and roots. The stored-up plant food in
general suitability to Florida. It tho sap in the remaining stump will
was his choice out of all Ihe kinds he lie re-nbsorbed by tho roou and go
THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF
experimented with. His fripnds call directly to the nouishment o f the
ed it Hart’s Choice, otherwise known plant. A week or twr later, when tho
$1.00 OR MORE
ns the Ladyfinger., It is a truly de stump begins to turn dry, it should
licious fruit, like the banana which l>e cut olT at the base just above the
tho natives of the tropics prefer fop roots; and then it also can be thrown
on the ground to make more humus.
homo use.
A bnmuui tree only bears one
The Orinoco is sometimes culled
the horse bnnnnn or. account o f its bunch. Young suckers or shoots come
size, being larger around than tho up from the same old roots and miiko
ordinary fruit; it is hardy, but pro new stnlks to bear more bananas, and
duces its fruit ordinarily in smaller, In this way the banana tree renews
bunches and is not generally regard itself year nfter year. It is best to
ed us having a flavor equal to Hart ? allow only a few stalks or trunks to
live on ono root at the same timo.
Choice.
The C uv.Mi'lsh, or dwarf, has a I prefer what I have named the fuur- and addresses to W. E. Bolles, O lds-1 Pest enrds— local views— lc euch at
the Herald office.
.’ horter trcik . the leave? are clo.ier j four system o f pruning. Let the ful- mar, Fla.
t mother; it bears good bunches My grown fruit-bearing plant repre>:•*:•*;■*t**i’ *t*•:** *;*
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•vHch a 'c Difficult to ship because ihe sent four fourths. Lot the nuxt high
asin is tern cr. Tin pi rat Itself is est sucker be throe-fourths as high.
Let the next be only otie-half, ami the
also more ’ ■snder to co. i weather.
Thu M itltiique
'.t - Michel smallest sucker only one-fourth thu
or Jatmira bxrnnn, and is less hardy height o f tho full growr one. By pro
in this ’ lir’ uio tha t the Cavendish. per selection o f th*so rattoons or suc
The Martinique is thtj leading com cessors, the stnlks can he graded in
size to make a succession of fruiting,
mercial ha naan o f the tropics.
I have all o f these and other useful nnd u grower can get two good hunch
nnd money-making varieties growing es of bnnannJ per year from each root
on my plantation at Oldsmnr, in he sets jut. A dozen riots ahoulil
Pinellas county, nnd Hart’s Choice is give a fnmily two dozen bunches per
my choice. My property fronts di year, two each month. If you figure
rectly on Tampn Bay and the salt air •100 roots to th j acre, that would
does not have any bad effects; in fact mean 800 blus hes <f fruit per year
per ncre. This can be done by liberit is a benefit to my plantation.
I have been studying tho cultlvn- “ • fertilization nnd liberal mulching
lion of bananas in Florida for years.! with other conditions correct.
I nm told that my banana plantation
If pruned *n this .minuor, «v ee thj
at Oldsmnr Is one of the largest in ; fruiting stalk is citt down, :ho next
this State.
1 have visited banana i atn|k 'rill be about three fourths miigrowers ill other localities, and they lured, with its bud nir.vidv formed
are making money. I have secured inside the trunk. It is evident from
literature on the subject
from this" that it Is vise In maintain for*
Hawaii, the West Indies nnd Eng- tility of tfio soil. March, June and Ocland, and hnvo been able to help oth tober are good months to apply tho
The cheapest form is
ers who are interested. Having gone fertilizer.
mulch,
dried
grass, dried weeds, dry
into the Biibject rather thoroughly,
pinotiecdlcH,
any
material which will
*
I am satisfied we can supply our cit
decay
and
form
plnnt
food You can
ies nnd towns in Florida, and work
out a plnn to extend sales into other hardly put on too much mulch. It pro
states.
tects the roots from the sun In sum-
can
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 22
Deane Turner
d ia m o n d s
t
$ 300.00
!
Per
Carat
Fine White
McLaulin, The Jeweler
Fertilizer Materials
Castor Pomace
A few words about the method o f
growing large bunches may bo of
some help. I have made a specinl
study of this feature. Florida bananas
grown by amateurs are criticised oil
account of their Hmnll-sized bunches.
The number’ o f fingers or hands on
the hunch is determined when the imd
is formed away down inside nt the
root o f the plnnt. A 'tcr the bud has '
begun to push its wny up through the
contcr o f the trunk, it is too late to
iliflucnco the size of tho hunch. A
complete fortlllzezr ed* the fruiter
variety, high in aval lull Ie phosphoric
add nnd potash, enn be put on when
the Htem o f the plnnt hurt developed
nuituro leaves and 1h about four feet
or five feet high, at which time it is
cullcd n maiden sucker. Another renson for small bunches is thut too
mnny suckers are left growing on one
root.
Tho host season to set out hnniinns
is from March l to November 1.
Young banan plants are easily trimsplanted, and go on growing with littie delay. They Bhould be sot nbout
ton feet npnrt each wny in wellbroken soil to give the roots plenty
of feeding room. Tho roots will
EUnPhW
n,ur nlMl froni t,UJ col,Lln ol,r
winter.” Animal and chicken ma
nures and complete fertilizers are
good.
When Kroon bananas begin to turn
yellow, the starch is changing to fruit
sugar, nnd then the fruit is more
easily digested and the flavor is bet
ter. Scientists Hay there is ns much
nourishment in threo linnnnus ns
there is in a pound of meat. The natives in tropicnl banana growing districts pretty nearly live on this fruit
nnd work hard, too.
'Sotno (clnim
bananas are nt their very best when
the skin turns brown, indicating they
nro fully rlpo nnd tho formation o f
fruit sugar has been completed,
They grow comparatively few balianas in California. The climate of
Florida is better suited to this fruit,
Dnnnnus are ns safe to grow In Floriiin ns cucumbers, tomatoes, poppers
nnd similar truck farm crops.
Bnn n n n H hnvo the added advantage of
producing continuous crops without
roplnnting.l trust wo enn Boon organlzo n Florida Bnnnnn Growers’ As
socintlon. All who would bo interested In such a mutual benefit organizalion are requested to send their names
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Ground Tobacco Stems
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1921
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P r o g r e s s iv e
ed
ONE POINT SETTLED
1
IN BASEBALL TRIAL
4k
m ov em en ts,
progressive
by
fo s te r -
i n d iv id u a ls ,
in v a r ia b ly p r o d u c t i v e
of
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are
rq ^ u lts.
iProper Way to Pronounce Eddie
Cicotte’s Name.
All progressive movements that
have for their aim the creating of
a GREATER SANFORD and SEM
INOLE CONUTY are in accord with
the progressive policy of this insti
tution.
. -
Riled at Way Lawyera Distort Hla
Cognomen, Littlo Pitcher Arlaea
In Court and Explain* to
the Preaiding Judge.
Identify yourself with this strong
institution today by opening an ac
count.
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Bank....<>
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PROGRESS
.
INTEREST PAID
STRENGTH
4%
r a in m a k e r s
a t
WORK QUT W EST;
KANSAS IS DRY
EMPORIA, Knns., Aug. 24.— The
"rainmaker" is on tho job ugnin. Or
mther, lie’s after n job nguln. Ami
If Kansas farmers will only say tho
word he "ill come to their broad
acres ami, with tho proper "hocus
jiocus," bring down torrents of rain to
succor (he ripening crops.
The drought in this section of
Kansas during the past month bro’t
scores of applications from "rainmak
ers". Individuals, corporations and
communities received them by the doz
en. It appears, in fact, that there arc
enough "rainmakers" scattered around
the country to bring about a second
deluge, if they all gathered in conven
tion ami started up their rain-making
machinery to lure the lusivo raindrop
out of a dear sky.
As a result of tho rainmakers' o f
fers to give Kansas n downright good
rain so many inquiries have been re
ceived at the K uiihuh State Nbrmnl
School here ns to whether credence
could he placed in such a proposition.
Professors in the department o f chem
istry have replied that "rain making"
is a scientific possibility.
Twenty-five years ago Prof. T. II.
.......... . head of the department of
chemistry at that time, actually pro
duced rnin on the roof of the normal
school.
"Professor Uinsmoru arranged
a
halloon-like affair, which ho sent into
the nil from tho roof of the building,"
said » faculty member who witnessed
the experiment.
To lids was attached a little rub
ber tuhe hading to an ammonia gas
generator on the building. Tho gas,
escaping into tho air, tended to con
dense tin moisture in tho clouds un
til they became heavy enough to preci
pitate in the form o f rain. Some rain
fietun11\ was produced. The experi
ment, wn of course, on n small scale."
No rniiuimker, however, has been
engam d ns yet to mix Jupiter PlUvius
cocktails for thirsty Kansas crops.
LOW TIMES ON THE BEACH.
August
Hour
24 . . . .
0:05
OK
20
2U
2.1
27
31
28 .
SERVICE
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GUSS
OF HOT WATER
W u h poisons and toxins from
system before putting
food into stomach.
Wash yourself on tho inside before
breakfast like you dovon the outside.
This is vastly most important because
the akin pores do not absorb impuri
ties into the blood, causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food'taken into
the stomach, nearly an ounce of waste
material must be carried out of the
body, f this waste is not eliminated
day by day it quickly ferments and
generates poisons, gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked into tho
blood strenm, through tbe lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment.
A splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it, which
Ih a harmless way to wash these pois
ons from tho stomach, liver, kidneys,
and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten
ing nnd freshening the alimentary
canal before eating irtore food.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs but very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make any
one an enthusiast on iiisido bathing.
— Adv. '
Hastings Farmers
Planning to Plant a
Bumper Potato Crop
HASTINGS, Aug. 24.— Farmers of
this section are planning to plant a
bumper Irish potato crop next season,
preparations being already under way.
The government report showing a
shortage ami the continued increase in
price is very encouraging.
Every
available acre of Hastings land will
bo planted in spuds by Januury is the
prediction made by landowners and
real estate agents.
A largo number o f farms are being
sold to new settlers from other states
who have heard of the wonderful pos
sibilities in growing potatoes on Unstingn lands.
Try n Herald Went Ad today.
A Little
Addition
w o u ld
m ake
House a lo t
able. W h a t
bouse needs?
th e
av era ge
m ore c o m fo rt
ia i t t h a t y o u r
L e t ’ s ace: s u n
r o o m »t s le e p in g p o r c h , s u m
mer k itc h e n ,
b ed room , b a th
AT*
room , h a rd w o o d flo o r s , new
roof, g a r a g e , fe n ce s, tr e llis , flo w e r b o x e s , w in d o w
them all— a n d we
“ e ^urnber. Prices never will be lower.
scats?
L u m ber m akes
have
co.
SERVICE
At least one point already has been
settlml In (be baseball trial. That Is
the proper way to pronounce the
name of Eddie (Jlcntte, former White
H"x pitcher nnd one of the defend
ants.
The matter came up during nn ar
gument In court over the confessions
Cloutic, Jaekson ami Williams made
l» the grand Jury Inst fall at the time
of ihoir Indictment.
•lames (?. q Ilrlen, d efease attorney,
la arguing n point, referred to "Eddie
Hy-cott."
Hen Short, another defense attor
ney, In supporting Mr. O’Hrlon, pmnotimeil the former White Sox pitch
er’s name "Sy*koMy."
Henry Merger, also of counsel for
the defense, chimed In with n remark
In which he referred to "Eddie Sickn-ty."
That was too such for the little
pitcher. Arising, lm sab) to Judge
Hugo Friend:
"I beg your honor’s pardon, but
would you please have It entered In
(h o court record that my name Is Ed-
q u a l it y
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Baseball
Notes
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Urban Faber Is n great pitcher, but
his hitting In aomethlng else again.
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The Parsons franchise of the Southwesterfc has been transferred to
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
Cuslilng, Okla,
j
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fessional and Business Man in
John Quinn (Plena) of the New
York Yankees declares this Is his last
Sanford in This Column
year as a player.
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The Nashville club announces that
It has purchased First Bnsenum Iloy
CONTRACTORS
LAW YER S
Parker from the Tulsa club.
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S. O.
Shinholser
George A . DeCottes
Wilbur Cooper Is n very fine pitch
G>',
1•1 /'ll'' ’
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er. hut he can’t handle the (Hants, os
Attorney-nt-Law
Contractor and Builder
his record of the year Indicates.
Over Seminole County Bank
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Miller Iluggtns, supposed to tie' trya
Ing to make a trade of some sort, hns
plenty of material for swapping.
Sanford Constructs Co.
