14 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae43812d738a0d28460745e7f4de4366.pdf b262482769714691ac0e4cb533294e1b PDF Text Text ' ■ • *• •• i' .A . Herald Sanford „ “Crty Snbslanlial' ™ B WR1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11,1921 s p e c ia l s a l e s w i l l b e p u t o n a n d big p r i z e s g i v ­ w o o l ) CHOSEN FOR GOVERNOR GENERAL . OK THE IHIILLIPIPNES. (By Tht A u ocU tx l F rau ) F.A. MUTIMORE LIVED HERE FOR SOME T I M E 01(1 Confederate And Last Member of Congress Dead .S * R cU” C<’1“ mbbl,n ^ Natur SCHOONER IS SEIZED. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.— Tha two-masted American fishing schoon­ er Thomaston, from tho Bahama Islandd^TOr Atlantic City was seized here today by customs officers on suspicion o f violating the customs regulations. Jn announcing the seiz­ 18 ure tht customs ofYico would neither deny nor confirm that the Thomaston was s u s p e n d o f bringing liquor ashore. ‘ ’ ‘ ;e tc?ulrcd centuries to trsns- S ' . 1'? 0 b« »• » l ' Looking for Murderers of Taxi Driver of Columbia, S. C. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.— Major General Leonard Wood, it was nu!thoritatively stated today, has been serve aq Governor General o f tho Phtlliplnes, and General Wood has expressed his willingness to serve. PROCLAIM HOLY WAR TO HELP THE TURKS The Trade Extension Committee of IN FIGHT WITH GREEKS the Sanford Chamber of Commerce at n meeting yesterday decided to foster (Fran Wtdattdiy'i Dill;) n big celebration hero on Thursday, ANGORIA, Anatolia, Aug. 11.—' September 29th pt which time there Holy war has been proclaimed by the will be a big free barbecue, tourna­ King of Hedjaz ns a measure for as­ ment riding, horse races, ball games sisting Turkish Nationalists In their and a big street dance at night. This fight against the Greeks in Asia-Mi­ big celebration will be n conclusion of nor, it was announced here today. The the trade extension trip* that will be monarch in his call nppenls for the taken over the county and In adjoining saving o f Islam. counties to establish better relations with the people of the surrounding MULBERRY MEN ' territory and let them know that the WERE RELEASED Sanford merchants want thei^ trade NO EVIDENCE SHOWN. and are going after it. This will nlso bo demonstrated on Or Th* iiutllUd Frau) the big carnlvnl day in September T A M P A / Aug. 11.— Six Mulberry when nil the merchants wilT offer men held fo r waylaying nnd beating special bargains and will also givo L. P. Hughes, o f Christina, near Mul­ away hundreds of dollars worth of free prizes at n big drawing to bo berry, on the night of July 30th, were released) at Bartow yesterday held here that morning. . The tournament races and* horse oftoif a preliminary hearing. Will racing will d raw people from nil the).®” '1 P «t Johnson established alibis adjoining territory nnd the prizes of and tho ovidence against Bud Montes, $50 in gold fo r the first prize and $25 Guy Stokes, Earl Taylor nnd Snm in gold for the second prizes in these Smith, were so weak, they were dis­ races and tournament will make it missed. worth while for the rough riders to pnr bring their horses to Sanford and compete in the rnces. The big fr e e barbecue nnd basket picnic w ill lie hold on the lake front, if possible, and ns there is plenty o f shade here anil it is in tho heart of the city it should attract n big crowd from th e co u n try and prove nn excel­ lent g e t-to g e th e r meeting for the peo­ MAN KILLED AT ORLANDO AL­ ple o f S a n ford and nelghboirng cities ' SO WROTE TO LENA CLARKE to get to g e th e r and talk about sub­ FRQM THIS PLACE jects that are o f importance to tho people o f S a n ford and the folks from ! F. A . Miltmorc, who was killed " er p aces. I at a hotel in. Orlando Inst week and Last year „nc of these affairs was for wh,ch killjnK Mlflg Lcna clnrko ,8 1 1,1 DIUI it WaS the most nn.u 1ir jail, Inll livml now In in fhn the Mpnnfrn Ornnge r<nnn county lived successful from every standpoint and at Sanford for several months and it was said at that timo that it should, j,nij chnrgo o f the rcstnurunt at the A, be made an annual affair. The Trade c> L> Htution> n o mndo ninljy fr jCnds Extension C o m m itte e thought there while here who all any that he was could be n oth in g better accomplished o f a quiet and retiring disposition and in their line than to wind up the cam­ attended strictly to his own business. paign by in v itin g everybody to come It seems that MIsb Clarke nUo had to Sanford the la s t of September, the friends here if tho following letter merchant* cou ld put on special sales published in the Jacksonville Metrop­ and it cou ld be mn'tle a big celebra­ olis can bo taken as n proof as it tion for the h om e folks nnd their vis­ was alleged, to have been written by itors. Miltimore while he* was living here: The affair w ill be wound up by bier LI T Z* “ r "Dear ‘ZZ,’ received your letter so ® dunce nnd ought to be un i T . , , . occasion th„i will i, , " " l o n g ngo. Intended to answer ninny bered.0 ' * remcm-| times, But? Well just did not get to it. Have been n very busy boy since A m ore d etn ile d account of tho I came bnck to Florida InBt Feb. Yes, many even ts w ill b o given in a later I saw your friend at Sanford. He edition o f th e Herald. enmo in and had dinner. Did not'have time to talk to him. I left the Inst of March. Cnmo hero and bought this place. Have been doing good busi­ ness, that is considering the time of year. - Expect to do fine this season, perhnfis get'rich nnd return and spend 1 unoral of Colonel John Mnrtin Held the rest1o f niy dnyB "Brimming.” Yes, Tomorrow Afternoon I may go to Coronado Bench the 4th of July. Great doingB there and ut ’By Tb* AitooUUd Frau) New Smyrna. Very sorry to hear IH.ALA, Aug. 11.—Tho funeral .scr.. of tho badness caused you by the , ur Colonel John M. Mnrtin, the death of Paul. Where do you spend “st livin« member c f the Confederate your 4th? Kates congress, who died nt his home “ Would bo glad to hear from you U lnst will bo held nt tho ngnin any timo nnd will be rftore •pinupal church here tomorrow afpunctual in answering in tho future. «-'rnuori at four o’clock. Burial will bo “ YOURS AND ETC.” made here. The “ ZZ" at the beginning of the letter is the pen nanio of HJisa Clarke F ilming woodmen and used in connection with her LODGE IN SANFORD. poems. r'aSv to M » « <• M generalT PRISONERS The .armament industry owes a great debt to the man who began the practlco o f sending ultimatums. " GONE fit HAD BEEN SPIRITED AW AY T d SAVANNAH JAIL BY THE SHERIFF EN AWAY fnr ^ 'Hunt, diatrlct manager the pVf nt*cIn countl*» In Florida for ta r^° ? m,bla" Woo^n'en, o f Atlaft[?’ ° i8, in tho c,ty ftnd «».busy getf e " * <ly ,0r ,h0 of . me, i°d|fL, 0f tho Co,uml>lan Woodniceti" t h £ity* Tha organization F ridnv i , b ° h c d ,n M a 8 o n lc i» und f ht. 0t c,Rht ° 'cl°®k nnd It f V.lfxK “City Substantial’ MASKED MOB BREAKS JAIL AT AUGUSTA WILL BE GIVEN IN SANFORD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 JHCHANTC DAY THB NUMBER 119 “Victory Village” for French War Veterans Racing, Tourna­ ment Riding, Ball Games, Etc. 'Sanford IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n Horse — A view of one of the streetB of “ Victory Village," In the St. Cloud district ou the outskirts of Parts, built for war heroes and their families exclusively. The village was hull! by public subscription and funds are being raised for sim­ ilar villages throughout France, DeValera’s Reply ANOTHER MYSTERY MAN Handed to British Government Today IN LENA CLARKE CASE, NAME IS HENRY WILSON Tenor of Reply Withheld Until After Discussion Under Which Name Miss Clarke Regis­ tered at Hotel ORLANDO, Aug. 11.— Inveitigntors are today confronted with the fact that when Lena Clarke, West Palm Beach postmistress, in jail here tharged with the murder o f F. A. Miltimore, registered at the San Juan hotel Into in the afternoon of August 1, she registered as tho wife of a man who really does exist. She reg­ istered ns Mrs. Henry Wilson, Atlan­ ta, Ga., and today arrivals in this city from West Palm Beach declare that among the private papers in her desk when it wjis searched were letters from a Henry Wilson, of Atlanta, Ga. The result is that a search is be­ ing instituted for Henry Wilson who will be asked to explain hiB relation­ ship with Miss Clarke and all hc knowH of the past of the West Palm Beach postmistress, who has admit­ ted the killing of Miltimore, a former employee of tho postoffice, in her room in the Orlundo hotel, charging that refused to sign papers ab­ solving her o f blame in the loss of $32,000 from the West Palm Beach postofficc. Those who have been watching the case most closely here have insisted that MIbs Clarke is withholding the names of others who aro involved in the affair, or at least in events lead­ ing up to the killing of Miltimore. Testimony introduced yesterday when H. D. Patterson, taxi driver, who brought her to Orlando, was being given a hearing, indicated that anoth­ er person might have been in the car which brought the postmistress to Or­ lando. Attempts arc being made to find other persons who should be able to give testimony of importance rel­ ative to tho entire case. Patterson, tho chauffeur, who re­ ceived $100, according to statements made soon after the. murder, for bring­ ing Miss Clarke to Orlando, is yet without his liberty though his attor­ neys argue that no evidence has been brought out which would 'tend to in­ criminate him or Bhow that he had any connection with the crime. FORMAL INVITATIONS WILL (By Th* Aitoclkttd F tM l) BE 8ENT ALL NATIONS * LONDON, Aug. 11.—The reply of IN DISARMAMENT. DeValcra to the British government's Irish peace proposals was handed to (By Th* At K en t* d Fra**) Austen Chamberlain, the government WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.— Formal leader in the House of Commons at invitations will be Bent today to noon today. The tenor o f the reply Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan will be withheld until after a discus­ nnd China to attend the ‘ conference sion by the cabinet. It will hardly on disarmament and far eastern bo announced for several days. question in Washington on November not uvnilable here7800$l._2345G7890 BLACK ARROW SINKS 11th. The toxt of the invitations will OFF CAPE V1LANO not be available hcru before late in ALL ON BOARD SAVED. tho day, the state department) an­ (By Tb* AuocU tad P ra u ) nounced. MADRID, Aug. 11.— Tho United States shipping board steamer, Black Arrow, sank early today off Cape Vilano on the west coast o f l^pafn. The steamerwas enroute from Ha­ vana to Santander. Tho crew nnd passengers wero saved but. it is be­ lieved the vessel and cargo will be a total loss. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEAGUE WANT AN INVESTIGATION YOUNG TYIIUS COMING. MADE SALISBURY, N. C., •Aug. 11.— (By Tb* A u ocItU d P rau ) Ty Cobb, center fielder o f the SalisWASHINGTON, Aug. 11.— A Con­ bury-Speneer amateur club, is to play gressional investigation of the Amer­ with the Rochester, N.. Y., team of ican Legion's organization nnd al­ the Intcrnutionnl league next season, leged “ scandalous and disgraceful con­ it was announced here today. Ro­ duct of small coterie of self-constitut­ chester scouts saw young Cobb in ed, self-perpetunting officials” wus action, a* conference followed and he asked in a petition presented today to signed a contract for the 1822 sea­ Vice-President Coolidge nnd Speaker son. Gillott by Marvin Oates Sperry, tho nntional chnirmnn of tho Private Sol­ diers and Sailors League. It is charg­ ed that a small group o f men furnish­ ed the financial bncking for the Le­ gion nnd its officers were working in the interests of those men and for their own personal benefit. SQUAWKERS GET BUSY ON AMERICAN LEGI’N REPORTER-STAR OF O R L A N D O , SUED FOR LIBEL PREMIER K ATZ BN J AM M E R T. HAS HIS CABINET QUIT WHY SHOULD HE CARE. T. REESE, OF WEST PALM BEACH BROUGHT INTO CLARKE CASE (By Th* A n*cU t*d F rau ) Two suits of $50,000 each were filed MADRID, Aug. 11.— Tho cabinet of Premier Allcndcsalunr resigned to­ Saturday ngninst the ReporteriStar day. Former Premier Mavra, is is nnd J. C. Brassier nnd It. B. Brassier, editors, and the Metropolis Publishing state, will form n now cnbinel. Company nnd S. Iloho Denn, editor, o f Miumi, by T. T. Reese, president of' TAKES DEATH. the Farmers Iinnk nnd Trust Com­ PORTLAND, ML, Aug. 11.— A pany of West Palm Bench. PATTERSON HELD Mr. Reese charges libel in an article young man believed to he Schuyler ORLANDO, Aug. 11.— Baxter H. printed in the two newspapers Inst Adams, an auditor, wus fatally injur­ Patterson, who on Monday last was Thursday, in which it was stated that arrested as accessory with Lena ed by a plunge from the fourth story Reese wns absent from the city. The of tho West End Hotel hero today. Clarke, in tho murder of Fred Miltiarticle also rehearsed the fact that more, was held under $5,000 bond for He had registered us II. S. Adams, several months ago he (Reese) was trial lnte yesterday nfternoon by Boston, U. S. N. Papers found in his sued for $50,000 by Miltimore. Judge Frank Smith. Patterson says suit case indicated that he hud been An affidavit of good faith accom­ in tho air service at Pensacola, Fort he will give bond within two hour*. panied the filing o f the suits. When I-dcpsh ETAOIN ETAOIN ETA UN’ Worth, Hampton Roads nnd Bay nsked this morning whut steps he in­ Shore, and newspaper clippings re­ tended taking regarding the suit. Mr. ferred to “ Sky" Adnrris, who oper­ • Tho cities anxious to show marked J. Clement Brassier, managing editor increases in the next census only have ated as a civilian flier at Hampton of the Reporter-Star, he only smiled Roads. to announce the discovery o f oil. and said, “ my attorneys will do my talking.” This remark was perhaps not orig­ inal, as It has been made to Mr. Bras­ sier so often the past week when en­ deavoring to secure information from the principals in the Miltimore mur * Two Prominent Sanford People Will 4* der case, he seemed to enjoy the hu­ * < Be Married in Public With Full * mor o f it thoroughly, Reese is being sued for divorced by * Attendance, Music, Flowers * * At the Foot of Park Avenue * * his wife, Mrs. Bejlo Reese, the suit * at 8 o'CIock * having been filed first on April 27, * Friday, August 26th, 1821 * 1820, but was later withdrawn. On * The Groom is a prominent professional man and the bride is one * January 18 last the Judge ordered the * of the city’s most winsome creatures. ★ case reopened, and L. R. Baker, who * * was made special examiner o f the * WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS * case, has completed the examination * • * but is not quite ready to file the tes­ timony.— Orlando Reporter-Star. * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * : SOCIETY WEDDING : ************************ ' . .'_ . •, i.l (B y Tb* A**ooUt*4 F ra u ) AUGUSTA, Ga., Aug. 11,—A mob of masked men from Booth Carolina points, estimated at one hundred or more, traveling ‘ In twenty-five automobiles, made an unsuccessful raid upon the Rich­ mond county jail and the county stockade here between 4 and 5 o’clock this morning, their pur­ pose being to Bccure C. O. Fox and Jesse Gappins, charged with the murder of William Brazell, 19-year-old taxi driver and col­ lege student of Columbia, South Carolina. Sheriff Plunkett out­ witted the mob. A meager re­ port of men gathering In 8outh Carolina points filtered through in the early part of the night and nt 10:30 last night the sher­ iff placed the prisoners in an au­ tomobile and rushed them to the jail in Savannah. After search­ ing the stocknde, outside of the city, tho mob visited the Jail where the committee searched th^. premises to verify a statement o f the Jailer that the prisoners were not there. I CATHOLIC PRIEST WAS MURDERED IN CALIFORNIA IIY UNKNOWN PARTIES AND HIS BODY IIURIEI) IN RAVINE (By Th* A moc!*M4 F rau ) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11.—Tho body o f Fathor Patrick E. Hcslin, missing Catholict priest, who disap­ peared from his parish, Holy Angela church nt Colmn, the night o f August two, wus found buried at the bottom of a sand cliff nenr Salada Beach on the Pacific const about twenty miles north of San Francisco. Father liesiin was murdered ns there was a bul­ let hole through his heart and head, tho latter shot huving torn away part of his skul. The body wus exhumed last night. Th’e party which exhumed thy body Inst San Francisco late last night, act­ ing on n tip given by William A. High­ tower, who discovered the grave, and the body was exhumed by tho light o f a lantern. Hightower was inter hold by the police pending further investi­ gation. Hightower, according to po­ lice, said ho acted Upon a clue given him by Dolly Mason, whom ho prev­ iously hud known in Salt Lnko City. The woman, hc said, told him Sunday night sho had met a ninn who appear­ ed to be a foreigner Friday and who on becoming intoxicated hud mndo a broken revelation to her. Tho police are searching for Dolly Mason. At. times the foreigner, tho woman told.’ Hightower, expressed hatred for tho Catholic church. , Archbishop Hanna, o f San Francis­ co lust August 3rd Acelved an an­ onymous lottcr demanding $0,500 for tho snfo return o f Father Heslin and yesterday the Archbishop received another letter demanding $15,000 ransom. Father Hoslin was last seen nlive about If o'clock tho evening o f August 2nd when a stranger drove up to the parochial residence at Colma in an automobile, under the pretenso that ho wanted the priest to de­ liver the last sacrament to a dying relative he succeed ir\_ getting Father Heslin to accompany him. American goods are being return­ ed- in quantities from South Ameri­ can countries because they cannot compete with German and Belgian products which are offered from 20to 75 per cent lower than ours. Must our flow ing prospects o f South Am­ erican trade be sacrificed to the sa­ cred shibboleth o f “ protection?" I T S T A D AILY H XXALD VTAXT AD. ‘ ' ‘ �• Ss • \ . ■ . \ * ../ MS.1 U'.TUI i i? . «■w i m . *;* j yi ‘ A * .. ■■'‘ .. . • ' ' •'••'•*- *•‘77 • * -s A ' , I ( u r a n A v AiTniTaT1 in 1921 1091 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, ! ■ .. » _ - S :.tw. \ r • "• \ I n . * T H E STAR TO-DAY '• »••!, ‘ « EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 10.— Warren C. Spurgin, missing Chicago banker, charged with ombozzlemont, ia under arrest at Chihuahua City, Mexico. Chief o f Polico Hc'rmoslllo of Chi­ huahua yesterday wired police auth­ orities in Junrez that ho hnd Spurgin In custody and would bring him to the border Is Ruarnntccd $200 for expens­ es. Spurgin was arrested at a ranch a few miles from Chihuahua^City. A wire was sent yesterday to Presi­ dent Obregon asking an order for the expulsion o f the banker from*Mexico as^n “ pernicious foreigner.” A Mexican secret service officer who was at Ojinaga, Chihuahua, when Spurgin crossed there from the Unit­ ed States, said the banker attracted attention by his sizo nnd tho large tips he gave for small services. According to the officer, Spurgin was not suspected of being tho miss­ ing Chicago banker until aftor he hnd left Ojinnga for tho south. • Spurgin hnd several pieces of bag­ gage with him, the officer said, nnd appeared particularly careful of n large suitcase. Spurgin told n cus­ toms official thnt tho bag contained money with which ho intended to buy n ranch in Mexico. Examination by the officer disclosed thnt the suitcase wns filled with Amcricnn bank notes. W HAT The name • MANHATTAN stamped upon a shirt is itself a certification o f the utmost in Shirt Satisfaction, as many thousands o f MANHATTAN wearers will attest. BERT LYTELL in The Misleading Lady “ STOLEN MAGIC” , a Comedy Tomorrow—Buster Keaton in “ The Saphead” E N J O Y Y O U R T R IP • • • Have you ovor boon “ caught short o f cash” whon touring and been embarrassed nt hotols, garages nnd shops by the moro or less unwel­ come attitude toward your personal checks? / . I You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yoursolf supplied with thoso self-identifying, every­ where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. P e o p le s B a n k o f S a n lo r d Message Denied (Bjr The AuocUUd P rtu ) Amrican ' Bankers Association EL PASO, Aug. 10.—A telegram received today signed by the chief of police of Chihunhun city denied Wnrren C. Spurgin, the missing Chicago banker was in jail nt thnt place. Tho message stated thnt Spurgin is near Chihuahua City but has not been ap­ prehended. _ Killed by Mistake, Deputies Fire on Police in Memphis Robbery WE WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Jacksonville at Daytona. St. Petersburg nt Lakeland. Orlando nt Tampa. MEXICO CITY, Aug. 10.— General Jose Alessio Robles, brother of the Mexican minister to Spain and to tho editor of the newspnper El DemoHOW THEY STAND erntn, was shot nnd killed last even­ Pet. W L ing ns ho drove in his automobile .056 Orlando ..................... 59 31 through one o f the main streets in .451' Tampa ....................... 47 10 tho residence section of this city. .506' Lakeland ....................II *13 Fivo armed men took pnrt in the at­ .467 St. Petersburg ....... 42 48 tack which ‘ ended in tho death of .443 Daytona .............. - .... 39 49 General Robles. Following tho trag­ Jacksonville ............. 30 .391 56 edy, General Jacinto Trevino, director o f the fedcrnl commission revising RESULTS YESTERDAY army service records, placed himself I'luridn State Lcuguc ut the disposnl o f the polico und is At Tampa 5, Orlnndo 0. said to huvo been held upon his own At Dnytonn 0, Jacksonville 3. recognizance. At Lukclnnd 1, St. Petersburg 2. The enuso of tWe attack upon Gen­ eral Robles is declnred to have been South Atlantic Association a declaration purporting to havo At Cimriotte 6, Greenville 2. been made by him published ycstcrAt Columbia 4-4, Spnrtanburg 2-2. ' day morning in which ho criticised At Charleston-Augusta, rain. General Trevino, who has been bitter­ ly attacked by tho newspaper El Uni­ American Lcuguc versal for several days. This news­ A t Boston 8-4, Detroit 7-1. paper’s charges against Gencrnl At New Y’ ork 4, Chicago 5. Trevino, caused him to threaten Fel­ A t Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 3. ix F. Pavlcini, editor o f tho Journ­ At Washington 6, St. Louis 8. (19 al, who retaliated by printing ninny j„njnKS). interviews with prominent Mexicans sustaining bis right to critlciHo public Nntinnnl l.ongue officials. General Robies wns among At Pittsburg 4, Brooklyn 2. those quoted this morning.. He not At Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4. only assailed General Trevino ns an At Chiengo 8, New York 7. official, but declnred General Trevino At St. Louis 3, Boston 4. hnd refused to fight a duel with him. A close guard was placed over the Southern Association plant of El Universal last night, and At Nashville 1-0, Atlnntn 9-0. entrance to the building was obtain­ At Mobilu 1, Lit^c Rock 2. ed only after proper identification. At Now Orlenna 5, Memphis 4. At Chattnnoogn 4, Birmingham 2. MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.— A telephone message from Colliersville, a suburb o f Memphis, shortly after noon stat­ ed thnt one Memphis policeman was killed nnd three others, wounded by a posse of sheriff’s deputies which fired on them in mistake for bandits who earlier in tho dny Bhot nnd killed two police officers nnd Wounded another after nn unsuccessful attempt to rob WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.— Fed­ an employee of a Motor company. eral regulation of tile big grain ex­ changes—tho dream of American TWO MORE BODIES OF ALASKA’ S COMPANY ARE fnrmers for a quarter o f a century— WASHED ASHORE. appenred today to bo virtually as­ sured when the senate took up the SAN FRANSISCO,, A u £ 10.—Two Cnpper-Tinchcrl future trading bill more bodies, washed ashore front the with the scnutorinl agricultural “ hoc” lined up to put it through within a wrct’k Snturdny o f tho stenmer AlnsI iV AL .. u A L . . / * .. 1 1 1 . . M. . I n A ll A 1 kn off tho northern California ncoast, day or two. The bill has been amended by tho were identified today, nt the Eurekn senate agricultural committee with (Cni.) morgue. Tho known (lend remained tonight a view to eliminating much of the opposition to its passage without de­ at eighteen and n list issued by the stroying its effectiveness. Sonntor Snn Francisco nnd Portland Steam­ Capper, Republican of Kansas, who ship Co., owners of the ship, showed conceived the plan of using the tax­ nineteen persons, presumed to bo ing power of congress to rcgulnto nhonrd, unaccounted for. Mother and Daughter Drowned at Mt. Dora, Case Was Accidental trading in grain, expressed the be­ lief today that the bill would encount­ er little specific opposition. Object­ ions will como, however, from tho conservatives o f the senate who are o p p o s e d to any control or regulation' o f business by the federal govern­ ment. President Harding is said to havo indicated a desiro for the speedy disposition o f the bill, and is expect­ ed to approve tho mcasuro when it is finnlly agreed to by the senate nnd house. Tho secretary o f agriculture is chnrged with the enforcement of the net under tho terms o f the bill, nnd n commission, consisting o f the sec­ retary of /agriculture, the secretary o f commerce, and tho attorney gen­ eral Is created and giving authority to suspend or revoke tho licenses of grain markets which fail to comply with the requirements of the law, 1922 OLDSMOBILE 8, OLDSMOBILE 4, BUICK 6, BUICK 4, OLDSMOBILE TRUCK. Place your order now and avoid delay------------ BELIEVES BURCH GILTLESS LUDINGTON, Mich., Aug. 10.— Mrs. Allie Quaylo Burch, daughter of Bishop William A. Quaylo, und es­ tranged wife of Arthur C. Burch, in a statement yesterday said she boliovcd her husband Innocent of any connection with the murder of J. Bel­ ton Kennedy in Los Angeles last Fri­ day. Piedmont League A t Greensboro 3, Raleigh 6. At Danvillo 7, Winston-Salem 5. At Durham 0, High Point 14. At At At At N. H. GARNER i; Virginia League Wilcon 13, Nowport Nows 2. Suffolk 1, Richmond 4. Rocky Mount 3, Portsmouth 1. Norfolk 5, Tarboro 3. ' • r JEWELERS ATTACK TAX. NEWBERRY IS SEATED, OF COURSE RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 10—Before WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.— Repub­ closing its annual convention hero licans o f the senate privileges and this afternoon tho Virginin Jewelers’ selections committee today voted association 'elected officers and went Senntor Trunuin H. Newberry, repub­ on record ns strongly opposed to any lican, Michigan, whose election io discriminatory tax on jeyelry nnd 1918 wns contested by Henry Ford, kindred goods nnd v oted 'to support democrat nominee, a clear title to hi* the nntlonnl < association. Resolu­ seat. Democratic committee mem­ tions were also ndpoted defending bers all voted in apposition and the the national, association in opposing long contested case now goes to the cash discounts and free engraving of senate for final decision. The com­ jewo’.ry. , mittee vote wns 8 to 4. SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 10.— All passengers aboard tho Pacific Mnil Steamship Snn Jose have been landed nnd an effort is being made to get tho vessel off tho Snn Pablo reef by her own engines, according to a radio niessnge received here nt the naval station. TWO NEW MIAMI OFFICIALS • GET $.*i,000 A YEAR. MIAMI, Aug. 10.— Henry B. Ral­ ston, renl estato man, todny wns ap­ pointed director of public welfare and director of public Bnfcty ,two new city departments crented by the re­ cently adopted charter, by City Man­ ager C. S. Coe. As director' o f public welfare, Mr. Ralston will servo without compen­ sation. As safety director, however, he will receive a salary of $5,000 ft year. Charles B. Sehlen o f a ocal audit MUTINY IN AUSTRIA nnd investment compnny wns named PENITENTIARY RESULTS IN director of finance nt a $5,000 salary. KILLING OF FOUR. Amcrlcun Association (B r Tb* A i«ocl»t»d )tr m »J At Louisville 15-10, Toledo 1-8. VIENNA, Aug. 10.— Four men At Milwaukee 3-14, Minneapolis were killed and many more wounded 12-13. (B r T b . A u tc L U d rr»»«) in disorders nt the Great Austrian At IndinnapoliH 1, Columbus 3. MT. DORA, Aug. 10.—The bodies Ponitontlury nt Stein Monday night. At Kansas City 0, St. Paul 11. of.M rs. W. T. Thorpe nnd 3-ycar-old The Inmates mutinied nftcr sending daughter, were found in Lake Gortheir ultimatum to tho government International League trudo in front of tho handsome Thorpo demanding thnt their sentences bo A t Bultimoro 2, Syracuse 4. homo hero todny uftcr missing since reduced. Soldlors restored order nf­ At Itouding 6, Buffalo 3. noon yesterday. The coroner’s jury tcr serious fighting. • ____ _______ At Jersey City 6-3, Rochester 5-7. returned a verdict o f accidental At Newark 1-4, Toronto 7-3. drowning. WEST PALM BEACH THEM- PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR---------- Federal Regulation of Grain Exchanges is Believed Assured SPORT WORLD SELL CHEQUES ;; LADIES, MEN AND B O Y S - (By Tb* AuocUUd Frau) GENERAL ROBLES KILLED BY GANG IN MEXICO CITY • ATTEMPTED HOLDUP FRUSTRATED BY OFFICERS ONE OF THEM KILLED. (Br Tb* AuooUUd Frtu) MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Aug. 10.— Two men, ono n policeman, wns killed nnd another soriously wounded in a pistol battle with four masked men who at­ tempted to rob nn employe of! tho Ford Motor Co., of a hag containing eighty-five hundred dollars ns ho was EXTENDS CITY LIMITS entering tho plant of tho company hero nt ton o ’clock this morning. WEST PTLM BEACH, Aug. 10.— CONFERENCE BREAKS. West Palm Beach yesterday adopted LONDON, Aug. 10.— Negotiations n new city charter by a vote of 206 to between representatives of American 120, whorchy tho city' is extended fivo miles south, threo miles north and nnd British’ shipping Egyptian cot­ two milcB west, with nn added popula­ ton havo been broken off, according to tion o f 800. Tho present commission a dispatch to tho Central Nows form of government is changed to tho agency from Alexandria today, quot­ borough system by the new charter. ing an official source. • ___ ____ One Born Every Fourth Minute A lady who had a family o f three children (Jidn’ t want any more because she hnd heard that every fourth child born in the world wns a Chinaman. A ludicrous, perhaps, ns an old misconception some skeptical folks used to have about advertising. There was a time, when some advertisements had to bo taken with a grain of snlt. A few misguided ad­ vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard experience taught them that untruthful advertising didn’t pay. Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ vertise successfully, make regulnr customers, and build up good will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH about their goods ip their advertisements. ' You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer who advertises. The concern thnt tells you frankly what it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus­ iness. The store that‘advertises is a progressive store that has something really worth while to say to you. And companies thnt advertise their products or their service havo confidence in them. You can safely share their confidence. , Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in quality clothes of advertising. th e' READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS!' Sanford Daily Herald “TODAY’S NEWS TODAY!” �'v ^ T '7 * '» l f,t VwWiV •« . . ■■ Wo P A G * TWO 8 8 $: :• : ■ _______ ■■ rli-i >v I * jP. • AStv THE SANFORD DAILY served ved pincnpple and Angel food cake, Club 'tub members enjoying Mrt. intz’s chnrming hospitality were: Youintz’a Mesdames B. A. Howard, Claude How­ MRS. FRED DAIGKR, Soct.tr Editor, ard, Hal Wight, M. S. Wiggins and ____________ Phono H 7-W Miss Mable Bowler. The Invited guests included Mesdames D. P. SOCIAL CALENDAR Drummond, H. B. Lewis, It. R. Dons, daturday— Children's Story Hour will Joe Chittenden und Raymond Key. b t hold at the Central Park at 5 COMPANY D HAS GOOD •o'clock. CREW OF OFFICERS. 1 --------Ilr , at\d Mrs. W. 0 . Sc41b, o f PhlUCompany D, o f Sanford, takcB con­ •delphla, who have been guests of Mr. ■juxf Mrs. L. I. Frazier fo r a few days, siderable pride in the officers o f this le ft yesterday for Atlanta to visit rel­ company, Capt. Geo. A. DeCottos, the commanding officer, bears a wonder­ ative* before returning home. ful reputation both as r. leader o f Mias Bertha Gray, o f ffradentown, men' and a fighter. He has been un­ I* spending two or three weeks with tiring in his efforts tof bring his com­ her brother and Hister-in-law, Mr. and pany up to the highest standards and Mrs. B. R. Gray, o f thla city. coiVfntaftds the respect o f all’ his men. fir s t Lieut. J. C. Hutchinson serv­ i. A, Mclnnis, o f Wauchula, was ed eight months in France with an here yesterday registered at the Mon­ artillery unN. Her is another man tezuma, that the entire company likes and respects. A t the conclusion o f the H. B. Ralnoy was here yesterday war he was offered a highor commis­ from Wauchula stopping at the Mou- sion to remain in the service, but de­ tatufna. clined. Second Lieut. F. H. Losslng also Tampa was represented hero yes­ served In France, where her lost a terday by Ff. B. Chatham. brother In action. Ho started as -a private and won his commission Mr .and Mrs. If. L. Davis, of New while with the A. E. F. He is a suc­ - York, are spending some time here cessful business man of SanfoTd.— at the Montezuma. Jacksonville Metropolis. S. B. Tnylor and L. A. Bird, of Mt. Olive, N. C., are spending several days here. Tallahassee wns well represented here yesterday by C. \V, Weir, M. Luckoy and W. H, Terry. Mrs. Henry Purdon and attractive little daughter Louise returned home last night from Wnynosboro, Gu., where they have spent the past three weeks with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Blount and sister, Mrs. Jack Hcwett. They were Joined in Paintkn by Mr. Purdon who has spent the past two dnys there on business. Mrs. W. T. Langley, and her broth­ er and sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simmons, of Mountnville, S. C., who are spending this month at Day­ tona Bench, were here yestordny, and were the guests at dinner of Mrs. F. B. Langley, at her home on Tenth street. Miss Fern Ward and her father, Harry Ward, who are spending the summer at Daytona Beach, wero here yesterday for the day. Prod Wight and Harold Washburn returned home Tuesday evening from Camp Johnston at Jacksonville. Mrs. Laura Iluff has returned from St. Augustine, where Hhe has spent the past ten days, visiting friends. F. J. Gonzales, formerly of this city, hut now of Mlnmi, was in the city yesterday, calling on old friends. Claude P. Herndon has returned from Waycross, Gn., where he wns at the hospitul there for the treatment o f his foot. ROOF GARDEN CLUB Miss Mary Bell Alloa entertained the "Itoof Garden Club" at her home InBt Monday afternoon. The usual business meeting was held nftcrwhich tho hostess served delicious refresh­ ments. HON-TON BRIDGE CLUB ENTER­ TAINED Mrs. Fred Wight entertained the members of the Bon-Ton Bridge Club yesterday morning at the home of her mother, Mrs. I). A. Culdwcll on Seventh street. Zinnias were used in decorating the living room where the enrd tables were arranged. Of exceptional interest was the gaipe of bridge played during the morning. The prizes, hand-made handkerchiefs, were won by Miss Scrita Lake and Mrs. Frunk Woodruff, Jr. At the conclusion of the game, the hostess, assisted by Miss Lottie Cald­ well, nerved chicken salad, sand­ wiches, olivet and iced tea, Substitutes for uhsent club mem­ bers were: Misses Surltu Lake, Thel­ ma Frasier, Virginia Brady and M m Ben Caswell. Club members pres­ ent wero: Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Miss F em Wurd, Mrs. Ed. Betts nnd Mrs. Robert Hines. w K hi D. A. U. BRIDGE CLUB. Mrs. Sani Yountz was the charm­ ing hostess yesterday morning at n bridge party, tho guests Including the members of tho D, A. U. Bridge Club and a group of friends. Quantities o f lively ZinninH nnd hi­ biscus were used in charming pro­ fusion in the rooms where the card tables were arranged. A very interesting game of bridge was played during the morning. High score among the club members was made by Mrs. B, A. Howard, while the guest prize, was won by Mrs. D. P. Drummond. Following the game Mrs. Yountz 'i '■ _i j LLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1921 i j L IL g lL Jg-iJA Daily Fashion Hint! 44 We are prepared to dress or furnish material for dress­ ing Mohair, Artificial Leather or closed car tops. We are distributors for PEERLESS to^ dressings and lining dyes. Manufactured by one of the largest arid oldest standard varnish companies. “ W«f have it; Witt get it; or, It's not Made’ FOR TUB FABRICS Dotted Swiss, figured dimtty, flfr ■Indy, or gingham woyld be effectly* made after tMs simple model. The froot of the blouse crosses to the feft ride, where it closes with two, p6*rl buttons. The buttons are continue?op the belt anda short way down the aUrt. CoilaY and cuffs are of white oreandy. Medium slserequlres 4H yards 36-Inch figured and yard 36-inch plain ma­ terial. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9322. Sires, 34 to 30 inches bust. Price,' 33 cents. '* * * * * * * * * * * m West First St. StMford, Pht. Fhofle 499 >♦♦♦++♦♦+++ J.++4 - .............- r-r------ r Daily Fsilfttfi Hints 444 4 » 4 4 » 4 » 4 4 4 m H 4 l4 * 4 4 H 4 4 4 4 W 4 4 4 4 4 4 » 4 4 4 4 4 4 H 4 4 4 H Jasamme Inks Win * A BACHELOR'S PRAYER. Backward, turn backward, O Time in your flight. Give us a maiden with skirts not so tight; Give us a girl whose charms, many or few, Arc not so exposed by much pcek-nboo; Give us n maiden, no matter what ng(S Who won't use the street for a vnudovillc stage; Give us n girl not so sharply in view; Dress her in skirts that the sun won’ t shine through. Then give ts the dances of dnys gone by; With plenty of clothes and steps not so high; Oust turkey-trot capers and butter­ milk glides. The hurdy-gurd twist and tho wiggletail slide. Then let us feast our tirel optics once more On a genuine woman us sweet us of yore, Yes, Time, please turn backward nnd grant our request fo r God's richest blessing—but not one undressed. Wyoming Mountaineer. \UPSALA AND i : GRAPEVILLE: K * * 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: * * * * * * * * * * * Fred Krell, one of the A. C. L. shop merf, took a trip down to Tampa for n few days where hiH wife and child are visiting. They are expected home the latter part o f the week. MI bb Tumblin and little niece, Re­ becca Tumblln returned to their home in Jacksonville Inst Sunday after a number o f days apent at the home of SMART, RUT BUSINESSLIKE her sister, Mrs. W. C. Tyner. As trig an outfit as the business Mr. nnd Mrs. Barney Beck nnd chil­ soman could desire is featured in thi: blouse of jxmcee silk with skirt of plaid dren and Mr. and .Mrs. Westerdick flannel. The blouse fastens at the front picnicked at the bench on Sunday, mo­ with a single large button. A gaping toring over for the day. ( notch emphasizes the distinction be­ tween rolled reverand turned-down rob Mr. Ambrose and family hud the lar. Hie skirt is laid in plaits at the pleasure o f a visit from two of his sides. Medium size requires 2M yards brothers this past week. He left with 36-inch material for the blouse and 2j^ one of them on Monday for Wauchula yards 42-inch material for the skirt. Pictorial Review Blouse No. 9291. and possibly other points in their car Sizes, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 30 on a business trip. cents. Skirt No. 9131. Sizes, 24 to 33 inches waist. Price, 25 cents. -His wife and little daughter, Rober­ ta, were the guests o f Mrs. Franklin, in town. Mrs, J. A. Vaughn had the pleasure for the week-end of Mrs. Mansfield and little daughter, Julia, of Tampa, visiting her. While her nephew, Paul * * * * * * * * * * }ff ^ ijj ^ *J* made a trip to the bench with a rela­ tive. J. S. Dinkel and daughter, Mrs. H. We hear that Gladys Robinson, is It Chapman and little son were visi­ very ill at the home o f her sister, tors in Sanford Wednesday. being threatened with some spinal » ?{l jf* i|? H* #t? if* F. O. Train spent several days in trouble. O n receipt o f the telegram her mother left at once to care for Jacksonville. The Paolu Groves are looking fine. her. L. T. Payne and Bill Lewis were The best in the past five years. There Sorry to learn that Andrew Bertcl- transacting business in Sanford Wed­ are 2,250 pineapple buds in the Paola son is still having trouble with his nesday. Groves, 000 tangerine trees. 'Tis one foot not healing properly. Louis Fntzminger left Friday night of the nicest places in the state, just We were much surprised nnd pleas­ f ir Jacksonville with Company I>. a short drive of twenty minutes from ed to* receive a call Monday from Chns. Those visitors in Sanford Saturday the court house in Sanford.' With all Cramer, who It will he remembered were: 11. J. Overstreet, Bill Sntchcr, the conveniences for a modem home spent the winter here some five years Tom nnd Lonnie Hartley. in Florida is found in Pnloa. The or more ago at the home of his aunt, J. S. Dinkel was transacting ini si­ Winter Park Land Co., expects to Mrs. V. C. Coller in Sanford. He rens in Sanford Mondny. make it one of the nicest places in the came through with his wife and two Mrs. H. It. Chapman and Ray, jr., i country with Mr. A wnott doing all he little sons from Nashville, Tenn., spent several days in Orlando the i can to help the company. We ex­ bringing with them a party of four pect to have an automobile camp here others as far as Gainesville. It ruin­ guest of Mrs. C. L. Morton and Miss this winter that will accommodate all ed stendily for two days in Georgia. Gertrude Morton. the touristn that wish to visit Paola. He was so pleased with Florida when Ensign Kirby Fuller left Friday for il. A. Ward and family of Winter he was here before that they hope to Pensacola after several weeks visit Park, visited G. B. nurnett hero Sun­ make their home here. They are with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y, spending a day or so at the home of Fuller. day. Mrs. Walker and Gladys Hack re­ Mrs. Westerdick. Friends o f Mrs. Ilinemi will lie glad £ turned from Valdosta, Gn., a few days The line men have been busy of late to know she is getting along nicely |T ago. Mrs. Walker’s mother is ini- j out our way, moving hack the posts after an operation at the Oruiigc Gen- 1 * Iand renewing them, if necessary, nd- eral Hospital at Orlando. jS proving rapidly. Mrs. Austin, of Athena, Fla., is i ding new wires and extension rods Mr. and Mrs. Reiter and children visiting her son, Mr. Mike Austin for the service. ivere visitors in Sanford Saturday. Mrs. Nunco is having a number of G. 0, Kuinmer, of Winter Park, wns here. It. Aust'r ‘dslted Ids son, E. T, Aus­ improvements made on fheir cottage a visitor in town Sunday. among them a new roof for the kitch­ tin here Tuesday. W. E. Entzmlngcr and daughter, Mrs. Kersey and .Miss Francis en and a nice new fence in front. Katharine left Thursday for their Pearson are spending a few days at home in Plant City. They were ac­ Palm Springs, TOOK EI) FOOD SALE. companied by Miss Omaha Allen. Mr. Payne is having his store paint­ The ladies of the Ladies' Union o f ed inside and out, which is a great im­ With the constitutional inability of provement. tho Congregational church will have a an Englishman to see u joke, Lord A. Y. Fuller was transacting busi­ Northcliffe asserts that; he cannot cooked food sale Saturday at tho ness in Orlando Wednesday. Union Phnrmncy. find prohibition in A n,°Uca. ********** L0NGW00D PAOLA NEWS R in s in g th e A356W 25 COLLECT 1 EXTRA TW WASHINGTON DC 515 P 14 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. If 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. DISTRIBUTORS for SEMINOLE COUNTY Fishw F a m llV -ip . .nftM m»qan to Wandqrt i st*< ir* (b u h k T) I P it TH O F F IC E PONT.NOO i« f , , opk'et IC o i n ’ TO WORK >Ttl BUHK- euoa T gOHKH 1920 JUN 14 PM 5 49 ------------ fUECH * I ’injP'ol n w S [BUNK*] ? i post ) LEfrPHEO , ooctHir BUNK •She r J | , )u evtn l NctlHiM HT1QWAL CASTOOMCO, ____ ___ iff @! .N6ANINC VONICWT Ciwir the) ujoflo swas_j �, ' ;•» /./"m,*;/ 7 -/ :V' *+*••i :*W*K* f f ’♦» -"-4, ‘ ?,>f/--^ •rKv!V;» (T"; ••V '■'^Tir { \%yfp PAGE DODE PASKERT DROPS TOO MANY AND LESS , BACK TO THE MINORS EFFECTIVE HURLERS A Conservative Bank With Progressive Ideas Wa> Oldest Player In Major Leagues When Retired. Hit Firat and Laat Engagement In Though proud o f our long record o f past achieve­ ments in assisting in the development o f a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more intensive the older we grow. Faet Company Waa With Clnoln. natl Rede—Hed Played With Phllllea and Cuba. > "" i Dodo I'nskcrt, distinctive among other things fur the fait that he wus the oldest player In active service In the major leagues, lias gone hack to the minors, whence ho sprang In 1007. ItelcnM'il outright h;- M -/.... >ntl Itmle Progressive Institutions are created by Pro­ gressive Individuals. Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— . A \The Seminole County Bank.,.. "A financial institution with a successful past and a young man's vision of the future" ++++♦♦♦♦ ■ ■;f " Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable — P rices---------------------------W INS PRIX DE ROME August Hour n ...................................................... 3:23 / .V', ; s v .' « r Pickling and Preserving TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. BALL HARDWARE CO. 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 IInvo you seen that now lino of stnionory at tho Herald office? Tho vulm ntf Ht HtylCH ° f pKpe,‘ ftntl cn‘ vtlopes from one of the largest man- ericaUr rH fin° stntionery Am- Builders & Contractors bulldin” , an,d ^ e e ; no ___ AI* ' f r*c nn4 none too small. a l l WORK GUARANTEED____ ,*ine^?80n ^ Shorey and Garland Sts., Orlando, Fla. Ed Walsh, once the splthnll king of the big leagues, now manager of the Oncontn (N. Y.) semi-professionals, found time to comment on the base­ ball uf today In tho big shows as It strikes him. Along this line Walsh said; "The pitchers of today are not ns effective ns they were years ago, be­ cause tho clubs carry too many hurlera ami the cur vers do not receive sufficient work. "Tho batsmen of today are no hot­ ter than they were when I wus In the big show, hut are helped by new pitching rules and the use of n livelier hall. "Years ago In the mnjor leagues," continued Wulsh, “every pitcher worked In his turn every four or five days. As a result they retained con­ trol. Now. there nr<> many pitchers Vr tO*. Ttie story of Frank Schwarts, twenty-slx-year-old artist of Green­ wich village, New York city, rends more like a novel or piny than a renl true account. For Schwartz, who wits penniless and about to he dispossessed from Ids $12-n-month •‘studio,’’ Is to­ day the most talked of person In tho world of art. lie has won the most coveted of art nwards, lhe 1’ rlx do Rome, which is a throe-ycur fellow­ ship in the Amcrbnn Academy of Art In Rome, carrying with It transporta­ tion expenses ami an annuity of $1,* 000 during the three-year coutro. HchwnrtJ! won the award with IiIh painting "A Tribute to Heroism," He Is n nntlve o f Chicago and studied art there, working In cheap restaurants In order to earn Ills meals and a dol­ lar or two for lodgings. He Is n war veteran, having served In France ns a member of the camouflage section. Use of Tea Frequent In Japan. In Juimii, ten Is partaken of not only at meal time, hut also at Intervals throughout the day. The c u p s are very small, and neither milk tmr sugar is used. The Japanese tea, unlike Cey­ lon or other teas, uulst not be made with boiling water or It will become very hitter, and the liner the quality of the tea the more attention must ho paid to the temperature of the water used. In serving good tea the Jap­ anese put a tublespnouful of tea III n small tea pot and pour hot (not bolllog) ;\vater over It. It Is then served In sninll cups. When the water In the pot Is exhausted, more hut water Is poured in, and In this way the tea cun be used several times. TALLAHASSEE.— The .Southern Construction Co., of PciiHncoIa, has boen awarded the contract for the completion o f buildings now under construction nt tho Florida Agricul­ tural nnd Mechanical College for noItrocs nt TnllahnsHec by the Statu Boftrd o f Control. Tho Pcnsncoln firm gave n figure of $13,755 for the work. G. W. Dossier, o f Jackson­ ville, whoso bid wns $19,905, was giv­ en the contrnct for the completion of the primary building for tho School trf the Donf and Blind, at St. Augus­ tine. Tho bonrd took under advise­ ment bids for various improvements to be made nt tho State College for Women nt Tnllahnsscc nnd the Uni­ versity o f Florida at Gainesville. ThcBecontrncta which will involve npproximntcly $180,000 and $90,000 re­ spectively, nro expected to bo award­ ed in October. Post cards—local views—1c each at the Herald office. LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A; DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attomey-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Speclficationa Cheerfully Furnished W» BpmUUm on EloQt-jc*J Work ud ou giro AH Work Guaranteed you d.pon /»klo Mrtleo,, P. O. Box SM WE ALSO HAVE JOKPETEXT MECHANICS H. T. PACE o' FOE OTEBHJlUUHO TOCB CAE Battery Troubles to Us Sanford Battery Service Company Phone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. - ------- ----- Sold and Serviced by !• Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee & Cjodu ruakuix. GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First REAL ESTATE 1 E. F. Lane >7> M mM Phone 95 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Flo. LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone If7 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Geo. W. Knight Former Football Star la Elected Cap­ tain of Next Year's Baeeball Aggregation. Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD General Shop and Mill Work 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs. COLONIAL LAMPS FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. Tito vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nmi Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First Nnlionnl Bnnk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. IN T E R E S T IN G SP O R T NOTES Bartow Lewis llenilmvny of WaterThe University of Kansas stadium town, Conn., bus been elected captain of the Yale second varsity crew, lie will seat 32,000. It will he U-ahuped. • . • stroked Ills freshman crew ami also stroked the 1919 ami 1920 coiiibln.ilion Australia defeated England and re­ crews and Is nut) him of the huuuiiU tained the cricket championship of the varsity. two countries. • • • Gray l.ng, colt, equaled the world's TRAIN SCHEDULE record of 1:4U for a mile and u farlong nt Aqueduct. Southbound . . . Depart! Arrive Wulter Penn Shipley, Philadelphia, 2:46 a. m. hns been chosen president of the Unit­ No. 83.......... 2:86 a.m . 8:40 s. m. ed States Chess association. No. 27. . . . 3:20 p. m. No. 89. _____2:55 p. m. Ami nobody even thought to ask Jim 7:45 p. m. No. 85. _____7:30 p. m. Jeffries what he thought of the argu­ North Round ment.!!) Jersey City. Such Is fame. Depart! , Arrive . . . 2:03 n. m. No. 82. _____1:48 a. m. Peoria, III., will probably he award­ No. 84. _____11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. ra. ed tho 1922 regatta of the Central 3:25 p. ro. States Amateur Rowing association. No, 80........... 3:05 p. m, • . . No. 28. Hereafter billiard tourney champion­ Trilby Branch ship emblems will he subject to chal­ Depart! Arrive lenge. It will stimulate activity In tho 6:00 n. m, pastime. ♦No. 100. . . . 3:25 p. m. •No. 24. 7:00 a. in. Automobile races representing *N o 158. 7:35 p. m. France, England. Italy nnd Belgium No. 22.... will tnke part In the Thanksgiving day Leesburg Brunch races at I.os Angeles. Departi Arrive • • • Louis Raymond, who heat Icldja No. 21..................... 2:52p.m. Kumagac In the final of the Olympic tennis championship last summer, re­ •No. 101.......................(5:30p.m. cently won the South African title. •No. 25_____. 2:00 p. in. • * • Oviedo Branch Georges Carpeutler soon will receive Departs Arrive u challenge for a limit to lie held In •No. 12(5.................... 11:00a.m. Madrid. The challenge Ih being fer8:40 p. m warded by Andres Balsa, u Galletan I *No. 127........... *Pnily, except Sunday. boxer. • • • Center college. Danville, Ky., will GAINESVILLE.— E. L. Lord, graduate o f Cornell University, hns play 15 footlmll games next fall. Nine southern cities. boen named ns assistant professor o f will ho staged In Harvard will he played at Cambridge botany and horticulture nt tho Uni­ October 20. , versity o f Florida, according to an­ nouncement made at the agricultural Boxers who expect to work In New college here. Professor Lord hns hnd Jersey must walk the chalk-line at all twelve yeners experience in this times, as the boxing commission anwork in Texas and Louisiana, and fol­ nminecH that all its rules will tie strict­ lowing his graduation from Cornell, ly ( uforced. . . . underwent n post-graduate course. The University of California nnd !.«*He is a native o f New York state, land Stanford university, the great Pannd received his early trnlqing in the rifle const rivals, have ugrci-d to meet grndo nnd high schoolss o f Syraeuuo. for the next ten years In all forms of Ho «I bo studied under Dr. J. II. Web­ major sport • • # ber, well known educator throughout Ski Juninlno Is an exciting sport, nnd the country. Professor Lord hns skilled Jumpers perform wonders, snvs been in the south since '1909, when ho the American Forestry Magazine. A wont to Texas, nnd It Is understood mitnlicr of Jumps exceeding 120 f.-et ho plans to make his future homo in are on record. this state. *:• V. C. COLLER, Prop. ELECTRICAL who shirt games only once In every ten days, with the result that when they do get on the mound they have trouble locating the plate. "The game today hns Its Itutli. Hornsby, Hlsb-r mid n few other heavy hitters, tint at that 1 don't think the batsmen are a bit more dangerous at the present time (lain when the Sox won the pennant and the world's championship." Walsh Is playing the outfield for Oncnnlu In addition to munnglng the clut). Watertown Man Elected Captain of Second Varsity Crew— Is Bow of Second Crew. Elder Springs Water CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Real Estate and Insurance Ud Watch. HEM INW AY H O N O R ED BY Y A L E PURE WATER Expert Repairing DAVIES H O N O R ED BY C O R N E LL H. k\ Davies of Roseville, N. J., first hnseinan on the Cornell univer­ sity baseball team, hns been elected captain of next year's nine. Davies wus a slur football player during the 1919 season. An injury kept him out of the gridiron game last season. FLORIDA BRtMO YOUH HARTFORD BATTERY “ Battery Insurance” ...... -:- Sanford Constructs Co. BATTERIES J■ A signed with the Knnsas City club of the American association. Further­ more, according to Podc himself, he received a bonus of $l,.ri00 for signing, and Ids contract calls for u higher sal­ ary than he drew In Cincinnati. I’av kert Is forty years old and llrst broke Into professional baseball with the Dayton club of the Central league In 100-1. Ills llrst major league engage­ ment was with the Beds. Between his llrst and last engagements In fast company he was with the Philadelphia and Chicago clubs. LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. 12 ............................................. 9 0 0 13 ............................................ 10:14 14 ............................................11:08 I f , .....................................................11:59 16 ............................................12:47 17 ............................................. 1:31 18 ............................................. 2:11 19 ............................................. 2:48 2 9 ...................................................... 3:24 21 ...................................................... 4:00 22 ..............................................4:30 23 ..............................................5:17 24 ..............................................0:05 25 ..............................................0:20 20 ........................ 7:23 27 ..............................................8:27 28 ............................................. 9:31 29 ............................................10:30 i W You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Clubs In Big 8how Carry Too Many Twlrlera and They Do Not Racalve Sufficient Work—Bats­ men Do Not Hit Harder. / ; OPEN ALL THE YEAR CHULUOTA INN Former Spltball King Comments on Pitching of Today. ❖ +++4 * +* r*/ - PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD GILLON & FRY Phone -142 OPT. D. TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS’* Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if not OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST tell us. Phone 498 Graduate Northern lllinals College 212 East First St. Snnford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS C. 0. WILSON, Own.r SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES .. W igh t Phone 175 Brother, C t r . f . HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Bu ild ing Fourth nnd Sanford Ave •New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING Herald Printing Co. Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler Work Automobile Starter Gear Bauds, Mounted on Fly 'Wheels Automobile Crunk Shafts Returned GaN Engines and Pumps Overhauled Irrigation Nipples Phone 61 C. A. WHIDDON BOOK, JOn AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Phone 148 Ilernld Building Rear Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 465 PRINTING DRINK 250 Hnmmermill envelopes printed, $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water. Its 99 08-100 ave. 87-0tp pur cent pure. Phono S1L ")*, iMtU*»»., Sunburned Note fat U»o plenty of cooling TnenihWtfZ, H«qfg gently, quickly and antUapUcaDr I The more you smoke them - Ike better yotU like then Write for oar PremiumCatalog No. 4 L LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO., NEWARK. N. J. Largest Independent Cigar Factory la tho World. POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFM , r >1 * , . * 1 �mm ‘VT? m w . ‘rWSI , % ?A irft" tf.V rM T.V' 1 A I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11,1921 FOUR IANF0RD DAILY HERALD _MMM UMft Hater i l n * atmm HERALD PRINTING CO., b e. F u n n r n t M ____________ R. J. HOLLY M*M**•«■*****♦••*•••Editor ; 39. J. l-ILLARD....SccreU ry-Treuurer H. A . NEEL,______ General Manager CURTIS BARBER OS0VLATIOV l i l i O U T bone 148 up to 6 P, M. I * t— Kate Zmewa *o ApplUatt— t* jgj ^ VM ■ y 1* r*v.' t< ftrtM riftfca Me* ia AStmc* ............... ............................. t t g SoUrartd 'tm d tp i f Cantor Weak .......................................» Q»,t, P ' | te feta U* te 11-pM* Weekly XtroM en( M r eeiera Strains)* County end U pull Hiked •eery Friday. Adrsrtlrin# rets* mid* knew* •a npfUeetien, ‘ D*mae*«Uo In peUUce. O.M *•> year, elwnyr tn edrinoe.___________ ______ Member of The Associated Preaa K E E P THE BUSINESS COMING. near when death comes. As terrible as the going away o f a Loved one proves at any time, in any-place or under any conditions, there seems to be a different sort o f sympathy abounding In tho smaller town, a dif­ ferent kind o f an atmosphoro in which to mourn. Tho big city has Its multitude o f troubles. Tho struggle fo r existence is more strenuous and men and w o­ men have not tho time, or they do not take tho time to cultivate acquaint­ ances and friendships as deep-rooted ns wc find in tht smaller towns and in the rural communities. As a result, when death comes In the big city, thcro Id no pnuse in the daily grind o f that big city. True, there aro as good nnd ns kindly folk in the big city as may he found elsewhere, but they haven't had the time, or they haven't taken the time to let their neighbors find it ou t So n few loving friends gather, n funeral attended by consid­ erably formaliity is held nnd the body carried to its resting place by pall­ bearers Bcnrcoly known to the mourers or in many instances, by paid pail bearers. And if it hnppcns to be that death comes at such a time as to make a Sunday funeral befitting, overt that must be foregone, for most of our larger cities' forbid burials on Sunday. In the small town when n loved one passes awny there is outstretched lrom all sides the hand o f fellowship, of help, of genuine iove and sincere sorrow. There is no cold formality, there is instead an atmosphere of love which brings the whole com ­ munity info closer touch. Death is nn awful thing at any time or any place. But it is robbed of much of its terror, of much of its pain, when it occurs outside the big city,— Har­ dee County Iloruld. -------------o------------POOH OLD MAN POTASH AND POLITICS. M I C K IE SAYSt Very few of tho United States rep­ w fcttM tD T O I resentatives and senators are farm ­ tO U <3 VJVKAWTMJO QOUUTW - tu te f VMS CAVir PRfWT UALP A ers, especially the republican branch o o z e vi u A v io e to s v im n vaucm L <• o f tho houses. They therefore care <* 1 1 QMUAPtCL TUAM A WUV4WZB© llttlev about the tax thoy put on the ro a o c q t Aca vxocw ^ docvlto farnfor or his goods. They aro more e e r *tvf -xmpe ano put rrou tu'j interested in protecting the manu­ P R E S S FG tt. O N E A S PER. A . facturer’s interest, those big concents WONOOEO, S O VUE O O TfA with Inrgo wealth, those who can dole CHARGE MOST M KAUCU, out the cash in unlimited amounts, -tW haa v o u v , _____ history has again and again demon­ strated they aro the ones who are protected. Just what part o f tho Fordney tar­ iff will play in effecting tho crops o f tho nation can bo seen in the follow­ ing article given tho Reporter-Star by W. A. McRae, Commissioner o f Agriculture. * ,“ y Mr. M cR a/s communication rends: I / The Fordney. tariff bill, in which is '• . / nn item plnclng duty on potash, has passed tho house. Tho farmers of the United State use seven million tons o f fertilizer annually. One o f the essential in­ gredients o f a complete fertilizer is potash. No matter how much o f tho MA Community Builder" other twg essentials— nitrogen nnd phosphorus—wo may put in tho F. P. FORSTER.............................................President ground, unless there is sufficient pot- • B. F. W HITNEhl ...............;.................... Cashier nsh the other two elements will not produce the desired result. Potash ALVA.— Leo county is putting for­ is essential for tho production o f ward Charles K. Brown, veteran pf plnnt, seed, fibre nnd starch. the Mexicnn war, ns one of tho oldest We hnve never produced potash in Pure Milk and Cream., Morning and a f­ citizens of Floridn. Mr. Brown, at C p L '| U f , Ij, D IY \ I D V any considerable quantity in the the age of 94, now lives with his son, j kJI L i l v L i l l kJ 1 / i l l l l X ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. H. United States, nnd thep, at a pro­ W. G. Brown, near here. He was Tillis, Stokes & Mlllltzers; Populnr hibitive price. The cost is too high born in Tennessee, but at an early to compete with the imported nrticlo. age, his family migrated to Illinois. Markets. Phone 100 your wnnts A tariff on fmtnsh is a ,tnx on food production, nnd nn ndded discourage­ At the outbreak of the Mexican war, whyn he was 18 years of age, he en­ ment to agriculture at the time o f its —Thrtaiu R. Hiker, Ph. D , of listed with Company M, Urd Regi­ greatest depression in the history of Rollins College, Aanalytic ana ment, Illinois Volunteers, nnd served tho country. throughout the struggle. Upon be­ Consulting Chemist Mays of the water: "O f the many waters of tkla and oth­ The decrease in the number o f live er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none auperlor In all good qaahstock in the country is alarming. At ing mustered out o f the service, he ties to that of the ‘ Elder Water.’’~P h on e 311-W. Office In Miller Baltdlna teturned to Illinois, nnd in 183:1 drove the snme time1 wc will be on a vege­ ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. tarian diet in a few years, all due to a herd o f l,:i00 cattle and a flock of 2,009 sheep across the plains to the ____________________________________________ ^ ____ __________________________ the fact that it does not pay to raise cattle nt present cost o f production 1 rcfr' ,,n3 California. He roTHEATRE ' RESORT nnd sell them nt present prices, j turnc‘ ' to IUinois ufU‘r “ four DANCE HALL CAFE Breeding has been abandoned to such ; J '** C.iiiiouiiu and then lived as. ------------- ELECTRIC----------nn extent thnt the future supply w ill' r *’ v ** ,M'3 Cy.*cs in | will be too low for home use. !^ bin ton, O'^.rc.r and t d ii.iio . Memliers of cAngroess voted fo r ! ^r ;'-r’ *u‘ rtfS*^e,| in Te.:as, Arkansas i FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES this Dili, with the schedules ns they " n L - ,n,,# i;ur' a ? L‘ v‘ * Wdt‘ l were, in blind, obedience to n pet pnr- , hu 11s hvUl 11 l,rii“ ' ,K‘r b>' Confcder-1 ty theory unmixed with the saving rt^c eoniiers for two years, lie has grace o f common sense. : ',con livinB with h,s son for tl,° Pust It is more important that wo h ave, slx -Vl’ara nni1 ,lai|y • " W W ,n autiv° potash than thnt wo hnve a potash ,1urHll‘ t!l' trust supported by public taxation. -WIRE WRITE- -------------------------- PHON E-------------------------If the senate follows the lend of the house it is to lie hoped thnt PrciICE dent Harding will veto the hill in the f +*>++■}•♦+41+♦ *M*♦++++❖ +<•*>❖ +^ *J*+•>!•❖ ❖ +++++♦+4 ♦4,*tl+++♦++•*•+ interest of the oppressed farmers and halt an effort to line him (the farm­ T h is i s n o t fo r m e er) in his effort to produce.— Orinndo Reporter-Stftr. :: The Measure i| of Your Contentment is the difference between what you earn and what you spend. Start A Bank Account First National Bank Sanford !s enjoying one of the most *Active and prosperous summers in the |history o f the city. This is duo to the fa ct that building operntions ore growing apace and also that the mer­ chants of this city have not taken their customary vacations and allow­ ed business to drag. Instead of that they have put on special snles all sum­ mer and have stimulated trade as never before, assitod by the Daily Herald, Operating the dnily all sum­ mer has also kept the interest in the city aroused and brought much trade ,and business here. Now the right idea is to keep this business coming right along through the remainder of the summer which is renlly August and September. It means’ that ev­ erything that can he arranged in the way o f entertainments to bring the people to Sanford should he given dur­ ing these two months. The work of the Chamber of Commerce and all o f tho various organisations has not The professional beggar is arriving slacked up in any particular. They early in Florida this season. Some have all kept going through this sum- of them have never left the state, mer and none of us have slacked in find|nff thc soft hearted, gullible dear staying on the job and keeping San-1 pubHc so easy to milk ,even in sumford moving. It is rumored thnt the mer. I ladles have a surprise for us in the Thurc Werc 8omo hnrd words thrown Shapo qf a big celebration in August 1|t Tampn n|)0Ut n year (>K0 for not (this month) and will spring it today lcttinfI a »poor fnnii|y» s|cup fn the or tomorrow ami It will be in the pnrk( Stlid |loor family having been shapo of n celebration and trade stim- ojccted 8upp08cd]y for |nck l)f rcr{t | ulator. It will mean special sales o f pnyinp g a,d fnmily waa locatcd by the merchants nnd a big jollification.•nc^ ^ n, ru.ar SL Petersburg, on thc [ Along the same lino the Trade Ex- trollcy Mnt% muny moIlths af ter, und k- tension Committee o f the Chamber „ mom, r of ,t began knocking Tamo f Commerce will put on a big barbo- pn nH n mattor of cour8c nnd 8aid( cue and tournament contest on Sep- ..Wo havo bought a lovely little homo tember 20th that will be a record ut heri! and (mty had to pay $4 r,00 breaker and hero again the merchants for p will assist by giving away special N()W coniefl The Tourist, printed in prizes and having special sales and st Petersburg, with the story of «,ndomonstrate to the visitors that the othl,r poor o!d mui)i a -newsie” <iurbuslness men of this city want their il)(f the wintl!r months when the thoutrade nnd they also Want them to feel sull(|s thron(C tho Sunshine City. It FOR THE BOYS. ihnt Sanford can and will play host says: at various times during the year. The One of the most important phases "Poor old man! barbecue and basket picnic is nn old .<Hc trnmpa t,u. pavement8 from o f Rotary Club work throughout the i From the looks of the constant string of au­ time institution that has never grown duy to dny fie„ inB ncW8pupcra on the country, is tho hoy problem. Almost I tomobiles going in and out o f our repair de­ old nnd never fails to i.ring in the streot8 ()f St> pBtorsburg-nnd the every club in the United States and partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock people. It is usually held in the eoun- '['()Urjst Nt,ws Canada devotes some time through a try but Sanford is ideally situated to „ Lnat wintu'r ho*d buy ten copies at special boy work committee to hoy | Wells are WHO? The best automobile meentertain the people nnd we want „ timo in tho Tourist News office, go welfare. There nre mnny avenues % chanics in this part o f the state. And that is them to feel that we can have some- out nnd Ht,„ tht.n)( Knd thencome back of usefulness along this line, espec­ thing to eat in town as well as the nnd buy ton more| W HY they all come to us with their automoially in the big cities where the boy Burnt the fly. Screen Against country folks and wo do not want to ..Nowaboyil KCt .rt.tlIrn8- ()I1 the Mm. Destroy his breeding | bile troubles. If you do not come to us with problem is possibly more complex placed. Combat -him with ask them to play hosts to the hungryTol|r|at Newa> hut this old man, than it is in the smaller communities. every effective means. t your troubles your automobile is not receivall the timo. schooled for years in methods of econ- But even in a city the size; of LnkoThe fly frequently carries Into your homo germe of dieAli of these affairs are good for omy( took no chances. Every penny I ing its just rights. Inml it is by no means an insignifi­ cbio. . Often ho transmits ty­ business. All_ of these affairs are n)1|Ht count. Other newsies took as phoid and other fevers. Tho fly Is childhood's most good for the people of Sanford. It hi|th u8 two hundred copies and sold cant factor in the community life. dangerous nnd porslatent ono The hoy wo have always with us, gets them .out of tho old nit of wnit„|| my In summer timo. Uut ho with his ideals, his hopes, his whims, can be eliminated. ing fo r business. It gets them in the *‘ |»0o P"oltl man' * I’ hunc 6G' .1 1 5 Mittrnolin i big city dara of going after business „M a tin)c h« has come into a his assertiveness, his pride, his am­ and showing the trade that they want rL.8taUnint where I fTave been eating, bition, his resourcefulness, Perhaps 1 “ Service THAT Satisfies” * it. It means a general gnthcr.ng of and ca,Iud in a aoft> half-pleading tlie average adult, engrossed in home + •> the people for the purpose of renew- vok.C| .Touri„t Nows.’ I’d i.uy from or business cares, gives scant thought « Confronted with "Sleep In­ Ing old ncquli ntances and making hjm a)M, way .Kcep (ho change!’ He’d to the hoy until something unusual surance," tho fly stands' not now ones. It brings people together b()W and with dlmnied eyes pass on happens either to bring joy or sor­ upon tho order of Ills golntr but leaves lit onco, fo r the purpose of discussing those jda way row, Rotnrinna/ therefore endeavor Mosiiultoca and other In­ things that arc of vital interest to all sects cannot rmluro tho fresh, "It’s a hnrd grind, this walking, to emphasize the hoy as nn import­ plncy odor. "Bleep Insurance'* o f us and it means a bigger Sanford. walking the streets. Only a small per ant point on the mnp of human ex­ assures comfort. W o should- keep them coming to t.l.lltaBl. pt!(!c8trians buy newspa­ istence and hero in Lakeland the ’ A few drops on your bed Sanford all the time. It puts this city pers. One must lie persistent. One hoy’s work committee of which Herlinen or curtains will last for hours nnd lcnvcu no main. At on the map us being a live one. It imist have health, strength and youth [ Mendenhall is chairman, is now ull druggists. keeps all of us alive and prevents us in (he nevVsie game. engaged in making a personal can­ Sleep Insurance Co., Mfgrs. from taking that summer siesta tiiat vass of every boy in Lakeland who "Poor old man! Jacksonville, Floridn wo have, ,, would take ,if wo did not , "Considerably past sixty, ho is on hist term completed his grammar these affairs and special drives and t,10 j<(,, today> „ (1 is porhap8 Uu. llId. school grades and, should now he special sales to keep us busy. cat newsboy in Florida. During the ready to enter high school. Tho Don't take purgatives lor Con> Keep them coining. summer lie *ells only during the shady names o f these hoys have been oh'. stlpatlon— they act harshly— they overstrain the delicate morning hours. Afternoons he rests. [ Inined ami assignments made among WHEN DEATH COMES. m e m b r a u e and le a v e the Atong in the cool of the evening lie Itotariahs with tin* purpose In view Bowels In a worse condition comes forth again to sell the news. of interviewing the lads and secur­ than bclore. 11 I f you would sec the difference bo"A few days ago 1 was calling on ing their promise to continue their __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L _ - , y « n ■*’« TIRES and TUBES tween living in a town the size of my f rknd Hourton of the realty firm tr o u b le d studies in high school. An effort is With Con* Z olfo Springs and in alarge city, lie (jouton & Cermnk. The old man came to lie made to Induce these hoys not ITTLE stlpatlon, Guaranteed 1 in while 1 was there. Bouton handed to stop with a grammar school edu­ SlelcHead___________ _________________________ him a hunch of legal looking papers cation hut t o jio satisfied witli noth­ a ch e . In­ TEN T H O U S A N D Mires digestion* and said: 'Everything's closed up. ing short o f tile high school course. Soar Stom­ m il 1Here thoy nre. Good luck to yo".’ The ach , D izzin ess, B iliousness, Lakeland needs good citizens; the agaist stone/bruise, rim.\>i(l man took the package nml hobbled Nervousness, or loss ol Appe* Kill hoys who arc with us today will bo THE BEST CORSETS tl(e-Oon’ <h eil(af«-6«f a bonfa out into the street to peddle his pa­ if the governing power o f this muni­ ol CARTER’ S LITTLE LIVER cut and blow-but, at pers. w«» m FOR STOUT ^ / FILLS—-lake one alter each cipality tomorrow, Tho ideals form ­ d,«l*r ” For a delicious sweet sand­ "lie hud just purchased, for cash, W O M EN meal and one at bedtime. A d * W lc * r r r afford the incentive for wich use DelMonte Loganberry one of the lineHl homes in St. Beteis- ed today lew days* treatment w ill pnt FABRIC PRICES than what is done tomorrow. Thence the __ ___ ______ Stemmoh, liras sad Bmwmtm In Jam. bnrg. m .u u r * (*v*v d o t U u ) *u»d w * w ill reason for desiring to hnve our beys normal condition. "Poor old man!"—Tampa Tribune. M ad r o a o H te r trial. P o « U « « prepaid, If u cheese sandwich Is dcCmiM a u t tear riputnt reared in such manner as to (It then* We have several bar­ nnio mreiKMC-FAStnort mnnurs -------- - 0 ------------aired try Kraft Pimento Cheese. SaallFU] SnaflOMi Snail Frias D>,(. M a I tt e Hw h r Tat to assume life’s obligations Intelli­ We ennnot expect to export our gains in Used Tires Or for another sweet sand­ gently .hopefully nnd-manfully. The surplus products If we refuse to im­ problems thnt we today consider so wich combine guava Jelly with dA S and OIL port from those European countries vastly important, will havo long ago nuts and raisins. n. . Heal Cut* 1 which have nothing to pay with ex­ been solved by tho new generation iC&u&Krf* Apply lota of andaaptlo cept the products of their labor. Tho who in turn will be failed on to | Fordney tariff Is designed to re­ measure Up to still grenter ruqhirestrict imports, and so far as it suc- ments. Education can bt nindo nn WBLAKA BLOCK Sooths* and Lsala goody and quickly. j ceeds will hinder tile export trade, effective nid in this direction.— Lake­ Phones 497-194 land Telegram. 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 1 Is it worth while? G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS WATER MANAGER MISTER PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida ugh! i Fight the Fly to A Fafle-Away Finish ! B R YAN -W K EELER MOTOR CO.. "Sleep Insurance" . Drives Out the Fly Quickly Relieves ^ Constipation [CARTERS PHJ ” Deane Turner U le n lh o ia i F . P . R in e s L . �v • * * ‘*v’‘.J^ - i * & C’.iy t f.. J 'Muff-■ : , ,Vc , ‘i V\. /j♦ 5 ?', *w**-;4 TAB SANFOttP DAtttV » i | uiU«HipptDii|> Mention or Matters In Brio* Personal Items of Interest In and About S The City d* * THE WEATHER : « For Florida: Generally fa it i « tonight except- showers In erf* treme South portion; Friday a local showers. + . $ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 3efe that' flno stationery thhf ha. beeh marked1 way dowri bfclow cost o f the Herald office. Wo must get rid o f It before the larger stocks arrive. Big bargains In all kinds of Btntionory. ----------------------------------------------------- ------- Summary of lbs floating dmoil Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * * * * Many o f tho Sanford sporta/ attend­ ed tho Gun Club shoot at Oviodo to­ day. This paper will give you the scoren tomorrow. Oviedo sportsmen are making thlo weekly shoot n big thing. Sanford couM do the Bumo thing for very little mmey. * SANFORD’S * # * * * TEHFRHAlURE W. M. Bedell, of Tampa, was here yesterday on a business mission. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits reduced to 91.08.—Sanford Sbd« & Clothing Co. 108-tfo J. N. Hampton, of Waycross, was in the city yestettiay trattsSfctlntf-buSli * G It is rumored that a prominent Sanford couplo has consented to got married in front of the court house ••n the evening o f Friday, August 20. Tho bride will rcceivo a free lot from Hon. E. A. Douglass. See the Her­ ald for further particulars. The old bulb went up a few yetierday arid1 the record shows 92. It is cool and comJ fortable this-Joyful'Thursday afternoon as we sit In the stoffy office and let tho fan blow over our corrugated skin. Everyone who comes here from other states remarks about the comfortabte weather here as compared with other places'so why should1we wort' ry. TOIA la- a good1moirttf1at that arid'then We are living, GENEVA Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Prevatt attended the opening Bale at MaxUdifht1..................... 92 Knrinef’s Friday. M lnltouht................ « ...... 66 Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnkeflcld accompan­ Range ....... 66 ied by Mr. and Mrs. John Loonardy, B. L. Wicklnnder, of Jacksonvillri, Barometer,. ...................„...30.17 of Sanford, had a fine picnic at Blackwas « business visitor In this city Calm and clear. more Inst Friday. yesterday. Mrs. J. M. Prevntt returned homo >ft Jk jfs sk Saturday after a month's visit with Get n repaired tire to use as extra. Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. Another Thursdny afternoon— an­ her daughter, Edna in Enu Gallic, Henry Baker nnd grandson, Meade, llfl-20tc other graveyard on First street. left last Monday for Richmond, Va., M. C. Jrihnson, of Gainesville;' was } Everybody is having a vacation where they will visit relatives. Miss Christina McClellan and Wal­ stopping at the Montezuma yesterday oxcopt tho Herald force. It is sure ker Rivers, of Live Oak, returned on while attending to buainesB here. some grind to operate a daily paper. Saturday to spend a wnlle with his grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Prevatt. Army cuts just received, $2,08.— Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits Mrs. Rosa McFarland was called to Thrasher & Garner. 110-3tc reduced to $1.08.— Sanford Shoo & Tampa Saturday on the account of the Clothing Co. 103-tfc illness of her father, P. M. Stover. F. .S. Ferry and F. N. I’erry, of Ma­ con, Ga., are spending several days This is tho time to advertise and Mr. Stover went to Tampa about a here on business. keep thu trade coming. There has month ago to visit relatives. Henry Harrison, who hus been vis­ been no dull times in Sanford and iting his uunt, Mrs. Dan, of Minmi, Sanford Muttress Factory will bo there will bo none. returned home Fridny night. dosed until Aug. 15th. A fter that Mr. nnd Mrs. Dun nnd daughter, date we will bo ready fo r business.— New lot o f rubber lined army rain E. C. Eiehols, Mgr. 110-0tc vouts. Value $20. Price, while they Kdith, came with him. J. M. Prevatt has moved into the lust, $8.50.—Thrasher & Garner. Cl 1lie property. W. H. Cozier, of Tumpu, represent­ no-atc Curtis Barber, o f Sanford, was in ing the Kush Paper Co., o f Tampu, the city Wednesday, bringing Mr. and was in the city yesterday calling on O, you Tournament Riders,— Mrs. H, A. Neel down to catch the his local customers. watch for the announcements o f the train for Okeechobee. big doings here on September 20th. Miss Edna Geiger und Fred Bullard Get a repaired tiro to use as extru. Big tprizes in gold. Big barbecue. were married Sunday at the homo of Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. tho bride at four o’clock, by Rev. 116-26to I buy1, pay cash for second hand pi Thompson, of Oviedo. Mr. Ballard o u tn 7^ , „ Innos. Address P. O. box 352, Sanford, hns charge of I. D. Hart’s store. It, It. Allyn, of lnnipn, left thia' pi|) 112-M.-W-.F.12tp Mis b o h Alice and Pauline Gleger morning after spending several days ’ ______ went to Orlnndo Sunday with their here an a business mission. Frank Brown, tho popular day aunt, Mrs. West where they will con­ clerk of the Valdez Hotel, is taking n tinue to work. Just arrived new lot of army pup well earned vacation that he is spend­ Mr. and Mrs. Prof. Harvey called tents. Price $5.00, while they last*— ing among his orange trees on beau­ on Mrs. T. W Prevatt Tuesday Thrasher & Garner. 119-3tc tiful Banana Lake. Mrs Culpepper and Mrs Kate Kilbco gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Those big times that will be pulled When you want tho best uutomobilo Edna Geiger last Friday at the home ofT hire in Sanford this month and in Sanford, see N. H. Gnrner, Oldsof Mrs Kilbe. The bride-elect receiv­ next, will bring the people here from mobilcB nnd Iluicks. 117-6t ed ninny beautiful nnd useful gifts. everywhere. At u lute hour light refreshments No, Pauline, Braxton Buggett did were served and the guests departed Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suita reduced to $1.08.— Sanford Shoe & not got married while be was in wishing Miss Geiger much happiness Clothing Co. 103-tfc West Virginia. Ho may do so inter nnd joy through married life. Those Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. on in the season, nftcr the new gar­ present wore: Cedar, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. William All the best tournament riders in age is built, but not now. Kilbe, Mrs. E. T. Kilbe, Mrs. Flynt, Seminole ami adjoining counties will Mrs. Grover Lefiles, Mrs. Curlett, be here on Thursday, September 29, A -l seed bed sheeting, 30-in. wide, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. Adams, to compete for those big prizes in 8c n yard.—Thrasher & Gnrner. Mrs. Victor Peter, Mrs. George Pet­ gold. Get ready, boys. 117-Gtc ers, Mrs. Culpepper, Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Moran, MiBs Helen Moran, Miss Edna Geiger, Lueile Sweat, Mrs. Ba­ ker, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Prevatt, Mrs. McFnrlnne, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs, Dan­ iels, Miss Clara Harrison, Pauline Mo­ ran, Opal Peters, Bessie Geiger, Miss Pauline nnd Miss Alice Geiger, Ruby Peters, Gladys and Willie Sweat, Mrs. David Speer o f Sanford, Mth, Dr. Martin of Osceola, Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Lefiles. There are four run) questions when you buy a car— Miss Katherine Culpepper is visiting W mt will it cost to run? Will repairs be heavy? How long her aunt, Mrs. David Speer, of Han­ vvt,l last? What will it bring when sold? ford. It you get the same answers as the man who buys the Mr, and Mrs. E. II. Kilbee called on jbipmobile, you can be sure you have not paid too much. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevntt Sunday Hupmobilc running economy is known to be truly exceptionafternoon. Oliver Twist'arid'Middy Wash Suits reduced to $1.98.— Sfchforti'Sifoaj & Clothing Co. 103*tfo KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION Used car dealers all know the enr commands a price above the average. . .. Tliese things are true o f the Hupmobile because it is milt to last and to keep going on a minimum o f outlay; and mcause they arc true, the car is worth what it costs. ^ Passenger Roadster . $1685 $1685 5 Passenger Sedan ...... 4 Passenger Coupe ..... $2695 | $2645 F. O. B. SANFORD U CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF A N Y MODEL b . & o. m There has been more than one who has said that our line of BATHING SUITS were the snappiest in town. And now we have reduced the prices to close them out. IF Y O U N E E D O N E The logical time to buy is now and1the logical place1is at “The Store that is Different.” We still1have a1few ladies' bathing shoes left that we are closihg out. 5:40 A. M. AUGUST 11 Owners will tell you their repair bills are unusually ■iKht. It is a fuel thftt nmny Hupmobiles servo three or four long-time owners before they wear out. 5 Passenger Touring ... APgPffTtl; JMflf ■**M - m co . SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties Tlie ilrst regular conclave of Taylor Comiunndery K. T., will be held on Thursday evening, August 11th, at 8 o'clock. A1 lmembers are requested to lie present as officers for the Commandery are to lie appointed and other business of the Commnndcry trans­ acted. II. E. TOLAR, Eminent Commander. NOTICE When better cars are made, N. H. Garner will sell them. 117-0t SK 7/PF r f f l r / S l/ / fF £ f?K S ir +*+**+++❖ +* LENA MAKES A STATEMENT WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 11.— Miss Lena Clarke, former postmis­ tress here, has furnished the Post a complete itemized statement showing disposition she made of the $32,000 she took from two registered pack­ ages in the postoffice here July 26. The statement is written by Miss Clarke and signed by her, rends as follows: "I remitted in drafts drawn on West Palm Bench bunks tho following amounts to Jacksonville: $6,500, $■!,600, $6,500 (two $4,500 remittances), $2,100,, $2,500. “ $1,600 was transferred to the war snvings stamp department; $045 to box runt; $1,400 placed to money or­ der account; $1,2605 to c. o. d. tags; $5,700 found in the house of J. E. Chambers, nnd $1,000 taken to Or­ lando.” This accounting, the postal inspec­ tors say, clears up the differences in checks und to the best of their know­ ledge is an accurate statement of how tho "stolon" money was disposed. IF BACKACHY OR KIDNEYS BOTHER EAT LESS MEAT, ALSO TAKE GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE EATING BREAKFAST Uric acid in meat excites the kid­ neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ucho, nnd feel like lumps of lend. Tho urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated, nnd you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kidneys clog you must help them flush off the body’s urinous waste or you’ll bo a renl sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, you suffer from bncknche,'sick headache, dizziness, Btomnch gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when tho weather is bad. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any pharmacist four ounces o f Jad Salts; take n tablespoonful in n glass of water before brenkfust for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa­ mous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, nnd has been used for genera­ tions to clean dogged kidneys und Btlmulntc them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer ifl a sourco o f irrita­ tion, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in­ jure; makes a delightful effervescent lithla-wnter drink which everyone should take now nnd then to keep tho kidnoyB clean nrid active. Druggists herb say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who beliovo in overcoming kid­ ney trouble while it is only trouble, — Adv. AUCTION SALE OF FINE CATTLE 40 head o f cows and heifers, pure bred, high grade Jersey cattlo, one bull, milk truck, dairy fixtures, etc., HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION will be sold at public auction ut the ANNUAL MEETING homo of It. L, Garrison, near Sanford, Tuesday, August 16, at 11 a. m. Thore will be a meeting of tho Fer117-4lp nnld-L'nughton Memorial Hospital A s­ sociation ut tho Court HoriBO, Tues­ NOTICE Tho Seminole Camp Fire Girls nro day night; August 10th, at 8 o ’clock. urged to attend a meeting at Mrs. R. AH members are requested to bo pres­ C. Maxwell's' Friday afternoon, Au- ent ns it is the election of officers and !* grist 12th, to arrange for going camp­ tho rending of the annual reports of the hospital association: 117-5tp ing. C L A S S IF IE D A D S Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for le u than 25 cents, and positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR RENT WANTED TO BUY— A I- or 5-room modern cottage, well located.—J, B. TO RENT— Half of store opposite the Smith, Box 30, Orlundo, Fla. 117-3tp postoffico. Apply 221 E. First St. 117-tfc FOR RENT— Store room on First LOST—Somewhere between Williams’ street. A. P. Connelly Renl Estate Gurage and Grnpcvillc, a package Cr>. 117-Otc. from Speer’s dry goods store contain­ FOR RENT— Sewing machine. Phone ing a lace embroidered night gown, 348-W. 119-3tc 2 yards white elastic, 4 spools o f white thread, 3 3-4 yards of pink sat­ in ribbon nnd a lace vest. Finder please return to Willlums Gurage arid FOR SALE— House, 0 rooms and bath, 1IStfc Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm, receive reward. LOST FOR SALE — H. N. Lumley, 002 French.' Phono 404. 76-tfe FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Street. 94-61. FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobile truck, $600. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Iluick 4, $100. The above curs are real bar­ gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. At Williams’ Garage, N. II. Gnrner, 104-tfc PAINTS -AND- WALL PAPER MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE FOR HALE— One pumping outilt con­ sisting o f one Knleigh Schrcyer Make Your H6u£e Smile With 1 1-2 hp. engine, one Gould pump, one SUN-PROOF PAINT 200 gallon storuge tank. Wight Grocery Co. 112-tfc. Post cards—local views— lc ench at the Herald office. H. A. HALVER­ FOR SALE OR TRADE— One Colo 8, SON, Proprietor 5 passenger roadster. Will take Welaka Block Sanford, Fla. light car as part payment. Call 510 W. First street. 115-tfc FOR SALE—One Bclding-Hnll Btono lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ pacity. Call 619 W. First Street. 116-tfc SANFORD PAINT STORE Confer on Plans for Tick Eradication; Stock Raisers Meet FOR SALE—8-room house with all modern convenience, excellent re­ pair. Private water works, in desir­ able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ ply to Owner, 510 W. First Street. 116-tfc FOR SALE—Good piano, $175 cash. Phono 470-W. 116-12tp FtTirSATLTTOI f T RXDFT^nFlm uTo f mules and horses. This stock is here to sell or trade; a chance to get a rent bargain. Can be seen back o f Wight’s Garage. See Whighom or Benton.— W. 1. Steagall Mule Co, 117-Otp P o iT S A L E — Strawberry plants, ceFtified by State Plant Board, $3 per thousand f. o. b. Lake Mary. Farina Strawberry Gurden, Lake Mary, Flu. 117-12tp FOR SALE—20 acres good orange grove land situated within a mile of Gunevn. Tho land has not been clear­ ed but hus a bcuring orange grove bordering it. This tract of land can be bought at a real bargain. For full particulars address "C ” care of the Iloratd office. ^18-tfp TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 11.— Prcpntory to revising its rules and regula­ tions, the State Livestock Snnitnry Board held a conference here Tues­ day afternoon with Dr. W. B. McKeller, federal inspector in ehnrge o f tick eradication work throughout Georgia mid Florida, with headquart­ ers in Atlanta. Dr. McKeller reached the Capital City Tuesday afternoon, and eonforred during the day with Dr. J. W. DeMilly, state livestock sanltnry inspector, regarding tick eradi­ cation work throughout this section. In formation gained from Dr. McKcllcr’s visit was related by Dr. De­ Milly to a large group of Leon coun­ ty stock raisers at u muss meeting held hero Wednesday morning which was called for the purpose o f push­ ing the campaign against tick infected cuttle throughout thin community. This task is being fostered by the board ofijcounty commissioners of Leon couqfy, who recently authorized an apprbpfiailon for carrying out the work in this county. Post cards— locul views— lc each at The people of DeLand ure prepar­ tho Herald office. ing a very interesting program for tho entertainment o f the delegates representing tho Associated Dailies TO TRADE— 160 acres well timber- o f Florida1 when they1 assemble in ed farin and fruit lands in Southern "The Athens of Florida’ ’on tho 13th part of Seminole county for cottagu fnst. or building lots in Sanford.—J. B, Smith, Box 30, Orlando, Fla. 117-3tp The world news the day It happen*, W a n t e d — Second ham f mower, one delivered at your door each evening, or two horse. Phono 2203. I19-2tp 15c the witeki “ WANTED � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0967fd24b11b7b36601da00318baf12e.pdf 02aa87c804698cbd4d6beb07a529541d PDF Text Text ■ * ' • .. • ' ■ ► " v / »'•> , * -• •, ■ • -‘t. «’ " ^ A , • 1 Daily Sanford TMI «ru " Sanford TM I “ Cfy Snbatantiaf IN TH E H E A R T OP T H E ' W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION Austro-Hungarian Embassy, for Sale REPEAL excess profit t a x and incom e surtax above THIRTY-TWO PR. CT. One and All Freight and Passenger Taxes AGItliEMW TODAY REPUBLICANS o f h o u s e WAYS AND MEANS COM­ MITTEE AGREE ON IT NUMBER 118 SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1921 VOLUME II SEPARATE PEACE COMPACT MAY PROVE UNDOING. REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION S ILE S IA N QUESTION SID E TR ACK E D T E M P O R A R IL Y U Y S U PR E M E COUNCIL. COL. JOHN M A R TIN V E R Y IL L AT HOME N E A R OCALA TO D A Y. (Br T1>« A hoc latad Frau) (Br Tka AuocUUd Praia) P A R IS , Aug. 10.— The allied su­ preme council put the SicBian ques­ tion, nolw apparenty near a definite settlement, temporarily asido today whllo admitting a report o f experts engaged In drawing a new boundary line between Poland and Germany In this area, agreed upon In tho princi­ ple between France nnd Englnnd yes­ terday. Tho council, mcnnwhtle, dis­ cussed the Greco-Turklsh situation nnd the German disarmament quest O C A L A , ,Aug. 10.— Col. John M. Martin, Inst surviving member o f tho Confederate States congress, and one of Ocala’s oldest citizens, is seriously ill ot his homo here. He rested well last night but very weak today, phy­ sicians said. Little hope is held fo r his recovery on account o f his ad­ vanced age, eighty-nine. Ills w ife, two daughters nnd three sons, are at his bedside. Secrecy Over Situation W ill Get Thetn in Bad PUBLIC IN DARK S T A T E D E P A R T M E N T A N D P R E S -' ID E N T K E E P A L L PLANEL SECRET W A S H IN G T O N , D. C. Aug. 10,— More than a month hns pnssed sine* WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.— congress by joint resolution tried to declare a state o f penco with Germany Repeal of the excess profits tnx ion. jut for reasons which hnvo thus fa r ami income surtaxes above 32% been clouded in secrecy, neither a SHE IS A BUSY W O M A N effective as of last January 1 GERM AN BEACH O U T F IT proclamation of peace has been issued f and of al freight and passenger proclamation o f peace has been issued transportation taxes as of ncxtj nor has the American public been told officlaly by tho department of stato January 1st were agreed upon or thn White House whnt the Am eri­ today by Republicans of the can commissioner in Berlin and tho The former AuHtro-Uungarlnn embassy In Washington, which Ih to be sold, House Ways and Means Commit­ Gorman government nro talking tlm proceeds to lie used for tho purchnso of separate legation buildings for tee. _____ about. Austria anti Hungary. *> __________ The sennto fftroign relations com­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.