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The Detroit Tigers lose to the Bos
ton Med Sox, no matter whether or Battery Troubles to Us Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully
Furnished
not tho Ited Sox heat any other tenm. W» IpaolalU* on Z!ootrie*) Work and e»n (I t*
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Clarence Halloran, former captain WE also h a v z c o m pet en t m e c h a n ic s II. T. PACE
ron ovznHAUUMti y o u r oar
of the Fordhnm college baseball tenm,
will Join the Boston Med Sox for a Sanford Battery Service
Builders & Contractors
trial.
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L. A. Itenaud, Prop. building too large and none too n u l L
Having secured the necessary waiv Phone 189
ers, the Cleveland eluh gave Catcher
------ALL WORK GUARANTEED-----Chet Tlmnins his unconditional re
HARTFORD BATTERY
lent,
Wilson & Shorey
• a •
Pino and Gnrlnnd Sts., Orlando, FI*.
“Battery Insurance”
The Boston Braves mny how to
Pittsburgh, tmt the rest of the West
Sold and Serviced by
PURE W ATE R
ern tennis have been ensy picking for
them.
|
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
• • •
|
Elder Springs Water
Atlnntn. to mnke room for Muddy
Haight & Magee
99.98% PURE
Napier, released Southpaw Mill Pier
son to Home of the Georgtn State
Phone 311-W
Sanford, Fla.
GARAGES
longue.
Itollle Zelder, released by I.os An
geles, wns taken on by Vernon to fill
In until some of the Vernon cripples
recover.
a • •
AlHenmnlller.
vetornn who
wns j
with Sioux City earlier In the season, |
lms been taken on hy Joplin to (111
utility roles.
» • •
Jesse Sigmon. left-handedpitcher
of the Mobile Bears, recently Jumped
the eluh and went to Wyoming to
play Independent hull.
Edward
Cicotte.
•ward V. Cicotte. pronounced Scokott, with the accent on the Hoo,”
"bet It tie so entered," said Judge
Friend To his clerk after tho laughter
hud subsided.
COM EDIAN IN A L L TOW NS
It doesn’ t make any difference
whether it’s in the majors or in
tbe sticks you'll tlnd a comedian
among the fans In every town.
Mill Es.sick tells one of the
other days when lie \Vnn some
shucks In Grand Itnplds, Midi.
"I sent In u pitcher and lie
walked three men and tilled the
hnscs," says Mill.
"Then he
walked the fourth man, forcing
over a run,
“ I yanked him and ns he
walked across the Held a guy In
the right Held bleachers Jumped
rip and roared at me: ‘Von big
stlIT. what did you take him out
for7 lie was pitching a no-hit
game.'" '
6
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES
Outfielder Champagne, who hns been
with Rocky Mount In the Vlrglnln
league, has been said to Charleston In
the South Atlantic.
• • •
Johnny Wtillll. veteran Infleldor who
hns been with Tulsa for tho past throe
years, was released to Okmulgee of
the Western nssnclntlon.
# ♦ •
A new appointment to the Sally
league umpire stalT announced Is that
of Mill Mreltensteln. mice tu the league
ns n player and manager.
• • •
Two Sally league players to recent
ly jnfn the 1'enedb‘ts lire Paid Johnsmi pitcher for nihimhiin. and O'Con
nor, Charlotte shortstop.
• • •
Shortstop Jimmy Wilcox, recently
purchased by the Detroit club from
the Bristol club of Hie Appalachian
league, lias been turned over to the
Chattanooga elnb.
• • •
The Birmingham club may send up
another pitcher this year destined to
make Ids mark. He Is .voting Earl
Whitchlll. southpaw, who lms been
pitching some line bull.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southbound
Depart*
Arrive
2:40 a. m
83
.2:36 a. m.
8:40 n. m
27
.
3:20 p. m
89_______ 2:55 p. m.
85.................... 7:30p.m.7:45 p. m
When last scon Joss Willard was
No
hoeing potatoes. Jess Is Improving.
. . .
No.
England has selected Its entries for No.
the slx-ttietor yacht races with Amer No.
ica.
North Mound
. . .
Depart!
Arrive
Maple Leaf VII Is coming from Eng*
2:03 a. m
82........... 1:48 a. m.
land for the llnrnisworth trophy races No.
84
..11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m
No.
hero In September.
. . .
3:25 p. m.
No. 80........... 3:05 p. m.
28
_10:00 p. m.
American girls bold practically, nil No.
the women's records for free-stylo nml
TriMy Branch
back stroke swimming.
*
Arrive
Depart*
.
. . .
0:00
a, in.
100...........
•No.
Clmrlus Paddock, world's sprinting
8:25
p. m
•No.
24...........
champion, will not retire, according
7:00 n. in.
#No 158...........
to Dean Cromwell, IiIh trainer.
• * .
7:85 p. m
No. 2 2 ..........
The Middlesex Him eluh of Loudon
Leesburg Branch
has put In American traps and adopt
Depart!
Arrive
ed the American style of Hhootlug.
*No.
157...........
4:00
p.
r
.
. . .
No. 21........... 2:52 p. m.
Francis (Png) Qrlllln seems to have
•No.
101............. 6:30 p.m.
found himself In good shape hnck on
the old Western longue stumping •No. 25_______ 2:00 p. m.
Oviedo Branch
ground.
• • •
Depart!
Arrive
William II, Patterson of Murrain won •No. 120...........11:00 a.m.
tho eastern zone ld-yard 200-target •No. 127...........
8:40 p. ra
shoot nt Now Haven, Conn., with a
•Dally, except Sunday.
score of 108.
. . .
Franco’s Olympic festival stadium CLAIMS UNK.MP 1,0 YM ENT
will seat 100,000 people. It will go tip
I)UF. TO PLOT.
about half a mile from tho Eiffel tow
er. It is to be modeled ufter the Yalo
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Declar
bowl.
ing "there' are strong reasons for be
. . .
The central European powers which hoving that widespread unemploy
were not represented In last year’s ment is largely tho result of delib
Olympic festival at Antwerp, are ex erate planning nnd Ib not tho result
pected to take part In the 1028 ie- o f natural economic conditions," tho
nnwnl at Amsterdam.
Prlvuto Soldiers' and SullorH’ Legion
• • *
in a pttltlon transmitted to conggross
George M- Coluin, In an Interview In
requested investigation o f unemploy
New York, admits tfmf he want* to tie
ment
conditions.
n Idg league manager, but says there
Is only one club lie would have and
that In1 won't ret Into ’ the game
Any boy can grow up to bo Provi
until he can get that one purtlrulnt dent, put only the darling of tho gods
el 11b.
can grow up to be n homo-run king.
Smith Bros. Garage
LORD’S PURITY
W ATE R
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
Dally Service
REAL ESTATE__
E. F. Lane
Real Estate nnd Insurance
Phone 95
Phone 197
SANFORD
NOVELTY
I
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Geo. W . Knight
General Shop and Mill
Real Estate and Insurance
Work
SANFORD
FLORIDA
.. Employment' Bureau..
Tho vocntionnl committee of tho Dualness nnd Professional Women's Club
requests all young women desiring
....... _______ to register nt tho First
employment
Nll[j0 ' n] Hank.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
517 Commercial Street
Sanford, Fla.
ELECTRICAL
' COLONIAL LAMPS .
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
Eyes Kxnniincd
Glasses Designed
Henry McLauJin, Jr.
OPT. D.
OPTICIAN
OPTOMETRIST
Graduate Northern Illinois College
212 East First St,
Sanford, Fla.
WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS
GILLON & FRY
Phone 442
TRANSFER
“ W E DELIVER THE GOODS”
C. 0. WILSON. On nor
Quick Service Transfer
w iflit brother* L iras* Bulldln,
If we please you, tell others; If not
tell us. Phone 498
SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND
REASONABLE BRICES
Phone 175
'Storage Facilities
Fourth nnd Sanford Ave
New Era Printery
HOTELS
G. Bassett Smith, Prop.
Hotel Montezuma
COMMERCIAL AND
JOB PRINTING
“ Sanford’s New Hotel”
$1.50 Up Per Day
Herald Printing Co.
C. A. W HIDDON
BOOK, JOB AND COM*
MERCIAL
PRINTING
CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING
Phone 148
" Hcrntd Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Phono 465
PRINTING
DRINK
250 Hnmmormil! envelopes printed,
$1.75.— Seminole I'rintery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, (ts 09 08*100
ave.
87-0tp per cent pure. Phono 811.
LENINK SAYS SOVIETS’
„
SURRENDER TO CAPITAL
IS ONLY TEMPORARY.
BERLIN, Aug. 24.— The Russian
soviet’s surrender to ‘capitalism in
only temporary, although it may lust
from ten to twenty years, according
to a pamphlet by Nicolai Lenlno, ontitled ‘“the Organization o f Indus
try," n copy of ‘which was received
from Moscow todny. The pamphlet
says that capitalistic principles must
precede socialism for the present nnd
communllsm must be left out o f ac
count entirely.
"Cnpitnllsm must be restored by
giving concessions nnd nllowing old
industrial chiofs to, resume work,"
continued tho document. "This new
privato capitalism will radunlly bo
diverted Into state cnpitnllsm In ten
or twenty years."
Pickling and Preserving
TIME
We have the
STONE JARS
Mason, Sure-Seal Jars
and Jelly Glasses
See our line of
Stone Crocks, Coolers,
Churns, etc.
HARDW ARE
CO*
�I
PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24,1921
—B—
•Eustis Board of Trade has just is
sued a fine booklet that is a work of
art in every particular. From cover
to cover it is n gem of the printer's
finest work. Fillcd with beautiful pic
tures o f ’ Eustis arranged in tho best
of order it is a piece o f advertising
that will not fail to catch the eye of
the prospective tourist and homo seek
er. Eustis is one o f the beauty spots
of Florida and the booklet showing
the many lnkcs, the fine winter homes
nnd the excellent fishing, recrentlons
of all kinds, the hotels, the streets,
etc., are bound to nttrnct new people.
The booklet was printed on tho press
of the Lake Region Printing Co., and
redounds to their credit.
methods o f withholding those rec
ords from the public are direct nnd
flngrnnt vio*ati>iis of the law cited
nhovo.
The Tribune is told thero nro per
tain counties', for instance, whore a
marriage licenso may be secured nnd
no possibility of its issue getting into
ifnpers until weeks after, l£* c/o r,
through the "kindness ’ of the clerk
or official .who keeps n "private"
record book fo rsuch would-be secret
licenses. This is n grevinus error to
fall into.
Tho object o f requiring
mnrriage licenses in thnt tho public
may bo kopt Informed o f them. They
arc a safeguard to tho boys and girls
o f the state. Issue o f them menns im
mediate notice to the public that mat
rimony 1 snbout to be consumatcd by
n mn nnnd a woman, nnd it gives op
portunity for those who hnvo legal or
mnrnl right to object or forbid It, to
como forward with their objjcction.
It Is well to obey tho spirit o f tho
law ns well as thu cold letter o f it.—
Tampa Tribune.
SHADING THE HIGHWAYS.
CITY AD VER TISIN G 'FU N D S.
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
hearing. They want all they can get,
and a rehearing might give them an
IlM liM m i| aftoraom iniyl r_ . at
_
_ Ite other raise, or nnothor bonus, or a
* l«nU MUlaa. in Minilli 1 m m
chance to gouge the public In a now
.______
■ aator*. VtetU4
spot. However, Sanford is not es
HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. pecially concerned with tho rnilronds
rvB u
any longer.
THE
ft. J. HOLLY _______________ Editor
If. J. IILLARD....B«retary-Treaanrer
IL A. NEEL____ __ Genera] Manager
CURTIS BARBER
r
cram n ano*
vaxaoxx
Phone 148 up to 6 P. M.
aOewtlilay Xatoa UtiU K aaw — Apalloattoa
■abacrlptUa Prto* ta U tuo*
•ae Tear ................. ...........................H.#0
Mi Mm IAi l i t ,,,,...... ...............
DalitaraA la City by Cantor
«M Waak ......................... .............» Q«»U
T t» klf U - to Ib-Pto* WwAlr XaraU aattnly oorir, lamlaala County and U pabUahad
orory Friday. Adrartlilny ratoa mad, known
am uypUcaUon. Damooratla In palltloa, ft.10
fan yaar, alwaya In adranoo._________________
Member of The Associated Press
Ten popes today.
-------------oSanford is growing every day.
..
----------------- -----------------
That is going some for the last of
Augimt, yes.
EUSTIS’ FINE BOOKLET.
----------------- o ------------------
'l l
dron at $1,000 a year apiece. That
takes account not moroly o f tho food
i nnd clothing, and other direct and
obvious'expenses, but of tho fact that
a larger houso is required, whero
thero are children, with more ex
penditure for rent, furniture, house
hold help, etc. It Is probably true
thnt a childless couple pan live! for
half as much ns that (same couple
could with three children, on the samo
scale of living.