— Having mittee hns not been given a* draft o f agreed to olimlnatiorl o f tho soda the memorandum now in tho hands o f fountain, Ice cream and bo culled tho Germnn government though it is luxury taxes on wearing apparel and known that the German rciehstng n 50 per cent cut in 'the levy on committeo hns for weeks had tho sporting goods, Republican membora same under consideration. of the house ways and means com­ It woh in the senate thnt tho W il­ mittee returned todny to tho job of son administration met its W ater­ loo by fniling to consult that body in revenue revision determined to make IN the making o f pence nnd Republican further reductions In tho total tax N E W GOVERNOR OF C A N A D A A R ­ S E V E R A L RECEIVED VOTES P R IM A R Y RUT NOT senators hnvo hecq wont to say thnt RIVES A T Q U EH EC the American people will be called ENOUGH tho policy o f secret diplomacy was TO D A Y upon to pay this fiscal year. repudiated nt the polls InBt Novem­ A AO per cent cut In tho transpor­ iBr Tht AuocUUd Praia) (Br The Aieoclated r*eii) ber. tation levies, both passenger and RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 10.— De­ QUEBEC, Aug. 10.— Quebec is in Tho Wilson administration used to freight wns declared to he practical­ holiday attire today for Canada’s spite the fuct that severul women can­ argue thnt International custom nnd ly a certainty. Thoso members who new governor, Gcnernl Baron Byng didates for the Virginia legislature international politics made it neces­ heretofore have urged immediate re­ o f Vimy, due to nrrive this evening hml received votes in the state Demo­ sary to negotiate privately hut tho peal of all of these taxes were un­ on the stenmer, Empress of France. cratic primary la«t week, not one will Harding administration is keeping the derstood to he prepnred to presB Lord Ilyng, then Gcnernl Sir Julian he n member, according to tho list of negotiations within tho realm o f sec­ their point with the argument thnt Byng, leaped into fnme in the spring nominees given out today. A ll wom­ ret diplomacy because o f domestic this could he done readily if repeal o f 11(17 when he led the Canadians in en candidates were defeated. politics—a fear o f certain elements in. of the excess profits and higher sur­ storming and capturing o f a supposed tho United StatcH senate which might J. A. Purdy, of Osteen, wns nniong taxes is delayed until next Jnnunry ly Impregnable German position on attempt to criticize the proposals i f tho Volusin county visitors today. 1, ns now proposed. • % ' “ Tlie Busiest Woman In California” Vimy Ridge. mndo public. Indeed, tho department The total loss of revenuo involved —so they call Mrs. Elmer M. Wood­ o f state givea oveijy evidence o f in­ in cutting oir the transportation tax­ bury, wife of the manager of the Hotel tending to follow the Wilson steps by es wux estimated at $200,000,01)0, or Richelieu, Situ Francisco. When riot negotiating a treaty with Germany less, it was stated, than tho loss that othorwlsu Occupied she gives 11 unique and then sending it to tho senuto would be entniled this year through mill artistic touch to the hotel rooms which will he urged to nccept it by painting mural decorations, lumprnakiug the repeal o f the excess prof­ similes, etc. without qualification. The chances “Otherwise occupied” Ainerirn mill I'tiiuw have nothing its and higher income surtaxes re­ means us playwright, newspaper cor­ nro the senate will have-to take tho on Germany when it comes to bench troactive to last January 1. It also respondent and singer. She lias been costumes, as may be Judged by a glance treaty without the crossing of a “ t" was urged that the cutting off the queen of five carnivals. Trail, south of Palm Reach, hut nt tills outfit seen at a bathing resort or the dotting of an "I." PostofTiee Inspectors Lake The/Dcmocrnts aren't particularly levies on freight and passenger tra f­ never cut much o f a figure in the so­ there. Of course the outer garment disturbed over thnt prospect for they fic would prove o f real help to busi­ will ho sought In framing any report of net lace Is discarded before tho Discredit Loan of cial activities. The lust reference to Indy enters the water— If she ever defended it under the Wilson admin­ ness through savings in freight car­ thnt the eDemocrnts may decide to him is thnt his yacht Gardenia wns $38,000 does. istration, but tho elements In the sengoes an 1 added expunses o f travel­ mnko a fter they have studied the Re­ stored nt a local ship yard on Mny 27, ute which denounced the Wilson meth­ ing salesmen. M IA M I, Aug. 10.— Mrs. J. W. W ar­ 1920. publican draft of tho measure. ods ns unjustified for showing signs Formal agreement among the ma­ Miss Clarke’s statement wns thnt Representative Gnrner o f Tcxns, ner, sister o f Lena Clurkc (now un­ o f restlessness over the fact thut jority members ns to the total thnt the ranking Democrat on the wnys ifier arrest in Orlnndo in connection she met Elwell through her brother open diplomacy has ngnin gone by tho will he absolutely neeessnry to run nnd menns committee in tho absence with the robbery of the West Palm Paul, who was nt thut time employed hoards. the government thi.i fiaenl year has o f Mr. Kitchen, canto out flatly todny Reach postoffice and the death o f F. in the postoffice, and snid that the Their chief fenr is that Secretary not y, t been reached and it was said for full re pen 1 of the transportation A. Miltmore,) declared todny ufter re­ two hnd boon on u hunting trip to Hughes is establishing a precedent that further specific tnx cuts might the Everglades. Paul was well known taxes and the socalled nuisance tax­ turning from a visit with her parents for tho Harding administration which here as an intimate friend with the "wail such an agreement. There also in West Palm Bench, that tho state­ es, including the ton per cent tnx on will ho used to keep the press out o f Seminole Indians who inhnbit the Evwns talk of conferences with rresibottled soft drinks, nnd ngnlnHt nny ments made by her sister were as erglndeH. He wns nn amateur “ snnkc OF V E N U E FOR T R IA L ON EM- the disarmament conference nnd giv<* •'ent Hard>ng to obt.vn his advice III of the new or Incrcnseif tnxea sug­ much a mystery to the fnniily ns to out formal statements Hlmilur to thet H EZZLEM ENT CHARGES— •he solution of the major problems the public. She expressed tho belief charmer" nnd met hiH (tenth on Christgested by Secretary Mellon. colorless announcements mado dailjr AR R ESTED A T LAST tnns day from the bite of a Harlequin before tha committee. The Tcxns member also is o f the thnt Joseph Elwell had never loaned at Parts while the real ngrements anti her sister the $38,000 to cover an al­ snake given him by friends which he Having been excluded from par­ negotiations were kept secret nnd uru(B j Tba AuocUUd Praia) opinion thnt n much greater return leged shortage. She said in her opin­ had struck him in his mouth. He al­ ticipating in the framing of tho bill, still being handed to tho public In; S P R IN G F IE LD , III., Aug. 10.— ways bonsted that the snnkes would Democratic members o f tho commit- can bo hnd from hack taxes than tho ion sugh n shortage never existed. penccincul fashion in books by thoso State’s Attorney Mortimer todny pro­ not bite hlnn t.re giving independent study of treasury has estimated. He thinks in thoposed conditions ufulcr which ho will delegates who participated Postal inspectors doubt tho $38,­ W E S T P A LM BEACH, Aug. 10.— •be i "vision question. Representa­ thnt instend o f tho $2.15,000,000 given agree to grant Governor Small n peace conference. Hut if the iuyHtory 000 shortage in 1018s They continue Joseph B. Elwoll’s name wns brought tive Kitchen, the Democratic lender, in Mr. Mellon’s statement to the com­ change o f venue outside Sangamon over the conduct of tho negotiations into the murder-postoffice robbery to insist that the shortage o f $20,000 "ho m detained nt his homo In North mittee nenrly $500,000,000 can ho ob­ mystery in which Lena Clnrke, post­ on which they have been specifically county for trial on the charges of with Germany is unexplained, it Is •ni'dii.n by illness, ha? been kept working here dates bnck no farther embezzlement o f state funds for which no less o f concern to cnpltol hill thun. fully informed on the public hearings tained from this source this fiscal mistress here nnd daughter of a re­ the governor was arrested ycBtertiny. the reason why a pence proclamation) tired clergyman, who has confessed than six or seven months. "'id it is understood that his counsel your. In a telegram to u local newspaper Tho nttorney propositions are thnt tho isn't issued. both the theft o f $32,00 from the logovernor's counsel file petition for a Mr. Hughes, it is contended, knows cnl postoffice nnd the slaying of F. A . Miss Clnrke Inst night said: change of venue nnd confer with whether a proclamation o f penco Is “ Hnvo noticed exaggerated reports Miltmore in Orlnndo. The name of Mortimer 1n nn effo rt to roach an necessary, he knows nil about tho law the whist expert, who was murdered concerning my* helping other people. agreement on some county acceptable in the case. The question was refer­ Want to sny to you to tell my friends in June, 1920, wns mentioned by Miss to both prosecution and defense. Thnt red to the department o f justice as a Clarke in a signed statement given the majority of people I have lent both sides agree to a speedy trial. way out— it was hoped the responsi­ money to wore soldiers who were down out in Orlnndo In which she stated bility for the issuance o f the procla­ nnd out because the government they thnt in 1918 Elwell hnd given her mation could ho placed on tho depart­ risked their lives for failed to* give $38,000 to cover a shortage for which BOBBED H A IR P U T ment o f justice nnd mnko it a domestic •>NK OF OLDEST A D M IR A LS then) a bonus after the war.’’ blamed Miltmore. UNDER BAND BY Means Abandonment of HheOfficials legal a ffa ir nnd not nn infringement ON RETIRED L IS T DIES This I h not borno outb y facts in and towns people here on tho handling o f foreign policy by Her lavish M. F IE LD & CO. v A T SAN FRANCISCO. Negotiations For scout her statement about Elwell In possession o f officials. tho secretary o f state. But something been carefully its entirety although at the time o f expenditures have Famine Relief hns happened. Even tho department ,, , v, <®r Tha AaaoelaUd Praia) checked with her Income. They includo Girl Employees Must Wear Hair Nets the Elwell murder there wns consid­ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. * 10.— o f justice has taken its time and gen­ a diamond ring for one girl, a dinner Until Hair Grows Out. erable reference to the ‘‘ mysterious R IG A , Aug. 10.—Soviet Russia hear Admiral Gtorgo ^Ink Kutz, re­ eral inference is that the president has in a locnl restaurant to 32 members — (B r Tba Aarociatad Praia* Miss Ellis o f Palm Beach.” Miss hns released only six of the tired, snid to ho tho second oldest liv­ CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— Orders posted told tho department it needn't hurry o f a church organization on tho night Clarke’s statement snld that she had American prisoners who have ar­ ing rear admiral In tho navy, died by Marshall Field £ Company today the decision. Meanwhile the depart­ iTeforc the robbery and numerous written to Elwell again fo r financial rived at Narva, Esthonla, but the nre Inst night. Ho wns eighty-six that girl clerks with bobbed hair muBt ment o f state 1 b hopeful o f an early Items for beyond tho amount of mon­ aid In May, 1920, a month before his yonrs old, fact that only this half dozen wear hair nctB until tresses grow out conclusio nof Its negotiations with death, and that his death precented ey she enrned as postmistress. were sent" out o f the country Is The many contradictory statements again. One clerk wns dismissed for Germany nnd onco an agreement with her from getting any reply. Officials M,SS STONE TO PLE A D IN S A N IT Y said today to threaten a long de­ the Berlin government is reached, i t hero ask tho question why Misn thnt hnve been made by tho woman refusing to obey tho rule. lay, in and perhaps abandonment will be casks to tako tho position that arc not deviating tho postal inspec­ Clarke’s name wns never before asso­ n e w YORK, Aug. 10.— Tho CABO Of o f negotiations for American TO PROI1E TOBACCO T R A D E the peace proclamation might as w ell tors from thoir original thoory of bor ciated with tho Elwell murder when MUs Olivia M. P. Stone, tho Clncinfamine relief In Russia. The W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 10.— The fed­ ho held up until after the separate full responsibility for the rohhory, and the letter for money which she soys nnti nurse, was wns postponed until Thurs, nur8°. prisoners released were: Captain eral trade commission waH directed, peace treaty with Germany Jb signed although they give no assurances to Hhe sent would jnost certulnly have « «y, when she wns nrrnigned yestorEminent K'lpatrlck, o f Unionunder a resolution adopted today by by both parties. . . this effect they nro understood to bo uroused suspicions in Now York es­ f “y a chnrgo of shooting nnd killtown, A la .; William Flick, Dr. ______________ 4 the senate, to invoBtigato conditions closing in on possible suspects who pecially when tho police were scorch­ g -Ills G. Kinkend, former corpora­ Weston B. Eves, Zenophom Blum— Get your Scratch Pads from The have received some o f, the $32,000 in tho tobacco trade, Including prices ing for a woman. tion counsel of Cincinnati, in Brookenthal, Henry J. Lemarc and Rus­ Herald— by the pound— 18c. * to producers and consumers. thnt hns not yet been accounted for. iyn last Friday. Elwell had a wlntef homo here on sell Patunger. . (Br Th. AupoUUd Tnu) NO WOMEN VIMY RIDGE ELECTED IN HERO LEADER VIRGINIA NOW OF CANADIANS •Jv ELWELL STORY NOT BELIEVED BY FAMILY OF MISS CLARKE -SH E WAS IN STATE AT TIME GOVERNOR OF ILLNESS ASKSCHANGE ONLY FEW PRISONERS . RELEASED FROM RUSSIA THREATENS LONG DELAY ____ ’ u �• ...... •4 * STATE NEWS L i Copyilgtit IV il H u t Sclullnet fc M u g JUST I T R E C E IV E D N ew Shipment of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX i ’ ------A N D ------- ’ SOCIETY BRAND SUITS i, a ! in Pin Stripes and Herringbone. SEE T H E N E W M ODELS FOR F A L L IN O U R W IN D O W \ Augustine Election on License Tax Fee . Postponed by City ST. A U G U S T IN E , Aug. 0.— Tho Ancient City had two special elections C L E A R W A T E R . — The death of last month, nnd is to bo saved another Captain Thomas Lowe, aged 01, at tho this month, at which It yrns expected homo o f his son, W esley B. Jones, It would be ascertained whether or not hero last Friday, marked the passing tho electorate o f St. Augustine ap­ o f one o f Plnellns county’s foremost proves tho local bill o f the lost F lori­ pioneers. H e wits for many yenrs da Legislature authorising the city o f engaged In tho fishing industry and St. Augustlno to fix license tax fees piled his trade not only in these wa­ regnrdlcss o f whnt tho Btato assesses. It hnB been decided not to hold elec­ ters hut frequently his ventures led him to Central and South America, tion this year, owing to the discovery Cuba, and the West Indies. He built by City Attorney E. Noblo Calhoun tho first Methodist church and frame nnd other city ofTidnls that such re f­ dwelling here and Inter nided materi­ erendum election could not be legally ally in tho erection o f another edifice. cnllcd and held and the necessary li­ Cnptnin Lowe first came to Pinellas cense ordinance enacted In time to be­ county from K ey W est In 1847 during come effective before October, when one o f his voyages on his boat, tho the new license fees will be due. Since “ Sen D rift.” Twelve years later ho it Is too late to nlTect this year’s li­ organized and headed n snmll party cense fees, it was'deemed advisnblc which migrated to the county from to postpone the election until Janu­ Key West. The party lived fo r some ary, when It can be hold in connection time in what is known ns the McMul- with a regular general election in the let place, but later Cnptnin Lowe, city, thereby saving the cost o f n spec­ brought a bont lond o f lumber from ial election. As n result o f considerable litiga­ Cedar Keys, and the dwelling and tion with the St. Johns Electric Co., church were erected. W ith tho com­ originating' In tho Circuit Court nnd ing o f the Civil W ar, Captain Lowo finally appealed to nnd settled by tho joined the confederate navy nnd wns Floridn Supreme Court, the city o f St. assigned ns pilot to the Snnvnnnnh. Augustine found Itself without legnl When word came o f Lee’s surrender, authority to impose license fees great­ Captain Lowo participated in the tank­ er than 50 pc rcent o f those assessed ing o fthe vessel. He again entered nnd collected by the State of Floridn. upon his fishing trade and built the As n result, the locnl charter wns “ Asn Lowe,” which wns fam iliar In tho coastwise trndo fo r ninny years amended by the 1921 session o f tho during the period o f reconstruction. Legislature to give tho city o f S t Cnptnin Lowo is survived by his w ife Augustine authority nnd power to fix the amount o f the licenso fees it shall nnd three sonB. impose, regardless of whnt tho State L L IV E OAK.— Approximately 440 chnrges various individuals, firms nnd carloads of watermelons were shipped corporations to do business, the legis­ from Suwannee county during tho lative act containing n referendum current senson according to shippers clnuse, providing thnt tho act would here. With incomplete statistics from, not become effective until it should McAlpin, O’ Brien and Brtmford, on lave received approval by tho voters the Atlantic Const Line, the Const nnd nt the polls. % fi't * * ' f THE STAR TO-DAY M O N T E B L U E in “T h e K entuckians’* On one aide the BIuo Grass aristocrats. Against them, the fierce, fighting folk of the mountainss. The stake— the state’s good name and the love of the Governors daughter. The battle-ground— the Cnpltols halls nnd lonely hills. The victory— come and see! A romance of stout hearts’ struggle and of love grent enough to sur­ render. ' Tomorrow— Bert Lytcll in “The Misleading Lady” • E N JO Y Y O U R T R IP Havo you over been “ caught short *ot cash” when touring and been cmbnrrnsscd at hotels, garages nnd shops by tho moro or less unwel­ come attitude toward your pcrsonnl checks? You can enjoy your trip, freo from anxiety regarding n\onoy mat­ ters If you kcop yourself supplied with those self-identifying, ovorywhcro-acceptcd, Bafo, convenient Cheques fo r travelers. ^ * Peoples Bank of Sanford Amrican Bankers Association A. B. A . WE 'SELL CHEQUES THEM - * LADIES, MEN AND BOYS- Seaboard handled 380 carlpads from other stations In the county. It 1s R E P U B LIC A N S TO PLAC E YO UR ORDERS FOR-------conservatively estimated thnt M cA l­ IN C R E A S E R A T E OF 1922 OLDSM OBILE 8, OLDSM OBILE 4, pin, O'Brien and Branford shipped ap­ P A R C E L POST. proximately 50 enrs. One o f the larg­ B U IC K 6, B U IC K 4, O LD SM O BILE W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. 9— Parcel est shippers placed the average selling S a n fo r d S h o e 8C TR U CK . Place your order now and post rates must be incrensed, if an price of themelons at $150 a cnr. investigation shows thnt this service avoid d elay ---------------------- —— * JA C K S O N V ILLE .— For the first is responsible for an expected1 de­ time in the history o f the Jacksonville ficit o f $70,000,000 in tho postal rev C lo t h in g C o .v * I ♦ Chnmbor o f Commerce steps arc being enuc this yenr, Postmaster Gcnornl T taken to determine thestand o f tho W ill II. IlnyH told tho United Press organization on tho labor nJcstion yesterday. The Home of H art Schaffner & M arx Accountants nnd postoffice engi­ 12.000 cars lmd it not .been fo r tha with numerous members expressing C A N T A L O U P E CROP and Society Brand Clones neers nre now checking through tho rnvngos o f aphis, which resulted in tho tho opinion thnt tho “ open shop” ON P A C IF IC H E A V Y . entire country to lenrn if tho pnrcol condemnation o f between 0,000 and would lyi favored. Secretary Kessler post is, ns suspected, one o f tho two 8.000 acres of late melons. hnH mailed to ench member a quesOf special intortst to Florida grow­ big losing ventures o f the department. ttonnlro asking that the member vote Railroads and enntaloupo growers ers o f cantaloupes is the announce­ Until 1920 postal revenues exceed­ ment just made by the United States have been told that ths movement of for or against the “ open shop” prin­ * * * * * * * . * * * County Commissioner ed expenditures for several years, hut department o f agriculture which de­ upward o f 10,000 curs o f iced canta­ , Takes His • Position ciple. now deficits nro showing, duo to busi­ clares that on July 9th, tho movomtnt loupes in such a short tiino haa been Despite Whiteeapping G A IN E S V IL L E — All crops in Flor­ ness depression, incrensed wages nnd from Imperial Valley, Cal., had reach­ a Herculean task, hut has been hand­ increased compensation to railroads ed 9,952 cars, or 857 enrs in excess of led with a minimum o f confusion. ' t • ida nrc practically “ laid by” and pre­ i BU SIINF.LL, Aug. 9.— II. R. Fields, * * * * * * * * * * parations for fall planting are in for enrrying mail. the total movement for 1920, which Cars nnd ice were plentiful, tho rc|Mirt who on the evening of July 29 wns “ The pnreel post system is a com­ wns the henviest preceding season. concludes, nnd the melons reached the progress, according to the weekly re­ kidnapped by five masked men nnd W H E R E T H E Y I’ L A Y T O D A Y view o f crop conditions in this state mercial venture pure nnd simple,” Although tho movement has been ex­ market in good condition. severely whipped, wns yesterduy to said Ilnys. “ There is every reason, Jacksonville at Dnytonn. assume office ns county commissioner made by the Federal Department of therefore, why it should he made nt ceptionally > heavy, tho (lepnrtment J E R A L D ADS get results. St. Petersburg at Lakeland. of Flngler county, to which position Crop Estimates, for the week ending least self supporting. This does not adds, the total might have reached •Orlando nt Tumpa. Saturday. Late corn was reported ho wns appointed just prior to the generally, in excellent condition. Wet lold true o f somo other servieos ren­ beating. dered by the postofflce which neces­ HOW T H E Y S T A N D Although the situation is Bunnell weather is unfavorable for the cotton l’ct. has been quiet since the whipping crop; picking hns started. L I.nto sarily must be accomplished nt a w. oss.” .052 31 58 of Fields, citizens from the western planting o f sweet potatoes continues, Hays declined to sny whether he .547 39 .47 section of the county have estab­ the report snid, nnd early potatoes approved o f the proposed one cent .512 42 .44 lished and maintained n bodyguard nre moving in cnr lots. Prospects for .437 about Fields’ home for the past week hay and pasture were described ns an ounce incrcnse in fifst dnss mail 49 38 .401 in order to prevent any further viol­ good. Rain Is snid to he in te rferin g rates ns proposed by Secretary of tho 48 41 St. .391 ence. Fields was ordered to leave the with harvesting. 56 .30 Tho condition o f Treasury Mellon as a revenue pro­ city in 48 houra, but has refused to pasture continues to Improve. No ducer. Postal officials, however, nri // • RESULTS Y E S T E R D A Y change from Inst week’s review is re­ known to he against this. do so. Hays explained why a deficit is ex­ A Indy who hnd n family of three children didn't Florida Stntc League Mr. Fields wns expected to make ported for the citrus crop. Prospects wm\t nny more because she hnd henrd thnt every fourth a strenuous effo rt to effect tho re­ nre placed nt fa ir to good. Local mar" pected this year nnd gave nn itemized A t Daytona 0, Jacksonville 5. organization of the county board kets nre said to he full of inangocH, statement showing where nnd how tho child horn in the world wns n Chinaman. A t Tumpa 4, Orlando 13. W' with* himself ns chairman in plnce guavas nnd other tropical fruits. Tho department plans to reduce operating A t Lakeland 1, St. Petersburg 8. \ of N. E. Roberts of the third district condition o f all live stock continues coftts by nearly $15,000,000. -------- ■/ A ludicrous, perhaps, ns nn old misconception some “ For tho fiscal yenr ending June and also endeavor to annul the F. b. good. There is n prospective shnrtSouth Atlantic Association skepticnl folks used to have about advertising. Smith road-building contract for tho ngo o fhogs for fattening, the review 30, 1921, the deficit will he found to A t Columbiu 2, Spartanburg 0. hardsurfnclng of the Haw Creek road Hays. Truckers are busy pluntlng he approximately '$84,000,000 when A t Chnrlotte 3, Greenville 12. There was a.time, whpn some advertisements hnd Chnrleston-Augusta, not scheduled. for 39 miles. seed beds nnd preparing ground for th creports nro all nvnilnhle. O f this, to be taken with a grain of salt. A few misguided ad­ Strong efforts have been made to winter crops. Supply and wngos o1’ about $73,000,000 wns due to increas­ vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by have Fields come down and let tho American League ___ |farm labor are about normal in most ed compensation ordered hy congress misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long business hcadH o f Bunnell select a to employes, nnd $11,000,000 \v*ns ad­ A t Washington 10, St. Louis 5. since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard sections. . -' disinterested man— thnt is, one who ditional pay to railroads uunder inter­ A t Philadelphia 3-0, Cleveland 4-7. experience taught them that untruthful advertising ns been in no way connected with state commerce decisions. A t New York 7-4, Chicago 0-5. didn’t pay. T A M P A . — Federal prohibition political controversy— for the A t Boston 0, Detroit 1. place and recommend his appointment agents under the direction o f Deputy whether tho hoys want it known, but Other advertisers proved thnt the only way tq ad­ Marshal J. E. Cox, who say they are to the governor. we sort of ugreed between us to make National l.cuguc vertise successfully, make regular customers, nnd build It is asserted that to Htop the pres­ well versed In tho lore of the moon­ up the old man’s bond ourselves and up good will was to T E L L THE* ABSOLUTE TR U TH A t Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 3. ent contractor will involve the county shiner, recently encountered an irres let him stuy out there.’’ A t Chicago 8, New York 0. about their goods in their advertisements. in a number of lawHuitH. The general istihlo bnrrier in their relentless hunt A t Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 4. fund of the county is very low owing fo r Illicit whiskey dlstillcra. They O CALA.— The stnte convention of A t St. Louis 7, Boston 0. You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer to the large liat of delinquent tnxes pounced down upon a moonshiner the Floridn Division of tho National and the county iH in no shape to figh t right in the midst o f operations near who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly Farmers’ Union will he held in Ocala Southern Association law Buits at this timfc and may not Six Mil? creek, and immediately plnc- August 24, 25, and 20 nnd in addition what it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus­ A t New Orleuns 7, Memphis 3. bo for months, and it is this future of ed tho jonn under arrest. The pnrniness. The store that advertises is a progressive store to tho rcgulnr business sessions the A t Nashville 9, Atlanta 3. the affair that lendH ho much bitter­ phcrnnlin wuh destroyed nnd they delegates will bo nddressed hy promi­ that hns something really worth while to sny to you. A t Chattanooga 1, Birmingham 10. ness to the opposition to Fields— ho started away with thoir captive. But And companies thnt advertise their'products or their nent speakers, including C. S. Barrett, Othcra, not scheduled. having pledged himself nt tho meeting a little eight year old daughter of tho service have confidence in them. You can safely share president of tho National Farmers’ last Sunday to figh t the Smith con­ innn counldn’t set things In thnt light their confidence. Union, Dr. C. K. McQuarric, of the American Association tract and to have It annulled. Tho nnd tugging nt Deputy C o x ’b trous­ State Department of Agriculture nm At Milwaukeo 00, Minneapolis 13. validity of tho contract was maintain­ ers, plcndod hysterically that “ Daddy” * Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in the M. Ronds, Stnte Marketing Com­ ed by the Circuit Court by enjoining not ho taken away. “ I didn’t have At Loulsvjllo 7, Toledo 8. quality clothes of advertising. missioner. Entcrtninmcnt features tho bourd of county commissioners A t IndlunnpollB 8, Columbus 4. nny heart loft fo r thnt job,” tho depu­ arranged include a picnic and Rightfrom making nny change in it several Others not scheduled. ty said. “ None o f tho hoys did. Hecing trip down the Silver und OklaR E A D TH E ADVER TISEM ENTS! months ngo; it wbh also passed upon There wns that littlo girl talking bro­ wnha rivers. by Landis, Fish nnd Hull, of DcLand MOORS THREATEN MELILLA ken English mixed with French, nnd Mr. Barrett will discusH “ Tho Port an attorneys for F. F. Smith, coitracin nHking fo r her Daddy. I don’t sup­ tho Farmers’ Union hnB Played LONDON, Aug. 8.— Tho Moorish tor, as well us being passed upon us m pose they had enough to cat in tho National Legislation From Its Birth rebels are reported to huvo arrived I legitimate nnd of full force at the timo house. And if wo took tho mun nwny Until Now nnd Its Aims for the Fu­ outside tho wals o f Melllju causing tho Harper contract wuh assigned by nnd left tho mother and kids— there ture” 1and Dr. McQuarric “ Tho Part • panic in tho city, says n^dlspatch to H. G. Harper to J. N. IMdcock in the were five in nil— alone in thnt part of tho Fnrmors’ Union Hns Played in tho tho Dally Mall from Tangier. Span­ early part of this year. It I b Pld- tho woods, you couldn’t toll what Fight for Bettor Farming in Florida.” “T O D A Y ’S N E W S T O D A Y !” ish civilians are sold to bo hastily cock’a assignment o f tho contract to might hnppcn.” Ho was nsked whnt Both will speak at tho inltiul session F. F. Smith thnt Fields objects to und seeking safetyy on board shlpB in tho did happen. “ W ell, I don’t know of the convention. expects to kill. ' harbor. N. H. GARNER ;; SPORT WORLD One Born Every Fourth M inute > I Sanford Daily Herald R / . ■ ■> , ,i 4 1 1 �.... :* •.>>-vcr. >'*1® THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1921 Mltfl. FRED DAIGBR, Society Bdftoi Rhone 217-W SOCIAL C A LE N D A R Wednesday.— Mrs. Sam Yountz will . entertain the members o f the D. A . 5J: Bridge club at her homo on Ulagnolia avenue at 0:30 a. m. : Saturday— Children’s Story Hour will be held at the Central Park at 6 -o'clock. delicious refreshments consisting o f fru it Ico and Individual cakos carry­ ing out the pretty color schemo were served by the hostess assisted by Miss P a tte r Aycock. Am ong the guests present wore: Miss M cll Whitncr; Mesdamcs Geo. Bishop, Sam Yountz, W. ,J. Thigpen, Carl Roumlllat, o f Jacksonville; D. L. Thrasher, J. C. Bennett nnd W . T. Morgnn. Tho club members were Mesdamcs Claude HownYd, A. B. Wallace, F. E. Roumlllat, E. F. Householdre, B. L. Perkins, M. S. W iggins, D. P. Drummond nnd W . C. Hill. 1 W . S. Stockton, o f Palatkn, was here yesterday on a business mission. T H E Lam ar G. Carter, o f Orlando, was fil the city yestcrJay transacting business. Clay Bridges, o f North Carolina, ■** la spending several weeks here with his aunt, Mrs. W . A. Zachary. • ---------- Mrs. M. 11. Terry, of Miami, who has been the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Junic Iloumillat, left yesterday for Orlando, where she will spend a few •lays before going to Pass-a-Grille. Miss Mable Bowler, leaves tomor­ row for Jacksonville where she will upend several days. Cnrley nnd Mnurice Zelmenovetz, o f Brunswick, Gn., are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Sam Bnumel. B. E. Polnk, o f Hendersonville, N. 'C\, is spending Severn' days in this -*i'y, stopping at the MoiKjzumn. W , D. <\uMin, o f .ItH.innvdle, was in the city yesterday stopping at the Montezuma. D E L IG H T F U L BRIDGE PARTY. A delightful social event o f yester­ day afternoon wns the bridge party given by Miss Mable Bowler, at her home on Magnolia avenue, the guests including the members o f the Mon­ day Bridge Club and a few extra guests there being three tables o f .players, A charming color scheme o f pink was emphasized in the use o f roses Hibiscus and crepe myrtle, combined with fern, which wore artistically ar­ ranged in vases and baskets in the rooms where tile card tallies wero . placed. Scvernl absorbing games wore played, and the prize fat* the club members, a silver lemon fork was won by Mrs. E. F. Householder, while the prize fo r the high score among the guests, a gold china salt and pop­ per shaker, was presented to Mrs. •George Bishop. A t . the conclusion o f the card game + + + + .j..j.+.;. 4 + .j. 4..;. .;. 4. .j..j..;. * m * B R O W N LE E S E N JO YIN G T H E M O U N T A IN A IK . A card from Dr. nnd M r^ E. D. Brownlee says that they are almost frozen up at Montrent, North Caro­ lina, and had to Wear their raincoats all dny to keep warm. Also they are having a fine time and enjoying the meetings very much. Their many friends here W ill be dolighted to know that Dr. nnd Mrs. Brownlee are enjoying their vacation. Mrs. C. W. Stokes and daughter, Alias Dorothy, returned home yester­ day where they hnve spent the pnst fe w days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.' Sorrell. They were ac­ ASSO C IA TE D D A IL IE S companied homo by MisscB Hazel W IL L M E E T S A T U R D A Y . Sorrell and Martha Tufts, who spent the day ns their gueBts. The Associated Dailies of Florida, tho strongest! newspnper organiza­ Miss Alice Gooding McKim has re­ tion in tho State, will meet nt Deturned home from Burbnnk, Fla., Land Snturdny, nnd hnve n business where she hns spent the summer with session, nnd nnd Snturdny w ill bo her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Turner. tho guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. F itzger­ ald, nt thoir home in Daytona Bench, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Turner and Sunday. Tho Associated Dailies two children a rrived yesterday in comprise the live wlros o f all the thcr enr fro \ Burbnnk, Fla., and arc dailies o f the State, nnd since the or­ the guests o f Mrs. Turner's parents, ganization o f the association, about Mr. and Mrs. W. M.McKim, for sev­ one year ngo, hnve accomplished ns eral days. much ns other similar organizations attempted in ton yenrs. A big bunch II. C. PuBoso left yesterday for will go to DcLnnd nnd Daytona. North Carolina. Mr. DuuBose will be away until next Wednesday. CARD OF T H A N K S . Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. McBride and guests, Mrs. J. M. Hnrris nnd Miss M nrpiret Harris, o f W inter I’nrk, motored to Dnytona Bench this morn­ ing where they will spend today nnd tomorrow. Daily FashionHints 66(17-9130' CHIC AND DEMURS It is one of the favorite ways of P irl9 this season to fashion the hlon«c and skirt of a costume in win m-.. i . ” ntrrials. Here the skirt in of white aj orts silk, accordion plaited, while tho blouse is of orange crCpc Georgette trimmed with lace. The sash is ol twetoned ribbon, with orange dominating the color scheme. Medium si’ze re­ quires .V'j yards 36-intll material for the skirt and 21, yards .'6-inch Geor­ gette for the blouse, with ?i yard fdet ;,iM\tion mid t vnrd medallions. t’ ictiii.d Rex lew Blouse No. 8887. Si> *, 81 to 50 inches bust. Price, 20 cents Skirt No. 9126. Sizes, 24 to 34 incites waist. Price, 30 cents. We are prepared to dress or furnish material for dress­ ing1Mohair, Artificial Leather or closed car tops. We are distributors for PEERLESS top dressings and lining dyes. Manufactured by one of the largest and oldest standard varnish companies. s 315 West First St. Phone 499 Sanford, Fla. Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — S H E E P M A N U R E G O A T MI ■A 1N U R*. !EJ And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 536 BEFO REBRCAKFftST The fish bite better at ccrtnin times than others. The mosquito, too, has | 8 ays you really feel clean, sweat his periods o f activity, nnd the des- I *nd fresh inside, and pised red bug, or chigger, only at­ •re seldom ill. tacks your skins nt stated seasons. i f you are accustomed to wnke up Also the rnttlcsnako and tho moensin desist from biting and take a rest with coated tongue, foul breath or a We wish to thank those who help- during the cooler months, hut there j dull headnehe; or if your meals sour oil us, sympathized with us, nnd is one species o f animnls bite that |and ferment, you have a real surprise brought the henutiful flowers that claims all seasons for its own. It awaiting you. our baby loved, nt the time o f our Tomorrow morning, immediately oidy attacks its own kiind, nnd, like recent bereavement. • Espeeinl ap­ upon arising, drink a glass o f hot death, it loves a shining mark. Its preciation is due Dr. Robison nnd water with a teaspoonful of limestone venom is not fatal, hut it will some­ phosphate in it. This is intended to his nurse, who did everything possi­ times disfigure its victim for life. Its ble for our baby. first neutralize nnd then wash out of peculiarity is that it bites most often your stomach, liver, kidneys and thir- ‘ MR. and MRS. E. E. W A L K E R . where there is least provocation. No ty feet o f intestines all the indiges-j one iis immune from its attacks. It tilde waste, poisons, sour bile and B IL L Y S U N D A Y IS is called the back-biter.— Eustis Lake toxin:., thus cleansing, sweetening and R ELE ASE D FROM HIS Region. .m purifying the entire alimentary ca­ O R LAN D O E NG AG E M E NT. nal. R E V IV A L OF T H E Those subject to headnehes, back­ Billy Sunday wants to flng his en­ LUM BER BUSINESS aches, bilious attacks, constipation or gagement with Orlando, according to stomach trouble, are urged to get a n statement made public today by tht Tlie opening of the lumber business quarter pound of limestone phosphate President o f the Orlando Chnniber o f to full swing in the south is expected from the drug store and begin enjoy­ Commerce. Mr. Sundny was to speak to he realized within three months, it ing the morning inside bath. here next winter. His reason for re­ was the concensus o f opinion of the Just as hut water and soap cleanse, questing n release is that he will he representatives o f the Southern Pine purify nnd freshen the skin, so hot needed in other parts o f the country Association in an all-day conference water* and a teaspoonful of limestone and lie is afraid Orlando will lie too Saturday in the Mason Hotel, phnrphntu uct on the stomach, liver, busy entertaining thotourists to give ' The present marking time period kidneys nnd bowels. Limestone phos­ much attention to ids meeting. By 1wossld soon be supplanted with b’ .atle phate is an inexpensive white powder unanimous vote the Chamber o f Com- " '" I activity and Jacksonville ar.i oth- and almost tasteless.— Adv. incrce released Mr. Sunday with re- vr southern ports would sho o sliipping business and railroail orders, it T I ’ E M AN A L W A Y S grot.— Reporter-Star. wuh declared. "JU S T GOING TO.' Jacksonville was rce utly selected METZ A N D THOM PSON He was just going to help n neigh­ as headquarters o f the association for ON D YE PRO PO SITIO N. bor when he died. development work in Florida nnd . -------- I He was just going to pay a note ! Georgia and it wns particularly to W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. I).—1 The sen­ diseuss conditions in these states that when it went to protest. ate nuance committee today heard a the session was held. Over 30 mem­ He meant to insure his house, but lengthy statement in opposition to dye bers from all parts o f the Southern it burned be'ore he got around to it. embargo provisions in the Fordnoy pine belt attended. He was just going to reduce his tarid bill from H. A. Mot, New York This wns the first session to he debt when Ids creditors "shut down" dye maker and importer, and n de­ held in the city. The local office was on him. fense o f the administration o f tho Opo»otl July 1 by W. E. Gardner local He wns just going to stop drinking presdnt war time dye import restrie- mnnager, well known lumber man. and diissipating when Ids health be­ tion from Henry B. Thompson o f Thomas Hamilton, o f Live Oak, came wrecked. Greenville, Del., chairman o f the state vice-president at the session. .1. E. He was just going to introduce a department’s advisory committee on Rhodes, secretary and manager, with better system into his business when import applications. Mr. Metz charged olTices in New Orleans, and J. E. it went to smash. Francis P. Garvan, former alien prop- Jones, chief inspector, were also preaHe was just going to quit work erty custodian, with having brought cut.— Florida Metropolis, awhile and take a vacation when pressure to hear against iirms oppos­ nervous prostration came. COOKED FOOD SALE. ing a due embargo when such a plan Ho was just going to provide prop­ The ladles o f the Ladies’ Union o f wa sbcforc congress in 1919. er protection for his wife and family The hearings before the committee tho Congregational church will hnve a when his fortune wns swept away. in the controversy ns to whether the cooked food sale Saturday at the He was just going to call on a euustarilf shall contain dye cmhnrgo pro­ Union Pharmacy. tomer to close n deal when he found visions neared the end tonight and his competitor got there first and se­ Pest enrds— local views— lc each nt Chairnuin Penrose said he iiopcd to cured the order.— Philadelphia Asso­ dean up the subject early tomorrow. the Herald office. ciation Hullutin. A n n o u n c in g V.. .*■«. ■ Joslcf Erl Walker, bom April 2nd, 1010, died August l t 1021, aged 2 yenrs, 4 months and >5 days. Not only will fnthcr, mothor and littlo brothors, miss the sound* o f his lit­ tle foot steps, but all o f his kindred nnd friends as woll, fo r tho beauti­ ful nnd attractive littlo darling was loved by nil who knew him. W ith his perfect features, scorning good health nnd cheerful naturo, it is not n won­ der that the truth came as a blow almost unbearable; still, let us pray cnmcstly that the bid vision o f our baby may fado into a more lovely ono. Ho in snfo in tho arms o f the first, real true friend that children ever know. Wo recall Just noW, something o f the .great ilovo and sympathy which IIo possessed for all the little children. Ho is tho same Saviour today, ns in those days. A real Saviour gone to pcoparo a real plncc for us. Js it not wonderful? How can wo grievo more, when wo know thnt our fa ir little Joe Is nt home with tho loving nnd powerful Saviour o f us nil. He will never ngnin suffer pain, Borror, or death. W e can go to him, see his beauti­ ful countenance ,hls« benming blue eyes, nnd know fo r ourselves thnt there will never, nevor, bo no more parting. What more could wc nsk? By His Aunt, MRS. W. A. HOPKINS. ❖ 4**S*+❖ 4*♦+•>+4* •>❖ +♦++♦+4* •>++*> ❖ 4*+❖ *5*4-+++++•> 4 *+++4* •>++++++a.,j.+^ N O T A R AR E A N N U A L . E ITH E R . .j.+ * .j. 4.4.+.}.4.+ 4..)..;..}. .5. + + 4. $.}.+4. + -j.4.+ 4.+ 4..j. •>4*4*•{•»4* •>4-41•>4*4*•>4>4*4*4*❖ 4*4*4** ❖ , ❖ The Rotnry Club o f Miami is at­ tempting to come to the rescue of the school children of Dade county. Brief­ ly put, the school finances o f't h e county are in a "depornblu condition" and unless relief is forthcoming im­ mediately there will be no’ school this coming autumn. Indeed, tho situation in so had that tho receipts from taxes will not bo enough to pay the outstanding nnd pant due in­ debtedness let alone the maintenance and operation o f tho schools for the coming year. Therefore it is pro­ poned by tho Miami Rotnrlans to or­ ganize nn incorporutd company, sell stock to the amount o f $400,000, loan thin money ns needed to the Dndo county bonrd of public inntruction nt 8 per cent interest, the money to bo used for operation only nnd not to pay oir debts and eventually to bo refunded ns rapidly nB possibilc. Mi­ nnd is nlwnys doing big nnd Inter­ esting things. The whole state will watch the outcome o f this effort to keep Dade’s schools open.— Lakeland Telegram. the Level reputation w e’ ve made in the lum ber business and th at’ s the way wc propose to continue. W h en lum ber took a big d rop — down went our prices— to the b ottom . A n d yo u ’ ll find us filling your ord er w ith the v ery best grade o f stuff that your m oney can buy anywhere. W h eth er it's a clothes pole o r a carload you can depend on full measure, good qu ality, p rom p t service and low price. HILL LUMBER 00. SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE Wouldn’t You Laugh ----- if you saw your next door neighbors dressed in an­ imal skins? That’s because centuries have come and gone since clothes of hide slipped into the limbo of things that are past. Every day new styles appear— new products thnt save time, labor and money are introduced— new com­ forts, new conveniences and new ideas continually are being offered for your benefit. The advertisements bring you the news of all this progress. Head the advertisements and you will keep abreast of the styles— you’ll know every product that goes to make life more enjoyable. And the advertisements will tell you where to get these things, how to get them and how much to pay for them. The advertisements are daily directories to wise buying. Read the advertisements. Protect yourself in buying by getting those products which have proved their worth by making good under the spotlight of con­ sistent publicity. Read the advertisements and buy the advertised products! Sanford Daily Herald “T O D A Y ’S N E W S T O D A Y ” ■ Burns Bandage the iput with plenty of nothing ^entholamn . C 0 0 U and h i v gantly and antUaptlcaOy. ■ ■■■•' --C . ... ,, ■ i �uT 'iw ■A . ir iv a W ' THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921 PAGE HW* * _ THE A B C OF TICK ERADICATION A Conservative Bank W ith Progressive Ideas % By DR. W. F. BLACKM AN, of TH E W E K IW A RANCH — (Former Member of the 8tate Livestock Sanitary Board) •A *U #*- * >*4*14f Though proud of our long record of past achieve­ ments in assisting in the development of a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more intensive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions are created by Pro­ gressive Individuals. Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— , "Nothing is over decided until it I h millions, this might properly be called decided righ t"; this ancient nnd sagac­ n sizable family. ious saying applies in tlck-cradicstion (1) And now for a vitnl fact, never as well na everywhere else. for an instant to be lost sight o f— the The people o f Florida arc certain, shortest time in which the female tick, Hooncr or later, to decide and decree nftcr attaching herself to the cow, can tRnt tho cattle fever tick must go, Tho rcnch maturity nnd be ready to lay range cattlemen nnd others who op­ eggs, In fourteen days. I f she ia de­ pose this reform mny us well under­ stroyed on this fourteenth day, not stand that the agitation of this matter only she but all the thousands of eggs will go on with increasing vigor until within her body arc destroyed. Is it the right verdict Is pronounced by tho not ns plain a i n pike-staff thnt if all, people, and completely executed. of the cnttle in a given nren, small or . Meantime, there are a number of large, are dipped in an arsenical solu­ misapprehensions about the work— its tion which kills ticks every fourteen necessity, methods and vnlue— which dnys for a ccrtnin length of time, the should be cleared away. supply o f ticks In that nren will be (n ) To begin with, it must be un­ exhausted? No ticks, no more eggs; derstood thnt some half-dozen or no eggs, no more ticks. Is it not more different vnrietics o f tick are dear that when people soy, " I t will found on cnttle In Florida. W ith only j he better, or about ns well, to dip cot­ one o f these, the mnrgaropus annuls-1 tie on*e a month or so," they are uttus, have we arty concern. j tcrly missing tho vital point nnd uso (b ) This pa-tleulnr tick, nnd no o f the process? Dipping once a other, carries in its body (usually tho’ monlh gives n chance for two broods not invariably) the germ o f Texas fc- of ticks to mature on every cow be­ ver, just ns one ccrtnin variety of tween dippings and spawn their thoumosquiio harbors tho germ o f malnrin. sands of fertile and fatal eggs on the It introduces this micro-organism into ground. This process would net era­ the blood stream o f cattle when lt dicate ticks in a thousand years; but bite? them. a dipping every fourteen days, for a (c ) This species of tick is not found period long enough to starve auch on the bodies o f rabbits, possums, ticks in the pasture ns fail to find a coons, dogs, gophers or other animals, bovine host, will stop the supply of but only on cnttle, deer and bison, t-ggs, and thus dry up the life stream nnd very rarely on horses and mules. at its sourco and obliterate the spec­ There is therefore no need of dipping ies. An aren trented in this wuy gophers, ns some assert, in order to thoroughly (mark the word) will destroy this pest. never again till doom’sdny have any (d ) The fever germ, when intro­ ticks, unless these are brought in duced into the body of cnttle by ticks from some other infected region. — nnd there is no other way in which (m ) Cuttle arc not killed or injured it is ever so introduced— multiplies in nny considerable numbers by being with incredible rapidity, attacks the dipped, when this is carefully done. blood cells, breaks down the red cor­ Reports to the contrnry arc either fab­ puscles, and engenders poisons which rications, intended to deceive the pub­ produce n specific disensc, called tick lic, or else, in cases o f such disaster, fever or splenetic fccor. Young calves the arsenical solution used was not which harbor the tick commonly sur­ properly made and tested, or the cat­ vive the diseaso and become largely tle were over-driven, over-he;.tcd, "Immune” to it in Inter life; other over-excited or otherwise improperly cnttle, not thus "immunized" nrc handled. (n ) Uut some o f our cattlemen sny made permanently sick, impoverished in blood, thinned in flesh, reduced in that it is impossible to round up the strength nnd breeding power, nnd they cattle on the open ranges nnd in the usually die. I f n native-born calf marshes nnd jungles, for the purpose happens to escape the infection until of dipping them. Hut is it impossihe is n yenrling, he is then nnd there-j bio? I admit thnt it is n difficult after as susceptible to tick fever as and costly thing to do, but 1 cannot though be were imported full-grown think that it is impossible— and the from Virginia or Nebraska. chief reason I cannot think so, is this (e ) It is unsafe to introduce pure- big fnct, that throughout a stretch in­ bred sires or dams into an infected eluding several entire (States, the tick territory, for the purpose o f improv­ has already been eradicated, in pine ing the native stock, unless these ani­ woods nnd dense hummocks, in re­ mals come from a tick-infected area, gions of fenced farms and on open in which case they are o f inferior val­ ranges, in swamps nml marshes. The man who opposes his mere opinion as ue, ( f ) On account o f the quarantine to what can be done to an accomplish­ regulations o f the Federal govern­ ed anti gigantic F A C T like this, is ment and the various states, it is ini- amusing, and also disheartening. If the cattlemen who say that the pussiblc to ship cattle out o f a tick area without encountering grave de­ tick cannot be exterminated in Florida lays and difficulties nml considerable are honest in this contention, let the n expense. Thus, we in Florida, nrc Cnttle Raisers Association semi practically excluded from the mar­ committee of investigation to one county each of South Carolina, Geor­ kets o f the country. ( g ) Directly nnd indirectly, the cat gia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana tie tick causes an unnecessary loss to and Texas— not, indeed, to counties this state o f millions of dollars un­ where cattlemen have dynamited vats and in every other wny obstructed the nunlly. (h ) The word "eradication” must work, but to counties whose people he understood and emphasized. The have heartily nnd faithfully supported effort is not to keep down the number it. Let this committee inform itself o f ticks on cattle to a safe nml reas­ us to what has been done, under what onable point, to dip them "when they conditions, by what methods, at what need it” as the foolish phrase runs; cost, nnd with what net results, and what is proposed is the total orndica- j let them report back to the Associa­ tion from the entire state of this pest, tion, whether favorable or unfnvorFundnmcntally, we are treating, not I able. Will the Association do this? If individual cnttle, but LA N D , a given territory, a state. This fnct is hard not, why not? to lodge in the brains o f our people. I will not now go further with this I f the land, tbc ground, is freed of alphabetical lesson— enough has been ticks, the cnttle will be free also. written to set forth the chief elements (!) It 1h possible to eradicate ticks o f the problem. I hope so simply and from Florida. This, I think, will be clearly thnt "the wayfaring iftun, tho’ agreed to by any ordinary intelligent a fool, need not err therein.” and honest person who clearly under­ The citizens o f Florida, especially, stands the following points and souks I may say, our large new body of his mind with them thoroughly: women voters—are gradually learning jlThe Seminole County i Bank.... “ A financial Institution with a successful past and a young man’s •» vision of the future" 44+4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 CHULUOTA INN O P E N A L L TH E Y E A R Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable P r ic e s -----------------------------NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TAX DEEDB UNDER SECTION ATS OF THE OENERAL BTATUTE8 LAWS OF FLORIDA LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. August Hour Nolle* la timbjr rltea that Oharlaa D. Carj. 10 11 ...................................... 7:26 purrbaaor of Tax Ortlflcate No. 10, tlalcA tbc 3ml day of Juno, A. p. into, baa fil'd anld .........................................3:23 certificate In my office and baa made applies, 12 _________________________ 0:10 13 14 15 16 17 .......................................10:14 .......................................11:08 .......................................11:50 ...................................... 12:47 ...................................... 1:31 18 ................................................2:11 . 10......... 2:48 2f t ................................................ 3:24 21 .......... A ............ ................... 4:00 22 .........................................4:30 23 24 .........................................6:05 25 .........................................2. . 0:26 26 ...................................... 7:23 27 .........................................8:27 28 ........................................ 9:31 2 0 ...............................................10:30 Notice of Application for Tnx Deed Under Section 575, General Stntutes. Laws of Florida Notice is hereby given thnt Mamie Corbett, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 127, tinted the 2nd day o f June, A D. 1H10, has filed said certificate in my olTieo, anti has made application for tax ileeil to issue in accordance with low. Said certificate embraces the following described property fituittul ia Seminole County, Florida, to«it: Lots 51 to 51, J. O. Packard’s lirst Add. to Midway. Tho suid land being assessed at the date of tho issnamv of such certificate in the numo of Unknown. Unlsa Hnid certificate shall he redeemed according to law •ax deed will issue thereon on tho 12th day of August, A, I). 1021. Witness my official signature and seal this the 0th day of July, A. D. 1M I. i SEAL) 7-Ofitc tlon for tax deed to Imub In accordance with late. Halil certificate embrarea the following deacrlbed property In Seminole County, Florida, to*wlt: W H of SE'4 Of HW Ii of swti and HWU of HKti Of SWVi and NWVi of HWH ly­ ing H of w line ofHanfurd (Irani (teea K » ft. N. anti K. 'by GUO ft. H and W In HK corner and Ibaa N 714 ch.) Sec. SO, Twp. 10 S, ltinxe 30 K. containing 23 ntrea. The aald land lielne aaacaacd at lb, date of the laanance of auch certificate In the name of Elliaheth Ktaael. Al»o: Tax CcrtlMcate No. IS, dated the 2nd day of June, A. I). 1010, baa filed aald certi­ ficate In my office and haa made application for tax deed to laane In accordance wilh lac*. Hald certificate embrace* the following deaerthed property elluated In Hemlnolo County, Flori­ da, to-wlt: All NKV, In Sanford (Irani tleaa lie*. 43 Ik* W of NK cor. run W to Intersec­ 5:17 tion of \V line of Hanford (Irani HWly alone (Irani lino 15.00 ch. H 4.CS ch. NKly 1T.83 ch. to lief.). Sec. 3t, Twp. to H., Range 30 E. 110 acree. The aald land betn* aaaeaaeil at the (late of the linuance of *ueh certificate In tbe name of Elliabeth K in d. Alao: Tax Certificate No. 22, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. lull), haa filed aald cerllflenlt In my office and haa made application for lax deed to Issue In accordance with law. Hald certificate embraces the following de­ scribed properly situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlti Ilex, NW cor. of N K q See. 32. Twp. Ill H., Itanxc 30 H. Itun K 12 ch, S 20 ch. to S and I, K Hy Wly alone same ch, N 2t) (lex. W 10.00 ch. w ID ch. S 11.13 ch. NEly 23 ch. H 14 ilex, B H clb. H 01 (lex., W lo pt. 30 cb W of B line of Sec. and 10 ch N of H lino of NIHi H. 10 ch W lo SW cor of NW H of Sec. to NW cor. of Sec. K to twx. IU7 ncrea. Ttie said laud lielnx assessed at the date of the Issuance of auch certificate In the name of Jacob Ktaael, Untese said cerllflcatea elmII 1*. redeemed aceordlnx to law. tax deed will Issue thereon on the 1st day of September, A. |i. 1021. Witness my official alxnature unit seat this the Stitts day of July, A. I*. 1021. ISB At. I B. A. IIOtltll.AHS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. Hy; A. M. WEEKS, lb C. 7-27-Oto NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER BECTION &7&. OENERAL 8TATUTEB, LAWS O f FLORIDA. Nutlet* lx hereby Given Hint I*, lb [tine*. |mrrlimer of Tnx Certificate No. 20(1. (IhI piI the 4lh liny of June, A. I). 1000, bn* flleil onl<l certi­ fied !' Ik my office, nml him made U|it>llcatli>(i for tnx deed to t**ue In accordance With law Hnhl rertlflcnlo emtirdce* the follonrlnx dedcrlheil |irn|K-rty •ituated In Seminole County. Fieri.In. to-wlt: Ilex. NB cor uf \V'4 of KRq, Hec. 32, Tw(>. Ill H.. ItnnXB 30 B., run N 3 dm, K 14.11) rli*., H 5 dm.. H -15 ilr|rm , W 7.07 dm. H 3 ch*. \V 5 ch», H K0 link* thrnco NWly to lung. '17.1’ *n)d hind lu'tiig n**i>«*cil r.t the date of tin* t**nance of *nch certificate In the nnin* of Unknown. Unle** milil certificate eltall t«> redeemed accordlnx to law tax deed will In­ ane tlmreon on I ho tat day of Hrptemlwr, A. 1). E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. 1021. Wllne** my official alxnature nml aral till* By: A. M. W E E K S, D. C. Ihe 2fllh day of July, A. D. 11*21. (HBAI.) We have the most com­ plete line of BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ T-aTOtC tty; B. A. DOUOLAH8. Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlmilc County, Fin. A. M. WBI’.KH, p. C. The Herald has the finest lino of stationery thnt has ever been shown in this city. Prices very reasonable. Giving a party today? You want a fine box o f stationery for a prize. The Herald has just what you want. Nothing like it in the city. |1.I The whine o f tho man who is hard ford up is never quite so annoying ns tho Let us figure with you complacent smile o f tho man who Isn’t. on your requirements Also exclusive agents Pickling and Preserving for TIME SH E R W IN -W ILLIA M S Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY Have you seen that now lino o f staoncry at tho Herald office? Tho v Z / r 8tyi°8 ° f pnp°r and °n- ur , Ltt from o f the largest man- ,lno ■“ “ « * » 1" Am - W e have the STONE JARS ; 7 * - S 1 vlr - ,t « * »< ’ Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses * % *• Vl» See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, tu n Churns, etc; ' .. m ( *. BALL HARDW ARE CO. (J) Thu tick is hatched from an egg on the ground. So long as it re­ mains on the ground, it does not eat, does not grow, and does not breed; in time, it dies of starvation. If cat­ tle lie completely excluded from a fenced pasture for a certain number o f months, there will he no fever ticks left alive in that pasture, though there may be other nnd similar varie­ ties o f ticks which the sapient cnttlcmnn will mistnko for our fiendish friend, the mnrgaropus. (k ) I f a cow comcH its way, the tick attaches itself to it, finds a ten­ der spot, pierces tho skin, passes thru two "moults," copulates, sucks blood, poisons the animal with fever germs, if n female matures egiis, becomes en­ gorged, loo«ens her hold, mid drops to the gr iur i whero sho ilopos'ta from n thousand to fivo thousand eggs, If nil these eggs were to hatch rind pro­ duce mature insects, I compute that a. single fcnjnlo tick might have four generations o f dcBcendnnts nt the end of a single summer season, amounting to thirty or forty trillions o f individ­ uals, and since n trillion Ib a thousand billions, and a billion is a thousand ..t—*.’.*iiii • You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Prot ft fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column 4444444444444444444444444+444444444444444444444444>444 !! ■Ms PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS OF SANFORD ii» * CONTRACTORS LAW YERS George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Luw S. O. Shinholser Contractor and BuIIdtr FLORIDA Over Seminole County Dank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Construct*n Co* BATTERIES BRINO TOUR Battery Troubles to Us W * S p xU llu on Eltclrltal Work and aaa *1*. you dapoadabK* aarvloa.. WE ALSO HATE COMPETENT MECHANICS FOR OVERHAULING TOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Company Phone 189 L. A. Rennud, Prop. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “Battery Insurance” CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications ChserfaBr Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P .O .B n M > PURE W ATER Elder Springs W ater 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford* FIsl Sold and Serviced by LORD’S P U R IT Y W ATER Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee AS GOOD AS TH E BBST Dolly Service Phons If? G ARAGES SANFORD Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing NOVELTY WORKS , OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First R E A L ESTATE E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 V. C. COLLER* Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. E LE C T R IC A L Geo. W . Knight C O L O N IA L L A M P S Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD *:• FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of tho Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Dnnk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. G IL LO N & F R Y Phone *142 TRANSFER “ WE D E LIVE R TH E GOODS’* Quick Service Transfer Storage’ Facilities OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. If we please you, tell others; If not tell u b . Phone 498 HOTELS W IL S O N V U L C A N IZ IN G W ORKS C. C. WILSON. Ownnr S A T IS F A C TO R Y SER VICE AN D R E A S O N A B LE PRICES .. Wit lit Brother* C«r*«e Phone 175 Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford's New Hotel'* $1,50 Up Per Day Builillnt Fourth nnd Sanford Ave New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COM M ERCIAL AND JOB P R IN T IN G Herald Printing Co. Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler W ork Automobile Starter Gear Bands^ Mounted on Fly Wheels Automobile Crank Shafts Returned Gns Engines nnd PumpB Overhauled Irrigation Nipples Phone 61 C. A. W H ID D O N BOOK, JOB A N D COM* M E R C IA L P R IN T IN G C L E A N IN G , PRESSING , A L T E R IN G Phone MS Herald Building Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 465 P R IN T IN G what the facts and bearings o f tho D R IN K 250 Ilummormlll envelopes printed, ense are. The attitude o f the Florida $1.75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder SpringB Water, f t i W 9H-1U0 Times-Unlon, tho Tampa Tribune and ave. 87-6tp per cent pure. Phone 81L other influential orgnns of opinion is helping the cause along, and the timid nnd indifferent editors will in tine time n# liliit Nm be converted. Our lending county, Sunburned Note Duval, is bestirring herself. If we of U»a plenty of cooling the into lamented Livestock Sanitary Board made mistakes, as I think we did, it should be generously remem­ Hs*l« gsntly, quickly and antUeptfcalfr bered that "to err is human," espec­ ially In the beginning o f new and d if­ ficult enterprises. The present board, which is mostly composed o f mem­ bers o f the old itoard, lias no doubt learned something from our errors and will not repeat them. Fortiinutely, it has ns chuirmnn, Governor Hardee, a B E S T A N D B IG G E S T C I G A R man o f abundant ability, good sense, courage nnd determination, and who Hie moreyonsmokethem - Ihe better yo*Ulikethem haH warmly espoused the cause o f Write for our Premium Catalog No. 4 tick eradication. Ho muy perhaps I. LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO., NEWARK. N. I. have the satisfaction— nnd the lasting Largest Independent Cigar Factory ta tbs World. renown—o f seeing (nnd himself in large measure securing) during his term o f office, tho doom of this pest, and the consequent opening up to the cnttle industry o f Floridn o f n sure and bright future. B'f Joh n R u s k in POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE fin •Vx- •*T*> �• ' 1 ’j j ’ . f ^ .... v iy ■***• ’ * T H E SANFO R D D A IL Y H ER ALD , W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U ST 10, 1921 HIGH RAILROAD; RATES MUST BE REDUCED If* 1. I ILLARD....8ecretary-Treaaurer B . A* NRBL---------Genera) Manager CURTIS BARBER CmOVLATXOV XASAOEB 'Phone 148 op to 6 P. M Ai»n—o— h* Ms IS- U M-pic* w**klr HwNd •«; l* MT«rt EtmlnoU Count? nnd U pnbUoko* ry rriiU j. Adr.rU.tnx nW* and* known ippUatloB, Dcmocrttlo la pallUe*. ft.10 f M fi always la a4yaao#o________________ Member of The Aeaociated Preea Have you put your money Into the 8 anford tion? Building & Loan Associa­ O r have you invested your Sanford m oney In Borne out-of-town wildcat proposition that will never bring in a cent to you? "W. II. Ott said yesterday men’s col­ lars were being cut lower In accord­ ance with the shottening of women’s akirts— to give plenty of freedom in the neck.— Lakeland Star. See in the Sanford Hcrnld lost col­ umn where someone lost n "small stra y Bult cnBe," suppose it just stray­ ed away. ^Reporter-Star. I f It came lr o m the E«Ht Const, we would say '"yes." The Times publishes In another column an article appearing as n cover page editorial in the Manufac­ turers Record, with the heading "E x ­ orbitant Railroad Rates Must Re Reduced." The truth, expressed In the headline is so manifest that it ought to need no argument. The 000,000 idle freight cars scattered on sid­ ings all over the country, attest it in tonos that the railroad managers should hear and heed. W hy nro all these cars idle at the beginning of the busiest season in tha railroad year? The country is full o f grain thnt must be moved to the seaboard, and the shelves o f the manufacturers are groaning with goods to be trans­ ported to buyers in the interior. There should be freight moving in long train londs, both ways acroHs the country, Why ai] this inertia and stagnation of business? Why is it that shippers all over the country are turning to the water routes with a unanimity they have not known since the railroad first took over the business o f trans­ portation? Have the railroad man­ agers ever considered this matter in the broad light o f reason and com­ mon sense? I f they have, the answer would seem so obviously that the wayfaring man, though n foil, could not miss it, and the managers are not foots by any means. They rank among the shrewdest nnd best business men in the whole country. If they are, why do they persist in adherence to a policy which is not only proving sui­ cidal to their own interests, but de­ structive to the entire business oi the country as well? Can they not see W e do not ned to praise our town n ow ? Every visitor to the city is do­ in g It fo r uh. One man here today said It wns the most prosperous look­ in g place he had seen in the entire South. Remember the go lf links and coun­ tr y club. A ll else pales into insig­ nificance. No g o lf links, no tourists. N o tourists, no big town. Get it straight and keep it straight, It all comes bnck to the go lf links and you can’ t rub it out. They e the re in IVhon - cun- MICKIE SAYS— SOWS. FOLVCS &0MT R tM JlE IT, BUT rrs JBST A!S POOR, fAfVNWtttS TD CONE m MBftt AVJ* START REAPIN' PROOFS AM* NOSIN' ROUND f AS WO BE ~fO GO INTO SOME / Deane Turner WELAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 is the difference between what you earn and what you spend. Start A Bank Account First National Bank “A Community Builder* F. P. FORSTER President R F. W H ITN E R Don’ t damn the whole because one or two are inferior, or rotten at the heart. Find out which ure good and assist them with the capital they need to make them a big success they can be. The test o f a stock is not, ‘W ill I get my mon­ ey bnck at once?’ But, ‘ Is it sound?' ‘ Is it meritorious? Is it well organ­ ized? Is theru n demand for its pro­ ducts? Can it manufacture, produce nnd distribute in sufficiently large quantity and at sufficiently profltnblc a figure to pay n fair dividend on the eapitul invested?’ I f it can meet these tests, it is usually a good thing. But find out these things.” OPEN O PPO SITIO N IS A T L E A S T H O NO R ABLE " I f the time ever comes when In­ creased production requires them to seek wider markets, South Florida fnnncrs will be as quick to go into marketing associations ns furmers elsewhere were," The time has come when the farm ­ ers of Floridn cun seek wider mar­ kets, for never wns the world in greater need of foodstuffs, nnd in­ creased production is under wny nnd a production one thousand-fold larger is possible. Economy is not opposed to plenty. The furmers o f Floridn can economize by utilizing the full resources o f the state nnd still enjoy plenty which is enjoyed by them now. Waste is never permissible and by beginning co-operation nnd greater utilization now the fanners of Floridu will avoid many o f the obstacles encountered by the farmers in other stntcs when they were forced into the co-operative field. It is not essential that there hoi great numbers to perfect co-opera­ tion. A limited number can, in pro­ portion to the volumes o f business, render ench other ns much effective service ns if their organization wns many times larger. Complete co­ operation is the thing.— Florida Me­ tropolis., Cashier Pure Milk and Cream. Morning and at- ternoan deliverles^Mllk depots at J. II Tillls, Stokes & M lllitzers; Popular Markets. Phone 400 your wants F SPRIMfi? R -Thom “ *• Ph*DLT L flFTl U L ll O r l t i l l U l J WATFT T f / l l E i i Rolllna Collage, Aanalytic xn< Consulting Chemist says of the water: “Of the many waters of tills and eth­ er regions that I have analysed, I have found none superior In all good qaalitles to that of the ‘Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building ELDER SPRINGS W A TE R CO. T17B ^ TH E A TR E RESORT MANAtf DANCE H A L L CAFE lfliiilm -------------------------- E L E C T R IC ---------------------------- lull P IA N O S ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES A N D SIZES at Reduced Prices • W . S. H A Y N E , Tampa, Florida --------------------- PHONE--------------------- W R IT E WIRE W O M AN N O T A C H A T T E L ; .MAY CHOOSE HER FRIENDS. soon as possible. When he drops ouL the railroads must soon follow. Their true policy would lie to cut rates to the bone, even if doing so should eliminate all profits for a year or two. This getting back to normalcy is a hard and painful pro­ cess for all o f us, and the pcoplu con see no reason why the railroads should not do their bit with the rest of the world. We recognize the burdens which an inefficient and unwise gov­ "Billy Sunday cancels his engage­ ernment management placed on the while doing it— the smile of betraying and friendship. ment with Orlando this winter and roads in the way of depleted his reason is that Orlando would bo wornout equipment, o f superabundant In coming out flat-footed and an­ too busy entertaining tourists to and exorbitantly paid labor, etc., but nouncing whnt it stands for we ad­ >rn has passed out, and the roads mire tlie beginning of this new paper r Ivo his meeting much attention. We any that Sanford is also ill the same ( will c vcntunlly succeed in ruining the and register no objections against its All that we ask o f them existence. If there is anything more •class. We are too busy entertaining incubus, those that bring something instead of now, is their assistance in returning disgusting and contemptible than a those that carry out. The Orlando to normal conditions. If they give us newspaper pretending to being one Chamber o f Commerce released Billy that in the way o f fair ami reasonable thing and consistently being another fro m his contract right now. That rates, they will find the public glad to thing it has not come to our attention, m eeting would have bankrupted Or­ co-opernte with them in the effo rt to for the newspaper is the* individual restore better conditions. If they ro­ magnified, and as such its virtues and lando. -----------o-----------fuse und continue to gouge the pub­ faults are more striking. lic with unjur.t and unreasonable rates Open opposition is at least honorDr. Blackman has n good article on they will arouse a spirit o f animosity aide, and perhaps the presonee of tiiis tick eradication in this issue j> f the which will result iti restrictive meas­ Repul>l lean-inclined sheet will force Ilc ru ld ., We still believe in tick eradi­ ures, which will make those of the the cmnoi: flours into the open, which cation. Bo does the man who owns past seem like the extreme o f liber­ will ho*a good thing for the Demo­ the cattle. Just how to operate this ality. Thu people rule 111 the last cratic party. dipping is tint question and eradication resort, and the railroad managers The Florida Metropolis is conscient­ w ill be carried on regardless o f oppo­ may as well acknowledge it first as iously ami steadfastly Democratic, sition. But the Herald agrees witli last and shape their course accord- nnd being this its position is always J)r. Blackmail in the statement that I Ingly.—Tampa Times. known. And if another newspaper is no question is settled until it is setconscientiously and steadfastly Re­ . tied right mid Oils certainly applies-to publican this paper will never be .SEE YOUR B A N K E R the cattle question. We will await found doubting its sincerity, although the result with the hope that all par­ The Sun ford Chamber- o f Com­ there will be no hesitancy in assailing ties can get together on the broad merce was aipong the first organ!- it in politics. But tjie Republican pa­ plane of the greatest good to the zri'orH in Florida to cu'l attention per posing ns a Democrat, a wolf in Rreutest number. .a the fact that Floridu people were the fold, as it were, a political traitor, being buncoed in many Instances by deserves nothing hut ridicule—and foreign ntock companies. In Borne must stand it until it discards its false Instances the stock was good, but I skin.— Jacksonville Metropolis. in the majority o f tho cnaes It waa worthlcBB, and on account o f the fact CO -OPERATION BETW EEN T H E FARM ERS OF S T A T E that Florida wad prosperous thin Or for nnolher sfceet sundwlch combine guava jelly with nuta and raisins. o f Your Contentment m i' i nn u m f BOW'S VUTCWEN AN' LOON IN ( TVV VESSELS ON TW STOVE 1 TO SEE V1HAT TUGN'RE GOING v TO WAVE PER DIMMER1 T h e class o f merchandise thnt Snnlo rd merchants are selling now is bringing the trade to this city. Get­ tin g away from the country store .style o f selling goods and getting into th e big city style has brought our city into notice with the buying pub­ lic. The old days of merchandising a re past. It is the live, wide awake advertiser who gets the business now. I t does not come to you au> more- .you have to go after it. I f a cheese sandwich 1h de­ sired try K ra ft Pimento Cheese. i arsnrsjlc w t - r x i e n ,rWho is Henry Wilson nnd whnt connection has he with the Clarke c a se?” nsks the Orlando ReporterS tar. We don’t know, brother, but Judge Ilousholder would probably say be was "old man Wilson’s son" ac­ cording to the records o f Pinellas county. For a delirious sweet sundwlch use DelMunte Loganberry Jam. The M easure summer, the State was flooded with stock salesmen of all kinds. The Sunfqrd Chamber o f Commerce put on a campaign taking space in the Herald to call attention to these fake stock selling schemes, and told the people to ask their hunkers. A com­ mittee of bnnkorH wns appointed by the president o f the Chamber o f Commerce to investigate ull stock selling schemes ami pass judgment I on them for the benefit o f tho InI vostors. . nmpn and other cities j have awakened to this danger also, • and just now Tompn papers are filled The supreme court o f Florida has handed down n decision which is in keeping with the times — but which will be deemed by some at first glance ns unreasonable. The case wns one where a husband finding his w ife in the company o f another man, proceed­ ed to get busy with the man— striv­ ing to take his life. The court said the assault was unprovoked unless the nmn in the company of the wotnun had first committed some act o f violence. In tlte decision Judge Chief Justice Brown said: "There may have been a time when a wife wns regurded ns her husband’s chattel, and being out alone on a pub­ lic road with another man regarded us sufficient provocation to justify the husband in making an nssauit upon her companion, hut this is no lunger true, when women enjoy equal free­ dom with men. The mere walking or driving of a married woman witli an­ other man, or a married man with an­ other woman, is not ^sufficient provo­ cation to justify an assault by either spouse, and the greater the freedom o f intercourse between men and wom­ en in this day protects them from un­ warranted attacks by a jealous hus­ band or wife, who sees in innocent acts o f social intercourse ‘confirma­ tion strong as proofs of holy w rit’ that they are flagrantly immoral,” — Wnucludla Advocate. "L ife is pretty easy for South Flor­ idn people, particularly the owners of tracts of developed lands,” says the Palm Bench Post, going on to say: “ Able to grow a large part of tho articles for their tallies, witli surplus for sale almost every week o f tho year if they chose to produce sur­ pluses, nnd the rungu o f products al­ most without limit, they have never felt tho pressing need for economics which elsewhere have required tho application o f the most business-like methods.” ' True, but tho Post goes on to Buy: From the looks of the constant string of au­ tomobiles going in and out o f our repair de­ partment it looks as i f Porter Pitts and Dock Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ chanics in this part of the state. And that is W H Y they all come to us with their automo­ bile troubles. I f you do not come to us with your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ing its just rights. 115 Magnolia Phone 66 “Service T H A T Satisfies Quickly g i Relieves ^ Constipation Don’t take purgatives lor Con­ stipation— they act harshly— they overstrain the delicate m e m b r a h e and le a v e the Bowels In a worse condition ^ M c l l i a a before. 11 TIRES and TUBES [CARTER’S! situation* Guaranteed J llIT T L E S TEN T H O U S A N D Miles # agaist stone bruise, rimcut and blow-out, at FABRIC PRICES We have several bar­ gains in Used Tires h i v e r s ic k H c a d - 4 P D I I I C ■eh e* InI D r l L L p digestion* — SoorStomach. Dizziness* B iliousness, Nervousness, or lose o l AppeUte-Don’tfhaaffafe-fiaf m Jboftfe ol CAR TER 'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS — take one alter each meal and one at bedtime. A le w deya* treatment w ill pel Stomach* liver an d Roteels In normal condition. THE BEST CORSETS ^ FOR STOUT I k W O M EN CrobMMdktariliutan SnallM) SntODeie Sailint* GAS and OIL Heal Cuf$ Apply lota o f togsaptk F. Pi Rines 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 S i/ i S 2 4 -3 6 �sr THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921 LMl« HeppMlBi* Mention of In'and About Matters In Brief Personal Heine •fInternet & The City * * THE WEATHER * For Florida: l ’ artly cloudy tonight and Thursday; prol>„bly local thundershowers on Thursday. * * * * * * * * *s6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kay Anderson o f Tampa, woro In tho city today. They nro spending their vacation at the old Anderson homo near Talm .Springs nn'l nr« enjoying their outing greatly. Frank is an old news­ paper man but Is now with tho Citrus Exchange nnd the Thomas Advertis­ ing Co., ns advertising expert. Ho oxpccta to go back to Longwood some time nnd settle down nt tho old home pinco whore ho Hpent his early days. Sauauury of the Plotting Small Talke Succinctly Arrang'd for Herald Readers * * _______ TEMPERATURE * * * * * The cities anxious to show marked Increases in tho next census only have to announce the discovery o f oil. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits nduccd to $1.98.— Sanford Shoe & 103-tfc Clothing Co. There is one crime wave that is meeting little resistance—th whole­ sale murdering o f tho K in g> Kngiish. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits reduced to ?1.98.— Snnford Shoo & Clothing Co. 103-tfc Some of those congressmen who witnessed the Carpontior* Dempsey fight are now trying to show off the tricks they learned boforo nudiences in the national arena. p The old bulb rnri up a notch on u» yesterday while we were * busy getting out this blooming * sheet of distress and yet we * don't see just when it was hot * enough to go to 90 but the * records Bhow it and the records * never lie. Hut regardless of * what the thermometer soys * fo r the middle of the day, the * nights are delightfully cool * and arc just ns comfortable * bh any in the mountains, the * shore or any other part of this * torrential footstool. It's groat * to live in Sanford: * 5:40 A . M. AU G U ST 10 * Maximum ....... .............. 90 * Minimum ........................ 66 H* Kongo ................ ........ ... 69 Raftm cter ......................30.12 'Kaln ................................... 02 Calm and clear. * * * * * * * * * * Congressman Alice Itobertson op­ Sanford Mattress Factory will ho poses the Sheppard-Towncr maternity closed until Aug. 15th. A fte r that bill— but tho only thing that runs date we will be ready for business.— around her house is a fence. Therefore K. C. Michels, Mgr. , 116-OtC she ennnot appreciate it. Di-Valera is now considering tho $7.30 and $9.00 W A L K -O V E lt Slip­ terms of pence for Ireland, but what pers at $5.15, beginning Saturday.— we want to know is, do these terms Lloyd's Shoe Store. l l l-2tc also provide for pence in the United .States. Thc Standard Auto Top Co., of which E, T. Field is proprietor, has a (Jet a repaired tire to uso ns extra. neat display ad in this issue of the Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. Dnily^ Herald. Mr. Field is a thor­ 110-20tc oughly competent workman and guar­ antees nil his work. He has a big Judging by the number o f nppllstock o f top nmterinls to choose from .alions n,r discharges being rcceelved and nj80 prcpnml to recovor and by the War Department shortly the rebuild scats and cushions. I f in need w. k. corporal's guard in the army will o f anything in his line it will pay you Is- a tiling of the past. to call on Mr. Field. \ Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits When you want the best automobile ■reduced to $ t .08.— Sanford Shoo & In Sanford, sec N. II. Garner, OldsClothing Co. 103-tfc mobilcs and Huieks. 117-0t Ilolsrcviki forces nre now fighting A - l seed bed sheeting, 36-in. wide, mi eight fronts, which is remarkable 8c n yard.— Thrasher & Garner. whin Napoleon’s iden of warfare is 117-Gtc remembered—“ An army fight on its stomach." Kit Ilowilen nnd 11. C. Bowden nnd w ife, Mrs. J. E. La w orn, nnd Mrs. Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wash Suits M. S. Holmes, of Okeechobee City, reduced to $1.98.— Snnford Shoo & nro here today enroute to Inverness. Clothing Co. 103-tfc They nre on the snd mission o f the burial o f tho infant son o f Mr. nnd Die Miami Herald lins established Mrs. B. C. Bowden \vl*> died at u bureau in Havana, nnd every mcmOkeechobee yesterday morning. J * flupmobile It developed at the Chnmbcr o f Commcrc thnt Orange county citi­ zens have fallen victims o f worthless stock purchases to the tune o f $508,000. This, according to one member o f the organization, is but hulf of the actual money which has flickered away never to return. Many prominent men gave their experiences in purchasing stocks which apparently bore nil the ear­ marks o f good investments, hut which linvc since proven worthless. In the language o f James L. Giles, ex-mnyor o f this city, "Keep your dol­ lars for Orange county nnd Orlando investments."— Reporter-Star FO RI) O N LY M \N TO M A h E BID ON MUSCLE SHOALS. W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 10.— Secre­ tary of W ar Weeks returned to bis desk today front bis vacation in New England prepared to give favorable consideration to the oll'c • o f Henry Ford for the government nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals, Ain. When the secretary departed for New Hampshire with President Harding he left instructions with his subordinates that any now offer re­ ceived should be forwarded to bin. promptly. No such offer was fo r­ warded because none was received, nnd when the secretary got back into the harness today it was with the conviction thnt if business is to lie done it must be done with Ford. W ar department officials have practically given up the idea that the Dupont Company intends to make an offer for the Alabama plant. They have been in communcation with the Dupont people and have let it be known that they would welcome an offer, hut the powder company o ffi­ cials have made it plain thnt ^they nre not in the market for so ambi­ tious nn enterprise ns thnt o f Muscle Shoals. The reported offer o f the Alabama Power Company, officials said, was really only nn inquiry from company officials for information concerning certain details o f the project. No definite offer lias been received from the Alnlmmn company, it was flatly stated. 4j SISTER A N D H IM SELF f x SYR ACU SE , N. Y „ Aug. 10.— At | Oneida, yesterday morning, Frank Sa­ It you get the same answers us the man who buys the * ger, twenty-six, o f thnt place, shot tipmoijije, you can be sure you have not paid too much. $ and killed Miss Pearl Hook and ser­ lupmohile running economy in known to be truly exception- t iously wounded her sister, Miss Ber­ ai. T nice Hook, Soger then killed him­ a self. The shooting is believed to have been nctunted by jealousy. Sager was engaged to marry Miss Bernice Hook, repair ? i,,rL,Owners T", "» will ■;— tell you their «-*»-<* iu |hiu bills i/uiB are unusually | 1 ^ u- 11 is (i tact that many Hupmobiles servo three or four j. 'ug-time owners before they wear out. Used car dealers all know the car commands a price above the average. j N O TICE TO D E LIN Q U E N T T A X PAYE R S. I hese things are true of the Hupmobile because it is 0 ,.st ant* to keep going on a minimum of outlay; am! he they are true, the car is worth what it costs. •r» Passenger Touring ... 2 Passenger Roadster $1685 $1685 5 Passenger Sedan ..... 4 Passenger Coupe ..... A ll taxes nro past duo. Before be­ ing placed into my bunds fo r collec­ tion, I shnll bo on the streets o f Snn­ ford from now until August 15th, to receive taxes; after which dute, I will visit delinquents for tho purpose of collecting or lovying on nny property subject to tax. Respectfully, A. B. CAM ERON, Deputy Tax Collector. 1U 5td ltw , $2695 $2645 F. O. B. SANFORD REGARDED CAN.MAKE IMMEDIATE D E LIV E R Y OF A N Y MODEL B. & 0. SANFORD, FLO RID A Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties '* l We have a new shipment just arrived and they are priced right. t zMens Union A lls that good Lee kind, as long as they last at H A L F price. IF IT IS W O R K CLOTHES, W E H A V E IT, A N D W E C A R R Y O N L Y TH E BEST K IN D , A L L U N IO N M A D E <l S a n fo r d ; F la . 4 <•-H*4+44*}' 4-44 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 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 + 4 * K N IG H TS T E M P L A R A T T E N T IO N The first regular conclave o f Taylor Commnndcry K. T., will be bold on Thursday evening, August 11th, at 8 o’clock. Al Imembers are requested to be present us officers for the Commnnd­ cry nru to bo appointed nnd other business of the Commnndcry trans­ acted. II. E. TOLAR, C L A S S IF IE D AD S Classified advertisements, 5 cents n line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a Hne and remit ac­ cordingly. Eminent Commander. K IL L S S W E E T H E A R T 'S ' 1here, nre four real questions when you buy a ear— ini will it uost to run? Will repairs be heavy? Mow long W1,l N t ? What will it brinff when sold? 1 Just the thing1for the kiddies, one-piece overalls. $568,000 GONE OUT OF ORANGE CO U N TY FOR PU N K STOCK. her o f the stuff applied fo r the post (Jet a repaired tire to use oh extra. tlon o f manager. There is nothing Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. significant about tiiis, however; Bimt116-U0tc nl is only a shnrt. distance from tho Magic City. We have yet to hear o f college stu-. dents who want work and practical I buy, pay cash for second hnnd pi­ experience for the vacation period en­ anos, Address P. O, box 352, Sanford, tering the employ o f the Shipping Fla. 112-M.-W-.F.12tp Hoard. ______________ . i 'Hoys Union A lls Fourteen paid up suebribors were added to the Dally Hcrnldi list last week. The people recognize tho fact that the Herald Ih giving them n good pnper through the Bummer months, that wo nro hero to stay and they nre coming across with yonrly subscrip­ tions. Just pay us $6.00 fo r a year and you will have no further bother nnd your daily will bo delivered at your Moo 1 every afternoon with ull o f the world's news, with nil tho state news, with nil o f tho local news. Wo are giving you the best service that wo know how to give nnd your lib­ eral support demonstrates thnt you appreciate it. - PAGE m AS "N E C E S S ITY .' W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 10.— Enact­ ment o f tho administration’s railway funding bill by enrly fall is under­ stood to be viewed ns a necessity by President Harding. It is understood today thnt his attitude would bo. in­ dicated to congressional lenders nt a White House conference on tho legis­ lative program. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. W A N T E D TO B U Y— A 4- or 5-room modern cottage, well located.—J. B. LIG H TN IN G K IL L S TWO. TO K E N T — Half of store opposite the Smith, Box 30, Orlando, Fla. 117-3tp postoffice. Apply 221 E. First St. R ALEIG H , N. C., Aug. 10.—Two ________________________________ 117-tfc LOST brothers, Robert nnd Frank Herring, FOR R E N T — Store room on First LOST— Somewhere between Williams' and Lurry Crunvpler, were instantly street. A. 1\ Connelly Real Estate Garage and Grnpoville, a package killed and two other persons, includ­ Co. 117-Ota. from Speer’s dry goods store contain­ ing women nnd children, were injur­ ing n lace embroidered night gown, ed two miles from Pikesville, N. C., 2 ynrila white clastic, 4 spools of FOR SA LE yesterdnay nfternoon when lightning white thread, 3 3-4 ynrds of pink Bat­ FOR S A L E — Houso, 5 rooms nnd bath, struck h tobacco barn. Electric lights and gas. 80G Elm. in rlblum and a lnce vest. Finder — II. N. Lumley, 002 French. Phono please return to Williams Garage and W. O. W. A T T E N T IO N . 118tfc 404,______________________________75-tfc receive reward. FOR R E N T _____ Important meeting on Wednesday, FOR S A L E — Medium size safe. A p ­ ply 402 Snnford Ave., and Fourth July 10th, at 8 p. m. All Woodmen Street. 94-61. requested to be there. F. L. M ILLER . FOR S A LE — 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $600. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buiek N O TICE 4, $100. Tho above cars are real bar­ When better cars are made, N. I I . gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. Garner will sell them. 117-Gt A t Williams' Garage, N. H. Garner. 104-tfc PAINTS -----AN D ----- WALL PAPER SUN PROOF PAINT AU C TIO N S A L E OF F IN K C A T T L E FOR S A L E — 1 Ford touring car, $400, MADE SPEC IAL FOR THIS 1 Chevrolet, $200; 1 IJuick truck, CLIM ATE 40 head of cows and heifers, pure $198; 1 Oldsmoblle truck, $598. All bred, high grade Jersey cattle, one in good condition and n rcnl bargain. ' Make Your House Smile With hull, milk truck, dairy fixtures, etc., — Williams Garage by N. II. Garner. SUN-PROOF P A IN T will he sold at public auction nt the 113-Gtc homo o f R. L. Garrison, near Sanford, FOR S A L E — One pumping outfit con­ Tuesday, August 16, at 11 n. rn, sisting o f one Raleigh Schreyer 117-4tp 1 1-2 lip. engine, one Gould pump, one H ALVER200 gallon storage tank. W ight Proprictor H O S PITA L ASSOCIATION Grocery Co. 112-tfc, Wclnka Block Sanford, Fla. A N N U A L M EETING Post cards— local views— lo each nt There will he a meeting of the Fer- the Herald office. nald-Laughton Memorial Hospital A s­ FOR S A LE OR T H A I) E— OmTColeT, Builders & Contractors 5 passenger roadster. Will take Sketches and Estimates Free; no sociation at tiie Court House, Tues­ day night, August lflth, at 8 o’clock. light car ns part payment. Call 519 building too large and none too small. 115-tfc ----- A L L WORK G U A R A N T E E D -----All members are requested to lie pres­ W. First street. ent as it is the election o f officers and FO Il S A L E — One Bebling-llall stone Wilson & Shorey the rending o f the annual reports of lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ Pine and Giirland Sts., Orlando, Fla. the hospital association. 117-5tp pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. llfl-tfc T R A IN SCH ED ULE F A N C Y S ll.K SH IR TS FOR S A L E —8-room houso with nil AN D SOX A R E DOOMED modern convenience, excellent re­ Southbound S A Y TH E HABERDASHER. pair. Private water works, in desir­ Arrive Depart! able location. Reasonable terms, Ap­ No. 83..........2:36 a.m . 2:46 a. m. CHICAGO, Aug. 10.— Fancy silk ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. 27..........' 8:40 u. m. shirts and sox ami loud, expensive 110-lfc No. 89_____________ 2:55p.m. 3:20 p. m. cravats of the war prosperity pe­ FOR S A L E — Good piano, $175 cash. No. No. Hfi_______ 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p. m. riod are doomed to give v n y to cot­ Phone 470-W. 110-12tp ton, lisle, nnd plain knitted goods North Bound F O IfS A L E OR T R A D E — Car lom fdt because men nro slashing their cloth­ Departs Arrive mules nnd horses. This stock is ing bills, haberdashers today told No. 82................... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a. m. here to sell or trade; a chance to ftet the hoard o f review when questioned a real bargain. Cnn be seen back of No. 84--------------- 11:45a.m . 12:05 p. m. 80.......... 3:05 p. m. nbout their personal property taxes. Wight's Garage. See Whighnm or No. 3:25 p. m. No. 28................... 10:00p.m. Most o f the dcnlors say the value Benton.— W. I. Steagall Mule Co. o f their stock is decreasing because Trilby Branch U7-6tp tho public is demanding "n cheaper Arrive Departs FOR S A L E — Strawberry plants, cer­ grade o f goods," said a member of 6:00 a. m. tified by State Plant Ilonrd, $3 per •No. 100______ the board. 8:26 p. m. thmisund f. o. h. Lake Mary. Farina •No. 24.......... , 7:00 a. ,n, Strawberry Garden, Lake Mary, Fin. * N o 158.......... 7:85 p. m. "W IL D B IL L " GETS CAN. __________________________' 117-12tp No. 22.......... Leesburg Branch FOR S A L E — 20 ncrcs good orange P h i l a d e l p h i a , Aug. 10.— w . f . Arrive Departs grove land situated within n mile o f Baker, president o f the Philadelphia Geneva. The land htiH not been clear­ "No. 137.......... 4:tl0p. r . National league club, announced to- ed hut has a hearing orange grove No. 21................... 2:52p.m. dny thnt "W ild BID Donovan will no bordering it. This tract o f inml can be •No. 101_...................6:30p.m. longer net ns manager o f tho hall bought nt u real bargain. For full •No. 25--------------- 2:00p.m. team. No rensons fo r W ild Bill’s particulars address "C " care o f the Oviedo Branch dismissal, ns yet, hnvu been announc­ Herald office. 118-tfp Departs Arrive ed. •No. 126................... 11:00a.m. W ANTED •No. 127.......... 3:40 p. ro. I f JubUco Is blind, how-does it hap­ TO T R A D E — 100 "acres well timber- 'D aily, except Sunday. pen thnt the prttty woman is always cd farm and fruit lands in Southern acquitted? part o f Seminole county for cottage The world news the day It happens, or building lots in Snnford.— J. B. delivered at your door each evening, Smith, Box 30, Orlando, Fia. 117-Stp 15c the week. H E R A LD ADS get results. . 