Tho newspaper quoted is impressed
by the cnpital represented by nny ag
gregation o f boys, at the valuation
given. Thus n cIiibb o f ten boys in
Sundny school represents a $55,000
investment. A boy Scout troop o f
thirty stands for an outlay of $105,000. A Hchool room full o f boys means
close to a quarter o f a million dol
lars. And there need bo no sex dis
crimination about it. Girin cost no
less; nnd the way things are going,
they may piny just as important a
part ns tho boys in the economic
world o f tho future, apart from their
inestimable work of motherhood.
This may ho a rather materialistic
way o f looking at childhood, but it
helps a materialistic age to get its
perspective straight. Take a lot o f
boys- ploying ball In tho corner lot.
Think o f them not as n noisy, trouble
some crowd of youngsters, hut ns a
quarter of a million dollars, incar
nate und active nnd premising big
dividends If properly handled, nnd it
Bort o f changes a busy mnn’s attitude
toward them.
0
Congress seems to hnve nn inkling
of the principle involved, in its pro
posal to raise the income tax exempt
ion for dependents from $200 apiece
to $400. A fair valuation of American
childhood would make the exemption
still larger.— Tampa Tribune.
^Bank cBgferences
are a matter of great regard.
%
•
»
flYour acquaintance at the bank
should be made at an early date, in
order that your Bank References
may date back as far as possible.
•i
Don’t stand in your own light by
failing to identify yourself with a
good, strong bank.
We invite your account with us. -
First National Bank
When the city commission recently
“ A Community Builder”
Planting trees nnd shrubs and oven
approved
a
budget
o
f
$60,447
for
the
----------- o----------fruit trees along the public highways
F. P. FORSTER........................................... President
W o who live here do not see it like of Floridn should be done by the coun Municipal Advertising nnd Library
honrd,
there
were
those
who
thought
ty commissioners of all. the counties.
those who hnve been away.
R F. WHITNER............................................... Cashier
----------- -o ------------It is showing Florida ns It should be St. Petersburg wns appropriating a
But a ride over the city will con shown. Farms should , be Improved record-brenking sum for advertising
vince the most skeptical that this city nlong the highways and the entire purposes during the season o f 1021-22
ia in for the greatest year of its his countryside should be made to blos It Is fnir to state, however, thnt of
THEATRE
RESORT
som like the rose nnd show the visi this a mount $8,000 is to bo devoted to
tory.
DANCE HALL
CAFE
•
o----------tors thnt Floridn is truthfully the expenses of the public librnry, while
--------------E LEC TR IC----------But you just cannot keep a good "Land of Flowers." Tho St. Peters $58,447 goes into the advertising
PIANOS
ORCHESTRIONS
paper down. Sanford needed a daily burg Times hns u timely editorial fund. Quite a largo amount at thnt
nnd probably big enough for present
In the summer time, and wo knew it, along this line as follows;
FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A LL STYLES AND SIZES
With plans in the making for the purposes, hut the dny is coming when
and now you know It.
at Reduced Prices
widening of the main paved highways St. Petersburg will ronlize thnt three'
----------- o----------Mali in West I’ alm Bench lighting of Pinellas county, the commissioners or four times thnt amount o f money
his cigar, set (ire to his eye shade and should give some attention to the may be spent profitably for advertis
burned his eyes. What is the nn- planting of shade trees along the sides ing purposes.
-----------o----------W . S. H A YN E , Tampa, Florida
Now comes a report from Miami
awer? Stop smoking or stop using of the ronds. I’erhnps the best ex
TAMPA— One prohibition enforce
ample
o
f
planting
of
this
sort
is
the
WRITE--------------------------PHON
E--------------------------WIRE
thnt
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
o
f
eye shades?
ment officer, one deputy United States
Hillsborough
county
memorial
high
thnt
enterprising
East
Const
city
will
----------- o----------marshal and two detectives, o f the
Although John Phillip Sousa, thu way which runs to the Pinellns coun nsk the city commission to appro Tampa police lorcc, put a crimp in
Pure Milk nnd Cream. Morning and if
great band leader, ennuot hear any ty line from Tampa. What other sec priate $100,000 for the ndvurtising of tin: nioonshinu supply of this district
tions of the country are doing along St. Petersburg's only real rival in the
ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II
more, he still directs his band. We
last Thursday when they captured tho
this line is cited in the Pensacola
attraction o f winter tourists. How largest still yet found in this section. Tillis, Stokes & Mlllitzcrs; Popular f t 117 O n f ? \ T r i 7 D F C H M C
have often wondered if this were true
Journal, which says:
the rest o f the stnte looks upon this The still hud a enpneity of 125 gal Markets. Pfcone 400 your wants
o f other band lenders.
W . O i f i l l l C R & O U llC
The growing sentiment for benuti- \
enterprise o f Miami, is shown in tho lons of liquor daily, and was discov
fying the improved highways of the
While thu cattlemen arc casting
following editorial ^from the Jack ered in a swamp twenty miles north
country by planting o f shade trees,
about for u market for their beef,
sonville Metropolis:
o f this city. Prince Blnkely, n ne
shrubbery nnd budges along
both
why don't some of them try slaugh
Miami, truly a magic city o f the gro, is in jail in default o f $800 bond,
sides of the roadwny is in some in
tering beef hero in Snnford, putting stances crystallizing into action.
East Coast, lias gotten in the habit having been arrested in tho vicinity.
them on cold storage and beat A r
of
breaking records.
The officers sighted the negro emerg
The State Highway Department of
mour to it
If
she
isn't
out
to
break
some
kind
ing from the swamp, bnref u>.ed and
Pennsylvania has begun planting a
----------------- o-----------------large number of American etmsunnd of a record Miami feels thnt she is with his fece covered with mud, fol
All we nec'd to do iH to stnml behind sugar maples along the state highway lumping in <ier civ’c progress.
lowed his trail back into the swamp,
the Chamber of Commerce and every between Gettysburg and Harrisburg.
Because of an unshakable confi they snid, nnd ran upon the still. The
good movement thnt is taking place The work is being done under the di dence in tho future of their city tho still was charged, and three charcoal
here and put over everything thnt rection of the State Forestry De til Bens of Miami have boon able to fires were burning, when the officers
menns something for the upbuilding partment.
p.it across nig filings In a big way, arrived. They turned on the sp'got
o f Sanford.
State Highway Commissioner Sud- and she is stiff doing U.
A lady who had a family of three children didn’t
and saw two gallons of liquor run off
The Chamber of Comme. -e o ' that wlthfn twentv-flvi! minutes tho of.
ler says it is the aim of thu depart
want any more because she had heard that every fourth
The Sanford Band is all right. We ment eventually to beautify all the city is now asking the city commis
child born in the world was a Chinaman.
f.ecis found 1,600 griffons of mish,
hope they perfect a strong organiza main highway routes in Pennsylvania sion to appropriate $100,000 for ad
rt< gale ns of liquor nnd 100 empty
tion, let nothing split them up, get to through the intelligent planting of vertising purposes for next year, to
syrup cans.
A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some
gether and stay together and work shade trees. A plan has been worked be expended by the chamber, nnd in
skeptical
folks used to have about advertising.
fo r themselves like they would Have out with the aid of the forestry de all likelihood the request will be
The allies compelled Germany to
Sanford work for them.
partment whereby a comprehensive granted.
disarm, and Germany is going nhend
There was a time, when some advertisements had
system of planting trees along state
Flbrida lias never seen an annual in recuperation faster than any of the
to he taken with a grain of salt. A few misguided ad
W e understand that the prospect highways will be taken up. The high
advertising appropriation of this sizu nations that fought her. Is this fact
vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by
ive bride who is to be mnrried Fri way commissioners having designated
for a single municipality before. It worth anything?
misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long
day night refused some nice presents the highway to be planted, the com
is a record-breaker.' Numerous cities
since gone out o f business or mended their ways. Hard
from the merchants. That choice lot missioner o f forestry will inspect the
and towns in Florida make advertis
experience taught them that untruthful advertising
Sell
it
with
a
Herald
Wnnt
Ad.
on Sunfnrd Heights is probably highway, recommend the species to be
ing appropriations, but none has ever
didn’ t pay.
*
enough for one time.
planted and will give in detnil the equalled this proposed appropriation.
NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED
-----------o----------planting operations, such as distance,
UNDER SECTION 675, OENERAL STAT
If there is a city in Florida that
Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad
UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA.
With the nutny new store rooms care of stock, size and depth of holes,
has nourished on advertising as much
vertise
successfully, make regular customers, and build
being fixed up and the many new setting of the trees, fertilizers, stak
Notice Is hereby given Hint F. P, nine*, pur*
as on anything else, that city is Mi I'lin.or o f Tnx O r llflc n le No. 21M, iI kIc.I tile -III,
up
good
will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH
ing
trees,
planting
crew,
necessary
business firms that are expecting to
ami. From her infancy, Minmi has <I«F nf Jilin*. A. I». IllOO, linn (Itr,I m M rertlabout
their
goods in their advertisements.
flenn*
In
my
o
ffic
e
,
nml
Into
inmlin[tpllvn•
l»ti
tools,
approximate
time
required
nnd
locutu here, there will be plenty of
believed in printer’s ink and has not for tnx limit to 'Mii« In orronlani'ii with law
activity along all lines this season. other details. Stnte foresters will di
re rtifle a lo eintiiarea Hie following ill*
hesitated to use it. Advertising alone HitlO
h t II kwI properly nltiiiilt’il In Seminole County,
You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer
It all demonstrates that Sanford is in rect the operations nnd inspect the
Clorltln,
lu-w ll: rteg. NK cor o f W (4 of HHy„
will not make u city; but no factor
who
advertises. The concern that tells you frankly
trees
from
time
to
time.
»
See.
.12,
Twp.
10
H..
Ilnm.-iSO
B
„
mn
N
S
tho big1 city class.
Hi*. K 1I.IO elm., 8 .1 elm., S -Cl ilrcroe*, W 7.07
what
it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus
In order to make a sucess of work is more important in development.
ell*. 8 II ill*, W fl eli*. H SO link* Hit-nca NWly
When a city advertises it is proper In l>eic. Tin’ nnltl la ml M u g imi'-ancil nt llie
iness.
The store thnt advertises is a progressive store
such
as
this
it
is
necessary,
according
Compliments continue to come in
for tho treasury of that city to bear ilnlu of llie l-mmnre i f aneli re rllflrn te In (lie
that
has
something really worth while to say to you.
to
Pennsylvania
officials
to
obtain
the
inline
o
f
I'nkiiown.
1,'iilcx*
unlit
re
rllflrn
te
nlmll
fo r the Daily Herald and from the
the expense. This means that every lie reileemeil m-mrillng to Inw tan ileeil w ill laAnd
companies
that advertise their products or their
hearty
co-operation
o
f
tho
ndjncent
way in which people are tossing bou
•nn thereon on the lat ilny o f Hrpteml>er. A. II.
tax
payer
contributes
his
part.
Tho
sendee
have
confidence
in them. You can safely share
1021,
quets the Daily Herald is evidently land-owners and securing their perW llnesa my o fflrln l alBiinture nml nnnl lh|.
their
confidence.
burden
is
not
evenly
distributed
when
striking the right spot. And we ap piisslon to remove undesirable trees
the 20th Oily o f Ju ly , A. I>, 11)21.
IH E A L )
R, A . IK IU O LA H H .
preciate these kind words more than along the bighwuys if these are four civic organizations are depended upon
Clerk Circuit Court.
to
supply
tho
funds
for
this
pur
Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in the
Seminole County. Fin.
we can tell. It helps a lot to know inches or more in diameter at two
,7-27-tltc
lly t A. M. W E E K S, » . C.
quality clothes of advertising.
that your efforts are being appreciat feet above the ground. It is also nec pose.
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In advertising the city of Miami NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDS
essary to obtain the co-operation of
ed.
UNDER BEOflON 475 Or THE OENEHAL
coinpunlcs operating overhead service necessarily advertises Florida, and
STATUTES LAWS OF FLORIDA
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS!
if every city in tho^State catering
W e wish to thank the many friends lines.
Nnitrc I* herein- ilven thnt ITmrlrn It. Cary,
to the tourist trade and desTring to [itirrlin*er of Tax Cerllflrnte No. Ill, Ontoil the
who have come forward and offered
WHAT
THE
I.AW
HAYS.
expand
made appropriations in pro -ml ilny of June, A. 1*. Iltllt, line film! aahl
to do all in their power to kill off the
rerllflrnte In my office nml him tiinile nppllrn*
portion
to
civic resources, ns the Dade thui for Ini ileeil |n |uua In nrrorilnnre with
anonymous letter writer who at
Inw.
H.ihl rerllflrnte emhrnren the following
state, county ami municipal offi county city proposes to do, Florida ilenrrlheil
tempted to bluff the Herald regard
pro|«»rty In Hrmlnnlo County, Florlitn,
Ill-will W'<, of S i n ; of swi; of BW Vi nml
ing the advertising we should accept. cials who withhold from the inspec would he the best advertised Statu in HWU
" I HKK of HWVi nml N W q of HW« ly
Advertising ing 15 of W linn of Nnnfortl (trimt (li-.a 82.1 ft.
W e don't want him killed off, The tion of the public at all or any con tho Union by far.
“ TODAY’S N E W S TO D A Y !”
N.
nml
S. hy (too ft, 11 nml W In 811 corner nml
Ku Klux Klnn will Trike care of all venient hours, the public records are brings new blood and development. li-.n N 7 H eh.) Sec. 21), Twp. 10 8 , lUnge .10
direct and flagrant violators of tho It stimulates civic pride and opens E. rnntnlnlmr 21 nere». Hie *nhl Inin) being
such cuttle.
iiM<-**ei| ill the ilnlo of the l*»tlnnre of nuch
law which they are sworn to uphold up new industries. It is the life of I rrllflrntn In the name of Elltahelh If lane I.
Alim: Tax Certlflrnln No. IS, ilalrtl the 2m!
business— and ccrtninly the develop ■Iny
Tanneries should flourish in Flor and obey.
of June, A. It. 1010, tin* flint *alil certi
In chapter 5942, Laws of Florida, ment o f a Stnte ns wonderful as ficate In my office nml linn mnilo application
ida, says thu Tampa Times,
Ami
for tax ileeil lo Inane In nrrorilnnre with Inw.
so they should.
And so should apprised June 7, 1009, we find tho fol Floridn 1s tho most profitable kind of 8 nl.| cerllflrnte embrace* the following Oearrllo
Heal Cat*
eil
properly *llimleil In Seminole County, Florl•
business.— St. Petersburg Times.
nbbutoirs, ami slaughter houses, and lowing:
■In. to-wlt: All NKU In Hanfonl (Irani (lea*
MLuaZlti*‘
Apply lota of antisoptlo
Img, -11 Ik* W of NIS cor. run W to Internee"All statu, county and municipal
cold storage for meats. The differ
lion of W line of Hnnfortl Hraiit HWly-along
records
shall
at
all
times
he
open
for
WIIAT
A
BOY
IS
WORTH.
II runt line Ifl.tJO rh. H 4.0S ch, NEly 17.11 Hi.
ence between the price charged by
lo twg,), Sec, .It. Twp. 10 8 ,. Ilnnge .10 H, 110
the farmer and tho consumer holds a personal inspection of any citizen
nefya.
The nnhl Inml being ■**r«*e<l at the
Soothoa and koala gandy and quickly.
Perhaps boys hnve not -been fully ilnle of the lannanre of aucli rerllflrnte In the
good with meats ns well its _with o f the state o f Florida, and those in
name of Ellrnbcth Klaael.
charge of such records shall not re appreciated at tholr economic value.
Alan: Tax Certificate No. 22. ilnteil tho 2ml
produce.
fuse this privilege to any clUztn.
A Chicago man estimates that it ilny of June, A. 11. 1010, ban flic) antit ei-rtl
fit-ale In my office ami liaa mule nppilcallon
"That any official who shall violate costs $5,500 to bring a boy to tho age for Inx ileeil In latue hi arrorilanre with law.
Miami will spend $100,000 on adver
Halil eerllflrale nn Inure* Hie following
tlethe
provisions of this act 'shall be 1of 12 years. Tho Rochester (N. Y.) arrllieil property nltuatril In Heniliiole County.
tising thiH season. That showH which
Florida,
to-wlt:
Ileg.
NW
ror,
of
NBy,
See,
32.
way the wind blows, Miami already subject to removal or impeachment." Democrat thinks thnt the average Twp. 10 8 ., Range 30 E. Rim E 12 cli, 8 20
Home times, in some counties, it father will not consider this estimate rh, to H mi l I. E tty Wly along name 7 Ik Hi,
had the reputation of spending more
N 20 ileg. W lO.iHt cli. W 10 ch. H 11,13 Hi.
seems
the public cannot get nccess to too low. The cost of rearing a rep NFIy 23 ch. H II iteg, E 8 ch.. H 01 ileg.. W
money for advertising than any city
In pi. 30 tli W of E line of Sec. nml 10 ch N
In Floridn and it evidently pays the the records of certuin officials until resentative American child can hard of
IThat depends on the liver.
H line of NBli S. Ill ch W to HW cor of
city big dividends or they would not thu pleasure o f the individual official ly be under $500 n year. Parents in N\V I, of Sec. (o NW cor, of Sec. K to beg.
|IllT arrea. The anhl land M u g naneaaed at the
doublo their advertising enmpnign. or his clerk permits, at other times ordinarily conrfortablo circumstances dale of Ihe Uauanco of aucli eerllflcala In the
'name
of Jaroti Klaael.
Money Hpcnt in advertising a live city and pluccs it is tho custom to enter uru pretty sure to find, If they do
mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional
Ilrilrae aald certlflcatca almll lie redeemed ac
is well spent.
certain records on n privuto slip ox a little figuring, thnt it costs them cording to law, lax dent will Inane thereon oli
laxative or for chronic constipation. At all draggistt
lat day of September, A. 1). 1021.
-----------o----------hook and somu time after, days or more than that. The head o f a family . IheWllnraa
my official Hgnature ami neat tide
'
the
Both
day
of
July,
A.
I*.
1021.
Floridn railroads have asked for a I weeks, ns the ease may he, write them of five that does not live nt all pre
4 HKALI
E. A. IlOUm.ASH,
now’ hearing oni the unrcnsonnhlo in buck In the pioper place in hi wkH tentiously is ifccustomcd to reckon
Clerk Circuit Court.
Seminole County. Florida.
rates. Of course, they wnnt n re left for them. Any or all o f these the expense of His three small chib
7-2T-0 tc
lly: A. 41. WEEKS, It. L\
MISTER
MANAGES
THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY
SPENCER’S DAIRY
One Born Every
Fourth Minute
Sanford Daily Herald
n.
Is life Worth?
Dr. Miles’ Liver Pills/,,
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1921
Uttle IUppe|'ln*1
M en tio n o f
Menem In Brief
pergonal Item*
of Interest
The City
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Summitry of the
Floating Smtll
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
llcrald Readera
In and A b ou t
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eather
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For Florida: Pnrtly cloudy
tonight and Thuradny.
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: TEMPERATURE :
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Not
so
bad,
yesterday.
It
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* tins been much higher and old *
<5 K Morrow, of Mulberry, was a * 91 looks good to muh. And *
* the nlr feels like full and the *
isincss visitor here yesterday.
* trees look like fall nnd the *
I ibby’s apodal Loganberries, No. 2 * merchants arc beginning to *
; C.J, 28c.—L. P. McCullor. 129-Stc * * feci more cheerful nnd talk *
* about the fall goods nnd nlso *
E E Farrias, of St. Cloud, was hero * nbout advertising and, O, boy, *
* fall la coming. The old bulb *
steniay on a business mission.
* hag probably gone about as *
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faP u p the ncale aa it will go *
Crnnulntcd sugar, 13 lbs for $1.00,
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this summer and we can look *
i V. McCullor.
129.8tp
I * for cool nights all the time *
* now with many cool days *
\V. S. Stockton, of Palatka, was in
i * thrown In. Watch it come *
e city yesterday transacting busi* duwn:
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5:40 A. M., AUGUST 24TII
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* Maximum ...... ..................
91 *
Buick lloadatcr for snle. Now tires
* Minimum ........................... (18 *
d is in first class mechanical con* R a n g e ................................. 73 *
tion.—Il< & 0. Motor Co.
129-tfc
* Barometer ....................... 30.10 *
* Rain, trace. Calm, pt. cloudy.
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C, j. Torrence, of Jaeksonvlllo, is
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jpping ot the Montezuma while in * * * * * * * * * * * *
p city attending to business.
,EAN 01.11 NEWSPAPERS fo r sale
at Joe’s Smokehouse.
129-Gtc
mis Ford, of Lnkolnnd, representu* Central Shoe Co., of St. Louis,
in the city yesterday calling on
cal customers,
a repaired tiro to use ns extra,
tires for ?3.09.— S. A. Huston.
U0-2Ctc
Curtis Ilnrber, circulation mnnnger
f the Herald Printing Co., was in
Irlnndo yesterday on business.
LEXINGTON, 5 passenger,
1920
jiodel fur sole. New tiros, looks good
aid runs good. Wo are offering this
ar for $999.90 less than list price.—
1. ii 0. Motor Co.
129-tfc
It. W. Pcarmun returned Inst night
>m a flying trip to Jacksonville nnd
ports everything flourishing in the
t city.
1,000 Roach Killer, 85c nnd 05c ptcgB.
L. P. McCullor.
129-Stc
A SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE?
no,
I” ,8 nT\at*e to s u ‘ t y ° u . W e a re H e a d q u a r te rs f o r
Riid S
r
8* 1 ^ u*o m ° k ‘ le s * W o Dave D oth q u a n tity
i'ei)rc^e!ned^r0 ** * ° W’
w e # u a rn n tee to be as
I'bXINGTON, 1920 Model, 5-paBscngcr.
I'MOHILE, 1920 Model, 5-passenger.
1921 Model, Roadster.
,.,.,,5
Model, 3-pnssenger Roadster
,,
1917 Model, 7-passenger.
URD, 1918 Model, 5-passenger Touring.
( A U jand LOOK THESE OVER, WE CAN SUIT YOU
B lO
. M O TO R CO.
I P Y lM n m A AVE*
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SANFORD, FLA.
LI XINGTON and KtJPMOBILE SALES
and SERVICE
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IF U W A N T r r r t
GARNER----------------------------1 Ford, 1921
1 Dort, 1921.
1 Buick 4, 1920.
1 Oldsmohilc Truck, 1920.
AT REAL BARGAINS
Terms to suit your pocket book,
at Williams’ Garage.
130-ltc
SMALLEST. TOWN IN COUNTRY HAS GOLF COURSE.
GANN VALLEY, S. I)., Aug. 23.—
This village, with a total population
of triliu less than 100 persons, the
majority o f whbm are engaged in ngricultual pursuits, claims the distinct
ion of being the smallest town in the
country, maintaining a nine-hole
regulation golf course. Teeing station,
greens and everything to bo found
on thu largo city courses are pro
vided and thu golf epidemic has
spread to nearly every family.
Gann Valley is the inland county
scat o f Buffalo county. It is 23 miles
from the nearest rnilrond and dcpends entirely upon the stage line for
supplies from the outside.
WHOLE FAMILY
TERRORIZED
After brutully biting three mem
bers of a prominent South Florida
family and endeavoring to make
his escape through n window screen,
an anopheles mosquito rnn amuck
with a barrage of Torment nnd died
instantly. Tho members bitten are
all taking the mniurial treatment and
will likely recover.
Torment gases
mosquitoes; it strikes them dead the
first inhalation of it. They ennnot
get in the rnngo of its fumes nnd got
away alive. Protect your home againBt
mosquitoes by spraying Torment duily
in your bed rooms. Sold by all mer
chants everywhere.— Adv.
NOTICE!
Wo have moved our grocery storo
from opposite the postofflce to tho
now DeForest building on Second St.
between Sanford avenuo and Palmet
to street, rear of the Sanford Dry
Goods Co. Wo will ba pleased to soo
all our old customers and also now
ones,— Merchants Grocery Co.
129-2tp
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A nd T o Our Sanford Friends
as well as our out-of-town friends we want you to make
Sanford’s leading Gents store your headquarters all day.
You can bring your packages to us and check them. We
will take care of them for you. In making engagements
with your friends on that day tell them ,fyou will meet
them at—
A NUMBER of ernto mill and saw
mill laborers can get permanent em
ployment under first class working
conditions at fnir wnges nt our new
mill nenr Bartow, Fla.— Roux Crate
Co., Bartow, Fla.
129-fltc
y ou c o n g e t a n y m a k e y o u w a n t. A n d th e p r ic e s
11, i
Next Friday is the big day in Sanford and we know that
you will be in town that day. Bargains will be found at
every store on that day and especially the real bargains
at our place.
Wo hnv^ nt present in Btock ono
slightly used Hupmobile that wo are
offering far Hale nt n reasonable price.