1 SANFORD PAINT STORE " on, rw I 'ir. 1 I Ift ] g . 8 •' Sk ■ p ■ j •• lv. I -»■ b 1 1• jn 1:< � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 10, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 10, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cabebd50fdbab530d12f8a51a11622ee.pdf 83dc04328a3e4b0fed34c346945c9f4c PDF Text Text r a i t t s f'»l s ‘ 'i v i - r > fw f * Sanford . f •N' , . *.•/?' •.A The S anford THE “City Substantial” Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME II SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921 LENA CLARKE’S STATEMENT SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED TO SHERIFF KAREL SATURDAY Berlin Police and Shprfc Skirts In Which She Gives Rea­ Fifty Communist Members of Deputies sons For Killing Arrested in Belgrade Miltmore OF k il l in g h im as she does NOT REM EM HER THE CIRCUMSTANCES Lina Clarke, who is in jail nt Or­ lando charged with the robbery of the West Palm Ilcneh postoffice ami the murder of F. A. Miltmore, made the following confession to Sheriff Knrel Satuiday afternoon and this seems to Ih. her last one for the present: "In the early part of May, 1020, I worked until after midnight on my ac­ counts, vent home leaving nil vouch­ ers in a drawer to my desk designed for that purpose. In the morning when I came to the office the desk was broken open und the account gone, also all records of paid order numbers. I was completely disheart­ ened by this loss which made it al­ most impossible for mu to hide the other any longer. I wired for an in­ spector who arrived in a few days and recommended to the auditor that cred­ it be allowed me for the stolen orders, but I was not sure this would be done and wrote .Mr. Elwell that I had de­ cided to let him help me out. Death intervened, ns he was found murder­ ed in his home in New York n few days later, before I heard a second time from him. In the fall of 1020 T received word from the auditor to deposit $20,000 at Jacksonville to cover the amount of the orders, "pending a further inves­ tigation." This, it was naturally im­ possible for me to do. I went to Jack­ sonville in December, 1020, intending to ask inspectors for advice, hut when I reached there I could not open my mouth and speak because of their wishes for me to make good in the position of postmaster which I had se­ cured. I returned home from Jacksonville and bail a long tidk with my brother, telling him everything. He asked me to wait until after Christmas, give <<'oiillntin| on Page si«) PARIS, Aug. 8.— Fifty communist members o f the Jugo-Slnv chamber of deputies were arrested in Relgrade to­ day Baya a dispatch from that city. The action following the lifting of parliamentary immunity. MT. DORA CITIZEN, R.K.FISH KILLED AT DAYTONA BEACH BY AIRPLANE PROPELLER «(By Th# A iioclaU d Praia) HAD J U S f FLOWN Merlin police, better known there as Sipos, regulate the length of the skirts worn by the fraulelns. If tho dresses are shorter than the regular length, the police take notu of the address of the girls and the parents are notified ami lined. > (By Th# A tie o liU d P i * m ) SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 8.— Governor Small, accompanied by his son, nrrlred in Springfield Inte Inst night. Tho governor said he would go to his of­ fice in the state house ahout ten o'clock. It was announced in Chicago Inst week that he would not return until Tuesday. ALLEGED MURDERER OF MRS. THAT WILL ME HELD HERE FOR LEE IN DANGER OF MOD DISARMAMENT DIS­ VIOLENCE CUSSION (By Tho A iiocU tcd P r u t ) JACKSONVILLE, August 8.— Pctnchiftont of Guardsmen still held the armory here today ns a result o f threats of mob violence against Henry Hamilton, negro, hold in connection with tho murder of Mrs. .1. H. Lee kill­ ed in her home here Inte Saturday night supposedly by a burglar. The nnnunl tour of field duty of the First Florida Infantry was in progress nt Camp Johnston and when Sheriff Mer­ ritt early last night received reports that attempts would be made to lynch Hamilton he naked for troops. A guard was thrown about the county jail and will remain until the danger is over. Hamilton was arrester yes­ terday after bloodhounds followed a trail from the scene of the murder to his home. (By Th# A u o o ltU d F rau ) DAYTONA, Aug. 8.—R. K. Fish, n business mnn of Ml. Dora, wus almost instnntly killed at Daytona Bench todny by a blow from an airplane propellor. Mr. Fish had Just completed a flight in the machine ns passenger and woh getting out of it when tha propellor struck his head. Governor Small A r­ rives at Sprinfffield to Take His Medicine FLORIDA TROOPS LLOYD GEORGE GUARD A NEGRO WILL NOT COME AT JAXVILLE After Striking Rocks nt Illunts Reef— Forty-eight Killed • NUMBER 116 WOMEN COPS IN LONDON Steamer Alaska Went Down Saturday — Split by Explosion “City Substantial’ PARIS, Aug. 8.— Consultations rel­ ative to the Upper Silesian question took plnce here todny between the heads of various government delega­ tions to meeting of the Supreme Al­ IN MACHINE AND STEPPED O U T WHEN THE PROPELLER lied Council, preliminary to the first STRUCK IIIM Hussion of the council this afternoon. LATIN-AMERICAN SHAFT Tills Ix'iiittil iil 20-fool white stone shaft, the work of M. Macron. French sculptor, was recently unveiled In the gardens of the I'nlnls Royal. Paris. It stands as a trllmte to LatinAincrlcn. THE Consultation Relative Well Known Business Upper Silesian Question Miyi Killed This Took Place at Paris Morning (B y Th® AnocU tad Press) 12211148 Sanford '( B y Th« A tioclttad F r o i l PARIS, Aug. 8.— Premier Lloyd George decided not to go to the Unit­ ed States to the disarmament confer­ ence. It is said he has not decided who will represent the British govern­ ment at the Washington conference. Whites and Negroes Battle in Prison Over Ball Game (By Th# 4 ii« « l» U d F ran) Strange iih It may seem, this photo­ SYRACUSE, N. Y., Aug. 8.—Six graph coinos from conservative Lon­ inmates of the state prison nt Auburn Fourteen Sinn Fein don. They actually have policewomen are in the hospital and thirty others ♦ Members Released there now, and this Is one of them in the isolation cells ns the result o f directing tralllc In Trafalgar square. n hnttlc with negroes nnd whites In (By Tha AisocItUd Frau) the exorcise yard yesterday. Ill feel­ BELFAST. Aug. 8.— Fourteen Sinn MACON MAN ACCUSED ing over a hall gnme Snturdny culmi­ Fein members of Parliament who have ’ OF TOMBSTONE THEFT. nated in an attack o f the negroes, Ono been confined in Rnllyminlnr intern­ thousand prisoners were in tho yard (By Tho AnocU teil Fr«a>) ment camp were released today. when the trouble begun. MACON, Aug. 8.—J. W. Poe, ac­ Sunday Casualties In New York City (By Th# A itocU ltd Pratt) cused of stealing a tombstone from a grave in Doles county near here, gave bond today to await the action of the grand jury. Dispute Over Hogs Results in Killing Near Plant City NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—Three per­ WAR VETS OF 22 STATES When a girl forgets to scrape off sons drowned and nine were struck by (By Th# AtiocU ted Frau) (By Th# A u oclit# d Fr«i#> g Miltmore Had No It ECEIVE $375,000,000. EUREKA, Calif., Aug. 8.—The her enmpexion at night, almost any lightning in and about New York yes­ TAMPA, Aug. 8.— Ira Sims, G4, in Such Sum of Mon­ steamer Alaska which struck the art exhibit would admit the pillow terday during a thunderstorm which NEW YORK, Aug. 8.— State legis­ in jail here without hail pending a cast ns a futurist landscape. accompanied a torrential downpour. rocks nt Blunts Reef Saturday night ey at Any Time lation converting more than $375,­ hearing ns tho result o f killing Bur­ with a probable dentil list of forty000,000 to the aid o f World War vet­ nell Kimpcl, 21, near Plant City yes'fty Th« Aiaortatflil Pratt* eight, wnss plit in two by an explos­ terdny. According to the S h eriffs o f­ erans ha sbten passed o ris waiting ORLANDO, Aug. 8.— M™. F. A. ion of the boilers when the boat start­ fice n dispute arose over a division o f popular referendum, the Bank of Am­ • i tnmre, widow of the man shot in ed to sink, survivors saiii today, and some hogs which Kimpel’s father said erica announced last night at the con­ "in hotel last week, und in connec- passengers and crew were thrown into he was raising for Sims. clusion o f a nationwide survey of the ton with whose death Miss Lena the sea by the explosion. The steam­ bonus situation. Veterans in four­ p i t •"r" u’ r postmistress of West er AnyoX today brought 1(5(1 survivors BOY KILLS OTHER IN PLAY. teen stntes already are receiving cash , , is Roing held in Jail here, of the wreck to Eureka and seventeen bonuses totalling $181,000,000 and in ueclatvd today that Miltmore at no dead were also brought here, including MOLINO, Aug. 8.— Tho seven year uat iml any such sum of money as three women and a child. Thirty one their effort to perpetuate their pres­ eight more states legislation provid­ old son o f a mnn named Wright, who * '*» larke, in her statement made others are missing and are believed to Representative Frear ent' exclusive power in this country. ing for cash bonuses o f $101,000,000 resides four miles from, hero, waa pul,l,c yesterday by Sheriff Karel nc- he dead. Twelve of the dead have Not one line of evidence in all the now is pending. shot nnd almost instantly killed M onMakes Sensational ' l'd him of taking front the West been identified. The missing list may Only Alabama, Georgia, and Missis­ hearings, I am informed, suggests dny by tho eleven year old son o f Charges in Letter that this government depended upon sippi have failed to pass legislation Nick Reiibel. The hoys wore playing* ofThis h ,,08tofficc ,n «»o Hummer he changed for the lists o f passeng­ ers and crew aboard have not been or received aid from any dye establish- authorizing aid to veterans in exemp­ "robber’’ nnd the eibel lad said hoverified. WASHINGTON, August H.—T h e1munt from this country during the re­ tions or benefits of some kind, the re­ did not know ,the gun lie had waa charge that “ the dye monopoly head-'cent war and the argument that we port declared. hn raged Laborers loaded. The load o f birdshot struck TWO DEAD, ONE HURT The !>onuses range from $10 a ed by the Chemical Foundation Com- should preserve this half billion dol‘Set Fire to Lumber IN AUTO ACCIDENT. pnny” has sought to influence three Inr domestic dye monopoly with its month for serivee in a number o f the Wright'boy in the chin nnd throut tearing away the lower part o f his ^ ard Near London members o f President Harding's ca b -. excessive prices and enormous power stntes to $25 a month in North Da­ Jaw and breaking his nock. NIOWHERN, N. C., Aug. 8.—Jesse inet in an effort to perpetuate its because o f approaching war and thru kota. Several states set maximum Th# AuocUtod Praia) Grainger ,nge twenty-one, o f Kinston, "present exclusive power in this coun- need of private protection is both pre­ rates, ranging from $100 i nNew Jer­ sey to $500 in Oregon. „ver° ^ ! ,0N L ..Al,R- 8'— Disappointed was fatally injured last night in an try" is made by Representative Frear, postcrous and ridiculous. Will Revive Interest h(lr Failure to obtain jobs at automobile accident, ten miles west Republican, Wisconsin, in a letter to “ Secretaries Weeks and Dcnby are North Dakota claims tho honor of In State Automobile This Chairman Penrose of the senate com- reported by the press to have written having been the first state to pay the ^ ' r u L T 1 in En8t I,OIVlon which o f here, died this morning. Association Here death list from and tm..!,.. i " r nK‘n’ five toous- brought uruugnt the me uentn trom the wreck mittee considering the tariff hill. The your committee simultaneously that bonus, and Illinois heads the list for communication was made public yesthe dye embargo should be continued into tl,(. " ,orcra today broke to two, James Parrott having been amount with $55,000,000, provided the «nd Hot fire to a ............... S. S. Darwin, representing the Flor­ killed instantly. Herbert Temple, third terday by Mr. Frear with the an- for that reason. If so, they certainly bonus law passes n popular refer­ nouncemcnt that copies bar been sent had little information on which to ida State Automobile Association, in ,-oun r,ml’Cr Vnluc‘l Ht ono million pnsHongcr, is still unconsciousy but is endum. don,. damage was expected to recover. All three were to the president and “ to others who base such statements and caution ii in Sanford in a membership cam­ (Ion.. ,’ I ^ t on»!‘,crab|o_ uumngo Many stntes which have given cash xin.le J hundrcd Policemen students the past year nt tho Univer­ would seem to speak with authority J thrown to the winds when dye inter bonuses also aro providing aid for a paign. He will call on nil automobile ny for the fire brigade. on matters" contained in it. jests bring these two letters to .you.* sity of North Carolina. practical nature. In fifteen states owners and endeavor to get them to Tho Wisconsin member, who led th e' committee on the same day, to influaid is offered for vocational educa­ support this state-widu organization successful fight in the house ngninst enco committee action. which hns recently put some splendid Moroccans Victorious, tion nnd in California a hill has been RECOVER STONE'S IIODY. the dye embnrgo in the Fordnoy bill, “ I have no fear of their influence road bills through the legislature. adopted providing for vocational edu­ Ucfcat Spanish Troops referred specifically to tho letters either in your committee or in thu Mr. Darwin states that the Associa­ CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. 8.— The written to Senator Penrose by Secre­ body you represent, but 1 do express cation ot veterans’ dependents. tion is mnking n special effort to Arizona, California, Oregon nnd body o f the Into Dr. W. , E. Stone, taries Weeks and Dcnby, who urged concern over nny power that can se­ I I n w i m V V A,,ocUud Pr"*) raise funds with which to comploto two* wo u N’ Auk’ 8- Morrocana who president o f Purdue University, has continuance o f tho embargo so that cure such letters from such high South Dnkota provide nid in buying the sign-posting od doubtful points on Spanish ^ WB° ,8l* n0lly S e a t e d tho been recovered and Ib being brought the country might bo provided with sources, and more important, that homes nnd in .Oregon tho bonus is tho highways. rocco a n / “ T n Nortbeastern Mor- to Banff, it wns announced in n mes­ chcniicnls in the event of war. apparently has endeavored to smother rondo optional with tho privilege of According to his statement tho ns•heir ,1 1 W ° 1HV0 keen pressing sage received here tonight. Dr. Stone Mr. if’renr also declared that Attor- efforts being made to have the gov­ borrowing up to $.‘1,000 on real estate Hocintion already hns tho truck and have unnonr” M “ l"™' Ur° rePortcd to lost his life in an attempt to climb ney-Genern!'‘Dnughcrty had failed to ernment bring legal proceedings in from the state. Nine western states equipment for the work and also half the |„HtPK» ' " ,f°rC0 boforo Mellila. Mount Eanon on July IB last, and his acknowledge or act upon his letter of order to set aside the Chemical Foun­ offer assistance in stttling on fnrms of the signs have been completed, but . t o ? of ‘ i10 Si”w,”h ,n wife) who wns found nlivo after living July 18, nsking that legal proceedings dation Company. Failure for practic­ nnd in eight) more western states that funds are needed for tho erec­ serted p„n"r fr . h° country‘ !■ «»- eight dnys on a mountain ledge, also be instituted to set uside the Chemical ally three weeks to receive'any reply special boards hnvo been established tion of same. her .way 10 to 1Jnn,rBanff. Details from the attorney-general is an unus­ to look after tho interests o f former Mr. Darwin will be in Sanford fo r clvilinns are rs e k h g ' safofv ^ nho^‘11is on nor,way Details regardrognni- Foundation Company. “ No invisible government,” Mr. ual oversight by a department that strvice men. "bips in the harbor. ar<* the discovery o f Dr. Stone’s body several dnys nnd will be glad to oxFrear said, “ has over shown more represents the congress as well as the In Connecticut, Texas nnd Wyom­ plain tny o f tho Association features, _ --------------------- w°re not contained in the message. Tho w|| ■brazen effrontery Jhnn this dyo mon­ administration and it is impossible to ing, veterans aro exempted from tax* to the automobile owners of SanfordL UP Ih novnr „..u_ ? man who *9 bnrd The thought o f a nationnl debt sec­ opoly. We may well be concerned ov­ believe failure to acknowledge re­ ntion. Sixteen stntes provide for civil ond to none isn’t quite b o thrilling as er the power of these dyo interests ceipts of nn official courtoous letter service preference in tht cases of for­ complncentrH m ‘I | ,o° J0 annoyin* 09 the t smile of the man who Isn’t. — Got your Scratch Pads from- Th« the thought o fa nnvy second to none. Jthat reach to three cabinet officers in was due to ^in oversight. mer service men. Herald—by tho pound— 15c. CHARGE THE DYE TRUST CONTROLS THREE MEMBERS PRESIDENT HARDING’S CABINET ._*• _« j ry — - ••-iii �SUNDAY MORNING AND EVENING THE SANFORD BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION AND WHAT IT MEANS THE STAR TO-DAY W ILLIAM DeMILLE’S IM M ORTAL MASTERPIECE H : N E W SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED K <11 V Every day is "M other’s Day” , if the children wear Kaynee. Knynee blouses and wash suits, pajnmettes and undertogs— all mean freedom from the mending basket. The Herald is deeply interested in the Sanford Iluilding & Lonn Associa­ tion, not from a monetary standpoint, but from the viewpoint of n citizen who has been here ever since this in­ stitution started, who built n home through the association and who has been a staunch friend of the associa­ tion for years. It seems so absurd for citizens of Snnford to put their money in outside investments that promise much and give nothing in re­ turn when there is the best investment in the world right at your very door. The first renl reason for investing your money in the Snnford Building & Lonn Association is the fact that it is safe and snne and sure. This means that regardless of whether you have any sentiment in the mntter it means a good investment from a purely busi­ ness standpoint. The second reason is thnt it is p home Institution nnd you are keeping your money nt home which is the very foundation of build­ ing a grent city. The third reason is thnt you nre building up your city nnd right now when the Building & Lonn Association has loans aggregat­ ing almost $100,000 for new homes thnt people want to build nnd the mon­ ey is not forthcoming it would seem thnt the folks who hnve money to in­ vest would stop and consider nil that it means to you nnd to the city of Snnford to place your money in the Snnford Building & Lonn Association. There nre Khmireds of reasons why you should invest your money nt home. There nre hundreds of reasons why you should invest your money in tho Snnford Building & Loan Associa­ tion. Just why people do not invest their money nt home is one of those strnnge problems thnt nre beyond the compre­ hension of those who make n study of the whims of the public. If sufficient money was invested in the Snnford Building & Lonn Associa­ tion right now Snnford could hnve ONE HUNDRED NEW HOiMES READY FOR OCCUPANCY THIS Miami Business Men May Form Corporation To Finance Schools Amrlcan it now remains only to weave n the CIIEQUES Bankers A. II. A. loose ends of the two crimes. All is Association not yet told. It may require several days yet to SELL T H E MW E settle the troubled waters, but the high tide hus pnssed, and although the city was rocked to its very depths by the trngedy which hnd its origin might be shown the easiest way out cannot bo understood by tho inspec­ here and was diverted in its climax to o f hor trouble, she refused nnd hardly tors. Orlando, it has already shown signs showed n sign of weakening. ThiB, it is believed by tho investi­ of an enrly recovery. gators, strengthens tho theory that It appeared thnt when she left the Whilo every curious and anxious she had in mind the shifting o f tho room she hnd ninde her decision, nnd ear hns been listening for tho final blame from herself to Mr. Miltmoro, in a later review of her notions it is outcome nnd fate of Miss Clarke since while planning the robbery. believed thnt she hnd figured the the death of F. A. Miltmoro last Mon­ Another theory ndvanced is that "way out” before the crime of robbery day night in Orlando, which also an­ nounced the $32,000 postofficc rob­ wns committed and while she was she wns o f thu opinion that Milt­ bery in this city, the sleuths of Uncle planning and nwaiting a chnnce to ex­ more had wronged her brother, I’aul Snm have been working with the com­ change "phoney" money hags for the Clarke, while he wns postmnstcr, and posure ol the laborer on an ordinary real currency in the mail. She wns Miltmore wns an employe nt tho job. The confession to the murder of accustomed to receiving pneknges of stump window nnd that she fo r the Miltmore by Miss Clarke practically money from the banks especially the love of her brother must avenge that ended the thought of the trngedy in First National Bank, which always wrong oven to taking Miltmoro’a life, the public mind, but tho work of the shipped its currency through’ the mnij should he nut obey her demands. postoffice inspectors who have been to the Federal Reserve Bank in A t­ Threats o f blackmail against her tirelessly working on the case will lanta. She had prepared the bundles by Miltmore hnd been mentioned and have to continue raking over the heat- of money in her "studio,” where part scores of other suggestions coming ed coals until every detail of the situa- of the loot was found. It is stntcd from her friends hnve been worked lion cun be cleared to the satisfaction >'>’ the inspectors that she had been into the case, but thus far little truth of the federal authorities in Washing­ accustomed to <|o a little work in hns been found to base them on. each department of the postoffice ton. That others have been connected Many things cannot be ucounted for daily, which had shown a nervousness with her downfall, there is no doubt. according to the inspectors in the and an admission o f irregularities. She wns through her chnritnblc na­ manipulations of the former postmis- When the proper time came, it wns ture an "easy mark" nnd any friends tress. Her methods in her personal easy to do what she did. Her net wns could get her money. It is stntcd thnt business and certain characteristics deliberate and but for the failure to she wns the bank for tho whiskey being so foreign to the ordinary per­ realize that it wns a physcnl impos­ ‘runner" and the "bootlegger," and son with whom they have had to deal sibility for a mail clerk on the train seldom received pnyment o f tho to manufacture duplicate bundles of nmhunts due her. with. Although Miss Clarke has made a "phoney” money and switch them in It is pointed out thnt several o f her dean breast of the entire affair as the distnnee of twenty-eight miles, "friends" who arc believed to Imvo re­ far ns the simple net of robbery nnd she might have done differently. The ceived n shnro o f the stolen money aro murder are concerned, there still fact that Miss Clarke had been an being sought by the federal officer*. appears in the minds of those who employe of the post office for a per­ As yet no wnrrnnts hnve been issuod have been actively connected with the iod of seventeen years anil knew the here, although certain names o f local case from the beginning that some­ buzzard in attempting to beat the persons hnve been mentioned, nnd no thing is lacking. Her motives for her registry system, and walk into such doubt arrests will follow in tho near deeds may have for the moment satis­ a blunder is another feature which future. fied the average person, but not those who have been invited into the circle ++❖ ❖ * ❖ * * * . j . . ; . . ; . .*..j.*.;. $ %*.}. $ *.;..j. of investigation through duty. Borne still believe that Miss Clarke is not guilty of killing F. A. Mltmorc even though she confessed, but instead has been willing to take the blame to shield another. Others believe that she is insane and has stated her mo- ] live fully. The latter believe upon the I ** We have a limited plea of insanity she can cast o ff the 4* usunl penalty and eventually become a number o f 30x3 and free woman again. 30x3VL> casings in sev­ For reason that there hns been eral different makes, nothing tangible upon which to sub­ stantiate her dealings with Mr. Milt­ all standard goods. more, in regard to papers, and other evidence in her personal records, her First Quality motives ns stated nre questioned ser­ iously by the authorities. That she All have Serial was a peculiar woman is found by the Numbers inspectors in all of her personal files. Her eccentricities nfc many nnd npManufacturers penr to have been the outgrowth of a spiritualistic mind which she placed Guarantee ubove everything. She flaunted repentely the accusa­ Non-Skid tions of inspector in chnrge, L. A. Johnson, when he fastened the last link in the chnin und the robbery upon her in "the presence of her assistants. She defied him to withstand her gaze, stating thnt she could rend his mind and knew that ho wns bluffing her. In tho face o f the plea by tho incpector last Saturdny to "come clean" that ‘ T here’s n Man at the Curb to Serve You” tho rest of her stnff might bo saved suspicion and humiliation and that she BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN MAGIC CITY. MIAMI, Aug. 6.— Business men nnd civic orgnnizntions of the city todny were considering the formation o f a $400,000 corporation to flnnnce the schools o f Dade county the coming term. Approximately half a million dol­ Bring the youngsters in today and fit them out lars in debt, fncing suits for $105,­ in Kaynee. 000 on long past due time wnrrnnts, the school board Inst week announced that it would be impossible for them I to open the fall term on time. The 1 schools could not be opened, it was .i declnred, until the first of January, 1922, when sufficient taxes would be paid in to ennblo the board to pay You get) satisfaction or your money back hi the teachers* and janitors' salaries. It was suggested thnt the teachers, ++4+.|»|M t.H ..|..|..{..i.++*****+**4**++***4-*******+**++++*++*+*+'i if they wished to do so, be permitted to conduct classes on a tuition basis. * * * * * * * * * * several seasons with tho Georgia The plan for the formation of a cor­ State League tennis. poration to finance the operating ex­ * On Thursday afternoon, John A. penses nnd to open the schools on time Wngnor, of Amerieus, Gn., made his was presented to tho Rotary Club debut ns an umpire in the Florida today by Frank B. Shutts publisher * * * * * * * * * * State League, officiating behind the of the Miami Herald. The money bat in the first game of the series be­ thus advanced to the school board RECORDS OF BIO tween St. Petersburg anil Daytona. would bear interest at regular rates ONES DURINC WEEK. His decisions were fair, his judgment to be paid back to stock subscribers good, and his manner o f calling plays in the corporation. Both clubs hnve (From Wtdnodij'i D»lljr) clear and easily undrestood. In con­ appointed committees to go into the CHICAGO, Aug. 0.—The record of trast with former umpires who have proposition. the big ones for the week nre: Heil­ served here, his work looked like that man, 423; Hornsby, 415; Ruth, 38; of an American League official. The 11-I GETS UNRULY. State League ha sat last secured the Kelly, 18. Stolen bases, American, services of a man who is a master of ROCKAWAY, N. Y., Aug. fl.—The Harris, Washington, 19; National, the game, who has* played it success­ H-y, the smallest dirigible in the Uni­ \‘ Frisch, New York, 31. Runs scored, fully, and who will not falter in de­ ted States navy, todny fell on Barren Ruth, 106; Frisch and Hornsby tied ciding the close points of play where island during a test flight, dumped out many umpires too often go astray. her crew of three nnd, lightened of with 82. Here’s wishing him luck in his new this burden nsetnded several thous­ job, thankless though it is. Fads are and feet for a runaway flight north N EW EST UMPIRE IN LEAGUE warned to think twice before they call over Long Island sound. GETS A GOOD SEND OFF. this man on a play as he knows more On a cloudless day bnek in 1904, baseball with his cerebral chambers two teams took the ticld at the old hall on vacation than the average bug does THE LENA CLARKE CASK SEEMS MORE COMPLICATED park In QrccnviiUv, S. C. The Green- while thinking at a rate of speed BY FURTHER ENTANGLEMENT 1,' villo team boasted o f a new outfielder slightly exceeding that of the guy whom they had recently signed; the who answered Edison’s questionnaire. lCoi|llnunl fro-i I'neo One* . opposing nlHo had a star by the name — Lakeland Star. said hnd refreshed her mind and giv­ o f Wagner. Greenville's speedy rook­ en her a clear idea of how it all hap­ ie was Jackson, fresh from the cotton WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY pened, both county and state officials m ill'district, nnd a born hater of Lakeland at Daytona. have decided to delve deeper into the shoo leather. 11is debut was greeted Tampa at Jacksonville. affair before making further state­ by some rabid fan, who screeched, St. Petersburg nt Orlando. ments. “ Shoeless Joe Jackson,” as the plnySheriff Karel, who had been absent ’ ors ran to their positions. Thu name HOW ’ rilEY ST,\ND in West Virginia on other olFidnl du­ stuck, oven when Joe broke into the W L Pet ties, returned to Orlando Inst night big lenguese. It sticks today as he Orlando ....... ..........50 31 .844 and immediately visited the prisoner. is being tried for participation in the Tampa ............ ..........47 38 .553 Karel again todny was in consultation most monumental swindle in tho his­ Lakeland ........ ..........44 10 .521 with Miss Clarke, but stated to news­ .460 papermen thnt he wns not prepared to St. Petersburg .........40 47 tory o f any sport. 19 .480 ninke any statement at present. He 1 . ' <His co-star o f tho Greenville series, Daytona ........ ..........37 54 .393 intimutod thnt he might hnve some­ John A. Wagner,o I bo went up to'tho Jacksonville ... ..........35 L, big. tops, playing outfield with, the thing to say ut a later date. RESULTS YESTERDAY \ "Now York Ynnkccs, while George At St. Petersburg 5, Orlando 2. Stallings, later “ Miracle Man," of the George W. Krick, special corres­ Others, rnin. A Boston Braves, was managing the pondent of tho Jacksonville Metropol­ Manhattan American League Club. is hns opened up a now train of Wagner, however, spent Bevoru terms TAMPA.— For every three innrri- thought in the Orlnndo murder mys­ with variouus clubs In tho South At­ nge licenses issued in Hillsborough tery: lantic League, starring with Jackson­ county during July there was one WEST PALM .BEACH, Aug. 0.— 1 ville, which then held a franchise in suit for divorce filed, according to With tho suspense, which hns en­ the “ Cally” circut, before making tho county records. One hundred twenty shrouded the local community, for tho jump to tho big time. Returning from four licenses were issued nnd forty past threo days, finally lifted in the K. tho Yankees, ho was still good for buKb for divorce instituted. second confession of Miss Lcnn Clarke The garments are too well made, the fabrics are too high quality, to tear ensily! The buttons are all perfect, firmly sewed on, the buttonholes are well made and the lockstitch seams well fin­ ished. Then, too, you can boil them— all the col­ ors are fast. Sanford Shoe and Clothing Co. SPORT WORLD ■nofs»—■■ n w • WINTER. Think of what this would menn in the influx of new people here when we need them. Think of the employ­ ment it would give to the builders of houses. Think of the money that would be spent through all the trade channels. Will you stop nnd think nt all? W h a t E very W om an K n ow s” Saturday at the Princess— Gladys Walton in “Short Skirts;” also a Good Comedy E N JO Y Y O U R T R IP Hnve you over been "enught short of cnBh” when touring und been embarrassed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by the moro or less unwel­ come nttitude toward your personn! checks? You cun enjoy your trip, free from nnxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself jupplled with these self-identifying, ovorywhcrc-nceeptcd, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. t Peoples Bank of Sanford Another Good B u y 30*3........$ 9.60 W t t ...... 10.75 W IG H T BROS. CO. v ;. >, �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY H ERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1R21 _*u------l a - n . -------------- * tel, were among those from this city they spont the day with friends. They enjoying the delightful surf at Day­ were accompanied home by Mrs. J. A. tona Bench yesterday. Harris and Miss Margaret Harris, who will bo their guests for the week. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, MRS. JENNINGS HONORED ___________ Phone 317-W_________ • The man who works in Bhop or o f­ The many Sanford friends of Mrs. Messrs. Ed nnd John Meisch and fice— who is "on the payroll"—whose W. S. Jennings will be interested In Dick Brown were among those from i SOCIAL CALENDAR Income is sufficient to provide homo the following clipping from tho Pitts­ — Snnford at Daytonn Bench yestcrcomforts nnd probably lay awny a lit­ burgh (Pa.) Index. A fter attending Monday.—The Westminster Club will dny. tle money besides, may feel that he the grent Salt Lake council Mrs. W. be ontcrtnlned by Misses Lcttic Messrs. D. C. Marlowe and John S. Jennings visited Mrs. Joseph Beat­ has no practical need o f an automo­ Caldwell and Porrie Lee Bell, at tthe home o f the former at four Smith spent the day nt Daytona ty, of Pittsburgh, who is a winter vis­ bile ; that to him it would he merely a costly luxury—u means puroly of o’ clock. Bench yesterday with their fumillos itor in DcLnnd and a member of tho pleasure nnd rocrontion for himself DeLnnd Woman’s Club: TMonday.— St. Agnes Guild will bo on- who nre spending several weeks there. nnd fam ily? "Seldom hue Pittsburgh had a more tortained by Mrs. Ed. Lane at hor Ho is looking nt only ONE side of interesting or more important visitor home on Park avenue at four Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee motored the subject. nmong women who are doing things in mttflock. to Umntilln Snturdny where Mr. Lee An automobile will help to make a the world than Mrs. W. S. Jennings, Tuesday.— Miss Mablo Bowler will en­ went on business. of Jacksonville, Fla., vice-president of new man of him. tertain the members of the Monday It will give him n now spirit. the General Fcderatio nof Women’s Bridgo lub at hor homo on Magnol­ Mrs. Ernest Krupp has returned The very nature o f his work, occu­ Clubs, who has been in tho city for ia avenue at 3:30 p. m. homo from Maryland where she has the past ten dnys, the guest of Mrs. pied the same number o f hours in tho Tuesday.— Executive Board o f the spent several weeks visiting relatives. JoBcph Beatty, of Ellsworth avenue. same place day In and day out, tends Woman's Club will meet at the Mrs. Jennings is devoting all hor time to restrict his VISION. It limits his home of Mrs. John G. Leonnrdi, on Mrs. Jack Davison has returned to home demonstration work, which is thinking. It puts him in a mental Palmetto nvenuc at 4 o'clock. homo from an extended visit with groove thnt handicaps his possibili­ Wednesday.— Mrs. Sam Yountz will friends nnd relatives in Pennsylvania. done undet the Lever act in co-opera­ ties of rapid growth in his chosen tion with the U. S. department of ag­ entertain the members of the I). A. riculture. Within the past eight field. ■U. Bridge club at her home on Mr. nnd Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Master months 3F, states hnvo been organized His HEAD is his gold mine. His Magnolia avenue at 0:30 a. in. Bobble Marlowe, Mrs. John C. Smith in part nnd women workers are dem­ ability to dig out tho gold is in pro­ nnd Master Wilson Smith, nre spend­ onstrating the principles o f right liv­ portion to his broad outlook, his ini­ ing some time nt Daytonn Bench. ing, how to get the most out of life tiative, nmbition, courage, grit. An Mrs. J. A. Stephens nnd children, of and how to mnkc use of whnt they automobile, through all the recrontion High Springs, nre the guests of Mrs. Ervin Sony, of Dade City, is visit­ have, among the women in the rural it makes possible for him, gives him G. A. Ilndford, at her home on French ing his cousin, Robert Thrasher, nt districts of the country. Explaining a .new angle on himself— and his avenue. ' his home on Celery avenue. It to the farmers' wives how they muy work. It helps him to think. mnke their work easier, thereby win­ makes his contact with the other felMr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrnsher nnd Mrs. Loretta Brothcrson and Tom ning n little time for the things o fjlo w far greater—opening up a new Miss May Thrasher, spont the day nt Brotherson left yesterday for Tampa, life, is part of the work of these world of opportunities to him. East is, the guests of Mrs. Thrasher’s An automobile broadens his mind; home demonstrators. Another thing Clenrwntcr ami St. Petersburg. parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn. they tlo is to mnkc country life more makes him see many things in a brand Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes and interesting for the young people in new light; makes him reflect on sub­ Mr. nnd Mrs. S. M. Lloyd motored Miss Dorothy Stokes motored to Or- order that they will stay on the furms. jects that ho had probably never ❖ to Apopka yesterday afternoon. “ Thursday afternoon following a thought about before; and inspired Inndo yesterday where they were the luncheon given at the Allegheny Coun­ him to be a greater master nt his task guests of Mrs. Stokes' parents, Mr. Dr. nnd Mrs. S. puleston, Miss try club by Mrs. Geo. Phelps spoke in the realization that a man's reward and Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. Camilla Puleston,, Mrs. T. M. I’ ulesat a meeting of Scwlcklcy valley wom­ in success is in proportion to the de­ ton nnd Briggs Arrington, motored to Messrs, T. Thrnsher and Flow- en nt the Edgeworth club. On Wed­ gree of skill and enthusiasm that he DcLnnd ami Enterprise yesterday. ers, were Jncksonville Fridny on nesday Mrs. Beatty gave a luncheon puts into his work. To such a man, an automobile pays of twlve covers at tho Schenley for business. Mrs. T. M. Puleston and Master her guest, Tuesday Mrs. II. T. Pripe for itself and makes a profit through Briggs Arrington leave tonight for Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Bailey and bnby gave a luncheon and Saturday even­ the success-making Inspirations that Monticello, Fin., where they will left this morning for Eustis, where ing Mrs. Jennings was honor guest nt come to him through its use. It gives spend several weeks with friends and they will spend this week. a dinner given by Mrs. C. H. Kerr, at team work to his brain. It nets ns a relatives. their summer home in Northern Pike. constant urge to him to imiKc his job She was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. a bigger and better job by putting It. E. Herndon nnd Ed. Higgins mo­ Mrs. F. B. Langley and Master tored to Leesburg this morning on A. Stewart of Thistle Gate over the bigger effort and better ideas into it. Frank Langley spent the week-end business. Fourth of July. “ Mrs. Jennings made many address­ with Mrs. W. T. Langley, at her es during her stay in Pittsburgh, As apartment at Daytona Bench. Wallace Bell, Sherman Moore and a result of hor visit, the Congress of AUTHORIZED FORD DEAI.ER. Curtis Barber formed a congenial par­ Dr. W. T. Langey and Mr. E. B. ty motoring to Daytonn Bench yester­ Women of Allegheny county, compos­ ed o f lilt organizations, will he hro't KII.LEBREM GOES TO Langley motored to Daytona Bench day. into the general federation." yesterday, where they spent the day SANFORD TO BECOME with their families. They were ac­ POLICE CHIEF THERE. Dr. J. N. Robson and children spent IN HONOR OF VISITOR. companied home by Mrs. F. B. Lang­ the day at Daytona Beach yester­ ley and Master Frank, who have day. Detective J. A. Killehrew o f the Miss Martha Clmppell entertained spent the week-end with Mrs. T. L. very delightfully Friday evening at a Tampr. police department, was pre­ Langley. Earl Field spent the day very pleas­ swimming party at Palm Springs, in sented with a handsome pipe, the ex­ antly nt Daytona Beach yesterday. compliment to her guest, Miss Mary act reproduction of the one ho lost Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Frasier motored recently while on a raid in which sev­ Kirk, of Jacksonville. I'. II. Walsh, of Wilmington, N. C., to Daytona Beach Saturday. After a delightful swim, the hostess eral shot were fired at him, by the is spending some time in this city assisted by Mrs. II. II. Chappell, and members of the detective department Misses Agnes Dumas and Marion transacting business. Mrs. Moore, served a tempting picnic yesterday. Phillips and .Mr, Raymond Phillips, The pipe was engraved with Mr. supper. Oliver Murrell, of Wuuchuln, spent were among the Sanford people at Those attending this charming Killehrew's name and had the donors' tile week end with bis parents, Cupt. courtesy were Misses Mary Daytona Bench yesterday. Kirk, names inscribed on it. lie also was and Mrs. K. R. Murrell. Dorothy Stokes and Virginia Neely; given a big carton of line tobacco and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, .Misses Messrs. Sherman and Arthur Monro, some matches. This token of the es­ R. Cecil Moore, of Tampa, was regFlorence, Ethel and Ruth Henry, teem in which Mr. Killehrew < he'd Fordyce Russell, and Wallace Hell. spent the day nt Daytonn Bench yes­ isterud at the Montezuma Saturday. by tin* members o f the detective de­ terday. MA Rlt IAG E A N NO UNCEM ENT partment, was exhibited because o Mr. R. E. Newman spent the week­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry J. Wilson an­ the resignation of Mr. Killehrew, e f­ Daytonn Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb and end with his futility at nounce the marriage of their daugh­ fective today, Bench. family nre moving to Orlando to­ ter, Esther Harris Wilson to Mr. Sid­ Mr. Killehrew will go to Sanford t » day. ney A. Rive, Saturday, August 0th, take the office o f chief of police of Mr. and Mrs. Chns, K aimer and 1U2I, at 7:30 p. m. that city untier the commission-man­ family spent the day nt Daytona Col. nnd Mrs. George Knight and ager form of government, which is m Beach yesterday. SUNDAY BIG DAY family were among those from this operation there. He formerly was in FOR hit. GEORGE HYMAN. Sanford and was the town marshal city spending tho day at Daytona Messrs. Chatham, Durroil and Sam Bench yesterday. w h e n the city was much smaller, Murrell motored to Daytona Beach Yesterday was a big day for Dr. which was ninny years ago. Ho wil Sunday. George Hyman, who is now in Phila­ leave for Snnford this morning.— S. B. Williams, of Jacksonville, is delphia, and who supplied the pulpit Tampa Tribune. in the city on a business mission. The Misses Frost, of New York City, are spending some time in this of Dr. Russell Comvull at one o f the largest churches in America. It was FORT MYERS.— To help beautify A. Italfield and Mr. Dawson motor­ city, stopping at the Montuzunm. also Dr. Hyman's birthday, and the the city a local nursery in co operation ed to Daytona Bench yesterday. .Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key motored fact that he supplied the church of with the Fort Myers Press has offer­ his old friend on his birthday and thnt ed to give to residents free of charge Mr. F B. Langley went to Tampa to Orlando yesterday where they were he has been treated so royally by Dr. paints ami shrubs to replace unsight­ the guests of Miss Funny Tucker, this morning on business. Conwell and the people, made him ly trees removed from yards and feel like rejoicing mid lie wants his lawns. Persons whose yards do not Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride motor­ Messrs. Cook, Hunt, Hnrhnugh and friends here to rejoice with him, tontalr. citrus trees and who do not ed to Winter Park yesterday where . II, Walsh, from the Montezuma llohence his word to the Herald telling feel tilde to purchase palms or other about the big day. Jtr. Ilyman says hruhs will he supplied by the nursery + .j.+ . j . .*. !• •:* *:•*;•*:• »;••;* •:*4* •> 4 4 •;* 4 that Dr. Conwell has a great church without cost. and school, hut that Sanford can also I RAI N N« MKIH'I.K have great churches and schools if we will stick to it and stand by them. He SmitlilHiund sends heat wishes to all the Herald Depart* Arrive force and all his Sanford friends. He tan; Murchison National Bank Building No. 83. 2:38 a. m. 2:46 *. m expects to he absent in the north for 8:40 a. m. No. 27.. about ten days. WILMINGTON, N. C. 4 89. No. 80_____ 2:55 p. m. 3:20 p. m. No. 7:45 p. m 85. 85------------7:30 p. m. An organization, conducted on approved business lines, to furnish NOTICE MEMBERS protection against railroad errors. North Bound i WOODMEN CIRCLE. Depart* Arrive "EVERY PATRON A ROOSTER" 2:03 a. m 82. 82_______ 1:48 a. m. Tim Supreme Forest Woodmen Cir- No. Freight hills audited and claims for overcharges, also other claims, 84. 84_________ 11:45 a.m. 12:05 p. m rfe, having at the last session held in No. tiled and followed through to settlement on commission basis, viz.: 8:25 p. ir*. .... 3:05 p, m. New York City, reduced the rates of No. 80 No. OVERCHARGE CLAIMS: 50% OF COLLECTIONS , 28. 28_________ 10:00 p.m. the membership, which was put into effect July, 1010, to a more reasonable Trifby Branch I.OSS AND DAMAGE CLAIMS: l.V/i OF COLLECTIONS. Depart! Arrlva rate, I therefore issue a call to each Send in at once by mail or express, whichever is cheaper, freight 8:00 a. m. member to meet at the Gate City •No. 100 hills on all movements on which charges wore paid within the past 8:25 p. m 24 House, Wednesday, August 10th, nt •No. 24........... two years in Florida, four years in Georgia and three yeurs In Ala­ *N o 158. 7:00 a. at. 2:20 p. m., and tiring your original bama. They will he acknowledged upon receipt, curefully preserved 7:85 p. in No. 22... certificate—this call is to the men who and returned at our expense. • nre members also. Leesburg Branch Claimant rendered statement of number and amount of each Plans ebe prompt, ns there will be Depart* • Arrive claim. Refund checks or vouchers payable only to claimant. Claims business o f importance to nil. •No. 157. ____ 4:00 p, r . on movements prior to March 1, 1020, must he filed during August. SARAH E. PARKER,. No. 21............ 21 2:52 p. m. Guardian Celery City Grove No. (10. •No. 101 . . . 8:30 p.m. ll(l-2tp. •No. 25_______ 2:00 p. rn. 25. J. B, DICKINSON, Manager Oviedo Branch I I Years In Rate and TurilT Dept., A. C. L. R. R., Wilmington, N. C.; * Arrlvo Depart* Europe need waste no sympathy in Reference: Murchison National Bank, Wilmington, N. C. the American proletariat. A claach- •No. 128. _____ 11:00 a. m. Wilmington is Headquarters of A. C. L. It. It. 8:40 p. m er scat is more enjoyable than the •No. 127........... • •Daily, except Sunday. grandstand, anyway. THE COST OF DOING WITHOUT EDWARD HIGGINS Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace * Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT M AN U RE And Other Materials 9 Our Prices Will Save You Money Chase & 1‘ IIONE 53G ❖ ❖ + 414 * + 4 -+ 4 *+ 4 *+ ♦ + • {■ + + 4 * 4* 4* 4* 4*❖ 4*4* 4*4* 4- 4* ❖ 4*4*+ ❖ + 4 * 4*4**5*+4* 4**fr4*4* *>4- 4*444 One Born Every Fourth Minute A lady who had a family of three children didn’t want any more because she had heard that every fourth child born in the world was a Chinaman. A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some skeptical folks used to have about advertising* There was a time, when some advertisements had to be taken with a grain o f salt. A few misguided ad­ vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard experience taught them that untruthful advertising didn’t pay. Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ vertise successfully, make regular customers, and build up good will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH about their goods in their advertisements. You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly what it is doing is a good concern with which to do bus­ iness. The store that advertises is a progressive store that has something really worth while to say to you. And companies that advertise their products or their service have confidence in them. You can safely share their confidence. Inferior mercliandise cannot masquerade in quality clothes of advertising. the READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS! Sanford Daily Herald “ TO D AY’S NEW S T O D A Y !” j SOUTHERN FREIGHT AUDITORS & r low: SPORUNOl This funny looking little guy with the big nose and bald head has got to face the musk* The determined attitude of the Mrs. tells us that she is absolutely through Bccing rent money handed over to Mr. Landlord. She wants a brand new home o’ her own. She’ s got the plans, nnd she knows where the lumber H coming from. Us! There’s another bald-headed man in this town who said he goinfj to build this year. If he doesn’ t get busy pretty soon wc U set his wife on him! ' CO. HILL r « , SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD 0FFI $ �V 'f 7 -, \ ■ THE BAN FORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8,1921 PAGE Ji i; A Conservative Bank With Progressive Ideas PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD BERRY W ILL COACH H AM ILTO N f You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Though proud o f our long record o f past achieve­ ments in assisting In the development of a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more intensive the older we grow. LA W YER S Progressive Institutions are created by Pro­ gressive Individuals. George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attornsy-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— BATTERIES i» BRINO YOUR Battery Troubles to Us ||The Seminole County Bank...* W » (p .o U lli. on Electrtcel Work and **n f i r . • jo u dependable M r r l c . . W T ALSO HAVE COKVXTEMT MECHANICS FOR O VK RH 4U UHO TOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Company Phone 189 "A financial institution with a successful past and a young Man’s vision of the future" Sold and Serviced by OPEN A L L THE Y E A R Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable P ric e s--------- ----------------------LAKELAND.— T. J. Apployanl, jr., a son o f T. J. Appleyard, Sr., o f TalAugust Hour iqhassce, a native Floridian, has boon ........................................................6:12 elected secretary o f the Lakeland Chamber o f Commerce and already 9 6:31 10 ..........................................7:26 has assumed charge of the work here. 11 .......................................... 3:23 No contract was made between Mr. 12 _____ 0:19 Appleyard and the organization, it 13 _____ 10:14 being hia own desire that he be left 14 ........................................ 11:08 free to severe his connection with the body whenever his services muy prove 1 5 .................................................11:69 unsatisfactory or whenever ho may 1 0 ............................. 12:47 'feel that there is a lack of vision in 17 ..........................................1:31 the community or an unwillingness to 18 ........................................... 2:11 support the work. 1 0 ...................................................2:48 Mr. Appleyard has spent the lust 20 .......................................... 8:24 dght years in commercial organiza­ 21 .......................................... 4:00 tion work, specializing in reorganiza­ 22 .......................................... 4:30 tion, financing and modernizing 23 .......................................... 5:17 Chambers of Commerce. His duties 24 ....................... 6:06 have taken him# to widely scattered 25 .......................................... 0:20 points, including Portland, Ore.; Ft, 26 ... 7:23 Smith, Ark.; Philadelphia, New York 27 .......................................... 8:27 nnd points in New Jersey, North Car­ 28 ........................................ 0:31 olina nnd South Carolina, He was 2D................................................ 10:30 secretary o f the Piquu, Ohio, chamber of Commerce and served in the same capacity for two years at Newark, O. The last two years were spent in re­ organization work. . LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES TAMPA,— Declaring that "owing to tho prosperity of this section there has been attracted to South Florida a large number of professional stock snlesiqen, who are offering to the pub­ Bosch Magnetoes lic various Htocks o f questionable val­ ue, in many instances," the Tnmpu Slromberg Carburetors .Cicilring House Association and a ffil­ Genuine Replacement Parts iated banks is publishing in the local newspapers advertisements "to warn Delco and Remy Sales Service the public against milking investments Export Repairs on all makes of In any stock without first consulting with some responsible hanker nnd as­ Magnetoes and Generators certaining rcliablo* information re­ specting tho p f..o s c d venture." Opposite Postofficc Tho Clearing House Association hns ORLANDO, -:FLORIDA invited other hanks in South Florida "to join with us in our efforts to pro­ Phono 818 tect tho public ngninst the numerous doubtful schemes now offered thruout Motor Parts Service Co. South Florida by professional stock salesmen." We have the most com­ plete line of BUILDERS HARDWARE Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you 011 your requirements Also exclusive agents Pickling and Preserving for TIME SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes W e have the HILL HARDWARE _ _ COMPANY PRINTING -uO Hammormill envelopes printed, ti.75, Seminole Printery, 002 French aV0' , 87-0tp Nature required centuries to trans°rm grass Into com, but moro man eds only a few weeks to transform corn into wild oats. Soil it with a Herald Want Ad. STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, Cjiurns, etc. BALL HARDW ARE CO. Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee J. Howard Merry, former Unlvertdty of Pennsylvania football mar and pen tathlon champion lias accepted (lie terms of Hamilton college, Clinton, N. V. to become coach of the football team next season. • HIT TAPE FIRST Bar I Eby, tiro great Penn mit­ er, busn't any patience with a fellow wlio devotes the most of Ii Ih thinking to H ip time record, Instead of winning the nice. "Give me the runner who can win the race," says Eby. "Time Is a secondary matter. Meat the other fellow to the tains and you hnve accompli Hired the real purpose of any rnye." Running against time Is not sport. Itnclug Is competition between Individuals. If you bent (be oili­ er fellow, the time tnkes care of Itself. GARAGES Diamond Squibs Smith Bros. Garage : 4v.*A^ | A » A Sam Rice. Tils Speaker, Cleveland boss, was the first to nelilove n record number of accepted chances In Hie outfield, then Max Carey, •the Pirate preacher and outfielder, exceeded Spoke’s mark, and now lllce holds the record, HITTING KEEPS CROWD BACK League Officials Find That General Lambasting of Ball Is Holding Attendance Down. National league umpires aro now doctoring the baseball Instead of the pitchers. They're experimenting with a new chemical to lake tho shine olt the ball. The new dope Ims the same effect rosin, only It Isn't as sticky. League olllclnls once stormed about pitchers using dope on tho ball. Then, when they found thnt the general lainbnstlng of tho Imll had hurt attend­ ance. they rushed to the rescue. FIELDING MARK IS EQUALLED 1 - m Third Baseman Schepner of Louis­ ville Team Accepted Thirteen Chancee Without Slip. When Jno .Schepner, third baseman of tho Louisville American Associa­ tion club, accepted thirteen chancef without error In a recent game wltl Rt. Paid- sport writers declined he oqunletr the ninjor leaguo record held by third basemen, which was mndi by George Cutshnw, of the IJrooklyi Nationals, on August 23, 1913. FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Pianos nnd Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Bor MS PURE W A TE R Elder Springs W ater 99.98% PURE • Phone S11*W Sanford, Fla. LORD’S PURITY W A TE R AS GOOD AS THE BBST Daily Service Phone 197 SANFORD NOVELTY W ORKS Expert Repairing The St. Paul club bus reculleu OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Catcher Hcblec from the Peorlu Three Oak and Flrat I league club. • • • REAL ESTATE Harney Dreyfuss has a lot of young ball players whom he hut n't as much us put on exhibition. E. F. Lane • • • Real Estate and Insurance The Atlanta club announces the sale of lnlleldcr Fred V. Smith to Bt, Phone 95 Joseph of the Western league. • • • Experts have figured out thnt a man Geo. W . Knight batting .800 tills season is about equal to one hitting .28r> n couple of years Real Estate and Insurance ago. SANFORD FLORIDA • * • The Chlcngo club hns released Jeff Stafford, the Southwestern university ..Employment Bureau.. OUTFIELD RECORD FOR RICE pitching phenom to Sioux City of the The vocational committee of the Busi­ Western league. ness and Professional Women's Club • • • Washington Player Handled 478 Nig Clarke nnd Ty Lober, lot out requests nil young women desiring Chances Last Season— Max Carey by Roger Bresnaban, nro both help­ employment to register nt the First of Pirates Displaced. ing to keep Milwaukee up In the race National Bank. Ham Rice, star outbidder for the In the Association. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman * • • Washington Nut lor. Mb, set a record In John Ilcnry Robinson, the veteran Eyes Examined Glasses Designed major lenguc history Inst season when he handled 478 chances In tin* ouilleld. Little Rock southpaw, Is out for an­ Henry McLaulin, Jr. other record ns n hard worker. Last OPT. D. year he pitched 864 Innings. . . . Discovered nt the trial of the Chi­ cago "Hlnck Sox'"—a Chicagoan, sixtyfour years old, who has never seen a A hall game— and ho Is not blind I . . . Tony Kauffman, a pitcher who hns been n sensation with the Winnipeg OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST tenr.i of the Western Canada league. Graduate Northern Illinois College BJ lias been sold to the Chicago Cubs. 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. . . . Tho Memphis club has taken on an outfielder named Frank Fuller, who WILSON VULCANIZlast year played In the Independent ING WORKS Delta Jengue with Greenwood, Miss. ’ . C. O. WILSON. Owner • • • . SATISFACTORY SERVICE ANI) noss Roberts, pitching lice of the REASONABLE PRICES Mart Ilist) urg (Mine Ridge longue) base- |.. Wight Brother. dar*«e null,tins bull club, bns been sold to the Petersburg club of the Virginia Stale league. Phono 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave • • • DILL DENNIS, Manager Tho Interstate Realty Co., of Lake Uutler, has begun tho publication of a nont lltto hookltt devoted to sotting forth opportunities for homoseekers. It i Bcnllcd Tho Iloincseekcrs' Guide, nnd the first number contained twenty pngts o f information that will answer tho questions of many who nro looking for investments In thnt section o f the stato. The hook will bo issued month­ ly by J. II. Williams nnd B. Z. Mat­ thews, nnd will he given wldo circu­ lation. L. A. Renaud, Prop. HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” ;;+++*+ .| .+ + *+ + + ***+ + + + *+ ,M,+ * + * + ,i"*,+ ,M,+ + + ,»,**4,4>*++*+*t>,l*+++,f.? CHULUOTA INN CONTRACTORS New Era Printery A new umpire In tbo Soutbori league Is the veteran Tommy Cor cornn, who of late years hns worked In the Eastern and International leagues. • • • With GU Meyers reporting to New Orlcnns, Manager Dobbs released Poe Smith, his second-string backstop, to Nashville, where lie was put In the outfield. G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOI1 PRINTING NuBONE CORSETS AND BRASSIERES V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we plense you, tell others; If not tell us. Phone 498 HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler Work Automobile , Starter Genr Banda; Mounted on Fly Wheels Automobile Crank Shafts Returned Gas Engines and Pumps Overhauled Irrigation Nipples Phone 61 Made to Order nnd :: Gunrnntccd :: C. A . W HIDDON i MRS. J. B. COLEMAN CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Phone 575-W Fred Mitchell* often bus urged the Welukn Illdg. Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. establishment of a Imselmll school, Phone 465 hut most of tho Imll players know „ i Herald Printing Co. more than their touchers. So whnt's tho use? DRINK BOOK, JOB AND COM* Max Carey, the fleet-footed Pitts­ Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-190 MEIICIAL PRINTING burgh outfielder, and Frank Frisch of pur cent pure. Phone S1L Phone 148 Herald Building New York are having n neck nnd neck race for stolen base honors In tho Na­ tional longue. rv. um» . * . Sunburned N ote Nelson Pott, college Inflolder sent & U*o plenty of cooling by the Cleveland club some time since to Houston of tbo Texns league, hat been transferred to Dos Moines ol tho Western leaguo, Heals f«nHy, quickly and aaBeeptfwjjy • * • The Knlnmnzoo olid) has sold Pitch­ er William (Red) Collins to Toledo, •Where ho Joins his battery mate, Alex Schntiffel. He had a good record last year, but could not win nt Kalamazoo this season. ♦ • • Before the season Is over It Is not BEST AND BIGGEST CIG A R unlikely thnt the Utile choo-ehoo ol Sister will come steaming up the pike The more yon smoke them - The better yoaH ike them Just ns If nothing had happened be Write for our Premium Catalog No. 4 tween Mils year and Iasi. L LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO., NEWARK. N. J. * • • Largest Independent Cigar Factory In the World. Charley (Rube) Liltzke. sent by In­ dianapolis to a. club In the Three-; league, which turned him had: utter .• brief trial, was then taken on b,v Forhiih City and Malinger Otto Kimbo ha been wdng him n* short as a -f< o im J o h n R u s k in POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE . - �vi'L kn ■ „ . .fii *: , • F in FO U R TH E SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8 , 1M1 iM r U ttw SANFORD DAILY HERALD H E HERALD PRINTING CO., he. m m n u ________ K. J . H O L L Y ________________M U * H J. IILLARD... Secretary-Treasurer H A NKBL....... — General Manager 7 ' CURTIS BARBER aaooLATiov i a i a o d JEksoo 148 up to 6 P. H. ~m awU—tMii .IS.M a a e ty cutter ■ t e 'Wmk ................................................. IS Oaate T h e V t M- U I t y t n W «*W j Harali an( M M M w n SamUaU County u i U patlUtod M B ~ , l " M O l. — ~ AdrartUln# ratal nud* knew* D«moentl« U paUtlc. IS.M | B ym f. ilw iy i Is ndraao*. Meeiber of The Associated Press and hay or celery, lettuce and corn. A cilery farm calls for a large sum fo r investment as the land must be irrigated at a cost o f $800 an acre. But there is a fine profit If crop and mar­ ket conditions arc good. For while it costs $800 an acre to put celery on the cars, the gross profits on a 25-acre farm wiH total $95,000 and a not profit o f $50,000. These aro war-tlmo prices. In addition to the celery the farm also has the other crops noted, and 4 acres o f peppers are said ’ to yield $2,780 a year. The celery is not bleached with earth as it Is done in the market gar­ dens around here, but is covered with a black paper, said to come from Mas­ sachusetts. The celery belt contains some 15,000 acres, and wc heard con­ flicting reports about it,— one person telling us that only 20 per cent o f available land being now in use, while another,person said that all the land where water can be obtained for irri­ gation, is under cultivation. On our return to the city we took the train once rppre, this time for DeLand, a neighboring city, where the inevitable automobiles were in wait­ ing. Don’ t worry, don’ t hurry, eat plenty o f nourishing food, drink plenty of j a m water, wash your hands before assail, clean your teeth twice a day, w e a r comfortable clothes, get long L ams o f sleep in the fresh air—and — -----------o--------------Heetth is yours My some of the doc* TFI1NGS TO WORRY ABOUT. 4esa teaching folks to avoid tubcrcu«—t - —.Miami Metropolis. Yes, but Worry operates on the mental qual­ .gee whizi, man, after you do all that ities as does rust on metal. It weak­ wAat’a the use of living? -------------- 0-------------ens, and If persisted In, destroys. And • Florida newspapers are beginning after nil there nre so few things that t o publish prophecies made by return­ one should permit to worry one. If in g travelers regarding the “ big sea­ an apparent trouble is the result of son ” Lhat this stute is to have this individual dereliction worry is not the year. Indications strongly point to remedy, but that action necessary to the greatest tourist season in the overcome the dereliction. If the trou­ state’s history. Pcoplu find it is as ble or embarrassment comes about y e t fa r from joyful to go pleasure- through no cause nnswerablc to the seeking in war-ravaged Europe; Flori­ individual, then to worry is foolish d a makes a better playground.— Mi­ because it accomplishes nothing, am i Metropolis. There is no more fruitful cause of worry than the stories set forth about In glancing over the box car let­ one. Yet no one should or can justly ters at the head of the Reporter-Star be held accountable for what their o f yesterday, it seems that they issued friends or their enemies say. The one u “ E X T R A " telling about the mys­ Ratters because of partiality, the other tery o f the bothtuub or who gave the slanders because of prejudice, and one w in e? Anyhow, it showed enterprise^ is, nt times almost as embarrassing and enterprise is what makes news­ as the other. The consequence of papers. The Orlnndo papers have a ench is this: No friend believes the cinch now for news. Whenever the slander and no enemy is willing to case drags, they can “ glean" another nccept the flattery. So why worry? story from the cell of Miss Clarke. There is substance in neither the . - — o -------------one nor the other. It is, pcrhnps, un­ Miss Clurkc, held for robbery of the avoidable, that slander1or a mere halfPalm Beach pnstolTice and also for truth must cause pnln. Yet if there tho murder of Miltmoro ut Orlando, is the consciousness thnt it is not true seems to be having n merry time with and that one’s life and conduct gives tbe police and county officers, detect­ the report the lie, self interest alone ives and newspaper men. Hhe “ spills" should impel one to avoid letting it a new story every hour and the latest corrode the mind with worry. is that she might have killed Elwcll, There is nothing so utterly unneces­ ids- vaklst expert and millionaire club sary and illogical iih worry. If tho man, o f New York, who wns found trouble, which merely threatens or -dead in his hotel room in New York the possibility of which is recognized, last year. We have no doubt in tho is avoidable, then the crisis calls for w orld hut that if allowed to go as far clear-headed action, and clear-headed as she likes, that Miss Clarke, will action is not possible with worry pres­ 'eventually be accused of "hitting Hilly Patterson," anti hiding Pearl Bryan’s ent. • If it is not avoidable, then cour­ head nt Cincinnati, two crimes that age is required to meet it, and cour­ age is not possible when worry is happened while she was a baby. present. -------------- o -------------One is reminded of the proverbial AS THE EDITORS SAW US. octogenarian which called his con­ 'The papers are still filled with sorts to his side ns the death dew Showing reports of Florida from the gathered. "Sarah," he said feebly, members of tht National Editorial As­ "wo have lived a long life together sociation tour. The following, from and in the main it has been a very We th e Newton, Mass,, Graphic, is about happy life. It was worth it. thought we had lots of trouble, Sarah, Sanford: but looking back on it we know that Our Orlando drive ended at Winter most of it never happened." Dork, Die home of Mr. Bachellor, and That’s the pith of the argument. a truly lovely spot. It was said to he Most of our troubles never happen. So kite homo of only the wealthy, and I co o k ! will believe it. Here, after why worry.—Tampa Tribune. m ore orange juice, we were met by a bevy o f automobiles from Sanford and w ore soon on our way to that city, celebrated for its celery. I was for­ tunate in selecting a car driven by « n t off the best known men of that city and gathered considerable infor­ mation. He told me that only the previous night 72 carloads of produce had been shipped from the town, and over 5,000 carloads would he shipped b efore July 1st. Last year the expense Tor transportation and refrigeration on Sanford shipments had been over two million dollars. This led to a dis­ cussion in which it appeared that the coBt of transportation seems to lie the principal difficulty of the future mar­ k et for Florida products. Hanford is surrounded by celery farm s. Three crops are raised each yea r on the same land, celery, peppers PEAR FRITTERS Del Monte Bears in fine season­ ed crumbs, to which melted but­ ter has been added in proportion a T 1 tablespoon to euch cup of crumbs. Bake in n moderate oven until brown, Deane Turner WELAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 -------------- o -------------- SERVICE WITH A SMILE. A Jacksonville business concern has adopted and advertised as its slogan — Service with a smile! While it would be plagnrism for other businesses to adopt and adver­ tise the same slogan, it would be prof­ itable for them to inaugurate it, in spirit, in their relations with the pub­ ic. It is just as easy for a snlosoman to smile as it is for him to assume the attitude o f doing the customer a fa ­ vor. The habits o f grouching and smiling nre cultivated; the difference is in the number of customers. Many a man has bought a smile that never gave n trade-mark a sec­ ond thought. The man with something to sell who carries a stock of yarns and gossip sometimes is n hero; no one ever oblectcd to a smile in business. It takes np no time, costs nothing nnd is a business asset. The “ watcher want" establishment is doing business under a heavy handi­ cap. The smile and “ what can I do for you, please," establishment has an adndvantage that Is difficult to over­ come. Affability ran he carried to ex­ tremes, hut service with a smile is the happy combination. A few years ago, in Atlanta, a voung man openod a clothing store for men. At first ho carried very modest advertisements in the papers. He signed them “ Bob—By Himself." lie met his customers at the noor— , - 4 •nd saw to It that they with a smile—and ee. Today he la In a received service. g, getting Rotting more trade, larger building, enlarging his business all the time— r smiles with service, and still mixing Quality and price are essential and, although some businesses fail to recognlzc it, service ice with a smile Is also essential.— Florida Metropolis. -------------o------------- THE MICKIH S A Y S G e r fcGGRHSSWEW', A Debt T o Yourself N AovecrtviB \ vjly- foucs vcaow now as® ow EAtrrvA' 'tue MEEK MUST GET nUEtttRWJMl ’ IM *lW HEREAFTER, FER. •mEN Eos® oowr G e t vr WERE OW EAStlH \ \ \ ^ The saving of an amount regularly is * HOME TRADE AND THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS. really more than a duty, it is substan­ tially a debt; you’re paying off the debt Two women were talking together on the street car, and their conversation turned, ns feminine conversation often docs, to the subject o f dress, many continents being made on mall order catalogues recently received, and the "bargains" to be found therein. “ Yea,'* said the first, "I enjoy shopping by mall and it certainly is cheaper. Of course lots o f time the things when they come nro not ns attractive as they appear In the catalogue and they have to be returned, but I can always get them exchanged." We wpndered if that woman were quite honest with herself if she would not say “ the thing that I thought good and cheaper than I could get at home turned, out to be so poor in quality I could not wear it, and in returning it I sent more money* asking for a better grade. Really If I had decided in the first place to do this I could have done just as well, and had more satisfaction in buying here nt home." Of course there nre always excep­ tions, hut ns n general thing surely If the women gave due thought to the subject, they would admit the folly of buying blindly when local Btoros offer a remarkable nrrny of dry goods and ready-to-wear, just ns attractive as enn be found anywhere. If you want something good for the least amount of money, wutch the special sales, for the local merchants offer wonderful bargains at certain times during the year, nnd the careful buyer can nlwaya ndd attractive things to her wardrobe nt a minimum of expense if she takes advantage of these oppor­ tunities. Then, too, there is another feature which the merchants themselves never refer to, hut. which of course must be in their minds when the women appeal to them on various occasions. Who supports the various civic enterprises thnt mean so much to St. Augustine, the Board o f Trade work, and help with all good nnd charitable causes? Who are always willing to donate prizes for the parties the women plan for the purpose rtf raising funds for various causes, or will render nssiistnnee in other ways — St. Augustine Record. you owe yourself. The sooner you start i the sooner you will come into the full and lasting enjoyment of complete in­ dependence. First National Bank A Community Builder* F. P. FORSTER a F. WHITNER BROOKSVILLE.— WhiBkera have disappeared from tho faces o f tho men of BrockBville and the man with unsightly hair beenuse of failure to have it trimmed has become a novel­ ty. Snfety razors have been discard­ ed by those who "push in" their own heard nnd the man who favored the old fnshloned Made has parked thnt instrument nlong with his strop, soap brush and mug on the top shelf be­ hind the shoo polish. The local bar­ bers nre at war. Tonsorial parlors here for many, ninny months, have charged forty cents fo rn hair cut nnd twenty cents for a shnve. A new shop opened for business one day last week and announced pre-war prices, twenty-fiveeonts far a hair emit and fifteen cents fur n shnve. Business nt the other shops fell off to such an alarming extent thnt their proprietors launched an investigation. They dis­ covered what the trouble was and re­ taliated b / reducing hair cuts to twenty cents ami shaves to ten cents. No one has ventured to predict what the outcome of thy* tprico war will he but the competition has resulted in swamping each shop here with busi­ ness. Cashier SPENCER’S DAIRY Tillis, Stokes & Millitacrs; Popular Markets. Phone 400 your wants Pure Milk and Cream. Morning and af­ ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. H. G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R - ^ r ^ r :^ J! Consulting Chemist an) a of the water: "Of the many waters ot this and eth­ er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior In all goad qaali ties to that of the ’Blder Water.”— Phone 311-W. Office In Millar Building ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. MISTER THEATRE RESORT DANCE HALL CAFE ---------------ELECTRIC----------- PIANOS MANAGER ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W . S. H AYN E, Tampa, Florida WRITE- --------------------------PIION E-------------------------- -WIRE t * Who Is Who and Why FLORIDA RANGES PRODUCING BETTER GRADE OF CATTLE. As a result o fn study of beef cat­ tle production on the ranges o f Flor­ ida, it was found by the United States Department of Agriculture thnt in Palm Bench county approximately 12 1-2 ncres appear to *'0 required to carry an animal through the year. It also wns learned that a calf s rop of 50 to fiO per cent may he expected annually; rnpid improvement of tho native stock can be made by the use of purebred hulls; the mortality is no higher on these rnnges than on the western ranges; the use of nitrogen­ ous concentrates in connection with winter grazing offers the most prac­ ticable solution of the winter feeding problem; utilization o f the native grasses with the object of gradually improving the pastures may lie* con­ sidered one of the chief problems*. It appears that the ranges can best he utilized in units of considerable size; 10,000 acres has been taken as a convenient unit on which to base cstiimates. There is great need f o r further investigational work on range problems in connection with large op­ erations, not only in Florida, hut in theentire Costal Pain nrca, the spec­ ialists say. President Take Out a Policy Against the Fly ___ _t etar where --------F l t o a won’ “ Bleep Ineurnnco" is found. They can’t endure lie fragrant “ plnoy odor." A few dropa around augeata moving to all Ineects. hey lose no time In gelling out. Don’ t be troubled with an­ noying, dlsenae.carrying peals w h e n l t la no eney to be rid of them- ¥ «!-• • 04648277 | From the looks of the constant string of au - .. | tomobiles going in and out o f our repair de | partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock % Wells are WHO? The best automobile me- ♦ t chanics in this part o f the state. And that is | W H Y they all come to us with their automol bile troubles. If you do not come to us with i your troubles your automobile is not receiv| ing its just rights. j BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR' CO. { PhoneGG 115 Magnolia “Service THAT Satisfies” -------- " Fully Protacts n t e n and moaqultoen won’ t tenne when “ Bleep Insurance” la on the Job. Doesn't stain. A few drops will last for hours. Eltlenclous out o f the bottle, but beet used with a small spray. Twenty-flvo cents buys from nny druggist a bottle largo enough to last a long time. Htnrt using “Sleep Insurance” today. Sleep Insurance Co,, Mfgrs. ■ Jn cka ou vlllc, F lo r id a Eustis has a live l*onrd o f t r a d e and it gets advertising whenever there is ++++•}■+•!••}• a chance. Some few months ago a small party of enthusiaic fishermen went for a record and the catch was photogruphtd. The fishermen nnd their fish made n very fine showing nnd the hoard of trade has reproduc­ ed the picture, with a few facts con­ cerning Eustis ns n place to "catch ’em," nnd is sending the double postenrd broadcast. The picturt is cer­ tain to attract attention and every Edison sportsman will note and remember. -}-•>+++-:■ When you buy Lamps. Get the best.' Mazda Lamps Are the Best The Sehring White Way says thnt Electrical Appliances the Scott Lumber Co., is getting rendy to orcct a big crate mill In Sehring. and Material All the machinery necessary for tho o f all Kinds manufacture of fruit boxes has been ordered nnd will soon arrive and he Irons Reduced from put in position. It is expected to have $8.50 to $6.75 things ready for work within four or five weeks. The crate mill nt Sehring is nnnounccd" to have n cnpacity of 15,000 crates a day. A snw mill wll be operated in nddition to the crate Phone 4pl mill nnd tho pny rool will help along 105 Palmetto Ave. in every department o f business. F. P. Rines Quickly Relieves Constipation v Don’t take purgatlvea lor Con­ stipation— Ibey ael handily— tliey overstrain the delicate m e m b r a n e an d le a v e Ihe Bowels In a w o rse condition before. If yon n re I r o a b le d w ith Con­ ■ ■ T T L f a stipation, SlekHcada e b e , In­ digestion, -------------- ---------- SoorStoma eb . D izzin ess, B U oesness, Nervousness, or loss e l Appcfteaflale-IM a frottfs of CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER FILLS — take one alter ta c k meal end one a f bedtime. A lew days* treatment w in pet fMonueh. Liver and normal condition. [CARTER'S [FILM THE BEST CORSETS FOR STOUT daalar ' W O M EN daaaa't carry Cent** n m boy ■tauten ( th a n , aaad taonay u d waict _____ ^ _ tnaamra (orar doUilna) oa4 w * wUI aand you ana for trial, Poataaa prepaid. Snail Ffl) Drat, a NEMOUYCUNIC-FASHlON INSI11UTX Snail Dm fetFL- APpi?*a* 2) briar flara ItewTarfc �■Fr: ,{l >1; ■. ■I % aM » 7 * ■V*, V pjm m <;7;>W^KtH THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8,1921 - UUleH»PP°n,l,*# Mention of Matters jn Brief Personal Item# of interest In and About The City <£ * * * * * * * * the w e a t h e r For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, probab­ ly local thunderatorma Tues- dny. * * * * * * * * * * WEEK’S WEATHER Forceuat for the Period August 8 to 13, Inclusive WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 8.— South Atlantic and Eaat Gulf states: Nonnnl tempernturtf, partly cloudy and widely scattered local thundernhowcrs. There are no indications at this time of a disturbance in the West Indies. Volie Williams went today on business. to Summery of the Floating Smell Tallin Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * * * * * * * * * * * ^ : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE I * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * Laktlnnd $7.50 nnd $9.00 WALK-OVER Slippers at $5.45, beginning Saturday.— -----------* Lloyd’s Shoe Store. 114-2tc Groat weather, great weath- * er If we do suy It ourselves. * P. R. VanValkenburg, secretory o f It was hot yesterday but luHt * the Florida State Automobile Asso­ night was most cool and com- * ciation, was in tho city today enroute fortable and today is all right. * to his home In Orlando from a trip And then It seems that storms * down the oast coast. Van is a live are brewing nnd we can look * wire and is tho life of tho association for those September gales that * and is putting on many new members will cool off our nice little * state? and bring the fall tern- * in every county in the state. peratures. The old bulb Is * falling some and It In sure to * go below 90 soon. And then * Isn’ t Sanford looking good? * 5:40 A. M, AUGUST HTH * Maximum ......................... 94 * Minimum ........................... 70 * Range ...................... 72 * Barometer ............... 30.11 * REPRESENTATIVE (CELLAR ATCalm nnd part cloudy. * TACKS ADMINISTRATION * IN SEVERAL PLACES * * * Oliver Twist and Middy Wash SultB reduced to $1.98.— Snnford Shoe & * * * * * * * * * * * * * Clothing Co. 103-tfc Gut a repaired lire to use as extra. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Duckworth are Ford tires for $3.00.—S. A. Huston. rejoicing over the arrival of a fine 110-2fltc 9-pound boy Dorn yesterday. W. C. Kolb, formerly of Oznrk, Ala., Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits lias accepted a position with the San­ reduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & ford Shoe & Clothing Co., and went Clothing Co, 103-tfc to work this morning. This will give Mac and Sam lots more time to stnll .1. S. Miilpas, representing the Har­ around and relieve them of some of ris Suspender Co., of New York City, their manifold duties. Mr. Kolb is a is in town today, calling on the local brother of L. C., of the People’s Bank, is red-headed and appears to be a trade. mighty nice young man. He will re­ Get a repaired tire to use as extra. ceive a warm welcome from the Kurd tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. younger set of Sanford. 1lG-2(itc Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suita The Publicity Committee o f the reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & Chandler of Commerce meets in the Clothing Co. 103-tfc Palm ICiiom of the Valdez Hotel to­ night at 8 o’clock. Every mineber of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symes and family the committee is requested to he were here this morning onrontc from there. Daytona Beach to their home in Win­ ter Park. They have leased their place Cadies’ Pumps, $0.00 to $10.00 val­ at the bench for the remainder of the ues, only 98c.— Benjamin’s Shoe Store. 112-4tc season nnd will stay at home and they have a most beautiful home in which to Visitors to the city say that San­ stay at Winter Park. ford looks busier and better than any Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wash Suits rity of similar size in the South. They reduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & also say that the Daily Herald Is as Clothing Co. 103-tfc good us any daily paper published in any part of the country in cities twice Goode Guerry, editor o f tho I’nas large—to alt of which we agree Intkn Daily News, and Terence Mefully. Sweeney, linotype operator on tho Sanford Mattress Factory will be News, were here for several hours to­ closed until Aug. 15th. After that day and paid the Herald office it most date we will bo ready for business.— appreciated visit. They were enroute K. Kichols, Mgr. 116-fitc home from Orlando where Goode went to get a personal interview with Miss A card from New Mexico bears the Lena Clark, charged with the kiling inteligenee that Cnpt. and Mrs. E. of Miltmorc^ Von B. Fatjo are now residing there and enjoying good health and they I buy, pay ensh for second hand pi­ ond best wishes to the Herald editor anos. Address P. O. box 352, Sanford, anil nit their Sanford friends nnd re­ Fla. 112-M.-W-.F.12tp new tht ir subscriptior to the Herald os they want to keep up with every­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace Wheeler and thing here. They are former resi­ little daughter, have returned from a dents of this city ♦ .{. .j.+ . J . . j , .». .j, visit to rolatlves and friends hi tho Bluo Grass region of Kentucky, wheru they enjoyed themselves immensely. Mr, Wheeler 1h n member o f the Arm of Bryan & Wheeler, nnd while he wns nway he also investigated the auto­ mobile business In various cities and is looking for a big trade In this lino for the season o f 1921 and '22. Mr. Whoolor nlso said that many people are talking o f coming to Floridn and ho directed them all to Sanford. .*. . ) . + . j . * * 4* * .J. * + * + + + t | Owners will toll you their repair bills are unusually * bglit. It is a fact that many Mupmobiles serve three or four long-time owners before they wear out. % Used car dealers all know the car commands a price above the average. These things are true of the Hupmobile because it is built to last and to keep going on a minimum of outlay; and because they are true, the car is worth what it costs. 5 Passenger Touring ... 2 Psissengcr Roadster $1685 $1685 5 Passenger Sedan ..... 4 Pussenger Coupe ..... $2695 $2645 F. O. D. SANFORD CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF ANY MODEL B. & 0 . MOTOR CO. SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties • * Just the thing for the kiddies, one-piece overalls. We have a new shipment just arrived and they are priced right. SMens Union Alls that good Lee kind, as long as they last at HALF price. REPUBLICAN i TARIFF RULES UNSATISFACTORY IF IT IS WORK CLOTHES, W E H AVE IT, AN D W E WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— An at­ tack on the administration generally and on the house ways and means committee particularly for its hand­ ling of the tariff and tax questions is made in a statement Issued yesterday by Representative Keller, independent Republican of St. Paul, Minn., autbur of four tax revision bills which have been endorsed by organizations of farmers ami others. Mr. Keller charges that “ the ma­ chinery o f government has been com­ mandeered hy a little clique, ignorant of the A B C’s of economics, whose Idiend obedience to Wall street is re­ sponsible for the stupid, selfish, short sighted policy that is retarding our prosperity and creating profound dis­ trust and discontent among the peo­ ple. Declaring that most members of the house want to carry out the people’s wishes with regard to taxation and other economic questions, Mr. Keller says a "little dominant minority has tied down the safety valve o f free dis­ cussion until an explosion impends which will scatter the Republican par­ ty. from Maine to California.” “ The president has assumed more power than any of 7us predecessors" Mr. Keller continues, "and tells con­ gress what lulls to pass and what not to pass. Bills concocted at secret conferences are introduced without being referred to responsible commit­ tees. The president’s advisers seem to think it possible for this country to lift Itself by its economic bootstraps and vaguely promise that a half mil­ lion dollars gift to the railroads— which in some mysterious manner is not to increase taxes— 'will restore prosperity.' They would do better to busy themselves with lowering rates, taking o ff the transportation tax and seeing to it that the railroads are run efficiently with a minimum waste, But that is not likely so long as railroad executives can depend upon the admin­ istration for lavsili gifts." CLEARWATER.—The board of county commissioners lias decided that it will not be necessary to increase taxes in Pinellas county as the result of an increase of $1,409,000 in the as­ sessed valuation of property. The as­ sessed valuation this year is placed at $12,800,000 as compared with $11,100,000 last year. A bond issue is expected to be vot­ ed to cover the county’s share of the expense in improving the county rouds. The roads are to be widened to 10 feet and other improvements made, half the cost to be borne by the state, nnd the remainder by the coun­ ty. ’ The bond election may not be called before lute in tho fall, according to County Engineer C. E. Burleson, who said that the cond.Mon of the bond market must be taken into considera­ tion. JACKSONVILLE.—Tho person ar­ rested by the police here with liquor in his possession will faro badly if a proposed ordinance now before the city council becomes n law. The measure provides that "it shall lie un­ lawful to linvo certain intoxicating liquors in one's possession" and pro­ vides that thofte found guilty of car­ rying intoxicating liquors shall be fined not to exceed $250 or sentenced to thirty days in Jail, or both. i Union Alls i Hupmobile j *8* There are four real questions when you buy a car— What will it cost to run? Will repairs be heavy? Mow long * will it last? What will it bring when sold? A If you get the same answers as the man who buys the £ Hupmobile, you can be sure you have not paid too much. .j. Hupmobile running economy is known to be truly exception- $ al. ‘ ± * eV■*,i-.' ^7” ----- ■K CARRY ONLY THE BEST KIND, ALL UNION MADE S a n fo rd ; F la . CONTRACTION OF THE CREDITS ONLY AVERTED FINANCIAL DISASTER. WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— Reserve bank policiies of 1019 nnd 1920 were formulated solely to prevent the country's banking system from col­ lapse, and were successful in their object, Governor Harding of the re­ serve board declared tn closing a two day’s appearance before a joint con­ gressional commission. To questioners lie repeated time andagain a declaration that the board Imd not sought to inlluucncc prices, either up or down, but Imd prepared to meet a price break that was world­ wide, nnd yet to mnintnin and expand credit lines. There was a bare possibility, ho said, that if In 1919 the reserve board bail raised national rediscount rates "the runaway in prices miight have been checked and the result might linvo been better," hut he mentioned needs oT the government financing ns influential in determining the course actually taken. Representative Sum­ ner, Democrat, Texas, suggested that "the word might have gone out" from the hoard to bankers to lie fearful of prices" but Governor Harding said that nothing had been done in con­ sistence with his statement. "It wasn’ t a good time to be talk­ ing too much—in 1920," he remarked, "hut we can lie bolder now." Ho made a suggestion that the com­ mission might consider tho utility of the farm loan hoards as a means of extending short term credits to farm­ ers, for nine and twelve months pe­ riods, but snid he would make no de­ tailed recommendation. "All over the country we find that agricultural and livestock interests feel they need more credit facilities," hesaid, "and want something to make themselves independent o f banks. The farmers’ credit horizon is necessarily limited and local. Any man hesitates about getting the gov­ ernment in business nnd we can’t use the reserve system for that, because its funds nrc essentially reserve funds, hut I consider there is a pos­ sibility that the farm loan banks might be extended to meet the need. The question needs study. "W e have twelve reservoirs o f mon­ ey in thereservo banks," lie snid, "and we can put a pipeline from one to an­ other of them when the needs become too great for call money supply, al­ ways remembering thntthe loans come in nml are secured hy the local mem­ ber hanks." GREEN COVE SPRINGS.—The Florida Farms and Industries Com­ pany lias entered into contract with the Brooks Tomato Products Company of St. Louis, whereby a canning fac­ tory will be established at Long Branch, six miles from here. The first unit to be constructed will cost $100,000 nnd it is expected the plnnt will be enlarged ns soon ns operations war­ rant expansion. Tho Farms nnd Industries Company has contracted to supply the canning concern with 50,000 bushels of sweet potatoes this year and 100,000 bushels next yenr, in addition to lnrge quan­ tities of tomatoes and other produce. MOLINO.—The seven yeur old son of n man named Wright, who resides four miles from here, was shot and almost instantly killed Monday by the 11-year-old son of Nick Iteibel. The boys woro playing "robber" and the Kuibcl lad said ho did not know the gun he had was loaded. The load of We gather from mnzinc fiction thnt birdshot struck the Wright boy in the it isn’ t really romance unless one of chin uml throat tearing away the low­ er part o f his jaw and breaking his the parties has a supcrflulus wife or husband. neck. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone.' Cask must accompany all orders. Count Hve words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. PAINTS FOR RENT APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also furnished room, corner Harvey and Coatus streets, Daytona Beach, Fin. P. O. Uox No. 802. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ ton. 112-Otp FOR SALE FOR SALE— House, G rooms and bath, ‘ Electric lights nnd gas. 805 Elm. — H. N. Lumley, 902 French. Phone 401. 75-tic FOR SALE— Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 402 Sanford Avc., nnd Fourth Street. 94-01. -AND- WALL PAPER SUN PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE Make Your Hou.se Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE FOR SALE— 1 Oldsmoblle truck, $000. II. A, HALVER­ 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buiek SON, Proprietor 4, $100. The above cars are real bar­ gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. Welaka Block Sanford, Fla. At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Garner. 104-tfe COLLECT YOUR OVERCHARGES, FOR SALE— Live grocery and hard­ LOSS, DAMAGE, ADJUST­ ware business in country town, Cen­ MENTS. tral Florida. Splendid opportunity. $4,000 will handle it. "Box" care San­ You doubtless have taken such steps ford Herald. 115-3tp as you think are necessary for your FOR SALE— 1 Ford touring enr, $400, protection in cuch department <>f your 1 Chevrolet, $200; I Buiek truck, business but have you provided proper $108; 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $508. All protection against railroad errors? in good condition and a real bargain. Such errors cannot be wholly nvoidtd — Williams Garage by N. II. Garner. at any time and there was probably 113-Ctc an increased number o f them during FOR SALE— At a bargain, one good the war period, due to the difficulty mule. M. M. Stewart, Mellonville of obtaining competent help, which af­ avenue. 115 2tp. fected practically all lines of work. We are furnishing exactly that kind FOR SALE— One pumping outtlt con­ of protection on a basis that places sisting of one Raleigh Schreyer it within the reach o f all, viz: We aro 1 1-2 lip, engine, one Gould pump, one to receive one-half of the refunds ob­ 200 gallon storage tank. Wight tained from the railroads because o f Grocery Co, 112-tfc. overcharges. Absolutely no other Post cards— local views— lc each at charge will be made for our services the Herald office. in auditing freight bills. Refunds FOR SALE .OR TRADE—One Cole 8, will lie received in form of vouchers, 5 passenger roadster. Will take which will be forwarded to you at light car as part payment. Call 5)9 once and are negitiable only with W. First street. 115-tfc your signature. Statement will ho FOR SALE— One Belding-Hall store rendered you for our proportion, Rolined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ ports are made in detail so as to fully pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. expain each refund. t lll-tfc Overcharges may lie recovered FOR SALE—8-room house with all from the carriers only within the pe­ modem convenience excellent re­ riods shown on page 2, following tho pair. Private water works, in desir­ payment of tho incorrect charges. able location. Reasonable terms. Ap­ Send us nt once, or with the least pos­ ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. sible delay, hy parcel post insured,’all ’ 1l(i-tfc freiglit bills on such movements. At FOR SALE— Good piano, $175 cash. least, those on shipments moving prior Phone 470-W. 110-12tp to March l, 1920, during federal con­ trol of railroads, should bo sent in at W AN TED once ns claims thereon must he mndo WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. before September 1, 1921. All bill* Hanson Shoe Shop. 02-2Gtp sent us, whether one or n thousand, wil he acknowledged immediately, nuudited promptly, preserved in steel NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX cases nnd mailed hack to you when PAYERS. our work is completed. All taxes nro past duo. Bofore be­ Rend the advertisement in this issue ing placed into my hnnds for coliec- of the Herald. tion, I shall be on the streets of San­ SOUTHERN FREIGHT AUDITORS ford from now until AugtiHt 15th, to AND COLLECTORS. receive taxes; after which date, I will visit delinquents for tho purpose of It Is cheaper to travel by rail un­ collecting or levying on any property less you are going an a long trip. In subject to tax. Respectfully, that case, it might bo well to buy a A. B. CAMERON, Deputy Tax Collector. 