If you wnnt the best for your monoy,
seo us nt once.— B. A O. Motor Co,
129-tfc
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Lawton, of Ovie
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Details
do, wore in the city today.
of the pence treaty between the Un-i
ted States nnd Germany wns Inid be
J. B .Lawson is spending a few dnys fore the Republican members o f the
In Miami this week on business.
senate foreign relations committee
by President Harding nnd Secretary
The many friends of Mrs, Coupor Hughes nt a conference today nt the
Godwin are expressing their sym White House. Senator Lodge, chair
pathy over the loss o f her tine Scotch man o f the committee, announced af
Collio dog that, was poisoned one day ter tho conference that ho would call
this week.
a meeting of the committee for this
afternoon nt which time Mr. Hughes
Employees of the Southern Utilities would give more detailed information
Co., are stringing the wires for the
as to tho treaty. The terms of tho
tunny colored lights for the street
treaty is said to have met with no op
dance in front of the court house Frlposition by any of the majority mem
dny night. Ed. Bowman is in charge
bers o f the committee, nnd declared
o f the work and Ed. knows what is
nil gave it their cordial approval.
wonted.
It is stated that tho President hopes
for n ratification of the pnet nt an
BANKRUPT SALE— The stock, fix
onrly date. The committee members
tures and lease on store of S. Ben
refused to discuss the turms of the
jamin, bankrupt, will be for sale next
treaty but it was learned that it is
week. Inquire of C. O. Mahoney, this
a comparatively short document.
city or II. P. Uaya, Tampa, Fin.
127-Gtc
Do You Want
T o Our Out O f To'wn Friends
A fire that destroyed a small houBo
belonging to a negro family named
Johnson just off Sanford avenue this
morning called out tho flro depart
ment nnd every one in Snnford that
could get there. From tho direction
of the smoke it looked dangerous but
wns confined to tho one houso by tho
department who quickly quenched tho
flames when they were summoned to
the scene. The fire had almost con
sumed tho building before tho depart
ment wu.H varied.
KNIGHTS TEMI'LAR, ATTENTION
Taylor Comnmndery, U. D., will
meet in Regular conclave on Thurs
day evening, August 25th nt R o’clock.
Order of the day, regular business
and Red Cross rehearsal. Members
please attend. Visiting Sir Knights
welcome.
Forster time to study conditions in
H. E. TOLAR,
viirlous sections of the state and he 130-2td
Eminent Commander.
stnted this mtfrning that Sanford looks
more prosperous and there seems to DETAILS OF PEACE TREATY
be more real business in this city than
BETWEEN GERMANY AND
any other part of the state.
UNITED STATE MADE.
Han’t forget the Flashes of Action
t the Princess this afternoon nnd toight. It js for the benefit of the lonl post of the American Legion nnd
also one of the best wnr pictures
Some of the hold bad men of Snnivcr shown.
ford are laying plans to kiss the bride
nttho public wedding Friday night.
Get a repaired tiro to use ns extra,
s bad luck to refuse a kiss on
nrd tires for $3.00.— 8. A. Huston. your wedding night nnd the men nro
llG-2Gtc intending to take advantage of tile
occasion— shame tin you.
Hubert Hines killed a rattlesnake on
e San ford-Orlando road this mornTho beautiful silver cup presented
g that had ten rattles nnd n button.
to
Company D, for taking the tlrst
°bcrt ran over him with the Elder
.Machine
Gun Co., prizes for marks
prings truck and then finished him
manship,
at Jacksonville, is in tho
dh a club. Snakes are rather numwindow
o
f
J. T. Brady, tho jeweler,
rous thi time of the year.
nnd is causing much favorable com
Hcii Speed Wagon’ for snle. Slight- ment for tho boys. Company I) wns
used and is » bargain for the price there with the goods nil during tho
••are asking. It you need u truck, encampment.
o us at mice.—D. & O. Motor Co.
NOTICE.
129-tfc
The Roynl Neighbors will meet
Mr- iuul Mrs. Frank P. Forster have Thursday night, August 2G, at eight
■tui"e,| from a trip to Jacksonville, o’clock sharp. Wo only meet once a
1
1*1,‘ entire distance in their car month nnd every member should
n.| stopping „ v,,r Jn St< Augustine for mnku a special effort to be present.
,tm' til"u- 1he auto trip gave Mr.
130-21)1
RECORDER.
U
Send your old mattress to Bradley
factory. Make them like now, for
$G,00. GO lb. new cotton mattress only
$8,00. Guaranteed, GOO W. South
St., Orlando, Fla,
122-2fltc
PAGE FIVE
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S an ford , F la .
* * + * + + * + * * * * * * + * * * * * * * + + + * + * + * * + + + * + + + * * .> + + * * -!.* + + + * + + * + + + + -4 .+ + + + + + + + * * + + + * * * + *
OUTWITTING T H E BOND T H IE F
Wall Street Bankers Have Devised
Some Novel Methods of Camou
flaging Securities.
C LA SSIFIE D AD S
Many runners - In Wall Street nre
lulopMng novel methods of their own
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than
to ‘•lifeguard the seeiirllles given In
25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone.
Cash
their cure for delivery. In some In
must
accompany
ull
orders.
Count
l i v e words to n line nnd remit ac
m|mines drum have made suggestions
cord in g ly .
timl rule* for “enmoiithigliiK" the han
dling of stfM'lis nnd bonds on (side of
WANTED ROOMS— Wanted throe or
ilielr odices. One broker’s house has
all soenrliles pinned Inside newspapers
four furnished or
unfurnished
and one of Its runners apparently t’OU KENT— Due office Im T lrst rooms, couple without children. Per
walks nrujuul with a single newspaper
street. Apply A. P. Connelly.
manent. Address "U " care of Herald.
under Ids arm whleh hns attached to
125-tfc
129-Gtc
IIh puces tushie valuable bonds nnd
FOR RENT— Comfortable rooms, fur- FARM WANTED— Wanted to hear
slinks. Yef another tlrm hns hired
from owner of a farm or good land
former policemen to handle Its deliv I nished for light housekeeping. 318
i Palmetto Avc.
120-Gtp for sale, price reasonable, L. Jones,
eries of stock.
129-ltp
Another tlrm hns presented Its run FOR RENT— Furnished for light Box 551, Olney, III.
ners with stills, the vests of which have { housekeeping,
G room cottage,
LO ST
large Inside pockets which nre but fronting ocean,nt Coronado Bench, 1
toned nnd In these the securities are
LOST—Shock
absorber spring be
mile south of pnvlllion; immediate
carried and must he on pain <>( din
tween
UenrdnU
live, mill Silver Luke.
] possession.—Mrs. O. L. Bonnvires.
missal.
Finder
please
return
to Herald office
128-3tp.
One wet day recently n special mes
or
to
W.
R.
Provntt,
nt Moore’s Sta
senger of a large brokerage hntise car FOR RENT— Ono room and kitchention.'
13U-2tp
ried two Liberty bonds of SGO.fMXl otto, 219 French Avo.
128-Gtp
apiece and three of $10,INK) each pin
ned Inside n closed umbrella.—\VuH FOR RENT— 2 largo furnished cciii| necting houso keeping rooms, run
St reel Journal.
ning water and gas in kitchen. Also
one room.— .Mrs. Riddling, 205 Oak
------ AND-----Eastern Women Advancing.
128-4tp
Feet til for feats, both as to shape avenue. Engle Home.
and shoes, nre no longer eonllned to FOR RENT— Furnished front room,
men nor yet to the women of the west
20(1 Park Avo.
129-fltp
ern world, says a bulletin from llu*
mitlomil board of the Y. IV. C. A. In
tin* recent Olympic races of the Fur
Last, held In Shanghai, 1.2IKI girls ami FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap
young women took part. Of these —
oo
ply 402 Snnford Ave., und Fourth MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS
CLIMATE
were from Japan anil the Philippine
Street.
94-01.
Mamls, and the rest from I'ldim. GOO
being Shanghai girls. The Shanghai FOR SALE OR TRADE— One Colo 8, Mnke Your Kotisc Smile With
G passenger roadster.
Will take,
SUN-PROOF PAINT
delegation wns selected and trained
for the events by the Young Women’s light car as part payment. Cnll 519
I’brlstlan association of Shanghai. "It W. First street. 1
115-tfc
is within the last sl\ years that ibis
FOR SALE— One 2olding-Hall stone
activity In the land of Hole bound
lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca
CTOBI? H. A. HALVERfeet bus developed," writes Miss Flor
pacity.
Call G19 W. First Street.
»J 1 UHL
SON, Proprietor
ence Brown of Rnrhe-der, N. V. who
Ilfl-tfc
Is at present In Shanghai for the Y. W.
Welnkn Itlock
Sanford, Fin.
A. "In 1015, when the Inst Olym FOR SALE—8-room house with all
pic games were held." she says, "Hie
modern convenience, excellent re
mdy girls who took part were a few
pair. Private water works, in desir
Lllipluo gills, who formed a baseball
able location. Reasonable terms. Ap
team."
ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street.
llG-tfc
His Desires.
The malinger <d the ludlnnn Mason FOR SALE—29 acres good orange
ic Inline nyerhenrd a group of small
grove land situated within n mile of
Isiys from the Inane discussing whnl
Geneva.
The Inml hns not been clear- [
they desired to lie when they grew to
be men, One Insisted lie would he a od but lr:. a bearing orange grow
Mam n. another a Shriller and another lioriF in.f **. This t^n-t o? 'a“ :l er'i ho |
had ambitious to he n Soldo of the l iK’gb* ;.t a real bargain. For full .’10 hood of wood nT’ ch cows will
Mystic Shrine, hut live year-old Jack, e - vlieulara address "C " cure c f the
bo sold ut private snle
drum major In the home band, said:
Hondd offico.
118-tfp
"No. I do not want to he any of
FOR SALE— Strawberry plants, cer
i hose."
SANFORD, nenr Ft. Rendu
tified by State Plant Bonrd, $3 per
■‘Wluit,*’ the others replied, "don’t
waul to he a Shrlner or Mason or thousand f. o. b. Lnko Mary, Farina
Noble; why, what do you want to he?" Strawberry Garden, Lako Mary, Fla. W e have the most com
lie drew himself tip nnd replied
129-12tc
plete line of
proudly, "Well. I'll tell you what. I
waul to lie a popenlnte,"—Inilliumpnlls FOR SALE— 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000.
1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick
News.
•I, $100. Tho above cars nre real bar
Small Orphan Traveled Fa..
gains. Terms to fit your pocket book.
Her baggage consisting of two tel At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Garner.
lers. dealing wit Ii her fallier's war
104-tfc
record, three-yenr-old Wlnnlfred Jolephlnc McKlulev passed through Pori FOR SALE— Housohold goods. , Ad
Arthur. Ontario, recently on the Ondress Mrs, Douglass, 107 Third St.
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West, more than 4,990 miles the little nue.
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PAINTS
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SUN-PROOF PAINT
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Fine Cows
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Ever displayed in San
ford
Let us figure with you
on your requirements
Also exclusive agents
for
Superiority of Oil Over Coal.
FOR SALE— Ford Truck. Inquire o f
The amazing Increase In the use of
West Side Grocery. Phono 10(1.
oil for fuel Is not surprising when It
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can determine the character of a man by the
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SOCIETY WEDDING
Eight o’clock Friday ovoning, Au
gust 20, 1921, nt tho foot o f Kirk
avuniie. No cards will bo Issued, but
tho presents of tho public will |bo
cordially welcomed. Watch for one
more announcement.
THY A DAILY UXHALD W A V Y AD.
NEW ROI1ERTSON-COLE PRODUC
TION DIRECTED BY OASNIER
TELLS AN EXCELLENT STORY
VIOLA D A N A in
Robertson-Cole hns presented film
fnns with it new master photoplay In |
"Good Women," tho new Huper-spccinl
production which will he the nttrnc-,
tion nt the Star Theatre Fridny nnd I
Saturday. The new picture is tho
Also a Two-part Comedy
screen udnptntlon o f an original story,
"Good Women,” written by C. Gard
ner Sullivan, tho prominent novelist
nnd scenario writer. Not only hns it
this stamp o f npprovnl, but Robert
Tomorrow— Geo. D. Baker Production
son-Cole plnccd a still higher value
upon it when thoy turned the manu
“ Without Limit” ; also a Comedy
script over to Louis J. Gnsnler to
direct. Tho director of the famous
"Kismet” with Otis Skinner, hns turn
ed out nnothor excellent production.
"Good Women” presents a vital,
compelling drama in which tho eter
nal clash of men nnd women ngalnst
tho rules of convention laid down by
nn incxornblo social system, forms tho
central tthcm e.. Wo have nmong tho
Have you ever been "caught short o f cash" when touring nnd bees
chnrncters tho woman whoso conduct
-embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unntl.
places her in the good woman class
come attitude toward your personal checks?
nnd the other who, declaring thnt her
You can enjoy your trip, free from anxloty regarding money matlife is her own to live ns she sces^flt,
tors
If you keep yourself supplied with those self-identifying, every,
sneers nt convention nnd becomes a
whore-accepted,
safe, convenient Cheques for travelers.
social outenst. There is a rather
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strong lesson in "Good Women" but
it is In no sense n preachment.
The production is made real nnd sin
cere through tho enrnest efforts of the
Anirlean
powerful cast chosen to portray the •• A. B. A.
Bankers
CHEQUES
various characters. Roscmnry Thcby,
Association
whose dark, vivacious beauty
and
WE
SELL
THEMsterling histrionic ability have made
her one of tho foremost actresses o f
the silent drama, is nn outstnnding
figure in tho rolo o f Knthcrine BrinkFARMERS FLOOD MARKETS
ly depressed an overburdened m#
ley, nn orphaned heiress, with n dan
WITH GRAIN, STOCKS. kct."
gerous contempt for nil things con
ventional.
CHICAGO! August ,24.— Farmers LEGION MEN MAKE
Hamilton Rcvclic, prominent on tho
flooded
livestock nnd grnin markets
VISIT TO OLD SHELL
stage nnd screen nnd whose ability ns
o
f
tho
country
today
with
heavy
ship
HOLES IN ARU0NNI
a thespinn helped make "Kismet” the
ments,
despito
warnings
from
com
wonderful phhtoplny thnt it is,
is
RHEIMS, Frnnco, Aug. 21.—Maj
seen opposite Miss Theby in tho char mission dealers of demoralized mar
kets.
members
of tho Amor lean Ltfii
acter of Nicolni Brouevitch, brilliant
delegation
left the main party ontk
Lenders
in
the
livestock
nnd
grain
Russian pianist nnd Rocinl lion, who
trip
over
tho battlefields after Ik
markets
told
tho
United
Press
that
encourages Knthcrine in her folly. Ho
ceremony
at
Verdun yesterday tori
they
believed
tho
situation
was
mere
is typical of the man who is willing
it
"m
y
old
shell
holo" in tho Ar
ly
temporary
and
would
have
no
se
to light tho flnmo for the moth, but
who is careful, nevertheless, to seo rious influence on business In gen gonno. The Americans on the ty
passed through Montfaucun, Horn*
thnt hs own wings remain unscorched. eral.
Tho story is nn excellent one of in
Frank W. Waddell, vlco president no and Vnrennoa on their way I
trigue. Gnsnicr hns brought out plain nnd director o f Armour nnd Com Rheims.
ly the folly of declaring tho conven pany, reassured business men and
At tho Domagnc cemetery, thff
tions useless. The happiness that producers In nn oxciusivo statement several thousand Americans are la
comes through decency stands out in to tho United Press, snying thoro was led, tho Lcgionors held a special m
strong relief. Besides Roscmnry Tho- nothing to cause alarm in tho mnrkct vlco. School children from Venh
by and Hamilton Revelle, the enst in situation.
and tho countrysido brought flora
cludes Irene Blnckwell, Enrl Schenck,
One groupe, headed by Frnnkiiif
"It is true prices hnvo fallen,"
Willinm P. Carlton, Arthur Stuart Waddell snld, "but thnt is largely duo Oiler, first national commanded i
Hull, Ilhea Mitchell and Eugenie Bes- to tho fact thnt farmers have made tho American Legion, accompuk
screr.
unuminlly largo shipments of their Marshal Foch to Gorcy where 4
stocks nnd grains, despite warnings American Legion service was rfd
Railroads to Operate
to tho contrary from dealers nnd over tho grave o f the marchal’s ia
commission
men.
First Through Train
"In the fneo of warnings to ship
Tho psychologists say drwuiuX
to Florida Resorts pers, advising they hold their stocks merely suppressed desires. The
for n few days or until surpluses of ser’s dreams must he pleasant.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24.— W.
inferior stocks had been cleaned up,
A. Heckler, passenger traffic manager
pnekers and commission; men this
Don’t be too hard on c rediton I
of the Southern Railway, hero yester
week hnvo been confronted with nn times like these. Let all things k
day on business, announced thnt be
excessive run o f stock which nnturnl- dunned decently and in order.
ginning November 0, the Southorn nnd
the Seaboard railways will operate a
through train from Cincinnati to St.
Petersburg, the first through train
from the West to go to Florida re
sorts.
It will carry through sleepers from
Detroit, Chicngo, Cleveland, St. Louis
nnd Louisville. The trnin will be op
erated over a new route by way of
Hnmpton, Florida, nnd will cut the
running time from Cincinnati hero
three hours, it is to ho cnled the Su
wannee Special. The trnin leaves Cin
cinnati in the eatly evening.
“ Cinderella’s Twin”
E N JO Y Y O U R TRIP
COM PANY C OF
W . PALM BEACH
LEADING FIELD
JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24.—Com
pany C, West Palm Beach, led nil the
field Monday in the rifle competition
being staged at Camp Johnston for the
Taliaferio trophy. This company’s
score was 788 points.
Company K, Orlando, was second
with 714 points. Company 1, Tarpon
Springs was thrid with 052 points.
Company E, Jacksonville, was sev
enth with a score of G22.
Twelve teams, representing units of
the Florida National Guard, are com
peting for the cup. The winner of the
trophy will he decided Tuesday w"hen
the GOO and 1,000 yard ranges are
shot. A number of chnnges in stand
ing mny take place Tuesday night
since the last targets are the hardest.
Following arc the complete scores
of tho teams at the close of Monday’ s
firing:
Co. C, West Palm Bench ............... 788,
Co. K, Orlando ....
714
Co. I, Tarpon Springs ................... 052
Co. II, Lake City ......................... r..037
Co. G, Starke ................................... G30
American Longue
Co. B, Miami ................................... 038
At Cleveland 1, New York 0.
Co. F, Jacksonville........... ................G22
At Detroit 12, Washington 3.
Co. D, Sanford ............................... 490
At St. Louis 2, Boston lb,
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Co. I, Wauchula ............................... 500
At Chicago 5, Philadelphia 0.
Co. A, Daytona ............................... 555
Service Co., St. Augustine nnd
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IlnHtlngs ......... ............ ................. 540
National League.
Headquarters Co., St. Petersburg..489 REV. STEPHENSON
At Boston 4, Pittsburg 3.
HAS PRELIMINARY
At New York 7, St. Louis 3.
PRE-MEDICAL WORK
TRIAL Fblt MURDER.
At Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 7.
AT ROLLINS COLLEGE
(By Tho A iio clita d F rail)
At Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0.
UNDER PROF. CAMPBELL
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 24.Prof. Roy J .Campbell has been ap No weapon was found about the body
Southern Association. *
At Little Rook 2-2, N. Orlcnns 7-4. pointed to the chair o f Biology nt of Father Coyle when ho was shot by
Rollins College.
Ho will teach Rev. Edwin Stephenson, August 11,
At Birmingham 0, Atlanta 15.
courses in Biology, Bacteriology, according to W. W. Otto, tho first
* Memphis 9, Mobile 3.
Embryoolgy, Invertebrate Anatomy, witness nttodny’s preliminary trial of
At Nnshvillo 4, Chnttanoogn 3.
Analytical Chemistry, etc., in general the minister charged with tho murder
the scientific work needed by pre- of n Cntholic priest. Ot£a wns ono
American Assodiation.
tho first persons to reneh tho priest
medical students.
At S t Paul 0, Toledo 0.
after ho wnB shot.
Professor
Campbell
is
a
graduate
At Kansns City 11, Louisville 10,
lie had often made the statement
o f Bates/College, Maine, and has
At Minneapolis 9. Columbus 10.
thnt ho “ wishorl the whole Catholic
taken
graduate
work
in
Hurvard
At Mnhvnukco 3, Indianapolis 0.
University nnd in tho Massachusetts institution whh in hell," nnd had made
Institute o f Technology, having u C. frequent threats ngalnst tho life of
International Longue.,
P. H., degree from both institutions. Coyle, necording to tho testimony of
At Buffnlo 4, Jersey City 3.
He hns been a ninstructor in Bates Mrs. Ruth Stephenson Gussmnn,
At Toronto 11, Newark 5.
College and in Tufts Medical School, daughter;of Stephenson.
At Syrncuso 3, Baltimore 7.
am] cornea to Rollins well prepared
DENVER & RIO~GRANDE
At Rochester 0, Reading 2.
fo r tho work o f tho Department of
TRAIN HAS WRECK
Biologgy.
INJURYING MANY.
Virginia League.
At Nowport News 2, Tnrboro 3.
(By Thi AiiooUW d F r ill)
STATE OF SIEGE IN NICARAGUA
A t Suffolk 3, Norfolk 4.
GRAND JUUNOTION, Col., Aug.
At Richmond 10, Rock Mount 3.
SAN JUAN, Del SUR, Nicaragua, 24.— An engineer wnB killed and X
At Wilson 8, Portsmouth 5.
August 24.— Tho government has Is- twenty-flvo passengers woro injjured
when tho Denver & Rio Grando pas
sued a decree of n state of slogo
Piedmont Lecngue.
senger train was -wrecked thirteen
throughout tho republic. Tho disturb miles oast o fhoro early today. A
At Grcormboro 11, Raleigh 15.
ed condition In tho northern depart small bridge wns washed out nnd the
A t High Point 5, Durham 2.
ments-is given as the reason.
At Danville 5, Winston-Snlem 1.
train plunged into a creek.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Because
of the opposition of Senator Lodge,
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
one of the delegates to the disarma
Lnkeland
at Tampa.
ment conference, Senator Harrison,
Orlando at Daytona.
Democrat, Mississippi, yesterday with
St. Petersburg at Jacksonville.
drew his amendments directing the
American delegation to demand open
HOW T HEY ST AiND
sessions.
Sen, Harrison, declared,
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Daytona ..........
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St.
Petersburg
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Demand
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Jacksonville
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by the United States for open sessions
o f tlie disarmament conference could
Y ESTKit DAY’ S R US UI.TS
not he construed ns an insult to the
Florida State League
representatives of foreigns nations,
At Jacksonville 4, St. Petersburg 2.
Senator Harrison, Democrat, of MisAt Tnninn 0-2, Lakeland 1-5.
aissippi, declared in the senate yester
At Daytona 2, Orlando 0,
day in support of his proposnl that
the American delegates use every ef
South Atlantic Association
fort to prevent secret deliberations,
At
Charleston
2, Greenville 1.
The issue was brought to the front
At
Chnrlotte
1-1,
Columbia 8-7.
by the senator’s amendment to n
At Augusta 5-4, Spartanburg 7-3.
bill appropriating $200,000 for ex
penses of the conference directing the
delegates named by President Hard
ing to work for public sessions.
"This amendment does not mean
that congress is attempting to bring
to bear any influence upon the confer
ence \xcept through its own represen
tatives," Senator Harrison said.
Referring to the secrecy at Ver
sailles, the senator said the Far
Eastern questions to lie taken ill*
hero in November related to Shnntung,
Yap, the open door in China, and pos
sibly the Japan alien land problem,
ull o f which he added, have been dis
cussed openly in the senate for years.
Ho insisted the public should bo in
formed from day to day of all discus
sion of naval reduction by the United
States and the other nations partici
pating,
Senator Watson, Democrat, of Geor* gin, opposed public sessions o f the
conference, contending thnt “ in the
very\nnture of things some negotia
tions must he conducted in private."
He Haiti grand nnd petty juries meet
in secret and that the books ot the Bi
ble, the writing of the constitution
nnd -tlie Declaration of Independence
nnd the selection of George Washing
ton ns commander-in-chief, were nil
dune behind dosed doorB.
THE STAR TO-DAY
Peoples Bank of Santord
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WILL PLEASE ALL
THE MOVIE FANS
FLASHES OF ACTION
Recording the Heroic Achieve
ments of the American soldiers from
the moment they boarded the
transports bound for France until
the Germans and their cohorts were
humbled and 6ued for peace.
LOOK FOR Y O U R BOYS
You will see him in the training
Camp .or on the transport, or on the
field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big
ships. The greatest picture ever
shown and the only opportunity you
will have of seeing it.,
Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post
American' Legion
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
COLONIAL MAZDA LAMPS, FIXTURES,
HEATING APPLIANCES, AND Sl/f>PLIES
PHONE 442
and especially on Aug
ust 26th, we want you
to keep cool and com
fortable and you can do
this by patronizing—
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..... Jrnarmacy
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Cold Drinks, Ice Cream,
Drugs ( and
Sundries
1500 pieces of the best quality brand ALUM
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Roasters, Boilers, Frying Pans, Tea Pots,
Steamers and Double Boilers, all specially
priced for this one day. (See window)
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A remarkable value
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construction is
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Other Big Specials in Every Department, for
this Big Day
HAYNES & RATLIFF
Mnke Our Store Your Headquarters
(Ladies’ Rest Room, 2nd Floor)
Make Our Store Your Headquarters
in\e everything in the line o f Hardware,
nrm nK Implements, Paints and Oils, Refrigera’ reezers, Fishing Tnckle, Sporting Goods.