114 Bid ltw. car. THY A DAIT.Y HERALD WANT AD. �TH E SANFORD D A ILY H ERALD, TUESDAY, AUGU8T 9,1021 MRS. FRED DAIGKR, Society Editor, Phone 217.W * CAM ERA IN VAD ES M OUNTAINS OF K E N TU C K Y— M OUNTAINEERS ASSIST IN PRODUCING “THE K EN TU CK IAN S SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday.— Mrs. Sam Yountz will entertain the members of the D. A. TI. Bridge club at her home on 'Magnolia avenue at 0:30 a. m. / 213-215 SANFORD 213-215 SANFORD AVE. ij Another Big Week Has Started in Our JBij * \ August Clearance Sale -- Mrs. A. 0 . Kelly hns returned home from an extended visit to California. The many friends o f Mrs. Joe Harrold will be glnd to learn that she is ■lightly improved, nftcr a severe ill­ ness for the past ten days. Some crowds nt our sule for the past three days, but u sale that starts out like this is no one or two day affair. We have lots of merchandise and big assortments and as the days pass more items nrc added at extra special prices, to keep the tables utid racks and counters loaded .with bargains. Some of our merchandise, we are actually selling at a lower price than we can buy same today, but we have such a large stock we arc simply obliged to move a good portion of it before %ve start getting our fall merchandise. Come in, look over our stock and you will realize that our statement is absolutely correct. Mrs, C, H. Roumillnt and attractive little daughter, Frances, of Jackson­ ville, nro the guests of 'Mr. Koumillat's mother, Mrs. Junic Roumlllat at her home on Third street. SPECIAL SALE OF Mrs. M. 11. Terry, of Miami, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Junic RoumiTint, at her home on Third street. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cheney, of Au­ gusta, are spending some time here at the Montczumn. Miss Margaret Morley, of Lake A l­ fred spent the day here very pleas­ antly yesterday. W. L. Grose, o f Bartow, was here yesterdny on a business mission. J. M. Lee, of Wauchula, was in the city yesterday transacting business, W. Oliver Murrell, who hns been spending severnt days with his par­ ents Capt. and Mrs. K. K. Murrell, re­ turned to Wnuchulln yesterday. W. L. Baker, of Oenla. was a busi­ ness visitor here yesterday. SILK DiaraAllen e-Vilired Lytdlmi^/rariiCharlesMiigue Product™. *THE KENTUCKIANS’-A ParajoinL Picture The motion picture enmern invad­ ed the Kentucky mountains for tho first time during tho filming of the Charles Mnigne production of the John Fox, Jr., novel, "Tho Kentuck­ ian," featuring Monte Blue. This pic­ ture will be exhibited nt the Star The­ atre tonight. When Mr. Mnigno notified the stu­ dio that he would take n motion pic­ ture company to Big Stone Gap, Vn., the old home of Fox, ho was warned that it would he impossible to work in tho community because the moun­ taineers wouldn't permit it. Arriv­ ing in the town, Mr. Mnigne planned how ho would "show them" and thru the aid of the press, slides in life mo­ tion picture house nnd personal excur­ sions into the mountains he obtained the most motely collection of moun­ taineers, old men nnd women who hadn't stirred from their cabins in years. Monte Blue hns the role of Boone Stolinrd, a mountuincor, who goes to tlie Kentucky legislature and, with the odds all against him, succeeds in proving to the others that the moun­ taineers can rule themselves. Viola Allen hns the leading feminine role. THE COST OF WAR PICTURES DOING WITHOUT TO BE PRESENTED IN THIS CITY CLEARANCE SALE of M IDDY SUITS W AISTS Two groups that will attract your attention." Georgette and Tricotine Waists in all the popu­ lar shades, lace trimmed uud embroidered. Georgette Waist, values to $0.50 Excellent quality of lustrous fin­ ish material, beautifully made and trimmed with fino braid in harmonizing colors, nnd fancy emblems. Women’s nnd Misses’ sizes in blue nnd gray mixtures and white. Extra special at— $3.98 Tricotines, values to $10.00........... SUMMER WHITE GOODS, W ASH GOODS, DOMESTICS Thc.se goods, including the most desired palterns, shades and textures nt prices thnt will save you dollars. Big values offered from our piece goods section (o make your trip here Interest­ ing. Only a few can he mentioned here: INDIAN HEAD, the widely known heavy weight cloth for Skirts, Rompers, etc. Strong and durable, JiG-in. BLEACHED MUSLIN, the very best quality, FRUIT of thp LOOM and ANDROSCOGGIN, 86-in. wide, yard DRESS GINGHAMS, very best quality, At 4:30 Wednesday afternoon there MANCHESTER CHAM Hit AY, fast colors in. wide, staple checks, plaids and solid will be a meeting nt the Woman’s nnd beautiful quality, 1Q colors. Wholesale price on this Gingham Club of those who are interested in per yard ................................................ IOC today is 21c yard. Our sale the establishment of a lunch room at price, per y a r d ............................... Thc man who works in shop or4o f­ INDIA LINONS, good quality, 10 the primnry school. The committee fice—who is "on the payroll"— whose from the club and those who hnvc per y a r d .................................................. J .O C ORGANDIES, sheer quality, 40-in. wide in income is sufficient to provide homo been soliciting funds are especially variety o f plain colors, ................. TABLE DAMASK, $1.50 quality, OQ AMERICAN LEGION WILL HAVE comforts nnd probably lay away a lit­ urged to be present. per yard tle money besides, may feel that he per yard ................................................ 0«/C "FLASHES OF ACTION" AT has no practical need of an automo­ WESTMINSTER CLUB THE PRINCESS bile; that to him it would be merely a Mrs. Fred Wight and Miss Perrie costly luxury—a means purely of Lee Bell entertained the members of Campbell-Lossing Post of the Am­ pleasure and recreation for himself the Westminster Club at the home of erican Legion will give the people of and family? Mrs. D. C. Caldwell on Seventh street this county some renlistie war pic­ He is looking at only ONE side of yesterdny afternoon. tures when they present "Flashes of A regular business meeting was Action" nt the P rin ce . Thentro in th° 9ubjcctAn automobile will help to make n held and it was decided not to have this city matinee nnd night, Wednes­ new man of him, another meeting until September 12. day, August 24th. Rend what the It will give him a new spirit. Sewing on articles for the bazaar and Charlotte News says o f this picture:' The very nature of his work, occu­ other fancy work were dona by the "American soldiers are actually seen pied the same number of hours in the Notice of Application for Tax Deed members. A fter the business hail overwhelming the Huns in the vivid Under Section 57.r>, General 'Stat­ same place day in and day out, tends been attended to n social hour was en­ picture, ‘ Flashes of Action,* now be­ utes, Laws of Florida to restrict his VISION. It limits his joyed. Fruit salad with accessories ing shown nt the Strand. Heroes Notice Is hereby given that J. E. and iced ten were served by the hos­ struck by shrapnel and falling wound- thinking. It puts him in a mental . . . . . , , , , .groove that handicaps his possibili­ Living, purchaser of Tax Certificate tesses, assisted by Miss Lottie Cald­ ty in the victor tins dashes for liberty , ,, , .. . , . , !# lt_ |ties of rapid growtli in ills chosen No. CO, dated the 2nd day of June, A. The best Rond Material, crushed or screened. Finely well and Mrs. Wideman Caldwell. can bo seen as plainly as if the specfield. ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks D. 1910, hns filed said certificate in There were thirteen members who tator were on the scene of battle. The \ His HEAD is his gold mine. His my office, and has made application and artificial stone work. enjoyed this delightful meeting. picture is in every way a marvelous I ..... . ,, . . 1 , ... . , , ability to dig out the gold is in pro- for tax deed to issue in accordance renlity, and was taken at the risk of . . . . , , . . , , portion to his broad outlook, Ins ini- with law. Said certificate embraces ST. AGNES GUILD. death of the camera man. It is being tintive, ambition, courage, grit. An the following described property sit­ The members of the St. Agnes were shown under the auspices of the Hor­ automobile, through all the recreation uated in Seminole county, Florida, toBUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME delightfully entertained yesterdny a f­ nets Nest Post, No. i), of the American it makes possible for him, gives him wit: Lot 9, Block 9, Tier C, Sanford. FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. ternoon, by Mrs. Ed Lane at her home Legion. a new angle on himself— and his The said land being assessed at the “ The war is seen in its most ter­ on Park avenue. work. It helps him to think. It dale of the issuance o f such certifi­ The first part of the afternoon was rible aspects, infantry charges, bat­ makes his contact with the other fel­ cate in the name of Unknown. Unless devoted to the business meeting. Sev­ tles of the air, artillery offensives, low far greater— opening up a new said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ eral things of importance was dis­ submarine attacks, nnd night battles world of opportunities to him. cording to law tax deed will issue cussed, among them being plans for are set forth actually as they occur­ An automobile broadens his mind; thereon on the 18th day of August, *»--f+ + + + + * * + * * + + + + * * + + + + * + * * + 'M -* * * -M -* * * * * * * + + + + + + + + + 'W the Xmas bazaar, and other entertain­ red on the battlefield. makes him see many tilings in a brand A. I). 1921. "Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt is ments for tho winter season. After new light; makes him reflect on suhWitness my official signature nnd of airplanes the business session a socinl hour was seen leading Ids squadron „ ,, jeets that he had probably never seal this the 12th day of July, A. D. nn(j ills,lir0(j enjoyed. Mrs. Lane,,assisted by Mrs. ftir, an nUack on the Germnn linc8, thouKht a,)out 1)cf 1921. Archie Betts, served a dainty ice and aerial battles are presented to I him to lie a greater master at his task (SEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS, the eye, with the machine of the vic­ course. Members of the Guild pres­ in the realization that a man’s reward Clerk Circuit Court, tims falling headlong to the earth. in success is in proportion to the de­ ent were, Mesdamos M. Mitmrik, Ar­ Seminole County, Floridn. "Gas attacks, with the great clouds gree of skill and enthusiasm thut lie 7-12-0tc chie Betts, Juliuus Tnckash, Fred. By A. M. WEEKS, I). C. of gas rolling across the earth’s sur­ puts into his work. Daiger, H. M. Lloyd, ClilTord Peabody, face in front of the wind, are pictured. To such a man, an automobile* pays In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ ------ if you saw your ncXt door neighbors dressed in an­ Chris Matthews, Raymond Key, J. B. Then there are the bombardments fur itself and makes a profit through imal skins? That’s because centuries have come and cuit, Semlnulu County, Florida, Coleman, A. \V. Lee, nnd John Leon­ with explosive gas shells, hurling tho the success-making inspirations thnt gone since clothes of hide slipped into the limbo of • — In Chancery. tirdi. deadly poison in cvbry direction. things that are past. cornu to him through its use. It gives The next meeting of *ho Guild will “ The artillery bombardment at team work to his brain. It acts ns n FORECLOSURE he September 12th, at the home of night are terrible in aspect. The most Every day new styles appear— new products that constant urge to him to make his job Bank of Oviedo, n Florida Banking Mrs. A W .’ Lee, 2011 Lnu il nvo-t.i*horrible thunderstorm pales in signifi­ save time, labor and money are introduced— new com­ a bigger and better job by putting Corporation, Complainant, cance to the blinding flashes from the forts, new conveniences nnd new ideas continually are bigger effort and better ideas into it. VH. COOKKD FOOD SALK. being offered for your benefit. big guns which light up the country Wm. Jacobs, Defendant. The ladies of the Ladies' Union o f for miles around. Shrapnel is seen The advertisements bring you the news of all this NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER’S tho Congregational church will have n exploding in all directions. Barrages progress. Read the advertisements and you will keep SALE cooked food sale Saturday at tho are laid down like curtains of fire. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER. abreast of the styles— you’ll know every product that Notice is hereby given that I, ns Union Pharmacy. "In the face of all of this, the Am­ goes to make lifo more enjoyable. Special Master in the nbovo styled erican infantry is seen advancing. NOTICE MEM HERS LECTURE ON CHILL cause, will, under nnd hy nuthority of Taking advantage of shell holes, the And the advertisements will tell you where to get WOODMEN CIRCLE. thnt certnin final decree issuing out The lecturue on Chili nt the Baptist doughboys push hack the foe with these things, how to get them and how much to pay for of the above styled Court dated June church Sunday night by the Rev. Cecil never faltering stepH. Now and then thorn. T h e advertisements mlvm-t.isnniontu are m-n daily rluilv directories . l i i - . w . t , to v,. wise ...too Tho Supremo Forest Woodmen Cir­ them. Tho Moore, n missionary from thut inter­ a hero fails in death or hndly wound­ cle, having at the last session held in 20th, 1021, offer for sale and sell at buying. esting country, was enlightening, en­ ed, and this Red Cross men dash out New York City, reduced the rates of the front door of tho Court House in Read the advertisements’. Protect yourself in tertaining nnd inspirational. Few to render first aid under terrifie lire. j the membership, which was put into Sanford, Florida, on Monday, the 5th day of September, 1921, during tho buying hy getting those products which have proved persons among us o f the congregation, "A t one instnncu a German plane is effect July, 1019, to a mnre reasonable their worth by making good under the spotlight of con­ probably, realized the wondrous ex­ seen attacking an American ohserva- rate, 1 therefore issue a call to each legal hours of sale, the following de­ scribed property, to-wit: sistent publicity. , tent of that long narrow strip on tion balloon. The observer leupa member to meet nt tho Gate City Fifty head stock cattle marked South America’s I'uelflc coast called front the balloon with a parachute \ House, Wednesday, August 10th, at crop split under bit one car swnllow Chili. Wo wore informed that accord­ and descends safely to the ground. ;it30 p. m., nnd bring your originnl fork tho other, branded II, J. Read the advertisements and ing to mnpH, it \^uld stretch from Tho German aviator flies around the certificate—this call is to the men who Sale to be mode to the hlghcat bid­ Hudson Bay to Honduras. It is a balloon in an effort to sot it afire. nre members nlso. der for cash In hand, purchaser to buy the advertised products! republic with great mineral wealth; Anti-aircraft guns belch forth ut him i Pleas obo prompt, ns there will bo pay for hilt of sale, our largest resources for nitre, while in tho meantime. He succeeds in set­ business of importance to all. E. F. HOUSHOLDER, rich , mines of copper and Hilvor ting fire to the balloon, but 1h at the SARAH E. PARKER,. Special Master. same time struck hy a shell nnd abound, and coal is uhundunt. Guardian Celery City Grove No. (10. Note: The above described cattle But with all these natural resources^ comes zigzngginfl with terrific speed now on range of Wm. Jacobs, near U0-2tp. and advanced civilization in govern­ to the ground. Hundreds of soldiers Chuluota, Florida, nnd mny be viewed ment, Chili noedH a purer form of re­ rush to tho spot. The aviator mirnc- disastrous firo sweeping the towns, there nt any time. 8-2-o.a.w.-5tc "The picture boIb forth every nppect ligion, one thut will lift her to u high­ ulously escaped death, but Is enpturof the war, and ono seems to bo preser plana of qf deeper spirituality. Mr. cd. Tho physicians in Michigan "Itulnn of beautiful towns are ont on tho actual scone of conflict, TODAY’S NEW S TODAY Moore is devoting his lifo to p'ant agreed to cut ^heir foes, which loftier Ideals and uoblcr inspirations, shown. The spectator feuls utmost us so real docs it secern. It depicts the tion should make ,a greater hit lie speaks again on this subject next if he were on the Bpot. Buildings are hardships only those who were pres­ the public than the old appondi) sed! crumbling under big shells nnd ent can describe." Sunday night. 19c 38c Be Sure and See Our Hardware Department OCALA LIMESTONE TROWEL BRAND Wouldn’t You Laugh EDWARD HIGGINS 1 •-'.*« • 4 Yd*2._ •_i>.•„»LL �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. AUGUST 9,1021 H O R SE S BRAVE UNDER FIR E ST. PAULIS STRONG Displayed Remarkable Cool­ FORTOMMY GIBBONS Animals ness Even When Subjected to the l“uA. Conservative Bank With . 4 1 1 , * , Enemy's Heaviest Barraga. Progressive Ideas Has Best Chance to Make Demp­ sey Tire Himself Out. Tltlaholder Usually Fight* With That Ferocity That Exhaust* Himeelf and Flattana Opponent In Short Ordar. Though proud o f our long record o f past achieve­ ments in assisting in the development of a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more intensive the older we grow. Tommy Gibbons probably could Inst longer In the ring with Dempsey tlmn tiny oilier heavy weight In the world, chirps a St. Paul writer, and it Is possible that he might lie able to ward off the ripping, tearing titleholder until the lutter exhausted him­ self. Dempsey usually fights with ferocity Unit exhausts him as well as lluttens Ills opponent, and lie has been called upon to go more, than four or live rounds on mighty few occa­ sions. Gibbons, In Hhort, has a better chance to make Dempsey wear him­ self down than have any of the oth­ ers, but the point Is Tommy, classy artist that tie Is, Ih not n knockout fighter. There tuny have been many times when lie won so handily that milking the oilier fellow ‘'measure the canvas” was nn unnecessarily cruel Progressive Institutions are created by Pro­ gressive Individuals. ^ Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— , ||The Seminole County i| Bank.... "A finnncial Institution with a successful past and a young man’s vision of the future” * X CHULUOTA INN A L L THE Y E A R Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable P ric e s------------------------- ------- The noble horse In n very culm ani­ mal under stormy or dangerous clrniinsliinrcs. A remarkable example You Can Find the Name of Every Live of the coolness displayed by horses umld the din of war was shown at fessional and Business Man in the front In France, and the soldiers wlurtiad the opportunity to personally Sanford in This Column observe Ihc attitude of the faithful horse while under shell-lire can realise whin an Indispensable role was played In the World war by our good old do­ LA W YER S CONTRACTORS mestic friends, Joseph it. Schudel writes In Our Dumb Animals. George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser While serving on the frMit In France Attorney-at-Law 1 was more thnn once astonished and Contractor and Builder Impressed by the actions of burses Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA when the shells begun to hurst uml the SANFORD FLORIDA deadly gus spread Its fatal wings over the field of bailie. One. night near Clinteiin-Tlilerry, ii lieltvy bnrnfge be­ Sanford Constructs Col BATTERIES gan to fall In our vicinity, mid tiie CONTRACTORS A N b BUILDERS BKIWO TOUR horses, which were also open to the Planes and Specification* Cheerfully danger, did not scatter or run. In­ Battery Troubles to Us Furnished stead. three of them, following the W e IpeoUHie on ZteetHoel Werk earl eaa rive All Work Guaranteed example of (tie soldiers, lay down jo u dependable ••relot.. P. O. Box promptly and waited until the shelling WZ ALSO HAVE OOHPrrXMT MECTHAMICa H. T. PACE TOR OVERItAVUNO TOUR OAR was over. Only one of them was killed, and that poor fellow tind remained Sanford Battery Service PURE W ATE R - ” standing. Company Another time, while moving along Elder Springs n road that was under enemy observa­ Fhone 189 L. A. Renaud, Prop. tion, the bIicIIh started to burst on 99.98% PURR Dot Ii sides of our column. But tho Phone 311-W Sanford. FI good old horses plodded on; the great­ HARTFORD BATTERY est bravery was shown, and, fortun­ ately, none was lost. In time, I hope, “Battery Insurance” LORD’S PURITY there will be more space allotted la - Sold and Serviced by history to the excellent part which W A TE R horses played In the late war. Only Edw. Higgins, Inc. AS GOOD AS THE BEST tho highest praise would lie Ihelr Just duos. Dally Service FbaM 197 W a te r Haight & Magee PUBLICITY AS CRIME CHECK Notice of Application for Tnx Deed Under Section 575, General Stat­ Hour utes, Laws of Florida Sociologist S a y s the N ew spapers Maim Life H a rd for C rim in a ls of E ve ry Description. Notice is hereby given that C. D. Brumlcy, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 377, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, hns filed spid certi­ ficate in my office, and hns made ap­ plication foY tax deed to issue in ac­ cordance with Inw. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole county, Fla., to-wit S% of NE 1-4 of NWVi of NE 1-4, Sec. 28, Twp. 21 S., Range 32 EL, 5 acres. The said land being as­ sessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Un­ known. Unless said certificate shall lie redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 9th dny of August, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature and scnl this the 5th day of July, A. D. 1921. 2 0 ____ ______ ______ ...1 0 :3 0 (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Notice of Application for Tax Deed Seminole County, Fin. Under Section 575, General Stat­ 7-5-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. utes, Lows of Florida Notice i.s hereby given that L. F. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575, General Stat­ Hopcr, purchaser of Tnx Certificate utes, Lawn of E'loridn No. 61, dated the 4th dny o f June, A. D. 1!•17. tins filed said certificate in Notice is hereby given that Klen my oirice, ami has made application Ares, purchaser of Tnx Certificate for tax deed to issue in accordanco No, 100, dated tho 3rd dny of July, with law. Said certificate embraces, A. D. 1910, lias filed said certificate the following described property sit­ in my o ffic e ,‘ and has made applica­ uated in Seminole county, Fioridn, totion for tnx deed to issue, in accord­ wit: l " l It, Dlk 11, Tier 15, Wm. ance with iuw, Said certificate em­ Clark'S Sub. Div. of Blk, 11, Tier 15, braces the following described proper­ of Sanford. The said land being as­ ty sttunted in Seminole county, Flor­ sessed at tiie date of the lssuanco o f ida, to-wit: Frnct. WMi E xif Ry. such certificate in the name of Un­ Block 11, Tier 11 A. C. Martin’s Add. known. Unless said certificate shall to tho Town o f Sanford. The said he redeemed according to law tnx land being assessed at the date of the u«d will issue thereon on the 9th dny issuance of such certificate in tho of August, A. D. 1921. numo of W. G. Aldridge. Unless said Witness my official signature and certificate shall bo redeemed accord­ *®“ ‘ U,is ‘ ho nth day of July, A. D. ing to law tax deed will issue there­ i on on the 9th dny of August, A. D. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 1921. Clerk Circuit Court, Witness my official signature' and - r Seminole County, Fin. seal this the 5th day of July, A. D. /■5-ote Hys a . M. WEEKS, D. C. 1921. (SEAL) E* A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, We have the most com­ Seminole County, Fin. 7-5-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. plete line of "Hlatiie the newspapers for tnnkpig the role of the criminal harder today than It was twenty or thirty years ngo," said M. C. Elmer of the sociolo­ gy department, University of Minneso­ ta, according to the Minneapolis News. "The swindler of a few years l ack had a downy feather bed to lie on compared to followers of Ids footsteps today," he continued. "In those days, the same gang would work a skin gnme In one town n week, and then move to the next slop and do the same tiling the following week. Not now, how­ ever. The newspaper Is the harrier. If a clever swindle Is worked In Mex­ ico or Honolulu the news Is on tho wires at once, uml the whole world T om m y Gibbon*. knows It In n couple of hours, and the procedure, but lie that ns It may, little game la killed.” Contrary to general opinion, crime Tommy’s record Isn’t overcrowded Is not any greater In proportion to with "K. O'h." Expecting him to ward off the demoniacal destruction of population today limn twenty years Dempsey la one thing; expecting to ago, nccordlng to Mr. Elmer. It Is knock out the titlelioliler Is entirely Jusl that the number of criminals hai another. If Tommy can stay 15 Increased with tiie growth of popula­ rounds with Jack, he cun pile up an tion, ho said. Mr. Elmer exploded another popular Impressive array of points. Taney when he said that he believes That Charley Mitchell, n little fel­ that criminals are not any holder low ns compared with SulHvnn, today than In years past. caused John L’.s fury !" r*se to the “ It Is the newspapers again," he salt) explosive pitch. Is well-known ring “The big Jobs tire given wide publicity history, and since that time more and teem larger In the public mind than one seemingly unhen'able heavy than those of the past. .Mill It Isn’ t has found In some smaller fellow his so. Tho James hoys, the Youngers, master, uml the Pultons Imd Just us much nerve ami put over Jobs In tlielr days Just ns hit; as anything you read about , In the papers todu.v." LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. August u ................ ..............7:20 10 ................................ 3:23 H .................. ............9:19 12 _________________ 10:14 13 . . ....... ............................ 11:08 14 .......... ........... ............11:59 15 1 6 ......... . ; -------------------------- 1:31 1 7 _____ .................................... 2:11 18 1 9 ........... ......................................2:48 2 0 ........... .......... ............... ..........3:24 21 ______ ...................., ................4:00 09 . . . . _____________ 4:30’ 2 3 ........... ________ ________ _ 5:17 2 4 ........... ............ ....................... 0:05 2 5 .......... ............ ............... .. 6:20 2*1______ ................................7:23 27 . ... ____ _____________8:27 builders ' HARDWARE About the only institution that will run on forevor without advertising is a bad reputntlon. Tho . armament industry owes a displayed in San­ grent debt to the mnn who began the practice o f seeding ultimatums. ford E e t u s figure with you m y°ur requirements Pickling and Preserving ^ so exclusive agents Ever TIME for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 1 units and Varnishes hill h a r d w a r e COMPANY ______________• ^ Another enemy of the Irish who « 0,,Joy freedom is the Irish who inJoy riots. • We-have the 4 STONE JARS m , Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line o f Stone Crocks, Coolers, ■i Churns, etc. • Nature required centuries to trans-' I n<w9 n T " int° COni’ bUt m° r0 man I " - " I n t e n d '” , r Ck* *“ tr“ n*,0 ™ I Sel> it With Q Herald Want Ad. BALL HARDW ARE CO. Sporting Squibs of All Hinds She GARAGES SANFORD Smith Bros. Garage W ORKS Expert Repairing . OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat V. C. COLLER,’ Prop. General Shop and REAL ESTATE M ill Work E. F. Lane CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Real Estate and Insurance 517 Commercial Street Phone 95 8anford, Flm. ELECTRICAL Geo. W . Knight. COLONIAL LAM PS Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational committee of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bnnk. AGNIiS p . BERNER, Chnirman Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. GILLON & FR Y Phone 442 OPT. D. TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST If wo plenae you, tell others; If not tell us. Phone 498 Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. HOTELS Bunched Them. Grnuihuolh -r was pleased that Mn* Golf Is said to keep many men young, tilth) should have attentions, and was but it also makes some feel older. • • • very gracious to the manly beaux and Des Moines wants the 1922 Grand admirers that ciium by turn; hut when In the crowd of summer visitors there American Trapshooting tournament appeared in succession William Little­ • • • When the secon d s fall to throw up john, Martin I’etlljolm and Ted Upjohn, the sponge in time, tho groggy gladia­ she was bewildered over the young woman’s predicament. tor catches It. “ Oil, Matilda !" she exclaimed. ‘TIow • • • do you manage more than .one John­ Johnny Wilson, middleweight cham­ nie at a time? I never shall he able pion of tho world, Is willing to take to tell which Is Little, which Is Bet­ on Georges Curpentler. ty, and which Is Up. But," after some * * • reflection, "I’ ll hunch 'em ; I’ll llx 'em.” Albert M. Barron, former I'enn State Ever afterward, when one of the foothall player, will coach tho M. A. Johnnie triplets appeared, grandma O. foothall team next fall. was heard to exclaim most cordially. • • • "IIow «lo you do, Mr. Llttlc-I’etty-UpJess Willard says he has been lead­ John, whicht" ing a simple life and Is now ready to meet Jack Dempsey again. S a vin g Screw Shavings, • • * Two thousand years seems a long 1-1. M. Daniel of Lynchburg carried time to wait for mi Improvement, hut off tho amateur target championship this lias been the case with the screw. of Virgin hi, breaking IPS out of COU. Metal screws have been made since • • • 230 B. O. The shank of the screw has Those Interested In school athletics been turned from a bar of metal Imvi in China have set in motion plans to lag the diameter of the screw head, organise a Chinese amateur athletic thus wasting a large proportion of tiie metal by reducing It to shavings. union. • • • • A certain screw manufacturer has The Jockey clan m New York lias decided to olter this. A inetui bar, of withdrawn from Frederick Johnson the the diameter of the shank, Is put Into privilege of entering Ids horses lu the a matrix and subjected to enormous pressure. Tho head of tho screw Is Empire City meeting. * • • thus expanded In the conIItied com­ •time* Unite, trainer of the if. I*. partment, which gives It the desired Whitney horses, has offered to race shape. The only waste occurs In Trystor against the Derby winner, Be­ threading tho screw and Hnlshlug tho bend. have Yourself, for $50,000 a side. • • • A Parachute Record. Same day John Kay Is going to feel To Lieutenant Arthur Hamilton, of Just right, and all the conditions will exactly suit him. Theh watch the old tho United States army, goes the world’s record In (lie oiichulto run record for parachute Jumps, for lie recently left an'airplane at a height drop. • • • of 24,400 feet and drjfted eight miles Audacious, tiie horse that won the before touching the ground. He Is Sui t.i mm and Carter handicaps this said to have fallen ttsleep from cold year, will leave the truck at tho end during nuri of hW descent. of the present unison anil enter upon “ vVhfU'a In a N a m e ?" u sthil career. „ . Mr. M r kelplueh— Haven’t 1 given • • • V new athletic stadium Is planned you my 11111111'? What more do you ^ / or West Virginia university. The want? ills ,vlfe—I want the privilege of Held will he 400 feet wide mid 700 feel long, containing two gridirons, r bilge- signing It to checks that will he honored at the hunk. bull field and tennis courts. NOVELTY WILSON VULOANIZINC W ORKS Hotel Montezuma C. C. WILSON, Owner “ Snp.fr.id’s New Hotel” SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND - REASONABLE PRICES .. W it lit Brother. 0 i r . e e Phone 175 $1.5'> Up Per Dny B -iidln f Fourth and Snnford Ave New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith. Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING Herald Printing Co. Sanford Machine & Foundry Co.. General Machine and Boiler Work Automobile Starter Gear Banda^ Mounted on Fly Wheels , Automobile Crank Shafts Returned Gas Engines and Pumps Overhaalod Irrigation Nipples Phono t t C. A. W H ID D O N BOOK, JOB AND COMCLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING"MERCIAL PRINTING Phone 148 Herald Building Rear Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 465 PRINTING DRINK 250 Hnmmcrmill envelopes printed, $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French Elder Springs Water, fts 09 08-100 avo. ’ 87*6tp pur cent pure. Phono 31L IV, iMU* H - H ' Sunburned N ote U .o plenty of cooling In e t it K M a t n H«*U g.nlly,quickly «nd antUeptlceile J o h n R u s k in , BEST AND BIGGEST CIGAR The more yon smoke them - fla better jot’ll ikethm Write for our Premium Catalog No, 4 L LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO., NEWAKK. N. f. Largest Independent Clgsr Factory In tho World. �>* * ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY) A U G U ST S 1Q31 iQE FOUB m livestock. It is not possible DAILY HERALD other to send those fine cnttlc, which have [W FATHER 82, MOTHER 80 M ICKIE SA Y S— For tho past week newspapers all over Florida finve published (Column e r w TWAE NOU SEUD Tb after column in reference to Lena AVlOTWEJt, 'XOVibl FEB. A JOB Clarke, her confessions and a tragedy OF PmWTVWG, NOVJ’RE that hns more mysteries than any oth­ BOOSTING T U W 'fOVJN f er in annals o f the state. ANO KNOCKIN' NEB OWN \ 1 i In the humble homo a t No. 414 South Polnsettia street, West Palm The saving o f an amount regularly is Benih, Florida, reside tho aged par­ o o u - A w a Avwr ents of tho young woman now incar­ really more than a duty, it Is substan­ LIKE cerated in the Orange county jail at NENER tially a debt; you’re paying off the debt Orlando, COKAE BACK ’ Tho father, Doctor Almon Taylor you owe yourself.. The sooner you start >v Clarke, is cighty-two years o f ago, the sooner you will come into the full and the mother, Mnricttn Thankful Clarke, is eighty years old. and lasting enjoyment of complete in­ These octogenarians have been mar­ tig II- to l t p u i Wooklr Horild onThat horrid Ford person, sumamed ried fifty-five years. M n n Bomlooli Oountf m d U publUfcod dependence. A dr.rU ilof n U i w l o k i f w l Henry, hns broken loose again, and The old father has been a preacher i, Domoontlo la poUUoo. ft.W ______ like a mad bull in a China shop is o f the gospel to dying men and wom­ |M>> ilwtji ta idTiaoo. i knocking the studied, arguments, care­ en for fifty-four years. Member of The Aaaodated Preci fully rehearsed testimony and fantas­ He is the'first prcnchcr that I over tic claims of frenzied railroad finan­ heard expound the gospel. ciers and mismnnngers into a cocked He hns served various Congregat­ hat by a practicnly demonstration that ional churches in Florida and in 1888, E very doy in better in Snnford. indicates they are either liars, fools was stationed at Tavares, tho county -------------o—---------or plain thiaves and a probable com­ scat of Lake county. "We hnvo so much to live for in this bination of all three. • A t that time Tavnrcs wns in Or­ hustling city on the St. Johns. Henry bought the Detroit, Toledo & ange county, n co-incidcnce that tho MA Community Builder” ----------- <>----------Ironton railroad about a year ago, and grief of Doctor Clarke’s life should Did you ever sec so much build* when he took it over the rond wns take him bnck to the same county F. P. FORSTER............................................President InS 4Jolng on *R one L*m c^ We will "losing" $200,000 a month, which Hen­ thirty-three years Inter. be taking enre o f many people this ry has changed to a profit, ovon tho a F. WHITNER...............................................Cashier In the early spring of that year one winter. reccipts fell off, of $100,000 n month. fateful dny, the town wns nlmost wiptheir daughter, pray and converse The rond hns nearly 400 miles of C(j completely out by a disnstrouB lire, with her just the same ns in the pri­ Keep your eye on the golf links track, employs several.hundred work-[ The next Sunday following this disvacy o f their humble home at West and country club, it moans so much ers, nnd after July l the lowest paid aster, Doctor Clnrke preached to a Palm Bench. Pure Milk and Cream. Morning nml nf. fo r Sanford that the city could well employee will receive not less than $0 crowd that congregated In the church Don't make it neccssnry for Babe afford to issue bonds for it. per dny of eight hours. That is tho edifice which wns not destroyed. ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II. Ruth’s rci ord to be broken with n thing thnt makes managers of other He extended comfort nnd told the baseball L;t in my hands. Tillls, Stokes & Millilzers; Popular / I I l f C 'D E ’ M f ' E D Q O A M O The Sanford Chamber of Commerce roads see red and cuss Henry all over destitute congregation that the love Beloved of the press of Florida, Markets. Phone 400 your wants U a Yf • M u I l L u K & u U I N o in leaving no stone unturned to bring the lot. of Clod still prevailed, and upholding when State Attorney Jones consents tho people here. It will be up tfc £he Here they have been howling for, his hands, in one he told them to put for the aged parents to Bee their venrs nbaut the profiteering, overpaid the value of gold of the devastated home folks to give them rooms. daughter, arrangements will be per­ railroad employee and demanding thnt property in his right hand und true — Thomas R. Baker, Ph. D„ fected for them to go to Orlando. Thnt golf links and country club his wages he cut so thnt they mny religion in his left nnd take a choice. Rollins College, Aenalylle «n» ReBpcct the- gray hairs and bended should be tnking shape. It is the ono show n profit, when along comes Ford He said the choice should he the forntB of this aged couple, drape g Consulting Chemist says o f the water; "O f the many waters of this sad ott­ thing needed if Sanford expects to get and in less thiin u year takes n losing religion of God, which is love, all mantle o f'ch a rity uhout them nnd er regions thst I have analyzed, I hare found nona superior in ell good qonh real tourists. They want golf nnd road, does less business during the worldly possessions were immaterial. respect the privacy nnd sorrow of old tics to that of the ’ Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office In Miller BnUdlnt hnrd times than wns done on the rond This sermon impressed me, a small age. g o lf they will have. ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO, during good times, makes a profit on boy, ns my folks were among the ------------ o----------- Newspaper men are the most gen­ Some o f tho merchants are letting thnt reduced business, nnd raises wng- destitute, and I have never been nblc erous people on earth. a golden opportunity get by them in cs just as the Ijibor Board cuts them to get Doctor Clarke's iden into my A former publisher and one of you THEATRE RESORT head. sleeping through tho month of Au­ on other roads. hns made a request. DANCE IIALL CAFE How does he do it? Just by refrain­ The reason being easily explained, gust. This is the time for special Please comply. ing from the practices o f those in con­ I have not got his religion and faith ELECTRIC---------pales nnd n stimulation of business. Thank you.—Joe- Barman of West trol of other roads. Ford owns the which is sublime. This is the time to get rid o f your Palm Bench. PIANOS ~ ORCHESTRIONS D. T. & I. He is not a hired man put . Doctor nnd Mother Clnrke, ns they summer goods and get ready for a in charge of the road by financiers are familiarly and affectionately „ A n a oN GIVES FLORIDA A FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES big fall and winter business. FINE who -own concerns that sell rails, known, have resided in West ralrn -------------o------------BOOST at Reduced Prices steel, engines, cars nnd other supplies Beach for fourteen years. The city dock should be torn down to the roads; neither does he fake ex­ It is the universal love nnd*esteem and n concrete dock or something ns The Thomns Advertising Agency is penses nor resort to "bookkeeping” in which this venernblc couple is held good should be built nt the foot of to hide profits. He is just a plain, by citizens of Palm Bench county thnt giving wide publicity to n recent BnbPark avenue. With little outlny n ordinary citizen who conducts business W . S. H AYN E, Tampa, Florida made it possible for Lena Clarke to son report which takes n very encourdecent landing place nnd pnvillon on the basis of decency and good judg­ WRITE-------------------------------RHONE-------------------------W IRE he postmistress of West Palm Bench. aging view of business conditions in could he mndc for the tourists this ment. Her appointment to this office ho- Florida. Following are extracts from winter. What a shame we do not pny J He wns not raised in—or developed ing generally understood as the fnnv snore attention to beautiful Lake Mon­ out o f— conditions that made lying, ily dependence for bread nnd butter, the report: "Florida, like every other state, hns ♦ roe, one o f our best assets. deceit fulness, willingness to ncccpt a nnd this fact brought about a petition -------------o -----------It bribe and general disregard for law that wns signed by practically every been undergoing readjustment. Sanford enn boast of two generous and decency the requisites for pro­ man, woman nnd child in West Film should not he clnssed with the remain­ der of the South, however, ns it is henrtod merchants. They are Messrs. motion, out of which conditions huve Bench. Doctor nnd Mother Clnrke are good very much better off. In fnct, few McKinnon and Bradford, o f the San­ come tho ordinary railroad president states hnvo weathered the depression ford Shoe & Clothing Co., who, a few and manager of railroads. Never has in every way. he been compelled to admit bribery, be'ter thnn Florida. Sections de­ He hus never been u partisan in xlnys ago donated to the Methodist pending upon'lumbor, naval stores and false testimony and skulldrudgery be­ politics. Orphanage nt Enterprise, twenty-six From the looks of the constant string o f au­ fore the Interstate Commerce Com­ If I had his character, goodness of phosphate rock nre dull; hut throughnew suits of clothes for the little mission acting as investigators into out large areas of the state, conditions heart nnd goodness in every other chaps housed therein. As these suits tomobiles going in and out o f our repair de­ retailed nt.$10 each it can readily he discriminations and illegal nnd un­ way in my make-up, would he willing nre somewhat favorable ami should partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock well repay sales efforts. aeon thnt the gift was a vnluntdc ono lawful practices of railroad manage­ to give ten yenrs of nty life for the ments, during which investigations privilege of having folks hold me in "Florida is not a cotton state, ami Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ t o the institution. Not often is such testimony covering thousands of pag­ high eBteoni the rest of my days. cotton is the rout of the present de­ generosity displayed nnd the gift was chanics in this part o f the state. And that is es, and filling over eighty volumes, This is the highest endorsement pression in the South. Florida’s crop highly appreciated.—Times-Union. W H Y they all come to us with their automo­ was taken, any volume of which henrs possible. value last year wns hut' 17 pur cent -------------o------------mute but startling evidence of the Now, this good old father nnd moth­ less than in 1010. The country ns a bile troubles. If you do not come to us with Tho town of Osceola, formerly conditions referred to. whole reported a loss of 25 per cent, er wnnt to Hee their daughter. your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ Bridge End, has a largo population of All unnecessary Sunday work on the State Attorney Joe Jones is mad­ and neighboring cotton states an aver­ people who are making good wageB. D. T. & I. is to be cut out after July der thnn a wet hen. age decline of about 40 per rent. ing its just rights. They could come to Sanford day nnd 1st, and the employes in train and He hus n right to he, ltis vacation Moreover, while the income from Flor­ night If there wan a good rond con­ other service are to have Sunday of! wns spoiled, which is to he regretted. ida’s crops Inst year wns somewhat! necting up with the Sanford-Genevn whenever,possible, thus giving rail­ He has, according to published re­ less than in 1010, it war .’18 per cent rond. Now they cannot get here road workers a right enjoyed by the ports, issued tin order that no one greater than the 1014-1018 five-year * 115 Magnolia by except her counsel can see her at this average. Few states can giw such jj •* Phone 66 without going through deep mud and majority and one long desired favorable "oport. in many.timos of tho year, deep water. those engaged in thnt employment. ’time. / ‘‘Service THAT Satisfies” "The citrus and truck seasons have Doctor nnd Mother Clnrke bow sub­ Bringing those people to Sanford That, also, is.another evidence which wuuld mean greatly increased busi­ is considered by railroad manage­ missively to the constituted authority. been over for some time. Shipments Now, the people of Palm Beach were c;::eedingly large, but the net ness, hut it seems n good rond to ments to lie a deliberate insult to County, one and all, will appreciate returns to the grower were small ow­ Ostcoln eitnnot be built. This is a them. Wage cutting has never been popu­ consideration to Lena Clarke’s aged ing to wonk markets nr.d ex ’cssi'/ely matter for the merchants of Sanford to investigate oir their Trade Ex­ lar with Henry Ford. Recently he parents, (who have been thrust into high shipping charges. Profits were As tension tours. And this Trade Ex­ stated thnt lie Intended to continuous­ a sen of error ami grief), by Orange not large; neither were losses. ly lower the cost of his product to the cotton, corn and wheat farmers near­ county authorities. tension tour should start tlds week if It is n long, trying, tiresome trip ly all lost considerable money last possible, in order that the entire coun­ public and increase tho wages of his workers, declaring that to be his con­ year, Florida lias much to be thank­ from West Palm Bench to Orlando. t y can be covered before September. ful ftir. The tourist crop of 1020-21 ception o f Ids obligation as trustees of Their physical strength must have ---------- o------- -— a great manufacturing plant. every consideration nnd ho conserved. v as one of the bus, in years, and Another phase to the legislation, A short time ago tho big financiers This means that drawing-room ac­ towns deriving benefit from this antagonistic to tick eradication in sought Ford’s scalp and failed To gel commodations must lie utilized to suarce are reasonably prosperous.” .Florida will deprive the stale of the it, and this taking of a practically Now Smyrna nnd n comfortable au­ Don't take purgatives tor Conpublicity it has acquired for cattle bankrupt rond, making it pny despite tomobile from there to Orlando. atlpatlon — they act harshly— mining. There are some line herds of lessened business and then to raise They nre old nnd feeble nml for this they overstrain the delicate blooded cattle in Florida, one of Ayr- wages just when they nru claiming reason the trip must be made by easy m e m b r a n e an d le a v e the Bowels I n a w orse condition shires in Polk county is the finest in loss and the need for lowered wages stages. than beiore. U the United States, and the owifers — is the ctinsu of great indignation Be it known and remembered thnt ___ y « " a r e TIRES and TUBES have been sending them outside the among the spoilers of the people.— Joe Eurnmn is a friend to Doc (or nnd P A D T I T D ' C t ro u b le d l y A R I C K g with Constate to compute in exhibitions with Shout Metal Workers Journal. Mother Clnrke. IIT T L E situation, Doctor Clnrke wns my departed Guaranteed SIcltHeadmother’s pastor and spiritual adviser. ache, in­ FRUIT AND VEGETABLE He administered the rites of bap­ TEN THOUSAND Miles digestion, BATES TO BE PROBED. —--------■ ,i SorrrStomtism to my little brother. • acta. D izziness, Biliousness, Be it further known and remem­ Nervousness, or loss ol AppeAnswering u letter from I. T. Wil bered that I am the friend that will agaist stone bruise, rimUte-Don’f ftesffsfo-Cel mboti le •limn*, manager of the Manatee Couu go with them to Orlando when the S ' CARTER'S LITTLE LIVES cut and blow-out, at . ly Growers’ association, W. V. Hnr- trip is made to see their imprisoned PILLS — take one alter each Del Monte Pears in fine season­ meal and one at bedtime. A dio, director of the traffic bureau of daughter when permission ib extend­ ' J * days* treatment w ill put the Interstate Commerce Commission, ed crumbs, to which melted, but­ FABRIC PRICES ed by authorities of Orange county to SfMwcft, liver and Bstvsls In assures Stnator D. U. Fletcher thnt a normal condition. ter has been' added in proportion do so. discussion of fruit nnd vegetable Now, Ramrods of the Fourtli Es­ We have several bar­ o f 1 tablespoon to each cup of Tates will be held with growers nnd tate, this means all connected with crumbs. , - - i -V* Bake in a moderate carriers in Florida at 2» early date. newspapers, including publishers, re­ gains in Used Tires oven until brown. Director Hurdle says that com­ porters, cubs, photographers, et cet­ plaints of injustice to shippers have era, the appeal is mudu to you not GAS and OIL horetofort boon very vaguuo, and tho to crowd upon the aged father nnd - — * commission could take no nctlon on mother when they reuch Orlando re­ the information proffered. The let­ questing interviews nnd attempting to ter from Manager Williams, hbwovor, photograph them. WBLAKA BLOCK T l l a i g & f f i , Lea^p thorn alone in their sorrow contains sufficient specific information Phones 487-494 Seothw tad hwli goody and quickly. and give them the privilege to see l6a Palmetto Ave. to warrant u further hearing. Phone 481 taken several prizes, outside the state, becauso of tho quarantine measures ngainst Florida, owing to its lack of tick eradication work. Progressive POBUIBXBB cattlo men, interested in raising the L J. H O L L Y _______________ Editor stnndnrd o f the cattle Industry in ,1 . J. I ILLARD....8«reUrjr-Treasurer Florida have reason to feel discour­ <L A. NBKL____ __ General' Manager aged. Florida is an ideal state, owing to conditions o f climate for tho cattle CURTIS BARBER Induustry, but it can never make a counrLATtoir u i u u t M •*% iPhone 148 up to 6 P, M. marked success os long ns no protec­ Z M - M ill « i w » — AppHuti— tive measures are taken ngainst tho •Oa'iMrlf tUa Frio* ta U m a tick.— Sarasota Times. ••••••<•*#•****'P®*®® hmm T e a r '.............i -----------o------------IIIMMIMI JiE®1 Wb I n IIi ............... ............... C*llr»r»4 la eitr kr Oirrtii LET HENRY FORD DO IT. *Saa Haiti ......... ....................... II OonU ifiMM M rrwy oftenm u * H SwUUr it ■mil BvlUbw, m KiniUi I m m _______ m in i, n iig t_________ : Y ou Owe A Debt T o Yourself THE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. m First National Bank SPENCER’S DAIRY 1 ELDER SPRINGS WATER MISTER r THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY J Who Is Who and Why BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO. Quickly Relieves Constipation - HYDR0-T0R0N W ’l PEAR FRITTERS % u . « iK S S Deane Turner . * ■ fa -/ NV ' F. P. Rines jK w *V 1' 4 , �VIA:... ■1 • ... J . ' /« •' a • ;>vV??7 W 2W» THE SANFORD DAILY.HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGU8T 9, 1021 Little Happening* Mention of . Mattera la Brief personal Item* of Intereal out *£ The City * * * * THE WEATHER ♦ * * For Florida: Partly cloudy * * tonight and Wednesday; prob­ thundernhower* * a b ly local * ♦ * Wednesday. * * * * * * * * * * Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits * reduced to $1.08.— Sanford Shoe & * Clothing Co. • . 103-tfc ★ >1* The Stny-nt-llome Club is consid­ * ering holding their next meeting at * * Lake Harney. * Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suite * reduced to $1.08.— Sanford Shoo & * Clothing Co. 103-tfc * He The Herald bns the finest lino of H< stationery that has over been Hhown * in this city. Prices very reasonable. * ♦ Get a repaired tiro to use nH extra. * Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. IIuBton. * 110-20 tc * 4 I I t + .j.4.4. .5..j..j..5. t The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co., have taken on Society Brand Clothes for fall. This is n very popular line for young men. Together with the Hnrt-Schnffner & Marks line, this will give this concern two o f the strongest nationally advertised lines on the market. SANFORD GIRL SUCCEEDS. A letter from Mrs. Henry Wallace, a former resident of Sanford, who Is now living nt Long Brnnch, Cnl., snys that hor daughter, Blanche, is consldW(,i ° nc <>f th« N'1™* soloists in the went, «"d is earning from $10 to $50 n solo. Also thnt Blanche will Soon go to Europe to finish her studies. Blanche is n pupil of Sunford high school und graduate o f Tampa high school and her many friends here will lie delighted at her success. Mrs. Wallace states that she will come to Sunford this winter for a visit and her friends here will he glad to see her again. BIRD OF PARADISE PLANT NOTICE When better cars are made, N. II. Garner will sell them. 117-Gt AUCTION SALE OF FINE CATTLE If you get the same answers as the man who buys the Hupmobile, you can be sure you have not paid too much. 10 head o f cows and heifers, pure •j- Hupmobile running economy is known to be truly exception- t ? + - " t Owners will tell you their repair bills are unusually X 'glit. It is a fact that many Ilupmobiles serve three or four i long-time owners before they wear out, l bred, high grade Jersey cattle, one hull, milk truck, dairy fixtures, etc., | will he sold nt public auction at the £ home of R. L. Garrison, near Snnford, X Tuesday, August 10, nt 11 n. nu t Used car dealers all know the car commands a price £ j- above the average. £ •- . • ! , <Thc,8e things aro true of the Hupmobile because it is unit to last and to keep going on a minimum of outlay; and because they are true, the car is worth what it costs. 1 5 Passenger Touring .. 5 Passenger Sedan ...... 2 Passenger Roadster 4 Passenger Coupe ...... $2695 $2645 F. O. B. SANFORD CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF AN Y MODEL SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties We have a new shipment just arrived and they are priced right. SMens Union that good Lee kind, as long as they last at H ALF price. IF IT IS WORK CLOTHES, W E H AVE IT, AN D W E CARRY ONLY THE BEST KIND, ALL UNION M ADE Sanford; Fla. COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR There are four real questions when you buy a car— ".Hut wiH it cost to run? Will repairs be heavy? How long will it last? What will it bring when sold? • Just the thing for the kiddies, one-piece overalls. The first Tegular conclave of Tnylor Comnuindery K. T., will he held on Thursday evening, August 11th, nt 8 At o'clock. At Al (members are requested to he At present ns officers for the CommandAt ery are to be appointed nnd other * business o f the Comnuindery trans­ acted. II. E. TOLAR, Have you seen that new line of sta­ Eminent Commander. tionery at the Herald office? The Tucs. Wed. Tiiur. very latest styles of paper nnd en­ DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND velopes from one of the largest ipunSANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO.. RESTORES ITS NATURAL COL­ ufucturcrs of fine stationery in Am­ TAKES ON SOCIETY IIRAND OR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE erica. CLOTHES FOR FALL. Hupmobile | r1 • KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION Tho lovers of tho rare and beauti­ ful in tropical flowers should make a trip to Enterprise to see the "Bird of Paradise" now in bloom in the garden .5.$ .J..j.4.4..j.$ 4.4.4.+4..}.4. .5..j.4..5. .5. * % * .j.* -J.<*•>+ of Mrs, Throop nt the Throop Chick­ en Farm. This gorgeous and strange plant which is very appro­ priately named, has a very short sea­ son of bloom, and will soon he past it for this year. Mrs. Throop is most gracious in her cordiality and delights in exhibiting her treasure. I ■* ‘B oys Union Alls Tho Snnford Rotary Club had n fine meeting today nt noon at the Valdez hotel, where they enjoyed a most ex­ cellent luncheon, songs und talks. D. L. Thrasher gave a three mlnuutc tnlk on his trip io St. Louis where he attended tho Rotary dinner where there were over 200 members o f the St. Louis club und where ho gave them a tnlk on Snnford. R. W. Pearman, secretary o f the Chamber of Commerce gnve n three minute tnlk on “ Selling Sanford” thnt wns filled with good thoughts! nnd gave the members much food for thought. In the absence o f tho president nnd first vice president, Gene Roumillat presid­ ed with much dignity nnd grace. Giving n party today? YoU^wnnt a fine box of stationery for a prize. $7.r.O nnd $9.00 WALK-OVER Slip­ The Herald has just what you wunt. pers nt $5.15, beginning Snturdny.— Nothing like it in the city. Lloyd's Shoe Store. 111-2tc Get a repaired tire to use ns extra. Dr. nnd Mrs. S. D. Lnznrus, with Ford tires for $3.00.— S. A. Huston. llG-26to their little son, will arrive Wednesday from Brooklyn via Clyde Line to visit Erulor Curlett, the wide awake Mr. Lazarus’ mother, Mrs. Sarah county commissioners from the Ge­ Frnnk. Mrs. Lazarus wns formerly neva district, was in the city yester­ Miss Florence Frank. day transacting business. When you want the best automobile Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suits In Snnford, see N. II. Garner, Oldsreduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & mobiles and Buicks. 117-Gt 'Clothing Co. 103-tfc Mr. nnd Mrs. G. I). Hnrt nnd little The Publicity Committee of the daughter have returned from a trip Chamber of Commerce held n good to Rockledge and Cocon and other) meeting «t the Valdez Hotel last night points on the East Const. Mr. Hnrt and mapped out a good campaign for represents the Reliance Life Insur­ the coining year. ance Co., nnd has several counties in hiH territqry. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Pinckney, Mr. Clothing Co. 103-tfc und Mrs. C. W. Clark, and Mr. Alfred Liljn formed a congenial party moHan't forget thnt tho Herald has toring over to Daytona Bench Sunhriilui score cards, place cards nnd day enjoying tho fine ocean breeze, everything. Look over our lino of fine stationery for curd club prizes. Mr. nnd Mrs, Clark are from Iowa and are spending the summer in Snnford. 1he finest line ever shown here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pinckney hail from oth­ I buy, pay cash for second hand pl- er part# o f the state hut like Snnford mos. Address P. O. box 352, Sunford, so well they are making their home Fla 112-M.-W-.F.12tp here for the present ^+ V A -l seed bed sheeting, 30-In, wide, 8c j\ yard.—Thrnsher & Garner. 117-fllc Our prediction wns true. Tho temperature yesterday was down to 89 which is be­ low 90 ns this daily spasm said it would be within the week. Those cooling and refreshing showers that we are getting dally now are the greatest stuff in the world to cool the fevered brow of old Indy Na­ ture. Florida in general and Sanford in particular, Is for­ tunate indeed to get these showers right nlong in July nnd August just when they arc needed nnd while the rest o f the country is burning up with the Intense heat. Com­ pare our report todny with ,any other part of tho country. WE HAVE SOME WEATH­ ER* , HAVE SOME WEATHEIt: . r»: 10 A. M. AUGUST 9TH Maximum ........................ 89 Minimum ......................... 68 Itungc ............................... 71 Haromcter .........................30.12 Itnin .................................. J5I Calm nnd party cloudy. Ct\, la transacting business in Orlan­ * * do today. Sanford Mattress Factory will bo closed until Aug. 10th. A fter thut date we will be ready for business.— E. C. Eichols, Mgr. 110-fltc * Summary of the Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Keadera SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE * * * * * * * * * II. A. Neel, of tho Ilernld Printing * On account o f the city commission­ ers being out of town the regular meeting last night was postponed un­ til next Monday night. * J. A. KiUebrcw has arrived in tho city from Tiimpa and will make this city his future home. Mr. Klllqbrcw will ossumo his duties as Chief of Police next week. Ho lived hero 20 yours ago, and Is well known to many of the older residents ns he wns at that time a member o f tho Sanford police force, but for ninny yenrs, has boon patrolman nnd later city detect­ ive of tho Tnmpn police force. Ills many Sanford friends nro giving him n warm welcome back home. 1 1 7 -itp j Common garden sage, brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux­ uriant. Mixing tile Sage Tea and Sul­ phur recipe at home, though, is troub­ lesome. An easier way is to get the rcady-to-use preparation, improved by the addition o f other ingredients, a large bottle, at little cost, nt drug stores, known as "W yth's Sago and Sulphur Compound," thus nvoiding a lot o f muss. While gray, fueled hair is not sin­ ful, wo nil desire to retain our youth­ ful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sngc and Sulphur Compound, no one cun tell, because it does it so natural­ ly, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it nnd draw this through your hair, taking one small strand nt a time; by morn­ ing all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant, and you appear years younger.—Adv. W VRN PUBLIC AGAINST QUESTIONABLE STOCKS. CLASSIFIED ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cosh must accompany all ordera. Count five worda to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. W AN TED FOR RENT TO RENT— Half of store opposite the WAh TED TO BUY— A 4- or 5-room modern cottage, well located.—J. B. postoffice. Apply 221 E. First St. 117-tfc Smi’.n, Box 30, Orlando, Fla. 117-01p APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also TO TRADE— 100 acres well timber­ ed farm and fruit lands in Southern furnished room, corner Harvey and part of Seminole county for cottngu Coates streets, Dnytona Bench, Flu. or building lots in Sanford.—J. B. I*. O. Box No. 302. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ ton. 112-0tp Smith, Box 30, Orlando, Fla. 117-3tp FOR RENT— Store room on First I street. A. P. Conqplly Real Estate Co. • 117-Otc. PAINTS ------ AND------ FOR SALE FOR SALE— Houso, D rooms and bath, Electric lights nnd gas. 805 Elm. — If. N. Lumley, 902 French. Phono 104. 75-tfc FOR SALE— Medium size snfe. Ap­ ply 402 Sunford Avc., nnd Fourth Street. 94-01. FOR SAI.F— 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buiek 4, $100. The above cars nrc real bar­ gains. Terms to fit your pocket hook. At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner. 104-tfe WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS CLIMATE ^ Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE H. A. HALVER­ SON, Proprietor TAMPA, Aug. 8.— Declaring thnt FOR SALE— Live grocery nnd hard­ ware business in country town, Cen­ Welnku Block Snnford, Fla. "owing to the prosperity of this sec­ tion there lias been attracted to South Florida a large number o f profession­ al stock salesmen, who are offering to the public various stocks of questionaide value, in many instances," the Tampa Clearing House Association and affiliated hanks is publishing in the local newspapers advertisements "to warn tho public ngninst making investments in any stock without first consulting with some responsible hanker and ascertaining reliable infor­ mation respecting the proposed vnnturc." The Clenring House Association has invited other bnnks in South Florida "to join with us in our efforts to pro­ tect the public ngninst the numerous doubtful schemes now offered through­ out South Florida by professional stock salesmen." O. ATTENTION. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Important meeting on Wednesday, ANNUAL MEETING July 10th, nt 8 p. m. All Woodmen requested to he there. There will be a meeting of the FerF. L. MILLER. naid-Lnughton Memorial Hospital A s­ sociation nt the Court-House, Tues­ DOG VALUED AT $3,000. day night, August 10th, nt 8 o'clock. All members are requested to he pres­ WILMINGTON, N. C., Aug. 0.— ent ns it is tho election of officers and the rending o f the unnuul reports of Legal steps to gain possession o f n the hospitnl association. 117-5tp n -ent Dana dog valued nt several >usund dollnrs to satisfy nn alleged moat hill, lias been, instituted by a NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX oral ninrket against Hurry Tubervllle, PAYERS. former manager o f an amusement All taxes nro past duo. Before be­ resort near here. The dog, which hns ing placed Into my hands for collec­ been insured for $3,000 by Its owner, tion, I shall be on the streets of San­ hns not been located by the sheriff’s ford from now until August 15th, to forces. rccolvo taxes; after which date, I will visit delinquents for tho purposo of A man in Morgantown, N. C., cut collecting or levying on any property Ii Ib wife’s throat, then knult and cov♦I. j | ry '*'ll'/'III I *1 subject to tax. Respectfully, cred her face with kisses and cares­ ses. Perhaps he had been reading A. B. CAMERON, Depbty Tax Collector. ntout Congress’ treatment o f tho crlp111 Otd 1tw. plod nnd disabled ex-Bervico men. tral Florida. Splendid opportunity. $4,000 will handle it. "B ox" enru Snn­ ford Herald. 115-3tp FOR SALE— 1 Ford touring enr, $400, 1 Chevrolet, $200; 1 Buiek truck, $198; 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $598. All in good condition nnd a real bnrgnin. —Williams Garage by N. II. Garner. 113«0tc SALE OF FINE COWS R. L. Garrison announces thnt he is going out of the dairy business nnd will have a public sale of nil his finu pendigreed Jersey cows nt his place near Fort Itende next Tuesday, Au­ gust 10th ut 11 11. m. This will he a FOR SALE—One pumping outfit con- good opportunity to buy fine cows ut nisting of one Raleigh Schreyer very reasonable rates. 1 1-2 hp. engine, one Gould pump, one 200 gallon storage tank. Wight TWO DROWNED WHEN Grocery Co. 112-tfc. DRAWN OUT IIEYOD DEPTH BY CURENT. Post curds—locnl views— lc ench nt the Ilernld office. WILMINGTON, N. C\, Aug. 8.— FOR SALE OR TRADE— One Cole 8, Miss Louise F. Parks Slonn, o f States­ 5 passenger roadster. Will take ville, N. C., twenty-one, and Marion light car as part payment. Call 519 Avnnt, Wilmington, twenty-fopr, lost W. First street. 115-tfc their lives in the surf nt Wrightsvillo FOR SALE— One Bolding-Hnll stone Beach near here, shorty after eight lined refrigerator, 150 pound ca­ o ’clock yesterday morning, having pacity. Call 519 W. First Street. been drawn by tho current beyond ______________________________ 110-tfc their depth. Both ’bodies were re­ FOR SALE—8-room house with nil covered. modern convenience, excellent re­ Life guards hnd not gone on duty pair. Private water works, in desir­ when the ill-fated young people with able loention. Reasonable terms. Ap­ a number o f others went in bathing ply to Owner, 519 W. First Street. from one of the inns on the bench nnd 110-tfc both were beyond help when a hur­ F O R S A L E - ^ t l o o d p iu n o , $ 1 7 5 c a s h . riedly manned life boat put out to resPhono 470-W. . 110-12tp cuo them. Tho crew picked 'up the FOR SALE OR TItADE— Curlonirof body o f Miss Slonn, which wns llontmules und horses. This stock is ing face downwnrd in the surf, but here to sell or trade; 11 chance to get the body o f Avnnt disappeared to n real bargain. Can bu seen buck of reappear half n mile down tho beach Wight’s Garage. See Whighum or where it floated nshore. Mrs. A. R. Benton.' W. I. Steagall Mule Co. Hardwick, of this city, a cousin of 117-0tp Miss Slonn, wns also in the surf, but FOR SALE— Strnwbeny plants, cer­ wnH enrilv rescued. tified by Statu IMunt Bonrd, $3 per Miss Slonn wns n daughter o f J. L. thousnnd f. o. h. Luke Mary, Farinu Slonn o f Statesville, nnd a grndunto Strawberry Garden, Lake Mnry, Fla. o f North Carolina College for Women . ■ ■ .___________________ 117-12tp nt Greensboro. Post cards— local views— ic each at Mr. Avnnt wns an ox-servJce man tho Herald office. ' and was woll known In this city. Tho ~ F o r offlco supplies, stationery, ate- remains of the young woman were come to tho Herald office. •"-t to Statesville this morning. . ' - > f*'Y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7acce1ba896371e553d6fefe0f5bd10e.pdf ffd8ff5a588c9779c9026aafeaa74ab9 PDF Text Text Sanford the “City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald Sanford THE "City Substantial’ ||f' IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION XTENS10N OF TRADE NEXT PROGRAM NUMBER 115 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921 OLUME II President Harding Goev Camping in Maryland ■tt ,v 't ‘V * , * 11 THE LENA CLARKE CASE1 SEEMS MORE COMPLICATED BY FURTHER ENTANGLEMENT “Ragged Stranger” Orlando Murder Case Killed by Wanderer Assumes More Finds His Name Changes hamber of Commerce Will Foster The Idea (Hr Til* AuocUtad F n u ) CHICAGO, Aug. 8.—The rngged stranger for whose murder Curl Wan­ derer is under scntenco to be hanged, % "V '> I was given n nnme today by Mrs. Nel­ OF ALLEGED CONFESSION <JF >)!» A,*j lie Ryan snylng the body was thnt of N „ cueateT a b e t t e r c o m ­ MURDER OF MILTMORE her son Edward, 2*1. The woman said MUNITY SPIRIT BETWEEN MADE MONDAY she had known for months the body TOWN ANI) COUNTRY was that of her son hut she and her (By Tba AuocUtad F ra u ) daughter had kept the secret for rea­ It mny not be amiss to diBcuss tho ORLANDO, Aug. 0.— No further urposcs of trade extension journeys, sons of their own. developments In the Mlltmore President Hunting was a member of a camping party recently am! hud a fine time in the woods pf Maryland with nducted under the auspices of commurder caNo have developed. ercinl organizations, describe the nt- Tlmfiinn Edison, II. S. Firestone, Henry Ford ami Kdsel Ford. The photogrnpher cnnglit Mr. Edison napping while While Miss Clarke seems in an Mr. Harding read a paper and Mr. Firestone merely rested. itude of the visiting jobber and mcreasy frame of mind and willing: hnnt towards the customer in the to converse freely on general ow.i visited, and point out the benematters she refrains from dis­ Week’s Weather Its *o be derived by all the factors in­ cussing Miltinorc's death or th * Report Shows deed. I postoffice robbery. The larger and average sized com- | All Kinds Attorneys for Patterson, Miss. aercinl centers of various sections of Clnrkc’s chauffeur, today Institut­ (By Tho Associated Press) he country have in recent years onFAC SIMILE SENT ACROSS t l l E ed habeas corpus proceedings fo r WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— Normal aged to a considerable extent in soOCEAN IN TWO hiH release. The Judge announced temperatures partly, cloudy wenther, nlled trade excursions or merchants* TESTS a hearing will be held Tuesday. scattered thunder showers is the fore­ rips. Their vnlue, or nt least their i n , GOVERNOR SMALL cost for Florida for the week begin­ (By Tha AnocUtad F r a u ' opularity is established. But, it may O /ltU ITIS t h © IVlCri I U llC Q ORLANDO, Aug. 0.— Outstanding ANNAPOLIS, A\ig. 8.—Transmis­ ning Sunday. LISTENS TO REASON so be well to analyze more closely Their Guns First sion of photographs and written doc­ features todny in the case of Lena ust wherein and to whnt extent the W ILL SURRENDER Insurance Broker uments in fnc simile across tho ocean Clarke, West Palm Bench postmis­ rnde extension journeys nre benefleAnd He Fired by wireless has been accomplished. tress, who is accused not only o f th o nl to the business houses thnt enguge Shot and Killed Another Cntts in Illinois Finds Out Two successful tests of epoch making robbery o f $32,000 from tho register­ ( B 1 The AuocUt ad Fr au) a them and to the city thnt promotes Where He Stands Entering Home invention ninde within the Inst three ed mails at thnt office on July 20, and WELCH, W. hem. advantages de ivrni The • "V benefits or -----------O--- ----** ■ Vu., ' — Aug. 0.— ~Self-dcdnys at the powerful naval rndio sta­ n shortage in accounts stretching over (By The Aeeoclsted Frets) ( By The AuocUtad F ra u ) ived from them mny lie summarized fense Is the clnint o f C. E. Lively, a a period of years, hut ulso tho murder LOS ANGELES, Aug. G.—John B. tion here. Photographs and written CHICAGO, Aug. G.— Gov. Smnll an­ is follows: 1 Buldwin felts detective, held under messnges hnving been sent to Mnimnl- hero Monday night of Fred A. MUfcFirst: They promote the spirit of bond in connection with the shooting nounced here today he would return Kennedy, insurance broker, was shot morc, locnl restaurant mun, wero: son, the French rndio station. Headship among those who pnrtlci- and killing o f Sid Hnttleld' and Ed to Springfield Tuesday. Sheriff Mcs- and killed late last night ns he was Miss Clarke’s partial repudiation nte in trade extension journeys. Bus- uiiuiiiovtD, ii BiutviMi-iit, Chambers, in n statement to a news tor, of Sangamon county holds a wnr- entering his summer cottnge nt Bev­ yesterday of the confession that aha ness men are afforded an opportunity Chambcrs, in a statement to a nq rant nt Springfield for tho governor’s erly Hills, nn exclusive residential su­ Johnson is Barred killed Miltmoro because hc refused to o become more intimately ncquninted _____ nrrest nn on rhnrfrnu charges nf of embezzlementt fif of burb. Mrs. Madeline Oberchain, of From Fighting Battle sign a statement concerning the theft pnpor_____ manifftodny. "I regret Un.ilmf hnving nrrnai •ith their competitors, learning to np- had to Bhoot either on« of these men," state funds while he was state treas­ Evun|ton, III., with "him, was held ns •In City Philadelphia nt the West Palm Bench postoffico, material witness. ireciate one another ns man against Lively said, "hut it Is a case o f self­ urer. which confession Chief o f Police Venan. with '.he tendency to substitute defense, pure and Hlmple." Lively DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY tcl says she made to him Monday fliolesome competition for unfriendly told of the approach of Tatfled and night. WILL NOT STAND FOR ivnlry. Statements by several persona that, Chnmbors. "They said something to NEGRO BOXERS. Second: The members or managers they searched the bathroom adjoining Ed I couldn’t hear. They stepped if a business firm who pnrticipntc In Miss Clare’s room at the hotel, where i By Tba AuocUtad Fratt) npnrt and both men pulled their guns. ueh trips have an opportunity: she Hnys she hid the $ 1,000 which ahaPHILADELPHIA, Aug. 0.—Tho As they did ho , I jumped to my foot (a| To meet thei- customers in brought with her from West Palm proposed bout between Jack Johnson •erson which is usually appreciated and pulltd mine. Sid fired at me and Beach; that they searched tho flush and Harry Wills, ,:cgro heavyweights, md which tends to strengthen the bus- I immediately fired back. I had two tnnk where tho money was Inter found hnvc been barred from Philadephin, ncss relations existing between the pistols and was using both. Sid stag­ by Chief Vestel and Officer Gordon, Director of Public Safety Cortelyou, gered and fell ns did Chambers, ini- 1,,,E% r S Es8,.u,N«s County Commissioners declares mis and their customers. • • and that there was no sign o f tho mon­ that Johnson cannot box in (b) These trips nre apt to prompt mediately afterwards, hack hom e to m o r r o w . Take Action and Keey in it. Philadelphia ns long as he holds o f­ nmvdiute orders or pnve the wny for ----------------------------If this search wns careful, tho mon­ -----suits Will Follow fice. (B y Th« AuocUtad F ra n ) I uturr orders. Frequently a suffic- Official Announcement ey could not have been in the flush at number of orders are secured b y . . . LANCASTER, Aug. 0.— President tank the entire time. This being tho • Appointment of Bishop and Mrs. Harding left by automobile Tired of waiting for some kind of ALL AMERICANS lusiness men, the profits upon which case, the money must have been in action on the part of the Volusia IN RUSSIAN PRISONS ■over the cost of several trips. this morning for Poland Springs, Me., county commissioners, by which a Curley Made Today TO BE FREED MONDAY. the possession of some other porsorv. (cl Ihe visiting merchant is afford­ and toniight will hoard tho Mayflower bridge across the St. Johns river at Who is thnt person? 'd an opportunity to see his customer at Portnnd for their return to Wash­ the Osteen ferry might he construct­ Chief o f Police Vestel has stated (B y Tha AuocUtad F ra u ) (B r Th* AuocUtad Frou ) n his home environments and under WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.— Official ington. Thu Mayflower sailed about ed by Volusia and Seminole counties LONDON, Aug. All American the woman admitted to him on Mon­ rendition* which ....................... furnish nn answer ........ to -“ .announcement o f the appointment of ten o’clock. jointly, the Seminole county commis­ prisoners in Moscow and Petrograd day night that she killed Miltmoro, Ihc ipicsiion: n a careful busi- Hishop Curley ns Archbishop o f Hnltisioners have decided to take matters will he sent across the Russian bor­ but that when he interviewed her la­ store, ccen D8S lli,H hc “ good store. c n -lmorU( Bucceding the late Cardinal Gib­ entirely in their own hands and built! der by Monday at latest, according to ter she "could not remember." At tho rally located? Does he keep hin bons, was received today by Catholic the bridge, whether Volusia county n message received here todny by latter interview she said she wns sole­ :<>ck in good condition?" In the nd- officials here. Press dispatches from Walter L. Brown, European director ly responsible for the West Palm wants it built or not. Jstmeiii of credits it is important to Rome last month said the St. Augus­ That is what may he judged by an of American relief administration, Beach mail robbery. Because o f her now something about his customers tine hishop had been chosen hut offic­ action taken at the recent meeting of from the chairman of the Russian re­ story of visions and dreams which aho lethoils of doing business and the ial announcement wns delayed on ac­ (Continued on I’ bro HI*) the Seminole county board, when the lief committee. I'putation lie has at home. count of certain formalities. hoard authorized the construction of Ibird: AlTording an opportunity to the bridge according to plans alreatiy Hose who have no trade in (ho region The armament industry owes a MUST EITHER CUT DOWN TAXES prepared and submitted by Engineer i>itcd to study its business possihili- great debt to the man who began the OR LOSE OUT IN F. T. Williams, and the clerk of the 'cs; It has frequently developed that practico of sending ultimatums. CONGRESS hoard was instructed to submit these usiiii ss houses have found it to their plans to the federal war department '(vantage to place salesmen in a field forded an opportunity to point to the WASHINGTON, Aug. (1.—Treasury for approval before netual construc­ f>‘ r visiting the same that had bo- home town’s achievements and posexperts and Republican lenders in the tion work was started. such visit seemed unpromising, ses.siiAis. Whether the local commer­ house nre ftir apart in their estimates From this action it looks like the bus, many new trade arcounts have cial, industrial or institutional inter­ of federal expenditures and income much needed bridge may lie built, un­ Killed Mother, allowed as a result of these trade ex- ests are large or small, the resident for the'fiscal year. less Volusia county politics steps in Falling Off in Internal ''tision journeys. citizen is always proud to dwell upon W ife, Stepdaughter The committee dealing with tax re­ and refuses to permit the Seminole Revenue Law and Bus­ Fourth: A distinctive gain is made them. vision has before it figures prepared county commissioners to put the east and Then Himself "i the city that engages in these Third: Tho authorities usually rec­ iness Depression by Chairman -.Madden of the appro­ end of the bridge on Volusia county ril's. it the firms and individuals ognize the fact that hospitality is the priations committee which are said to territory. (B y Tbs AuocUtad P r e u ) fgaged in them does not ilerivo nn virtue which applies to committees as (Bjr Tho AiaocUtod Proas) CORUIN, Ky., Aug. 8.— Richard show a smaller probable outgo than Tho report of the proceedings of the WASHINGTON, August G.— imiediate benefit, there is still an ad­ well as to individuals, and that hospi­ Mellnrgue, of this place, killed Ilia given in Secretary Mellon’s statement Seminole county board at its last Shrinkage in three months of vertising value which goes to the city, tality manifested on occasions of this mother, wife and stepdaughter at o f yesterday and a considerably larg­ meeting hIio w h the following action $330,000,000 in estimated govern­ t adds a prestige to such city which kind denotes nlso the enterprise nnd their home here late last night and er income. was taken: ment income for this fiscal year :ouJd be gained in no other wny. public spirit o f the people. then killed himself. The bodies wero Other, house lenders nlso have pre­ The following resolution was offer­ based on the present revenue law bf'in the standpoint of tho cities The Board of Governors of tho San­ found this morning. pared their own estimates, nnd on ed by Commissioners C. W. Entzmindisclosed by a statement recent­ ■'sited experience has taught thnt the ford Chamber o f Commerce at their this basis o f the whole they insist ger, who moved its adoption, snmo be­ ly presented to the Ways nnd expressions of good will and friend- last meeting voted to promote a RAILROADS WILL COLLECT that it will he entirely possible to re­ ing seconded by Commissioner L. I*. Meuns ommittce by Secretary ,hl,) showered upon' trnde ommissnr- Trade Extension Trip, and accordingly FOR INCREASED W AGES ; iluce taxes by half a billion dollars. Hagan and adopted: Mellon. Falling o ff in internal ts character along tl)e routes a committee comprising the business AND NOT INEFFICIENCY. A warning to Republican lenders Whereas, Tho traffic across Osteen revenue wns attributed to busi­ fuelled are usually of. the most sin­ men of Sanford was appointed to be­ ngninst increasing taxes in revising ferry hnH grown to such an extent cerel' n"d• cordial- character. The per- gm preliminary piuim uccuooui* ness depression. gin plans neccssnry to (B r Tba AuocUtad F ra u ) the internal revenue hill was given in thnt it is desirable to replace said expressionr ns well as tho num- make this undertaking a success. SnnWASHINGTON. Aug. fl.-^Thu coBt the senate todny by Senator' Borah, ferry with n bridge, both for conveni­ nnis speeches made, taken in their ford business interests to a grent exo f labor allowance to the railroads fo r Republican, Iduho, who also proposed ence of tho public, as well no in the Congressman James, itlretv. roui.ni _i____ » of gen­ . . . . . . . . 0 ___. ntiroty, reveal the elements tent depend upon the trade from tho reductions in army nnd navy expendi­ the six months guarantee period fo l­ interest of safety, and feeling that it of Danville, Va., Died lowing government control, will In~ . !j® h<1«l»itnlity, geniality and good territory contiguous to Sanford. A tures o f nearly $500,000,000. The Re­ is to the best interests o f the citizens dlowship. visit of the business metf of this city Suddenly Yesterday cludo only tho increased wnges, and' publican membership in congress, he o f tho county to construct this bridge; K(W while the attitude of the snml- to tho other communities in this coun­ not tho alleged "inofTicicncy of labor**' said, would bo reduced if the public therefore, i ( B r Th* A u ocU U d F ra u ) *p c*"tolra of Population is not entire- ty and if found advisable, to other factors under n decision handed dowi)> DANVILLE, Vn., Aug. 8.— Repre­ "clamor” for tax relief was not met. Be It ItcHolved, thnt the Board of y Sl>,flHh in character there is usually counties, should bo n primo factor in today by tho Interstate Commerce sentative Roror A. James, o f this County Commissioners of Seminole : n‘clProcHl spirit which forms nn promoting nnd cementing better trade Fifth ConRrcButonul district, died nud Commission. county, Florida, in regular session mportnnt stimulus townrd strength- relntions with these communities. In JAPAN AGREES ON DISARMAMENT this 5th day of July, A. D. 1021, do denly at his home here today o f heart -n'ng. business tuiuuuna. relation!. the final analysis bpnincsH is n mntLAKELAND, Aug. 0.—Tho prelim­ * ON NOVEMBER 11. hereby authorize the construction of failure. He wns sixty-two years old f«r- -« ........M friendly attitude WWV UUU Ull tor o f reciprocity nnd more pnrticulnnd wits first elected to the houso tp inary hearing of Will and Pat John­ a bridge ncross tho St. Johns river i,.u | U| , 7 11 w a lle r town is usually --------„ nrly during this period of rendju»t>ua< u .l in TOKIO, Aug. 0.—Japan hns ngreed at Osteen ferry, according to the gen­ succeed Representative Saunders nnd son, of Tampa, Rudolph Montes, Guy the following: jmont will it ho of ndvantago to our IFir /•' ^ following: to November eleventh for tho begin­ eral plans submttcd by Fred T. Wil­ re-elected Inst November. Ho wns Stokes, R. E. Taylor and Sam Smiths locnl prido in the thought. business inisiness men i ^ rst.• A local to make nggressivo atning of tho disarmament conference liams, engineer, nnd /the clerk o f tho publisher of the Danville Register nnd o f Mulberry, charged with beating u p ^ t .... ......uriuni trndo trnde extension extensi an important trip tempts to secure a greater volumo of board is hereby ordered to submit tho the Danville Bee and for a number of L. B. Hughes at Prairie Pebble fa st vpnu town • visit. Such [ business. A very trite and portinent in Washington1 as suggested by tho years lender in Virginia .politics nnd Saturday night, was set today f o r ■nts are comparatively rare. Islogan is to the effect that "the buai- UPnitcd States, according to news­ plans to the secretary of war for Wednesday, August 10th, at Bartaw. wns n Democrat. approval.— New Smyrna News. paper reports this morning; tacond: A satisfaction in being af- ness of 1021 goes to tho fighter.” REPUDIATION evelopes t r a d e SELF-DEFENSE CLAIMED BY DETECTIVE LIVELY WHO SHOT HATFIELD PHOTOGRAPHS TRANSMITTED BY WIRELESS SEMINOLE WANTS BRIDGE ACROSS ST. JOHNS RIVER AND WILL HAVE IT, TOO REPUBLICANS SEEM TO SPLIT ON TAXATIONS GOVERNMENT INCOME LOWER, SHRINKS SEVERAL MILLION UNDER PRESENT REVENUE LAW �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1921 WILL (50 INTO ENCAMPMENT AT CAMP iOHNBTON FOIl TWO WEEKS Compnny D, Sanford's crack com­ pany and known a s ono of the Ma­ chine Gun companies o f the National Guard left this afternoon at two o’clock for Jacksonville where they will be encamped at Camp Johnston for the next two weeks. They will rcccivo military training from n U. S. army man and also go through all tho maneuvers thnt are required o f the members of the National Gunrd. Whilo Compnny D is really a ma­ chine gun outfit they have not receiv­ ed their pistols and nt present nro supplied with rifles in the use of which they hnvo bccomo very profic­ ient. It is doubtful if any compnny in tho stato troops has gone through such intensive training ns Compnny D. Capt. Deottes and his offlcors havo Bpont night after night for tho past month putting the mon through all the military tactics nnd they hnvo al­ so been to tho riflo rnngo several times end with the many ex-servico men among them to straighten up tho ranks nnd keep them straight Com­ pnny I) should make n wonderful rec­ ord. A complete roster of the company was to bo given this paper this morning by Captain Geo. DeCottes, but in the rush of business this was side-tracked and wo are unable to give a list of tho men. Capt. DeCottes, Lieut. Frank Lossing and Second Lieut. J. C. Hutchin­ son hnvo somo good ex-service men under them like George McLaughlin, Percy Mero, Hodgson Bnll, Roy nnd Ned Chittendon and scvernl others for non-commissioned offeers. DeCottes, Lossing nnd Hutchinson are also ex­ service men nnd tho company con­ tains mnny of them in tho ranks. Our best wishes go with Compnny D und wo know they will bo real sol­ diers and mnko a record for themBelvcs while nt the encampment. Lit­ tle Frederick Bell went along as mas­ cot. Copyright 1921 Ilart Schi finer & Marx W ILLIAM DeMILLE’S IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE What Every Woman Knows - / Saturday at the Princess— Gladys Walton in “Short Skirts;” also a Good Comedy ENJOY YOUR TRIP Have you ever been "caught short o f cash" when touring nnd been embarrassed nt hotels, garages nnd shops by the moro or less unwel­ come nttitudo toward your personal checks? • ’ i You can enjoy your trip, free from anxiety regarding money mat­ ters if you keep yourself supplied with these seif-identifying, every­ where-accepted, safe, convenient Cheques for travelers. Peoples Bank o f Sanford Amricnn Ilnnkers Association CHEQUES For tho general good o f tho com­ NOTICE TO DELINQUENT T A X monwealth, the Ten Commandments PAYERS. should be put into the state constitu­ All taxes nro past due. Beforo botion of Illinois.— Portland Oregonian. ing plnced Into my hands for collec­ tion, I shul* be s.i Ihu -tree*" nt San­ As n matter of fnct, fat people are ford from now until August 15th, ta not unattractive except to other fat rocolvo taxes; after which date, I w ill people who think they nro not thnt visit delinquents for tho purpose o r fat. . collecting or levying on nny property Respectfully, A man never realizes how insig­ subject to tax. A. B. CAMERON, nificant world problems are until ho Post cards— local views— 1c each at gets tho tummy acho, or the homo Deputy Tax Collector. the Herald office. 114 6td ltw . team loses a double-header. You buy clothes to wear; but you don’t see “ wear” when you b u y . The style may look attractive; the price tempting; but neither means anything unless the wear is there. SANFORD’S LIVEST STORE You KNOW it's there when you see this name in clothes— HART SCHAFFNER & MARX WHERE STYLE REIGNS 307 East First Street Rhone 15 Opposite Ford Service Station TOMORROW IS THE LAST BIG D A Y IN OUR You gel satisfaction or your money hack >++++++++•> "H* + + + + + + + + • WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.— A bill to stop absenteeism in congress has been introduced in the’ houHe by Represen­ tative Kissol, of New York, who would S ' H * -8--S--t--S*-S-•{• -J pay members on the basis of their at­ a 200-dny session tendance nnd declare a sent vnennt in ease of consecutive nbsenco for thirty days. Tho bill proposes to double the pay of a member, making it $15,000, but only in case of continuous presence. It further proposes that n member shall have $1100 deducted from his pay for each day he is nbsent during a 10-dny session, $150 a day of absence in a 100-day session, und $75 u day in Another Good Buy Snving civilization is much like snving money. Tho desires of tho pres­ ent seems so much more Important than security o f the future.— Birming WIGHT BROS. CO First Quality T here’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You” ;; : | ; : j All have Serial Numbers ; ; Manufacturers Guarantee : ; Non-Skid * Tomorrow night will see the close of our first successful big July Clearings Sale. We want to mnke Saturday the biggest day yet, so we are offering very specinl inducements. Every item * in our store has again been reduced and all Summer Goods must go tomorrow to make room for the space we need for our Fall Merchandise which is fast coming in. Come early and get first * choice of these wonderful bargains. t t ^Voile and Organdie Presses We still have a good assortment of these dresses in various color combinations. Values up to $12.50. Your d»£ AjT choice ............................ investigations, work nt tho depart­ ments. There is ample time for com­ mittee meetings without interfering with tho sessions of congress, which usually Inst for five houra n the after­ noon, und frequently less." We have a limited 3 0 x3 ...............! number of 30x3 and SOxS'/i 3 0 x3 icasings ........... in several different makes, all standard goods. Big July Clearings Sale 4*+ + + - J - + + + + + + + + + + + - M 1 “ Threaten to throw reds into dinn Ocean for revolutionary acts Australian ship,’* Why not the ] Sea?— Buffalo Express. A sure enough skirt bargain. You must see these wonderful values to appreciate them. Bar­ onet Satin and White Georgette Pleated Skirts. Values to $14.50. Last . n r c a i i ........................................ ibo.y!) Some attractive models in FanTa-Sne and Malisons Silks, also Silk Sweater Weaves. Values to $18.95. Going at— One special lot of High grade Millinery. Val­ ues up to $10.00. Must ?t° $2. 95 Many other good bargains at attractive­ ly reduced prices. �* THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921 SO CIETY MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, ____________ Phone 2I7-W___________ SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday.— The Children’s Story Hour twill Vo held at the Central Park at r.5 ifdock. Monday.—Tho Westminster Club will bo entertained by Misses Lcttlc Caldwell nnd I’errio Lee Poll, at -.the homo o f the formor at four vo’dloclc. Monday.— St. Agnes Guild will be en­ tertained by Mrs. Ed. Lane at her home on Park nvenuo at four o’ clock. Tuesday.— Miss Mnblc Bowler will en­ tertain the members of tho Monday Bridge lub at hor homo on Magnol­ ia nvenuo at 3:30 p. m. spent tho month of July at Ft. Myers nnd vicinity nnd says that Ft. Myers is hnving the greatest building boom o f all its life. Tho opening o f Cres­ cent Bench, on Estcro Island, just a few miles away, is giving Ft. Myers what it hns hitherto lacked, that is ensy access to salt water bathing. Crescent Bench gives promise o f be­ ing ono of Florida's tmost popular summer resorts, nnd will furnish win­ ter tourists with attractions that will prove irrlstnble. Mr. Burhnns retuns to his work with renewed vigor nnd is feeling fit to do his best. All regulnr church services will begin next Sun­ day nnd continue without Intermis­ sion. Mr. Burhnns would like to sco all his people and friends next Sun­ day morning ns he hns a message for them that points to certain happiness nnd success in life. EAST SANFORD CALIFORNIA TO SHIP FRUIT ALL WATER WAY PANAMA CANAL TO A TLA N TIC ' PORTS AJfD POINTS IN • EUROPE. Enst Sanford friends will bo inter­ ested to know that Miss Hattie Estrudge is leavlng/Thursdny for a trip to St. Louis, Mo., to visit relatives and then on to Snlt Lnke City to be the guest o f friends for about two months. She will visit tunny inter­ esting points onrouto. Captain Joo Randall, o f Pnducn, Ky., hns sold^is farm west o f Camer­ on City to a Hungarian family. Rev. W. J. Bnrtlett, of Grand Island, WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.— Develop­ ment of the fruit trade from the Pa­ cific coast through the Pnnnma Canal to tho Atlantic const nnd points in Europe, practically to the exclusion o f kn *J,ccn ^ ^ r* nnd ^ the nll-rnil route, is foreshadowed in 0. Pope, of Celery avenue, for some officinl reports from the Canal Zone. time. Cards from Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart This trade, already considerable in volume, and expanding rapidly, is be­ nnd daughter, say they are having a ing developed nlong three different fine trip nnd seeing ninny interesting routes. Apples from Washington und places. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Chorpening nnd Oregon nnd citrus fruits from Califor­ BIRTHDAY PARTY. nia are being transported through the their young people picnicked nnd Yesterday being her thirteenth Cnnnl to the Atlantic coast. North­ bathed at Coronado Beach last Sun­ J. C. Enright, of Richmond, Vn., was in the city yesterday transacting birthday anniversary, Miss Margaret western npples and California citrus day. Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyce Bell nnd son, Cowan invited a number o f her friends fruits are moving to the United King­ business. out to Crystal Lake to help her cole- dom nnd Europe and Chilean fruits Wallace, arc nt home from n two nnd yegetnbles are being shipped to month’s stay in Charlotte, N. C. S. G. Griffin, of Albnny, Go., stop­ bratc the occasion. A daughter wns born to Mr. nnd ped over In the city yesterday. Gaines nnd swimming were thor­ Now York. Shipments thus far have been large­ Mrs. E. A. Mitchell on Thursday of oughly enjoyed by the .young people S. E. Mnrshnll, of Tifton, Gn., w a s' during tho nftemoon, at n Intc hour ly experimental, but they have dem­ last week. in tho city yesterduy on a business delicious picnic supper was served by onstrated beyond all doubt thnt the A son wns born to Mr. nnd Mrs. II. mission. Mrs. James Cowan nnd Mrs. Ben Cnnnl route is practicable nnd econom­ W. Chnndlnr on Tuesday o f this week. ical. The freight rates on experimen­ Mr. nnd Mrs. John G. Leonard!, --------. Monroe. 1 have bought“ 'th7 m" ' a ! F. E. Smith, of Live Oak, Ha., spent! Those invited on this hnppy occns- tal cargoes were in the neighborhood ( ^ of seventy cents per hundred pounds,! Jnck80n formftlly tht. Gregg some time in this city, transacting jon wcrc Dorothy nnd Florence Mero, ns compared with $1.00Mi by the all, * ■ , ... business. Albert Connnlly, Velmn Shipp, Fred * ... . . | i place on Cameron avenue and will rail route, nnd the percentage o f de- * , , , , ., , . i: n i • take possession soon, lh c Jacksons Lyons, Dorothy Buy, Cnrmeta Bnrber, * , , Mrs. T. M. Puleston leaves Monday George Mero, Erma. Smith, George cay is said to be negligible in com -' pnrison with that experienced in rail havo movnd i,,to thc hoU8° on M,,,wr fo r Monticello, Fin., where she will avenue next to W. E. Prevatt's. Cownn nnd Theodore Pope. shipments. upend several weeks visiting friends Miss Hoskins Jones accompanied With the feasibility of the water and relatives. SEMINOLE CAMP route proved, fruit growers of th e: frien,,» Mls8 Gnllagar, to Jacksonville FIRE ORGANIZATION. northwest have joined those of Cali-1 wcek* Miss G., is enroute to her Mrs. W. T. Langley left todny for fornin in organizations for the mar-! kon,e I'1 Connecticut, The Seminole Cnmp Fire Gjrls nru Daytona Bench, where she hns an keting of their products and are Mr«»»■ Mrs. Henry Ferguson and apartment for the month of August. deserving .mention in more ways than Her brother nnd sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. one; nnd if they wore to receive the now snid to be in a position to con- J‘ heir young people returned here SunJ. M. Simmons nnd family of Mount- boosting nnd encouragement that the tract with steamship companies for day from a visit to their former home ville, S. C., will join her at the Beach. Boy Scouts do, they could add quiite cargo or part cargo lots. One steam-J in Parkton, N. C. They mnde the trip ship compnny is snid niiendy to have in their car. a little to the welfare o f the city. closed a contract with the fruit grow-] Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Corley nnd son, Misses Arwin Mnson nnd Esthol Mil­ The Cnmp Fire Band, ns a whole, ler and Mrs. R. M. Mnson leave today is probably the largest and most ef- era' organization for 9,500 carloads of Joe, nre at home from a visit to their for Daytona Bench where they will •fldent o f any organization for girls perishable fruit to be delivered in At-] former home, Englewood, n suburb of Inntic or Gulf ports at rates mater- Atlanta, Ga. The Corleys enjoyed the npend two weeks. \|and a fine nsset hns been added to this inlly under those quoted by the rail- j journey in their car and Joo drove a community as well as others, when it Mr. and Mrs. Ruymond Key return­ was established. When) the people roads. Of this total thc Washington m.w Ford truck home from Atlanta, Mrs.’ j). ft. Long, of Beardnll uvened home yesterday afternoon from an rcnlize that the Cnmp Fire Girls can apple growers agree to furnish 1,000 cnrlouds. Their plan is to ship apples ue> has had the misfortune to have extended trip west. While away they do so much in helping the town, they visited places of interest in Califorto Seattle and store them, to be load- n|,out uoo hens and chickens die of will encourage more members, and nia, Colorado, New Mexico, Salt Lake. , ed as refrigerator space is availably #omo myHterious disease. They were „ . v, , J help them to build as fine a camp nnd and to encourage this method of ship- ] „ ()t s|ck npp„rent|y( but just died, ity, lellowstone National Park nnd , equipment as the Scouts. numerous other points of Interest. merit the Seattle Port Commission has Mrg< Long ,ong is still in the chicken busThe Seminole Band has twenty reduced its charge for the storage of incss, hnvitjg several hundred left Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coleman and lit­ members, which comprise one group. apples in transit from $2 to $1,110 a from frying size to Inying hens. tle son, J. IL, jr., nre spending the The girls nre enthusiastic and willing ton, The barn on the Campbell farm on to help in nny way possible; they have The average time required for ship­ week-end nt Dnytonn Bench. Celery avenue wns struck by light­ won numerous honors already, which ments by the water route frflm Los ning During the storm Inst Wednesday Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb went show nbilty in home craft, health Angeles to New York is nineteen days. afternoon. The barn burned to the to Orlando yesterday on business. Tho craft, nature lore, cnmp craft hand Direct movement of apples from the ground together with n quantity of many friends of thc Whitcombs will craft, business, citizenship and pat­ Pncnfic const to Europe has been suc­ new hny nnd corn Neighbors enme cessfully carried out, a totnl o f 175 be glad to know that they will move riotism. to help and got out the tools, fortu­ The girls nre in for a good time curloads being shipped. As a result to Orlando instead o f Miami. nately, thc tenm belonging on thc ns well; so yesterday afternoon mem­ of these experiments a heavy demnnd plncc, was not at home and Mr. TnlMrs. Lesley Bryan and children are bers of the group “ hiked” out to Crys­ for steamer space for this year’s crop hrot’s car was in town at a garage for •expected home tonight from Bnrnes- tal Lake, about live o’clock and after has already developed. Nine steam­ repairs. Chase & Co., nre farming ville, Gn., where they have been spend­ enjoying the lake to its fullest extent, ers are now scheduled for the Pa­ ing several weeks with her parents. a picnic lunch wns served. After pro­ cific eoast-European service with cold the Campbell fnrnis with Mr. Talbert nouncing the afternoon delightfully storage equipment for hauling fresh in charge of the work. The barn was Little Miss Helen Douglus hns ns spent, they accepted a ride home, ns fruit through the tropics, affording fully covered by insurance we nre told. her week end guests, Ellen Telford the weather is a little hit warm for carrying space for about three-quar­ The city fire apparatus started for ters of a million boxes of fruit are ex­ the fire nnd while going around the nnd Virginia McDaniel. much hiking. corner of Union nnd Mellonville Now the best at the Inst. The girls pected to he available for export. An experimental shipment o f ten avenues, turned too wide a corner and I’. II. Walsh, of Wilmington, N. C., need money for their equipment, nnd general store keeper for the A. C. L. us they know how evcrylxxly likes carloads of oranges and one hundred landed in the ditch. It took two R. It., wns In the city yesterday on sweets, they nre going to give a spec­ boxes of fancy lemons passed through tractors to get them out, making it business. ial trent in form of a Andy sale, Sat­ the canal in March bound for London. tho late to be o f nny service. The fruit is reported to have arrived • We hear there hns been a now job urday afternoon nt four o'clock in in good order, and it is expected that created to be in force out here, thnt Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Henkclmnn of front of the Union Pharmacy. Come a considerable volume of this trade j o f permanent inspector or some such Baltimore, Md., were visitors in thc and enjoy some (fresh home made will develop, despite the fact of the city yesterday. title, to learn people to respect the candy nt low prices. compcttion of Mediterranean citrus privileges o f using tho pavements fruits in the European market. W. T. Roberts, formerly a banker both new and old, and its high time, The first shipment of fruit from a t Grayson, Ga., is here and will too, as every kind of farm tool and Chile to New York wns made in April make Sanford his home. Mr. Roberts trnctor has been run over the pave­ with successful results. The South now represents the New York Life In­ ments hitched behind cars nnd other American line, n Chilean company, is surance o. wise. We saw a fellow the other day reported to lie building three large with a big slush scraper hitched be­ I.. M. Schofield, o f Newark, N. J., The City Planning Committee met refrigerator vessels for this service. hind his roadster driving merrily wus a business visitor here yesterday last evening in the Valdez Hotel. This The fact that Chle, being south of the down Beardnll avenue, the scraper atopping at thc Montezuma. committee will have the responsibility equator, has seasons exactly the re­ humping and scraping along on the o f completing an industrial survey for verse of those n the United States is an important factor in favor of this ,,r*ck. MrAB. Cameron is the man MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB EN I’KK- Sanford. This survey is for the pur­ who has been selected for the position trade. TAINEI) pose of zoning the city into sections in and they could not of found n better Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained yester­ which will he located industrial, resi­ man for the job, nnd for the safety MAY EXCLUDE YAPI'S. day afternoon nt n very delightful dential and wholesale interests. By of the public, it needs a speed cop bridge party at her home on Fourth this method, and with tho proper en­ out here as it is dangerous to drive TOKIO, Aug. it.— Replying to ques­ street, the guests including the mem­ forcement of local' ordinances framed or walk when the speeders get going, tions asked as to the scope o f the bers of tho Monday Bridge Club, und a in accordance with these provisions, and there nre a lot of them who need agenda of the Washington conference, few extra guests, there being three future real estate values will lie estab­ jerking up for speeding on the coun Premier Ilara is quoted as saying at tables of players. lished. Quantities o f lovely pink roses were . It is an unfortunate fact that at the a meeting o f the Seiya Kai party b y roads os they think themselves used in charming profusion, in decor­ present time a great many of our leaders yesterday that hcbclicved such snre from the police when driving ating for this pretty party. largeV cities must now employ heroic accomplished facts as the Shantung reckless so far from town. The card game proved most inter­ measures to correct evils resulting and Yap problems would not he in­ esting and the dub prize, a box of from lack of city planning when they cluded in the program. STATE-WIDE BUILDING Flora May powder, was awarded Mrs. were small. BOOM TIIKUOUT FLORIDA It is confidentially ex­ II. B. Lewis, while the guests prize pected that the Sanford Chamber of of Commerce are requested to display also u box or Floro May powder went Commerce through its City Planning the membership emblem transparency WASHINGTON, Aug. 0.— Florida either in their places of business or reported a state-wide building boom Jto Mrs. W. T. Morgan. Committee will he able to give our on their automobiles. Thc Secretary Thu refreshments daintily served at citizens u vision that will enable them has these emblems for distribution and and little unemployment in figures for the close of the curd game, consisted to prepare for the big city of tho those desiring them can secure same July mnde public yesterday by the de­ o f salnd nut bread, sundw.ichcs, olives partment of labor, A decrease in em­ future. upon request. and punch. ployment of 1.1 per cent wns given A meeting of the Publicity Com­ Members o f the club enjoying Mrs. for the entire country ob shown by Thc secretary hns been advised by the pay rolls of 1.128 firms, each em­ Hill's charming hospitality on this oc­ mittee hns been called by the chair­ casion were: Mcsdnnics F. E. Iloumll- man for Monday evening in the Palm the local garages who purchnscd the ploying 500 or more workers in 05 lat, Claude Howurd, II. B. Lewis, W. Room of the Valdez Hotel at 8 p. m. metal automobile signs, thnt they still principal industrial centers. 3 . Wiggins, B. L. Perkins, E. F. lloushave a number of these on hnmL In Whatever unemployment exists in Tho Ship by Water Committee, and holdcr and Miss Mublu Bowler. The as much ns there wero hut one hun- j Floridn is confined lnrgely to clerical the Golf Committee, nnd the Tourist invited guests were Mesdumes A. P. and Convention Committees will also dred o f these signs*ordered there is workers, the department added. LumConnelly, S, Puleston, D. L. Thrasher he called to discuss and perfect plans no reason why they should not have her mills reported increases in employund W. T. Morgan. o f work for which they wore organ­ been disposed of before this. E very. merit, hut the turpentine industry ized. The members of these commit­ Sanford booster who owns an ,nuto- practically is shut down. Some senreREV. HURIIANS RETURNS. tees will receive notice of the dntes mohilc should immediately procure ' ity for workers In the fields und on Rev. Paul C. Burhans pastor of the th wlll mcet und arc lL.(lUL.Blc.(j to bo one o f these signs. In doing this he the ronds Is reported. Peoples Congregational church hns |#nt ftt lheH(J mt.etin^ . is mnking a practical demonstration ----------------------------returned from his vacation nnd re______ of his pride in his town and his desire ] — Get your Scratch Pads from The hnving had a splendid time. He Members of the Sanford Chamher to let the other fellow know it. i Herald—by tho pound— 15c. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES A Cozy Home FROM THE FOREST TO YOU By eliminating all o f the wnstc, over half of tho labor, nil of the middlo man's profits and by delivering a home on record time direct from tho forest to you QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW S Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows o f nny size. Built according to latest improved methods of houso construction, of the best of materials, nt a grent saving. Their economy is worth invest!gating. • WRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes, A . C. TU X B U R Y LUMBER CO. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW , Dept. 18-K , CHARLESTON, S. C. ENTZMINGER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. . OCALA LIMESTONE The best Road Material, crushed or screened. Finely ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks and artificial stone work. TROWEL BRAND BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. One Born Every Fourth Minute A Indy who had a family o f three children didn’t want any more because she had heard that every fourth child born in the world was a Chinaman. A ludicrous, perhaps, as an old misconception some skeptical folks used to have about advertising. There wns a time, when some advertisements had to be tnken with a grain of snlt. A few misguided ad­ vertisers thought they could sell their goods better by misrepresenting them. Those advertisers have long since gone out of business or mended their ways. Hard experience- taught them that untruthful advertising didn’t pny. , Other advertisers proved that the only way to ad­ vertise successfully, make regular customers, and build up good will was to TELL THE ABSOLUTE TRUTH about their goods in their advertisements. You can depend on the merchant or manufacturer who advertises. The concern that tells you frankly what it i.fdoing is a good concern with which to do bus­ iness. The store that advertises is a progressive store that has something really worth while to say to you. And companies that advertise their products or their service have confidence in them. You can safely share their confidence. Inferior merchandise cannot masquerade in quality clothes of advertising. the READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS! Sanford Daily Herald “TOD AY’S NEW S TO D A Y!” Hit tlie Nail 7^ outlie Head It’s getting up courage to drive thc first nail that’s thc hard part' about building. You can trump up dozens of reasons for postponing th* job— but did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built? Most building materials arc low priced now. Not every thing ** as cheap as lumber but by thc time thc other things have dropp^ probably lumber will i-lac. building. So all in all this is a good time f°f Hit thc nail on thc hcadl HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICE QUALITY PRICE �’l >♦♦♦♦♦ ! >♦♦♦♦« > !> > > « » ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ . f.'Mi i.tr •••! kvii> • , A '•'''fasB K * . ■H m W " , mmm PAGE TH Pi THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 0,. 1921 Uft-'i PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD A Conservative Bank With Hmiforil, F ll., August Jut, 1021, I Eitlmatad Expense. B ulldlaf Fund, Bamlnola Ooanty • n»n. Hoard of County ('mu nil*, loner* In ami For (he flacal year endlnc Beplemher 30lh, fnr Scminol* County, Flotilla, nipt In regular! 1022 : aeaalon at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Chairman 1. —Payment of Ttma Waraota.. . . . . .*7,000.00 L. A. Jlrmnley, anil Cominlaalonpra I,. 1', llaaan, —I’ayment of Interrat on Warrant*. 1, 100.00 0 . W. Knl.nilnger. O. I*. Swop* anil M, Curlett, 2 . lleaerved for Conllngeucle* .......... 1, 103.00 with V. K, OmiKlau, Deputy Clerk, ami W. C. Will lam anti, Deputy Sheriff, In a I tendance. Total ........................ ..................... * 0 , 303.00 Mlrmtea at Ike laat leguUr meeting lielil J i l l ; (Itti, » 1*> *|>prlal meeting held Ju ly l l l h were EaUmatad Expenses, Road Bond Fund, Bamlnola Though proud o f our long record o f past achieve­ County. reail, D|i|ir(ivr I anil otilerril filed. For the flacal year endlnc September 30 th, Tlie following Mila again.I Itlack Hammock 1022 : ments in assisting in the development of a Drainage District, were approved anil ordered 1, — Payment of Honda .......... I 8 ,023.00 paid: GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud - - I'liyinerit of Intereat on Honda.. 30,030.00 W. II. Wllltamr, Clranlnc llltchea.. . . 11. 227.12 2 . Tlie folotvlng Mil ig .ln .t the Florida drove* that the vision which prompted our policies in the Total .......................................... * 47, 073.00 Drainage IlDlrlet were approved and ordered It wax llineupon resulted that the Clerk of paid: past becomes more intensive the older we grow. W. n. William*, Cleaning J)|U' , t ..»•■ *•* nil the Circuit Court I*) directed lo have tho fore­ ourauaiu-e uf dip notice given »- puli, ■ *• going estimate* na mailu hy Ha Hoard published llo,i m* provided liy law, It waa am ,, iced Inal In a m-wepaper lo thla rmmiy hy one lnaertlon Progressive Institutions nre created by Pro­ nil Ulnae preaent who were owner. or iRenla of nml " a * a n , y li.er-v,f properly eerllfleil be the nwnera of property would I* heard hy the forwa .^,,1 to the Comptroller of the State of gressive Individuals. Attorney-at-Laiv Hoard an.l that any and all complaint* aa to Hie Florida. The hid of Edward Illgglna, for one new Ford valnullona of (he properly, rained hy Die Hoard \ * * ‘ Over Seminole County Bank and udvertlaed, could he made and would he Truck for Ihe turn of 1330,do wax opened and Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by given due mnalderatlon. Thereupon a . number read, and on molhm of C. W. EuUminger, see- SANFORD *!* FLORIDA uf persons prraented Htateuieula and facia aa onded hy B. Cnrlett, and carried, the above hid opening an account with— to the valuation of their property and after lietng Hie only hid filed with the Hoard, and It honrluic nil of the romplnlnta from auch ownera lielng >jitlefact(iry, waa nnd la hereby accepted. I'elltlon signed hy D. 11. Hooker, el at., waa and iict-r, a aa were preaent ami after gltlnc duo a t t e r ie s coti.hlerAllMi to the atatemenla made and the here prencnled to Ihe Hoard, Baking Diet they he granted a road In Seminole county, deactlhfacta preaented Ilie Hoard decided to adhere to M i BRIN G TOUR the vuhiatlona made t>y the Tax Aaaeaaor and aa ed a« follow*: lleg. at the HW corner of the rnUed hy the Hoard of County Coinnil.iloner* MWW of NWW "f Her. R, Twp. 21 8, Itange 30 ■ I <I Inir n* n Hoard of K<|tiallrrra on the Mill day B.. rim It one half mile to Concord cemetery. of Inly, A. I), LP21, except In the following *uld road lo detour from line on north able of laitid at high water mark. On million of Comr. Wt Bpeclallie on Eloetrleal Work a id can li r a r iH i: you dapondabla oar*lee.. II. II. I’attlahall: 8 W ti of NW U of N R 'i of I,. 1'. (lagan, aeconded hy Cotur. E. Curtail, and Bee. 22, Twp. 20 H, H 22 K, 10 acre*, reduced curried, Ihe above petition la hereby grunted. WE ALSO H AVE COMPETENT MECHANICS Motion of |,. I*. Ilagan, aeconded hy K, Cvrfrom * 300.00 to * 100.00.' , FOR O VERH AVUNO TOUR OAR AJ.o: ilea. 171 ft W of S B corner of NWW lett and carried. Ihe clerk of tula hoard la Inatriicted lo notify Mr. B. T. Halnei, to remove of N W >„ of Her, 22, Twp 20 8 , It 32 B, run B 3.10 etia., N 20 cha., W 3.10 cha.. H 20 chi.. III* fenro from the public road aa described above. 0 acre*, deduced from * 1100.00 to * 100,00. Notary public tamda of W. I„ Morgan and Alao: Heir. HW corner of NWt* of NW |{ of Bcc. 22, Twp 20 8 , It 32 B., run H 8.83 cha. Jno. D. Jltiklna, were approved. L. A. Rcnaud, Prop. Mr. Joe Cameron and Mr. 8. 0 . Cliaoe appear­ Phone 189 N 13 cha., W 8 .K3 cha., 8 1.1 ctn„ 1U 4 acrea, “ A finnndnl institution with a successful past and a young man’s ed la-fore thn board In reference lo the county reduced from * 1, 200.00 to * 1.070.00. opening up the road through from lloardill ave. vision of the future" Alao: K ti of 8 W 14 of NWVi of 8 ec. 22, Twp 20 Houth, Itance 32 B, and he*. NB corner of lo Hanford ave., loulh of the 8. A K. II. It. and aauie, run R 13.00 cha., 8 0.30 cha., W 13.00 on motion of Comr. 0 . I*. Swope, aeconded by rhr., S 0.30 eha., 20 acrea. deduced from * 2 ,- Comr. B. Curlett, and carried a committee com-, poaed of Chairman l„ A. Ilrumley and Ootnr. I., ooo.iai to *l,pno<K>. I.. I’. Daniel*, NEW «f N W « (leaa HO yarda I'. Ilagnn ure hereby appointed to view 11*I* , N A B liy 11*1 yard* 13 A W In 8 B cor.) Hee. 22, toad, with power to act. Motion of l), I’, Hwope, reminded by C. W. | Sold and Serviced by Twp. 2*1 8 , It 32 B., 22 acrea. deduced from Botxmlngrr am! carried, that In the Intereat o f! * 300,1*1 lu * 130. 00. economy It la demed advisable tu dlacontlnue' •It. It. Morris: dec, SB corner of N W [, of N W li - f See. 22, Twp, 20 H, it 32 H.. run N. the county clinic In Seminole county, and Hie N.or, eha., W 2.30 cha., 8 1.81 cha., W 1.38 cha., clerk of thla lioard I* hereby Inattucled to no­ N 13.70 cha.. W 03 llrika. 8 20 cha., B 1.3 cha., tify Dr. It. B. Hlevetif, am) alao the Slate to tire. 1 W acrea. deduced frum * 330.00 to Hoard of Health. Motion of 1,. I', Hagan, aeconded hy 0 . W. * 110. 00 . B. N. Lewie: dee. 8.87 cha., E of BW Cor­ BnUmlnger, nnd carried, that In the Intereat of ner of NWW of NWVi of 8ec. 22, Twp. 20 8 . economy It la denied advlaatile to dlapenae with the oervlrei t f the T raffic Officer* for Semi­ 32 B run B 1 cha., N 20 cha., W 4 rha.. B nole ‘d. -----county, and the clerk of thla board la In­ 20 cha., 8 aerta. Reduced from 9000.00 to atructed to notify aatd officer*. $8 **) 00. JOHN It. WALKER OF TITUS­ of thla board la hereby inatructed to or­ I.OW TIDES ON THE UEACH. W. J. Daniel*: dec- 00 yda., W of BB cor. derClerk one car of paving brick front the Southern VILLE, DIES SUDDENLY of NEW Of NWW of Hoc. 22. Twp 20 B. dance Clay Mfg. Co.. Tetm., aa followa: 32 B, run W 03 yarda. N to Bee. line, D 03 yarda, 2,300 lo he 3 H,"Chattanooga, E x p e r t R e p a irin g l>ug Wire Cut tlrlck, Hour 8 tu bee., ami hue 8.03 cha., N of HE comer of 8300 to he rvpreaaedDunn August brick 3 x 1 i 8 W luchea, brick OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES W of NWW. Bee. 22. Twp. 20 8. dance 82 TTUSVILLE, Aug. 0.— Funeral ser­ NW .......................4:25 ha No. 2 , rattler luea not lean than 80. r» ______ B. ltun W 2.30 cha.. N to aec. line, B 2.80 to All warrutita paid during the month of Ju ly Oak and First vices for John R. Walker, president of cha,, H to hre.. 11*4 acrea. deduced from were ordered cancelled of record. _____________ 5:18 7 *31*1.00 to *230.1*1. ItejK-ri* of Ihe aevcrnl county o fflclali were the local civic league and one of the Q ______ ...........................0:12 It win* thereupon ordered Hint the Tax Asm-*- received, read and ordered filed. •or he nnd la hereby Inatructed In liases* the most prominent citizenB of Drovnrd It waa flintier reaolved Hint at a apcclal _______ _____ 0:31 0 properly nl the vnltinllofl fixed hy hluiaelf aa liu-etlng of Hit* l-oaril to U- held on Hie Hill county, who died suddenly Wednesday Tux Aaaeaaor except In auch caae* n* the valua­ day of Align*!, 10 ............................7:26 D. IP2 I. the foregoing eation* were chanced liy the Hoard of County tlniatea •hall lw A.taken up and conaldered and night, will be held here Sunday nfter- <'(Until1••loner* >11Hot; aa n Hoard of Emiunllter* acted upon nod at the name time tlie tax levy and In the latter raw coverlnc nil auch valua­ for the year A. D. IP2 I. will lie made. noon. tion" na were fixed hy (lie Hoard tho Tut A* 12 ______ ......... ............. .. 9:19 Tin- Uoird of Count/ Comnilaahmera then adReal Estate and Insurance Mr. Walker, who was f)8 years old, M-aaor uniat ti-r aiudi valunthinn In place of the Journed lo meet on tlie 8th day of Attguat, A. L i ....... ............... ...........................10:14 Progressive Ideas . You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LA W YER S m u George A . DeCottes B Battery Troubles to Us The Seminole County Bank,... Sanford Battery Service Company HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” chuluota inn OPEN A L L THE Y E A R Edw. Higgins, Inc. Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable P ric e s------------------------------ Haight & Magee GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage REAL ESTATE E. F. Lane had held numerous municipal nnd county offices since coming here from South Carolina, 34 years ago. Ho had served ns county school superintend­ ent, clmirmun of the board of county commissioners and mayor of Titus­ ville nnd only a few hours before his death had been elected president of thu Titusville Reach company. He had presided at a meeting of the civic league Wednesday night and jocular­ ly complnlned of the heart, but ap­ peared in his usual good health. He died a few minutes after returning from the meeting. Death was caused i ., i i. a i t i i 28 ...................... ...........................9:31 l>y the breaking of it blood vessel near 2<j ............................ 10:30 tho heart. Mr. Walker, who was prominent in various fraternal organizations, is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Hester Elizabeth Swain, of Titusville, three sons nnd a daughter. 14 ______ ____________ ..11:08 15 _____________ 11:59 16 ______ ________ ______ 12:47 17 .......... — ....................... 1:31 18 ................. — ...........................2:11 19 .........2:48 20 21 ................... ...........................4:00 ...........................4:30 212 ________ ______ 5:17 24 ...................... .......... ...............0:05 . ________ 0:20 2d ...................... ........................... 7:23 vuluallun* fixed hy him. The Tax Hook* helnc ready to ho returned to |). 11*21. a t 2 o 'c lo c k p. ui. Phone 95 (ho Tux Aaaeaaor for die purpoae of ex1endlnc tlie luxe* 1hereon ua provided hy law Hie Hoard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. of County Commlaalonera ti«ik up the matter of FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY milking an eatltnato of the necoaaary ex|«.-ueea Geo. W . Knight for the flacal year, from Oclotier let, A. D. CITATION JU2I, In iht* .'llltli day of September. A. D. 11122, and linrlntr conaldered the receipt* estimated hy Real Estate and Insurance (lie Clerk and (he laluallon Of the property of Vrnl T. Wllllnmii, the County aa ahown hy the naaeameiil roll* pre­ SANFORD *:• FLORIDA pared hy Hie Tax Aaaeaaor and having given Uh i , It Itcnd. cl a I full coualderiillon In Hie nerd* and neeeaalllea To lien. It, Head, llluoitllriKton, Ml.; (Iw . M, of the County uml (he requirement* for the dif­ Johnson. |]|outiiliiiiO|iii 111** Clarence M. ferent purpoae* lo meet thu expeiiac* during Hie White, lUiMunliiklon, III.; F. A. Clllll.tnd, ..Employment Bureau.. autil fiscal year, have determined nnd do here­ Norman. III.; Jiillu F. Urlre. revldcnce un­ by declare Hie following to tie Hie etponaea nnd known; Tliurlow ItUlujp, revlilc 1icc Uhknmxn; The vocational commlttco of the Buslnil "pedal ami extraordinary expennea runtem- II. J |n c s nml t’ rofcsalonnl Women’. Club pinleil for Hie flacal year next cn>ulng nnd fur Siiuii which the revenue (or the year IP21 from ad rcvldeil^e unknown; nnd Jolm I., Icintiii, rc«l requests all young women desiring valorem taxation and the eallinated receipt* deuce nnkinmn; from other eotiree* will he avnllulde: II tif rIijit frutu Ilie owurn hill o f com- * 1employment to register nt tho First Eatimated Expenxei. OeneCal Fund, Seminole 0.1- •'«'«»<• rti-it again . 1 you, that you N n t io n n l B a n k . hatre aomo Interest In the laud* In mild Mil uf County AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman For the flacal year ending September tintIt, t'orfifdiiilftf iiictii lotied and dcvcrlM'il. vlMiiited, SERVICE THAT FERRY— II. A. O'Quinn, one of the best known nnd oldest citizens of Perry, luis a hen who has adopted n litter of six kittens over the protest of ihe mother cat. The lien recently Bosch Mngnetoes hntchcd Severn chicks nnd the kittonH Stromberg Carburetors were about the same time only n few feet from her nest. The mother of Genuine Replacement Parts tho kittens left them for n time to Deleo and Remy Sales Service search for food nml the lien proceed­ Expert Repairs on nil makes of ed with her beak and wings to roll the kittens nmong the chicks. The ben Mngnetoes nnd Generators now cures for the chicks and kittens, nestling over both to keep them warm, Opposite Poatoffico while the mother o f the kittens sits OK LAN DO, FLORIDA nearby nnd gnines possession o f her youngsters only at monl time. Phone 818 HERALD ADS get results. Motor Parts Service Co. HILL DENNIS, Manager Pickling and Preserving l/l 111: and iHdnfcr In Hendfinli* County, ITorldu, to wit; In Hecthm one. T uwimIiI|» 20 Houlli, Itange i lt*t k uf (lii» < |roil 11 —f«f Saint) . 9 I.aVMI.IHI 51 Pant, HHV| uf SIM/,; In Section 12, Townulilp fou r I, pit*.« , ,* 20 Houtli, llniitte 51 Kaat, Md» 1 mid 2. I3H « f IIpukv uf full!1!,-—I*«»r lik'iii, iitiil .M 071MK* HR9,; In Hectloti 15. Tmundd|» 20 Hoillli. lUuge mUMliHiorN ........................... II, — I'uy uf Hlif'iiff fur ntU'fulmire no 31 Fn«f, f.otn I, 2. nnd 3; In Sertlnii 21. TownM l l|» 20 Houlli, Itmure 5J Font, fMt I; In Section Coiinly (VnuiulKNldiierN ........................ K.-~AHorh«*y fur fou n ty f4iiitmh««lf»nt*r* ummni li. Townvliln 20 Sou Hi, Uiiiiu' p 52 Biivt, JIMj of IMMK) H W 'i nnd W *j o f S W 1, ; In Meet Inn "• Town* o ^u|it*rYlMor uf fi«»tt............... atfi.no mIiI|i 20 South, llnmre 32 Kant, WVj o f Sec. 7, 10,— fo u n t / I'Ii/ mUIrti ............................ nnd K W h o f SU '»- In Section IS. Towu-Mp 2*t Iif.- lU'puIr# *u fum ily IliilMiiufH funri NJfM il S111 111. 1Ill'll i;c 32 Fil'd. iV 1- of See. |S, \V,fj uf lloiim' ............ .. . 1 1M aoo.Of M : 1*, W H uf S1: 1 i . Ntij i*f NK 1i o f NK*i, HVi i:t.—Juki ........................................................ nt SK U o f NKC,. S f i , of Ni: ‘ . N F'* o f 15.— Fund Iure uml I’ lMumi l*»r fm irt IJolive . . . . . . ............ . . . if.-VMi iMi Si;v,. Hkl\\ of S i:« k; III Section in. TuwnMl.lp 10 lull SOOaOO 20 Soiitli, It mice 52 Kml, F\-j of N W 'i, N W 'i 17.iif fnnnty Hill 111lii|jn: of N W V*. S\V*i o f N\V*4. NF.'* o f N IP ,. Jim11or, i'll1. •- ■,..... ........... . . 1*00,1m* N W 'i of N1: 1», Hi:1« " f N F'*. SW , of 1H.— Until. I'licl nml \Vrtti*r r.inijni SI!* i , N I! \‘i of SEt*. N W 'i of SIM *; tlierefcre. 10,— I n'turn rut* ................................ - ,MI oo /o il (leu. It (tend, rlmcun* Jd. While, tiro, M. i!0, — 9nH«|«<ftf .............. 1,000.00 JotniMon nnd F. A. Mlllllnnd nre herd*/ urdere.l 22.— fan* uf fo u n t/ l*<»or: lU'imlm nnd nnd riH|tilml t*» l«* nnd nppeitr hef«»re our mild A iMUIu!in% In 1'iMir 11mi nnd Circuit Court, nt the Court lloitm* In Snnfuril. 500.00 Flutldn, «n thu 31 Hi day uf SrjdeimWr, A. I*. I'nym* . . i .................. in .— hirnlturi* uiui FIx turn* for. I*«n»r 1021 . mid then mid there make anivver tu the I|uiiii('4 mid Fariiffc luo.oo Mil uf romplnlni c\ldMted ncnluvt you, other* 2 1.— lUppiiNi'M opcrntlun <»f l*i"*r llt»iiii*!i w|«*• 4 decree pro con fen o will lie entered mul Fnnitv .................... I.OiMMMi nmilteit /o il; And vuin'fulln P. Ilrlce, Tlmrluw 25. — Atluwmii'u 111it*1*k tu fUiujH*r»t uiituhlu it. A. Mix*ley, Claud A. Siiilllilern, J. F. 5<kumi uf 1*1Mir I lull Ml' ........ .. ............ Keltotm and John l. laeimiii. nre herdiy ordered 2M,—CuruiH'frt lfit]Ui>Nlv: Keen o f of fit* required In he mid appear hefute uiir w.ild 2«MMio mid ft*, Juror* mu] wltnptf***.............. Circuit Court nl ilie Court IhuiMe In Hanford. 27. — IriiHiilty lliqulrlm: PlM of of* Flotilla, mi the 3rd d a / uf October, A I*. 11*21, loo.lMi flrt'n* and cmnfidltei*n .......... nnd then nnd then* make titower In tin* t«lil of 2h.- Hfjiilunpry *ilid t*rfiufIni:: G#n. 5O0.IM) run1plaint e nil Filled aifnlunl you, otlierwUe a Htnfloiipry, etc......................... . . . . . VMI.IM! deerr1 |»ro eutifcinM» will be entered ni*nh4nt 20 llrt'ui d ItiMiku ........ ... - . ............ .... 400.00 you. iiO.— Advrrll*lii)I rrijnlrrd !•/ law. oft*. It li uritered Hint IhU notice Iw putdlvlied In 31.—(*oiiitid<ui!ntiv fuild lo ufflt'ern: T in A w vvor .............................................. 1,000.00 the Smiford Herald, n newnpnper puhllvlied In T'm fo llo clo r . . ................................. I.IMMJO Seudtiole County, Florhla. once a week for four 55.—Sheriff, fJmeml fou rt W ork.......... 20O.OO roieo'Ciil Ivq iieekv nrn to Itie pair I lev wlione re.nlileucen lire known, and once n week for night :w. flerk f Im ill 1 ‘ourt. Hecurtllntf mid iSi'Upral fo u r! Work ..................... * MOO.00 coieo'ciitlre week* an tu the purlieu whom* re^l* 57 <if Bleetlonn .................... WMI.00 deuce** nre iinkfn*wn. W ltueM my blind nod the feiil of nrM Circuit itenvrvml fur ConlliinfeucIvM..............* oi l JO I. ToluI ....................................92-l.ti05.00 Evtlmato of Cxpenvet Fine ami Forfeiture Fund. S e m in o le C o u n ty . 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 TIME We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. 1 :. A. iMtlJUl.AflH, Clerk of the I'lrnilt Court. Seudliole Count/, Florida. «*ty: V F lU irai.A S S . I». C. UFOlUJi: U IIFItlllNO, Solicitor mol Connvel for i*uni|dnliintit. 7 23 tdc SANFORD •:* *:• FLORIDA* Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. 0 . Bo* I M PURE W A T E R Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fife LORD^S PURITY W ATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service Phone ItT SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 617 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. ELECTRICAL COLONIAL LAMPS GILLON & FRY Phone 142 TRANSFER “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities OPTOMETRIST If wo please you, tell others; if n*t OITICIAN tell ua. Phono 498 (iradunte Northern Illinois College 212 I'^ist First St. Snnfonl, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS C. C. WILHON. Owntr SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND REASONABLE PRICES Wight Urothor. (iar.gfl Building Tube and Tire Repair S. A. HOUSTON By Adnms-Rarre Method 210 Magnolia Avenue Court on thin ilie 23rd tin/ of July, A. I*. 11*21. IS FA la) Contractor and Builder Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.60 Up Per Day Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. r~ General Muchinc and Holier W ork Automobile Starter Gear Hand*,, Mounted on Fly Wheels Automobile Crank ShnftH Returned Gas Engines and Pumps Overhauled Irrigation Nipples Phono 8Z New Era Printery |ti*r the flvcnl yrir nulliif Hc|»lcndnT noth, 1022: G. Bassett Smith, Prop. 1, —Slturlff mid Depuilm, roil Idllv in C. A . W H IDDON (Tiiidiiul rn*e* ... ....... ,|5,IMN*.00 COMMERCIAL AND 2. -—foiuMnldet, font ltl11m in frlmlnnl CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING JOR PRINTING Unit, no fn vov ................... ................................. * hi Circuit Court of tlie Seventh JuU.—Clerk of tin? Circuit Court, Coot Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 111IIm In (Tludnnl fuvev...,*...... 500,00 tlicinl Circuit of Florida, 5 ,— futility Judin*, C.Nwt It III m in erlmiNuliONE CORSETS AND Phone 465 Seminole County mil nivi'ii ............................................... 04X1,00 0.—Juillco of tlie Peace, font 111IU in BRASSIERES Criminal Cwcv ....... 500.00 N,—'Count/ Pruvct’MliiiK AMurni*/...... WNIJHI Made to Order and CITATION UR1NK I*.—11111Ilffa, jifiy for nltendalieu on :: Guaranteed :: criminal court .......................... 24Ml.no Elder Springs Wnter. Its 9t 98-1W 10. —Wllncva Free ...... mmmvi MRS. J. n. COLEMAN 11. —four! Hlcnoirra|du*r In Inaulvetic/ Lillie Hull, Complainant, Phono 575-W Pt,f ctnt purc> PhoTle 31L 4 .. i .... a t•» k. . 500.00 Wclaka Illdg. VB. 12- 011.ir cniu'iivrv of crhulnul |»ro*p* Mathew Hall, Defendant. rill Ion ................ ........ fiOO.flO 13. —Hticrlff'a Conitnlaainn cm Flucv, etc., coll............................................ 500.00 To Mathew Hall, place of residence 74*LUtUWmm 14. —PimhIIiiu|»rlvi*ticrv |,MM».00 unknown: fiHt* Sunburned N ote 15. —Trmi*|»orl. piild fnr, and dlnelifirpc iU»'* You are hereby ordered to lie anti Money i>nld to County Coiiflcta U*o plenty of cooling work«M| cm road ......................... IJOO.OO appear before our said *Court at the 10.—Pay of Juror In Frluiliiul Caaea, County nnd Juvllce Pence Courln,* 1,000.00 Court House iu Sanford, Florida, in 10.—Halnry »*f Jnller ....... 780.00 20.—Hniury Hpeclai Officer* ............. 2,100.04) the above entitled cause on tho First Iti'NcrTed for ConIIncendrn ....... 005.00 Monday in September, 1921, the same Hosts gently, quickly snd sntUeptlcally Total ............................ ..(11,343,00 being the 5th tiny thereof, and a rule Battmato uf Expen.o. Uoatl Fund, 8«m!nol« day of this Court, to answer tho bill County itur>w-v - -VFW fnr thii fl»i'al yrnr endingSi'iitrniWr noth, of complaint, else tho snmo will bo 11133: 1,—Huliirlr, of lliinil St]]it,etr.............I3.IHKI.00 taken as confessed and followed by a —1’iit.l tu c«. c'niitr*. for Ho*tl Ini|i........................................... *80.00 nppropriuto decree. :t.~I'nl'l In nllirr |irrauna fur road It 1h further ordered that this or­ tuaiia. ..................... 100.00 4,—[hat tif niattirlal ................... tf.lHtO.OO der be published in tho Sanford Her­ 3 —Tiiui" mill tngchliirry, rtiat mid ri>BEST AND BIGGEST i CIGAR patr* ........................................ 2,300.00 ald, a newspaper pubilshsd in Semi­ ti.—Live Sunk, ix»*t mid rare and feed­ ing ......................................... 1,000.00 nole county, Florida, once ench week The more you smoke them - Hie better yoaTl like them 7.—I'ald fur free Liihur, tittier Hum for eight consecutive weeks. Write for our Premium Catalog No. 4 tiuard. ....... «,ooo.oo Given under my hand and senl of fredliig anil caro of convlcla on I. LEW1S CIGAR MFG. CO.. NEWARK. N. J. nunla ........ 000,00 said Cdurt, this the 9th [lay of July, Largest Independent Cigar Factory In the World. 10. —Salary offerrymen ......... eiai.oit 11, _______ I'ayiiienla tat account of road* A. ImtlfD. 1921. hy ixinlrnct .......................... . •- 2,000,00 (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, IX—I'ayiiienla on ttceounl of lirtdgc* built by contract ..................... . 3,000.00 Clerk of Circuit Court, H,_fnld to .tncortiorated elite. and Seminole County, Fin. town. ..... 3.300.00 18.—KnglneerlB* and.urveylng .......... MO.M E. F. HOUSHOLDER, Iteaervcdfor Oontlligencle*.*,......... 7.J70.00 Attorney. 7-fl-D-w 'fotut .............................. *43,310.00 f mentholalum BALL H AR D W AR E CO. HILL HARDWARE PRIVATE ROOMS 2 COMPANY Herald Printing CoX Glasses Designed S. 0 . Shinholser . We have the most com­ Eyes Examined CONTRACTORS board; fine accommodations for trav­ eler^, also apartments for light housekeeping. I^jivatc garage. ItnteB rens- t <*53J3s» Qblt. J* *!* *1* *•* ROOK, JOB AND COM. „ MERCIAL PRINTING ' i , MRS. W ADSW ORTH ! »' *' ' * Phone 148 Derain Julldldf P. 0 . Box 526 222 Peninsula Drive ATLANTIC HOUSE Post cards— local views— lc each at ho Herald office. Daytona Bench *:• »J* Florida J oh n R u s k in POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE ri 4 ‘ 4 y/.t 'i If ■■ •r t �- \ « »- THE SANFORD D A ltY HE BOOTLEG LIQUOR BECOMING UNPOPULAR. on every side by Florida scenery. There ia a demand throughout *the state fo r hendsomo literature fo r in­ dividuals, corporations nnd cities; and the establishment in Florida o f splen­ didly equipped and well managed job offices is but n likely outcome of this demand. Florida ia featured and ad­ vertised >to the world by high-class printing in which color work predom­ inates; nnd in order that tho tons upon tons of Floridn advertising liter­ ature may bespeak the charnmg at­ mosphere nnd tone so characteristic o f tho state, tho matter must be pre­ pared and produced within thb bounds o f Floridn. The writing must be done by Florida people who know Florida nnd love Florida. The art must bo from tho brushes nnd crayon of ar­ tists who know Florida-and love her beauty. There 1b no one article that Floridn demands which there ia less need of sending away fo r than highgrade printing. In fact, the produc­ tion of printing for Floridu outside her bounds is more than likely to be fraught, with unsatisfactory and oven disastrous results, as the larger users of printed mutter learned long ago,— St. Augustine Record. It), SATURDAY, AUGUST fl, 1921 THAT OLD HAY FBVBR GAG JS PASSING : THE ADVANTAGES OF A “ What Asks the Guincsviliu Sun: One would hardly think it from BANK ACCPUNT CANNOT Ib hay fever?” reading the papers in which the find* Tho answer is very simple: ing and breaking up of stills is an al­ BE OVER-ESTIMATED-----Isn’t.” most dally item o f nows, but tho au­ Hny fever was Invented by n phyj j * . J. H O L L Y ________________Editor thorities tell us that tho consumption slcian who needed n caso o f something J. 1 ILLARD....8ecretary-Treaatirer o f bootleg liquor is gradually grow­ more than a mere cold to enhance his - A . NEEL-----------Genera) Manager ing less. When the Volstead law first If a bank account were a difficult thing to i income. Possibly he was in the samo went into effect, and tho sntaons were . CURTIS BARBER acquiro, it would still bo worth a constant ef­ position ns tho wife of a physician closed tight, tho country was full of \ ^CmtOVLATIOW XAVAOU who whispered to him oh he was about rphon* 148 op to 8 P. M. thirsty souls, barred out of their acfort on your part. to go into tho examination-room: AOr»rU«Ut l»lw Ib A IM W m cuustomcd runways, nnd with no plnco 'T hat womnn haB the appendicitis.” to go. Then the hip-pocket man made • i M l t l w M m la A I t u o * “ How do yuo know?” queried the phy­ > e a i T m i . . . . . 7 . ................................................. H<M his killing. If ho could offer the “ real U B r »K m O i But money in the bank means more to you sician. “ Simply because I want the JM In rtd hi City by OmtUt thing” or something that looked and clonk I was looking at yesterdny— Y taa H U k . . . ............................................. ■ » ° w u thn lithe mere possession o f an available tasted like it, ho had little difficulty and the price is two hundred dollars!” 11. kt* 11- U I t -p it * V « U r H .r »!4 *aM r M n n S.mln»l. Oounty u d U pablUbad in finding n customer. Nor was there The diagnosis showed, therefore, that " sum at your command. It is the establish­ w w ; Friday. Ad»»rtiilnf rate* mad* known « ■ ayyUaatlin. D*moo ratio la polltloa. MAO much haggling about the price. Tho the ease nctunly wns appendicitis. | par yaar, alvaya ta adranca. ____ country’s thirst in tho first few weeks ment for you of nn element o f character with Whnt is styled hay fever is many | of prohibition was a fearsome thing. Member of The Associated Preea cases is a cross between a bad cold 1 a value that cannot be estimated in dollars. It was like an inward tiro that muBt nnd fover nnd nsthmn. Tho term be quenched at any cost. So the wiles “ asthmatic fover" would be the cor­ of the bootlegger, who offered n sup­ rect term, but there are many pa­ ply met with a quick and eager re­ tients who cannot spell the first word, G o after that country trmio. sponse although ho exacted nil cxor, having spelled It, cannot pro­ --------------- o---------------nounce It. Anyone can spell and pro­ Keep life in your stored during Au­ horhitnnt price. But profiteering has nounce hay fever—hence the free use its limits, even in the illegal liquor t ill y # ’ I g u st and September. of the term. trnfflic. The big profits to be made --------------- o--------------**A Community Builder” Yet it is becoming obsolete—sim­ --- ■ o--------------filled every swamp nnd hiding place I t la the wise merchant that keeps ply becnusc the fnd for the disease is CHARITY SHOULD BEGIN AT in the country with stills, nnd so long F. P. FORSTER........................................-..President trade moving when business gets declining. When a reputable physic­ HOME. ns the penalty was nothing worse than alack. ian is cnlled to attend a ease of “ hay a F. WHITNER...............................................Cashier a fine and the confiscation and de­ fever" ho smiles, takes his little leath­ In an open letter addressed to the struction o f the atHJ, tho business "With all the states having different flourished. However, after tho old President of the United States which er grip—nnd again smiles.— Kissim­ 'laws, it is almost impossible to tall yesterday mornings' Star, mee Gnzcttc. chronic topers had time to discover appeared •when you arc divorced and when you written by Richard 11. Edmonds, edi­ that they were flirting with denth in R AID V ,,ure M,,k and C rcim * Morning and if. .are speeding. tor of the Manufacturer’s Record, of KISSIMMEE TO MAINTAIN absorbing the poison stuff, nnd n few O I l I i I l I I o U A l a i ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. I! ' FREE CAMPING GROUNDS of them had settled into unmoumed Baltimore, Md., Mr. Edmonds cited un Next month is fishing season on grnvcB, they hognn to be more cau­ instance where a former service mnn Tillis, Stokes & Millitzers; Popular In spite of the fact that many cit­ the salt water and then the editor will tions. Not that they quit drinking fell on the streets of New York while Markets. Phone -100 your wants hie himself to Coronado whore Joe altogether, few of them ever do that, in sourch of employmtnt and was tak­ ies in Ftorida have abolished the Beann knows how to tense the big but the prohibition sleuths got more en to Bellevue hospital, where physi­ proffer of free camping grounds to those known ns tin-can tourists, there «enes from the deep. numerous and hotter on the numerous cians diagnosed his sickness ns having is every evidence that Kissimmee wi --------------- o--------------trails that they discovered. Moreover, been brought on by starvation. not only have nn institution of tlint ( Those people who hnve remained the supply o f something better' nnd In the same issue of the Star we sort, hut will cater still farther to Consulting Chemist says of the water: “ Of the mnny waters of this and otfcat home this summer feel just ns less deadly thnn the homo brewed carried a story that Secretary Hoover those who tour the state in that fash- 1 «*■ regions thut I have analysed, I have found none superior in all good qaalkwell ns those who hnve been away stuff, if not loss costly, began to in­ had made arrangements for taking ties to that of the ‘Elder Water.” — Phone 311-W. Office In Miller BulUlai and they hnve the money that might crease. It was no longer necessary to care of the starving in Russia, provid­ ion. The matter was briefly discussed ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. have been spent taking n trip to some slake one’s thirst with the product of ed Americans now held by the Rus­ nt the recent session of the city coun­ other part of the country. the swamp hidden stills. There nre sians were freed; cil—but no definite location has been •---------------o ------ :--------Charity should begin at home; blood decided upon. The question is to he 11,000 miles of sparsely settled frontier THEATRE RESORT Give your money to the school chil­ to the north of us and half that much s thicker than water; why should an handled by a joint committee from DANCE HALL CAFE dren o f Snnford for hot lunches in­ on the south. There is n long const American or thousands of Americans the council and the Chamber of Com­ ------------ELECTRIC----------stead of sending it thousands o f miles line on the east and south, wRih a he forced to walk the streets in a merce. In the opinion of Councilman sw a y for something you know noth- 1 multitude of quiet harbors suit bin starving condition when funds are •I, M. Johnston “ The prettiest place1 PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS in g about. We have a place for your ■ easy reach of the West Indian islands available to take care of the starv­ for an auto rump is just tills side of FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES money right hero at home. losehitl cemetery; it is a little fa r : whtre liquor laden vessels o f light ing in foreign countries? at Reduced Prices We know that Americans are proud, <t— hut it is a mighty fine place." draft could land their cargoes. Noth­ Those who have been away and the [ ing less than nn army of enforcement that they will not admit that they arc ''ouaviiioiin Rosen was of the opinion people who visit Sanford just now officers could prevent smuggling along in need, hut in New York City alone hat if the city was to have such a a ro nil greatly surprised at the build­ that long frontier, so long as the there arc thousands of ex-service ground it should be a good one—and in g that is going on everywhere in profits seemed proportionate to the men; men who were cheered, honor­ that no half-way proceedings would 1 W . S. H AYN E, Tampa, Florida .the city. It is a fact that Sanford is risk of detection, and nccasionul con­ ed and exludted when they answered be ncccptiblc. j WRITE--------------------------RHONE--------------------------WIRE proknbly doing more building just fiscation o f the stock in trade. Now their country’s cull and Joined the col­ There the matter rested.— Kissim- 1 now than has ever been started before smuggling ha shecome a regular busi­ ors nnd yet some of the snme men iCe Gazette Jn the hstory of the city. ness, nnd a dispatch from Washington who cheered them when the war broke * ________________ _____ _______________________ tells us the supply of rare brands of out refused to give them back their NOSE CLOGGED FROM ‘Snnford is fortunnte indeed to be intoxicants o f Scotch, Irish, French, positions after the war was Over, on zablo to operate our public schools full and F.nglisii manufacture, with stand­ the verge of starvation. ACOLDOR CATARRH time when such big and rich counties ard and well-known labels, is plenti­ We know that there nre a great Apply Cream In Nostrils To as Dade county are forced to suspend ful. It eontes In over the Canadian many others besides service men out Open Up Air Passages. ■tho schools or allow them to be oper- nnd Mexican borders by truck loads, of employment, but these men are not tOted as private schools because they and by ship loads along th eAtlnntlc suffering as the soldier suffers be­ Ah! What relief! Your clogged have no money with which to curry const. It all shows how difficult it cause they were able to command high From the looks o f the constant string o f au­ them on. Our city and county can be is t oenforce n law that does not meet wages and probnhly are in better nostrils open right up, the air pas­ t congratulated and our school boards the hearty approval of all the people. financial condition to take care of sages of your head are clear and you tomobiles going in and out o f our repair de­ can breathe freely. No more hawk­ and our public spirited citizens who We believe a great majority of the thcinsevcs than the men who were partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, made this possible. American people approve of prohibi­ forced to work for $ 1.00 per day while headache, dryness—no struggling for Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ tion and nre glad to see the open sa­ others received ten or twelve times breath at night, your cold or catarrh There are so many people who wor- loon banished from the land, hut there that amount. chanics in this part o f the state. And that is is gone. vy continually about their money. If is a strong minority that still hankers Congress had it in its p over to aid W HY they all come to us with their automo­ Don't stay stuffed up! {Jet a small y ou would put your money into San­ after the cup that cheers,and can see. these men nnd refused after the Presbottle of Ely’s Cream Halm from your bile troubles. If you do not come to us with ford real estate and let it ride, you do harm in evading a law which they idem of the United States appeared druggist now. Apply a little of this would have nothing to worry nbout. consider tyrannical nnd unjust.— before that body nnd claimed that the your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ fragrant, antiseptic cream in your And then worry brings on other ail- Tampa Times. treasury wns overburdened and could nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ ing its just rights. manta as the doctors will tell you and ---------------0 --------------not stand to hnve an additional strain ery nir passage of the head; soothe w orry never placed you nnywhere. ANOTHER ART CULMINATES IN placed upon it, yet the railroads were and heal the swollen, inflamed mu­ Join the Chnmbcr of Commerce and practically assured of receiving their cous membrane, giving you instant FLORIDA. got busy boosting Sanford and you five hundred and fifty millions of dol­ relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is Just whnt wiff forget about worrying. And then Rhone 60 115 Magnolia lars. every cold and catarrh sufferer Ims Many are the editorials and articles •xdwnyB remember that you can’t take been seeking. It's just splendid.— Perhaps Boise Penrose, of Philadel­ “ Service THAT Satisfies” .'year money with you when you leave that have been written and reproduc­ Atlv. ed on the excellence of the editorial phia, could explain why th ■ railroads thin world. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I forces that do much toward lending were honored and the service men Abhout the only difference hetwten neglected, as it is a well known fact T hat candy man whose conscience thought in Florida. Strangers in the that Senator Penrose, even though ho the old-fashioned dime novel and tlu» X**H"K-++++++++'H--t’+ + + + + + + + ,;,+ 'H + ,l + 'l"H '+ + + + + + 'H i+ + + + + + + + + 'l"' ^iurt ami made him admit that he and state always arc impressed by the T was indisposed, and could not attend Wild Wcstrn movie show is the war I i ability nnd worth of the men and his associates have been making “ not taxx. < + 100 per cent but R00 per cent profit women who occupy the sanctum tri­ the Chicago convention, used the long distance telephone to good advantage lor a long time” certainly threw a pods in this state. Some of these Mnny discoveries are made by ac­ and practically nominated and placed men of exceptional brains and energy l»inbnhe]| into the camp of the Nat­ cident, and the home-brewers may yet Mr. Harding at the baud of the Repub­ are natives of Florida; while others, ional Confectioners’ Association. Uut evolvp a satisfactory substitute for hia statement is reasonable. Sugnr attracted by the unexcelled climatic lican party. , (Formerly of Ingram Option! Parlors, Pensucoln) gasoline. conditions and the possibilities and po­ Another election will eventually roll retails ut 0 to H cents a opund. Choc•alatc retails at lit) to 00 cents a pound. tentialities of n developing state, have around nnd those in power now that is OPENING' a COMPLETELY EQUIPPED — Got your Scratch Pads from Tho Put the two together for good flavor­ migrated here from the metropolitan |have neglected their fellow man to ing and tho cheapest retail price for press of the north and west. Florida play into the hands of the corporn- Herald—by the pound— lfic. good quality [lackage goods has been nlao has developed and sent out into j (ions will probably have an oppor81.20 and from that to $2.00 a pound. the world to make their marks some tunity of seeking empoyment with The consumer has been kicking to the of the brightest journalists of Amcri- those corporations that they have retailer and feeling suspicious hut this ea, and almost without exception their favored, because they can rest assur* p,e people have opened their eyes mnnufncturer has acknowledged that (accomplishments have reflected crcdit was his crowd that did the profi­ it upon the Land of Mowers and Sun- an(j the peop|L, must bo reckoned with. In the Place Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand shine, so conductive to the production 1__Lakeland Star teering.— Leesburg Commercial. of literature and art. I ________ But there is another respect in'* _ New Stock nnd Equipment arriving Daily. which Florida is fortunate, aside from Fi" herman B Para,UB0> l<> be Io* the advantage it has over Us neigh- 1 fated on tl^> eastern shore of Lake — All Prescriptions filled by Dr. Brand re­ bora because of the excellence of its Apopka and reputed to be the only tained and may be duplicated at any time newspapers and the quality of tho |camp of itB kind to be found in the men and women who conduct them— . , _ Edison Mazda Lamps its printing establishments lead. In " tatc’ W,U B0,,n ofTcr ,ta a>,',eal to LOCATION: OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Are the Best connection with u large mujority of i jiportsmcn," says the Orlando SentiDel Monte Pears in fine season­ the weekly nnd daily newspapers of ncl. A company with ample capital ed crumbs, to which melted but­ Electrical Appliances Florida there are job shops that pro- is undertaking to establish fishing ter has been ndded in proportion ducu a quality of printing seldom camps in several places in the state, and Material o f 1 tablespoon to each cup of equaled nnd nowhere excelled. Flor- and the first establishment will he on of all Kinds crumbs. Bake in u moderate ida may truthfully he called n state o f i,„k(< Apopka, which is within easy Irons Reduced from fine printers. Quality is emphasized ronc|, „ f Orlando. The owners of the oven until brown. * V in these plants where “ Service" is property have already drilled a deep $8.50 to $6.75 ever the motto. Unless one has lived wc)|( from which excellent water Is in a town where there is no ndequatu obtained, nnd are planning for tho That depends on the UVer. 7^ printing establishment, one cannot up- crcction of „ hotel nml coUagUs. The D eane Turner preciate ts value and the convenience hlnck ,mSH flshIn(t in Lnke Apopka is WELAKA BLOCK Morels. And this is not only a Hal(j l0 be lmBUrpaB8ed anywhere. Phonca 497-494 happy condition hut u natural one. ___________________ 105 Pnlmellu Ave. Phpne 481 mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional’ Printing is art, und are is suggested TBY A d a i l y herald want ad. laxative or for chronic constipation. At all druggists First National Bank G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R ^ o t ^ K MISTER MANAGER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY Who Is Who and Why BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO. D r. Tom Moore PEAR FRITTERS W hen you bu y L am p s. G et th e b e st. Optical Parlor I F. P. Rines Dr. Miles’ Liver Pills/J •: «£& �l ;/ , v " t .* 7 '.:* 1 ■ ♦? '. •* V V •'' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921 In and About Utile Happenings Mention of Mutt ora In Brief Personal llama of Internal * * * * * <£ The City dt * ' * * * * THE WEATHER I * For Florldn: Generally fair tonight; Sunday locnl thunder­ showers. £ * * * * * * * * WE CAN SAVE you money on auto­ mobiles. Wo hnve now In stock bo v ornl good used curs that wo nro offer­ ing at prices to suit you. Terms: oncthird and one-half cush, balance In ton monthly pnymonts.— B. & 0 . Mo­ tor Co., 209 I’ark Avo., Sanford, Fla. 111-tfc Summary of the Floating Small Tallta Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * We miss those soventy hoys who marched away yesterdny. Men’s Panama Hata only $1.49.— 112-4tc Benjnmin’s Shoo Store, Zeb Ratliff, of the firm of Haynea & Ratliff, left today for Miami where he will spend Sunday with home folks and see hln little daughter. Oliver TwiBt and Middy Wash Suits reduced to 51.08.— Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. 103-tfc j). L. Thrasher, who has returned from a trip to St. Louis and other points, reports conditions in the north ns getting better nnd many o f the people arc talking about coming to Floridn for the winter. New mnttrcBses made to order nt small cost by Sanford Mattress Co., 613 0th street, phono 144-W. 112-4tc The City Planning Committee o f the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, bad a fine meeting Inst night and transacted some important business fhal will mean much to Sanford in the future. Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wnsh Suits reduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. , 103-tfc The many friends of Mrs. Cooper (iodmmi are glad to see her back at her accustomed place in tho Bali Hardware Co., office. Mrs. Godmnn, while on her vacation- spent in Jack­ sonville, was very ill but is much bettrr now. I-idics’ Pumps, $0.00 to $10.00 val­ ues, only 08c.— Benjamin’s Shoe Store. 112-4tc Among the new citizens o f Sanford is W. T. Roberts, formerly of Gray­ son ,Gn., who expects to make this city his future home. Mr. Grayson is looking for a house and his family will follow him here as soon as he can secure n home. Mr. Grayson has been in the banking business for mnny years and comes to Sanford highly recommended from his home town. He will represent the New York Life Insurance Co., here and he and his * * ❖ >!« * * * & family will receive n warm welcome Another enemy of tho Irish who to this city. would cojoy freedom is the Irish who enjoy riots. 1919 MODEL NASH FOR SALE nt $900. Now tires and in excellent $5.45 for $7.50 and $9.00 Slippers mechanical condition. See us nt once. 111-tfc beginning Saturday.— Lloyd’s Shoe —B. & O. Motor Co. Store. 114-2tc The big Weekly Herald Was sent If Justice is blind, how docs it hnp- out yesterday with 12 pages of good pen that the prttty woman is always leading matter nnd all kinds of local, state and world news for the renders. acquitted? The Weekly Herald is proviing very We will operate on your old Cotton popular with the folks who do not mattresses and guarantee a cure at a take the Daily Herald, and the lug totnl cost to you of $0.50.—Sanford subscription list is being enlarged Mattress Co., Phone 144-W. 112-4tc every week. If you nre not taking an advertisement in the big Weekly Her­ About tho only institution that will ald you nre overlooking a good bet. run on forever without advertising It is going to more than 2,000 sub­ is a bad reputation. scribers every week and is. a separ­ ate and distinct publication from the Sanford Mnttress Co., will mnkc a Daily Herald. now mnttress out of your o!d one nt a totnl cost to you of $0.50. Phone A. It. KITE, OF WALDO 114-W. 112-ltc COMMITTED SUICIDE. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suita Thu concert of the nations would be ’reduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & ‘Clothing Co. 103-tfc more soothing if there were longer pausts fie tween sharp notes, GAINESVILLE, Aug. 5.— The body o f R. II. Kite, of Wndo, near hear, former member o f the state legisla­ ture, wu sfound with a gushot wound in his head in a shaded grove near his home todny. A shotgun with one barrel discharged, was found near the body. His son, who found the body, said it was apparently a case of suicide. Previous to the finding of bis hotly Mr. Kite had been seen planting beans with the assistance of a boy. He left the boy and returned to the house shortly to return with the shotgun and went in the direction of the grove Presently the shot was heard and the hotly found. Financial troubles nre believed to have been the cause of the suicide. Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suita Before buying any other car, let ua 'mduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo & show you the Ilupmobile. Tho car 'Clothing Co. 103-tfc with low repair costa, the wonderful economy, the ability to keep going, H. Ballard, of Altamonte, wna tho long life, nnd high re-sale pricca m the eity today and reports Ida part for second hand Hups, Demonstra­ of the county na being in fine shape tions gladly given.— B. & O. Motor with many new buildings going up, Co. 87-tfc groves in good condition and busi­ STATE GUARDSMEN ness good everywhere. Altamonte la OPEN ENCAMPMENT. Men may pass laws to cramp tho urn of the beauty, spots of Seminole style of crooks, but they enn’t change county, and will have a writeup In the the birth rate o f suuckers. JACKSONVILLE, Aug. (1.—The Herald in the near future. Sam Bniwn licit and its legions o f IIE BOUGHT A LEXINGTON and olive drab came back to Jacksonville 1 buy, pay cash for second hand plleft hia old one with us, nnd we nre yesterday Incident to the opening of Address P. O. box 352, Snnford, offering this car at $1,200. 1920 mod­ the annual encampment of the Flori­ A|a112^I.-W-.F.12tp el, Cord tires, etc. Would be a bar­ da National Gunrtl nt Camp Johnston. The guardsmen began arriving in gain at $1,500. For quick sale $1,200 ^mne calves grow up to be beef, takes it. Terms can be arranged with the afternoon, nnd all were expected to ‘Y! som'' are sacrificed to mnke responsible purchaser.—B. & O. Motor have detrained by midnight. Approx­ chicken-salad sandwiches. Co. 111-tfc imately 1,200 men will undergo the two weeks’ training under the direc­ tion o f Adjuttnt-Gcnernl Charles P. .5. ‘ '' *' ’ * * + *!•* 4>4- -i- 4- ‘V 4- •> .5. 4. .5. + 4. * * * -tLovell. (Colonel Turck, as commander of Florida’s regiment of ‘‘doughboys,” will also be in command of the camp It is the first encampment of the state guard since the war. Unlike previous guard encampments the men will be boused in canton­ ments built by the government during ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ! the war and recently turned over to the stnte. r e d CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL f Training will begin with reveille to­ day, and from then on it will be CARS, two year guarantee squads right and squads left and left oil Into line. Veterans among the SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS ( * * guardsmen know what to expect, while the newcomers will be given a T,IE UEST e q u i p p e d r e p a i r s h o p a n d t h e b e s t taste o Draining camp war. m e c h a n ic s in t h is v ic in it y 1 I 1 KOKOMO, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, MASON, MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES 1 Cars Washed and Polished for................. $2.00 $ LEXINGTON nnd HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTS & O Motor Co. 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida DISTRIBUTORS FOR LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE CARS We have always been the first to lower prices since we i BIG BOUT TALKED. ' have been in business'and now here conies another re­ duction and this time it is on— -_v * * * « * Overalls, now $2.25, and any Lee Union All in the house as long as the present stock lasts at half price. And we carry an up-to-the-minute line o f work shirts, gloves and caps. r/tf r/MT /S 0/FFFFfHL S an ford ; F la . ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ *!• ❖ ❖ 4*❖ 4*•>❖ ❖ <•*{■•!«•* 4*❖ •{■❖ ❖ •J’+4* +<•++❖ +++❖ +*!•+4* ❖ q. J. .1. tf* .I* J. iL .L rf* sg $! >ft $ ip $ +❖ ++++•§■+❖ ♦ 4*♦ ♦+♦ ♦♦+♦♦♦ J, Jp THE CHURCHES s’: ■>+<•❖ ♦ 4** 4*•}■*ti•fr❖ ❖ CLASSIFIED ADS $ Classified advertisements, 5 rents a line. No ad taken for less than CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash There will be services nt the Con­ must nccompnny all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ gregational church tomorrow as fol­ cordingly. lows: Bible school meets ^t 0:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and again at 8 p. in. hristinn Endeavor meet­ FOR RENT LOST ing -at 7 p. m. The subject of the F oil iil'N T —2 nicely furnished house LOST— On Orlando road, 1 pkg. paint morning sermon will be, "The Mes­ brushes, 1 pkg. paint overalls, etc. keeping rooms, $10.00 per month, sage o f Jesus’ Mother to the Church Ill-Dtp gas; 2 nice largo, cool bed rooms, 205 Finder notify Box 20-A. of Today." The subject nt night will Oak Ave., Eagle Home, Mrs. Ridd- LOST— Cuff link, gold leaf design, sot be, "The Message of John, the Bap-' with small chip diamond. Liberal titer, to the World of Today." Let *ltlg‘ reward if finder will return to V. G. rooms for every member of tho church and con- FOR RENT— Furnished Speer. 113-3tp 318 Palmetto gregation mnke special effort to be J liffht housekeeping, 110-0tp present and assist In the work o f ^ vo-_________________ blijlding tlie Kingdom. A cordial in- APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also furnished room, eo.ncr Harvey and vitntion to members and friends of our sister churches, who hold no Coates streets, Daytona Bench, Fla. —^— AND------preaching services during August, is I*. 0. Box No. 302. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ 112-6tp given to worship with us and to enjoy ton. the Divne blessing as it may be pour­ ed out. Seats arc free and everybody FOR SALE welcome. FOR SALE— House, 5 rooms and bnth, Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm. SERVICES AT BAPTIST TEMPLE. — II. N. Luntley, 902 French. Phono MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS 75-tie Rev. It. C. Moore ,who bus for sev­ 404. CLIMATE eral years resided in Chili, will preach FOR SALE— Medium slzo snfe. Ap­ Sunday morning at 11 o'clock on the ply 402 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Mnkc Your House Smile W ith subject, “ The Conquering Christ," and Street. 94-01. SUN-PROOF PAINT in the evening at 8 o'clock, will give FOR SALE— 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. an address on Chile. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Bulek Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. 1, $100. The above cars are real bar­ B. Y. P. U., at 7 p. m. gains, Terms to fit your pocket book. H. A. HALVER­ A cordial welcome is extended to At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Gnrner. SON, Proprietor all. 104-tic PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE Wclnkn Block ib 4« 4* tb »b <p «1» qv q. q* 4* q- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 Subject: “ SPIRIT" Sunday School.......10:00 a . m. Church Service 11:00 a. nt. Women's Club Illdg., Oak Ave,, All are welcome A LAUNDRY SPECIAL For Next Week Only We will launder collars for 2c when other wash comes with the collars.— Sanford Branch I.dkclnnd Steam Laundry. Phone 475. 115-ltc GEOItGE IS CURIOUS. RICHMOND, Aug. (1.— That King George V questioned them about pro­ hibition in America while they were in London to present a copy o f Joudon's statue of George Washington ns n gift from Virginia to England, was Related today by members of tho com­ mittee which was appointed to mnke presentation nnd who arrived homo last night. Snnford, Fla. FOR SALE— Live grocery nnd hard­ ware business in country town, Cen­ BARTOW.— An official of the Am­ tral FJorida. Splendid opportunity. erican Automobile Association is au­ $4,000 will handle It. "Box" care San­ thority for the statement that Polk ford Herald. 115-3tp county is the only cou n ty in the Unit FOR SALE— 1920 Dort touring car ted States where every town in tho $450 cash; 1920 Olds 8 touring, count is connected with every othor Magee, Oppo- town by asphalt surfaced roads. More $000 cash.— Haight * 110-Gtc than $2,000,000 ha sheen rpent in road site Valdez Hotel. development In the county niul tho FOR SALE—Chalmers Master six, in main highways alone comprise 217 perfect condition, $500 cash.— miles ,built nt a cost of approximate­ Haight & Magee, opposite Valdez Ho­ ly $1,500,000. The county system In­ tel. * 110-Gtc cludes a total o f 340*miles o f asphalt FOR SALE— 1921 Maxwell touring roads. ear, used very little. A real bar­ gain far $150 cash.— Haight & Ma­ A SPECIAL ON LAUNDRY , gee, Opp. Valdez Het-.d ll°-G ic For Next Week Only FOR SALE— Late 1920 Hanson Six Touring ear in fine condition. Now tires. Cheap at $1,500, but priced nt $1100 for quick cash sale. If you are in the market for tv high class used car it will pay you to see us before you buy.— Haight & Magee, Opposite Valdez Hotel. 110-dtc FOR SALE— l Ford touring car, $400, l Chevrolet, $200; 1 Bulek truck, $198; 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $598, All in good condition nnd a real bargain, — Williams Garage by N. II, Garner. ______________________________113-Otc FOR SALE— At a bargain, one good mule, M. M. Stewart, Mcltonvillo avenue115 2tp. FOR SALE— Ono pumping outfit con­ sisting o f one Raleigh Schreyer FOUR LAUNCHINGS. 1 1-2 hp. engine, ono Gould pump, one WILMINGTON, Aug. (k—Two con­ 200 gallon storage tank. Wight 112-tfc. crete chips, n concrete river steamer Grocery Co. nnd n 35 hundred ton concrete tanker FOR SALE— Bunnglow, 0 rooms and will be launched nt the local yard of both, cash or terms. Seo Mrs. the Newport Shipbuilding corporation Dodds, 905 Magnolia Avo. 110-6tp this month, according to nil announce­ Post cards— local views— lc each at ment by Plant Manage Kirby Smith tho Herald office. todny. The river steqmer, the Gen­ x 250 Hammormlll prInted, eral Morgan Lewis, will be launched W AN TED tomorrow morning. The tnnker will % $1.75.—Seminole Prlntery, 902 French WANTED— Tcum work. Inquire M. bo launched August 29. Hanson Shoo Shop. 92-20tp 1nve. 87-fltp NEW YORK, Aug. 0.—Tentative plnnB for tho proposed world's heavy­ weight championship, boutf between* Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard were discussed today by Tex Richard, pro­ moter and Ray Archer, nmnagor for Jess Willard, former champion. An­ other meeting was arranged for next week. PRINTING M Sweet Orr and Panama Overalls and Lee’s Union Alls ■ $7.50 nnd $9.00 WALK-OVER Slippers at $5.45, beginning Saturday.— Lloyd's Shoe Store. llt-2 tc A man may forget to feed the eat Again we want to call attention o f while his wife is nwny, but he doesn't ihe subscribers of the Daily Herald neglect feeding the kitty. to the fact that we have an orgnninlion for the distribution o f the papers CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon and if you do not receive your Daily nnd evening, Gray Gnbles, on tho Herald promptly let this office know beach, Seabreeze, Eln, Phono 401. it at once. Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Cm + * J. W. Lawson, lntey returned from n month’s visit to friends in Georgia, says that while his old homo slate Ims been hard hit that It Is more n state of mind than anything else nnd if they hnd the Florida spirit o f “ comeback,” they would be nil right. Mr. Lawson was glad to get back to Sanford where it is much cooler nnd much better nil round than any other section of the country. Well, we knocked it down from 97 to 92 yesterday Just as predicted in this rag of freedom and we even hud that little shower that was predict­ ed. It seems that all things come to those that wait nnd If we wait long enough It will soon bo winter nnd then we will wish it wh s summer again and so on nround the clock. Hut quit wishing nnd congrat­ ulate yourself that you nre liv­ ing In the finest climate In the world and the finest in the stale Is right here In Sanford: 5:10 A. M. AUGUST fiTH Maximum ......................... 92 Minimum ............. 70 Range ............................ 72 Barometer ....................... 30.H) Rain ........ 31 Calm and Clear. nvi OVERALLS *!■ H. Huddleston, of Geneva, woh among the visitors to the city todny, SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE page When other Inundry accompanies collars we will do the collars up for 2c each.—Snnrtlrd Branch Lakeland Steam Laundry. Phone 475. 115-ltc CLEARWATER.— Mrs. R. I). Hoyt, of this city, ha sheen advised by her son, Lieut. Hoyt, U.' S. N., that he has been detailed ns one of the crew to bring the huge dirigible ZR-2 to tho United States from Great Britain Into this summer. The dirigible is tho largest in the world and wan pur­ chased from tho British government. No t i c e t o d e l in q u e n t t a x PAYERS. All taxes aro past duo. Before be­ ing placed into my hands for collec­ tion, I shall be on the streets of San­ ford from now until August 15th, to receive taxes; after which date, 1 will visit delinquents for tho purpose of collecting or levying on nny property subject to tax. Respectfully, A. B. CAMERON, Deputy Tax Collector. >l i t 6td ltw . For office supplies, stationery, etc^ come to the nernld office. J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 06, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 06, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2aeefe4b8893468532f4ec2c2cd9713d.pdf 555926329383215e766ace84f2106025 PDF Text Text 7f \Jn Sanford ; THE •‘City Substantial” • Sanford THE . “ City Substantiar IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION I VO LUM E II SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 NUMBER 114 5—s rn ena esse |BD. OF HEALTH MANY STATES IN MEETING m ore Governor, of Illinois Indicted on Fraud Chargi THE SENSATIONAL MURDER CASE AT OR­ LANDO CAME TO THRILLING C LIM A X REPORTED SHE CONFESSED TO KILLING MILTMORE MONDAY EVENING. The Accused Woman Had Confessed Crime to Chief of Police Vestel When She Spilled th e First Story—Now Claims She Can’t Remem­ ber Making Any Such Confession. 7ith Surgeon General On Motter of Pellagra in the South •repa r F The folowing wire wns received nt the Herald office Inst night, too lnte for publication in the Dnily Herald nnd while it wns rumor­ ed that Miss Clarke hnd confessed the rumor wns ns often denied nnd this paper would not publish the report until It wns verified: irepo rt ro UK ADOPTED UY CON FEU. ENCB HEFOUE IIEING MADE PUBLIC. (Dr Tba Auoc la tail Praai) WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.— Health officials of twelve South* ern statea in conference here with Surgeon General Cummlng of the Public Health Service, today are drafting a report of conditions in the South and recommendations what should lie done regarding pallagra. Preparation of report in hands of a committee of five and was to be adopted by confer­ ence before it would be made public. One resolution adopted expressed to President Harding the appreciation of tho health of* ficials of his interest in the pub­ lic health and endorsed the ad­ ministration of the Public Health Service by Cumming. ’RAMMELL MAKES IEASY FARMERS TO BORROW MONEY ■ t.nv. I.i'll Small i.r Illinois 1ms hern Indicted, together with T.tent. Onv. Fred Sterling and n banker, on charges of fruud and embezzlement of suite funds. The Illustration allows Governor Small and the old state tiouso In Bprlngtleld In which the court healings Incident to the cn ■« ore held. STANDARD GROWERS EXCHANGE ULSTER CABINET JOINS CITRUS EXCHANGE TO HAVE MEET IN BIG CONSOLDIATION WAS ANNOUNCED AMERICANS NOT RELEASED FROM RUSSIAN PRISONS ACCORDING TO REPORT. (Zf The AuocUUd P ra u ) LONDON, Aug. B.—American relief officials here are placing little fnith in the reports that Amcrlcun prison­ ers in Russin had been reloUr.rd and now leaving that country. One of­ kiKrs AMENDMENT TO FARM ficial said the report to thnt effect re­ ceived yesterday, wus merely a LetKEDITS HILL Til HOUGH THE SENATE vinn newspaper report forwarded from Riga. rDjr Tho AttociaUd Prats) MASHNGTON, Aug. G.—Senator park Iraiainell was successful yesteruay in having his nmemlmcnt to the |dll for the relief of tho ugrculturol interests adopted. Senator Trammell's limcndmunt makes a producer’s note, lirojiirly secured in the hapds of n pnk, valid security upon which tho p'nr Finance Corporation may ndF«nce money to bnnks in order to aid producers in holding thoir products bntil there is an export market for them. Senator Trammell’s provision is tre.itlj j|, aid of tho producers ns I * without his amendment pro|iaed only for » farmer to obtnin n l«n through a dealer, a marketing Henry or a farmers’ association, lin­ ger Senator Trammell’s amendment n producer’s security can he handled I rough a hank without the producer P>"g forced to apply to a denier or f" J**"«intlon, and when a bank has Me a lonn to a farmer upon Batislii'lory security the bank can then f 5.c this character, of security in oblalnmg an advance from the United [ l '1"' " ar toance Corporation. ‘hr measure to which Senator rammells amendment wiih adopted I i>im of the most important pieces J ii'Kialution in tho interest of tho ■ rnuTH since congress convened. ri QUARRELLING OVER SANDWICH RESULTS KILLING TWO MIAMI MEN KILLED OVER TRIVAL MATTER LAST NIGHT (Hr Tho Aiioclitad F r a u ) MIAMI, Aug. 5.—Quarrelling that started over a sandwich is said by the police today to have led to the fa­ tal shooting here last night of J. E. Foster, restaurant proprietor, and'in­ flicting of gun shot wounds on Chas. Breen, who fired tho fatnl shot, which physic-intis say probably will cnusc Breen’s death. Walter Lundcrgrcon, stepson of Foster, fired on Breen nfter Foster was killed. Lundgrecn is in Jnil with C. D. Holmes, Breen’s companion. STRAWBERRY GROWERS TO HAVE A HEARING IN TAMPA SEPT. 27 (By Tho A uocU U d Prooo)' WASHINGTON, Aug. G.—The In­ terstate Commerce Commission an­ nounced yesterday that n henring on I v '? 11 , (,,<CES DEFEATED charges made for express shipments ()|| T ,,KASTERN MOROCCO on strawberries from Florida points a h acked d y t r iiie s m e n . would bo held nt Tampa before Ex­ aminer Carter for tho commission Maiiihd Th*. A,,oc|»‘»d **•••) Sept. 27. This relates to the use of Forces ' A’,K 5- Th0 SP«nlHh pony refrigerators. Kef' i SUKorcd another Bevcro viler tv n nor^bwostern Morrocco, AGRICULTURAL CREDITS bv iY y hnvo becn rc8l»Hng attucks BILL PASSES SENATE °lli0UU8 trlbc8™"* news| hi " hcro dec,*rod. One paper said (By The A uoeU U J F ra u ) WASHINGTON, Aug. G.—Tho agri­ Khm>. a tril,C8mcn holding five | 0UM,nd^pnnlnrds as prisoners. cultural credits bill, embodying tho administration plan for loans by the -AIIPENTIBR—GIBBONS war finance committeo corporation to ROUT POSTPONED exports of farm products, was passed I'HENCHMAN RECOVERING. yestorday by the senate. Thorn was no record voto on tho phase of tho bill, which now goes to NEW Y n n v AV*d*,u< H ,r ami Au" B- Tho Parpen- tho house. Tho measure authorizes fo r t S n G bb° - fiKht planncd horo agricultural loans from tho $500,000,­ °f 0ctobcr- ba8 heen 000 cash capital of tho war finance l°u B°VOra wook8 on nc* corporation, which wns authorized to [eeive, ! nJUri°8 tho P^nchm an re- issue 12,000,000,000 of bonds in ob­ L ‘ Vhel h° Wa" do,onted by Jack taining national lonn funds. The bill was put through as a sub­ fed for7! i 1? 0 fl8ht ,H n o w , *chedL0Vem. at|° Octobor or tbe first of stitute for the Norris agricultural loan L‘r In Madison Squnre Garden. plan. Standard Will Market Their Fruit Through Citrus Exchange • iaM_ ais <Hy The Associated Press) NO MESSAGE HAS BEEN RECEIV­ ED FOM DE VALERA. (By Tba A uocU U d Proto) • LONDON, Aug. G.—Another meet­ ing o ftho Ulster cabinet has been cnled to discuss the Irish peace nego­ tiations, it 1b announced today, al­ though it is reiterated in Btlfnst that no message has been recoived there from Devnlern. ORLANDO, Aug. 5.—“I shot Miltmore. I did it after trying to obtnin n signed statement from him thnt he hnd committed the robbery. lie refused to give me the stntement. I wns desperate, nnd it wns then thnt I committed the rnsh act.” This stntement wns given to Chief of Police Vestel Monday night, immediately nfter Frank Gordon hnd phoned him from the San Junn hotel thnt W. H. Miltmore was dead. It was given out this nfternoon by the chief of police to n crowd of newspnper repre­ sentatives. Miltmore wns sitting on the bed, Miss Clarke told tho police chief, nnd she was sitting on the bed. She rose from her sent on the bed, whipped out the pistol she carried in her. pocket, placed the revolver against the man’s breast and fired. Todny $725 of the $1,000 which Miss Clnrke claims to have brought here wns found by Chief Vestel in tho tank of the toilet of u bedroom adjoining the room in which the killing took place. While the confession hns been held by the Chief of Police since Monday evening, no word concerning it was given out by him until •I o’clock this afternoon. Miss Clarke’s lawyer continually refused to let her make a stntement, and told newspnper men himself th a t no stntement was possible at this time. Whether his consent was given when the statement wns issued this afternoon or not is not known. Advices from Miami declare thnt a number of witnesses will be wanted in connection with the theft of $32,000 from tho poatoffice at West Palm Beach and the killing of Miltmore but that thuse witnesses are disappearing and efforts to locate them are proving: futile. NEW YORK, Aug. G.—The most MISS LENA CLARKE DOES NOT important transaction in the history REMEMBER MAKING CONFESSION" of citrus culture in Florida is said to hnvo just been consumntcd after ne­ ORLANDO, Aug. 5.—No new developments are appnrent to­ gotiations in New York nnd Tampa day in the case of Miss Lenn Clnrke, held here charged with killing whereby the Standard Growers’ Ex­ Miltmore, since the announcement yesterday by Chief Vestel of an change, with headquarters at Orlando, alleged confession of the shooting which he said Miss Clnrke made will hereafter sell its citrus fruits to him shortly afterwards but which Miss Clnrke later is declared through the eo-oporative orzanizato have said she did not remember making and which she is said lions of tho Florida Ctrus Exchntige. to have ascribed to the strain under which she has labored for the The arrangement wns npproved by last five years. the board of directors of the Florida Citrus Exchange in n special meeting FOUR CHILDREN BURNED CHECK UP SHOWS in Tampa Wednesday, Aug. .’J, nnd STATE WILL NOT TAKE OVER IN NEW YORK TENEMENT are enroutu here for the signatures MISS CLARKE IS CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS FIRE EARLY TIMS MORNING. of Joseph I)i Giorgio und associates AND SAILORS HOME. SHORT $25,000 which will finally complete the deal. (By Tha A u oc U U d Praia) The contracts previously had been (By Tho A u oc U U d T r o u ) NEW YORK, Aug. G.—Four child­ WEST PALM BEACH, Auk. 5.— thoroughly threshed out nnd pnssed JACKSONVILLE, Aug. G.—Word ren wore Inirned to death and seven Postoffiee Inspector II. N. Grnhum, upon by counsel for both sides, so ' has bee nrecoivtd hero that the board other persons injured early this morn­ who hns been making an audit of tho the arrangement practically is com­ of commissioners of state institutions ing in a fire in n Bronx tenement accounts of Miss Lenn Clnrke, post­ plete. The Standard Growers’ Ex­ bus voted not to take over the Con­ house mistress here, in connection with tho change and the Di Giorgio interests federate Soldiers and Sailors Home $32,000 robbery, which MisH Clarke wore represented at tho Tampa meet­ here on the ground thnt the hill pass­ hns assumed responsibility, according ing by W. A. Blackman nnd Leroy R. ed by the last legislature authorizing to statements from Chief Inspector Giles of Davis and Giles, Orlando a t­ it was defective in thnt several pro­ Johnson, announced fthis nfteronon, torneys for tlje Standard. thnt so far ho hnd uncovered u short­ visions conflict. Ateorney General Bu­ The Standnrd Growers’ Exchnnge, ford cast tho minority vote. Ten age of $25,000. tho second largest citrus-handling This nfternoon $1,117.23 in paid! organization in Florida, has operated thousand dollars was appropriated by the legislature for the home, pending money orders wore found under thepacking houses at Orlando, Tampa, its acceptance by the state. Tho pillow of Miss Clarke’s room nt th e Crescent City, Fullers, Eustis, Frost­ AT FOR ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT United Daughters of the Confederacy home of her parents and these were! proof, Bowling Green, Eagle Lako, CAMP JOHNSTON made grent efforts to have the home sent to the inspectors by her father,. Cocon, Miami, Fort Pierce, Nnrnnji, made a state institution so that vet­ Rev. A. T. Clnrke. These orders were Hradentown, Arcadia and Fort Myers. (By Thu Aiioclita d Frotal erans might be more adequately pro­ all dated to reduce the shortngo in hor It is said tho I)i Giorgio and Gentile JACKSONVILLE, Aug. G.—Floridn vided for. accounts to that amount interests, which have controlled the Guardsmen began arriving today at Inspector Graham nlso stated that. Standard Growers’ Exchange, hero------------------------Camp Johnston for their annual tour after will affiliate with and market BITCHED RATTLE IN Miss Clarke wns bonded in $15,000 b y field duty which begins at midnight thoir fruit through the Florida Citrus STREETS OF LITTLE n surety company nnd carried a pri­ and continues for two weeks. Offic­ Exchange, instead of through their WES I FLORIDA IO>\N ers school which opened Monday will vate bond of $3,000. own orgnnizntion ns heretofore. They -------Rev. A. T. Clarke, oighty-two years; close tonight. Twelve hundred troops own a very large acreage of both' .u . nre expected. old, and nn active minister f<«r six ty bearing and young orange nnd grapeI'NSACOLA, Aug. 5. A pitched years, now retired made thiH state­ fruit groves in Florida. , battlt° ,in wh,p1h 1 ri,flca and »hat*aa8 AMERICA WINS ment tonight: It is stated nt the Di Giorgio head- aro bein* U8ed ,8J " tb° “The lnw of man nmy condemn our FOURTH INTERNATIONAL quarters here that the deal is in the *t r c c * of Nowah tchkn, in Calhoun dnughtor ns n thief nnd n murdorcr, YACHT RACE TODAY. better interest of tho citrus industry C0UnV B the result of afamilyfeud, but in the* sight of God und her agod of Florida ns a whole, and of tho ac' ori}'"« to, a telephonemessagere­ (By Tba A iaociitad P raia) fnthor nnd mother, she is oh innocent* citrus growers, as by it, fruit from cci™d h" ° ,aH " «h ’ . COWES, Aug. 6.—America won tho todny ns when a babe.” these sources will bo under a single' Tbo villaRct ,8 " JdnJrkno89 and ov’ fourth international yacht race horo Federal authorities wore searching snles-control instead of being sold ery i» barricaded today, defeating the British entries for J. E. Chambers, nt whoso homo At 10 o’clock the town was still in competitively. This, it is said, will , , .... . . . , , from seventeen to sixteen points. in West Palm Bench Miss Ciarko had mark a long forward step in Florida da* ne” ’. but tbc hoofing had 8top‘ Grent Britain won the first threo a room wihch sho used only in th a citrus operations, ns tho multiplicity pcd’ Two mon wcre 8Heht1y hurt, races. daytime ns a studio. Chambers, thiqjs* of shippers from Florida competing in! say, is wanted us a mnterinl w ltnem Northern markets previously has been1 Tho U te\ arV D|KC8t 8«y8 ^ nro He is no relation to Miss Clarke, the a severe handicap to tho Florida pro- to° many dam ,n,,urc8 ,n th,H conn- PRESIDENT HARDING VISITS HOSPITAL j uccraj try. There nro. And our policy of sondimpression that ho wns her grand­ TO SEE SOLDIERS. father having boon gained by tho In­ The presence in New York nt in ter-' in* thcm to co n fess is rldiuclous. scription on a note addressed to tha vnls ovor a considerable period of D .' ------------------------(B r Tba AMoeUUd Praia) enretaker of tho Chnmbors homo by C. Glllet, of Tampa, first vice-presi-1 Captain Kidd hns somo ndvnntngos LANCASTER, N. II., Aug. 5 .— Miss Clnrko requesting thnt tho postdent of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, unknown to tho modem pirates, but and tho recent conference in Now ho didn’t hnvo to fnko his books to President Harding interrupted h!*t va­ tnl inspectors bo permitted to got York of President J. H. Ross, Business' ftvold sharing tho loot with tho gov- cation today to go to tho army tu­ somo of tho missing money from h erroom. Mnnngor C. E. Stewart, jr., nnd Sales '■ernmont. bercular hospital ut Gorham, twer.tyManager GeorgQ A. Scott of tho Flor-1 ------------------------She addressed the caretaker a« ida Citrus Exchango with Mr. Di Gior- j Here’s government bulletin on how flve miles away. It is understood ho “Grandpn,” nnd explained that thta gio and associates aro declared to have ( to keep a cellar dry. But in there any plnnned thetrlp boforo ho loft Wash­ was merely a form of endearment fo r been in tho interest of the deal which getter plan than calling in your th in - ington. The visit is expected to oc­ tho man, who Is a distant relative o f cupy most of the day. has ju B t been consummated. I ty friends?—Little Rock Gazette. tho Ciarko family. CONFEDERATE HOME TURNED DOWN BY BOARD A GUARDSMEN ARE ARRIVING JACKSONVILLE *#r.v: j* '.a <• i �* f • • • ’ ■ ’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1S21 PAGE EIGH1 Vegetable Growers May Get Relief, Except Celery Rate WASHINGGTON, Aug. 3.