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the Goods Right nnd the Prices
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BALL HARDWARE
COMPANY
When the Educational Committee of tho Woman’s
Club took up the question of providing a simplo
hot school lunch to serve for a nominal sum they
soon realized that it would be more o f a problem
hero than in the systems investigated in Orange
county. Other places had a room or building thnt
could be adapted for tho purpose of preparing and
serving. Sanford schools already congested, had
no possiblo room, and the local board, with prob
lems o f their own, could not spnre money to build
such. However, the local board has given $300
towards our scheme and the finest moral support
and endorsement. We need about $1,500, and
tried to raise the greater part of this by small do
nations canvassed in our school district. We are
still far from our goal, but our school must do as
much for our children ns hns been shown to bo
right and proper, hence this BIG DAY FOR SAN
FORD, with good business all day, and fcood fun at
night. Every dollar you spend or pay in business
with our Advertisers means something to us in
our work as our merchants nro giving us percent
ages in many instances and in others have prom
ised donations. The money all stays at home, for
we believe in fostering our own institutions, and
we believe in Sanford.
PRINTERS— OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Phone 340
All transactions in a retail grocery business are divided Into threo
groups, requiring three kinds of service. First, chnrgo and delivery,
this transaction is the most expensive both for tho merchant and tho
customer, requiring as it does, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep
of tho truck. Second, is tho customer who comes to the store, has his
merchandise charged but carries his goods home with him, eliminating
n pnrt of the expense. Third, is tho customer who pnys cash nnd car
ries his goods homo with him, thus eliminating all oxpenso of charge
nnd delivery.
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the three classes of service. Recognizing this fact I have adopted tho
following plan without changing present prices:
FIRST:—
All goods priced on a charge and delivery basis.
SECOND:—
Customers charging goods but delivering same will
bo discounted 2%.
T H I R D :Customers paying cash for goods and delivering
same will be discounted 5%.
Till f
APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OU MORE
EFFECTIVE
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store by the merchandise it sells, just as you
can determine the character of a man by the
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that offers merchandise of the quality ex
pressed by so famous a line as Manhattan
Shirts? We sell them, as well as every other
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COMPANY C OF
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pany C, West Palm Beach, led all the
field Monday in the rifle competition
being staged at Camp Johnston for the
Tnlinfcrlo trophy. This company’s
score was 788 points.
Company K, Orlando, was second
with 714 points. Compnny I, Tarpon
Springs was thrid with 052 points.
Company F, Jacksonville, wns sev
enth with a score of 022.
Twelve teams, representing units of
the Floridn National Guard, are com
peting for the cup. The winner of the
trophy will he decided Tuesday When
the (UK) and 1,000 yard ranges are
o f the disarmament conference could
Y EST ER DAY’S KES U LTS
shot. A number of changes in stand
ro t he construed as an insult to the
Florida State League
ing may take plnco Tuesday night
representatives of forcigns nations,
At
Jacksonville
4, St. Petersburg 2. since the last targets are the hardest.
Senator Harrison, Democrat, of M is-1
At Tampa 0-3, Lakeland 1-5.
Following are the complete scores
ttissippi, declared in the senate yester
At
Daytona
2,
Orlando
(1
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of
the teams at the close of Monday's
day in support of his proposal that
firing:
tho American delegates use every ef
South Atlnntic Association
Co. C, West Palm Beach .................788,
fort to prevent secret deliberations.
At
Charleston
2,
Greenville
1.
Co. K, Orlando ................................. 714
The issue was brought to the front
At
Chnrlotto
1-1,
Columbia
8-7.
Co. I, Tarpon Springs ................... 052
by tho senator’s amendment to a
At Augusta 5-4, Spartanburg 7-3. Co. II, Lake City
................... ff..fl37
bill appropriating $200,000 for ex
Co. G, Starke ................................... 030
penses of the conference directing the
American I/Cnguc
Co. B, Miami ................................... 038
delegates named by President Hard
At Cleveland 1, New York 0.
Co. F, Jacksonville ..........1............... 022
ing to work for public sessions.
At Detroit 12, Washington 3.
Co. I), Sanford ............................... 490
"This amendment does not menu
At St. Louis 2, Boston lb,
Co. I, Warn-lull a ............................... 500
that congress is attempting to bring
At
Chicago
6,
Philadelphia
0.
Co. A, Daytona ............................... 555
to hear any influence upon the confer
Service Co., St. Augustine and
ence tyteept through its own represen
SPORTS
Hastings ....................................... 540
tatives," Senator Harrison said.
National
League.
Hendquarturs
Co., St. Petersburg..480
Referring to the secrecy at Ver
At
Boston
4,
rittshurg
3.
sailles, tho senator said the Par
At New York 7, St. Louis 3.
PRE-MEDICAL WORK
Eastern questions to be taken up
At Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 7.
AT ROLLINS COLLEGE
here in November related to Shantung,
At Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0.
UNDER PROF. CAMPBELL.
Yap, the open door in China, and pos
sibly the Japan alien laud problem,
all of which he added, have been dis
Prof. Roy .1 .Campbell has been ap
Southern Assoc in Hon. '
cussed openly in the senate for yenrs,
At Little Rock 2-2, N. Orleans 7-4. pointed to the chair o f Biology at
Hu insisted the public should be in
Rollins College.
He will bench
At Birmingham 0, Atlanta IB.
formed from day to day of all discus
courses in Biology, Bacteriology,
* Memphis 0, Mobile 8.
sion of naval reduction by the United
Embryoolgy, Invertebrate Anatomy,
At Nashville 4, Chnttnnoogn 3.
States and tho other nations partici
Analytical Chemistry, etc., in general
pating.
the scientific work needed by preAmerican Assodialion.
Senator Watson, Democrut, of Geormcdicnl
students.
At St. Paul (1, Toledo 0,
* gia, opposed public sessions of the
Professor
Cnmpbell Is a graduate
At Kansas City 11, Louisville 10.
conference, contending that "in the
o
f
Bntcs
■'College,
Mai no, and has
At Minneapolis 0. Columbus 10.
very\nature of things some negotia
taken
graduato
work
in Harvard
At Mulwnukoe 3, Indianapolis 0.
tions must he conducted in private."
University and in tho Massachusetts
Hu said grand and petty Juries meet
Institute of Technology, having o C.
International lon gu e..
In secret and that the books ot tho Bi
P. II., degree from both institutions.
At Buffalo 4, Jersey City 3.
ble, the writing of the constitution
Ho has been n ninstructor in Bates
At Toronto 11, Newark 5.
and -the Declaration of Independence
College and In Tufts Medical School,
and the selection of George Washing
At Syracuse 3, Baltimore 7.
and comes to Rollins well prepared
ton as commander-in-chief, were all
At Rochester 0, Rending 2.
for tho work o f the Department o f
done behind closed dootH,
Biologgy.
Virginia League.
SOCIETY WEDDING
At Newport N cwh 2, Tnrboro 3.
STATE OF SIEGE IN NICARAGUA
At Suffolk 3, Norfolk 4.
Eight o’clock Friday evening, Au
At Richmond 10, Rock Mount 3.
SAN JUAN, Del SUR, Nicaragua,
gust 20, 1921, at tho foot o f l ’ nrk
At Wilson 8, Portsmouth 5.
August 24.—Tho government has Is
avenue. No cards will ho issued,
but
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tho
presents
of
tho
public
will
|bo
sued
a decree of a state of slogo
Piedmont Lceague.
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cordially welcomed. Watch for one
throughout tho republic. Tho disturb
At Grconshoro 11, Raleigh 15.
moro announcement.
ed condition in the northern departAt High Point 5, Durham 2.
ments-is given ns the reason.
At Danville 5, WinBton-Salcm 1.
T E T A D A ttT HERALD W ANT AD.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.— Because
o f the opposition of Senator Lodge,
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
one o f the delegates to the disnrmnLakeland at Tnmpn.
uient conference, Senator Harrison,
Orlando at Daytona.
Democrat, Mississippi, yesterday with
St. Petersburg at Jacksonville.
drew his amendments directing the
American delegation to demand open
HOW THEY STAND
sessions.
Sen. Harrison, declared,
Pet.
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however, that he would bring up tho
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tion and hoped that Senator Lodge
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Lakeland
■would see fit to support it.
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no
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04
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by the United States for open sessions Jacksonville .............40
NEW ROBERTSON-COLE PRODUC
TION DIRECTED BY OASNIER
TELLS AN EXCELLENT STORY
VIOLA D A N A in
Robortson-Colo has presented film
fans with n new master photoplay in
"Good Women," tho new super-special
production which will be the nttrnc- j
tion at tho Star Theatre Fridny and I
Saturday. Tho new picture is tho
Also a Two-part Comedy
screen udnptntion o f an original story,
"Good Women," written by C. Gard
ner Sullivan, the prominent novelist
and scenario writer. Not only hns it
this stamp of approval, but RobcrtTomorrow— Geo. D. Baker Production
Bon-Colo placed ft still higher vulue
upon it when thoy turned tho manu
“Without Limit” ; also a Comedy
script over to Louis J. Gnsnier to
direct. The director o f the famous
"Kismet" with Otis Skinner, has turn
ed out another excellent production.
"Good Women" presents n vital,
compelling drama in which tho eter
nal clash of men nnd women against
tho rules of convention laid down by
an incxornble social system, forms tho
central ^heme.. Wo huvo among tho
Havo you ever been "caught short of cash” when touring and ben
chnrnctera tho woman whoso conduct
-embarrassed at hotels, garages and shops by the more or less unwd.
places her In tho good woman class
come attitude toward your personal checks?
nnd the other who, declaring thnt her
You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat.
life is her own to live ns sho scos^fit,
ters
If you keep yourself supplied with thoso self-identifying, everysneers at convention nnd becomes a
where-accoptcd,
safe, convenient Cheques for travelers.
social outcast. There is n rnthcr
strong lesson in "Good Women" but
it is in no sense a preachment.
The production is mndo rent and sin
cere through tho earnest efforts of tho
African
powerful cast chosen to portray the *> A. B. A.
Banker*
CHEQUES
various characters. Rosemnry Thcby,
Association
whoso dark, vivacious beauty
nnd
WE
SELL
THEMsterling histrionic ability have made
her one of the foremost actresses of
the silent drnnm, is an outstanding
figure in the role of Kntherino BrinkFARMERS FLOOD MARKETS
ly depressed an overburdened n«|
ley, nn orphaned heiress, with a dan
WITH GRAIN, STOCKS. kct."
gerous contempt for nil things con
ventional.
CHICAGO/ August ,24.— Farmers LEGION MEN MAKE
Hamilton Revollo, prominent on tho
flooded
livestock nnd grain mnrkcts
VISIT TO OLD SHELL
stage and screen nnd whose ability ns
o
f
tho
country
today
with
heavy
ship
HOLES IN AlitiO.NNl
a thespinn helped itinko "Kismet” the
ments,
despito
warnings
from
com
wonderful photoplay that it is,
is
RIIEIMS, France, Aug. :M.—Mgl
seen opposite Miss Theby in the char mission dealers o f demoralized mnrkots.
members
o f thu American Ltpil
acter of Nicolai Hroucvitch, brilliant
delegation
left tho main party onthl
Lenders
in
the
livestock
and
grain
Russian pianist nnd social lion, who
trip
over
tho battlefields after AI
ninrkctB
told
tho
United
Press
that
encourages Katherine in her folly. Ho
is typical of the man who is willing they believed tho situation wns mere ceremony nt Verdun yesterday tonj
to light the flnmo fo r tho moth, but ly temporary and would have no se i t “ my old shell holo" in the
who is careful, nevertheless, to see rious influence on business in gen gonno. The Americans on the
pussed through Montfuucun, I(<
thnt hs own wings remain unscorchod. eral.
Tho story is an excellent one of in
Frank W. Waddell, vice president no and Vnrennos on their wey
trigue. Gnsnlor hns brought out plain nnd director o f Armour and Com Rhoims.
ly tho folly of declaring thu conven pany, reassured business men nnd
At tho Domngne cemetery, *b
tions useless. The happiness that producers in nn oxelusivo statement several thousnnd Americans are I
comes through decency stands out in to tho United Press, saying there wns led, tho Leglonars held a special i
strong relief. Besides Rosemary Tho- nothing to cause nlnrm in the mnrket vice, School children from Ven
by and Hamilton Rcvcllc, the cast in situation.
nnd tho countryside brought (1a«
cludes Irene Blnckwcll, Earl Schenck,
Ono groupc, headed by Frnnklbf]
"It is true prices have fallen,"
William P. Carlton, Arthur Stuart Waddell said, "but thnt Is Inrgely duo Oiler, first national command*!* i
Hull, Rhea Mitchell am) Eugenie 1Jes
to tho fact thnt fnrmors hnvo made tho American Legion, accomp
se re r.
unusually largo shipments o f their Marshal Foch to Gorcy where
stocks nnd grains, despito warnings American Legion service was
Railroads to Operate
to tho contrary from dealers nnd over the grnvo of the marchal'sKtl
commission men.
First Through Train
"In the face o f wnrnings to ship
Tho psychologists say dream I
to Florida Resorts pers, advising they hold their stocks merely suppressed desires. The
for n few days or until surpluses of sur’H dreams must he pleasant.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 24.— W.
inferior stocks hnd been cleaned up,
A. Heckler, passenger traffic manager
packers and commission; men this
Don’ t be too hard on creditor! i
of tho Southern Railway, horo yester
week hnvo been confronted with nn times like these. Let all things k|
day on business, announced that be
excessive run of stock which nnturnl- dunned decently nnd in order.
ginning November 0, the Southern nnd
E N JO Y Y O U R TRIP
Peoples Bank o f Sanford
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THE STAR TO-DAY
“ Cinderella’s Twin”
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How
“GOOD WOMEN”
WILL PLEASE ALL
THE MOVIE FANS
the Seaboard railways will operate a
through train from Cincinnati to St.
Petersburg, the first through train
from the ,\Vest to go to Floridn re
sorts.
It will enrry through sleepers from
Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis
nnd Louisville. Tho train will be op
erated over a new route by way of
Hnntpton, Florida, nnd will cut tho
running time from Cincinnati here
three hours. It is to bo cnlod the Su
wannee Special. The train leaves Cin
cinnati in the ently evening.
FLASHES OF A C M
Recording the Heroic Achieve
ments of the American soldiers from
the moment they boarded the
transports bound for France until
the Germans and their cohorts were
humbled and Sued for peace,
REV. STEPHENSON
HAS PRELIMINARY *
TRIAL Ft)R MURDttR.
(By Tho Aitoclitsd Prou)
BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Aug. 24.—
No weapon was found about the body
of Father Coyle when he was shot by
Rev. Edwin Stephenson, August 11,
according to W. W. Otto, tile first
witness nttodny’s preliminary trial of
tho minister charged with the murder
o f a Catholic priest. Otfo wns one
tho first persons to reach tho priest
after ho was shot.
He hnd often made the statement
thnt ho "wished the whole Catholic
institution whh in hell," nnd hnd niado
frequent thrents against the life of
Coyle, according to tho testimony of
Mrs. Ruth Stephenson Gussman,
daughter'of Stephenson.
LOOK FOR YOUR BOYHj
You will see him in the training
Camp .or on the transport, or on the
field of battle or on Uncle Sam’s big
ships. The greatest picture ever
shown and the only opportunity you
will have of seeing it.,
Benefit Campbell-Lossing Post
American' Legion
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DENVER & RIO GRANDE
TRAIN HAS WRECK
INJURYING MANY.
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(B y Tht A u ocl*t«d F rau )
GRAND JUUNCTION, Col., Aug.
24.— An engineer was killed and Z
twenty-five passengers were injjurod
whon tho Donver & Rio Grnndo pas
senger train was -wrecked thirteen
milen east o fhcre early today, A
small bridge wns washed out nnd tho i i
train plunged into n creek.
AFTERNOON* AND EVENING
I Wednesday,
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Gillon & Fry
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
COLONIAL MAZDA LAMPS, FIXTURES,
HEATING APPLIANCES, AND SUPPLIES
PHONE 442
and especially on Aug
ust 26th, we want you
to keep cool and com
fortable and you can do
this by patronizing—
111-PARK AYE.
Sanford, Florida
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OMOBILES - - - BATTERIES
Sanford, Florida
Seminole County
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T. E. Wilson....
Schelle
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J. J. Dickinson
John Leonardy
E. F. Housholder
Geo. G. Herring
Geo. A. DeCottes
A. K. Powors
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Cold Drinks, Ice Cream,
Drugs . and
Sundries
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Steel F ilin g Cabinet
...for...
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1500 piecos of the best quality brand ALU M
$43.50
INUM W EA R , guaranteed for 20 years.
Roasters, Boilers, Frying Pans, Tea Pots,
Steamers and Double Boilers, all specially
priced for this one day. (See window)
SPECIAL, ONE D AY
A remarkable value
for this four-draw
er Steol Cabinet. A
high
standard
of
construction is
as
sured by the namo,
EACH
Other Big Specials in Every Department, for
this Big Day
Step in and see it,
or phone us
Yowell Company ,:
HAYNES & RATLIFF
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Make Our Store Your Headquarters
(Ladies’ Rest Room, 2nd Floor)
PRINTERS— OFFICE OUTFITTERS
115 Park Ave.
hen in Sanford
Make Our Store Your Headquarters
le have everything in the lino o f Hardware,
prm nK Implements, Paints and Oils, Refrlgera| ’ I rcezer8. Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods.
COME AN D SEE US— ------311 Will lind the Goods Right and the Prices
Right
ball h a r d w a r e
COMPANY
Educational Committee of Woman’s Club
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Phone 340
Solution o f an
What This Is All About
When the Educational Committee of the Woman’s
Club took up the question o f providing a simple
hot school lunch to serve for a nominal sum they
soon realized that it would be more o f a problem
here than in the systems investigated in Orange
county. Other places had a room or building that
could be adapted for tho purpose of preparing and
serving. Sanford schools already congested, had
no possible room, und the local board, with prob
lems of their own, could not spare money to build
such. Howev.er, the local board has given $300
towards our scheme and the finest moral support
and endorsement. We need nbout $1,500, and
tried to raise the greater part o f this by small do
nations canvassed in our school district. We are
still far from our goal, but our school must do as
much for our children as has been shown to bo
right and proper, hence this BIG DAY FOR SAN
FORD, with good business all day, and fcood fun at
night. Every dollar you spend or pay in business
with our Advertisers means something to us in
our work as our merchants are giving us percent
ages in many instances and in others have prom
ised donations. The money all stays at home, for
we believe in fostering our own institutions, and
we believe in Sanford.
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Old Problem
Ail transactions in a retail grocery bi
groups, requiring three kinds of service. FI rat .ch arge and’ delivery,
this transaction s tho most expensive both for tho merchant and tho
cuatomor, requiring ns it docs, telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep
of tho truck. Second, is tho customer who comes to tho storo, has his
merchandise charged hut carries his goods homo with him, eliminating
a part of the expense. Third, is tho customer who pays cash and car
ries his goods homo with him, thus eliminating all expense o f chanro
and delivery.
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It is solf-evldent that thoro should bo somo distinction between
tho three classes of service. Recognising this fact I havo adopted tho
following plan without chnnging present prices:
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FIRST:—
All goods priced on n charge and delivery basis.
SECOND:—
Customers charging goods but delivering same will
he discounted 2%.
THIRD:—
Customers paying cash for goods and delivering
same will be discounted &%.
TIII£ APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE
EFFECTIVE
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Make This Store Your Headquarters
500 PAIRS LADIES 50c LISLE HOSE,
Black, Brown and White
19c
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BATHING SUITS FOR THE ENTIRE
,
FAM ILY
1-2 Price
o f Sanford, Florida
W e are ready for school with a
complete line of Boys’ Clothing:
and Boys’ and Girls’ all-leather
C apital.....................................$50,000.
School
Shoes at the new low
Surplus and Profits....... ......$70,000.(1
prices.
It will pay you to see us
Total Resources over $1,300,000.0(
before buying.
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STRAW HATS
1-2 Price
OVER TH IR TY YEARS
SWEET-ORR OVERALLS
$1.79
Perkins & Britt
“ The Store That is Different”
OF
Hardware and Lumber
Company
HOW
W o o d r u ff-W a ts o n
THE STORE OF QUALITY
SANFORD
In business at the same place since 1887
FLORIDA
Just Received
MILL-
K N O W IN G
A Big D
A ll for the BeneS
Shipment Hart Shaffner i & Marx
and Society Brand Clothes in
Herring bone and pin stripes. See
the new models for fall in our
windows.
See Us for Service, Quality and
Trice
Sanford Shoe
Clo. Co.
Program, Fi
A t 7 o’clock a Big New England
A t 7<:30, Special Musical Programl
“ ALL THE
A t 8 o’CIock a popular young cou]
the pomp and ceremony of a society
man. A brief reception will follow thei
A t 9 o’CIock the Street Dance will’
the best dancers.
This program entirely under ausj
Club.” In case of rain the dance will
and Mrs. Campbell.
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Hnm Sandwiches ................,..........
Potato S a la d ....................................
Baked Beans ....................................
The Home o f Hart SchafTner & Marx und
Society Brnnd Clothes
Ice Cold Drinks
Ice Cream
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AS LONG AS IT LASTS
ONE POUND
60c Value
Nothing Special
Every Day in the Year
Two packs
25c
EVER HEAR OF
BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY S
IN SANFORD?
To offer you on August 26th, but we
offer you the best of Bank
ing Facilities
CASCADE LINEN
ENVELOPES TO MATCH
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to everybody in this section by
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Showing the Classiest Line of Ladies
to-Wear and Millinery that can
seen anywhere
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Sanford. Investigate our
Savings Department
Of course you are coming to Sanfortl
26th, and when here drop in and call*
’cause we surely want to meet y°5l
Peoples Bank
BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY S
B ow er & Tpum illat
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
—W e Make Our Own Ice Cream—
of Sanford
“ WHERE STYLE REIGNS"
307 East First St.
Opposite Ford SerV*<*j
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A Conservative Bank With
Progressive Ideas
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L , jnnke. if you want to trade, bring us your car.
Though proud of our long record of pust achievements
in assisting in the development of a GREATER SAN
FORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which
prompted our policies in the past becomes more inten
sive the older we grow.
Progressive Institutions are created by Progres
sive Individuals.
Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by
opening an account with—
Lngive you terms on new or u#ed cars, one-third and
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BARGAIN D A Y , AUGUST 26TH
Sales and Service
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Ladies’ or Growing Girl’s Canvns Oxford, low heel, leather
sol°« ^Plenty of time to wear canvas yet.
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Was $4.25, at
Men’s Elk Work Shoe— full leather and a good light work
shoe for most any job. Was
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selling for $4.50, at .....................................................
Men’s Black Kid Shoe for Dress or work. Was selling for
$5.00,— Ladies’s Chocolate Oxford, military heel. Was sell
ing for $6.00. Men’s White Canvas Oxford,
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was selling for $5.00, now
one-half, balance ten monthly payments
Lndies’ one-strap Slipper or Lace Oxford, with military or
Baby Lou heel. Fine grade reign skin. Was $7.50 and $6.50.
Men’s canvas oxford with black leather trim,
(P i Q r
Goodyear rubber heel. Was selling at $7.50, at.......
best equipped repair shop and the best
mechanics in this viefnity
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jmo, United States, Goodrich and Michelln Tires nnd
Tubes. Storngc Batteries, Gas and Oil.
Full line o f Accessories
T he Seminole County
Reduction on nil Children’s Canvns Shoes or Oxfords in stock.
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iBank...
riKST
NATIONAL
‘A financial institution with a successful past and a
SANFORD, FLA.
I’nrk Avc.
young man’s vision of the future”
THE
ANNEX
11
L. P. McCuller
M obleys
“ THAT’S
BANK
NAME”
Fancy Groceries
le Sanford Schools
ig, August 2 6
fed out of doors, opp. the Court House.
IBand.
Phone 277 and 278
When you want' anything in
Drugs, School Books, Supplies,
Stationery, etc.
11— 51
CLOVER HILL BUTTER
BALLARD
Is A LOVER”
}d in front of the Court House with all
msic—beautiful girls— gallant groom’s
Huyler’s, Wiley’s and Whit
man’s Candies.
the evening cash prizes will be given to
[cational Committee of the Woman’s
ildez Hotel, through the courtesy of Mr.
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OBELISK
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RICHELIEU CANNED GOODS
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COFFEE
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PREMIER SALAD DRESSING
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PREMIE RSALAD
Mobley's
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DRESSING
GUARANTEED
KILLER
ROACH
In fitint o f the court house
v e r y
d a y
Sale D ay W ith Us
|ut we will give an
Ktra 1° per cent disjunt on Cash Sales
laturday^August 26
In every line of merchan
dise there is always some
thing good— next to this,
there is something better—
but always there is some one
line that is known to be the
best, and this line becomes
recognized ns the standard.
The “ Just ns Good” article
nearly always loses a friend
for the merchant who sells it.
We carry only standard line
goods, recognized ns the best,
and don’t try to sell you some
thing that’s an experiment—
fo catted “ Just as Good."
We have a Complete Line to select from
inford Furniture Co.
Corner First and M agnolia
>eer & Son
"Just As Good!”
Gala D ay
Shirt
W aists
SILK A M ) VOILE
W ash
Skirts
ItEDUCEl)
It pays you to buy this way
— in this way you buy satis
faction— and it costs you less.
W ight Bros. Co.
“ There’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You”
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