—In the case of tho Railroad Dircctor-Gonoral of Railroads and others, tho Inter­ OVER THE SUBJECT OF THE FED state Commerco Commission has ren­ KRAL RESERVE dered tho following important decis­ BOARD ion upon tho complaint attacking tho line haul rates and refrigeration WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Criticism charges on citrus fruits and vegetaof federal reserve system credit pol­ blcso from Floridn producing points icies, which was continued yesterday to various Interstate destinations, before a congressional committee by thnt tho nggregato chnrges arc not John Skelton WilliamB, former comp­ unreasonable except: troller of currency, aroused resont(1) Thnt the lino haul charges .on ment on tho part of the system's ■vegetables, except celery, Undor re­ highest officers—Governor Harding frigeration nro unrcnsonnblo in thnt of the reserve board and Governor they do not provido in these instances Strong of the Now York reserve bank. where n lower minimum nnd hlghor In ono*bf the frequent verbnl inter­ rate apply than under ventilation for changes Governor Ilnrding charged the alternative application of tho across the committee room swinging his fist, but was halted by associates same rnte nnd minimum ns under just in front of his adversary, who ventilation; nnd (2) thnt the refrig­ remained cool, but was rising for tho eration chnrges on fruits nnd vege­ tables nro unreasonable in thnt they threatened encounter. A few minutes later Mr. Strong, nro based on an excessive quantity . while reading to the commission a re­ of ice. Tho commission said: • port which charged Mr. Williams with “false and misleading statements," “In their complnint filed Sept. 11, was interrupted by the former comp­ 1919, ns amended, tho rnilrond com­ troller who shouted:, missioners of Floridn attack transpor­ "That statement of your is falsol" tation rntes nnd refrigeration chnrges Governor Strong, however, continu­ on citrus fruits nnd vegetables from ed reading and presently referred to producing points in Floridn to vnrious Mr. Williams ns being jenlpus of his interstate destinations ns now shown CLOTHCRAFT prerogatives. Cloth** in porishnblo protective tariff No. 1, “And thnt’s n lie, too!’’ tho latter | j q No. 0, ns unrensonnbo; also interjected. on vegetables under refrigorntion, cxI "At this point I request the com cept celery, ns unjustly discrimina­ mittco to require the comptroller to tory. We nre asked tq establish reas­ mnke oath whether he has stated the onable nnd just rates nnd charges for whole truth or notl” Governor Strong tho future. « exclaimed. “Tho joint council of tho Natlonnl Chairman Anderson ruled, nmid tho Lenguc of Commission Merchants of confusion, that it was “’not feasible the United States, tho International to ndopt the policy at this stngc of Apple Shippers’ Association, nnd tho the gnme.” Western Friut Jobbers’ Association Governor Harding nrose out of the of America intervened in support of • “I wish you would plense tell me how ; audience nnd demanded a hearing on the allegations of the complnint with personal grounds, to deny allegations Smith can dress so much better than I can, respect to refrigeration chnrges. Com­ concerning himself, ns Mr. Wil'lnms with the family he has to support.” hnd rnndo them, and presently Gover­ plaints contemf that tho inclusion “Maybe he don’t dress any better, but I’ll nor Strong produced from tho coqfi- of the increased refrigeration chnrges dcntial files of reserve officers’ cor­ mndo effective from Floridn on May admit he always looks good, yet he don’t respondence nnd reports to combat 8, 1919, of items of cost covering tho spend any where’s near as much as you do.” hnulngo of ice in tho bunkers of re­ Mr. Willinms’ criticism. ‘The main difference is that he buys To answer letters and memoranda frigerator cars nnd tho switching in­ read by Mr. Willinms nnd which he cident to tho icing nnd rcicing of Buch Clothcraft moderate priced clothes and gets snid he hnd sent to his associates on cars, i. o., ona cont per car mlio and not only value but good looks as well.” . tho reserve board during 1920 and thirty-flvo cents per car per switch*; 1921, protesting their policy and respectively, resulted in n double course, Governor Harding demanded chnrgd for thoso services-, for tho nnd received permission to rend a reason that tho line haul rates wero single letter of response which the et thnt timo high enough to, nnd by board mnde to Mr. Williams in 1921. operation of Inw did, includo compen­ “Tho federal reserve board feels sation thorefor. Tho elimination of constrained to say,’’ the letter snid, this alleged double charge by n pro­ “thnt your action # * * demonstrated portionate decrease in tho haulage The Clothcraft Store in This Town •• the futility of discussions with you on rates is sought. i questions of honor or fair piny.” • “We find thnt the nggregato trans­ Mr. Williams' criticisms of tho portation nnd refrigeration chnrges ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + H ft4 * + + 4 + + + + ,f,*+,l"H+<,++'i'++>Ii+++*>++4++4+4+++++'i bonrd’s handling of credit problems, nssniled nro not unreasonable except ns contained in the correspondence thnt the hnulnge chnrges on vegeta­ i * * * * 4 * * * * * PUT CRIMP IN SQUTHBRN and repented to the congressional bles, other than celery, under refrig­ AND WESTERN RANKS. commission, were characterised in eration nre unreasonable in thnt they WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—Policieq Governor Harding’s letter ns “ignor- do not provide in those instances i of the Federnl Reserve Board during nnt, inaccurate nnd misleading/’ where n lower minimum and higher the past eighteen ndonths or more rato apply than under ventilation for DAWSON MOVES THE GOODS. were attacked today before a joint the nlternntlve application of tho WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY congressiona commission by J. Skel­ same rnte nnd minimum under refrig­ Lakeland at Daytona. J. M. Dawson hns not been in San­ eration ns undor ventilation, nnd ex­ ton Williams, former comptroller of Tampa a t Jacksonville. tho currency, who charged that the ford long but he has moved the goods cept thnt tho refrigeration charges St. Petersburg rlando. board had displayed undue favoritism while he hns been here. It is his busi­ nre unreasonable to the extent of 20 in lending to New York bnnking ness to keep business moving nnd he per cent of tho cost of ice factor em­ IIOW THEY STAND groups while southern nnd western does just thnt thing. Mr. Dawson un­ braced therein. W L Pet. borrowers were unduly curtailed. derstands merchandising and he un­ w "Defendants will be expected, with­ Orlando ....................50 .5 0 29 .059 There was “abundant ground for com­ derstands advertising und when he out n formal order, to revise thir .4 7 Tampa ............. . 37 .500 plaints of discrimination by farmers writes n two or four page advertise­ charges on this traffic in accordance 40 .518 Lakeland ..................43 ..43 ment or bill he writes it so thnt every­ generally,” he added. « with the conclusions announced here­ St. Petersburg . ..38 47 .447 thing fits exactly nnd makes n per­ The congressional commission was .3 0 49 Daytona .......... .429 fectly balanced advertisement. Mr. in within sixty days from the date of appointed to inquire into the agricul­ .3 5 Jacksonville ...»......35 .398 53 Dawson also believes in huving tho service of this report. If this Is not tural situation nnd summoned Mr. goods just ns advertised and this Is done tho matter mny bo brought to Williams in connection with its in­ " RESULTS YESTERDAY the outstanding feature in all his our attention.” vestigation into credit facilities for Floridu State League sales and promotions. He expects to farmers. TAMPA.—The four masted schoon­ At Jacksonville 2, Tampa 3. make Sunford his headquarters and Many of Mr. Williams' assertions this is good news for his services arc At Orlundo 0, St. Petersburg 8. er, Herald, built in Belfast, Mninc, al­ were challenged in cross-examination available to all of the merchants of A t Daytonn 2, Lakeland 12, by Representative Ogden Mills, Re­ Sanford nt any time nnd he is the lit­ most forty years ngo, nnd which sail­ publican, New York, a commission tle boy who understands the sales ed n greater part of tho seven years South Atlantic Association. member, who was armed with vol­ business as no other. Thu two puge then to spend her declining years in At Charleston fi, Charlotte 0. umes of statistics rulings time nnd advertisement in this issue of Run­ tho service of n locnl shipping con­ At Greenville 4, Columbia 8. again. During the examination Gov. ner's Department Store sale is a sam­ cern, hns mnde her last port. The At Augustn-Spartnnburg, rnin. Harding of the. reserve hoard nnd ple of the manner in which Mr. Daw­ vessel, of five hundred gross tons, set several other of its ofTicinlH twere son arranges a rent advertisement. American League suil on her initial voyage in 1883, und present. Mr. Williams' statement was At Boston 3, Chicago 2. through approximately two score J uncompleted after a six hours' ses­ Others postponed, rain. GAINESVILLE.—Miss Zelmn Bur­ years of active service buffeted tht sion. nett, 1G years old Santa Rosa county gales, hurricanes nnd other wraths of In December, 1919, Mr. Williams girl, who engages in the poultry the seas until one duy in 1917 she National League said, one New York statu bnnking business under the home club plnn neknowedged her master in a Gulf At Pittsburg 9, Philadelphia 5. A t St. Louis 3, New York 2. institution, which he described as sponsored by the Agricultural Ex­ hurrienne and wa sabandoned by her At Chicago 3-7, Boston 5-5. “known for speculative activities," tension Division of the University^of crew’ in a water logged condition. She A t Cincinnati-Rro'okiyn, rnin. borrowed $130,000,000 through the Florida, averaged more than $40 a had drifted about for two months with New York Federnl Reserve Bunk. No month net profits during 1920, accord­ decks awash when sighted by Cnpt. II. Southern Association law was broken, he snid, but sevcrul ing to reports to the extension divis­ R. Wood, of tho schooner Carrie W. At Atluntn 3, Memphis 2. other New York banks “in hard nnd At Now Orleans G, Birmingham 0 .. in good tlmese" were -allowed to hold ion here. The young woman ended Bnbson. Captain Wood . took tho her school career December 1, 1919, derelict in tow and brought it to TamAt Mobilo 7, Nashville G. out lnrgo amounts of reserve loans, nnd nt the beginning of the yeur, 1920, pn. Tho crow hnd been rescued by n At hattanooga 9, Little Hock 2. while western nnd southern borrow­ entered the business world, so to tank steamship. The Herald, then ers were being pressed to reduce speak. Her capital as listed in her re­ owned by n Boston concern, was li­ American Association loans. Mr. Williams rend memommln port, for tho year, included "three beled for salvnge and was purchased At Louisville 9, Minneapolis^. and lotters interchanged between him­ turkey hens nnd a gobbler, nnd two by tho Schooner Herald Co., an or­ At Toledo 11, Milwaukee 3. self and Governor Harding over the White Lcghorr. liens and a rooster." ganization of locnl shipping men. She At Indianapolis 7, St. Paul 2. situation, of which he complnincd. Her report continues: "Turkey eggs again put to sea in operation out of A t Columbus-KnnsaB City, rain. Inid, 120; turkey eggs set, 126; tur­ this sport. Thd schooner returned Slttin In Washington, President keys hntched, 102; turkeys on hnnd, from Cuba recently in a leaky condi­ International League Ilnrding touched n button thnt started 73; Whito Leghorn eggs luid, 330; tion nnd while tied up at the docks At Rochester 1, Toledo 2. At Buffalo 2-9, Syracuse 10-4. Chicago's pngeant- of progress. Such White Leghorn eggs set, 125; chicks here inrushijjg water overwhelmed the M l . Others, rain. a pity thnt ho cannot Htart nonnnlcy hatched, 113; chicks on hnnd, 89.u To­ pumpB nnd the vessel sank in twentyH V tal receipts for tHcycnr’s operations flvo feet of wntef. She was floated in tho "same wny! Virginia League amounted to $078, from which ex­ und after being stripped to the hull, At Newport Nows 0, Wilson 1. penses aggregating $104.10 wero de­ was taken to the mouth of the bay It might bo well to Invito New York ducted, leaving a prollt of $484.70. At Portsmouth 2, Suffolk 8. and beached. ' * ' .. At Rocky Mount 7, Norfolk 3. nnd Chicago gunmen to the disarma­ At Richmond 0, Tnrboro 1. ment conference.—Roanoke Times. TBY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. THY A DAILY HEBALD WANT AD. He Spends Less THE STAR TO-DAY ALL-STAR CAST in U\ Tomorrow—Wm. DeMillc’s Immortal Mas­ terpiece “What Every Woman Knows” SA F E D E PO SIT B O X E S The hand of the law may catchJho. thief after tho theft ia com­ mitted but that doesn’t give ypu your monoy back. An Insurance Company will pay tho loss on your fire-rnvngcd homo but not one cent for monoy hidden away thorein. Summer timo is danger timo for closed houses. Look out for tho wily burglar or unexpected fire. A Safe Deposit Bog or storage spaco in our fire and burglar proof vaults costs little but saves much. j The People’s Bank 4 and Looks Better of Sanford i 4 4 4 « ■ The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. ; SPORT WORLD 4 Foundation for Children in New York, SMITH FAMILY MELD FOR MURDER according to announcement of the OF SCARBOROUGH. owner. The New York legislature in February, enacted provisions for the (B r Th» AiMtUWd Fr«u) formation of tho foundation, of which TAMPA, Aug. ,4.—Henry Smith, Mr. HockBhcr 1b tho main support. fifteen, Mattie Smith, thirteen, nnd Tho grove covers 1,320 acres, ground Mrs. Smith, wife and children of I. D. for which wns broken in May, 1020. Smith, hold without bond in connect­ Sixty thousand trees were set out last ion with the killing of William Scar­ season, according to M. G. Campbell, borough, near Rlverviow Tuesday, manager of tho grove, nnd it is plann­ was arrested ns mutorlnl witnesses. ed to plant 134,000 trees tho coming Physicians who removod tho bullet season nt the rate of 5,000 daily. Tho from Scarborough’s head snid it was Tomplo orange w o b first discovered on a 32-calibre, whereas a rusty pistol tho cstnto of William Chase Temple found nenr tho body was a 38-cnlibre. ( nonr Winter Park, a few years ago, Smith reported to tho sheriff th a t. nnd citrus men predict a ready mar­ Scarborough hnd committed suicide. ket for the fruit, w|}ich so far has been placed on the mnrkot only on a TAVARES.—Arthur Davis, who small scale. The fruit 1b described as wns involved in a gun fight in front of having a skin softer than tho rogular tho court house hero sovernl weeks vnriety but not so soft as the tanger­ ngo, was severely cut when the blado ine. of a portable buzz-snw ran amuck here recently. Davis with several other TAVARES.—Henry Huff, employed men were operating the snw nt high speed when tho framework gave wny. ns brnkemnn by the Tavares and Gulf As the blndc cntnpnultcd from its railroad, here, is minus a shoo and frame it enme in contnct with the belt suffering a slightly strainci} leg but nnd wns given momentum on its flight. otherwise not inconvenienced us tho Tho blade split in two a watch chain 'result of n .predicament in which ho dangling from the right hip pocket found himself while working in tho of Dnvis’ trousers nnd then bounded rnilrond .yards. Huff’s foot caught over nnd struck hinf on tho left leg in a switch from nnd he couldn't-oxtricausing an abrasion 8 inches long nnd -’ate it. Several box enrs, " having 4 inches deep. Davis’ father wns kill­ been given n push by a switch engine ed and his brother kidnnpnped and and let looso, ns is customary in such beaten in the court house fight which work, were benring down on him. His occurred when tho three men were at­ first thought wns to throw his body tacked by several other men following from the tracks nnd conflno his loss a domestic quarrel. to a leg. Then ho thought hotter of it and when the cars enpio on him ho LAKE WALES.—Tho Tcmpletown grabbed the drawbar nnd held tilghtorange grove owned by Augustus ly. It wns a momentary struggle be­ Hccks’hcr, of New York, will be de­ tween tho moving enrs nnd tho awitch voted to tho culture of Temple orang­ frog, which ended when tho shoo was es for tho market nnd will be operated torn from his foot,'w ith Huff still ns an endowment for the Hccksher clinging to the drawbnr. 4*4*+•)■4*+♦ • H’ 41 ❖ •H*V+4*4*4-++++•M14> ■ A n o th e r G ood B uy We have a number of 30x3 30x3Vo casings in sev­ eral different makes, all standard goods. First Quality All have Serial Numbers Manufacturers Guarantee Non-Skid 3 0 x3 — - - $ 3( m ..... <> W IGHT BROS. CO. , “There’s a Man at the •H*++4*4i<i4"H>+4,4,4>+4,4,<>4i4'+4,44i4,4>4*4,4* �‘<M r> < v , W- PAGE TWO t‘r.l * J | university for throe seasons. She was a member of the Alpha Pi Qota fra­ ternity, nnd, following the ceremony, MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, when a five piece ochostra rendered a program of music, four of her fra­ __________ Phong 117-W ternity sisters, Miss Francis Douglass nnd Miss Lula Coberly.of DcLand; SOCIAL CALENDAR Miss Josophlno Lengloy, of Eustls, ■Monday—Tho Westmlnsltcr Club \ylll nnd Miss Iris Battle, of Sorrento, as­ /be entertained by .Misses Lettio sisted in presenting the guests to tho (1 Cilflweli and Pcrrio Leo Bell at tho receiving line. '.homo of the former at 4 o'clock. Mr. Chnlkcr, who is an employee of Friday—Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain ‘the Bank of R o c k l c d g o , where they ■the members of tho Monday Bridge will make their future home nfter a Club a t her home on Fourth street, motor tlrip through tho southern part a t 3:30 p. m. of the state, wns for two years a Saturday.—The Children's Story Hour student of Stetson, whero tho col­ will bo held at tho Central Park at lege romnnee began. He was a populnr 0:00 o’clock. All eMldren between member of tho Pi Kappa Phi fratern­ the ages of four to fifteen are most ity nnd took on active Interest in all cordially invited. n(fairs of thnt order. Tho ceremony was performed at an •ROOF GARDEN CLUB. Improvised altar under nn arch of as­ T h e Roof Garden Club met Monparagus fern, Mexlcnn vino nnd pink daay afternoon at the homo of Miss killnrncy roses, from the center of Mamie Knt4 Williams. Interesting which hung a bell formed of nsparnwork for tho coming winter was dis­ gus fern, having for its clapper one cussed. They had ns their guest, Dr. aiyitBiB, who gnve them a good talk perfect pink rose. The bride wns given and olfored many suggestionst After by her father in marriage. She wns at­ adjournment the hostess served punch tired in a simple dress of white organdio wearing with it n becoming a n d cake. transparent hat and carrying n show­ er bouquet of bride’s roses nnd vnlley .STAY AT HOMES HAH DINNER. lilies. Her “chic” going-nwny gown The Stay nt Home Club had one of wns of navy blue tricotine with a cir­ Shu most pleasant occasions of their cular skirt nnd Russinn blouse effect. .young lives Inst night nt the Chuluota Her accessories were of the smoke Inn, when about fifteen couples gnthgray shades. Mr. Chnlker had ns his tired there for a chicken dinner and best man, Mr. J. Prlsor, of Rocklcdgo. ♦lance. The Chuluota Inn is well Immediately nfter the ceremony, an adapted for an ntTnir of this kind, and Informal reception wns held and a de­ the wide porches nnd fine dining room lightful salad, followed by nn ice and living rooms all assist in making course, wns served.—DcLand Nows. tube guests comfortable. Mine Host tPivd Hagans, nnd his good wife, were Mrs. G. W. Rutherford and children, •everywhere nnd were assisted by Mr. left Thursday for Cpronndo Bench, ami Mrs. Clias. Brumley, in mnking where they will spend several weeks the guests feel at home, but the Stay nt the Ocean View hotel. a t Homes are at home everywhere nnd need but little attention. Just turn Mrs. J. H. Ferguson, left today for (hern loose nnd they do the rest. The Batnbridge, Gn., where she will visit screened porch nt one end of the house friends. was made into the dining room last night while the dining room was reD. R. Brisson, of Daytona Beach, is .served for dancing and Jimmy School spending several dnys here with his ■whose stage nnmc is “Peter” tore up sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride, a t her 'the pinno while the guests dnneed be­ home on Palmetto avenue. tween courses of the dinner and nfter dinner. The dinner by the way was a Mr. nnd Mrs. D. P. Drummond re­ real chicken dinner nnd half of a turned home Wednesday night from spring chicken was served to each South Bend, Ind., whercthey were call­ guest while everything that goes with ed by the death of Mr. Drummond’s such n dinner wns served in most tempting style nnd served with fnther. promptness nnd despatch. The man­ Mth. Geo. DeCottcs left todny for agement of the hotel gave the Indies Jacksonville, where she will visit Mrs. beautiful fnns ns favors nnd red, DeCottcs, Sr., while her husband nnd white nnd blue favors were given to son urc at Cump Johnson. vrnch one ns place favors. Profusions aiT roses nnd other beautiful flowers Mr. C. J. Slstrunk nnd Mr. Wing, lo r which Chuluota is fnmous wero on of Orlando, were here Tuesday trans­ tthr tables nnd everywhere throughout acting business. the hotel. The elaborate menu wns served in five courses and proved very HMIonlg, of New York, is spending satisfactory in every respect demonseveral days here on business. : aerating thnt Mr. Hngans is an ex­ perienced hotel man and knows how Mr. and Mrs. S. It. Reid, of Phila­ *to •serve hi* guests the best in the delphia, are spending some time here culinary line nnd also to make them at the Montezuma. feel p e r k ily nt home. The Stay nt -Homes left for home at n Inte hour Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomas have ♦si;lh the feeling thnt they will return nrrived here from Miami, nnd are ♦the visit to the Chuluota Inn nt an mnking Sanford their home. Mr. •early date. Thomas holds a responsible position Mrs. Theodore W. Langley wns •elected chairman of the entertninfnent with the American Fruit Growers committee and while the next meeting Association. jnlncc hns not been decided upon it Mrs. Laura Huff left Wednesday •will be n good one and the club will for St. Augustine, whero she will arrange for a good time and expect spend ten days, visiting friends and to round out tho summer with some relatives. of the best times the members have <*ver experienced in Sanford. R. W. Pearman and Curtis Barber motored to Ilaytonn Bench yesterday 'MISS LOUISE SMITH WEDS. afternoon. 'IThe many friends of Miss Louise ■Smith, youngest daughter of the Hon. M. M. Smith, will bo surprised and pleased to learn of her marriage to IMc. J. C. Lettuce, which took plnre 'today nt noon. The ceremony was very quiet, being performed in the presence of only the immediate family and closest friends. Miss Smith is a Winter Park girl and is widely known in Centra Flor­ ida, being considered one of.the most beautiful young Indids in the higher socinl set. Rumors often approaching marriage hnvc been henrd for some time, but tho exact date has been disclosed to ••only her closest friends. Mr. Lettuce is traveling general freight agent for tho Winston-Salem ■Sorjth Bound Railway Co. He iH held •in high esteem by his hundreds:, of friends throughout the State who will learn with Interest if his hnppy mar­ riage. The bridal couple loft todny for a short honey moon, nnd upon their re­ turn will make their homo in Winter Park.—Ornndo Reporter-Star. CHALKER—STOKELY. A wedding, which took place Tues­ day, August 2, nt high noon at Mt. Dora, which will be of interest to many in DeLand, wns that of MBs 'Christine Stokcly nnd Thos. Doster Chnlker, of Rockledge. Both bride and groom hnd been Stetson Univer­ sity students. Miss Stokcly graduat­ ing from the homo economics depu-tment last spring after attending the / J Misses Soritn Lake and Florence Henry; Messrs. Robert Deane and Paul Lake, were a congenial party motoring to Daytona Bench yesterday afternoon. - •• • * fijf, •I , % <'A n n o u n c in g It 4 r i r*i . . r a. ■ The N ew Buick “Four” . t• t — A Thoroughbred Four, Com pleting the F am ed Buick Line , T he new Four-Cylinder Buick, here announced, is a thoroughbred—a p e d ig re e d car well worthy of its name. Down to the very last detail, this new model possesses every quality of enduring serviceability, complete comfort, and distinctive appearance that have always characterized Buick automobiles. The advent of this new Four makes the Buick 1922 line complete. It offers to purchasers of a car of this size all tne and service that go to make up the name “ ! The cBuick Valvein -H ea d E n g i n e A Tower Tlant That Has Proved Itself — The engine, of course, is of the time-tested Buick Valve-in-Head type. T he year-after-ycar concentra­ tion of Buick’s engineering skill and experience in building Valve-in-Head motors assures the highest standard of performance obtainable today. Every other unit is of a quality equal to the power plant. T he whole assembly constitutes a perfectly balanced chassis which is of typical Buick construction. T he equipment of Cord Tires is merely evidence of the quality which characterizes the entire car. Two open and two closed body types mounted on the Buick built chassis comprise the new series. Even the most casual inspection of the details of design and workmanship will reveal that full measure of qual­ ity which motoristshave learned toassociatewith Buick. A G r e a t Car , Prices Make It An Even Greater Value . 22-34 22-35 22-36 22-37 P r ic e s T w o Passenger Roadster % 935 Five Passenger Touring 975 T hree Passenger Coupe - 1475 Five Passenger Sedan - - 1650 All Prica F. O. B. Flint, MUUgmm CrrJ T im Standard F.quifmmt tm a ll MrdrJ* St* U i/tr S^ta/uatttaj and D t/n itty D ata Obviously a high grade automobile—a genuine Buick production—the prices listed below make this great Four even greater. A value such as this is possible only because of the combination of Buick engineer­ ing skill devoted to the one ideal of quality, Buick production facilities developed over nearly a quarter of a century, and Buick’s nation-wide distribution and service organization. The Buick Motor Company is proud of the Buick Four. It has the faith of long experience in this newest addition to its line. It places upon it unre­ servedly the Buick guarantee carried by every Buick automobile produced. That its confidence is well placed is manifested not only by the keen interest with which motorists have awaited this announce­ ment, but also the advance orders placed by distri­ butors, dealers, and the general public. N. H. GARNER, DEALER SANFORD, FLORIDA J W H E N B E T T E R A U T O M O B IL E S A R E Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bauiuel motor­ ed to Orlando yesterday, where they spent the day with friends at Pleas­ noje county, Florida, will offer for ure Bench. s a l e , and sell to Iho highest and best bidder for cash during the legal hours Frank Pope, of Knoxville, Tenn. of H ale, tile following described land, is visiting Mrs. Frank and family, al situate, lying and being in the County their home on Sanford Height/. of Seminole, State qf Florida, more particularly described as follows, toMisses Esther Miller and Anna Mn- wit: Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Block sep, wero among the Sanford people Five (5), of Tier Three (3), of San­ at Daytona Bench yesterday. _____________ ford, Florida, according to E. It. TrnfIn the Circuit Court or the Seventh ford’s map of Sanford, Florida, as per plat thereof duly of record. Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for for Seminole County.— deed. * In Chancery. J. J. DICKINSON,' 7-20-Qtc Special Master in Chancery. NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE Farmers Bank &. Trust Company, n corporation, Complainant, vs. Lila K. Murrell nnd K. R. Murrell her husband, John M. Murrell, nnd Peo­ ples Bank of Sanford, n corpora­ tion, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of a decree of foreclos­ ure ami sale entered in the nbovo en­ titled cuunc on tho 1st day of July, A. D. 1021, I, as Special Master In Chuneery, on Monday, tho 5th day at Sep­ tember, A. D. 1021, in front of the Court House door at Sanford, Semi- •? Every time some of tho Europenn countries begin to tulk about handH urrosH the sea, Uncle Sam thinks of Low ho hands across tho dough.— Washington Tost. After giving their husbandt* the once over, wo are unalterably oppos­ ed to the libel which says women havo no sense of humor.—Columbia Record. Before insisting upon self-govern­ ment, let tho Philippines givo proof thnt they have sufficient lawyers to told all the public offices. BUILT-BUICK WILL IH THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ cull Court on Oil. 11to gist ilu, of July, A. I>. IAL L’lUGUIT, SEMINOLE LOuNTX. Ii .’I. FLORIDA.—1H CHANCERY | (HE.VI.) K. A. IIOCUI.ASS V .ilit I*. IhiltliiMiii, <*oiu|iUlnaiit, vs. I*. \V. Hcliwlml nnd Ktmnit M. Hcliwlml, III* .Ml... .11,1 I l f ....... . ,|«Tl«M . »r«li; !<•". or ntlii>n> rUlmlitu miller F. W. Hcliwlml mill l.iiiinn .\l. Pvhwlnil, lietMiilniila. CITATION To t'. W. Sili..In.I nm| |;,umn *|. >- 1 win I re— Hence unknown: IIn* uiikiiuwn liilr* i l e . l w . , ti".atei*., i rniitee* nr, filler rl.iln *uta uii'l *’ F. W. Krhwlml ami Kiimm M. Srlitrlml. i. ul ... uiiy mlicr |lemon nr i>craiuia rlalmlnit m y l'i* le ie .l lii ami tn Iho follow line ilcarrllio! lamia • 111!nil'll In Soli’' olo County, Florltln. to-wlt: I ola I mi l i! n. Illoek "A" ul UIKhrll'* Sur­ vey nf Iho Levy Omni. It H|i|iearlm! from Iho mforn hill nf comlilalnt Kleil In IMa rnu.o ncaln.l y in . thnt you I avo 01 claim niih. Iiitorv-t III uml to iho Ian In lerrlnvf.ivo ilrutr'lml, therefore, you. Iho atihl F. W. Hrhwlml ami Emma II. S o l. tn.l. iiri* hereby ontere.l uml ref|ulrt-<l In Ini ami ctmeiir Iniforo our aahl Circuit Court, al the Court IInline In Hanroril. Florida, on iho aril il ij of Octolwr. A. I). 11121, ami ll.cn nail Herr make anatvor'ln Iho hill uf cntu|ilalnt cvhl'.'i ul a -i|li. I you. ntherwlao a ilecrro |iru rnnfcaao vrlII l.e enl""e.| (i nlnat you. Ami all other peranna claiming any rltl.t. ti­ tle nr Inn-real In anil In the property hereinalaive ilcerrllwil under, hy nr Ho.null F. W. Meliwlnd and Emma E. Hchnlnd. or ull.erwlee, are hereby ordered ami rn.|Ulretl In ho <ml ap. near hefuiv our aald Circuit I nurt. al the CnnM I liman In Sanford. Vlmliia, nn iho Tlh dav of Nnretnher. A. I>. JP'.'I. and t'icnnnd tlieie make ntiairrr !•> the Idll nf cOniidnln.' <*\hlhlti*.l ariiluat aahl unknown | nr IId , ulhcrwlee a de­ c r e e 'pro confearn will Ik- enters I a-:alua| aal.l uiikiiown parlliv. II U ordered It.al Ihla notice Ik* pul.Ilal ed In Co Hnnfnrd llrrald n " -n .-au rr pnh||*hed j*i Seminole County. Florida, once a week for i*l»lit cnnaecuti.e -'cesa n« in II - known par. Ilea dofi-mlanl, an.I once a week fur twelve eimaocnllve we.'ka aa to ll.o unknown partita defendant. Wltnraa my hand and the teal nf aahl Clr- Clerk of ll*o f lim it C um . :*«u.Initio Comity, rio.l ln. Ily A. M. WEEKS. Ii. c OKOIIIIK II. i i e i i i i i m ;. H'.llcl.t.r ami rmniiwt f.,r C„m..l„lh,mi. |,-lle NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB DECREE OF DISSOLUTION To All Whom it May Concern, Take Notice: Thnt I, ns attorney for the stoekhcdtlcrs of the Floridn-Cubn Cigar Company, a corporation under tho lnwu of the State .if Florida, shall, on the 15th day of August, 1021, nt 0:30 o’clock n a., or ns soon thereafter us a hearing ran he had, apply to the Honorable James W. Perkins, judge of tho Circuit Court, Seventh Judiciui Circuit, of Florida, sitting in cham­ bers at DeLand, Florida, or whore over the said Judgo may thon bo in his said C h'cJt, for n decree of disso­ lution of tho Florida-Cubn Cigar Com­ pany, n corporation ua aforesaid. FLORIDA-GUBA CIGAR CO. By GEORGE G. HERRING, 7-16-oaw-jtc . Counsel. BUILD T H E M NOTICE. Honorable Board of County Cos missioner/ in and for Seminole co# ty, Florida, will rccclvo bids for buD :ng a roof over tho porgoln of court bouse, nnd also for paints the main root of tho court house. Bids to be received on or before! a. m., Monday, July 18, A. D-, 1® nt the office of tho clork of the cult court. Plnns nnd spcoificntii may I'e had by application to tho cU if the circuit court nt Sanford, on nnd after Juno 20th. 1021. hoard reserves the right to reject I nnd all bids. E. A. Dougls**! 70-fitc Cl* If the railroads persist in tnining high passenger rates, should be required to mako tho n little i..ore comfortable. The domestic relations court vestigator of St. Louis sayo men tltte attention to women’s clot Ip thin era of great events, men r.ot interested by trifles. Post carets—local views—lc each1 —Get your Scratch Pads from Tho Herald—by the pound—13c. •lie Ilcrnlc! office. , I y 7 J | . ,■ v.V �' i / i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST B, 1921 . PAGE THREE M ' WARNED AGAINST GRASS EATING A Conservative Bank With Progressive Ideas PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Though proud of our long record of past achieve­ ments-in assisting in the development of a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the post becomes more intensive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions are created by Pro­ gressive Individuals. ’ LAWYERS George A. DeCottes CONTRACTORS S. 0 . Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— Contractor and Bnllder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA FLORIDA. Sanford Construct*n Co* BATTERIES CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Battery Troubles to Us Furnished I w« ■paoliIlM an Kaotried Work and t u (In All Work Guaranteed jpu d.pandabU aarrlM,, n . T. PACE___ :_____ P. 0 . Box M WE ALSO RATE OOXKTEVT XECHAJflCX BKIMO TOUX The Seminole County ji .....Bank.... TOR OVERSAULWO TOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Company "A financial inatitutlon with a successful pant and a young man’s vision of tho future" CHULUOTA INN ■ j Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable —-----------------------P rices----------------------- — Special SERVICE THAT SATISFIES TOWN MARSHAL OF WINTER GARDEN WAS NOT GIVEN SPANKING. George Harris, chief of police of Winter Garden, was not spanked or abused by citizens of Winter Gurdcn, according to authentic information rcceeived in Orlando today. Bosch Magnetoes Han is, who left Orlando on tho 2:20 Stromberg Carburetors afternoon train Sunday, caused a stir in this city when he arrived here Genuine Replacement Parts shortly before noon and tusked for Delco and Remy Sales Service police protection. According to his Expert Repairs on all makes ojf statement a certain bootlegging gnng In West Orange,had it in for him be­ Magnetoes and Generators cause he refused to allow them to op­ erate, and for this renson had admin­ Opposite Poxtoffico istered n spanking, giving him so % many hours to leave tho State. OKI,ANDO. FLORIDA It now dovelopes that Harris was Phono 818 arrested by a deputy sheriff of West Orange, given a fair ami impartial trial at midnight and ordered to leave Motor Parts Service Co. the city, county and State, immediate­ DILI. DENNIS, Manager ly by the council unless u heavy penanlty would bo levied upon him. The polico chief was charged with We have the most com­ improper relation with a colored wo­ man, Numerous reports hnd been re­ plete line of ceived concerning his actions in the colored quarters of the town, with tho result a watch was kept Saturday night. According to the statement of tho officer making tho hrrcsl nnd sub­ Ever displayed in San­ stantiated by other witnesses Harris was •caught in tho negro woman’s ford room. The city council of Winttr Gar­ den immediately aroused from Lot us figure with you ther was slumbers and summoned to tho on your requirements city ball to try the accused city of­ Also exclusive agents ficial. In the dead of night Judgment was passed, carrying a penalty of banishfor . men from his homo city. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS The friends of Mrs. Harris colceted money to purchase a railroad Paints and Varnishes enough ticket to take hor to her home in Tennessee.—Orlando Reporter-Star. BUILDERS HARDWARE HILL HARDWARE COMPANY N O W ! GULF LUMBER CO. ‘ Boys, page Hughey Jennings, famous grass-ontlng funnel- leader of the Detroit Tigers, now assistant to Mnggsy McGraw of the (Hunts, nod Trls Speak* er of tho world’s elinmplon Indium*. Don’t chew grass or your health will suffer, Is tho wnnilng Issued to British athletes by lending London specialists,! following the news thut a famous foot­ baller has hud to undergo two operations for n mysterious gland swelling. The doctors found that the cause of the footbnllcr’s trouble was chewing grass during gutnes. This practice resulted In the swallowing of a parasite which attacks cattle. Thousands of caltlo ns n result have to be destroyed n» a result of the consequent gland swelling. PITCHERS FINALLY WIN It has been n rule In baseball (hat the pitchers get the hitter of the batsmen In (lie end. It has always been so ami Is likely to he so again. Handicaps have heeff imposed upon the pitchers again nnd again, hut they lltmlly overcame them. Note the great number of ..'lOO hitters nearly 20 years ago. when the pitcher’s box was put hack to (10 feet from the plate and then see how the .800 hitters began to diminish In succeeding yenrs. FORETOLD VICTORY AT GOLF Jock Hutchison, Chicago Professional, Made His Prophecy Come True at St. Andrews. .Tock Hutchison, Chicago profession­ al, who won the Ilrltlsh open golf tnurnnment, Is more of n hero thnn the fburney stories Indicate. Jock, like most Scots, doesn’t tnlk much. Hut wlmt he says, lie means. HERALD ADS get results. Pickling and Preserving: TIME Most items of building material have reached bottom nnd prices hnvo “°Kun iheir upward swing. It is not likely that there will evor v « time more fnvornhlo for building weanmically thnn now, are selling good nmtcrialB— complete house bills if desired — at ',cry *,nv Prices nnd wo pny tho freight *o you. i ^ 0 have saved Florida buildera m,my thousands of dollars and can r‘ fir you .to scores of satisfied custo­ mers. * Lvery piece of lumber wo soli is rtmrnntocd true to grade. Figures ,n k. Let us cstimato on your bufldmg hill. PERRY, FLORIDA Rainer, Mgr. Phone 1B9 We have the STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. ROOK, jo b AND COM. MEUCIAL PRINTING °no 1,8 Herald Building Notes It might happen that both New York clnhs would run u close secutul all ut the year. # • • The Pacific International hopes to pull through the year, hut Its prosfleets are not'the brightest. . . . Pilcher (Scary of the .Seattle club goes to the Cincinnati Iteds In ex­ change for three players and JMO.UOO. • • • Pitcher Carl Williams, who was sold to Albany by Waterliury, luis been suspended for not' reporting to the club. • • • Frank Baker, the veteran third baseman. Is getting to he the Idg boy with the Hall for the Yanks aside from Itm Ik. • • • The Pacific Coast lllleil up too free­ ly with players sent on from the East and wishes that It hadn't. New blood Ik needed. • • • Joe (ilcusoit, whom Hilly Smith tried ■a he rid of earlier In the season, has iiocn pitching some remarkable hall lor Shreveport. • • • The International league, formerly the eastern league, Is thirty years old, and h a s developed many crack baseball players. t * * • » Jack Perrin, outfielder and a varsity football man of the University of Michigan, lias Joined the Boston Red Sox for a tryout. • ♦ • The veteran Doc Jay Andrews has resigned as manager of the Huron team of the Dakota league and Hoy Brown succeeds him. • * • What has become of all those (bids of the year, whose m onikers were pnrAded In type hist April? Have they been lost again? . . . Dude I'nskert, playing with Knnsns City under n fat bonus, does not find the going so easy and has begun to mill at umpires as an alibi. 9 9 9 Charleston, since Larry Cheney took ilie iimniigenient, has continued to go grout guns. It rauMip 14 straight wins before n halt was called. • • * HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 811-W Ssnford, FI LORD'S PURITY WATER Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dslly Service Phono 1ST SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS / Expert Repairing OIL, GAB snd ACCESSORIES Oak and F irst. V. C. COLLER, Prop. REAL ESTATE General Shop and Mill Work- E. F. Lane CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Real Estate and Insurance Phone 95 8anferd, Fla. ELECTRICAL Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD 517 Commercial Street COLONIAL LAMPS FLORIDA ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational commlttoo of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests nil young women’ desiring employment to register at tho First Nntionnl Bnnk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Stornge Facilities OPTICIAN • OPTOMETRIST If we please you, tell othern; if not tell us. Phone 498 Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZING WORKS O. C. W1I.B0N. Owner SATISFACTORY SERVICE ANI) REASONABLE PRICES .. Wight mother. G .rag. Building Tube and Tire Repair S. A., HOUSTON HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New Hoter* 91.60 Up Per Day Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Work Automobile Starter Gear Omaha, By Adums-Barre Method Mounted on Fly Wheels 210 Magnolia Avenue Automobile Crank Shafts Returned' Gna Engines nnd Pumps Overhauled) Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave Irrigation’ Nipples Phone 82 New Era Printery G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING C. A. WHIDDON CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 405 NuBONE CORSETS AND Pitcher Friday, who started In the Virginia league with Wilson, hut was BRASSIERES At the Florida open golf tournament vent to the Piedmont league, lia s Mudo to Order and DRINK 'ast winter Jock was asked how he Joined the Petersburg Trttnkmnlters, :: Guaranteed :: • * * Elder Springs Water. Ita 99 9F-IWJ figured Amerlca’8 chances to cop the MRS. J. B. COLEMAN The Brooklyn National league club British open. per cent pure. Phone 81L Wcinkn Bldg. Phono 575-W “We'll do It," he answered quietly. Is In the peculiar position of working At St. Andrews every other Ameri­ with both Memphis and New Orleans, can contender went out early. Jock, rivals for the Southern league pen­ *71*Lmi*NWe« battling alone, turned n rout Into n nant. Sunburned Nose • • • glorious victory, mode Ills prophesy U .a p len ty of cooling The Detroit club, always on the come true by his own efforts, nnd Tmaumo umm S look for Inflelders, has purchased Jack earned tlm tlmnlcs of tho nation. Tavener, the midget shortstop of tho Columbia club of tho South Atlantic Hesls gently, quickly end antlr optically IS ROWING CHAMPION AT 40 league. • • • Tom Hughes, pitching for Los An­ In Winning Ssnlor Single Sculls geles tire other day, got special men­ Hilton Belyea Made New Record tion In the pnpers for shutting out the - foe Mile and Half. luud-lilltlng Oakland team, allowing Illlton A. Bolyen of St. John, N. Il­ Inti sIX lilts.i- • * • ls a rowing champion at 40. Doe Barrett, who formerly served B ES T AND B IG G E S T C IG A R Ilo won tho New England amateur senior single championship recent­ ns seont nod trainer for the New York ly. Ills time of*) minutes nml !I0 sec­ Vahkces and Giants, has been onThe more you smoke them - Hie better you'll like them onds was a new sectional record fot •tmed Uy Connie Mile); to dig up some Write for our Premiam Catalog No. 4 "n’ent f.tr the Athletics, Iho mile nnd n half. I. LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO., NEWARK. N. j. • * • Rowers, like wiVstlers, seem to lin Largest Independent Cigar Factory In the World. In nmHelders Trofry nnd Ilnmsey prove with age. It In a sport which de e'lio to p Augusta’s batting order. D ip velops them continually. Their muscles keep on dcvelnplii; TR-crs claim the two fastest runners in the league. They are nlso uuiony and their strength Increases, And they do not Inirn out ns •he lest hasp runners In tho Sally quickly ns fighters or baseball players '1 'UM'O, Jock Hutchison. ulenthblaWm BAL L HARDWARE CO. Box Q Herald Printing Co. Baseball L. A. Renaud, Prop. PURE WATER with good boardf fine accommodations for trav­ elers, also apartments for light house­ keeping. Private garage. Rates renaable. * ■:* *!• PRIVATE ROOMS MRS. WADSWORTH ban!10. Tnmpn Ti,nea «»ya tho doily P. 0. Box 528 222 Peninsula Drive ■bend n<!C#M,ty* Yc“* th0B0 w-ho ATLANTIC HOUSE think ho'0 r 8Um,ner8 tho beaches Daytona Beach -iFlorida 1 J o h n R u s k in POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE fi'A* �■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 , 1M1 P a g e tour * * * * * * * * * * * « * » » • GENEVA jj THE* ADVANTAGES OF A Announcement Is made today of the The uncertainties of tho futuro in presentation before the motoring pub­ j BANK ACCOUNT CANNOT business matters arc so great that • w i n * . tmtm * lic of Bulck’s new four-cylinder line. many big manufacturing institutions * * * * * * * * * * i: BE OVER-ESTIMATED----are better content to rest a while and Thero are four models in iho lino, in­ cluding roadster and five pnsstngor let matters take their course, rather Tho Misses Julia nnd Bcsssle Gelgor m u iH m touring in the open enrs, and threethan attempt to push them over on rcturne<I Wednesday from Winter ..Editor J . HOLLY up-grade that seems rather steep just passenger coups and five-passenger Park, where they spent a pleasant If a bank account wore a difficult thing to :!f. J . LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer nt present. But not all. A few real­ sedan In the closed models. week visiting friends nnd relatives. ■U A. NEEL--------- General Manager acquire, it would still be worth a constant ef­ ize that now is the time to push as) Inasmuch os it hns been known In Mr. Walter Flynt hns purchased n CURTIS BARBER never before. oeiore. They m o / know nuur. thnt ..... a_ wait ----- the automotive trade for some time new Bulck car. fort on your part. ^ ing course is not a wise one. They. V tbc. n“l®"M irm,D *“* __ ~««— - »•axmouLATio* mavaoxt Duivn H,V0 --- ....adding Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland Reed and Mrs. u "Phone US up to 6 P. M. know that it is not possible to merely I illiV. Bl,lck P»rPo«oti a lino of fours, considerable interest attaches Adams motored to Oviedo Sunday | i U » E n l i K»«wi> o« A p p ltatti— stand still and wait for tho world to ‘ /nUM- c°nsMcrablc lntorc8t ntU,chcB to tho specifications covering tho new evening. But money in the bank means more to you ■UwtsUes M m U ASymo* nwlng around to their position. If a models. In motor construction Bulck ............. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provatt spent In* n XnU< Tn> . business does not advance, it will hns adhered to the vnlvc-in-head prin­ tha nthe mere possession of an available Sumlny with Mrs. McFnrinne. Doi*wU,'i«, citr 'bT OMrtM «m w*k ....... ....................... » SSS eventually nnd necessarily slip back­ ciple with w hich'its namo hns been Mrs. Endor Curlett returned Tues­ sum at your command. It is tho establish­ so prominently connected for twenty t w a * is - u l b w w m IUt a*'**?, *■: ward. U n b t m n I m Im U County and U pubUOod One manufacturer who senses the years. Tho cylinder bore is 3 3-8 day from a week's visit in Jackson­ msm* W d n y . A d r.rtU laf ra ta l mad* known ment for you of an element of character with ville nnd St. Augustine. m anSleaU oa. Dotnoeratio In poUUoi. f> o0 situation nnd is determined to take inches with a stroke of 4 3-4 inches. Mrs. William Kilbie spent th e ' p a t yaar. alw ayi In adranoa. no backward Htep is George Eastman, Tho motor develops between 35 and 40 a value that cannot be estimated in dollars. president of the Eastman Kodak Co., hrnko horse powor nnd rond tests week-end in Jacksonville visiting rela­ Humber of The Associated Preea which employs thousands of skilled have shown thnt the power plant will tives. • ♦ sr to to aa { nave uivm , ..... — .. _ • Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mr. Ira —l i t . workmen. In a recent letter workman, who had been laid off tern- j deliver up to 60 miles an hour with Mathews left Saturday for West Palm pornrily, Mr. Eastman gave utter- ! ease. Features of motor construct- Beach, whore Mrs. Taylor will mnko Career up, bald pates. An English ance to some homely truths, which ion arc the largo three-hearing ernnk- hor home with her son, Mr. MoHe Tay­ physician has invented a machine are worthy of the most careful consld-1 »haft nnd 12-Inch long connecting lor. v U ch , it is claimed,* can sew hairs on oration by employers and employees rods, extra long rods being provided The B. Y. P. U., of the Genova “A Community Builder” tom an heads. A very fine needle, op­ the country over. Nobody will con- ( tQ reduce vibration to a minimum. A Baptist church, hnd a picnic at Lnko erated by cloctiridty, can affix one tend that the products of the Eastman circulating splash oiling system gives Harney todny. Although only a F. P. FORSTER............. ......... ............ -.P r u d en t hundred hairs in an houn Figure compnny are in any sense necessities automatic lubrication throughout. An- small number nttended, a good tino o u t how many hairs to the square inch of life. They are pure luxuries, which other importnnt fu tu re , which is B. F. WHITNER............................................ Cashier was enjoyed by nil. yoa want, how long it will tako to do arc j) oasant to have, tvhich add some-; „tamlard equipment on ull Bulck cars, A miscellaneous shower will be giv­ th e job, and get In communication thing to the Joy of living, which the thp automatic carburetor heat con- en nt the home of the bride-elect, Miss <*+***4 w ith tho doctor or tho company hnnd people buy and enjoy when they are tro, thro;1Rh which ldt>nl vaporizing Edna Geiger, on Friday evening at 4 ling this invention.—Eustis Lake Reg W n "re nottf,ndi9- , conditions arc obtained. Pure Milk and Ctoam. Morning and af. . . . , , . .... o’clock. ioa. If a fellow ever sows a hair in pensnble. One would suppose if anyMrs. J. T. McLain was shopping in one could afford to .It Idly by nnd' ,™ e Iran,nd...on I, of the .elective ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. D. o u r head and we find out about it, Snnford Snturday. welt for the cloud, to roll b , nnd l>'pc’ lh™L*1 ’" ' * for; O, boy. u |. Mr. nnd Mrs. Prcvntt and Mrs. Tillis, Stokes & Millltzers; Populnr Eastman would theTM flr.tthnt to 'Joint ’ "'"rd is of stamlnrd r'’v" " ’n . ----------- o----------• «... —. be amongrnB„ Bulck construct McFnrinne and children motored to Markets. Phone 400 your wants 11 I. . . . . . . m l nnlH — — -------O ur soldier boys are marching nwny do it. But not ho. lie realizes thnt right now, when times are bad, is tho' ,on* heinB virtually an integral p a rt, Chuluotn ■ -.i— i of the transmission nnd autom tlcal-! Sunday night. tlcal-1 ......... today and seeing them under nnns rlght now, when times are bad, is the Mr 1»nff Mrs. clilTor<l Cliff,,ri Proctor an brings back mnny memories of time to do soTno vigorous boosting.1" . f thc transmission.! ft,r11,(1 Mrs—Thomas f t Baker, Pk. D* <4 oie world wnr when they marched jThe letter which he writes to his one- ; , . . i:_„ drv tertnined Mr. nnd Mrs. George Lnfeist Rollins College, Aanaljrtk sue “Z eV bulit’ i’n exact' accordance j «',(1 “ -------«•»*............... .. I time m™. -employe W is full of meaty matter 1 \‘^ho c,utch and »Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Provatt at a away under different ................... circumstances, Consulting Chemist says of the wnter: “Of the many waters of this and oth­ y , , . h. h unvc truUIod six o’clock dinner on Thursdny evenand we bade them goodbye without for both sides. It is the tone which er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good quali­ i if they w,fc" !•••— ,---employers should take, if I*10* ' " l l h construction In Bulck sixes. All '"*• ----!--------oveusion being the amJ first wedknowing whether we would ever see nil JJr3 ties to that of the 'Elder Water.”—Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building would see the business difficulties clutch construction in Bulck sixes. All ilinff nnnlverPftry of Mr, them again or not. Now they are go­ which now oppress and harass the moving aVIHK driving unviiiK |parts h m »o art enclosed, ---------ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. Fron nxlc of the four-cylinder car 1 r<*'tor. 1 ing on a vacation period, but they nre people vanish like the mists of morn ' »~..-_«vUn,lnr e * 1f M Mrs, Wakefield was shopping in going thnt the United Stntes might people vanish like the mists of morn ( ^ ^ forging. The roar nxlc » > ■ " Hqt'!^.l* l ( i„y States not have a standing army with nil tho before the rn>s <• >e r i s • ^ three-quarter floating type, all thc ( - ''' " 1 " 1 r„ • Proctor hnvt THEATRE RESORT attt'mlmtt « K W and aur ............. “^ " ' 1 . . ™ with coar.'1,«al«h. of tha car baia„ anrrlod aa the ^ ‘(h, lor home. DANCE HALL CAFE THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ! First National Bank SPENCER’S DAIRY G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS WAT) 1 0 0 ..,d It) „ 0 d y f a , tK . w o rd .... w J t.a a f td a ,,,. ta t , ; ; r „ a ,d a a , « * £ ^ ^ , ------------------ ---- MANAGER MISTER ----------- ELECTRIC--------time. We hope nnd .pray that time and vanquished. will never come again, but it is well PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS letter follows: ( taken ........ bv thc nxlc driving shafts. Tin NOSE CLOGGED FROM to bo prepared, for there will bo wars "Right now the economical produc- third member is of standard Bulck FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES A COLD OR CATARRH and rumors of wars as long as the lion of goods is most important, for type of construction, designed succcssworld moves. Co. D., is our pride not only are people spending less free- fully to eliminate all twisting or at Reduced Prices am In Nostrils To Apply and joy, and they will uphold the good ly, ,y( but IJUl competition comi Jp Air Passages. is keen. Other weaving in the rear axle. Gear ratio name of Seminole county nnd Snn-1manufacturers, manufacture including foreign „f the rear axle on high speed Is l ford. manufacturers, with low labor costs an,| 0.3 t0 1. Ah! What relief! Your clogged nre after our markets. To offset this Wheelbase of nil models is 109 inch- nostrils open right up, thc air pas­ W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida “Hardee county truckers are cer­ we nre Increasing our sales forces ami 0H Tht> 8pring suspension is design- sages of your head are d e ar and you ( \VRITE ---------------------- I’HON E--------------------------- -WIRE t.(, to KjV(, finP ri(,in(r (,vlniities to n can hi rathe freely. No more hawk­ tainly lucky,” snys the Wnuchula Ad­ increasing our advertising." vocate. “They seem to have receiv­ Therein lies the whole secret car of this wheelbase. The front ing, muffling, mucous discharge,! ed satisfactory prices for their crops rops| success. Pushing the sales and springs, semi-elliptic type, aro 3fl 1headache, dryness—no struggling for ------------------------------------------------------------ ? -------„ the advertising. It is the tho past year." The newspnper then . creasing inches long, nnd tho renr springs, also breath at night, your cold or Cntnrrh ♦ open sesame to a bigger business.— falls of thc action of some Maine semi-elliptic, are 55 1-2 Inches long. is gone. Don't stay stuffed up! (Set a small farm ers who hnd ninny thousands of Tampa Times. Cord tires are standard equipment -----------o----------bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your barrels of potatoes on their hnnds on all models. These tires, which nre dri'ggi: t now. Apply a little of this when the price for “old potatoes" got GOVERNMENT TO AID 31-4, are the first straight side tires fragrant, antiseptic cream in your EX-SERVICE MEN. in this size ever manufactured nnd below the line of profitable shipping. nostrils, tat it penetrate through ev­ I t should be remembered, however, were built especially to meet Buick ery air passage of the head; soothe All ex-service men who reside in requirements for thc new four-cylin­ th a t Florida dumpH and allows to go From the looks of the constant string of au­ and heal the swollen, inflamed mu­ ito waHtc tons of fruits nnd vegetables Orange, Seminole nnd Osceola coun­ der cars. The tires have been adopt­ cous membrane, giving you instant tomobiles going in and out of our repair de­ •every yenr. The forty-six thousand ties, arc requested and urged to be in ed ns standard size. relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what barrels of potatoes mentioned wore Orlando on Sept. 15, 111, 17 nnd 19, if The ennsis Is lubricated with the partm ent it looks as if P orter Pitts and Dock every cold and catarrh sufferer has not worth any more thnn the iiiu culls vuiisi 1and 1llU they have any disability due to their high pressure Alemitc system. Ilelco Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ been seeking. It's Just splendid.— d—-- - 4* *' drops from tho cltruH groves, nnd t h e service. This appliesforto cull o m pmen e n s awho t i o n starting and lighting system is standchanics in this p art of the state. And th a t is e JJ nrd equipment. All models nre com- Adv. H.UIa, .h a tm u ln l,* ,, t . w . M | wi , ,l,k WHY they all come to us with their automo­ because of a lack of enterprise for w in ‘ ,.u HHtiBfled with the award , plete with tire cnrritr and extra rim A youngster who is too smart hns •” , and all are equipped with non-glare utilizing them and manufacturing “by- " 1,(> Hr not been made to smart in the right bile troubles. If you do*not come to us with productss." given them, all men whose claims are headlight lenses. pending and ull men who have , ’ . of. .tho . . four mod, plnee. your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ . . any . !1 Shipping weights CAME LAWS TO BE disutility incurred or aggravated by ; els nre: Roadster, 2,310 pounds; tmiring its just rights. ENFORCED IN LAKE COUNTY. theri military service. ! ing ear, 2,380 pounds; coupe, 2,430 6 Y » Y q) A "clean-up squad" has been or­ pounds; sedan, 2,050 pounds. ganized to handle ull matters pertainThe Lake County Fish and Game *...... .................... ; Prices, f. o.b., factories, nt Flint, Protective Association held a meeting in« to thu nboVe- Mr"• U Mich., nre: Rondstcr, $935; touring Phone 60 115 Magnolia %• , . . -. . 1Cane, of Fashmgton, D. C., who hns car, $975; coupe, $1,476; sedan, $1,Monday evening in this city, at which hnd hflll nV HP tW(, v, urs experience experience in in the over two years the | “Service THAT Satisfies” ^ tlroo a representative nnd enthusiastic claim department of the B. W. K. I., ' 050. In adding the four-cylinder modes attendance pledged unequivocal sup­ is in charge of this work in Florida. to the seven models of six-cylinder port to the game warden of Lake He will have with him a competent enrs now produced, Buick executives county in prosecuting all infractions physician to make necessary exam­ feel they have rounded out their line inations and all phases of each claim of the fish and game laws as prescrib­ will lie handled quickly and thorough­ and constructed cars which arc In ed by tho statutes. ly. He also will leave hiH advance every resptet worthy of the Buick Realizing that in the selection of representative, .Mr. It. M. Mitchell, nnmo. ox-Sheriff I,ee IIux tli egovernor of Atlanta, Gn., in Orlando one week in When tho American movie uctress Floridn hnd appointed a fearless and advance of his squud to prepun* thu (Formerly of Ingram Optical Parlors, Pensacola) must piny the part of a princess, she necessary quarters nml help to carry efficient offleia as game warden of re m a rk a b ly puts over tho,idea of hauteur by walk­ this county, the Fish and Game Pro­ on this work. fine hair net at ing stiff-jointed ami pretending to IS OPENING A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED All men living in the above named tective Association, with a member­ hoc a crick in her neck.—Baltimore counties who are entitled to consid­ an incredibly low ship of nearly two hundred members, pledged to lend every assistance pos­ eration will upon their arrival, be Sun. price I sible to the newly selected official, taker; care of and transportation E x tra large, in­ nnd thus make it so txtremely un­ home will be given them upon the pleasant for those who would disre­ completion of their examinations. visible, durable, Tho principal object of this extra gard the law affecting fish nnd game h a n d -w o v e n , in this county, a condition prevail­ work is to give each nnd every disIn the Place Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand abled man every cent he is entitled to ing hero in former years will soon he fully guaranteed nnd get it to him now. This will also •dissipated!—Eustis Lake Region. New Stock nnd Equipment arriving Daily. benefit tho community in which these men live. —All Prescriptions filled by Dr. Brand reAny complaint against the bureau For Sale will be investigated thoroughly and tuined and may he duplicated at any time Exclusively a t justice administered in each case. Lyonnaise Tripe Ex-scrvice men tell your friends LOCATION: OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Dpen a can of Hammond’s Coin about this and watch for more Infor­ Edison Mazda Lamps * . Are the Best Special Cooked Tripe and cut mation regarding the campaign. +a t AAAlX-LJ IAIXil in pieces 2 inches long by oneThe American Legion nnd American I Y y T fy y iTi.TAT AA AA AAAffT AAV AA ft I^ ^ ^-T ftT ffffT fT fT T T T IrfT T tT TAfT fyfT TA TATATATATi T hall inch wide. Red Cross have kindly consented to Electrical Appliances Cook one tnblcspoon finely help in this campaign and it is tho and Material chopped onions In two table­ duty of every citizen to lend whatever of ail Kinds spoons butter until slightly aid ho can fo rthu boys who went over. browned. Add tripe and cook a Irons Reduced from All papers in Orange, Seminole nnd minutes. Sprinkle with salt m.d Wit Osceola counties are requested to pub­ $8.50 to $6.75 oepper. lish thin notice. (That depends on the !? w , It is suggested that the Constitu­ ■ Including tion be tnught in the schools. It 'Grey and Whit* mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional won't do. Children would become rnd- j WELAKA BLOCK Phone 481 Icnls and grow up to demnnd all the j 105 Palmetto Ave. laxative or for chronic constipation. At all draggists Phonee 497-494 liberties the Constitution guarantees ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4-***4****+*++**«M »+* THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY Who Is Who and Why ft? w v i i u i i BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO. HAIRNET Dr. Tom Moore A. Optical Parlor When you buy Lamps. Get the best. JXLMcCRORYCa Stores A Is life W o r L m n M Colors m Deane Turner F. P. Rines Dr. M iles’ L iv e r Pills/,. �. ' '1 - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1821 Little Hagpealoga McnUpa of Matter* la Brief feraonal Homo of Interoat In and About *£ The City i• * * * * * * * * * * THE WEATHER For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; prob­ ably local thundershowers Sat­ urday. * * * * * * * * * * ■Company D loft today. Men's Panama Hats only 91.49.— 112*4tc Benjamin’s Shoo Stoke. And wo will miss them while they are gone. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Spits reduced to $1.98,—Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 103-tfc Weather mnn says wo will havo cooler weather for the last of August. New mattresses made to order nt small cost by Sanford Mattress Co., 0l3 Dili street, phono 144-W. 112-4tc ■■ . • Summary of tho Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers * * * * * * * * * * SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Wo cun't get Old Sol to shut down his works long enough to get the thermometer down be­ low tho 90 murk. While we had n most'delicious breeze last night that was almost a storm it did not come soon enough to lower the tempera­ ture yesterday but It Is fine todny and our report tomor­ row should have a different look. And mnybe we will have a nice little shower today to help along the lowering of the temperature: 6:40 A. M„ AUGUST 5TII Maximum ........................ 07 Minimum .......................... 70 Range ....* .......... 74 Barometer ................. _...30,13 Calm and cloudy. * * * * * * * * * * The Welnka dlhlng room* can taka caro of a big crowd or a small one and tho big nnoa get the same good serv­ ice. The boys of Co. D., had supper lust night at tho Wolaka and'broakfast and lunch today the Wolaka tak­ ing enro of 62 of them last night. It Is a cinch that Co., D., will get no Huch monls whilo thoy are away and they will long for tho Wolaka dining rooms before thoy return. WE CAN SAVF. you money on auto­ mobiles. We hnvo now In stock sev­ eral good uBcd cars that wo are offorIngut prices to suit yqu. Terms: onethird and one-half cash, balance in ten monthly payments.—B. St O. Mo­ tor Co., 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fin, 111-tfc Sheriff Hand caught the negro at | -JGeneva who had been robbing houses in that vicilnity for some time. Ho would find a house that had been va­ cated by the tenants nnd move all the furnishings out nnd sell tho stuff. All the* robberies happened about a year ngo but Sheriff Hand has been keeping nn eye open for somo time nnd wns rewarded by finding some of tho stuff In the home of Charlie Wil­ liams who worked nt Brown's turpen­ tine still. He was gathered in yester­ day and will have to oxplnin to Judge Householder just how he came to have such a perverted appetite us to wish for the hotter kind of house furnish­ ings. The farms around Sanford are as­ $7.30 and $9.00 WALK-OVER Slip­ suming that busy appearance that de­ pers at $6.15, beginning Saturday.— SPED note* getting ready for another big Lloyd's Shoe Store. 114-21c crop of lettuco and colory. Tid When you see a car taking curves Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits riuurl reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo St nt fifty miles an hour, you know tho this Clothing Co. ’ 103-tfc vacuum cup isn’t the only vacuum on an il the premises. therj Notice from the government that ers the bridge a t Osteen will be taken 1019 MODEL NASH FOR SALE at colli d $900. New tires and in excellent tiniej under advisement at a meeting hero mechanical condition. Seo us at once. day this month means that this bridge will —B, & O. Motor Co. 111-tfc tho soon he started. „ niel’l Reduced to simple terms, tho ar- nn(j Ladies’ Pumps, $0.00 to $10.00 val­ ues, only 98c,—Benjamin's Shoo Store. gument against a bonus is ns f o l- jv ,rA 112-4tc lows: (u) the country can't afford it; j |j|0UJ (b) the axe is ground. Ed Nelson, forpierly of this city $5,48 for $7.50 and $9.00 Slippers hut now of Minmi, is spending this beginning Saturday,—Lloyd's Shoe j week with his mother, Mrs. M. Nelson, Store. lll-2 tc »t her home on Elm avenue. i Rrt| Wo will operato on your old cotton the Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits mattresses nnd guarantee n cure at a j s o j reduced to $1.98,—Sanford Shoo & total cost to you of $0.60.—Sanford Clothing Co. 103-tfc Mattress Co., Phono 144-W. 112-4tc Despite the tendencies of the mod­ In the case of vegetable nnd fruit em girl to mnke up, we hnve yet to you can them in summer nnd nvemhear of one working at mnko-up in a ploy them in tho winter.—El Paso newspaper composing room. Herald. I I I KOKOMO, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, l MASON, MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES RED CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL CARS, two year guarantee SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS THE BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR SHOP AND THE BEST m e c h a n ic s in t h i s v ic in it y B, & O Motor Co 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida DISTRIBUTbRS FOR • LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE CARS ; # • Overalls, now $2.25, and any Lee Union All in the house as long as the present stock lasts at half price. And we carry an up-to-the-minute line of work shirts, gloves and caps. r//f sr&/?£r///jr /s {//&£#£*? Sanford; Fla. SHOI f t 'u . f m ,oing at! Mutinies , f— ;o write CAPTURE ANOTHER STILL irthcless ANI) ANOTHER STILL OWNER. tho buyatch the Sheriff Hand and Deputy Sheriff 1 all tho Jacobs laid out in the moonlight for s nd. To- l somo time a few nights ago and loement on ! rated what they had good reason to way flnulast page,' believe was u moonshine outfit. Lust n to somo night they went buck and cuuglit still in dresses, and owner west of Upsuln. The own­ )f wearing er was a man named Alcorn and it is nine heart. alleged that he has been making shine Hnumi'l's in n small still thut was located in the an outbuilding. Ho was e not vlsit-u cellar win the salt* brought to the city and placed in the something county jail und will toll it to Judgu •w and seo House bolder in the next few days. you will buy Post cards—local views—lc each at 1 bargains at the Herald office. ' * + 24-lb. Sacks Obelisk Flour .......................................... 24-lb. Snck Pillsbury Flour .......................................... 24-lb. Sack Self-Rising Flour .......................................... 24-lb. Snck Pioneer Self-rising Flour .......................................... 12 Tall Van Camp’s Cream ........................................ 12’Baby Van Camp’s Cream ....................... :............... No. 3 Tomatoes, per can ...................................... 12 Cans No. 2 Corn ............................................ 3 Cans No. 2 Sliced Pineapple ................................... No. 2 Cans Paul’s Red Cherries ..................................... No. 2 Cans Strawberries .................... ' ....... Apple Butter, per ja r .......................... ........... 3-lb. Stone Jars Red Cherry Preserves ......................... *...... 12 Cans Sifted Peas, Glen V alley................................ Red Star Lobster, per can ....................................... Vinegar in Bulk, per gallon ................................... CLOVER HILL BUTTER, THE BEST RICHELIEU COFFEE BEST TO DRINK V *, $1.65 $1.75 $1.75 $1.65 $1.60 80c 15c $1.40 $1.00 50c 50c 25c $1.00 $1.50 40c 60c % C L A SSIFIE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for le u that 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. , FOR RENT WANTED F o r R e n t —2 nicely furnished house keeping rooms, $10.00 per month, gas; 2 nice large, cool bed rooms, 205 Oak Ave., Eagle Home, Mrs, Ridd­ ling. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 318 Palmetto Ave. . 110-0tp APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also furnished room, corner Harvey nnd Coates streets, Daytona Beach, Fla. P. O. Box No. 302. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ ton, 112-6tp WANTED--Plowing, hauling or barrowing to do. Call Appleby, phons 207-W. 78-80tp WANTED—Ten m work” Inquire M’. 92-26tp Hanson hoe Shop. FOR SALE i 1 • Sweet Orr and Panama Overalls and Lee’s Union Alls GROCER ■•'.•'*******❖ ❖ ******.;.*■{..}..>**.>**-x-**** *+*****>•:*•<••;••!* LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTS A . McCuHer anos. Address P. O. box 352, Sanford, Fl«112-M.*W-.F.12tp Cars Washed and Polished for................ $2.00 t •* * ❖ + * + ❖ * + + + ♦ + + + + + -j**h *4 Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wash Suits .( HE BOUGHT#A LEXINGTON nnjj reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoe St left bis old one with us, nnd we nre Clothing Co. 103-tfc offering this cur nt $1,200, 1020 mod­ Golf Is becoming so democratic that el, Cord tires, etc. Would be n bar­ many of its devotees spit on their gain nt $1,600. 1For quick sale $1,200 hands when they tnke hold of a club. takes it. Terms can be arranged with responsible purchaser.—II. & O. Motor Co. . 111-tfc I buy, pny cash for second hand pi­ When Obrcgon swats the oil crowd it is only a question of timo until The President cannot boterribly the shock will be felt by the Ameri­ wrought up over conditions In. the can jitney driver. South, for ho is taking a vacation in Snnfqrd Mattress Co., will mnko a tho White Mountains. new mnttross out of your old one nt n total cost to you of $0.60. Phone Before buying any other car, let us 114-W. 112-4tc 'show you the Hupmoblle. The car with low repair coats, tho wonderful The board of governors nnd other economy, tho ability to keep going, members of the Chamber of Com­ the long life, and high re-salo prices merce held their weekly meeting at for second hand IIups.. Demonstra­ the Valdez hotel today a t noon and tions gladly given.—B. & O. Motor over the luncheon discussed mnny •Co. 87-tfc matters of importance to the city and county. The Chamber of Commerce I be automobile is sufficiently im­ is a busy institution these days nnd is proved; what wo need now iH a set keeping right up with all the mnny uf quick acting springs for the knee duties that devolve upon this great joints of pedestrinns. body of workers. We have always been the first to lower prices since w< have been in business and now here comes another re duction and this time it is on— LOST LOST—On Orlando rond, 1 pkg, paint brushes, 1 pkg. paint overalla, ate. Finder notify Box 20-A. 11 l-5tp LOST—Small stray suit case contain* ing papers, letters nnd toilot ar­ ticles, lost Sunday on Snnford-Orlando rond. Address E. H, Nclflon, OJus, Flu. ’ 112-3tp t.OST—Cuff link, gold leaf’design, set with small chip diamond. Liberal reward if finder will return to V. G. Speer. 118-3tp FOR SALE—House, 6 rooms and bath, Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm. —H. N. Lumlcy, 902 French. Phone 404.________________________ 75-tfc FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 403 Sanford Ave., nnd Fourth Street. 04-61. OR SALE—300, 8-ft. Cypress Fence ----- a n d ----posts, 25c each.—H, Roberts. Route A, Box 200. 91-tf FOR SALE—1 Oidsmobile truck, $600. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 liuick ; 4, $100, The above cars are real bar­ gains. Ter nre to fit yoiy pocket book. At Williams' Garage, N. II. Garner. MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS 104-tfc CLIMATE FOR SALE—A bargain that counts, 1 army tent, 16x16 feet. Value Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT $138. Sale price $35.—Thrasher & Garner. 10G-2wc FOR SALE—Cottage nt Coronado Bench, nil furnished. For informa­ H. A. HALVER­ tio n , write to Mrs. F. I.. Myers, Lake SON, Proprietor Helen, Fla. 107-8tp Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—1920 Dort touring car Welaka Block $450 cash; 1920 Olds 8 touring, $000 cash.—Haight & Mugee, Oppo­ s ite Valdez Hotel. 110-Gtc lip PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE i FOR SALE—Chalmers Master six, in perfect condition, $500 cash.— Haight & Magee, opposite Valdez Ho­ i tel. 110-Gtc FOR SALE—1021 Maxwell touring car, used very yttlo. A real bar­ gain for $150 cash.—Haight & MnA | gee, Opp. Valdez He til 110-Gtc FOR SALE—Late 1920 Hanson Six Touring car in fine condition. New tires. Cheap at $1,500, but priced nt $1100 for quick cash sale. If you are In the market for a high class used car it will pny you to see us before you buy.—Haight & Magee, Opposite Valdez Hotel. , 110-0te FOR SALE—1 Ford touring car, $400, l Chevrolet, $200; 1 Buick truck, $108; 1 Oidsmobile truck, $598, All In good condition and a, real bargain. —Williams Garage by N. II. Garner. __________________________ 113-fltc FOR SALE—At a bargain, one good nude. M. M. Stewart, Mellonville avenue. . 116 2tp. FOR SALE—One pumping outfit con­ sisting of one Rulqigh Schrcyor 11-2 hp. engine, ono Gould pump, one 200 gallon storage tank. Wight Grocory Co. 112-tfc. SPORT WORLD WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY Lakeland at Daytona. Tampa at Jacksonville. St. Petersburg at Orlando. HOW THEY STAND L w Orlando ......... 30 Tampa ........... 38 ..47 Lakeland ....... 40 St. Poternburg .39 47 Daytona ...... 49 .37 Jacksonville .. .3 5 54 Pet, .051 .553 .524 .453 .430 393 HESULTS YESTERDAY Florida Stato League At Jacksonville 3, Lakeland 7. At Daytona 8, Tampa 6. At St. Petersburg 0, Orlando 6, PRINTING 260 Hammermill envelopes printed* $1,78.—Seminole Prlntery, 002 French ave. 87-fltp Pest cards—local views—lc each at. the Herald office. . �r 'tlVtv1* ,7t V:- *r • ''tW '/t .V ,'* »>« >; v* v j, ' * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 ,1M1 ®AGS FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE OPEN SESAME TO BUSINESS THE NEW BUICK FOUR. * * * * * * * * * * GENEVA «V r * t h e -a d v a n t a g e s o f a Announcement is made today of tho Tho uncertainties of tho future in rar presentation before tho motoring pub­ BANK ACCOUNT CANNOT business matters are so great that lic of Bulck’s new four-cyllndor line. many big manufacturing institutions * * * * * * * * * * BE OVER-ESTIMATED----are bettor content to rest a whilo and There aro four models in the lino, In­ cluding roadster and five passtnger let matters take their course, rather Tho Misses Julin and Besssio Gelgor m u in u touring in tho open cars, and throothan nttempt to push them over an returned Wednesday from Winter ..Editor K. I . HOLLY passengor coups and flve-passengor Pnrk, where they spent a plcnsant up-grade that sccmB rather steep just If ft bonk account were ft difficult thing to IJf. i . LILLARD....8 ecreUry-Tr«aaarer at present. But not all. A few real­ sedan in tho closed models. week visiting frionds nnd relatives. ■ . A . N E E L - _____ General Manager acquire, it would still be worth a constant ef­ as n« it has been known in ise that as , Inasmuch ize mat now is ia tho mv time n...® to — push i——- — masmuen us ............ Mr. Walter Flynt hns purchased a CURTIS BARBER never before. They know that a w ait-, thc nuU)motlvo trade for some time n SfeV new Bulck car. fort on your part. qnXOULATlOM U V A O U ing course is not a wise ono. They Bulck purposetl adding n lino of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rolnnd Reed and Mrs. Thone 148 up to 6 P. M. know that it is not possible to merely foljn(( considerable interest attaches Adntns motored to Oviedo Sunday E at— llt<U t o w — Appll«*tUa stand still and wait for tho world to to tho specifications covering tho new But money in the bank means more to you SaW arlptiM F it— la AAraaw swing nround to their position. If a models. In motor construction Bu ck evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provatt spent business does not advance, it will has adhered to tho vnlve-ln-head prin­ tha nthe mere possession of an available eventually nnd nccessnrlly slip back­ ciple with which its name has been Surnlny with Mrs. McFarlano. Mrs. Endor Curlott returned Tues­ sum at your command. It is the establish­ ward. so prominently connected for tv,cntv _ 1*. U U-»M« w«u.Jidr UHerald U n i t M T .n 8—alaoU Oouaty and _ published One manufacturer who senses tho years. Tho cylinder bore is 3 3-8 day from u week's visit in Jackson­ f n r r F rid a y . A 4 ? trtliin « f l U l m U i to o w i ment for you of an element of character with jntion nnd is determined to take itroko 0f 4 3-4 Inches. ville nnd St. Augustine. « l a»pU caU 8i. Dtmocrmtlc In politic*. m oo situation Mrs. William Kllbic spent tho p e r y u r . a l w i j t la idym opt no backward step is George Eastman, | develops between 35 nnd 40 a value that cannot be estimated in dollars. president of thc Eastman Kodak Co.,i The motor develops dci . . . .. week-end in Jacksonville visiting rela­ Member of The Associated Preee which employs thousands of skilled j bn»ke horse power JwUI tives. • <► ___ Mrs. Mary Taylor and Mr. Irn • > workmen. In a recent letter to a | have shown that th e ^ ^ Mathews left Saturdny for West Palm workman, who had been laid off tem-j deliver up t tn irtBench, whore Mrs. Tnylor will mnko X T " Mr. « ... — . . . . . F.J.U.W. . ( Cheer up, bald pates. An English L r . li, *.m. homely Inith., » h k h Ion «rc Ihc l.rn e three.bo.rltiK « « * _ hor home with her son, Mr. Mose Tny­ to Borne nomeiy mums, connecting physician has invented a machine anco are worthy of the most careful consld- snmv shaft and ‘ carnui wiimo»<•« If-lnch long nrovlded lor. which, it is claimed,’ can sew hairs on oration by employers and employees rods, extra long rod* beingpro The B. Y. P. U., of the Genova Community Builder” human heads. A very fine needle, op­ the country over. Nobody will con- to reduce vibration to a ml ' Baptist church, hnd a picnic at Lako erated by cloctirlclty, can affix one tend that thc products of the Eastmnn circulating splash oiling system gi linrncy today. Although only a F. P. FORSTER ............................ ...President hundred hairs in nn houn Figuro company are in any sense necessities automatic lubrication throughout. - small number nttended, a good tlmo cu t how many hairs to tho square inch of life. They arc pure luxuries, which other Important feature, which is B. F. WHITNER............................................ Cashier was enjoyed by all. you want, how long it will take to do are pleasant to hnye, which add some-1standard equipment on all Bulck cars, ° ii A miscellaneous shower will bo giv­ the job, and get in communication thing to the joy of living, which the |8 thc Butomatic carburetor heat con- en nt the home of thc bride-elect, Miss ; LM . 4 ^ * * f t * » * * » * * * * » * W » * ' M ' - f * ' M ' * * » * » ' ) ' - » > » » * » » » » » ' M M » * * * * . ■with the doctor or tho company hand­ people buy and enjoy when they are trol through which ideal vaporizing Edna Geiger, on Friday ovening at 4 ling this invention.—Eustis Lake Reg­ prospering, but which are not India- condltlonn arc obtained, Pure Milk and Ctcom. Morning and afion. If a fellow ever sews a hair in pensabie. One would suppose if any-, ^be transmission is of the selective o'clock. , I **• ' Mrs. J. T. McLain was shopping in ter noon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II. cur head nnd we find out about It, one could afford to sit idly by and 8||(j|nK Kenr type, three speeds forSanford Saturdny. wnlt for the clouds to roll by nnd wftnj nmj one reverse. The universal O, boy. «»i u | Mr. nnd Mrs. Prevntt and Mrs. Enstmnn would be nmong the first to joJnt ,R nf 8tnm|nrd Bulck construct----------- o----------McFnrlane nnd children motored to Markets. Phone 400 your wants C ur soldier boys nr® marching nwny do it. But not he. He realizes thnt ^ M n g virtUnlIy an Integral part Chuluotn Sunday• night. ” ^ ^ proctflr „n. today and seeing them under nrms right now, when times are bad, iai the „f ^ trnn8mi„ ion and nutom tlcnlagain brings back many' memories of time to do sotne vigorous boosting. hlbrlcfttcd from the transmission. R,r' ” ... Ooorwo Lafcint „ tho muUlple .line dry j * “ " * the world war when they marched The lo t... which he write, lo hi. one.; £ “ bullt „ „ c l .ecordnnee »*■ »"■' T - W' away under different circumstances, time employe i . loll ot mc.ty mat or, * “ • . a__ _ I t / l l At six o’clock dinner on Thursday even­ Consulting Chemist says ofm iL the_____ wnters "Of the many waters of tkln and oth­ which „rinidnlp» which which have have guided guided and we hnde them goodbye without for both sides. It ,is the „ tone ” W I T with the principles ing, the occasion being the first wed­ er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none euperior In all good qaaiiknowing whether wo would ever see all employers should take' lf ! ^ ' c|utch construction In Buick sixes. All ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. tics to that of the 'Elder Water."—Phone 311-W. Office la Miller Building i l l iicult,J c i m i t s“ . ^ v l'n , g '“driving . parts nrt art unrlospd. enclosed, them again or not. Now they are go­ would see the business ad," ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. now oppress and harass the ^ of thc four.cyllnder car Proctor. which ing on a vacation period, but they arc Mrs. Wakefield was shopping in people vanish like the misis oi morn• — • T , ftylc | .Mrs. war.ei.em » mists of ^ going that thc United Stntes might ing before the rays of the rising sun. j* «n I-beam forum j * thp Sanford .-n Saturday. not have a standing army with all the Many of them aro imaginary anyway, >* three-quarter floating . P . | Mr ftri(i ^Irrti Troy Proctor have THEATRE RESORT attendant expense nnd our National and only need to he faced with cour-, weight of the ear living curt^e< moved into the Taylor home. DANCE IIALL CAFE Guard is ready for the word "go" any age nnd'confidence, .... . to i.« in im is ax _______ _ . be ...m surmounted axleo tul)es tubes and only driving (lri'_in« torque , ------------ELECTRIC--------time. We hope and pray that time and vnnquishod. An extra from the and steadying <> 11 " “ J ' will never come again, hut it is well letter follows: | taken by the axle driving shafts.The PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS NOSE CLOGGED FROM to bo prepared, for there will be wars "Bight now the economical produc- third member is of standard uua k f o r YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES A COLD OR CATARRH nnd rumors of wars as long as the tion of goods is most important, for typo of construction, designed successworld moves. Co. I)., is our pride not only ure people spending less free- fully to eliminate all twisting or at Reduced Prices Apply Cream In Nostrils To und joy, and they will uphold the good ly, hut competition is keen. Air Passages. Other weaving in the rear axle. Gear ratio Open Up -------name of Seminole county and Snn- manufacturers, including foreign ,,! the renr axle on high speed is 4 ford. manufacturers, with low labor costs „n,| o.;i to 1. Ah! Whnt relief! Your clogged .................. Wheelbase of all models is •0.1 inch- nostrils open right up, the air pas­ W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida are after our markets. To offset this — WIRE 4*Hardeo county truckers nrc cer­ we are increasing our sales forces nnd t.St jlie spring suspension is design- sa g e s of your head ure clear nnd you ( \VR1TE -PHONEtainly lucky," snys the Wnuchuln Ad­ increasing our advertising.'’ t.,| to give fine riding qualities to a can breathe freely. No more linwkTherein lies the whole secret of car of this wheelbase, The front ing, sniffling, mucous discharge, vocate. "They seom to have receiv­ ed satisfactory prices for their crops success. Pushing the sales and in­ springs, semi-elliptic type, aro 30 headache, dryness—no struggling for _____________________________________ _ 1» tho past year." The newspaper then creasing the advertising. It is the inches long, and the renr springs, also brent’', nt night, your cold or catarrh ♦ tcllfl of tho action of some Maine open sesame to a bigger business.— semi-elliptic, are 53 1-2 inches long. is gonu. Cord tires nrc standard equipment Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a small farm ers who had many thousands of Tampa Times. harrelii of iwiiuoes potatoun on their hands —...v.a u, ---------- 0----------„n nil models. These tires, which are bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your when the price for "old potatoes" got GOVERNMENT TO AID 131.4, arc the first straight side tires druggi: t now. Apply a little of this below thc line of proflitnbh* - m — EX-SEIO K h MEN. this size ever manufactured and fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nhould lie remembered, however, were built especially to meet Buick nostrils, 1st it penetrate thro.igh ev­ All ex-service men who reside in requirements for the new four-cylin­ ery air passage of the head; soothe Florida dumps and allows to go From the looks of the constant string of au­ Orange, Seminole and Osceola coun­ der cars. The tires have been adopt­ and heal the swollen, inflamed muto waste tons of fruits nnd vegetables I cous membrane, giving you instant tomobiles going in and out of our repair de­ «very year. The forty-six thousand ties, nrc requested and urged to be in ed ns standard size. The cluisls is lubricated with the relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what o*rnds of potatoes mentioned wore Orlando on Sept. 15, 111, 17 and IP, if partm ent it looks as if P orter Pitts and Dock not worth any more than the culls and they hnvc any disability duo to their high pressure Alcmlto system. Delco over}* cold and catarrh sufferer has Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ been seeking. It’s just splendid.— drops from tho citrus h groves, and the u —j na,M fc(|v service. This applies to ull men who starting and lighting system is stand­ chanics in this p art of the state. And th a t is tomato fields, thnt mainly go to waste ,mvc Hied claims for compensation ard equipment. All models are com­ Adv. beraumi of a lack of enterprise for' w^h the bureau of war risk Insurance plete with tire enrrltr nnd extrn rim WHY they all come to us with their automo­ A youngster who is too smart has and............. all nrc equipped with non-glnre utilizing them and mnnufncturing "by- "’bn nrt! dissatisfied with the uward ..... Lf. not been made to smart in the right bile troubles. If you do not come to us with productss." | given them, all men whose claims are deadlight lenses. place. your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ------ -----o----------pending and all men who have any Shipping weightH of the four modGAME LAWS TO BE disnbiity Incurred or aggravated by | ids are: Roadster, 2,310 pounds; tour­ ing its just rights. e n f o r c e d in l a k e COUNTY, thcri military service. ing car, 2,380 pounds; coupe, 2,430 6 V « V S A "clean-up squad" has been or- pounds; sedan, 2,050 pounds. ganized to handle ull mutters pertain The Lake County Fish and Game prices, f. o.b., factories, at Flint, Protective Association held a meeting ing to the above. Mr. Clias. II. Me- 1 Mich., nre: Roadster, $935; touring Cano, of Fnshlngton, I). C., who hus car, $075; coupe, $1,475; sedan, $1.Monday evening in this city, at which bad over two years experience in the ,,honC<i6 “Service THAT Satisfies”15” 11 tlmo a representative and enthusiastic claim department of tho B. W. R. L, 050. T In adding thc four-cylinder modes attendance pledged unequivocal sup­ is in charge of this work in Florida, to the seven models of six-cylinder port to the game warden of Lako lie will have with him a competent cars now produced, Buick executives county in prosecuting all infractions 1 physician to make necessary exam­ feel they have rounded out their linu inations and nil phases of each claim tv, i of thc fish and game laws as prescrib­ will bo handled quickly and thorough- and constructed enrs which arc in Wr ed by the statutes. ly. He also will leave his advance every resptet worthy of the Buick Realizing that in the selection of representative, Mr. It. M. Mitchell, nnmo. ox-Sheriff Lee IIux tli egovernor of Atlanta, Gu., in Orlando one week In When the American movie actress Florida had appointed n fearless and advance of his squad to prepare the (Formerly of Ingram Optical Parlors, Pensacola) must jdny the part of a princess, she efficient officia as game warden of necessary quarters and help to carry re m a rk a b ly puts over the .idea of hauteur by walkthis county, the Fish and Game Pro­ on this work. fine hair net at IS OPENING A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED All men living in the above mined ing stiff-jointed and pretending to tective Association, with a member­ hae a crick in her nock.—Baltimore counties who are entitled to consid­ an incredibly low ship of nearly two hundred members, f t '. pledged to lend every assistance pos­ eration will upon their nrrivnl, be Sun. price! sible to the newly selected official, tnkeq care of nnd transportation nnd thus make it so txtremely un­ home will be given them upon the E x tra large, in­ pleasant for those who would disre­ completion of their examinations. visible, durable, The principal object of this extra gard the law affecting fish and game hand-w oven, in this county, a condition prevail­ work is to give each and every dis­ In the Place Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand 1. abled man every cent he is entitled to ing hero in former years will soon be fully guaranteed r and get It to him now. This will also •diHidpnted!—Eustis Lake Region. New Stock and Equipment arriving Dnily. I benefit tho community in which these men live. —All Prescriptions filled by Dr. Brand re­ Any complaint ugainst the bureau For Sale will he investigated thoroughly and tained and may he duplicated at any time Exclusively a t justice administered in each case. Lyonnaise Tripe Ex-service men tell your friends j c kor y o Open a can of Hammond’s Coin LOCATION: OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE about thin and watch for more Infor­ Edison Mazda Lamps AiO the Best Special Cooked Tripe and cut mation regarding the cnnrpnign. $ . T in pieces 2 inches long by oneThe American Legion nnd American halt inch wide. Red Cross have kindly consented to Electrical Appliances Cook one tablespoon finely help in this campaign und it is the and Material chopped onions in two tableduty of every citizen to lend whatever of all Kinds <poona batter until slightly aid he enn fo rthe boys who went over. browned. Add tripe and cook 5 Irons Reduced from All papers in Orange, Seminole and minutes. Sprinkle with salt and Osceola counties nre requested to pub­ $8.50 to $6.75 oepper. lish this notice. H E HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. ii First National Bank SPENCER’S DAIRY ... . .... G. W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS W ATERXZ“c l MANAGER MISTER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY Who Is Who and Why BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO. HAIRNET Y.... 1 Dr. Tom Moore m A. h Optical Parlor When you buy Lamps. Get the best. |J G.M C . C . Stores m Deane Turner WELAKA BLOCK Phones 497-494 F. P. Rines It iH suggested thnt the Constitu­ tion he taught in the schools. It won’t do. Children would become rad­ Phone 481 icals nnd grow up to demand all the 105 Palmetto Ave. liberties the Constitution guarantees. * 4.4.4 * 4.4.44.4.+++++++++++++++♦ A ll Colore Including 'Grey and Whit* mm® Is life W o . liv in (That depends on the liver. Dr. M iles’ L iv e r Pills/,. mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional laxative or for chronic constipation. At all drsggiata �WleByHI THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1921 The Wolnka dihJngr rooms can taka cnro of a big crowd or a small one and tho big ones get tho same good serv­ ice. The bays of Co. D., had suppor Inst night a t tho Wolnka and*break­ fast and lunch today the Wolaka tak ­ ing cnro of 52 of thejn Inst night. It is a cinch thnt Co., D., will got no such menls while they nro nwny and they will long for tho Wolnka dining rooms before thoy return. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers ’ Little Happening* * Mention of ) Matters In Brief personal Items of Interest WE CAN SAVE you money on auto­ mobiles. Wo have now In stock sovornl good used cars that wo are offerIngut prices to suit yqu. Terms: onethird and one-half caBh, bnlanco In ton monthly payments.—B. & 0. Mo­ tor Co., 209 Park Ave.. Sanford. Fla. 4c For Florida: Partly cloudy * * * tonight and Saturday; prob- + * « ably local thundershowers Sat- # 4c urdny. * * We can’t get Old Sol to shut * , * * down his works long enough to * * * * * * * * * * * * * get the thermometer down be­ low tho 90 mark. While we Compnny D left today. had a most delicious breeze last night that was almost a Men’s Panama Hats only $1.49.— storm it did not come soon Benjamin's Shoe StoVo. 112-4tc enough to lower the tempera­ ture yesterday but It Is fine And wo will miss them while thoy todny and our report tomor­ row should have a different are gone. look. And maybe we will have Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits * a nice little shower today to reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoe A J* help along the lowering of the Clothing Co. 103-tfc * temperature: 5:40 A. M.. AUGUST 5TII Maximum ........................ 97 Weather man says wo will havo Minimum ......................... 70 c o o l e r weather for the Inst of August. Range ....* .......... ............ 71 Barometer ................. ......10.13 New mattresses made to ordor at Calm and rloudy. small cost by Sanford Mattress Co., 613 9th street, phono 144-W. 112-4tc Sheriff Hand caught the negro a t , »» Geneva who had been robbing houses j ! 1 In thnt viclinlty for some time. Ho would find a house that had been va- ; | cated by tho tennnts and move nil tho • > furnishings out and sell tho stuff. All tho* robberies happened nbout n year ngo but Sheriff Hnnd has been j; keeping an eye open for some time •• and was rewarded by finding Rome of the stuff in tho homo of Charlie WIN ‘ J llams who worked at Brown's turpen- 1j tino still. He was gathered In yesterday and will have to oxplnin to Judge X Householder just how he came to have such n perverted appetite oh to wish *) for the better kind of house furnish- !■• ings. i !! We have always been the first to lower prices since w< have been in business and now here comes another re d v 'tion and this time it is on— Sweet Orr and Panama Overalls and Lee’s Union Alls • ** Overalls, now $2.25, and any Lee Union All in the house as long as the present stock lasts at half price. And we carry an up-to-the-minute line of work shirts, gloves and caps. r//f sraflf r///jr /s u/m/iehr The farms around Sanford are as­ $7.50 and $9.00 WALK-OVER Slip suming tlmt busy app'enrance that de­ pern a t $5.15, b e g in n in g S a t u r d a y . — S P E C I A L S A T HAU>1 E L 'S notes getting ready for another big Lloyd’s Shoe Hturo. lll-2ti SPECIALTY SHOP crop of lettuce and celery. There is always something doing at When you see a car taking curves Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wnsh Suits Haumcl’s Specialty Shop. Sometimes reduced to $1.98,—Sanford Shoo & ut fifty miles an hour, you know tho this busy shop is too busy to write CA1»TURK ANOTHER STILL Clothing Co. ‘ 103-tfc vacuum cup isn’t the only vacuum on an advertisement but nevertheless AND ANOTHER STILL OWNER tho premises. there is something good for tho buy­ Notice from the government thnt ers and it will pay you to watch the i Sheriff Hand and Deputy Sheriff the bridge nt Osteen will be taken 1019 MODEL NASH FOR SALE nt columns of the Daily Herald all the Jacobs luld out in the moonlight for $900. New tires nnd in oxccllcnt time and watch for Bnumcl’s nd. To­ under advisement nt a meeting hero mechanical condition. Qco us nt once, day there is a big advertisement oq ! some time a few nights ago and lo­ this month means that this bridge will —It. & O. Motor Co. 111-tfc the last page and by the way Bnu- cated what they had good reason to soon lie started. , believe wus n moonshine outfit. Last mel’s ad is always on tho last page, Reduced to simple terms, thu nr* and today they call attention to some night they went back and caught still Ladles’ Pumps, $0,00 to $10.00 val­ gument against a bonus is ns fol very fine special bargains in dresses, I and owner west of Upsala. The ownues, only 98c.—Benjamin’s Shoe Store. i er was n man named Alcorn and it is 112-4tc lows: (a) the country can’t afford it blouses and other articles of wearing alleged thut he hus been making shine (b) the axe is ground. apparel so dear to the feminine heart. This is the last week of Baumel’s in a small still that was located in the Ed Nelson, forjnerly of this city $5.15 for $7.50 and $9.00 Slippers special sale nnd if you havo not visit-, cellar ut an outbuilding. Ho wus but now of Miami, is spending this beginning Saturday.—Lloyd’s Shoe ed this stole every day sindo the sale 1 brought to the city and placed in the week with his mother, Mrs. M. Nelson, Store. 1U-2lc began you have missed something county jail and will tell it tu Judge at her home on Elm avenue. great. Go there tomorrow nnd see Householder in the next few days. Wo will operate on your old cotton them for if you see them you will buy Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wnsh Suits mattresses nnd gunrnntco a euro nt a some of these very special bnrguins at Post cardB—local views—lc each at reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & total cost to you of $0.50.—Sanford very speclul prices. the Herald office. Clothing Co. 103-tfc Mattress Co., Phono 144-W. 112-4tc Despite the tendencies of the mod­ In the case of vegetable nnd fruit em girl to make up, we have yet to you can them in summer and re-'emhear of one working a t mnkc-up in a ploy them In tho winter.—El Paso newspaper composing room. Herald. Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suits HE BOUGHT ,A LEXINGTON and reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoe & left his old one with us, and we are Clothing Co. 103-tfc offering this car nt $1,200, 1020 mod­ Golf is becoming ho democratic thnt el, Cord tires, etc. Would lie n bar­ many of its devotees spit on their gain at $1,500. For quick sale $1,200 hands when they take hold of a club. takes it. Terms can be nrrnngcd with responsible purchaser.—II. & O. Motor Co. . 111-tfc 1 buy, pay cash for second hnnd piuios. Address P. O. box 352, Sanford, When Obregon swats the oil crowd Fl»112-M.-W-.F.12tp it is only a question of timo until The President cannot beterribly tHe shock will be felt by the Ameri­ wrought up over conditions In. the can jitney driver. South, for ho is taking n vacation in Sanford Mattress Co., will make a ihe White Mountains. new mattress out of your old one nt a total cost to you of $0.50. Phone Before buying nny other car, let us 114-W. 112-4tc dime you the Hupmobile. The car ■vith low repair costs, the wonderful Tho board of governors and other economy, tho ability to keep going, members of the Chamber of Com­ the long life, and high re-sale prices merce held their weekly meeting at tor second hand Hups.. Demonstra­ the Valdez hotel todny at noon nnd tions gladly given.—B. & O. Motor over tho luncheon discussed many matters of importance to the city nnd county. The Chamber of Commerce Ihe automobile is sufficiently im- is n busy institution these days nnd is pruved; what wo need now Is a set keeping right up with nil the many ‘T quick acting springs for the knee duties thnt devolve upon this great joints of pedestrians, body of workers. * •:**}. * * <|>$ 4. * .{ ..; ..} ..J..;. ,j. .*. j > , .j. .5, .j. 4..». .5. . y * + V RED CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL CARS, two year guarantee SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS THE BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR SHOP AND THE BEST MECHANICS IN THIS VICINITY Cars Washed and Polished for................ $2.00 LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTS B. & O Motor Co 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida DISTRIBUTORS FOR • LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE CARS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa that 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count live words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. , FOR RENT WANTED FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished house keeping rooms, $10,00 per month, gas; 2 nice large, cool bed rooms, 205 Oak Ave., Eagle Home, Mrs. Ridd­ ling. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, 318 Palmetto Ave. • 110-Gtp APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also furnished room, corner Harvey nnd Coates streets, Daytona Beach, Fin. P. O. Box No. 302. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ ton, 112-Gtp WANTED—Plowing, hauling or har­ rowing to do. Cnil Appleby, phona 207-W. 78 -aOtp WANTED—Team work. Inquire M. Hanson Shoo Shop. 92-20tp FOR SALE 24-lb. Sacks Obelisk © •# Flour ............................................... 24-lb. Sack Pillsbury Flour ................................................ 24-lb. $uck Self-Rising Flour ................................................t(l A * 24-lb. Sack Pioneer Self-rising 0 -1 Flour ............................................... 12 Tall Van Camp’s 12'Baby Van Camp’s f F 4 L L O f No. 3 Tomatoes, A C per can .................................................... A t 12 Cans No. 2 A Corn ................................................. V A # “ 3 Cans No. 2 Sliced £ Pineapple ........................................ « JIA « \ No. 2 Cans Paul’s Red E £ Cherries ................................................... w l No. 2 Cans ' E £ Strawberries .................... '..................... Apple Butter, O fl per ja r .......................... 1........................^*1 3-lb. Stone Jars Red Cherry £ 12 Cans Sifted Peas, C Glen V alley.......................................«J9A»tJ Red Star Lobster, M£ per can .................................................. Vinegar in Bulk, per gallon ................................................ v J J CLOVER HILL BUTTER, THE BEST RICHELIEU COFFEE BEST TO DRINK LOST LOST—On Orlando road, 1 pkg. paint brushes, 1 pkg. paint overalls, etc. Finder notify Box 2G-A. 111-Gtp LOST—Small strny suit case contain­ ing papers, letters and toilet ar­ ticles, lost Sunday on Sanford-0rlando road. Address E. H. Nelson, Ojus, Fla. * 112-3tp LOST—Cuff link, gold loaf design, set with small chip diamond. Liberal reward if finder will return to V. Q. Speer. 113-3tp FOR SALE—House, 5 rooms and bath, Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm. —H. N. Lumley, 902 French. Phono 404. 75-tfc FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ ply 403 Sanford Avo., and Fourth Street. 04-01. FOR SALE—390, 8-ft. Cypress Fence posts, 25c each.—H. Roberts, Route A, Box 200. 91-tf FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobilc truck, $000. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick 4, $100. Tho above cars aro real bar­ gains. Terms to fit yaiy pocket book. At Williams’ Garage, N. II. Garner. MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS 104-tfe CLIMATE FOR SALE—A bargain that counts, 1 army tent, 10x10 feet. Value Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF PAINT $138. Sale price $35.—Thrasher & Garner. 10fl-2wc FOR SALE—Cottage nt Coronado Bench, nil furnished. For informa­ A T A R I? H. A. HALVERtion, write to Mrs. F. L. Myers, Lake O lU U E i SON, Proprietor Helen, Fla. 107-8tp Sanford, Fla. .}. FOR SALE— 1920 Dort touring car Wcluka Block $150 cash; 1920 OldB 8 touring, v $000 ensh.—Hnight & Magee, Oppo4> l site Valdez Hotel. U0-Gtc FOR SALE—Chalmers Master six, in perfect condition, $500 cash.— Hnight & Magee, opposito Vnldoz Ilotel. ' 110-fltc FOR SALE—1021 Maxwell touring car, used very ^ttlo. A real bar­ gain for $450 cash.—Hnight & Ma­ gee, Opp. Valdez Hct*l 119-fltc FOR SALE—Lute 1920 Hanson Six Touring car in fine condition. New tires. Cheap at $1,500, but priced at $1100 for quick cash sale. If you are in the market for a high clnss used car it will pay you to sec us before you buy.—Haight & Mngee, Opposite Valdez Hotel. . 110-Gtc WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Lakeland at Dnytonu. Tampa at Jacksonville. St. Petersburg at Orlando. IIOW THEY STAND Orlundo ......... Tampa ........... Lakeland ....... St. Petersburg Daytona ........ Jacksonville .. FOR SALE 1 Ford touring car, $400, l Chevrolet, $200; 1 Buick truck, RESULTS YESTERDAY $198; 1 Oldsmobilc truck, $598. All Florida State League in good condition and q real bargain. At Jacksonville 3, Lakeland 7. —Williams Garage by N. H. Garner. At Daytona 8, Tampa 5. ______________________ 113-Ote At St. Petersburg 0, Orlando 5, FOR SALE—At a bargain, one good PRINTING mule. M. M. Stewart, Mellonvlllo avenue. . 115 2tp. 250 Hammermiil envelopes printed, FOR SALE—Ono pumping outfit con­ $1.75.—Seminole Prlntery, 902 French sisting of ono Raleigh Schreyor ave. 87-fltp 11-2 hp. engine, one Gould pump, one 200 gallon storago tank. Wight Peat cards—local viewi Grocery Co. 112-tfc. tho Herald office. FOR SALE—^-Bunaglow, 6 rooms and � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 05, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 05, 1921. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe0cc4b5c3c691a1a7f1ff2257ae6c80.pdf cc797d27b220ac9fd6416d771a609696 PDF Text Text —■n- -*TTr Sanford TM1 “CH t Snbslanticf ftty Substantial’ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD; FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921 ONEY ‘ MISS CLARKE TOOK MONEY ACCORDING TO STATEMENT GIVEN PALM BEACH POST Chief Postal Inspector Says Woman Confess­ ed at Orlando NUMBER 113 France to Mr. Harding TD k | \ r r i GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE PUBLIC HEALTH HOSPITAL AUGUSTA AND OTEEN. .By Tt* AuoeUUd Frau! WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 .-T h 0 purchaso of sites and buildings of tho public hcnlth servlco hospitals at Au­ gusta, Go., nnd Otoen, N. C., for tho FOR THE I'OSTOFFICE ROBBERY UBo'of disabled soldlorss, was author­ ized today by Seeretry Mellon. AT WEST PALMBEACII NAVAL DIRIGIBLE WILL HAIL AUGUST 25 ENGLAND TO AMERICA. Proirtote a Feeling: o f Good Fellowship and Extend Trade (By Th« AttooltUd Pr.u) WASHINGTON, Aug. 4,-T ho menster British built naval dirigiblo 1 T A ltT _________________ z n ’2 will sail from England on Aug. 25th for its station at Lakohurst, N. IIIlJ lllV lE f t J., the navy department announced to­ day. WHEN ON THRESHOLD OF BUS­ IEST SEASON SANFORD nAS EVER EXPERIENCED. Three Bandits Held TAKES ALL BLAME NOW K THJ? TIMR jrjlfS . -v's- y J Capt. Marion Cooper WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 4.— According to a statement given to the Arrived Berlin Today, Up Messenger and In most cities which mnintnln a \\'<>at Palm Beach Post yesterday af­ Jax Boy is Now Safe commercial organization, ono of tho Robbed Mail Pouches ternoon by L. A. Johnson, chief pos­ important functions of that organiza­ tal inspector for the Southeastern dis­ Visiting Mrs. Harrison Who Gove Him tion Is to arrange trade extension Supposed to Hove Stolen Sljtty Thou trict, Miss Lcnn Clarke, postmistress Food When Starving trips which afford themombers nn op­ sand in urrency at this place, confessed to F. J. Q. portunity to repay, to the towns In President Ilardlng receiving from Ambassador Jules J. Jussorand, as the (Ur Th* Auociatftl Praia) Pulsifer, an assistant Inspector,' in her (By Th* AuoeUUd Fr**i) gift of Irance, tho first replica of the Fllery monument, the tribute of Lortheir territory the visits made hy the BERLIN, Aug. 4.—Capt. Merlon eel I at Orlando, that she alone was re­ ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.—Three bandits merchtants and citizens of tho (own. rnlno and Fitary to tho valor of American troops who delivered their soil from sponsible for the loss of two register-' Cooper, of Jacksonville, who escaped Gorman occupation. At tho same time Ambassador Jusserand transmitted today held up and slugged Tommy ed packages containing $32,000 miss­ from Mobcow prison after being Bhot to Commander John O. Emery of tho American Legion tho formal Invitation Fclnldo, postoffice messenger, near It is also a method by which thoy ex­ ing from the local postoffice slnco down during the fighting between tho of f resident Mlllcrnud and of the French government requesting the prosenci here and escaped with throe mail tend thoir trade relations and in var­ Bolshevik! and Poles, arrived hero of a Legion delegation nt the unveiling In August. In the group,-from left to pouches, one of which is believed con­ ious cities different plans have been July 26. $5,700 of the money, Miss Clarke from Warsaw yesterday to seo Mrs. right, besides Mr. Ifardlng, are: Marcel Knecht, French high commissioner tained sixty thousand dollars in cur­ evolved to attain this end. It is gen­ told Pulsifer .according to the state­ Marguerite Harrison, an American Ambassador Jusserand, Theodore Roosevelt, John G. Eme -y. rency consigned to the Standard Oil erally conceded that trips of this kind aro worth while—that the item of ex­ ment, would he found at tjie residence newspaper correspondent, recently lib­ Refinery at Woodriver, III. pense is a logitimato charge ,to ad­ of J. E. Chambers of this city, and erated by the Soviet authorities. Coop­ vertising, nnd the membors of com­ this amount, Inspector Johnson snyB, er dcclarad Mrs. Iinn-ison saved his Knights of Columbus his men recovered yesterday after­ life by supplying him with food nnd mercial organizations vtake great in­ clothes at Moscow prison before she noon. Other sums, according to the Will Raise a Million terest in thorn nnd usually co-operate signed statement, were used to cover was incarcerated. in suggesting tho places to visit. Thoy For Welfare Work promoto a deficit in her local accounts. n feeling of good fellowship Miss Clarke is held without bail at Irish Republican nnd many acquaintances nre formed In Italy is Announced at International Orlando in connection with the killing that arc lasting nnd agreeable. Convention. Parliament Has THREE FISHERMEN of F. A. Miltmore Monday night in Towns visited always plnn soma Golden Voiced Singer SHIPWRECKED IN HOAT thut city. Miltmoto was formerly em­ Been Called Now kind of a recoptlon governed by the (By Th* AuoeUUd Fr*i«) FOR FOUR DAYS. ployed in the local postoffice. Had Friends in Every SAN FRANCISCO,'Aug. 4.—At the length of tho stay with thorn, so the According to Chief Inspector John­ Reply of Ulster to Overtures by Sinn request of Pope Benedict tho Knights members making the trip return Country in World (By Th* AuoeUUd Fnu) son’s statement made to tho Post, In­ Fein Unfavorable of Columbus decided to raise ono mil- homo, in most instances, satlsAcd that NEW YORK, Aug. 4—Three fisher­ spector Pulsifer returned hero yester­ Uoff dollars to inaugurate the Ameri­ it has been worth tho time, trouble (Br Th* AuoeUUd Frin) men wero picked up from a disabled (Br Th* AiMoUtW Praia) day from Orlando, where he had been NAPLES, Aug. 4 .— Thousands can welfare work in Italy, it was an­ and oxponso involved. motor bout sixty miles oft tho Flori­ sent in an attempt to clear up tho DUBLIN, Aug. 4.—Full meeting of gathered todny for the funeral of nounced nt tho International Knights Tho advent of the automobilo has missing monoy: tho Irish Republican parliament has da coast on August 1st, nnd brought Enrico Cnruso nt tho church of San of Columbus annua! convention hero served to greatly incrcuso the retail hero todny by tho steamship Santa boon called. Official announcement of “1 and I alone, took tho monFrancisco Dl Pnolnw, which ho used todny. The fund will bo raised by territory of tho larger cities and tow nsney. There was no one oIbo but tho call will be published in tonight’s Theresa from Mutanzns. Thei men upon permission of King Victor Em­ popular subscription among tho mem­ in many cases shoppers driving issuo of tho Irish Bulletin. It is re­ snld they left Palm Bench on July manuel. Representatives of the king bers of the order. me connected with the aftaif. twenty-Ave, Afty or even one hun­ ported tho reply of Ulster to tho over­ 7th, nnd had been without water or nnd royal family, Italian government, You will find $6,700 of the stol­ dred miles to trade, tho territory, o f en money in tho homo of J. E. tures by the Sinn Fein received nnd Is food for four dnys when rescued. The municipality and prefecture appointed course, being nftectcd materially by boat is owned by II. Holowny, of attended the services nnd the United not favorable. Chambers, 323 South Poinsettn the class of ronds lending to tho city Palm Beach. street, West Palm Beach,” John­ Stntes government had instructed of­ nnd tho loention of competing centersson quoted Miss Clarke as saying ficials to appear at the funerul. In this connection (too much stress TWELVE LOADED in her signed statement. He cxennnot be laid upon the necessity of TANK CARS WRECKED hihited authority for getting tho IRISH REPUBLIC good ronds. —NO LOSS OF LIFE m >ney from Chambers’ home In a PARLIAMENT TO MEET The nutomobile trip ia popular frt note signed by Miss Clarke’s first ON AUGUST SIXTEEN many ^owns and cities nnd is particu­ ALEXANDRIA, La., Aug. L— name—Lena. ZION CITY HAS REGULATIONS larly well ndnptcd to trips where tho loaded tank cars of gasoline were de­ The noto read: (By Tha A uoeU U d P i i i i ) AGAINST SMOKING ON DUBLIN, Aug. 4.—Irish Republic number participating does not wnrstroyed by fire todny when n train ' Bear Grandpa—Please let Mr. SUNDAY parliament summoned to meet August was wrecked near Bentlet, La. No rant tho running of a special train nnd Pulsifer get something out of my SPUKGIN GETS AS FAR AS MEX­ 16th. life loss ns far as known. for comparatively short !trips into room. Lenn.” • ICO HUT WILL HE CAP­ (By Tb* A u oe U U d F r a u ) immcdlnto trade territories. It per­ Tlie noto wua written in a Western ZION, III., Aug. 4.—Smoking a TURED mits of much greater flexibility nnd Union envelope, which had been split pipe in Zion cost Frederick Stockstill (By Th* AuoeUUd Fmi) does not call for the outlay required open and was written on tho inside. $65 todny. The city, which has ordi­ EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 4.—Warren 0,1 lhe reverse Bide of tho envelope nances regulating women’s dress and by the more pretentious train trips. was the word ’’Jail.” Spurgin, missing president of the As n rulo it is more local in char­ how its residents shall spend Sunday Michigan nvenuo Trust o0 of Chicngo, also has n ban against smoking. "This acter nnd its mnko-up generally in­ is in tho vicinity of Chihuahua City, North Ireland must stop,” the judgo remarked when cludes mon representing both whoioMexico, according to a telegram re­ he fined Stockstill. "Stop," Stockstill snlo nnd retnil establishments. Fre­ Did Not Refuse ceived by El Paso police. The tele­ replied, "Winy I’m ns stopped ns my quently such excursions aro almost FLAHERTY HEADS KNIGHTS. gram added that his arrest is expect­ name would indicate.” wholly community boosting trips— Peace Proposals ed momentarily and Mexican officials From Southern States get-to-gothor, gct-ncqualnted propo­ SAN FRANCISCO, August 4.—If WAGE REDUCTION And Surgeon Gen­ Report Relative to Peace Declared Of­ are said to ho co-operating with tho sitions, nnd nre, no doubt, of value necessary, the Knights of Columbus American officers in tho search for GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., ' both from tho standpoint of a knowl­ ficially Unfounded eral Cumming Spurgin. will "put its whole force of 800,000 ANNOUNCED TODAY. edge of the immcdlnto surrounding members into the movement to end _ (By Tha Auoclatad Praia) (By Th* AuoeUUd Fr*u) country, crop conditions nnd trade. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Pellagra foreign propaganda in America, be «t (Br Th* AuoeUUd Fr*it) Lo n d o n , Aug. 4.—Reports pub­ Knight Would Have Tho better organized trips havo a situation was discussed in closed ses­ European or Astatic," Supreme MasLYNN, Mass., Aug. 4.—A wage re­ lished here that the government of Nation-Wide Protest sion hero todny at a conference be­ t°i* John H. Dublin of Denver, trtld tho duction affecting twelve thousand em­ dcAnita schedule nnd program such a s * 'irth Ireland definitely nnd finally the more ambitious train trips, the refused to have anything to do with Against Tariff Bill tween health officials from Southern thirty-ninth nnniinl supreme conven­ ployes of the Gcncrni Electric Co.'s beneAts in territory covered being states and Surgeon Gcncrni Cumming tion of the knights todny. ,hc government's proposals relative to plant here was announced todny. Tho compnrnblo to the extended excurs­ of tho Public Health Service. . Some (By Tha Aiioclatid Frail) I" --ico in Ireland declared officially toArchbishop Edward J. Hanna, of cut will vary in tho amount. ions. of tho state officinls said ns they en­ AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 4.—Chambers 1 -v he unfounded. the Cnthnlic archdiocese of Snn FrnnA danger to bo guarded against In of commerce, business men nnd cor­ tered tho conference room they would cisco, in niy nddress on divorce snid tho automobile trip in thnt of its dodisputo nny claim that the disease had porations throughout the country, KANN UR’S DEPARTM ENT that tho "laxness of certain Ameri­ genorntlng into n rond race nnd con­ rcnchcd serious proportions in their were nppculcd to In nn nddress hero STORE PUTTING ON DIG can divorce Inws is a national shnmo.” sequent forgetfulness of tho real ob­ territory. Information of Fedcrnl last night by C. L. Knight, republican * SELLING EVENT. The tendency is to treat divorced ns n ject of the trip. When this occurs it: congressman, of Ohio, to join in a government ns to conditions, then con­ national idiosynnrchy when reality it is ,:kely to do moro harm thnn goodRunner's Department Store takes nation-wide protest to tho house ways tended was incomplete nnd did not nc- is a nntionnt menace.” • More will ho snid in following ar­ curatoly picture conditions. Dr. Cuntnnd means comndttco against tho tWo l"'Kes in this issue of tho Dnily He urged tho knights to "Aght the ticles rolativo to tho beneAts to bo ming said ho hoped to get first hnnd Fordnty thrift bill which ho churaclcrdivorco evils as they would nil other IF ADDITIONAL TAXES ARE TO lb mid to tell tho people about hin derived from trade extension tripB. ir.oj as one of the worst pieces of leg information from tho state officials socinl evils." HE AVOIDED record breaking snlo that Btarta to- ■station in tho country's history. and map out a concerted course of ncIn general, n trade extension trip has Jnmes A. Flaherty was today elect­ f 0 , 1 horning and continues for ns Dn object, not only tho incrcaso of Cojjpicssman Knight ala> urged Prcsident Harding requested the Pub- ed to his seventh term ns head of tho (B / Thi Associated Press) ourteon days. Kanner’s Department ti..\t a protest b.» made ng.r ist the tion. The conference was called after trndo thnt may result to tho individu­ WASIIINGTQN, Aug. 4 .-A cut of ,,r< carries a big lino of everything cn-lcn.plntcd income tax, y ■’ n ho Public Health and Rbd Crons otficinls organization. >.Othetf ofticer.4 chosen more than $250,000,000 in ordinary ex­ al jobber or retailer through meeting are; Martin II. Cnrmody, Grand Rap­ , lllen'H antl lnt,los wearing apparel, said, was discrimination in fnvor of wore asked to take measure*! to meet ids, Mich., deputy supreme knight; penditures of government this fiscal his customers nnd possible buyers, but . s’ ant8» furniture, rugs, mattings, Jho country’s highest salaried men. tho threatened rnvages of pnllagra in J. G. McGinty, jr., supreme secretary; year Ib necessary if additional taxes tho strengthening of tho city as tho '<ws, hnrdwnro, lamps, paints, cut- Congressman Knight also criticised tho South. J. C. Pclliticr, Boston, supreme ndvo- ace to be avoided tho House Ways logical center of thnt section—not y> garden hoso, crunks, suit cases, President Harding, declaring he was ento; Daniel J. Callahan, Washington, and Means Committee was informed only ns a trading point, but the com­ GOVERNOR AND HIS ' ,pt'rwaro nn,l overything. todny by Secretary Mellon. mercial, social and educational center* ono of tho chief offenders in increasing CABINET GO FISHING D. C., supremo treasurer; Dr. E. W. frnty "nI° ,s rpn,1y extraordinary taxation and swoliing tho costs of run­ - I n short, the "big town” to its con­ Buckley, St. Paul, supremo physician; stituency. 1 thc frct tllat It moans very low ning the country by asking congress STARTS TICK CAMPAIGN. TALLAHASSEE, Aug, 3.—Gover­ David F. Supple, San Francisco, su­ Price on such a large variety of ma- to pass a welfare bill calling for a nor Hardee, Attornoy-Genetal Buford, preme warden. (Dr Th* AuoeUt*d Frau) lv „«8 aJ?d anyono cnn ho satisfied $200,000,000 approbation. DOWNEY AND WILSON BARRED Treasurer Luning and Secretary of TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 4.-T ho s L ltn!!.nd tho 8uI° for y°u will find Tho bill, he said, “was nothing but State Crawford loff yesterday after-' Leesburg believes in good schools, bonrd of county commissionfcrs have w, r h " V hat you want the price a plaything.” (By Th* A „*«lit*d F ra u ) noon for a short visit to Wakulla and its people have subscribed $3,500 decided to eradicate tho tick from Z l "0l‘ u ; Tho sale has been a r­ NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Tho stata Beach, whore they will be tho guests M* Dawson which guarSpeaking of the railroads, an­ of James Messer on a Ashing trip. It% to make up the deAciency necessary Loon county and about $800 was ap­ boxing commission today refused to e i t ' >h8t tw itl he just as advertis­ nouncement that the public is stealing is understood thqt the party will re-! to keep its schools up to tho highest propriated for Immediate work; also permit Bryan Downey and Johnny e r Mr„ D"W8°" will be there to ns- a hundred million dollars annually turn today. , standard. Other communities have an amount sufficient to enrry tho Wilson, mlddloweights, to box in this work to completion will bo Included cu. t ” r< ^ ann®r ,n Bpo*ng that every from thorn, the Lakeland Telegram done tho same. At Giovetand tho in the budget. Thoro wero many cat­ Btao unless thoy settle in another “ a 8atllRfte(, <>"*• tho oxclnlms: "Why, a tramp could make Tho artist who eventually gets his monoy voluntarily appropriated was bout tho controversy which nroso as a his r ument and noto th° P^ces on a fortune in twelve months Just steal­ ipicturcs in tho Rogue's Gallery is thq' sufficient to put Ita school in n class tlemen and dairymen present nnd but result of thoir recent contest in Cleve­ fresh up-to-date merchandise. llttlo opposition to the dipping do- land when Wilson was awarded tho ing rides from here to Hainos City.” bad-check kind. of a city many tiimes its size. voloped. . t-cferoe’s decision on a foul. THOUSANDS GATHER TODAY TO HONOR ENRICO CARUSO -FUNERAL AT NAPLES STOCKSTILL STOOD STILL, FINED BILL MISSING BANKER LOCATED AT CHIHUAHUA PELLAGRA SITUATION DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION AT CAPITAL TODAY BETWEEN HEALTH OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT MUST CUT 50 MILLIONS �T*iffe SA^FO^t) DAILY rffettAtP, WfeftNfcSPAV, AtjtitJ8iVgt lM l *AQfe m ARREST PERRY HAYNES SAYS FOR MURDER THEY BELONG OF HIS WIFE! TO ANARCHISTS MAYO FARMER TO REPEAL PROHIBITION LAWS PROMINENT FOUND GUILTY BY COR­ WOULDN'T CURE LIQUOR ONER'S JURY TRAFFIC THE STAR TO-DAY f WANDA HAWLEY in "The House that Jazz MAYO, Aug. 3.—Wm. Perry, GO WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—The boot­ legger of 1021 was characterized ns years of ngo, one of the oldest, most nothing short of the embodiment of prominent nnd wealthiest citizens of anarchy and bolshevism in u speech Lafayette county, is being held in made nt Washington Grove, Md., by jail here today charged with the mur­ Mnjor Roy A. Hnynes, federal prohi­ der of his wife, Mrs. Lucy Perry, aged bition commissioner, who took office 18, and his sister-in-law, I’enrl Mnln short time ago. Major Ilnynes a t­ com, aged 13, following his arrest Into tacked the theory thnt personnl lib­ Alondny afternoon upon the verdict of erty wns interfered with by the pro­ n coroner’s jury. The charred bones of the young hibition lnws because they sometimes Tomorrow—All-Star Cast in “Hearts are wore violated would be comparable to wife, n bride of two years nnd Perry’s Trumps” and Fatty Arbuckle in nbolishing lnws against murder, be­ second wife, and her sister, a mere BIG REDUCTION “Desert Hero” cause murder wns sometimes commit­ slip of a girl, were found in the smouldering ruins of n lonely log cnbted. "Ho is n short-sighted American," in 15 miles south of Muyo enrly Snt­ Mnjor Hnynes snid, "who fails to see urdny morning. A butcher knife and in tho bootlegger of todny both the a club nxe were lying near the bodies. After n lengthy session Monday af­ spirit of the nnnrchist and bolshevik. ternoon, the coroner's jury over which It is time that the citizen upon whom wo depend to uphold our Amcricnnism Judge Hal W. Adams presided, re­ nwnkens to the realization thnt boot­ turned a verdict holding thnt "Willinm legging is not n mere pastime, but is n Perry is guilty of the murder of his nefarious nnd traitorous business. The wife, Lucy Perry, nnd his sister-in­ The hand of the law may catch tho thief after the theft la com­ bootlegger, whether he be in the high­ law, Pearl Malcolm.” Perry, who tes­ mitted but that doesn’t givo you your money back. An insurance est or lowest walks of life, is in the tified at the inquest held here wns im­ Compnny will pay the loss on your firc-ravngcd homo but not one cent last analysis a law violator and, strip­ mediately placed under nrrest by for money hiddon away therein. ped of his social prestige or political Sheriff Murray on order of Judge Summer time is danger time for closed houses. Look out for influence, he is a criminal giving as­ Adams nnd placed in jail to nwnit fur­ tho wily burglar or unexpected fire. A Safo Deposit Box or storage $7.50 V alue................ ................ $5.00 sistance nnd encouragement to those ther proccdings. No date has yet been space in our firo and burglar proof vaults costs llttlo but saves much. forces of profiteering criminality set for his arraignment. whose business it has been to prosti­ Funeral services over the remnins 5.00 Value................ ................. 3.50 tute statesmanship nnd debauch citi­ of Mrs. Perry nnd little Pcnrl Mal­ zenship, which have murdered more colm, who were the daughters of a 3.50 Value................................. 2.50 men in the discharge of their duties very well known Lnfnyctc county fnrin proportion to the number employed mcr, were held nt Bethel Cemetery, In the enforcement fit. luw than fell on two miles from Mayo, Mondny after­ the battlefields of France in the de­ noon and were attended by a very fense of our flag. large assemblage of people. "It is snid that the poisonous Citizens of this section are thor­ wasp that stung Cleopntrn to death oughly aroused over the double trage­ UNITED STATES HOLDS world of another church for universal hid in n bouquet of Oriental flow­ dy which is the most gruesome in the FUTURE OF WORLD IN pence. He said England was morn ers. Some of the most venomous a t­ annals of the county’s history nnd HAND, CLAIMS INMAN. anxious thnn over for closo relations, tacks on the eighteenth amendment extra precautions arc being taken to with the United States. are camouflaged ns personnl liberty, prevent any violence. LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C., Aug. Americanism and patriotism. The most convincing testimony STOLEN OIL RONDS FOUND. "The personal liberty argument is against Perry which wns developed nt 3.—Thnt the United States holds the like a soap bubble—it appears irri- the inquest wns given by Mrs. W. D. futuro of tho world in its hand, wns CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—Bonds of the.<102 * i f * * * * * * * * * 52 Jacksonville ............ 35 descent and real, but when punctured Malcolm, mother of the dead women, tho impression gained by S. G. Inman, Sinclair Oil company, which recently * there is nothing in it. They say the She told the jury thnt Perry hnd in nn extended touur of Europe nnd ★ It ES ULT8 YE3TERDA Y eighteenth amendment infringes upon made threats against the life of his Lntin-Amcricnn countries, he declar­ disappeared in Now York and securi­ Florida State League ★ personal liberty by restricting one’s young wife. A year ngo, Mrs. Mnl- ed before the .Methodist Missionary ties missing since the Toledo and th e Dearbon street stntion Ghicago mail At Jacksonville 6, Tnmpn 6. * personal habits. Now, every law docs colm snid, Perry hnd become dissnt- Conference here yesterday. robberies, were found todny among At Dnytonn 3, Lakeland 2. * thnt in a larger or smaller degree. The , isfied with his wife nnd hnd nttomptMr. Inman snid President Harding the effects of tho Central Securities At Orlando 0, St. Petersburg 2. nnrcotic law greatly interferes with cd to secure a divorce but hnd failed. more than nny other mnn controls compnny, whose lenders, John W. FORT PIERCE WINS FLAG FIRST the personnl hnbits of the drug ndthe destinies of the nntions nnd if Worthington nnd Owen T. Evans, South Atlantic Association HALF EAST COAST SEASON dict nnd the traffic lnws seriously MELLON WOULD SHIFT tho churches of America would back At Greenville 2-4, Columbia 4-1. restrict the speed fiend, but these re­ MIAMI, Aug. 3.—Fort Pierce won BURDEN OF TAXATION. him In tho disarmament conference were nrrested hero yesterdny, accord­ (Second gnme 8 innings, darkness). ing to announcement of fedora of­ tho first hnlf of the Florldn East strictions do not seriously limit the politicians would not dnre deprive tho ficials. At Augusta 1, Spartanburg 4. Const longue yesterday, closing out man who puts the community good WASIIINGGTON, Aug. 3.—A tax At Charleston 3-0, Charlotte 2-0. the Miami club by n dno gnme margin. above his self-indulgence. Nor do of two cents on hank checks, a fiat The race wns not decided until ycstcrthey greatly embarrnss the man who license tax of $10 on nil automobiles, ♦+♦+++++++•M,++,M*++++++++++ American Longue dny, tho final gnme of the first hnlf. plnces the public welfare above bis irrespective of cost or horsepower, an At Washington 5, Detroit 4. Tho race wns close, West Palm Reach personnl convenience. Liberty is, af­ incrensc of flrst-clnss postage rates having been eliminated tho day be­ At Roston 5-2, St. Louis 8-5. ter all, personal hnbits restricted by to three cents and nn added levy on fore. The league will sturt its sec­ Others, rain. law for public good, and license, these cignrs, tobacco nnd cigarettes, nre un­ ond half todny and will close in the same impulses unrestricted. derstood to have been among tax revi­ National League middle of October. ‘From behind the smoke screen sion suggestions presented by Secre­ At St. Louis C, New York 4. f patriotism is launched one of the tary' of the Treasury Mellon to the At Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 4. LEESIIUltG DEFEATS WINTER most specious nttneks against the Others, rain. house wnys nnd means committee, GARDEN, 3-2 ightccnth amendment. This attack mceing in executive session. tho clnim thnt the amendment is WINTER GARDEN, Aug. 3.—LeesSouthern Association Other suggestions were snid to have impracticable, impossible of enforce­ burg defeated Winter Gnrden here At Atlanta 7, Memphis 3. included: Edison Mazda Lamps ment and, therefore, detrimental to yesterday 3 to 2. Tho locals outhit A reduction of 50 per cent in trans­ the nation and ougiit not to be en­ Leesburg with nine hits to four safe­ At Mobile 2, Birmingham 3. Are the Best At Chattanooga 7, Little Rock 2. forced. That it is difficult nt this portation taxes, both passenger nnd ties, but three easy chnnccs that were Others not scheduled. lour to enforce prohibition lnws wt freight, next yenr, nnd their elimina­ turned into errors nlowcd Leesburg to Electrical Appliances do not deny, and that there arc viola­ tion the year following. Bcore three runs on one hit. Doth American Association and Material Repenl of the taxes on soda foun­ tions of the law we do not doubt, but clubs played good ball and some of At Columbus 5, Milwaukee 12. the laws against murder have been tain drinks anil ice cream. of all Kinda their fielding was scnsntionnl. At Louisville 0, St. Paul 15. cnown on this continent since the Repeal of the excess profits tax and Tnvnres plays here Thursday and Irons Reduced from Others, rain. Puritan walked over its shores, and elimination of the $2,000 exemption on Apopka Snturdny. yet we have many times awakened to corporations' incomes. Batteries: Leesburg, Epperson and $8.50 to $6.75 International League TODAY LAST DAY find that human life is seiningly held Buckles; Winter Garden, Crocker, Incrensc of the norma income tax At Rochester 4, Toronto 2. lightly in our land." Taylor and Overstreet. op corporations from the present 10 Others, rain. Car on Railroad Track per cent to 15 per cent. NO ARRESTS YET WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Elimination of the income surtax Virginia League Near Express Office MADE IN HEATING bracken above 40 per cent with the Tampa at Jacksonville. 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 At Newport News 4, Wilson 7. OF BUNNELL MAN. surtax rates on incomes ranging from Lnitelnnd at Dnytonn. At Richmond 11, Tarboro 3. ♦+++++++4,++++4*++++,H*++++*H *****+*****+***++*+*4>+4><M* St. Petersburg at Orlando. $0,000 to $50,000 increased. At Rocky Mount 3, Norfolk 0. BUNNELL, Aug. 3.— Although The revenue bill as revised in ncAt Portsmouth 10, Suffolk 10 (it IIOW THEY STAND strenuous efforts are being made by cord with these suggestions would lie innings, darkness). I. W Pet. Flagler county officials, no arrests’ designated to rnise approximately iPedmont League Orlnndo .............. ... 50 28 .007 <► have been made in the kidnapping and four billion of dollars next yenr, it Tampa ................ .... 40 37 At Durham 8 , Raleigh 7. .554 wns said. Mr. Mellon's memorandum beating last Friday night by a party 40 Lakeland ................. 42 At Danville 3, High Point 10. .512 embodying his views was withhold but St. Petersburg .... 37 47 .440 At Greensboro 13, Wilston-Salem of men of S. R. Fields, recently-ap­ Clmirninu Forlney promised ty make Dnytonn .............. .... 30 48 .420 12. pointed county commissioner. it public later. Representative Garner, of Texas, Resolutions condemning the action of lawless men were passed at a ranking Democrat member of the ♦ mass meeting of citizens held here committee attacked the treasury sec­ It is our fixed purpose to render Sunday afternoon. A wire from Gov­ retary’s proposals declaring thnt ev­ sound advice and experienced ernor He.rdeo to Sheriff Johnston in­ ery one of them constituted n “shift­ structing him to exert every effort ing of the tax burden from the classes judgment on matters pertaining to apprehend the guilty pnrtics wns to the masses.” Mr. Mellon wns said to have esti­ rend. There is nil underground of to advertising, commercial and (Formerly of Ingram Opticnl Parlors, Pensncola) excitement nnd feeling which is mated government expenditures for stationery printing. keeping the people restless and un­ next year ut $4,075,000,000, hut ChairIS OPENING A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED mnn Fordnoy snid this was dependent certain as to the outcimo. Commissioner Fields, a A he wns re­ upon how much of the $500,000,000 We are equipped to give you turning to his home with his wife due the railroads would have to be ad­ careful, personal advice in these after n short ride, was tnken forci­ vanced out of the federal treasury, bly from in front of his home by a the cost of operating the government matters, and we cordially invite party of men, shoved into n waiting merchant fleet nnd the size of expen­ your inquiry for our experienced automobile nnd rushed away. Sheriff ditures for tho army nnd tho navy. Asido from the internnl taxes, the Johnston nnd C. E. PolHcer went in In the Pluce Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand judgment. pursuit nnd returned with Fields who treasury secretary wns understood to they found on King's road nenr St. hnvc estimated customs receipts for New Stock nnd Equipment arriving Daily. Joseph, bruised about the face nnd next yenr nt $450,000,000 nnd miscel­ body. He snid thnt he hnd been warn­ laneous receipts, including salvage at —All Prescriptions filled by Dr. Brand re­ ed to leave the county in 48 hours and $350,000,000. tained nnd may be duplicated at any time nneribed tho net to political enemies nnd ruffinn tactics. He hns declared Post cards—local views—1c each at his intention to remain in Bunnell. tho Herald office. LOCATION; OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE Built” W hite Canvas SHOES S A F E D E P O S IT B O X E S I k e P e o p l e ’s B a n k of Sanford Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing Company SPORT WORLD Bananas Bananas Bananas W hen you b u y L am p s. G et t h e b e s t. 25c PER DOZEN F . P . R in e s Experienced Judgment j; Dr. Tom Moore Optical Parlor The Sanford Daily Herald \\ Phone 148 —Got your Scratch Pads from Tho Offlco. supplies of every kind nt The Herald—by tho pound—15c. Herald offlco. �-: ■'S' - ■,vW i r* Sv•■ %wIT *liC " )>■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921 suppose that when tho half million is | Them ore dome rich people In this than one station is reported in which spent on tho capltol building that it ( city, and county, who never gave to tho average of tho maximum is below u n | t B«ad*j i t Ik * will oIbo be cosily evident—at least let anything in their liveso, and they 100. m m IIi i n i M It is folly to deny that tho warm should bo mado to do n man's part or us hope so. weather lasts longer in Florida than get out of tho sight of icn. in states of the north, for it docs. But PEAUMAN ON THE JOB. ----------- o----------FLORIDA COOLEST STATE IN ft is true nnd everbbody should know it, that tho heat is more mitigated In Secretary Peornian, of tho Snnford it. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor SUMMER. this state by cooling,breezes than in -------H. J. LILLABD....S«retnry-Treaaurer Chamber of Commerce is there all the H. A. NEEL______General Manager time and keeps busy at nights think- [ The Tlmcs-Unlon presents evidence any other stnte, Tho truth should also ing up something for the good of Snn- 1taken from the records of tho govom- he known that the extremes are never ‘ CURTIS DAUBER ford. As a publicity ngent he is par mcn wenthor bureau which proves thu renched here that nro reached else­ CnOVLATXOM KAXAOEB excellent and among his latest stunts HUpGriorlty of our summer climate, where. Thono 148 up to 6 P, M is tho printing of tho following on tho j nml pnrticinrly ns relates to the gulf In mldsuminr the sun rises an hour A d rarttalat Bataa Mada Kaawa aa appUeatlon bottom of tho Chamber of Commerce const south Atlantic sections, over earlier in Chicago thnn In Jackson­ •u b .c rtp tl.a FHaa la Adyaaoa leter heads: '‘Pellagra and Prosper­ practically ull other sections of the ville and sets nn hour later .This b a a Yaa» ........................................................... Mt MmUi ......................... .............. ity Are Not Synonomous—Wo Are United States. Tho record is for the means thnt In Chicago nnd Boston thu OallTarad la City by Canlar Prosperous"—Sanford, tho City Sub­ summer of 1010, nnd tho Times is con­ earth is heating in suminor two hours Oaa Waah ....................... .......................... » Tk* bl* It* ts ll-p if* Wvtklj stantial. vinced that tho showing for the pres­ longer thnn in Jacksonville and is tln ljr ooTiti S»mlnoU County and U p Just now when there is so much talk m t y Friday. Ad»artliln« rata* mada ent year would be even more favor­ cooling two hours Joss. On the paral­ W ' appUeatlon. Damocratio In poUttca, ubout pellagra in the South these let­ M t yaar. alwaya In adaanoa. able. The most distressing hent wave lel of Boston nnd Chicago thu sun is ters going to many people in the ... heating the earth sixteen hours n day Member of The Aaaoclated Press north will cause them to sit up and , *• and the night is cooling the enrth only take notice. Every little bit helps and 1 °f I,cnin8u!ar * lo,rit,B’ nnd ita eight hours. Thnt is to sny the hunt­ Pcarman can be depended upon to duration has been unusual. . ing is longer thnn the cooling in Bos­ The Times-Unlon’s nrticle is here­ keep Snnford on the map. ton or Chicago by eight hours.In Jack­ with reprinted in full: . -----------o----------“ Confessions of a Bride" have run sonville thu sun is henting the enrth For a week or ten days, Florida has OUB BAD BRICK ROADS out according to the Tampa Times. only fourteen hours und the earth is been one of the coolest states in the Yes, they ought to in nbout six Brick roads are not all good. Brick Union nnd tho fact has attracted a cooling ten, leaving nn excess of the months. roads do not nlwnys remain In good considerable amount of attention In hunting process cf only four hours as -------------- - o — -----------Wo have several good jobs for condition. Seminole county hns sonm this state—what a pity tho attention compared with eight in Boston or in Frnnk Miller and tho city of Snnford brick roads that are a disgrnco to the attracted hns not been out of the stnte, Chicago. This may recount for the ■will bo better off after Frank gets county nnd tho people who built them. | But one week does not count for much comparative coolness of the south, —--------- o--------However, they were built in the early when we have access to tho records through. Money must be an awful drug to days when but few people know whnt of the wenther bureau since it is taken -o Jacksonville bootleggers. One of them Andspeaking of Frnnk Miller re- brick were like and less about how jn summer. In the statistical nlistrn-t had to have a pistol pushed at his minds us that he nnd his father, T. J. brick ronds should he built nnd we nf the United States for 1011), head to make him accept $l,f>00. Miller,ure the grentest builders that were stung. After waiting many four, is published tho highest range Sanford hns ever hud. 1years on the bomHng companies to „f the thermometer ever known In make good on those ronds and coming sixty-nine showing r*I a 'ifj ”i*i n i ostations. i m i Thu u i ouwi i *is- |: —Get your Scratch Pads from The Plymouth Rock hns been rededient- i to the conclusion thnt they will not i interesting nnd beginning with tho | Herald by the pound 15c. ed by President Hnrding. Hope it make good it is high time to either |,]accs that have known tho le a st. ^ . . . . >__ t m ______. 1 . I. „ . . ... does not. mnke the, price of Plymouth get. ,the stnte ____I road department to re- 1 muxjmum 0f_ .heat and. .ending with lay this road on the west side or for those showing the grentest it is us Rock chickens go any higher. the county commissioners to cast follows: -oOrlando is getting in the big city nbout and 3ee if they could r.ot use Eastport, Me., 93. class having u murder at least once the same bricks nml with an asphalt Buffalo, N. Y., 95. each month orso. If their own peo- filler relay part of this road nt a time Miami, and Seattle, 08. pie ennnot arrange for one they get without having another bond issue and Snult Ste Marie, Mich., and Santa them to come in from a distance. without using much of the tax payers ,____________o--money. Our road pntrol could do the Fe, New Mexico, 97. Tampa, 98. 1b. 'M The golden voice of Caruso has been work with a few laborers to help. The £ Gnlvcston, Tex., Duluth, Minn., nml stilled hut it will live in the records of bricks can be tnkeu up nnd relaid and ||l|i Lauder, Wyo., 99. the phonograph for many yenrs to the ;nsphntt filler applied hot nml aVi ' il Oswego, N. Y., Atlanta, Gn., Knox- | come. However, we insist that the smoothed off nnd we would have a vilie, Tenn., Cleveland and Port Hu- j phonograph he in good shape or the good road for many years to come. This lias been done in other parts of ron, Mich, 100. golden voice will turn to brass. ’ the state and can he done in this coun- 1 Green Bay, Wis., nnd Snn Francis­ -----------oWo nre greatly surprised that a ty and it should be done as soon as co, 101. North field, Vn., New York city, Daytonn boat should bo featured in possible. Any visitors to the county the headlines of the newspapers ns n coming in over the west side road or Charlotte, N. C., New Orleans, nnd “Rum Runner.” No one would ever 1over pnrt of the Snnford-Orlnndo road Salt Lake City, 102. Wilmington, N. C., Chicago, and suspicion a Daytona or Daytona Beach would not have a good opinion of »ur 1 F»vo jo u r stren g th to do jo u r boat of being n "rum runner." O, county even though they discovered Heletin, Mont,. 103. I’»rt In th s w orld’s work t Get tho sloop jo u need, every night. dear, O dear, whnt are we coming to that there wore some good roads in Boston, Albany, N. Y., Harrisburg, T here Is a better w s j of chssin these piping times of prohibition? other parts of the county. * Pn,, Jacksonville, St. Paul, WinncIng th s peaky mosquitoes then -----------o----------These roads have been in this con* I muccn, Nov,, and Port Huron, Mich., ' stum bling In tha dark. r..- ,,,IU1>’ years ...... — They should t “ Sleep I n .u r s n ro ” put* them It does one good to see thu growth .mm- ^<ir , -04. on th s run *nd keeps them a w sj. much Lynchburg, Vn,, and Denver, Col., nnd prosperity of Snnford this year. not ‘n condition You need only sprinkle n few drops on bed linen a t night. Business blocks und residences are go- 1bniger. 105. -----------0 ----------Washington City, Parkersburg, W. ing up nil over the Celery City, In STARVING AT HOME. course of time, the brick roads in Vn., Amarillo, Tex., Little Rock, Ark., thnt section may be ptuned down, or Springfield, Mo., Indianapolis, Dubu­ The good ladies who have been so- que, Iowa, nnd Rapid City, S. D., 108. sandpapered, or covered over with nbout two inches of sand or feathers licitiing money from Sanford people Montgomery, Louisville, St. Louis, Its use tn.ures com fort for or something.—DeLund News. for tho purpose of erecting a suitable Springfield, 111., Bismarck, N. D., Wll•very member of the family. No more sleepless nlghU t building on the grammar school liston, N. I)., nnd North Platte, Nub., ---------- ° ----------! A good sired bottle rnet* but grounds for hot lunches this winter, 25 cent* snd will last * long W d like to mnke reservations for 107. time. It’s the chrepeet of com­ any open dates that Jacksonville have met with many people who do Palestine, Tex., San \ntonio, Kan­ fo rt Insurance. beauty shop may have—the one that not seem ic understand the propoai- sas City, Oklahoma City, Huron, S. D o c n ’t stain bed linen or clothing. Hs* no olT.iuive odor. can make a bald headed men benuti- tion, or if they do understand it, are D., Dodge City, Kan., nnd Havre, Sold by all wide-awake druggists. Ask yours for It. ful. We are expecting company from prone to pass it by. Mont., 108. Snnford, St. Petersburg and nearer School lunches concern everyone in Los Angces, 109. Sleep Insurance Co., Mfgra. home, shortly.—Tampa Tribune. We this city, and in the school district. It Shreveport, La., Abilene, Tex., Jacksonville, Florida don’t know what you mean, Jnwn. matters but little whether you have Omaha, Neb., and Spokane, Wash., There nre no bold heads in Sanford, any children in school or not, you 110. Some of us may have rather high should certainly be interested in their Boise, Idaho, 111. foreheads but none of us nre bald. 1 welfare. You might not have any Walla Walla, Wash., nnd El Paso, * -----------o----------children jail, either, yet you weep Tex., 110. 6V B V 0 Those that know say that the Daily every time you hear about some Fresno and Red Bluff, Cal., 115. Herald has kept Snnford booming this youngster going wrong, and the maPhoenix, Arizona, 119. Hurnmcr. We do not take the credit Jority of them go wrong because they There are only three, cities men­ for it but we do tbink that keeping were not kept in school. tioned on this page of tho statistical the daily going filled with advertise­ This business of providing school abstract of the United States that ments hns kept the city from going to lunches for the children means so have not known hotter weather than (deep. And we do think that August much to the community at large, that Miami and one of '.huso has known and September arc the months when it is fallacy for anyone to-even think weather equally hot. Only six cities the merchants should keep awake and of refusing something for the great in this list have not known hotter keep the people coming. It is no cause. It means much more than weather than Tampa and one of these trouble to run a good newspaper or a helping the starving Chinese or the of a Florida city. There nre only ten good store in the winter months. It Fiji Isinndors, or any of the other cities in this list in which mercury takes the real thing to keep them go­ folks who are thousands of miles hns not been known to reach 100, ami ing in the summer. away. It means that you are litter- two of these nre in Florida. There nre ally keeping sonic of the children hero more than fit) cities in it which have Headlines in Jacksonville Metropol­ at home from starving, for it is no known temperatures of 100 or more A remarkably is says: "Building Boom in Tallahns- idle tale when we say that some chil­ and Jacksonville is tile only one or fine hair net at woe Easily Evident." Say, that de­ dren have come to the Hanford schools these in Florida. Florida i sthe only notes progress. We can easily re­ an incredibly low from the country districts, and no state in the Union for which more member whoa a boom in Tallahassee price 1 was not easily evident and now that doubt many from the city, itself, thnt had nothing to eat all day. It might houses are being built thnt can be Extra large, in­ seen and whose evidence is indisput­ have been because their mothers wore too busy to get up lunches for them, visible, durable, able even beyond any reasonable doubt in the minds of the Supreme Judges or it might have been because they hand - w o v en , and Tom Applcyurd we hasten to con­ Imd nothing with which to make them, fully guaranteed gratulate the capital city. Ami wc hut thu fact remains that these child­ ren would have starved all day hnd it not been for the teachers sharing a >me of their lunch will? them. Wo For Sale send millle/a to the starving Chlinosc Lyonnaise Tripe and the near East, and the far East, Exclusively a t and nil the other countries, but we lot Open a can nf Hammond’s Coin JGM cCroryCo. our own school child-on starve to Edison Mazda Lamps Special Cooked Tripe nml cut Arc the Best in pieces 2 Inches long by one- ! death. The Herald wants to call attention hnlt inch wide. of some of the people of this city to Electrical Appliances Cook one tablespoon finely thiH fact. Wo know thnt many nf chopped unions in two tableand Material them have busied themselves in the ipoonH butter until slight!/ of nil Kinds past with tho foreign missions, and browned. Add tripe and cook 5 with the people of other countries, Irons Reduced from minutes. Sprinkle with salt nnd and no doubt many of these kind oepper. $8.50 to $6.75 hearted people nre now giving to the I _____ school chldren, but: we have heard that tho response hus not been gen­ erous, nnd people who can well af­ Including ford to give, have given nothing. It Grey and W hit* WELAKA BLOCK Phone 481 all goes back to the community chest 105 Palmetto Ave. Phones 497-494 taken from the taxes of tho county. S tV B V © ■To provide a modern depository for your money and other valuables— To extend credit to worthy customers in keeping with best bnnking methods— ■To foster worthy business enterprises ■To serve and help each individual ] ron in meeting his problems in sue way that we both profit. A Community Builder' Stores Deane Turner F . P . R in e s A ll Colot* B. F. WHITNER ....Cashier Tlllls. .Stokes & Millitzcra; Popular Markets. Phone 400 your wants Pure Milk und Cream. Morning and sf* ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. II. G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS W ATER-r.“ l ^ pUD^ Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters of this and oth­ er regions that 1 hare analyzed, I have found none superior in all good qaalk ties to thnt of the ‘Elder Wnter,"—Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Bolldlni ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. MISTER THEATRE RESORT DANCE HALL CAFE ------------ ELECTRIC---------- PIANOS MANAGER ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida WRITE- ------------------------ PHONE------------------------ -WIRE % “Sleep Insurance" Frees From Insect Pests W hen you buy L am p s. G et t h e b e s t. President SPENCER’S DAIRY Don't Waste Energy Swatting Mosquitoes HAIR NET F. P. FORSTER.. Who Is Who and Why From the looks of the constant string of au­ tomobiles going in and out of our repair de­ partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ chanics in this part of the state. And that is WHY they all come to us with their automo­ bile troubles. If you do not come to us with your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ing its just rights. BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO. Phone 00 115 Magnolia “Service THAT Satisfies’* < H 4 * H + + 'H "H ,+ + H + + + + + H H 4 ”H'H"l"l!>H»H'+++H4i++H+++++'{") | t Dr. Tom Moore (Formerly of Ingram Optical Parlors, Pensacola) IS OPENING A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Optical Parlor In the Place Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand New Stock nnd Equipment arriving Daily. —All Prescriptions filled by Dr. Brand re­ tained and may be duplicated nt any time LOCATION: OPP03ITE POSTOFFICE That depends on the liver. Dr. Miles’ L iver Pills f, mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional laxative or for chronic constipation. At all druggists �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1*21 In and About LJltleHippMJafi M e n tio n of M a tte r! l a B rie f Personal Ite m S The City «£ of In te rn e t • * the w eather For Florida: Part)? cloud? wenther with local thunder* showers tonight or Frida?. * * * * * Simmer? of tbe Heating Small Talk! Succinctly Arranged for Herald Read era * * * * * Hnvo you seen that new* lino of ata* toner;/ at tho Herald ofTIco? Men’s Panama Hats only $1.49.— Shoe Store. 112-4tc B e n ja m in 's Tho general exodus to the beach and the lakeB and tho springs will take place today. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suita reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. 108-tfc Fred Hagans, the gonial proprietor of the Chuluota Inn, was In tho city yesterdny getting ready for tho big chicken dinner tlint he will give tho Stay at Home Club tonight. New mattresses mado to order at small cost by Sanford Mattress Co., 613 9th street, phono 144-W. 112-4fcc The old Imperial theatre building looks like a new building throughout since Its hath In thnt new white stuc­ co. If all the old buildings in San­ ford could be inetemorphosed in like manner what a beautiful " c ity we would have. * * * * * * * * * SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Hully gee, she went akyrocketing yesterday,.. Who would hnvo believed that the old bulb wntild tnke up avia­ tion and break the high alti­ tude record. Hut figures are figures and they say they do not lie and the figures for yes­ terday say the thermometer went to 97 and who shall sny It did not. And folks, It was "rawther tepid, you know” along about two or three In the afternoon and even last night, Of course the cooling breezes came to us later but as we said before this Is Au­ gust, you know and August Is —twell, It la August as we said before: 5:40 A. M. AUGUST I Maximum ...... 97 Minimum ............ 7i Range ............................. 7.4 Barometer ....................... 30.22 Rain, trace.- Calm and clear. * * * * * * * * * * The Wight Bros., Co., of this city, tnko tho prize for furnishing four, men for the Machine Gun Co., who will go to Jacksonville tomorrow for tho fifteen days encampment. This firm announces that tho public must put up with somo inconveniences whilo nil of these men are nwny, but it can­ not be helped, nnd tboso who arc left will work overtime to serve the cus­ tomers. _____ Mr. and Mrs, Walter Holts wore! hero yesterday visiting relatives. They wore on their way to Orlando whore they will make thrl future home.' Mr. Holtz has been In Jacksonvllo since leaving Sanford. Sanford Mattress Co., will make a new mattress out of your old one at a *..ia| cost to you of $6.50. Phone 114 W. 112-4tc Every time somo of the European countries begin to talk about hands across the seo, Uncle Sam thinks of how he handH across tho dough.— Washington Post. HE BOUGHT A LEXINGTON and left hlB old one with us, and wo are offering this car at $1,200. 1020 mod­ el, Cord tires, etc. Would bo n bar­ gain at $1,500, For quick sale $1,200 takes it. TermB can bo arranged with responsible purchaser.—B. & O. Motor Co. 111-tfc After giving their husband^ the once over, wo are unalterably oppos­ ed to the libel which snya women hnvo no sense of humor.—Columbia Record. We have always been the first to lower prices since we have been in business and now here comes another re­ duction and this time it is on— Sweet Orr and Panama Overalls and Lee’s Union Alls » Overalls, now $2.25, and any Lee Union All in the house .* * as long as the present stock lasts at half price. And we carry an up-to-the-minute line of work shirts, gloves and caps. WB CAN SAVE you money on auto­ mobiles. We have now in stock sev­ eral good used cars thnt we nro offer­ ing nt prices to H»lt you. Terms: onethird nnd one-half cash, balance in ten monthly payments.—B. & O. Mo­ tor Co., 209 Pnrk Ave., Sanford, Fla. 111-tfc CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES TAKE SALTS TO The New Industries Commlttco of FLUSH KIDNEYS the Snnford Chamber of Commerce '£ s r 0 /? F r /z a r / s v / f f t a e k L S a n fo rd ; F la . CLASSIFIED ADS met Imrt night to work out a program for bringing new industries to San­ EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL classified advertisements, 5 cents ■ line. No ad taken for leee th a t BACKACIIY OR HAVE BLAD­ ford. They nlso considered proposals 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask DER TROUBLE made by different concerns who are must accompany all orders. Count five worts to a line and remit ac­ desirous of locating here. Tho fnvor* The members of Co. D., will camp Meat forms uric acid which excites able publicity Snnford has been re­ cordingly. In the court house tonight getting nil ceiving lately is prompting n grent nnd overworks the kidneys in their Pre-war prices on Pcpperal Blcech- many concerns nnd individuals to In­ efforts to filter it from the system, FOR SALE3—Thoroughbred Buff Or­ ready for the early start tomorrow FOR RENT cd Shoots, 81x90 at $1.28 each. Pil­ vestigate Snnford ns a possible loca­ pington chickens.—Mrs. McCnulley, egular enters of meat must flush the when they will lenvo fo rtho enenmplow cnscs to match at 31c each. One tion for their business. Tho aggres­ 112-ltp kidneys ' occasionally. You must re­ FOft RENT—2 nicely furnished house 12th and Palmetto. men at Jacksonville. Wo hope tho dny, Snturdny.—Thrasher & Gamer. sive action of the committee in decldkeeping rooms, $16.00 per month, FOR SALE—One pumping outfit con­ lieve them like you relieve your bow­ "rookies” will enjoy tho outing as 113-ltc ing to go out after now industries fori c|s . rt.movlng nil the acids, waste nnd gas; 2 nice large, cool hed rooms, 205 sisting of ono Raleigh Schreyer much ns tho old timers. Snnford is most commendable an d , ,((,json, else you feel a dull misery in Oak Ave., Eagle Home, Mrs. Ridd­ 1 1-2 hp, engine, ono Gould pump, ono T , We will operate on your old cotton j thc kidncy region, shnrp pains in tho ling. 200 gallon storage tank. Wight ,ti< es U,11P"> * • |° Q.10,0® va ' mattresses nnd guarantee a euro at a should ho productive of results. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms Tor Grocery Co. 112-tfe. hack or sick headache, dizziness, your ues, only 98c.-BenJamin*» Shoe Store. ^ C0Bt you of ,Q.6o._Sanford light housekeeping, 318 Palmetto The weekly meetings of the Board; stomnch BOUrfl> tongue is conted nnd FOR SALE—Bunaglow, 6 rooms and l!2-4tc Mattress Co., Phono 144-W. 112-4tc 110-Ctp of Governors of the Snnford Cham-1wben the weather is bad you hnvc Ave. bath, cash or terms Seo Mrs, her of Commerce are hold every Frl- rhcumotic twinges. Tho urine is clou- FOR JUCNT—3 furnished rdomB Tor Dodds, 905 Mngnoiin Ave. Word comes from Lnurcl Pnrk 110-fltp So far no press agent hn sarmnged light housekeping.—Mrs. C. W. Cnmp at Hendersonville, that Leon­ to hnve his "boss" tarred and fenthcr- day at 12:15 p. m. in the dining room l . fu„ of Rc(,imcnt. the channels ofFOR SALK— Clean old news­ of the Valdez Hotel. All members of. ^ ^ irritntc{|j oblfg|nR yovl to get Speer, 112 Laurel Ave. Phono 219. ard Mr Lucan is winning nil tho ath­ ed for tho publicity thcro is in It, papers at thc Herald office. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce up two or three times during the 112-2tc letic prizes in sight nnd ho has made are particularly invited to be present APARTMENT FOR RENT — Also the greatest record in all kinds ’ of WANTED Bcforo buying any other car, let us at these luncheons. Chairman of thc night. furnished room, corner Harvey nnd out door sports of nnyono In thnt sec­ show you thc Hupmobilc. Tho car vurious committees arc expected to b e . To neutralize these irritating ncids , Contes streets, Daytona Beach, Fin. WANTED—Plowing, hauling or har... I nn-1 flush' off. 1the body3 s ur. nous tion of North Carolina. with low repair costs, the wonderful present. nnd, report, on tho activities rowing to do. Call Appleby, phon* „ , waste „ „ P. O. Box No. 302. Mrs. M. E. Pat­ economy, the ability to keep going, of their respective committees. Rep­ get about four ounces of Jad Salts 78-SOtp 207-W. ton. 112-fltp 1919 MODEL NASH FOR SALE at the long life, and high re-sale price resentatives from the various civic from nny pharmacy; take a tableWANT ET)'-^Tc7im w orC T Inquire M*. $900. New tires nnd In excellent for second hand Hups. Demonstra­ organizations are also invited to nt- spooful in a glass of water before 92-2Gtp Hanson Shoo Shop. FOR SALE mechanical condition. See us at once. tions gladly given.—B. & O. Motor tend and offer any suggestions of a breakfast for a few days nnd your WANTED—30 acres truck farm, 87-tfc practical nature that will make for a, kidneys will the nact (Inc and bladder FOR SALE—House, 5 rooms and bath, —If. k O. Motor Co. 111-tfc Co. fruited, on good road, close to sta­ Electric lights nnd gns. 805 Elm. Greater Sanford. disorders disappear. This famous tion. Price must be right. Give com­ Jacksonvillu is the coolest city in ________________ salts is made from thc ncid.i of grapes —II. N. Lumley, 902 French. Phono plete description, Mr. Storcr, Bo* The many friends of Perry Jerni404. 75-tfc Kan» presiding genius of tho B. the State. Tho figures prove it—nnd REBEKAIIS AND ODD FELLOWS,' and lemon juice, combined with lithin, 235, Atlanta, Gn. 103-10tp ATTENTION and has been used for generations to FOR SALE!—Medium size safe. Ap­ * O., Garage, has returned from a thermometer figures do not lie. ply 402 Snnford Ave., nnd Fourth _______ LOST________ A picnic will be held nt Crystal | clean nnd stimulate sluggish kidneys pleasant trip to his old homo nt Dunn, I buy, pny cash for second hand piStreet. 94-61. Lake Friday evening. Those who have and stop bladder irritation. Jnd Gaits Ni r Ferry says it looked all right LOST—On Orlando road, 1 pkg. paint nnoB. Address P. O. box 352, Snnford, no conveyance, be nt thc hull at 0:30. is inexpensive; barmess nnd makes a FOIF s ALE—300, 8 -ft. Cypress Fence far the first dny hut nft(or th n t' ho brushes, 1 pkg. paint overalls, eta. 112-M.-W-.F.12tp Ench one requested to bring their own. delightful effervescent llthin-wnter posts, 25c ench.—H. Roberts, Route Fin-Jor notify Box 20-A. longed for tho busy streets of Snn­ Fla. 111-Dtp anndwichcs and limes, Boost the or- drink which millions of men nnd wo­ A, Box 200. 91-tf ford, Reformers of women arc down on der. men tnko now and then, thus avoiding FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. LOST—Small Htray suit cnBO contain­ ing papers, letters nnd toilet ar­ thdlr knees.-—Atlanta Journal. serious kidney ami id adder diseases. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suits ticles, lost Sunday on Sanford-OrlnnNOTICE —Adv. 4, $100. The above enrs are rent bar­ do road. Address E. II. Nelson, Ojus, reduced to $1.98.—Snnford Shoo & Wo hnvo a complete lino of shoos. We have real bargains in nil lines, gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. Fin. Clothing Co. 103-tfc Tho latest styles nnd tho latest pric­ 112-3tp and nrniy goods.—Thrasher & Garner. LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH. At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Garnor. es.—Thrasher & Garner. 113-ltc 113-ltc 104-tfe LOST—Cuff link, gold loaf design, set ■L E. Snyder, of Chuluota, wns with small chip diamond. Liberal Hour FOR SALE—A bargnin that counts, August among the visitors to tho city yester­ reward if finder will return to V. G. WWo nro not mean enough to be­ When the American movie actress .................................. 2:43 4 ___ 1 army tent, 10x10 foot. Value Speer. day, and reports business in his sec­ lieve that prohibition hns caused the U3-3tp must play the part of a princess, she 5 ................................................... 3:34 $138. Sale price $35.—Thrasher & tion ns being very good. Mr. Sny­ reappearance of hoop-BklrtH. puts over tho idea of hauteur by walk­ G ................................................... 4:25 Garner. 10fl-2wc der is proprietor of the big depart­ ing stiff-jointed and protending to 7 ................................................. 5:18 ment store in Chuluota nnd his firm Oliver Twist and Middy Wnsh Suits hnc a crick in her nock.—Baltimore. 8 . " I ......................................................... 0 :1 2 FOll KALE” Cottngo nt Coronado Head), all furnished. For informa­ as been doing1 n fine business over reduced to $1.08.—Snnford Shoo & Sun. .......................................................0:31 tion, write to Mrs. F. I . Myers, Lnke since they opened their doors. Clothing Co. 103-tfc ------ a n d ------10 ......................................... 7:20 Helen, Fin._________________107-8tp A REAL BARGAIN 11 ................................................. 3:23 FOR SALE—Porto Rico sweet pota­ Special fpr Saturday, August 0th: 1 2 ......................................... 9:19 to vines to plant, $2.00 per thous­ Ladles’ invited. Bleached peppernl 1 3 .......................................... 10:H and. Call 40 or see G. C. Fellows at Sheets and Pillow nses. All hemmed, H .................................................11:08 108-0tp ready to use. Prices, $1.28 nnd 34c 1 5 .................................................. 11:39 Southern Utility office. FOR SALE—1920 l)ort touring car each.—Thrasher & Garner. 113-ltc 10 ................................................. 12:17 $450 cash; 1020 Olds 8 touring, MADE SPECIAL FOR THIS. 17 ......................................... 1:31 Tho sea serpent has been conspic­ 18 ................................................. 2:11 $000 cash.—Haight & Magee, Oppo­ CLIMATE site Valdez Hotel. 110-Gto uous by his absenco from thc shore 1 9 ......................................... 2:48 FOR SALE—Chalmers Master six, in Make Your House Smile Witfie resorts this summer. From all ac­ 2 0 .......................................... 3:24 SUN-PROOF PAINT perfect condition, $500 cash.— counts ho is nblo to ninuso himBolf 2 i - ................................................... 4:00 Haight & Magee, opposite Valdez Ho­ sufficiently outside tho thrce-milu 2 2 r e d CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL ______ ______________ 4:30 tel. 110-Ctc limit.—Now Yor kEvening Post. 2 3 _ 5:17 CARS, two year guarantee 24 _________ 0:05 FOR SALE—1921 Maxwell touring H. A. HALVER­ FOR LADIES ONLY car, used very little. A real bar­ 25 ....................... ....................0:20 SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS Wntch our special sales. Don't fail SON, Proprietor 7:23 gnin for $400 cash.—Haight & Ma­ to come nnd boo for yourself. Money 2 0 .................. 110-fltc Wclaktt Illock Sanford, Fla. ............................................ 8 - 7 gee, Opp. Valdez Hotel th e r e st e q u ip p e d r e p a ir sh o p a n d t h e b e s t savers.—Thrasher & Garner. 113-ltc 2 7 28 ............................................0:31 FOR SALE—Late 1920 Hanson Six MECHANICS IN THIS VICINITY PRINTING __________________ 10:30 Touring car in fine condition. New ST. AUGUSTINE.—Game Warden 2 9 tires. Cheap nt $1,500, but priced at L. Smith killed a largo rattlesnake 12 Cars Washed and Polished for................ $2.00 250 Ilammermill envelopes printed GAINESVILLE.—Four thousand $1100 for quick cash sale. If you nro miles south of St. AuguBtino Sunday $1.75.—Seminole Printery, 902 French nfternoon while making an inspection three hundred and ninety-seven girls in the market for n high clnss used ave. LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTS 87-6tp tour. Ho detected tho reptile leaving nro members of junior homo demon­ enr it will pny you to see us before a clump of palmettoes nnd firing, stration clubs In Fioridn, according y°u buy.—Haight & Magee, Opposite JACKSONVILLE.—Reports to tho 110-fltc stmek it about 12 inches back of tho to tho Agricultural Extension Dlvls- Vpldez Hotel. local polico department for July show head. Believing tho snnko dead, Mr. ion of tho University of Fioridn, un-1 FOR SALE—1 Ford touring car, $400, thnt 00 persons, men nnd women, Smith approached and tho roptilo der whose direction the clubs nro | 1 Chevrolet, $200; 1 Buick truck, white and btnek, wore arrested for suddenly struck at him, missing tbe maintained. Tho clubs have a totnl $198; 1 Oldsmobilo truck, $598. All intoxication during the month. Lost warden by less thnn six inches. An­ enrollment of 10,001, it being explain­ in good condition and n real bargnin. and Htolen property recovered by tho209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida other shot nnd work with a stick fin-, ed thnt most of the girls are ongnged —Williams Gnrnge by N. H. Garner. polico wnu vulucd by tho owners a t 113-6tc ished tho snake, which measured more in more thnn ono progrnm of work DISTRIBUTORS FOR $24,000. Seventy nino persons werennd consequently are mombors of thnn six feet in length. FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Plymouth arrested for speeding, careless driving 1 LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE CARS more than ono club. Tho four thous­ Rock eggs, $2 per sotting. Apply or other violations of the traffic laws. Post cards—local views— Jc each at and odd girls nro organized into 310 at Hera’d office or address Box 874. the Herald office. clubs. 270-tfc TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. Oliver Twist nnd Middy Wash Suits reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co, 103-tfc PAINTS ! KOKOMO, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, MASON, MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES „ WALL PAPER SUN PROOF PAINT SANFORD PAINT STORE B. & O M otor Co. im u iv L t �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4,1921 PAGE FOUR KEYSTONE ENAMEL WARE HELP/ WANTED We want Salespeople, both men and wom­ en, to help us during the Sale. Must be t quick and accurate. You don’t have to r learn prices. Every item will be marked In plain figures. Phone 550. Ask for Mr. y ' Dawson (Thursday).. 20% OFF ON ALL SPECIAL VALUES IN HOSIERY MEN'S 25c LISLE HOSE, staple weight, double heel and toe, seamless foot. Special for the Sale, 2 pair for ......................................... 48c MEN’S PURE SILK HOSE, at, p a ir ........................................................... LADIES' HOSE, cotton yarn, light weight, no seam, regulnr price 25c pair. .Sale price, while thety last m e LADIES' MERERIZED LISLE HOSE, mock seam, nar­ rowed ankle, regular 50c and 60c Q O n values for ............................................................ LADIES’ PURE THREAD SILK HOSE, t t - f were $1.75 pair, special for .................... 4 Q CHILDREN’S HOSE, good quality cotton yarn, ribbed leg, looped on plain knit 4| foot, pair .........- ................................................... /tgb SHOES FOR THE MEN 12.00 DOUGLASS SHOES, n o w ...........:........................... $9.00 DOUGLASS SHOES, n o w ..................................... $7.50 and $8.00 OXFORDS, n o w ....................................... 89c Double Boilers, large size, regular price $1.75, Q Q f* BLUE and WHITE Ware $8.48 7.98 7.48 6.98 4 qt. Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pans, with Q fif* covers ............................... 6 qt. Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pans, with covers Quick Action= Sanford. We have enjoyed a Rood businesa in this location during that whole time and I wish to thank our customers for their loyal patronage. Conditions have changed. We find it continunlly getting harder to buy the values in merchandise that we used to. Our customers and friends expect and r f lf u ir e that we give them vr.lucs for their money. The only way to do this is to go to the best markets and buy for cash and that is what I intend to do. 1 greatly appreciate the long and loyal support of the community. .Many families have traded at this store for the past twelve years, while our business was never larger and patrons more loyal than at the present lime. To show our appreciation of the generous support we have always re­ ceived from the community we are going to throw our doors wide open to the puldic and let them have their choice of our entire stock in a way that MEN’S WORK PANTS We carry the DOUGLASS line for Ladies, too, and are giving even a greater reduction on these than on the Men's. We have a good assortment, black and tan, all styles, in both high and low shoes. We haven’t space to go into details, but you know what these nationally advertised shoes are so come in and pick out a pair that will suit your needs: Made from good ma­ terial, worth $1.50, for pair— WOMEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES, solid leather throughout ................ MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES 1 lot Children’s High top Shoes, values up to $5.50, all sizes and big variety of styles, Misses' and Children’s Mary Jane Pumps, all sizes a t ..................... $2.98 $2.38 1 lot of Misses’ High Shoes, large assortment to select from, values up to $G.00, DQ QQ for ............................................................... t p d « 0 0 Big lot of Kctls for Men, Women and Children, $1.50 values for ................ '....... Other prices reduced accordingly 98c FRIDAY will he a great boon to the community during IIichc times of adjustment, and also raise sumo cash money to buy my fall merchandise to our mutual advantage, while on nty trip to New York the last of this month. LADIES’ SHOES $8.48 $5.98 $3.38 $2.98 SALE For about twelve yearn now 1 have been In '.lie mercantile huaim's*- til Fine quality and all new stock. Value $1.50 for— High and low DOUGLASS COMFORT SHOES, Flexible Soles .............. Furious Selling I n t h i s b ig s to r e y o u w ill F i n d $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 W o r t h o f M e rc h a n t w a r e , C o o k in g U te n s ils . D is h e s , C r o c k e r y , S to v d s , R a n g e s , Coi G a r d e n H o s e , T r o u s e r s , U n d e r w e a r , H o s ie r y , M id d ie s , S k i r t s , S| d r e n ’s W a s h S u its a n d R o m p e r s , D r e s s S h i r t s , C o lla r s , P a r a s o l 1 LOT MEN’S SOLID LEATHER WORK SHOES, black and tan and a variety of styles. These shoes were a good buy at our regular prices, and you should take advantage of this opportunity, ©O OQ values up to $5.50, for ............................. $0.50, $7.00, $7 50 and $8.00 PUMPS, and Oxfords, reduced to ................. SANFORD, $1.18 SILK CAMISOLES WORK SHOES $11.00, $12.00, and $13.00 SHOES, reduced to ..................................... Q fif* . STATEMENT OF MR. KANNER We carry the famous W. L. Doughss Shop and that, of course, needs no description, except to say that we have a complete assortment in all colors and styles for men and young men. Vou all know that the retail price of Douglass Shoos is set at the factory and it is very unusual to find such prices on them us we are quoting below. The retail price is stamped on each pair at the factory. Don’t fail to take advantage of these savings: $14.00 DOUGLASS SHOES, now ....................................... STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY 4 qt. Covered Berlin Kettles and Snuce Pans. Sale p r ic e ........................ ■ t F V G qt. Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pans, with covors, $1.50 Tea Kettles, GUN SHELLS AND CARTRIDGES T ^ ............... TRICOLETTE BLOUSES TOWELS each 7c PLAY SUITS GEORGETTE j Waists, Blouses These beautiful Blous­ Play Suits and Over­ es are worth today $8, alls for the children. Sale price— Good values at $1, pr, $4.48 98c $1.18 CONTINUES 14 DAYS—I 89c $3.98 D on’t W a it — Com e E arly 4 Large assortment of styles and colors, beautifully trimmed, $5 to $7 values, for MEN’S WORK SHIRTS'! Athletic Shirts and K Wo will sell 100 Men’s Work E ......... J1 Shirts, worth on today’s market 1 • |j $1.00 each, on the following h a s-1 Balbriggan Q Q n Shirts ....... O O L W 1 I is; $1.00 for the first Shirt, l c l | 1 B 1 | for the second shirt— two shirts 1 1 ■ U for $1.01. 1 VJ PILLOW CASES il These are new shirts, well B each ■f, made, of good quality blue chum- J | f\ 17X n\lhmy antl ful1 cut* n im —Two shirts to a cu8tom er£jj\\jf 17c T h ese P rices W ill S w eep C ou nters and S h elv e s Electric Table Lamps, beau­ tifully designed Silk Shades —pleasing color combina­ tions, regular price $10.00. We only have a few of these lamps vfl © left to go at... * CONGOLEUM ART-RUGS There is only one Congoleum and that is Gold Seal. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs are nationally advertised and you know what the re­ tail price is. 6x9 ArtRugs, Sale OQ AC Price ................ KELLY.HATCHETS, < were $2.00, for ........................ BARREL HATCHETS, 0 4 a t .................................................. IJUNTER’S AXES, < wetfe $2.50 ................................. CLAW HAMMERS, were $2.00 ............................ r SPECIAL HAND SAWS that we have been polling| $1.25, for o n ly ......... ................. ........................ v i We haven’t the space to list but a few tj but we want to give'you an idea of the price reduction on them. We can save* money on these goods now. U m PADLOCKS and LATCHE^ 50c PADLOCKS, • Ol reduced to ..............................,.......... YALE NIGHT LATCHES ......................................... Q( ALARM CLOCKS GOLD SE A L TABLE LAMPS CARPENTERS TOOLS I MEN'S UNDERWEAR 38c H ard w are Big lot of Alarm Clocks, ev­ ery one of them guaranteed —were $2.25. Special Sale - Pl'lce o n ly .................. <61 We have a big line of Watches and Jewelry, sub­ stantially reduced. CUTLERY 75c POCKET KNIVES, n o w .................... :.................... $1.25 POpiCET KNIVES, , now .......................................... $1.50 BUTCHER KNIVES, , now .......................................... 75c BUTCHER KNIVES now .......................................... . KITCHEN KNIVES, now ..................... ........................... GARDEN HOSE P H O N E Y O U R N E IG H B O R S ! SPR EA D TH E NEW S! BARGAINS IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING 25 ft. Rubber Garden Hose, 1 best quality, guaranteed ........ Hose Reels ©O ( only ............................................. KANNER’S DEP 2 1 3 - 2 1 5* ** S a n f o r d A v e . ■ n �- —-- — — —— - —— —— ^— —— — ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ' ‘ ^ WHITE and WHITE WARE TRIPLE COATED 17-qt. Dish Pans, re­ duced t o .................. Bed Pans, with OA AQ cover, at ................... $ £ j % t / 0 M 11 ,:..............98c Berlin Kettles, with covers ..... Sauce O fio Pans, with covers........... i / O v Fry Pans, were 75c, f o r ............... 48c To those who appreciate labor-saving devices, these i rugs with their water-proof, easy-to-clean surface are a real joy. Get yours here and save money. 6x9 ft., regular $9.7$ value, n o w ..................................................... . 7 ,/jix9 ft., regular $11.85 valu e,. no\v ........................................... .jp..... 9x12 ft., regular $19.00 value, now .................................................... Our regular prices quoted above are those advertised by the Congoleiim Co., and you will note .the substan­ tial savings we are offering you. rmiT" . - . COMBINATION Sugar, Coffe and Tea Canisters, beautifully onameled and decorat­ ed with Holland designs. Sale price, Per 7 0 Set .................................. FLO RIDA GOLDSEAL CONGOLEUM ART-RUGS tyLmiV ..• z ,:z JAPANESE MATTING RUGS 79c 98c 36x54 in. reduced to ..................... Woven Japanese Rugs reduced to Read D M ’ill Mark This Announcement ;ed to S e ll. D r y G o o d s , S h o e s , H a ts . C a p s , G lo v e s, H a r d land G r a s s R u g s , T r u n k s , S u i t C a s e s , S ilv e r w a r e , G la s s w a r e , |ts, C o r s e ts / A p r o n s , S ilk T ie s , O v e r a lls , W o r k C lo th in g , C h iiib re lla s, W a tc h e s , C lo c k s , E tc . JAPANESE ART SQUARES These are wonderful rugs, rich in color and strong in quality. Each one represents best Japanese effort, and we are lower than pre-war prices: 6x9 ft., reduced to $2.98 $6.98 9x12 ft., reduced to ............... Friends, we have hundreds of bargains in this stock, just as good and better than these we have mentioned. Don't fail to come early, or you will be sorry. 9 TARTS O a. m. Sharp FREE-$50.00-FREE! THE FIRST 50 GROWN PEOPLE ENTERING THE STORE FRIDAY MORNING AND SPENDING $1.00 OR MORE WILL RECEIVE A MERCHANDISE CHECK GOOD FOR $1.00 IN ------------------------- TRADE----------------- --------BE HERE WHEN THE DOORS OPEN, 9:00 A. M. SHARP DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT AMOSKEG APIION CHECKS, 27-in. wide, fast colors; small, medium anil large checks. All colors, yard ............................................ ?... 1 I V \ M^ BATES' DRESS GINGHAM, 32 in. wide superb qual, ity, staple checks, plaids and solid colors. The job­ bers price today on this gingham is <4 21c yard. Our Sale Price, yard ................... J L c / l s SPECIAL Men s ' "Carhart” Overalls, heavy, 220 weight, denim, best made, per pair— UNION JACK OVERAIjLS “CARHART” UN IONALLS Good, heavy v-^fght — were $2.00, pdr, Best made, and the price of these are $1.69 Jumpers to match OVERALLS SATURDAY, AUG. 20th a r tm e n t INTION, BUILDERS! ?re, got your hardwaro and save j>me money. Below are listed a few by bargains we can save you mon- $1.48 $2.98 SPE l .uW TICKING MIDDIES Extra good quality, attractively doaigned, heavy Sateen ticking, n good buy at 50 cents a yard. Our price for the Sale is only, y a r d .................................O O L We have put our entire stock of $1.50 and $2.00 Middies i none lot. They are made from good material and are beautifully trimmed. Large assortment to select from in both QQ a Ladies’ and Misses’ sizes, your choice*/ O v FAIR WARNING—There is going to be a THIS SALE WILL SAVE THE COMMUNITY crush and a jam. Push—edge your way in. Get HUNDREDS OF DOL­ here early. Get your pick of the bargains. R AND COTTON ROPE LARS. Get YOUR SHARE Lock Sets, Rim Knob Locks, Win­ Butts, Shelf Wood Screws, Barrel Bolts. Screen |i‘* anil oceans of other stuff. 35c 25c COOK STOVES fl; r K... ... $ 16.90 |s“ ■$34.50 $ 68.00 $17.50 HEAVY SKIRT AND DRESS MATERIAL COTTON MOPS We will sell about 400 yards of heavy Skirt and Dress material, worth from 40c to 75c a yard, on the following basis: 39c for the first yard, lc for the second yard, two yards for 40e. __ _ .This Suiting is good quality, 3G-in. wide, v i large assortment patterns and shades to soY a r d le c t from. , , * ar(1 >15 in. handle, bound head cotton mops, good quality strands $1.25 Mops now ........................... 75c Mops, now ...... 69c 48c fit BON AMI OIL STOVE, was |s OY MIXED PAINTS Ready Mixed Paints, very best guaranteed. We have this for inoutside work. Was $4.00 per gal- \ ...:........$2.98 >f Carringe and Auto Paints, also a,lls at a substantial reduction in ° a very large stock of hardware, lai's, farming tools, carpenter's Wu haven’t space to list one-third rtovor it will all lie included in this will pay you well to come in and Eg* PERCALES, 36-in. wide, fast colors, lights and darks, also solid colors. Sale price, yard 18c UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, 36-in. wide and good weight, worth today about 12>/<ic yard. Sale p rice........................................................... ; . 0 2 We have a big stock of this and you can got what you ivant. No limit. BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36-in., yard ......................................... ks, Wrought Steel ,B0"E' R0P"; 1 table of GINGHAMS, very best quality, Priscilla, Amoskeg and Bates. These arc short pieces taken from our regular stock, ami a good assortment of desirable patterns and colors, no job h| lot. Sale price, per yard .................................X t f v , ENVELOPE CHEMISE CHILDREN’S ! Fine quality soft finish cloth, daintily trimmed with luce, ribbon and em­ broidery, variety of pat­ terns to select from, Sale price— $1.48 , MEN’S WASH SUITS AND ROMPERS Made from good quality Romper Cloth and Chambray, in n variety of colors and trimmings. Our entire stock in this lot, values $2 and $2.50. 0 1 QQ Sale P rice........*JjA*0O W HltE OXFORD SHIRTS White OxWeavo material, attached pointed-end col­ lar on extended neckband, Coat Style, wide soft cuffs, pear buttons, variety of sizes, Sale Price $ 1 .9 8 S A V IN G S E V E R Y W H E R E N O T H IN G R E S E R V E D STORE CLOSED * BLEACHED MUSLIN, the very best quality FRUIT of the LOOM and ANDROSCOGGIN, <f Q ~ 36-in. wide, y a r d ............................................... J . O L NAINSOOK, plain white, 36-in. 45c grade, per yard ............................................... INDIAN HEAD, the widely known'heavy weight fab­ ric for Skirts, Aprons, Rompers, Tableclothes.-Napkins and many other uses. Strong and ' durable, 36-in. wide, y a r d ................................. beautiful quality, yard ..................................... J L O v AMOSKEG ROMPER CLOTH, 32-iti. wide, large range of Galatea patterns on both light and AQ J dark grounds, yard ......................................... . , ^ O v ORGANDIES, 40-in. wide, sheer quality; in a large va­ riety of plain colors, 50c quality 3 $ 0 yard DOTTED SWISS, 28-in, wide, assorted, size dot pat­ terns on white grounds, 50c grade, 3 2 C for INDIA LINONS, 35c grade, yard .......................................... INDIA LINONS, 42-in. wide, very fine combed yards, y a r d ............................... CRETONES, bright colorings, attractive patterns, dur-. able and attractive for furniture coverings, A ^ etc. Sale price, y a r d ......................................... I t f C LINEN CRASH TOWELING was 25c yard. Sale price, yard ......................................... TABLE DAMASK, $1.50 quality, yard ........................................ •....... Wednesday, Thurs, Aug. 3-4 SANFORD, FLORIDA To arrange atock and murk goods at advertised prices. Nothing sold until the opening day. A MM\* & MANCHESTER CHAMBRAY, fast colors and T We have many more attractive bargains in Dry Goods that we haven't space to list �■*+ it. < • .• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THUR8DAY, AUGUST 4, 1H1 A C o n se rv a tiv e B a n k W ith ressiv e Ideas Though proud of our long record of past achieve­ ments in assisting in the development of a GREATER SANFORD, we are particularly proud that the vision which prompted our policies in the past becomes more intensive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions are credited by Pro­ gressive Individuals. Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with— |The Seminole County jj Bank oooo ‘‘A financial inatitntion with a successful past and a young man's vision of the future” CHULUOTA INN OPEN ALL THE YEAR Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable ---------------------------P rices-------- -------------------- i - , h SI RVICE THAT SATISFIES WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA. m SOCIAL CALENDAR Mrs. J. B. Coleman and son, J. B., Jr., left today for Palatka where she goes to see her mother, who has been quite ill. 0. P. Burroughs, of Jacksonville, representing the Hertey Turpentine Co., of thnt place, was in the city to­ day transacting business. Ernest Houndlctto and Robert Wil­ liams of Dade City, stopped over in Sanford today enrouta to Jacksonville. v *,■\4* « •;.4' IV. M the rooms where the game wee played. ____ The high score was made by Mill Sorita Lake, who waa awarded a hand-painted card table cover. The consolation priso, a pretty bud vase1 was won by Mlsa Marjorie Clay. Punch and mints were served all . during the game and the refreshments consisted of a dainty ice course. Mrs. You Gan Find the Name of Every liv e Casewcll was assisted in entertaining’ by her sister, Mss Kathryn Huff. fessional and Business Man in Those entertained included: Misses L Sanford in This Column May Thrasher, Marjorie Clay, Fern Ward, Serita Lake, Virginia Frailer, Virginia Brady, Daphne Wimbish, Agnes Dumas, Adelaide Higgins, Dor­ LAWYERS CONTRACTORS othy Rumph, Ethel and Florence Hen­ ry, Helen Peck, Mrs. Howard Smith, George A. DeCottes S. 0 . Shinholser Mrs. Kirtley, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Attorney-at-Law Contractor and BniMtr Frank Woodruff, Jr., Mrs. Robert Over Seminole County Bank Hines, Mrs. Fred Wight and Mrs. Carl SANFORD FLO K ill* SANFORD -:- -:- FLORIDA Schultz. I PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Monday—The Wcstminsitcr Club will bo entertained by Misses Lcttie Caldwell and Pe’ rie Lee Bell at the home of th* 1^ .',®r at 4 o’clock. Thursday—Thu Stay-at-Home Club will have on old-fashioned chicken supper at the Chuluota Inn and dance afterward. The party will gather at the Seminole Hotel at 5 o’clock prompt. Friday—Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain the members of the Monday Bridge Club at her home on Fourth street, at 3:30 p. m. Saturday.—Tho Children’s Story Hour DANCE POSTPONED will be held at the Central Park at The dance to have been given this 5:00 o’clock. All children between tho ages of four to fifteen nru moat evening at tho Woman’s Club by Peter Schanl, has been postponed until fu r­ cordially invited. ther notice. D. L. Thrasher returned home yes­ terday from St. Louis and other north­ * * * * * * * * * * ern markets where he went to buy fall goods. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ward and Miss Fern Wnrd, who are spending the Temperatures were generally mod­ summer at Daytona Beach, spent tho erate, except they werd somewhat day hero yesterday, returning to the above the normal west of tho Suwon.* Beach last night. •leo river, and daring the last dny» of Dr. S. W. Walker left Monday for a the week tempitatures were no.inul or nbovo in much of th.* eastern por months’ visit nt Huntington, W. Va., Bosch Magnetoes and other places. ticn of the seet:on. Stromberg Carburetors Rainfall was not so heavy as dur­ Mrs. S. W. Walker left Monday for ing the previous week, although local­ Genuine Replacement Parts Arcndin where she went to visit her ly excessive over portions of the pe­ Delco and Remy Sales Service ninsula. There are small areas, how- mother. Expert Repairs on all makes of ever> especially on the onst coast, Ernest Nix, who hns been the guest i where moderate rains would be bencof Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T. Rossiter, leaves Magnetoes and Generators 1 flcial. tomorrow by boat for Jacksonville, i Rains wore unfavorable for cotton going from there to Tifton and Com­ Opposite Postoffice in tho northern division; they were merce, beforo returning to Athens, not so general west of the Apalachi­ FLORIDA ORLANDO, Ga., where ho is a senior at the Uni­ cola. Complaints of shedding nnd versity of Georgia. Phone 818 weevil come from varlouus portions of tho cotton counties, but tho condi­ Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and Motor Parts Service Co. tion is moro favornble in the west. family loft this morning for St. Au­ Plants mado very good growth, nnd gustine, whore they will spend sev­ BILL DENNIS. Manager some early planted is opening. Late eral days. corn made splendid progress, nnd the crop Ib about made. Cane is general­ Mnry Kirk, of Jacksonville, is We have the most com­ ly good to excellent, thcreeent rains theAlias attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. being very beneficial, except the soil H, II. Chappell, at her homo on Celery plete line of is too wet in some low lands. Peanuts avenue. Miss Kirk will be here for are mostly good. Sweet potatoes and nbuut two weeks. citrus friuts continue in good condi­ tion, but more sunshine is generally M. II. Tucker, of Jacksonville, needed. Ranges are good to excel­ watch inspector for the A. C. L., was lent; haying is carried on under dif­ here yesterday stopping at the Monte­ Ever displayed in San­ ficulties, due to frequent showers. zuma. July was one of the wettest of record ford Chnrles Slade West, Mnrion West, , over much of the section Locally (at Jacksonvile) tho excess was 3.56 inch­ of Marianna, and G. W. Walker, of Let us figure with you es above the normal for July. Appre­ Dado City, Htoppcd over in the city on your requirements ciable rain fall on 22 days; the normal yesterday enroutu to Dade City from Miami, Also exclusive agents is about 15 dnys. BUILDERS HARDWARE 1 I MBS. FRrtD DAIGER, Society Editor, Phono S17-W : V \ '* ’,M L0NGW00D Sanford C onstructs Co. BATTERIES o a n ro to ok Battery Troubles to Us W* Sp.ol.ltM si, Sl.atrlotl Work ta d . . . |l w jou d tptadtklt Mrriot.. WZ ALSO R A T I COWETEKT M I CHAUICS TOE OTUHAUUMO Took OAk Sanford Battery Service Company L. A. Renaud, Prop. Phone 189 * * * * * * * * * * Mrs. A. Y. Fuller spent several days in Orlnndo with her nunt, Mrs. Irving, who is very ill. J. E. Phipps returned Frldny from Tampa. Mrs. J. S. Dinkol and daughter, Miss Olive, Mrs. II. R. Chapman nnd little son, were visitors in Orlnndo Monday. J. S. Dinkel wns transacting busi­ ness in Sanford Saturday. Jasper Driggers was in town shak­ ing hands with his ninny friends Sun­ day. Maurice Clouscr wns n visitor in town Sunday. Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Meldrum nnd Miss Dorothy DufTield, of Orlando, were visitors in town Sundny. J. E. Phipps left Monday for Jack­ sonville, where he will be for two weeks. Look out for tho Longwood speed cops. A. Y. Fuller and son, Kirby, motor­ ed to Leesburg Tuesday. Mias Katherine Entzminger left for home in Plant City, accompanied by Miss Omnh Allen, Wednesday. Friends of Miss Anna Bell Allen will be gad to know thnt she has re­ turned to duty nt tho Orange General Hospital after several weeks’ illness. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE % y|c HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Magee CONTRACTORS AND BUILDB8 Planes nnd Specifications Furnished All Work Guaranteed1 H. T. PACE P. O. i PURE WATER Elder Springs Water 99M% PUKB Phone 311-W Sanford. PI LORD’S PURITY WATER AS GOOD AS THE BEST Dally Service GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First Pham i n ELECTRICAL SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS REAL ESTATE V. C. COLLER, Prop,. E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance General Shop and MUI Work Phone 95 CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Geo. W. Knight COLONIAL LAMPS Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -:- Sanford. Fla. FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’* Club requests all young women dealring employment to register nt tho First National Rank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. GILLON & FRY Phone 442 TRANSFER 3§t “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Alfred Ericson is home this week Quick Service Transfer enjoying his vacation from the A. C. Storage Facilities L., shops. If we plensc you, tell others; If not OPTOMETRIST Mrs. Fred Krell nnd little dnughter, OPTICIAN tell us. Phone 498 Graduate Northern Illinois College Dorothy, left on Saturday to visit for 212 East First St. Sanford, Fla. n week or so with their relatives in Tnmpn. HOTELS Miss Tumblin and n little nephew WILSON VULCANIZ­ from Jacksonville, nro visiting at the ING WORKS Hotel Montezuma 0 . 0 . •WILSON. Own.r home of her sintor, Mrs. W. C. Tyner. “Sanford’s New Hot*!” Mr. Henchen, of Piedmont, hns been SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND SWIMMING PARTY for AN EYE-OPENER REASONABLE PRICES 11.50 Up Per Day Mrs. George G. Herring wns the the guest nt the home of J. E. LundW ight D roth.r. O tr.« . Building We 'will continue our Army Sale. this past week. Their son nnd SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Complete line of army goods nt less charming and grncious hostess Tues­ quist, wife, E. W. Lundqulst, were Sunday evening nt a swimming party nt Sanford Machine & Paints and Varnishes than one-half their value.—Thrasher day Tube and Tire Repair callers there after services. Palm Springs. The evening wns most & Garner. 100-lwc Foundry Co. We hear that Archie Swnnson has delightfuly spent with Bwimnting and S. A. HOUSTON General Machine and Boiler Worlr other water sports, and at a late hour, purchnscd him another enr, a two HERALD ADS get results. Automobile Starter Gear Band*. By Adnms-Barre Method a most tempting picnic supper wns seated Ford. Mounted on Fly Wheels 210 Magnolia Avenue served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0. Tyner spent tho Automobile Crank Shafts Returned 'Lake. week-end nt Windcrrqcrc nt tho home Pickling and Preserving Forest Gns Engines nnd Pumps Overhauled Those who enjoyed Mrs. Herring's of Mr nnd Mrs. Noah Fry, taking Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave Irrigation Nipples Phone 62: charming hospitality wero: Misses home their mother, Mrs.Rcngston.who New Era Printery Serita Lake and Eleanor Herring, and has been making a visit In Grapevillo G. Bassett Smith, Prop. Messrs. Randall Chase, Robert Deane, with them and her grand children. C. A. WHIDDON COMMERCIAL AND and Paul Lake and Mrs. Forest Lake. Building costs are not too high— Their dnughter, Florence, remained We have the JOB PRINTING CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING If you buy your matorinl right. there for n short visit. Good lumber at low prices direct to ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Rear Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. Rev. Albertson spread their tent buildcA, freight paid, makes building NuBONE CORSETS AND Mrs. .1. R. Coleman was the charm­ Friday night nt Crystal Lake, remain­ Phone 165 mnch cheaper. ing hostess yesterday morning at a ing over and calling nt different homes BRASSIERES Send us your building bill for nn bridge party at her apartment in the in the community on Saturday They Made to Order nnd estimate. You will bo surprised nt Mason, Sure-Seal Jars Wclnkn, the guests including DRINK the , called to sec Mrs. Emil Mngnuson, :: Guaranteed :: the savings effected by buying direct Elder Springs Water. Its 09 98-100 and Jelly Glasses members of the 1). A, U. bridge club i who has been poorly this week, sufMRS. J. 11. COLEMAN from our company. per cent pure. Phone 31L and a few extra guests, Thore being foring from a bad cold. On Sundny Wclnkn Bldg. Phono 575-W Our lumber ranks with tho best See our line of three taldes of players. to an appreciative audience he gnvo that tho Suwanee River district pro­ Several absorbing games of bridge us n good sermon on "Tho Little Fox­ r\* Lmif JVare* duces and we guarantee it to be true Stone Crocks, Coolers, were played during the morning, and es thnt Spoil the Vines." Mrs. Al­ Sunburned Note to the grade for which it is sold. the prize for high score, a bottle of bertson sweetly recited a story on Churns, etc. U.o plenty of cooling Doors, windows, roofing, puin*s, toilet water, wns won by Mrs. F. E. temperance. shingles—house bil-la complete. Or­ Roumillat. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Tyner spent ders placed now will save you money. At th'. conclusion of the card game Snturdny over at tho home of Mrs. delicious refreshments, consisting of J. A. Vaughn. H e a l, gently, quickly aryl anU .ep tlrfJIv GULF LUMBER CO. ice cream, cake and fruit wero served Mr. Glidwells’ family from tho b> the hostess assisted by Mrs. W. E. PERRY, FLORIDA west side, were Sundny callers nt tho nnd Mrs. Newberry. Box Q k . Greiner, Mgr. HARDWARE CO. Watson homo of Mr. nnd Mth. Westertlick, tho Among tho guests present were: children nlso calling to see Mrs. Geo. Mcsdames Hal Wight, F. E. Itoumilv' Clark, after a trip to tho lake. with lnt, Ralph Wight, II, B. Lewis, Sam Herald Printing Co. Mrs, Bock and children, spent Tues­ good Yountz; Claude Howard, M. S. Wig­ day at tho homo of her pnrents. honrd; fine nccemmodntiona for trnv gins, E. P. Morse, R. C. Bower, It. R, Glnd to hear thnt church services Dens, W. T, Morgan nnd Miss Mnble BOOK, JOB AND COM­ eters, also apartments for light housennd Sundny Bchool have been again The more you Bmok* them - Tlw better yoaH like thea Bowler. MERCIAL PRINTING resumed nt Pnoln. Rev. Albertson in­ Private garage. Rates rcas Write for oar Premium Catalog No. 4 Phone 148 Herald Building keeping I. LEWIS CIGAR MFC. CO. NEWARK. N. J. vited all who could to attend the eve­ able. BON-TON BRIDGE CLUB Largett Independent Cigar Factory In the World. There’s some decline in the Brad­ Mrs. Ben Caswell entertained the ning service held thero Inst Sunday ford county breed of dogs if thut story MRS. WADSWORTH members of tho Iion-Ton Bridge Club and a number from Upsnln planned to IfF of one barely rescued from being swal­ and a few extra guests at a pretty go, wo henr. P. O. Box 526 222 Peninsula Drive party Wednesday afternoon at her lowed by a lake bass be true. ATLANTIC HOUSE homo on Magnolia. Post cards—local views -lc ench at Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. Daytona Beach Florida Bright garden flowers decorated tho Herald office. HILL HARDWARE COMPANY S A V E m TIME STONE JARS BALL PRIVATE ROOMS ulemholaturn I POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921 PAGE SEVEN Seminole’s In the lake girt hills of Eastern Seminole County are the little cities of Geneva and Chuluota connected with the recently built good road from Oviedo and on the branch line of the Florida East Coast railroad. Ge­ neva should be, and beyond all doubt will be, one of the popular winter resorts of Florida as soon as the people are informed of her many charms. Geneva is on a good brick road from Sanford and is about 18 miles from this city, the buss line making two trips a day each way and bring passengers to and from Sanford. With one small hotel and four stores and backed by a fine farming country, fine orange groves and the turpentine and lumber industry Geneva has prospered but has hardly grown commensurate with the growth of the other parts of the county. The stores all report a fine business and the Lo­ gan Mercantile Co., reports more business in July than in June and everyone in and around Geneva seems prosperous and contented. On the high ridge and flanked by many beauti­ ful lakes Geneva offers much to the tourist who would seek the quiet byways away from the crowd there to fish and hunt and have a power boat on beautiful Lake Harney or on some of the many smaller lakes. The Wakefield Preserving Co., is the big­ gest asset to Geneva’s manufacturing inter­ ests. Started on a small scale the Wakefield Preserving Co., has grown into one of the best in the state and their present quarters are entirely inadequate to take care of the immense business in the making of jellies rand preserves and canned goods of all kinds. They have demonstrated that Geneva has wonderful possibilities if the people will but grasp them. Geneva has some of the best orange groves in the county. Chuluota is one of the few towns in Semi­ nole county that boasts of a good all-theyear-round hotel, the Chuluota Jnn, and this together with many new buildings, stores, etc., make Chuluota an active and progres­ sive little city. The Chuluota Company, un­ der the able direction of C. D. Brumley have worked wonders in the Chuluota section in clearing lands for farms and erecting many buildings. Mr. Brumley had the right idea when he went into this virgin forest and cleared up a big farm, putting in all the lat­ est improvements and planting the many crops that will grow so well in the fine soil of this district. With silos, fine herd of cows, good hogs, water works and lighting system the farm demonstrates to the visitor what can be done in and around Chuluota. Old farms and orange groves in the Chuluota section are proof of the fertility of the soil under all conditions. The new farms show what can be done with modern ideas and im­ provements. Sweet potatoes, corn, cow peas, sorghum and cane and all the general farm­ ing crops are found growing on the rich soil of the Chuluota farms. In and around the bungalows and farm homes the profusion of fruits and flowers and shrubbery demon­ state what the thrifty woman can do in the way of beautifying a Florida home. The land is well drained and has a good clay subsoil. Beautiful orange groves of big bearing trees and many young groves are proof of the as­ sertion that Chuluota is among the real orange sections of the county. With the fine farms under cultivation, with the fine hogs and cattle and nice homes showing the pros­ perity of this section there is no experiment about Chuluota as a place to raise fruits and general farm crops and stock. It is all there to speak for itself and in the near future both the Geneva and Chuluota sections will be fill­ ed with tourists and homeseekers who will come seeking what they want and they will find it. Chuluota stores are all prosperous, seven new bungalow homes are contemplat­ ed, many improvements are being made and those who are looking for a location would do well to take a ride over the fine roads of Sem­ inole county and visit Geneva and Chuluota in the hills of Seminole county where nature has dotted a wonderful landscape with glist­ ening lakes and where the hand of man needs but to supplement the hand of nature to in­ sure a bounteous harvest from the smiling land on every side. Chuluota will be on the new road connect­ ing Indian River City on the coast with Or­ lando, 23 miles distant, and will have splen­ did access with every part of the county and with the state roads in every direction. It is also on the Florida East Coast railway. Chuluota is Seminole's gateway to the great Okeechobee country that is opening up such wonderful vistas of wealth to the people who are looking for locations for homes and farms where they can plant semi-tropical and tropical fruits in profusion and realize good returns from them. All of this part of Seminole County will be greatly benefitted by the good roads and highways that are to be built in the near fu­ ture and that will give the residents an out­ let for their crops and an inlet for their sup­ plies at very reasonable rates. The ship by water and truck agitation will find an an­ swer on Lake Harney and the good roads in and around Geneva and Chuluota. Not many years ago a steamer plied the waters of the upper St. Johns river from Sanford to Geneva dock there being five fee*- of water and a one hundred foot wide channel all the way. This navigation will be opened again and steam­ ers will be making the regular run from San­ ford to Geneva supplying the surrounding territory with merchandise and carrying the fruits and vegetables to the ocean there to be transferred to ocean-going refrigerator steamships. Not in the experimental stage ^and not theories but facts face the man visiting east­ ern Seminole today. THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: D r D— Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant ( p" Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos , Edw. Higgins, Autos. , J. E. Spurting, Real Estate .rowers, inc j jer>a ]ja|(ery U ta h . Tftos. Emmett Wilson lank. Attorney.at.Law Santord Shoe & d o . Co. L°*> Perkins & Britt, Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. ^ Kanner General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff,. Atturney-nt-Lavv ’ --------- O V 0. P. Swope C. L. West, < Lawton Broi x. G. Simmc Oviedo Cash Goncrnl Mere j. Miller & Son C. T. McCull Hodges & McMullen, E. A. Fame] ^ F„ me„ E„ h„ sc « . B U t Florida Cuba Cigar Co. CHU cigar Manufacturers j t e « Synder Commission Merchant W. A. Whitcomb, SHnlpv & Tfi Haberdashers L. P. McCtiller, Groceries Beni Estate rt Fk rk • 1 II. B. Lewis, Real Estate , , T » adv jeweier Brown’s Meat Market D. D. Daniel n Cowan’s Tin Shop w S I. D. Martin, . Chuluota Co 'are Co. W:„ht Bros. Co., Autos ^ 0 . , ” \ Vn,ff. , ’ Groceries, Meats T n XT/ e Chfro-Cola Bottling CO. Real Esla.o and Insurance Cates’ Crate Co. ------- L 0 N < Uiei o Lola tsoun k l John q #Leonardi Groceries, Feeds e . w . Henck itrartnr r Br° s*; Attorney-at-Law Merchant’s Grocery Co. n w Ent/n n“ ®o<lfAr Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Frank Lossing, Contractor williams Millinery Store Mid-Wav G i ies Co r Lee Bros., Plumbing West Side Grocery Virginia-Caroliria Chem. Co Overstreet i B r f f if f iS * " Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Sp«r * D „ C ~d. J. N. Tolar, P y < John Russell,. a2 2 S 2 S — K f a S t K t a w . i l p . - A- w i n M W W h dM A S j ™. .T .W f e u . ■— * »• Id Storage . p e r oo, h . R. Stevens, Muyor quick service Transfer ------------A L T A ir Co. Wntprs* Kandv Kitchen U. M. Hand, Sheriff Sanford Barber Shop n r.-, n . ' , . t Sanford Batten Service Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate , k . s m it h Prop Autos Sanford Machine & Fopn- Frank Akers --------- G E N E V A---------- a . H. Fuller Store drv Co. Gillen oj I*ry, Ijopsn .Merc Co Groceries ola Bot. Co. Ray Bros,, Battery Service Hanford Steam Laimdry Genorni Merchandise D. B. Mclntc River Line Hotel Montezuma J- J- Mauser, Cigar Mfgr. c. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. Fargo Lttmbei Dept. Store Robbin’s Credit Store Crown PaperCo. e ! Curlett, ’ * ' MO itractor r a r W T u m W fo Sanford Dry Goods Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. _ „ _ _ & Sup. Co. M pfJi^her H. McLaulin. Jeweler .1. W. Flynt. Gen. Mdse. Bell Bros., G rater ' commission Merchant . Bower &. Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A. Osteer � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/21b17d74d6cd781fa3c2f28df5425ebf.pdf dcac087a97b590ead355246017442274 PDF Text Text Sanford Sanford THB THB “CHt Substantial” “City Substantial* IN TH E H E A R T OP THE W O R L D ’S GREATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1921 1LTM0RE MYSTERY DEEPENS Monument to GIRL ADMITS EVIDENCE GUN BELONGED TO HER Was Found Lying on the Bed in Hotel Room DENIES THE DEED ORLANDO M URDER SEEM S H ID ­ den m y s t e r y t iiu s FAR. ORLANDO, Aug. 3.— It was with n revolver owned by Lena Clarke that Fred A. Miltmoro was killed in Miss Clarke’s room on tho third floo r o f the San Juan hotel hero Mondny night. The woman, who is postmis­ tress at West Palm Beach, stoutly de­ nies that she shot Miltmoro, who wns owner of a restaurant hero. She claims that she merely drugged him and left him "asleep” in the room, to which she had invited him, while she went to the police station to report to Chief of Police Ed. Vestel that M iltmore was in her room, drugged, and she thought that if the police searched him they would find evidence to con­ nect him with the theft o f $32,000 from registered mail in the West Palm Beach postoffice. That robbery occurred Inst Thursday. When the police went to the room about an hour and a half inter they found Miltmoro lying on the floor dead, a bullet through his heart, and the pistol, which the woman admits is hers, was lying on the bed. There was no sign of the missing $32,00, but two empty registered mail pouches, in which it is snid the money had been sent, were found in the room; also o registered letter envelope, wns found. As a result of the coroner’s inquest .Miss Clarke is being held In tho coun­ ty Jail hero on a charge o f murder, nnd B. II. Patterson, n gnrngo man o f West Palm Bench, who brought! her to Orlando in his automobile nnd act­ ed as her messenger to summon Miltntorc to her room, is held ns an acces­ sory before the fact. This is probnbly the most tangled crime case ever arising in Orange county and its details are the subject of rife speculation on the streets to­ day. Miss Clarke arrived here Mon­ day afternoon from West Palm Bench, having hired Patterson to drive her over. She pnid him $100 for the trip. •She brought no baggage nnd register­ ed at the San Junn as "Mrs. Henry Wilson, Atlanta, Gn.” Shortly nftcr registering nt the ho­ tel she sent Patterson to Miltmore with a note, nsking him to call on •wr. 1his Miltmoro did. The room is on the top floor o f the hotel, and there were no other occupnnts of this floor that night. This fact probably accounts for no one hearing tho report « f the pistol. Miss Clnrko ndmits that tho pistol found in her room was her own nnd that she left it in the room a fter she claimed to have drugged Miltmoro in order to hold him for tho police. She conferee! with Police Chief Ed. Ves­ tel about 8 o’clock Monday night. Sho [old Vestel that sho hnd Miltmore in her room, drugged nnd that he wns guilty of the mail robbery. She de­ scribed a registered letter, stolen from •me of the pouches, which Rhe said >e had in his possession. She hnd tho key to her room, which she gnvo to Vestel. "h e n officers reached the room, a 'out 9:30 o’clock the lights were o ff and they found Miltmoro dead on the floor, a bullet from a .82-cnlibro spec ial Smith & Wesson revolver hnv>ng passed entirely through his body. He wore no coat when he visited tho room. His spectacles were lying on J,, , ^ ns was the pistol, Miss larke’s handbag and her koys. A t ­ tached to the key ring wns a gold m o. Tho empty mail bags were on the floor near the body. The seals were intact, tho ennvas hnving been g a il W e e > PLO YE E EM H EARD R.KORT OF GUN. . 'hi Aiiuclitid Print) (Bp Tb« AiiOcUUd Praul MORE GOOD ROADS. ^NUllUVi /•>1> a. UM3I H+ t'i Miss Natalie Mae Todd, daughter (of William II. Todd, donor, unveiling the monument to Brooklyn's dead soldiers In Prospect park. PROMINENT MEN CAUGHT ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE VIOLATION OF PROHIBITION Cannot Ship Cattle Sequel to Capture of From This State to Schooner Loaded Other State Fairs With Booze Exhibits of Fine Stock Harrcd From Shipping Stock (Br Th« AiiocUUd Cr»»») T A M P A , Aug. 3.— The request of B. Loomis, jr., of Pierce, fo r permis­ sion to ship his prize cattlo out of Florida for exhibition purposes was denied by the Bureau o f Animal Hus­ bandry at Washington. Dr. Mohler, chief of tho bureau, hns written Mr. Loomis snying the bureau has decided thnt cnttln may not be shipped out of Floridn for show purposes nor may cattle, once shipped out, be returned. LYNCHED ONE NEGRO AT M’KENNEY SE N TE N C E D TO GO TO CHURCH R E G U L A R L Y TH RO U G H O U T A YE AR . W A S H IN G T O N , N. C., Aug. 3.— Fivo young men o f this city arc under sentence to ultend church reguiqrly fo r one year. They were convicted of stealing automobile supplies. Judgn Horton gave tho defendants their choice o f going to tho county roads for one year each or to attend church regularly fo r tho same length o f time. Thoy promptly accepted the latter. THY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. (Br Tba AiiocUUd Frail) N E W YO RK, Aug. 3.— The ar­ rest of several wealthy nnd prom­ inent men on chorges of conspir­ acy to violnte the federal prohi­ bition law was promised by fed­ eral authorities todny as a se­ quel to the enpture of the Schoon­ er, Henry L. Marshall, towed In­ to port yesterday with a cargo of liquor. Authorities said they obtained startling Information from the crew ns to alleged rum running conspiracy. Jury Found Them Not American Legion Guilty on the First Members Visit France Ballot And OldBattlefields (By Tba Aiaaclatad Frau) TWO HELD AS AFTERMATH OF WELCH KILLING (8/ Tha Auoclatad Fraaa) T A M P A , Aug. 3.— The body of W il­ liam TeHchner, eccentric nrtist, who died here Sunday, will be buried in a potters field, It developed thnt nn aunt, who resides in Baltimore, will hnvu nothing to do with the funeral. Oil portarnits o f Tampa mayors paint­ ed by Tesehner hang in the city hall here. • SEVEN CHICAGO PLAYERS ACQUITTED ON CHARGE THROWING WODLD’S SERIES N E W YORK, Aug. 3.— With the fla g o f the National Commander of the American Legion flyin g at the masthead nnd more thnn two hundred nnd fifty members o f tho organiza­ tion on bonrd, the American pnBscngcr TW O W E R E CHARGED W IT H T H E steamship George Washington, sailed todny for Cherbourg nnd Bremen. The M URDER OF V IR G IN IA Legioners will disembark nt CherPOSTM ASTER bourgh to viist the battle fields on (By Tha Aiioclitad Fran) which they fought for more than a PETERSBU RG, Vn., Aug. 3.— One year. Tho Legion party is headed by o f the two negroes arrested nt Mc- Nntionnl Commander Emery. Kcnney last night ns murderers of Tlngley Elmore, postmaster nnd store­ keeper o f Tobncco, Virginia, Mondny, were taken from the Brunswick coun­ ty jail nt Lnwrencoville enrly today nnd lynched. The other negro wns not molested. Body of Artist Buried Potters Field, No Relatives Found Merchants and Growers A re Having Most Busy Season LONDON, Aug. 3.— A Reuters dis­ patch filed in Madrid yesterday states that following rumors from Vigo, a revolution has broken out in Lisbon. The telegram, received direct from the Portuguese cnpital, said extensive W IL L G IV E T H IS SEC TIO N T R A N S P O R T A T IO N precautionary measures had been F A C IL IT IE S taken In thnt city. PRINCE A N D HIS BRIDE Prince Michael Gunlucuzene leav­ ing the ItiiHslan Orthodox Greek Cath­ olic church of Iloxlmry, Mass., with his bride, formerly M iss Clarissa Pelham Curtis. Sho Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pelham Curtis of Nahnnt, Mass., and Boston. Prince Michael Is tho son of Prince Cantucusene, Count Spernnskey, and the former Julia Dent Grant, grand­ daughter of Gen. U. S. Grant. GENEVA AND CHULUOTA AMONG THE SECTIONS OF SEMINOLE R E VO LU TIO N IN LISBON , SAID TO H A V E S TA R TE D ACCORDING TO DISPATCH . O R LAN D O , Aug. II.— The only new development in the Miltmore killing case here todny wns a statement by an employee o f a garage nenr tho ho­ tel, who said nt 8 o • 8:30 tho night of the killing he heard a report o f a gun and an outcry as if someone had been wounded. The time of the gun report ns told by the clerk wns a short time previous to thnl at which Miss Clarke called upon the police to tell her Btory. She continued to maintain silence to­ dny upon advice of counsel. knifonPPar°ntly WUh a 8hort-b,n<lctl When officers reported to Chief Jestol that Miltmoro was dead, Miss Liarke, who was In tho chief’s office, p,nc°d under arrest. Patterson, * h° was In tho car In which they made the trip, also w h b arrested. They were placed In tho city Jail. Miss oli ko, G ain ed E. W. Davis as coun- Brooklyn’s Heroic Dead NUMBER 112 (By Tha Auoclatad Frau) W ELCH, W. VA., Aug. 3.— Two men are being,'held today fl»r(th e killing o f Sid Hatfield nnd W. R. Chambers, residents o f Mntownn, W. V h., shot here yesterday shortly be­ fore the form er wns to appear in circiut court to nnswer to a chnrge of being the Instigator o f tho shooting o f several detectives nt Mntewan two years ngp. It is expected they will be turned over Uo the state. Through his name nnd the romance attached to his participation in Matcwnn in Mny, 1020, in which 10 men wore kill­ ed, hi* death wns of sufficient signifi­ cance to bring comment from Gov. E. F. Morgan and from J. F. Konnoy, president o f district 17, United Mine Workers o f America. Gov. Morgan expressed hla regret thnt tho killings had occurred, and Keeney termed tho act ns murdor. C. E. Lively, a Bnldwin-Felts detective, and George Buster Spence, a Nowell county deputy sheriff, woro tho two. men held fo r tho fivo arrested in con­ nection with the caHc. Chambers and Hntfleld testified before the senate committee investigating the trouble in the West Virginia coal fields. (By The AiiocUUd Prtu ) CHICAGO, Aug. 3.— None of (he players acquitted Inst night has any immediate prospect of being restored to rngnnized base­ ball nccording to n statement to­ dny by Judge Lnndis, National llnst-bnll Commissioner. Regard­ less of the verdict of the Juries, said the statement, no player that throws a !>al Ignnie, no player that entertnins proposals or promises to throw game, no play­ er that sits in conference with a hunch of crooke<| players nnd gamblers where ways nnd menns on throwing games arc discussed and does not promptly tell his club about it will ever play pro­ fessional base ball. (By Tho AiiocUUd Frou) CHICAGO, Aug. 3.— Seven former White Sox players and two alleged gamblers tried in the baseball scandal case today stood legnlly cleared of any connection with the nllegcd conspiracy for the White Sox to throw the 1019 world’s series to (Jincinnuti, the jury last night having found them not guilty on the first bnllot. A t ­ torneys for the prosecution to­ dny had little to say o f the case hut. the defense pointed to the fnct thnt only one bnllot wns tak­ en by the jury ns absolute vindi­ cation of defendants. American Prisoners In Russia Released From Confinement (By Tho AiiocUUd Fraaa) R IG A, Aug. 8.— American prisonora In Russia already hnvo been re­ leased from confinement according to unofficial reports to Boluhiviki lega­ tion press bureau here today but no word os to when or where thoy w ill be delivered at border. For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to the Herald office. PH O TO G R A PH PROVES FINE It is well to tnko a trip over Semi­ IT nole county at leact onco each month and to see tho many places o f Interest, to note tho progress o f tho various sections o f the county and to seo tha many great improvements that are being made. The editor o f tho Herald visited Genova and Chuluota In a flyin g trip Mondny and ho wishes most heartily that ho had timo to ■pend a month in the hills o f North­ east Seminole where tho Econlockhatchie is fed from thu crystal streams that come from the hills and flows on swiftly toward Puzzlo Lake and the upper St. Johns river, where the beau­ tiful clear water lakes vie with tho tropical foliage nnd the fruits and flowers nnd where fo r mnny years a happy nnd contented pcoplo havo made their homes hewing out their fortunes from tho wild nnd rugged wilderness nnd now living to enjoy the fruits o f their labors and their victory over the forest primeval. Geneva nnd Chuluota nnd other fa v ­ ored Bpots in Seminolo county, are not experiments in farming and fru it growing. They hnvo the goods and can Bhow them. Inhabited by a hap­ py nnd contented peoplo who have liv ­ ed there fo r many years these fin e homes and farms nnd hustling little cities demonstrate what the soil w ill1 , yield where it is worked by experi­ enced farmers nnd stock men. Themerchants in this section all sing a song o f prosperity. They are the bar­ Mrs. It. 1.. Willoughby of Philadel­ ometers o f trade conditions in their re­ phia, who was formerly Miss Fuller of Milwaukee. Is a real tlshcrlndy. Down spective bailiwicks and they hnvo had’ In Florida recently she caught a tar­ one o f the best seasons in their his­ pon weighing 100 pounds, und which tory. The farmers hnve hnd n good season and with the growers o f citrus measured fi feet nnd 8 Inches. fm its nrc looking forward to a better one in 1921 nnd 22. Joined with a fine system o f good roads and with future developmentscontemplated thnt will give Geneva, nnd Chuluota nn outlet cast and west to ocean nnd gulf, with a good road t o Sanford nnd mnny lateral roads that will bo built Inter the transportation question is settled. With the splen­ HEADS OF FOUR BIG BROTHER­ did fishing on the upper St. Johns riv­ HOODS, SW ITC H M E N A N D It. er, the clear water lakes and tho riv­ It. E XE C U TVE 8 ers, with benutiful Lake Harney all teeming with fish, with tho forests (By Tba Auoclatad Praia) filled with gnme, there is no reason NEW YO R K , Aug. 3.— The ques­ why tourists should not make this part tion of wage reductions nnd working of Florida the most popular in tho conditions were taken up nt n con­ state. For the man who would raise ference here todny between hends of stock, who would grow fruita and. four big rnilrond brotherhoods, and vegetables, who would carry on gener­ the Switchmen's union o f North A m ­ erica and committee of association of al farming nnd poultry rnising there* is no better place in the state. F o r Railway Executives. the seeker of henlth who would ge t away from the crowded places and wunt nature’s Bolitudes in tho high, und dry hills nnd piucy woods, wherepure water and henlth giving breezes' nre there fo r the seeking, there u. nabetter place in the south, A w ay from the benten path per­ haps, not known to mnny strungers us NO M ONEY IN SIG H T A N D T H E yet, but once seen never to be fo r g o t­ ten, this northeastern part o f S em i-­ TE A C H E R S W IL L O P E R A T E note county holds out inducements to» SCHOOLS FOR T H E IR M ONEY the tourists und tho homescekcn- tiiuft will at some lime in tho nous* future (By Tha Aaiaclatad Fran) M IA M I, Aug. 3.— Because o f a cover the land with fine homes and Inrge deficit in the treasury’ o f Dado fnrms nnd growing villager and cit­ county, the school board has author­ ies. And Sanford nnd tho Herald are ized the teachers in public schools to proud o f these "wonder places” in our operate public schools ns privnto county. We intend to get in closer schools until such tilde ns the board touch and keep in closer touch w ith shall he able to flnnncc them. Should them in the future. They ore tho best the teachers take over tho schools, ns assets to this city because they o ffe r suggested by many o f them, they will so mnny inducements in pleasure be permitted to charge tuition. Tho profit. They are our best assets beschool board officials said probably enuso they are peopled with tho class the county would not bo able to open of citizens who believe in good homes tho schools before January first. nnd good fnrms and good groves ahd good stocl: and with the class o f citi­ E N G LA N D W IN S R E G A T T A zens who tnko a pride in their own R UN A T COW ES AN D section and in tho whole o f Seminole A M E R IC A N S F A L L DOWN county. Tho Herald w ill have more about Seminole county in future is­ (By Tba AiiocUUd Frau) sues. COWES, Aug. 3.— Great Britain won tho third series o f the internat­ ional races fo r six metro yachts sail­ Chfcago bandits reported to ha\ ed horo today. The British yachts robbed man right in Chicago City hal scored twenty-ono points to the Am er­ Influence o f environment, probably*. icans fifteen. Denver Times. QUESTION WAGE SCALE DISCUSSED DADE SCHOOLS NOT PUBLIC, BUT PRIVATE �I . ■ V THE SANFORD • ■ • ' ■•.iVit'.l • . Y HERALD, TUESDAY, AU G UST 2j 1911 . _ SHlPPlNti BY WAYJtB * NOT 80 PAR DISTANT WITH MANY NHW IDEAS (Oontlnuol fro® l 'u « Om ) CALIFORNIA, HOWEVER, GOBS INTO LEAD IN ORANGE SHIPMENT fo r Discriminating M en The decided preference of well-groomed men for Holeproof Hosiery is but natural— the lustrous, ele­ gant appearance of Holeproof appeals to good taste os much os its famous wearing qualities appeal to sound judgment. Holeproof superiority is no accident. You get more out of Holeproof hose because more has been put into them— only the finest materials are used in con­ nection with highly specialized and advanced manufac­ turing methods. A statement has just been issued from the office o f the Association of Railway Executives which shows that more citrus fruit, with the exception o f lemons, has been shippod from Cal­ ifornia and Florida to dnte this sea­ son, dcsplto tho increased freight rates, than during the corresponding potiod last season. The\ statement shows Florida approximately 10,000 cars behind California both Inst sea­ son and this in orange shipments, and approximately 10,000 cars ahead o f *hc far-west state in shipmenta o f grapefruit. California shipped 25.008 cars o f oranges in tho 1020 season to Juno 1 nnd 29 950 cars to June 1, 1921. Flori­ da shipped 15,092 cars of oranges to Juno 1, 1920, nnd 18,782 cars to Juno 1, 1921. Total orange shipments to June 1, 1920, was 40,700, nnd in tho present season to June 1 was 43,782 cars. Grapefruit shipments from Cal­ ifornia fo r the year ending June 1, 1920, were 310 Gears, and fo r Florida 0 8,945 cars. Grapefruit shipments fo r Calfiom la to June 1, 1921, fell to 243 cars, while tho Florida shipments in the same season increased to 10,490 cars. Florida's increased shipments, de­ spite tho freight ndvnnces are ex­ plained by Florida men ns due to many acres o f groves plnnted beforo the freight advances. Local citrus men say a larger proportionate waste o f citrus fruits is taking plnco now than ever before because of tho in­ creased freight rates.— Tampa Times. | K IL L IN G A T O RLANDO HAS P E C U LIA R PHASES, R E S T A U R A N T M AN V IC TIM (Coallnucd from Page One) S a n fo r d S h o e dC C lo t h in g Com pany BOOZE SCHOONER SSEIZED A T N E W YORK FOUR M ILE S OUT. SPORTWORLD (Br Th. Anocl.ted Pr»u) W H E R E T H E Y P L A Y TO D A Y Lakeland at Daytona. Tampa at Jacksonville. St. Petersburg nt Orlando. HOW T IIH Y STA N D L W w 5 28 Orlando .................... 665 46 366 Tampa .................. 46 39 42 Lakeland ................. 42 46 St. Petersburg ..........37 .37 ...35 48 Daytona .......... 62 ...34 Jacksonville ............31 Pet. .663 N E W YO R K , Aug. 2.— The schooncr Henry L. Marshall, with a cargo of liquor on bonrd was taken into custody lato last night four miles otT the coast by the const gunrd cutter Seneca, nnd brought hero today. The schooner was flying the British flag hut ndvices from Seneca said there was no papers showing transfer to British registery. .561 .519 .446 .422 .395 RB8 UI.TR YE S TE R D A Y A t Jacksonville 2, Tampa 4. A t Orlundo 2, St. Petersburg 5. A t Daytonn 9-2, Lakeland 3-6. T A M P A GETS PITC H E R “ RED’ S T E W A R T ; SOLD I1Y D A Y ­ TONA D A Y T O N A , Aug. 2.— Pitcher Red Stewnrt, obtained from tho Spartan­ burg club of the South Atlantic League, hna been sold to tho Tampa club by Daytona, it was announced to­ day. W O U LD T A X IM PORTED COTTON. ....GLOUCESTER, Mass., Aug. 2.— Tho schoncr Henry Murshnli, seized by the coast gunrd cutter Seneca o ff the Jersey const Inst night with cargo o f liquor nbonrd was n fisherman out of Gloucester until sold n yenr ngo to Win. E. McCoy, of Dnytonn, Fin. It wns understood Bhe was to be used for trading in the West Indies. NEW YO R K, Aug. 2.— Officers said evidences much o f schooner’s cargo had been discharged. Documents also showed the vessel cleared from Nnsbou July 7th for Halifax and nlso for Gloucester. Members o f the crew de­ tained gavo the names ns Clarence King, W. Murphy, L. Maul nnd It. Pike. The captain, whose name was given as K. Klauscn and first mate, E. Thompson, cscupcd in a fast motor bont when tho cutter seized the schooner. The capture wns made o ff Atlantic City. the police, thnt he hnd some loot on him. Sho spoke o f a registered letter which wns later found near the body. This letter wns one of those stolon from the mail pouch. Not at first believin gthe woman’s story, Chief Vestel called up tho postnl authorities Investigating tho rob­ bery at West Palm Bench, nnd they identified the woman ns the postmis­ tress nt that place. It was around 10 o'clock before tho officers sent to get the man whom the woman’s story clnimed hnd been drugged. They re­ ceived orders from Chief Vestel to mnke tho nrrest if tho man was able to be brought to the jail and if not for one o f them to remain with the mun until he could ho moved. When they entered the room it was a corpse they found. , Following the finding of the body, County Judge Smith wns summoned, and a coroner's jury empannellcd im­ mediately. its verdict after repairing to the scene o f the crime and exam­ ining into the details of the finding of the body, wns thnt Miltmore had met his death at tho hands of par­ ties unkonwn, and held the Clarko woman on a charge of murder. Bax­ ter Lee, the chauffeur who drove tho woman to Orlundo, is held as an ac­ cessory before tho fact. According to the reports of the rob­ bery which occurred last Tuesday the woman involved in the case hus held the position o f postmistress in that city for a number of years. She ia about thirty-five yours of age and ia the daughter of a clergyman. Miltmore enmo to Orlundo about two months ago, and purchased the Arcade restaurant in this city. Up un­ til al'out a yenr ngo, ho worked as a postal employe in the W est Palm Bench postoffice. K was stnted thnt he was in Palm Beach during the time the robbery occurred nnd that he only returned to Orlundo yesterday. generator. The New Era has only an electric motor, the current fo r which is supplied by the generator In the Dawn and conveyed by a cable. The Inventor o f the now scheme re­ ferred with somo sontlmrnt to the fact that Robert Fulton's flint steam­ boat, tho Clermont, started out from A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION FROM TH E F A ­ the same piers off tho Battery on her MOUS N O V EL BY SAM UEL M E RW IN history' making voyages. Pointing out that Fulton did, not crcnte any­ Out of the past he came— a past crowned by fame and thing but merely applied what had al­ clouded by prison— and plunged again into life and into a ready been discovered, Mr. Donnelly whirlpool of politics, graft and intrigue, and fought the said that ho, too, had followed the biggest fight of his life for a girl who did not know him, same lend. Tho two boats .slipped until? their moorings nt 4 o’clock nnd pro­ EXTRA ADDED A TTR A C TIO N — A N N E T T E K E LLE R ceeded up the rivor. Early this mom-, M AN IN “ TH E A R T OF D IV IN G ” ing they will start fo r Oswego, on Lake Ontario. TOMORROW— W A N D A H A W L E Y in “ TH E HOUSE Mr. Donnelly said that his Idea' is T H A T JAZZ B U ILT” that o f having nflontlng power station from which other craft having noth­ ing othor than motors Installed in them might get their current. Tho practical application o f this idea wilt revolutionize operations an the bargo canals and Ininnd waterways, he pre­ dicted. Ho pointed out that it would bo n very easy matter to build flvo barges o f 200 tons capacity each to The hand o f the law may catch the thief a fte r tue th eft la com­ supplied with power by n cable runmitted but that doesn't give you your money back. An inauraoe* ,nlng from n generator on tho power Company w ill pay the loss on your fire-ravaged home but not one oent boat. No burgos o f this typo have for money hidden away therein. been constructed thus far, the lnventSummer timo is danger time for closed houses. Look out f ot on said, but expressed the belief thnt tho wily burglar or unexpected fire. A Safe Deposit Box or storage they could he propelled economically space in our fire and burglar proof vaults costs little but saves much. under the patented arrangement. The Dawn, with the generator in­ stalled in her, follows tho New Era, which has only a motor. The New Era, however, is not sololy dependent upon her consort as she has a Inrgc storage battery which will drive her motor. By this arrangement towing fees in port may bo done away with Mr. Donnelly snid thnt tho two ships According to u report in the West Delegates from tho sovoral com­ had already made n voyage in Schen­ ectady nnd one to Brunswick, Gn., on Palm Beach Post, the tomato season munity units o f tho farm bureau of which he hnd sniled 3,000 miles and is about over fo r that section, and Palm Bench county met in the court had gone out to sen 250 miles. The whilo the growers woro very much house recently and organized a mar­ disappointed because o f unfavornblo keting bureau fo r the county. Only *wo 8^ P 8 on a tandem arrangement weather, at n most criticnl timo, some the preliminary work could bo done, are able to mnke n speed o f 9 knots. The advantages o f the flonting cent­ mndc money and most others did not but indications point t'o succcsa fo r ral power station are that the boats loso nny. Tho acreage in tho section the undertaking. A bonrd o f direct­ are so much more easily controlled, referred to wns over 1,000 nnd splen­ ors wns selected nnd Instructed to obtain a cheap power supply and cun did crops were, maturing when a week draw up plans fo r incorporation and operate safely on wnters that arc not of rain set in and not only stopped to take steps fo r securing warehous­ navigable to other barges. It wns no­ tho operation o f picking and packing es, etc. ticed thnt thoro is virtually no vibra­ houses, but sent tho buyers to other * tion on tho New Era when running. points. W A S H IN G TO N , Aug. 2.— A tarilT amendment offered on the floor of the senate today by Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Arizona, would impose n Every timo a “ slide” occurs in the T A M P A , August 2.— Investigation duty o f twenty cents a pound upon Panama canal tho railroads snicker In of (lie finding uf the body o f W. II. all cotton with a staple one nnd one- their sleeves and haul a few more Miltmore with a bullet through his eighth inches in length. cars of freight. heart in an Orlando hotel last night is running in two well defined chan­ nels according to telephone advices re­ <• ♦ ceived here. One theory is that ho took his own lifo when he awakened and found lie was discovered and def­ initely connected with tho robbery o f tlie West Palm Beach poHtoffico and nnother is thnt Miss Clarke, postmis­ (Form erly of Ingram Optical Parlors, Pensacola) tress, held here In connection with ills death, believed he would esenpe or that she would be unnble to get the IS OPENING A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED money from him so killed him. A Passionate Pilgrim SAFE D EPOSIT BOXES The P e o p l e ’s B a n k of Sanford Tho bont cun bo operated more enaily thnn nn automobilo, ho said, as she Is steered in the snmo manner nnd nil speeds, both forwnrd nnd reverse, mny he attained by merely moving n control on tho indicator. I f hnrges are built they can bo operated by men with no more training thnn a street car motormnn has, Mr. Donnelly snid. "M y invention, which will place the power plant in one vessel with others in convoy to carry the freight, is bas­ ed on the same theory by which a cen­ tral station on the land supplies cur­ rent to hundreds o f electric trains,” he snid by way o f explanation. " I t means increased efficiency and lower costs. Boats operating under the sys­ tem will ho nhle to mnke a trip through the New York Bnrgc Cnnal In shorter time than required by a freight train fo r tho snme journey ncrosB New York State. * \ “ I think thnt n 200-ton barge is the idcnl size. It would be possible for a line o f hnrges operating under the new system to deliver cnrload lota of high clnss freight from Schenectady in twenty-four hours, whereas the rnilronds require seven days for the snme service.” The invention hns been fully de­ scribed sovornl times before in the mnrinc magazines nnd the newspa­ pers. However, many o f tho ship­ ping men hnd never hnd an oppor­ tunity to inspect the arrangement. Dr. Tom Moore Optical Parlor In the Place Recently Occupied by L. A. Brand New Stock nnd Equipment arriving Daily. — All Proscriptions filled by Dr. Brand re­ tained and may bo duplicated at nny timo LOCATION: OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE L A K E W EIR.— The level o f tho water in Lake W eir I k higher this season than ut nny time since 1887 and 1888, according to old residents, who declare that in those two years it reached tho highest mark they had ever known. Tho club house on tho east sido o f tholuko is soriously threat­ ened by tho water. During the rise in 1887 und 1888 tho Florida Southern railrond dug a smnll canal to carry off surplus wntor and it is hoped thnt tho canal, which still is in existence, will porform tho hame service this Beason, if tho luko rises to a danger­ ous lovol. . G A IN E S V IL L E — A memorial tab­ let to the memory of Haisley Lynch, only Gainesville soldiod killed in act­ ion in tho world war, wns unvo’lo 1 in the First Presbyterian ehuren hero Sunday, the g ift of IlnDicy Lynch Post o f the American Legion. Mem­ bers o f the legion and other form er service men attended the ceremony in n body. Haisley Lynch w m the only son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lon Lynch o f this city nnd n nephew of Cnpt. George M. Lynch, city superintend­ ent o f schools nt St. Petersburg. His body wns returned from Franco'nnd burled here two works ago. According to the Mlnmi Metropolis, contractors nro now mnking up their bidB fo r tho construction o f tho new steel hnd concrete theatre for J. II. Bradshaw nnd associates. Tho thentro is to bo built at the corner d Snst Flnglcr street nnd Third aven­ ue, nnd from tho drawings nnd speci­ fications it nppenrs that this will be a very hnndsomo nnd commodious amusement place. It is to bo Are proof nnd of sizo to accommodate tho largest road shows. Tho pinns fo r senting, ventilation and other details nro complete and interesting. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, Seminole County, Florida. — In Chancery. FORECLOSURE Bank o f Oviedo, a Florida Banking Corporation, Complainant, VB. Wm. JaccbB, Defendant. N O T IC E OF S P E C IA L M A S T E R ’S SALE Notice is hereby given thnt I, as Special Master in the above styled cause, will, under nnd by authority of that certain finnl decree issuing out of tho nbovo styled Court dated June 29th, 1921, offer for sale nnd sell at the front door o f the Court Houso in Sanford, Florida, on Monday, the 5th dny o f September, '1921, during the egnl hours o f sale, the following de­ scribed property, to-wit: F ifty head stock cattle marked crop split under bit one cur swallow fork tho other, branded II. J. Sale to be mndc to the highest bid­ der for cash in hand, purchaser to pay fo r bill o f sale. E. F. IIOU SHOLDER, Special Master. Note: The above described cattle now on range o f Wm. Jacobs, nenr Chuluotn, Floridn, nnd muy bo viewed there nt uny time. 8-2-o^>.w.-5te When you buy Lamps. Get the bestEdison Mazda Lam ps A rc the Best Electrical Appliances and Material o f nil Kinds Irons Reduced from $8.50 to $6.75 F. P. Rines 105 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 E xp erien ced Judgm ent It is our fixed purpose to render sound advice and experienced judgment on matters pertaining to advertising, commercial and stationery printing. We are equipped to give you careful, personal advice in these matters, and we cordially invite your inquiry for our experienced judgment. • • The, Sanford Phone 148 �iA- V * . ■ mm m b ee m ■■Xr * ‘A • 5f SC > m mi w ffK V l ijf f -? ro s ■"3 ■ \ THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, AUGUST 3,1921^ PAGE TWO a/. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Boelaly Editor, ___________ Phont 117-W SOCIAL CALENDAR ning Bridge Club, with her usual charm nnd cordiality. A profusion o f roses nnd petunias were used in decorating, baskets and vases o f these lovey blossoms adorn­ ing the rooms whore the card tablees were arranged. The card game proved most inter­ esting nnd very attractive prizes were nwardod. Mrs. Snm Pulcston, mak­ ing high score among the Indies was given two lovely Mnderia handker­ chiefs, n knife, given for high scoro nmong tho men was won by Col. Knight. Refreshments consisting o f chicken salad, olives, Bnltines, nnd ice cream were served nt the conclusion o f the enrd game, nnd punch wns served throughout tho evening. Among the guests enjoying this lovely party were, Col. and Mrs. Geo. Knight, Dr. nnd Mrs. S. Pulcston, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Dr. Ralph Stev*e ’ s, Judge nnd Mrs. E. F. House­ holder, Mr. R. E. Newman, Mr. und Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Miss Pnttsyo Aycock nnd Mr. W. C. Hill. — !L'-j— 1a M — W IL L T A K E U P BRIDGE QUESTION. Notice o f Public Hearing lo bo Held August 15, 1921, in the Court House, at Sanford, Fla. * . * * ' * « * * * « OVIEDO f t * * * * * * * * Misses May nnd Ida Lou Conally and Mr. Mims, o f Valdosta, Ga.f Bro Wednesday*—The Bon-Ton Bridge visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawton. .Club will be entertained by Mrs. B. Emmett McCall, o f Lakeland, is 1). Caswell at her home on Magnolia Bpending his vnention with his par­ avenue. ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. McCall. I 'Wednesday— The D. A . U. Bridge The Sunday school class o f Mrs. T. Club will meet with Mrs. J. B. Cole* W. Lnwton gave her a surprise party anon at her npartmont in the WeThursday night in celebration o f her lalca building at 0:80 a. m. birthday. The class made Mrs. Lnw­ Thursday— Peter Schanl will give a ton a present o f a beautiful bar pin, dance at the Woman's Club House the presentation being made by Rev* at 9 p» m. erly Wright. Thursday— The Stny-at-Home Club 0. P. Swope hns returned from n will have an old-fashioned chicken two week’s stay In Chicago. supper 'at the Chuluota Inn nnd 1. R. Doble, o f W inter Pnrk, was in dance afterward. The party will .. 9 Oviedo on business Tuesday. {father at the Seminole Hotel at 5 Mrs. A. R. Wade, Sr., nnd son, W il­ o'clock prompt. ie 66 W 115 Maw Magnolia Phone liam, o f Wildwood, spent the week­ Saturday.— The Children’s Story Hour “Service T H A T Satisfies” w ill be held at the Central Park nt end with Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Wade, Jr. h: 6:00 o’clock. A ll children between Mro. W. P. Carter nnd Mrs. L. A. the ages o f four to fifteen are most Lee left Tuesday fo r Colorado, where cordially invited. they will visit Mrs. Lee’s sister. They ST. PETERSBU RG — In an effort CHICKEN P IL L A U . expect to be nwny several months. to minimize accidents on tho munlclMrs. W . P. Carter, nnd mother, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, Francis Mr. Collier Brown entertained at a pnlly owned [Street car lines o f this Mrs. Lee, left yesterday for Denver, Swope, nnd Miss Mnblc Swope, visited chicken pillnu Inst night nt Palm city, R. E. Ludwig, director o f utili­ fr. A' Colo. ■ , ■> Winter Park nnd Orlnndo, Monday. Springs in compliment to Misses ties, hns just put into effect a bonus Rev. J. N. Thompson nnd son, A l­ Dorothy Fletcher nnd Iris Spenring, system under which motormen nro Miss Eleanor Roberts, returned len, spent Sunday nt Umatilla attend­ the nttrnetive guests o f Mrs. Grover given optional cash rewnrds or vnhome Monday front Richmond, Vn., ing n Sunday school and B. Y. P. U., Spenring. entions for working stipulated pe­ where she wns the guest o f Mr. nnd convention. Those nttending this delightful a f­ riods without au accident. Thu mot . Mrs. R. It. Eldredgc, for several Mr. nnd Mrs. H. B. McCall, nnd H*! fa ir were: Mr. nnd * Mrd. Grover tornien nre arranged into two groups, weeks. son, Edward, Mrs. T. W. Lnwton nnd Spenring, Misses Dorothy Fletcher, those employed all the year und those A T T E N T ip N CO. I). children, nnd Miss Elizabeth Lnwton, who work only during the tourist sea­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Roby Lnlng, left yes­ Iris Spenring, Jessie Gray, Ruth Gilspent Monday in Orlando. lon nnd Esther M iller; Messrs. Dick, son. In the' former group n motorHeadquarters, Co., D, 1st Inf. F. N. terday for Washington, D. C., where Miss Olive Lezettc went to the Or­ Hassell nnd Collier Brown, John man going one year without nn ncciG., Sanfonl, Fin., Aug. 2, 1921. they will bo for several weeks, going ange General Hospital Monday to Meisch, Claude Shoemaker, Hugh TilOrders No. 42: dent Would receive $5Q ca3h or a ten from there to Michigan, where they have her tonsils removed. She wns lis. ” | ’ 1. All cnliHtcd men not excused liy days vnention; eight months, $40 or will be until October first. accompanied by her parents, Mr. and ' authority o f the A. G. O., from at­ eight dnys vacation, nnd four months rem arkably Mrs. N. F. Lezettc. They returned tending the lift :un day encampment PA OLA ITEMS. $30 or six dnys vacation. Motormen Mrs. McNenl, of Kissimmee, is the home Tuesday morning. fine hair net at will rejxirt nt the Armory nt Sanford, working during the four months of guest o f Mrs. J. E. Lning, nt her L. M. Dowdy spent Monday in Snn­ Mrs. Wynn, of Chuluotn, visited her Ftoridu, not Inter thnn 8 p. m., on an incrediblylow the tourist season would receive' $30 home on Onk nvenuu. ford. sister, Mrs. Walker, here Inst Satur­ Thursday, August 4th, 1921. This should thoy hnvc no nccidont during S. Nelson is spending a month in price 1 paragraph supersedes Paragraph 10, Mrs. R. E. Peek and Miss Helen day, that time. Mr. Ludwig snys he be­ \ Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Wynn left of Orders No. 36, dated July 20, 1921. lieves the plan will not only tend to Peck are spending this week in Jack­ Extra large, in­ Mr. nnd Mrs. B. CJ. Smith are visit­ Saturday night for Valdosta, Gn. They sonville. 2. Travel uniform for enlisted minimize nccidcnts, but encourage a ing relatives In Raleigh, N, C. They visible, durable, received a message that their mother men: O. I)., Shirt, Cotton Breeches, careful hnndling o f the cars which will expect to visit several points in North Messrs, H. C. DuBose, Hamden was ill. Miss (jladys Hack nccompon- service hat with cord, wrapped leghand-woven, reflect in the cost o f maintaining the and South Carolina nnd may go Jon DuBose and Ralph Woodruff, motored j led them. gins, marching shoes. . equipment, During the past two fully guaranteed to Richmond, Vn., before returning, Mr. G. B. Burnett nnd family mo­ to Tampa yesterday. 3. Equipment: Itille, belt, bayonet, years, 1,228 accidents,' both serious Mrs. Mary Jacobs is visiting her tored to Maitlund Tuesday. canteen and cover, first aid pnek and and of minor nnturc have occurred, he son, Mr. Tilden Jacobs, at Chuluotnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Gains moved from full pack. Misses Laura and Jimmie Lning, says. A very congenial party, composed Mrs, McNca land Grant Kersey, re­ here Tuesday. They moved to W il­ F o r Sale -I. All enlisted men shall take to o f Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawton, Mr. turned from Daytona Beach yesterday son's corner. camp with them all equipment o f A N E YE -O PE N E R K Exclusively a t and Mrs. II. B. McCall, and children,I We nre going to have preaching every kind issued. where they have been spending sever­ .Mr. Minis, Misses Mary and Ida Lee al days. again on August 14th, nt 4 p. nt. 6. All enlisted men will draw im­ We will continue our Arm y Sale. JG.M cC r o r y C o . Conally ,lcft Wednesday morning for mediately from the Supply Sergeant Complete line o f nrmy goods nt less a camping trip to the prairie. The Grant Kersey returned to his home C H ILI M IN IS T E R HERE. n barracks hag in which shall he pack­ party expects to be nwny two weeks. thnn one-half their value.— Thrasher in yesterday -- "Bonair, '” ""'•1 Gn., J '""J after visited BLOUSE nnd all changes o f under­ 100-lwc Alton Fnrnell spent Tuesday nfter- & Garner. Rev. Cecil Moore, of the Republic wear nnd extra pair o f shoes, if any. injj his relatives, Mr. njid M» Irs. J. E. noon in Snnford. o f Chill, South America, hns been en­ Lning, at their homo on Onk ravenue. 0. All enlisted men shall draw Buy it with n Herald Want Ad. Mrs. L, A. Sheldon spent Monday gaged to supply the! Baptist temple from the Supply Sergeant, tied sack, and Tuesday in Orlnndo, the guest of G. F. Hylton, o f Jacksonville, is pulpit for the next two Sundays. Mr. denims and cap, which shall he pack­ her sister, Mrs. H. W. Burr. Notice o f Application for Tax Deed spending several days here on business, Moore hns had n wonderful experi­ ed in the barracks hag, Little Miss Gladys Kelsey is visit­ Under Section 575, General S tat­ Mr. Hylton is proprietor of tho ence nnd comes to Snnford with en­ 7. All enlisted men Hhull curry utes, Laws o f Florida JHylton restaurants Ko t Jacksonville, thusiasm for the work in the South regulation pack with two blankets ing her aunt, Mrs. p. E. Lundy in Manatee, Fla. and is here to see nbout opening a American republic. J ill C o lo n only, toilet articles, one tent pole, five Notice is hereby given thnt Mamie Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton ami cafeteria here. The congregations o f other church­ pegs and rope; rninsont shall he fold­ Corbett, purchaser o f Tax Certificate Including family visited Orlnndo Saturday. es whose doors nre closed for August ed and strapped on roll. No, 127, dated the 2nd day o f June, G rey and W hite Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Vnrne ami fam­ Ralph Simmons, o f Jacksonville, nre invited to hear Mr. Moore. 8. Subsistence covering computa­ A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate spent the week-end here with his sis­ Sundays, August 7-11. He speaks tion o f rations and liquid coffee money ily were in Sanford Saturday on in my office, nnd hns made application business. ter, Miss Mildred Simmons, who hns both morning and evening. for tax deed to issue ih accordance will he pnid in cash to each enlisted Mrs. W. E. Young, Mrs. E. G. Hanbeen tho guest o f Miss Julia Zachary. with law. Snid certificate embraces man for period o f time from August dock, and Mrs. E. A. Fam e) spent the following described property sit­ NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED HEADS SECURITIES 4th, to August 6th, one day. UNDER SECTION bib, OENERAL STAT­ Thursday shopping in Snnford. Miss Mildred Simmons and her uated in Seminole County, Florida, toC O M PA N Y HELD AS GEO. A. DECOTTES, UTES, LAWS O f FLORIDA, brother, Ralph, left yesterday in their wit: Lots 51 to 64, J. O. Packard’s LEADERS IN CRIME. Capt. Inf. F. N. (i., Conulg. Tampa gets a second big wholesale car for their homo in Jacksonville, F lr»l Add. to Mldwny. Tho .old land f iil J S r a . 'S dry goods house. Thnt’s the way to being assessed at the date o f the is- *•*>■ ,,f after having spent some time here as a . i ». iikw. im* riled »*id ceriiCHICAGO, Aug. 2.— A score o f in­ DAW SON AS S T A T E , .... . , ,. I flfii If In my off It-*-, and Im* titadf application uttract retail buyers— give them com­ suanco 01, SUCn the guests of Miss Julia Zachary. certificate in tho namo fur t*v dmd In lumr 111 artiinlii nr# IVI(It lavr dictments returned Saturday and dis­ E Q U ALIZE R OF TA X E S . petition nnd choice. of Unknown. Unlss said certificate Hrtl'1 ‘ ei'l'ti-atr enihrarn Mir folkiwlna dr* •crllmd property ultuntrd In Seminole (Viunly, closed today by the arrest of two of J. L. Kelly, of Chicago, III., was u snail be redeemed according to law Florida, t.iw li: ii* k . n h o.r of w ij of HBti. Office supplies of nil kinds at The T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. 2.-G o v o rthe indicted men nre declared hj’ John business visitor here yesterday stop­ -!" n fa n E 'v f'i.m V, C!inn it, assistant United States nor Cary A. Hardee has appointed Herald Printing Co. When yon want tax deed will issue thoreon on tho 12th ' Tn-; k *.In !-’i,day o f August, A. D. 1921. } cln». H :i elm, \V ft rim. 8 so link* tlicnrv NWly ping nt the Montezuma. mi j , * , . to Tiie nul'l Infill tieinif * ! tlm district attorney, to clear up mail rob­ Hon. Marion L. Dawson to he state anything In this lino sea The Herald \N itnOHH m y OfTiClIll H ign u tu rc and lUte Of I l i << URuance of *11011 rt>rl!flcat« in Hie beries throughout the country aggre­ cqunizer o ftaxes, the new office cre­ Wo have it or enn get it. seal this the 0th day o f July, A. D. !'* ri,1k" '^ n',1 "riifiraie .i.aii Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Lawson, nnd lit­ gating nearly $9,000,000. Names of ated by the legislature o f 1921, the ' ' I f redeemed amirdlna In In* tm deed will la«nr tlivreon on tlio la I day of Keplendier, A. It. 1021 tle daughter, Dorothea, have return­ the other eighteen are withheld pend­ appointment to become operative and 1KI1. LIS T NO. 83fl BRIDGES 271 (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, i Wllueo* my offlWnl alcniiiiire nnd neal this ed homo from nn extended visit to ing their aappreheiiHion. effective from Monday, August 1. Notice of Public Hearing to be flie zutii day of July, A. It. lt d . Clork Circuit Court, Atlanta, Douglnsvillc nnd Valdosta. | (KHALI li. A. HI) III I LASS. In accepting this office Mr. Dawson The men arrested were John It. held August 15, 1921, in the Court Seminole County, Fin. riork rirrnlt Court. Mendnnle County, Kla. Worthington, president, and Owen T. tenders his resignation ns secretary II ouho, at Sanford, Florida, in 7-fl-fltc By: A. M. W EEKS, D. C. 7.^.0le liy: A. M. Wt'.KKH, D. O. Cards have been received by several Evans, vice-president Central Securi­ to the governor pnd secretary o f the reference to the application of from Mrs. Raymond Key stating thnt ties Co., of Chicago. This securities two hoards, pardons and state in i 1 the Bonrd of County Commission­ they will return home Friday, August company, it is charged hy government tutions. ers of Seminole Cuunty, Florida, • hth. Mr. und Mrs. Key have been authorities, was used for the disposal to construct n bridge across the To succeed Mr. Dawson ns the sec­ it enjoying a month’s visit to the many o f scuritles obtained in robberies, in; retary tn the governor, and o f the t /n St, Johns river, nt Osteen Ferry, piaccH on the Pacific coast, Colorado, cluding liberty bonds which, it is al­ hoards, Governor Hordea hns appoint­ Florida. Salt Lake City, Yellow Stone Park, leged, were altered to make them sae- ed Hon. L. B. Edwards o f Live Onk, n The W ar Department having under and other points o f interest. gentleman of ability nnd polish and consideration an application of the nldo. Mr. Clinnit declared that the rami­ one o f the best known educators in llie Bonn! o f County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida, for approv­ J. L. Kennedy, o f Faycttvillc, N. C., fications of tiie plot to dispose of al­ ■rate. is spending sonic time here at the leged In selecting Hon Mnr'on L. Di:./- al of plans for the construction of a stolen securities extended Montezuma. son o f Brook«ville for the im pnr'idt bridge across the St. Johns river, at throughout the nation. 9 tj Among the mnil robberies which the office o f state JounHzer o f ij v . s, Osteen Ferry, Florida, a public hear­ Mrs. Richard L. Sellars and little authorities declare Worthington and Govi-rnrr I'm dee hns again ch u-n ing will be held in the Court House, 18 a boy between daughter, Virginia Lucilc, of Snnford his associates have been connected the right man fo r the right u'nco at Snnford, Florida, nt 9:30 n. m„ four and eight years Monday, August 16, 1921, for the pur­ Heights, left yesterday for St. Peters­ with nre; as he tins also done in naming Mr. pose o f considering the sufficiency o f old. When you burg nnd Pass-a-Grillo, where they Edwards as tho su-icessor to Mr. Toledo, Fell. 17, 1921, $1,009,000. the provisions for navigation made •will spend n month. * suddenly discover Pullman, III., Aug. 30, 1920, $100,- Dnwson in the seer ■tnryships. by the plans ns submitted, or nny Mr. Dnwson is peculinry well » quip­ 000. • ‘ you haven’t a baby changes thnt mny be required to avoid Miss Elizabeth Blnek, of the First Bourbon Street Station, Chicago, ped for the p*irt,eulnr kind o f work unreasonable interference with navi­ National Bnnk, is enjoying a month’s April fl, 1021, $360,000. any more but a regular, sure ’nuff little shaver it’s a pretty sure required of n Pinto equalizer of tuxes. gation. vnention nt Jacksonville, Atlanta, and He has the full confidence of the Mount Vernon, 111., Jan. 14, 1021, sign you’ve got to do some building. He wants a room of his Accordingly, notice is hereby given other points. governor nnd the people, both of that all persons interested are invited *212,000. own. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse; Chicago Avenue I'ostul Substation, which arc osr.etiUnl to its success. to be present at the above named timo A. M. Lechleitner and littlo daugh­ March 4, 1921, -50,000. a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask Having long been a student o f tax nnd plnce to express their views upon ter, Katherine, o f Sclmn, Ala., are Toceoa, Gn., Sept. 10, 1020, -300,- ntioii und o f givo-mnontul economics the adequacy o f the plans with refer­ Dad—he knows! Dad buys lumber here. He’s one of our best visiting the family o f Mrs. S. A. Ber­ 000. commissioners of s'nin institutions, ence to the navigation of the stream. customers. ner. ' Council Bluffs, la., Nov. 17, 1020, and having served through four sea While all statements at the hearing -3,500,000. sions o f tho legislature nnd an secre­ nre given due consideration, import­ Hughes Register hns returned from Minneapolis, Minn., Dec, 3, 1920, tary o f tho governor nnd the bourd of ant facts and statistics intended to Lake Butler, where he visited homo $50,000. commissioners o£ state institutions hnve especial weight in the final de­ fjk s. Contarvillo, In., March 22, 1021, he brings to the discharge o f those termination of the case should pre­ $92,000. complex nnd important duties n fund ferably be submitted in writing. E N T E R T A IN S BRIDGE CLUB. In addition the recent disappearance of text-book knowledge und what is By authority of the Chief o f Engi­ of $3,000,000 worth o f Sinclair Oil vastly more important, an Intimuto neers, U. S. Army: A delightful social event o f yester­ stock in Now York is being investi­ and practical experience with nearly WM. C. LEM EN, day was tho bridge party glvdn Inst gated in connection with today's nr- every branch o f governmental affairs. Major, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. evening by Mrs. W. C. Hill, nt her rests. U. S. Engineer Office, home on Fourth street, when Bhe en­ Jacksonville, Fla. — Got your Scratch Pads from The tertained the members o f the EvcAugust 2, 1021. 112-lt— 51-2t T ry a Herald Want Ad today. Herald*—by tho pound— 15c. — The W ar Department having under consideration an application o f tho Bonrd o f County Commissioners o f Seminole county, Florida, fo r approv­ al o f plans fo r tho construction o f a bridge across thoSt. Johns rlvor, at Osteen Ferry, Fla., n public hearing will be held in the court house, nt San­ ford, Fin., nt 0:30 n. m., Monday, August 16, 1921, fo r the purpose o f considering the sufficiency o f the pro­ visions fo r navigation mado by the plans ns submitted, or an yehanges thnt may be required to avoid unrea­ sonable interference with navigation, Accordinnly, notice is horeby given thnt nil persons Interested nro Invited to be present nt the above nnmed time nnd plnce to express their views upon the adequacy o f the plans with re f­ erence to tho navigation o f tho stream. While nil statements at the hearing arc given due consideration, important facts, and statistics intend­ ed to have especial weight in the final determination o f the case should pre­ ferably be submitted in writing. By authority o f the Chief o f En­ gineers, U. S., Army. WM. C. I.EM EN, Major, Corps o f Engineers, U. S. A. :: From the looks o f the constant string o f au$ tomobiles ;'oihg in and out o f our repair de­ partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock Wells are WHO? The best automobile meI chanics in this part o f the state. And that is } W H Y they all come to us with their automo­ bile troubles. I f you do not come to us with your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ing its just rights. ♦ BR YAN-M ELER MOTOR CO. eqma Shiql^gDpubkMuh HAIRNET A Stores m sm .V* H . A Little Shaver HILL LUMBER CO. SE R V IC E Q U A LITY P R IC E POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE / �THE SANFORD D AILY HBRALP, W EDNESDAY, AUGUST S, 1931 USEFUL SERVANT OF MANKIND Hard to Say Wha* (ha World Would Do If Daprlvod of Carbonic Aold Qaa. The American confltltutlon la now In a fair way to heernne ant united with cnrhonlc add gns, Reference la not made to the document aliened by the forefuthera, but to the constitution that gets run down every spring and has to ho perked up with cod liver oil. Well, It won’t be oh bad an It sounds. Carbonic acid gas la dulto harmless. It’s innde from coke, and It In prob­ ably the most versatile servant that nmnklud hnn. It's like those medi­ cines that the atmuiiucs miiv tire good for everything. It can put1 a kick In your Ice-cream aodn, or your lemon phosphate. It’s In nil lire extinguisher*. It's lined to harden Meet. It’s lined In making sugar, to remove the lime from the Juice o f the cane. It's n refrigerat­ ing agent and a Ino In uned In making Mt-nrhomite of nodii, the aulintiince ono taken for heartburn. And It forms one of the chief curative agentn uned In the bnthn at nucli resort* rh Nenbelm in Etirnpu and Huratogu In tills coun­ try. Muntifncturern of cnrhonlc gas In thin country report that they have doubled their output In the hint year liecmtse of the Increnned demand for enrhonnted beverages, or "soft drinks," At present, In round numbers, cnrhonlc Held gnn enters Into it7ri.OOrt.fKK> gal­ lons of beverages In the United .States. Figuring on sixteen drinks from n gallon, you have 0,000.000,000 soft drinks as the approximate consumption n year. Sixty noilun apiece.—Chicago Journal. A m bition and ability com bined with a proper am o u n t o f aggres­ siveness m a k e p o o r m en rich. In addition to these qualities learn the value o f a DOLLAR, then form an association with a safe, reponsible b an k like this, by starting a c h e c k acco u n t and you have laid the foundation for con­ sistent W E A LT H BUILDING. Scinford,Florida - A Home Bank for Home People CHULUOTA INN You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business M an in Stanford in This Column . * r * LAW YER S CONTRACTORS George A . DeCottes Attomey-at-Law s i n t o Totm Battery Troubles to Us W . Bpm UUm m ZIm UIm I Work u < i a (it * roti d«p«ad*M* Mrrlo*.. WX ALSO HAVE COMFIT EET KZOHAVIOf r o e oviH H A tru K a y o u * oah Phone 189 L. A . Renaud, Prop. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y ‘‘Battery Insurance” Victim of Unkind Suspicions W ill Carry No More Stuff Homs to Oblige the Wife. G ARAGES Expert Repairs on all makes of Magnetoes and Generators Opposite Postoffice ORLANDO, -j- -:- F L O R ID A Phono 818 Motor Parts Service Co, BILL D E NNIS, Manager We have the mbst com plete line of Ever displayed in San­ ford Let us figure with you on your requirements Also exclusive agents • for S H E R W IN -W ILLIA M S Paints and Varnishes wl properly .Hunltd la Hrmlnul. Connly. Vlorld». to-wit: All S K li la Hunford (lr»nt ttw* Iw«. *3 Iki IV of Nt! cor, ran W lo Inter,ecCion of W lln. of Siinfnrd (Ir»nt BWtjr along flrnnt line 1B.0S cl). K 4,«18 eh. NKIy 17.(13 cb. to he*.), Sec. St, Twp. Ill S., Ilaoce SO E. Ill) acre-. The .aid land heln* aaaea.ed at lb. dat. of tho Uatianca of inch crrtlfleate In the aama of Ellialieth Kl.ael, Alao: Tax Certificate No. 22. dated Ibe 2nd day or June, A. II. ID)!), haa filed mild certi­ ficate In my office and haa made application fpr lax deVil to la,tie In accordance ivllh law. Halil certificate emhracea the foll.wln* de"crllied property allnnte-l )n Seminole 1‘onnly, Florida, to-wltt p e e . v w ~ r, of N E q Hoc. 32. Twp. 10 H., Itanee SO R. Unn |! 12 cli, H 20 ch. lo H ftml I( K Ity Wly alon* name 714 ch. N 2U de*. W lO.tHl ch, W 10 ch, H 11.13 ch, .VRIy 23 ch, H II deg, E S ell.. H 01 de*.. W In pt. SO ch W ut K line of See. and 10 ch N of 8 line of NBH .H. 10 eh W to HW cur of NWM of Bee. to NW cor. of See. E to t/e*. 107 aerra. ’Hie mild land being nuicmed at the date of the laanance of auch certificate la . the name of Jacob Kliarl. Unle.a .aid rertlflcntr, ahall lie redeemed ac­ cording to law, lax deed will l.aue thereon on (lie let day of Hcplember, A. l». 1021. tVltnea, my official algnnture and aent thla the 20lli day of July, A. I), l i d . (Htt.il.) u. a . norm.ash, t’lerk Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. 7 -27-Ole Ily: V\. M. WEEKS, II. C. The world news the day it happens, delivered at your door each evening, 15c the week, Thcro’a some decline In the Brad­ ford county breed o f dogs if that Btory o f one barely rescued from belpg swnllowed by a lake bass be true. D. D. WEAVER. Manager . Phone 478 123 W. lot S t Elder Springs W a te r 99.98% PURE Phone 811-W Sanford. Fla. LORD’S P U R IT Y W ATER Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Firat AS GOOD AS THE BB8T Dally Service R E A L ESTATE Real Estate and Insurance Phone 1*T E LE C T R IC A L SA N FO R D Phone 95 NOVELTY WORKS , V. C. COLLER, Prop. Geo. W . Knight Real Estate and Insurance General Shop and MiD FLO R I ..Employment Bureau.. W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILD ER Sanford, Via. The vocational committee o f the Bull* 817 Commercial Street ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring C O LO N IA L employment to register at the First National Hank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Eyes Examined , Lakeland Steam Landry Smith Bros. Garage *:• C ol Sanford<i Braneh * Edw. Higgins, Inc. S AN FO R D FLORIDA PURE W A TE R Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable ----------------------------- P r ic e s -------------------------------- Delco and Remy Sales Service -!• LAUNDRY Sold and Serviced by Mr. Plumlvy was embarrassed and well might he he. For the suitcase he was carrying had sprung a leak I And ns ho walked swiftly through the crowd on the street It seethed that everyone glanced down at the leather hag, and saw that something _,«tis wrong. Curses on that prohibition law I Ever since It had been passed people noticed any one who carried a package— especially a suitcase. A policeman eyed him suspiciously and I’ lutnlcy hurried faster than ever, almost hreuklng Into u run. He hoard­ ed n street car mid placed the hug on the, floor In front of him, trying to cover It with his feet ns much ns pos­ sible. It wns useless. The Htnff con­ tinued to trickle out and soon formed a miniature pool. Some of the red nosed male passengers looked envi­ ous; straphangers saw It and smiled; even the Ignorant-appearing wop In the next sent looked wise! Hut all Plumlcy could do was to turn several colors and wish them all In hndes! In something like n year the car nr rived at his suburban home. ‘'Were you able to get nny?" naked bln wife nt once. "Yes." snld I’lumley. throwing the suitcase to the floor with a Imng, “ plague take 'em! Those are the lari oj-Hters I’ll ever carry home!" •i- CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specificatlona Cheerfully Furnished A ll Work Guaranteed II. T. P A C E P. O. Box MR Sanford Battery Service Company O P E N A L L THE Y E A R Genuine Replacement Porte FORD Sanford Construct*!! BATTERIES Haight & Magee Stromberg Carburetors Contractor and Bnildor Over Semlnola County Bonk SANFORD FLORIDA NEVER AGAIN FOR PLUMLEY Bosch Magnetoes S. 0 . Shinholser LAM PS * Glasses Designed H e n r y McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. Autoiats Blame Potato Bug*. Potato lings are speed foes In south Jersey, say the motor drivers whe have Investigated the reason for tin skidding of uutuiuohllea on apparently dry roads. They declare that the troll Ido has been caused by potato hugi migrating from one Held to nnothei and crossing the roads In tho pnthf of their machines. Automobiles arc exterminating about ns many of tin pests us the usual application o f pots on sprays, ns the latter have washed off nearly iih fust as they have been applied during tho rainy weather. Out fnniter Is snld to have placed a inotoi hum In Ids spraying outfit. As hf hud previously trained his flock ol O PTICIAN G IL L O N & F R Y OPTOMETRIST Phone 442 Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 Eust First St. Sanford, Fla. W ILS O N V U L C A N IZ ­ ING W O RK S 0 . 0. WILSON. Owner ^ S A T IS F A C T O R Y SER VIC E AN D R E A S O N AB LE PRICES W lfht Bnthara C .rag * Building TRANSFER “W E DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities I f wc please you, tell others; If net tell us. Phone 498 Tube and Tire Repair HOTELS S. A. HOUSTON Post cards— local views— lc each at the Herald office. Hotel Montezuma By Adtims-Unrre Method 210 Mngnolln Avenue “ Sanford’s New Hotel” $1.50 Up Per Day Pickling and Preserving Phone 175 harmless enough when flying nrotind the garden ate really danger signal* to the cabbage grower, for these hilt terflleu lay the eggs from which cab­ bage worms are tin I died. To keoj the worms away, begin dusting the cabhngo plants'when they are very Most items o f building material have reached bottom and prices hpve begun their upward awing. It is not likely that there will ever be n time more favorable for building economically than now. We are selling good mnterlpU— complete house bills i f desired — nt very low prices and wo pay the freight to you. * We have saved Florida^ builders m” ny thousands o f dollars and can fetor yotx to scores of satisfied 'ustomers. Every piece o f lumber wo sell la guaranteed true to grade. Figures alk. Lot us estimate on your build- G U LF LUM BER CO _ ! PERRY, FLO R ID A ' ■Fill 1Irtiinis 1 Mgr, U -— ^ •t i 8- R. ' fGreiner, # b o o k , jo b a n d M ER C IAL com P R IN T IN G Herald Building a Herald W ant Ad G. Bosiiett Smith, Prop. COM M ERCIAL A N D JOB P R IN T IN G NuBONE CORSETS AND BRASSIERES Made to Order and :: Guaranteed :: MRS. B. COLEM AN Wolnkn Bldg. Phono 575-W Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. HARDW ARE PRIVATE ROOMS 2 board; fine accommodations for trav­ keeping. Private garage. Rates reus­ able. i -> MRS. W A D S W O R T H 222 Peninsula -Drive A T L A N T IC JI9 USE Daytona Beach i .vL'*. General Machine and Boiler. Whrit’ Automobile Starter Gear Banda, Mounted on Fly WWvlh Automobile Crank Sh aft* Returned Gas Engines and Pumps- Overhauled^ Irrigation Nipplea Phono ( 1 C. A. W H ID D O N j C LE A N IN G , PRE SSIN G , A L T E R IN G See our line of ix 526 Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. New Era Printery Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses elers, ala(f apartments for light house­ Herald Printing Co Fourth and Sanford A re Florida Uninterrupted Buelneie. "I shall continue to direct our nf fairs from the Jail." said thu eonvlctei’ grafter. "All right," replied tho trusted lien tenant; "maybe In the course of Unit we cun got enough prison reform t( remodel Jails so, Unit they’ ll have ele voters and telephone exchanges find all the conveniences of regular ollltn buildings." Religions of the Future. ••Don’t you tlitnV we should let poo terlty pay our war debts!" "Possibly,"’ replied MIxh Cayenne "It wllf at least prevent posterity frnti falling Into any .abject fallacy or an cestor worship." , D R IN K Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 per cent pare. Pho^e 311. Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co* Phone 465 P R IN T IN G Money must be nn awful drug to Jacksonville bootleggers. One o f them 250 Hammormlll envelopes prihted, hnd to havo e. pistol pushed a t his $1,75.— Seminole Printery, 902 French, head to make him accept $1,500. ave. 87-Ctg* T A M P A .— Harold and Kenneth Jutter, eighteen nnd fifteen yenrs old, respectively, completed a bicycle trjp here from Jacksonville Friday, having made tho journey by easy stages in five days. Tho boys, just after tho close o f school in the spring, mude it bicycle trip to New York froht Jack­ sonville, nnd only recently rode their wheels from Jacksonville to Atlanta. Boston Chambor Largest.' With u membership nf 7,IKK), tin Boston chamber of commerce lias la* come the hirr.eri emainercinl argf.ni Post cards— local view: zatloii in Hie world. the Herald office, T AND B IG G E S T C IG A R ' Die mere you smoke them - Tho bettor yooll til Write for our Premium Catalog No. 4 I. LEWIS CIGAR MFO. CO., NEWARK. N. J. Lirgeet Independent Cigar Factory lo the Wcdd, �w flf; T S " ifi* - r. */» *■ :\', >\ “' *- \.,l■,1'V ' ,t- ' j 1 v- '•/«, * ■d/mu, t\, '.v J-*'? i-vW.k I W*S hK H H,T B P PAGE FOUR ____________________ T H E SANFO R D D A IL Y H ER ALD , W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U ST 3,1981 «s A U T O M O B ILE S IG N A L S employment, though wo cot, nste with farm, one hundred and sixty acres, was for sate. It wns all fertile. A crop satisfaction thnt there is no unem­ .T O m o t# . . t a it Driving the onc-horao shay or evon V n m M U a M m ir iXIttMM u h | I l u l l ; It ployment hero. Wo con not moko failure had nover been known. Thoro good the billion dollar loss which were forty acres o f excellent timber, a regular carriage, by whatever title i it was called in thn days that have metal trades aro sulYoring from idle a good artesian well, plenty o f pasture passed, wus something o f an art. men nnd machinery. Wo enn’t restore land, nnd a charming dwelling-house, P "Can you d rive?" would bo asked of rvausm tas v the vnlue of the various industrial with ndequnte bams, bins, and sheds. a visitor, perhaps, and the cabmon ft. J. H O L L Y ________________ Editor stocks which aro going down day by The place was well stocked with cattle and conchmcn and drivers o f teams /H. J, LlLLARD....8ecreUry-Tres*urer day on the stock exchange, horses, pigs nnd poultry. It was o f and even single hitch would bo expect­ _l NEEL------- ...General Manager The plain, undeniable fact is thnt easy access to the city, and had tel­ ed to know the rules o f the rond nnd this country todny, in common with ephone and rural free delivery advan­ also to abide by them with dire re­ * C U R T IS BARBER the rest o f the world, Is feeling the tages. Anyone looking fo r nn ideal sults threatened if they violated them. aaovu n oM m u tao u uEhone -148 up to 6 P. M. weight o f “ hard times,” and the ad­ farm would do well to consult the But things aro difforont now. A n y­ — To provide a Ttfodern depository for your ____________ E »tu M id» K m w o» A h IIm Um ministration, which assumed authority agent at onec. money and other valuables— body drives nn automobile nnd in The next dny the farm er called nt •ilMtlptUm THm la A4t m m on the Fourth of March, with the mnny sections of the country there is N.00 mm Tan .................................... S.M promise o f correcting nil existing de­ the agent’s office and snid: — To extend credit to worthy customers in yet no regulations requiring an un­ .Ms JEsftlhi ................................. 3*U*w*d la City fcf OaiUt "Say, I read your advertisement of derstanding o f the powerful engine fects, is proving Itself utterly power­ keeping with best banking methods— ■Uu -Wwfc ................................... »» ° - u my place in the paper, nnd ns near ns thnt moves the enr. Some stntcs re­ less to cope with the situation. Ug It- U ll-ptc* Wm Wt ltm ld u • U n 9| M ttn Stm lult County -----------_ »nd U publithad j The country is groaning under high I cun figure that's oxnctly the kind o f quire all drivers to pnsB nn examina­ — To foster worthy business enterprises— >h it I r i l i ; Ditnorntio in poUUci. W.»o cost* o f living; nnd congress is mov- fnrm I ’ve been looking for. I'll keep tion und secure a liccnf j ; Florida al­ U il -M1 ‘ l 1 'l <1 * . -ja r t u t , alv&y* la adruic*. lows the pet dog to take the wheel if ; ing Heaven and earth to impose a it myself.” — To serve and help each individual pat­ the owner of tho enr feels disposed to lutilT designed to mnke the cost still Member of The Associated Prcea ron in meeting his problems in such n trust it— but at thnt wo have only a higher. Business staggering under IT W IL L P A Y YOU. way that we both profit. fa ir amount o f troublo nnd few er n:tax hardens, while congress is search­ tho ing with n microscope fo r now sub­ Own your own home, and make it cidunts than in some parts of country. Maybe our comparative im­ Th e business men of Snnford need jects to tax. Interchange o f domestic beautiful. products is weighed with oppressive Nor does the making o f n home munity 1h on nccoiint o f generally hav­ .ta take n trip over Seminole county. freight rntes, and nil wo enn hear is beautiful square the expenditure of ing lots o f room, and then again it ----------- o----------The really may be that we tako things euBier ;; H would open their eyes to the won- proposals for still further rntc in­ targe sums o f money. Practically every public beautiful home is one that has the nlr than the nervous North or Wost or •derful possibilities of one of the best creases. “ A Community Builder1' service utility in the country has rais­ o f happiness about it, o f flowers East. •counties in the state. Thu Baltimore American printed a ed its rntes within the last eighteen blooming, nnd o f fresh cleanincss F. B. FORSTER .................................... President list o f signnla the other day that are' And they would learn much to their j months, nnd not one hns reduced them. about the house nnd dooryard. good anywhere, and probnbly aro B. F. W H IT N E R .........................................Cashier I f you have been paying rent for •advantage nbout the people who are That Florida has remained prosporknown to most car owners. , But n s; — hi ',:t >*« » . ‘ : ' ■ « expecting Snnford to help them be- oils is true, and Floridians should he the last ten years, what have you to the owners let the neighbor's girls' •come greater. profoundly grateful to Providence show for your home-making? Could nnd hoys run the ear und nil that it — — —— — ----------- o----------that it is so; hut wo hnvo no gunran- you not have spent the same amount VTTT will not do a bit of hnrrri to print the a I’ urc Milk nnd Cream. Morning and af; Y e s , Pauline, it was hot last night, lee that such a condition will contln- o f money ami become an owner of rules over again. For the general ’We hate to admit it, hut the truth will no if the rest o f the country is un- your own property ? good and without suggesting thnt Ij l / i i l l l I terrioon deliveries. Milk depots at J. B. prevuil, nnd so will August weather, relieved. It is no time to play the As one w riter points out, “ some peo­ most people do not already know nnd 'rillls, Stokes & M illin ers; Popular { However, we colt console ourselves ostrich. Things must he looked square* ple ctnim that after a person has paid observe them, the American's article w ith the thought thnt it is much hot- ly in the fact. I f tariff duties are the interest on borrowed money, the on the subject is reprinted: Markets. Phone 400 your wants piled up to the Fordney standard, and j taxes and the insurance, his invest Aer in other places than In Florida. "Proper signals arc not acts of — the burden o f internal taxes augment- ment is not worth as much as if tho courtesy— they are absolutely vital -Tiiomaa R. Baker, Ph. D * <h Everybody go out to Silver Lake pd by many more hundreds o f millions difference between the rent nnd the to safety. k oil Ins College, AonaljrUc aae "Thursday nnd help the Boy Scouts in given to the railroads nnd the ship- expense o f home-owning had been in­ “ The driver behind you is” not a Consulting Chemist says of the wuicr: "O f the many waters o f this mod etk th eir work o f clearing up nnd clean- ping board, while public service cor­ vested in n higher-interest pnying mind render, nnd every driver should . .. . . . , . . , . . . , „ , . . , , cr regions that I have analyzed, I hare found none superior ia all good M a liin g up tho camp. The more you do porntlons are supported by the. gov- proposition," but people who nrgue guard his own safety and thnt o f otht* , k_t %WAmm w ties to that o f the ‘ Elder W ator."— Phone 311-W. O ffice in Miller Baildinx f a r the boys the more they will do ernment in their exactions, Florida’s from thnt standpoint nre placing no er drivers by following signals; ELDER SPRINGS W A TE R CO. f o r you and your city in the yenrs to turn will come.— Lakeland Telegram. value nt nil upon the intnngible nlul The outstretched hand— immeasurable vnlue o f the conscious­ “ 1.— When pulling away from the come. ness o f ownership o f one’s home, siiys eurb. N O T G U IL T Y , M Y LOUD! TH E ATR E RESORT "2.— When turning at intersections. “ Senator Fletcher says Ft. Marion the Miami Metropolis. • DANCE H A L L CAFE “ 3.— When turning in street. ia in no danger," says headlines in Commissioner o f Agriculture Win. In Miami, too, real estate increases ----------E LE C TR IC --------"4.— When changing course. Jacksonville .Metropolis. We are glad A. McRae has the following to any in value so rapidly there is never nny "T ile arm above head— t o hear that. We wore afraid the about the famine nnd plague aenre: risk about home ownership. There "1.— When stopping. Seminole Indians would sneak up on I enter the plea of "not gu ilty" for is even a danger in another direction, FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN A L L STYLES AND SIZES "The sounding of the horn— i t some time in the night and take it. Florida in the churgo that the South the danger o f property increasing in "1.— When passing overtaken veF t . Florida is in dnngoi* also. is threatened with famine and plague. value so fnst, tho ho.iie-uwnor be­ * —O — Florida hna never known a "broad- comes a speculator with families liv­ hides. " 2.— When approaching intersec­ n o w unexpected comes death. The line" or "starving period.” She knows ing in a "tem porary" fashion thnt de­ tions. Gainesville Sun had a picture o f En­ none now. stroys much of the finer part of homo "Don’t signal in n half-hearted way. rico Caruso recovering from his re­ If there really is an unusual number building, continues the Metropolis. "E very day the danger is increas­ cen t illness in one part o f the pnpor o f caaes o f pellagra In aoine o f thn I f instead o f buying a lot nn which WRITE- --------------------- PHONE----------------------WIRE ing. and the announcement of hia death on aouthern atatea it in to be deplored. to build n house to SE LL, young peo­ "Strict obedience to the laws of the the fron t page. It just shows that a Lut states that do not hnvo it should ple beginning their married lives state is incumbent on every citizen." • + *****+ •; man could die while going from the not be loosely classed with those thnt would buy a lot on which to build a There arc nine million so-called fro n t pnge to the third pnge o f a have it. There ia no county o f Flor- home which only dire need would "pleasure ears" in use in the United wewspnpor. ida that cannot produce green vege- force them to sell, many dwellings in States. It would seem htut anything ------------o-----------I tables during each o f the four sea- Miami would tnke on a different char­ tending to make the drivers nnd pas­ Tjnder the Republican tariff nr- | sons o f the year, apd fresh fruits can acter, a sort o f individuality speaking sengers nnd pedestrians and onlookers rungement* the home people will pay lie secured, to any nothing of chick- of permanence and content. safer wns worth while considering.— j ^ But even though you buy or build Times-Union. b ig prices fob everything while the ona, eggs, the finest fish known to a house to sell, it is wise to own your name articles will be sold much cheap- man, besides beef and pork. «er.-In Canada and South American As It is claimed thnt pellagra Is own home. In the long run it will pay GOOD Y E A R S COMING. ha •countries whore they have to compete prevalent mainly in the rural districts you to stint yourself ip other ways in w ith,foreign manufacturers. Thnt Is, in the stntcs where it exists, it would order thnt you may put your money Tho Tampa Times thinks "the next i f the red blooded American citizen 1seem that tho department of agri- into a home o f your own. ten years nre destined to be years of ----------- o----------w ill stand for this hold up, Times culture would be apprised, of it if It wonderful development in Florida." • •' fiavn changed since the Republicans existed in this Btntc to nny apprecia- J U L Y W E A TH E R That is true. W e come nearer to FA 11(1/Y NORM AL. knowing where we are "a t ” and are trled this before nnd people nre doing , hie extent. Up to the present date :iom e thinking along the lineB of het- not a eaae has been hoard of nt this further away from tho baneful influ­ HE advertisements in this paper were written to "ter government. And if wo decide to office through nny o f tho various Month Failed to Establish Any LTn- ences o f the federal reserve bou**d you. It is Impossible for more merchants and usual Record. I avenues through which we keep in •change things we can do just that. than any stnte in the Union.— Clear­ manufacturers tr send you a personal letter about ----------- o----------July was not particularly notor­ water News. touch with the farmers o f the state. their goods, their wares and their services. So they President Harding is to bo applaud- ious for its weather, according to F L O R ID A ’S PR O S PE R ITY. pay us for the privilege of calling these tilings to ; ed for his efforts to prevent the spread figures compiled by Weatherman W. The Gadsden County Times tells of your attention in our advertising columns. *The prosperity of this state is o f disease or any other rnlaniity that J, Bennett. In many respects the 31 the sac of a crop of shade tobacco at nomething to accept with gratitude may overtake nny section of the coun­ day period ending Sunday night was 70 centH a pound. "This is one of the j rather than with boastings. It is the try. W e hope that we may also ap­ quite a normal one, with no records first crops reported a ssold," says the IT If they did not know that a certain proportion result o f peculiar conditions, reliev­ plaud his interest in the economic nnd shattered and few extremes approach­ Times, "J .T. Willis, o f Gretna, hav­ , || of our renders would be vitally interested in Sstatistical fiends will get little ing reported the sale to a Philadelphia in g the state from the operation of fair piny for ngricuture by his veto­ ed. their messages, they could not afford to advertise. The Times says that two Milan natural laws which have brought ing such items ns the proposed tariff satisfaction mulling over the figures buyer." It would lie a losing proposition. :a iravB o f depression to practically on potash which the farmer must use given out by the local weather au­ ithcr crops were sold during tho week. C. H. W illiis nnd Joe Woodborry, also t ft e whole country outside o f Florida. in his fertilizer to increase his yields. gur. According to /Meteorologist Hen- in the Gretna section, making con­ ‘There are no large manufacturing There is much grentcr need for pot­ IT Rend the advertisements as you would a person,«cwtters hero. It is not a grain nor ash in this country than there is need nett, the average temperature for the tracts for their crops. No buyers || ril letter. Many of them are just aH important— month wns 80.7. Since July’s average have yet appeared in Quincy looking a ccflton growing state. Price de­ for an American trust on potash. and just aH interesting. They will help you to for the past 30 years is 81.2, it follows for sun-tobncco as yet, but these limy pressions in those staples hnvo hud economize and to keep posted on store news o f real T lttlo effect upon us, while the prices IT tVAS JUST W H A T HE W AN TE D . thnt the month just closed was cooler emne later. "Previous to the planting than might hnvo been expected by of this crop the American Cigar Co., interest to you und your pocketbook. o f our products have kept up and the vX Some years ago Dr. Frank Crane about three pearly drops or perspirn- sent circular letters to the growers Mitrenm o f tourists, bringing perhaps Eh ’ --n hundred milion dollars a year, has told a story in one o f ids editorials lion. On only one day did it get announcing thnt they would he in the IT Don't lay aside this newspaper without rending •ziot failed. Hence, Florida knows about a farmer who had become tired "real warm, sub," which wns July 0, market for sun tobacco, as usual," the advertisements. nothing except from hearsay about of his farm. He bad lived on the when the column o f mercury bubbled adds the newspaper. " I t is under­ tho business slump from which so place all his life. He was horn there. up to 04. The lowest was 08 on tho stood thnt this company has proposed When a l oy ho drove the cows in night o f the 23d. to the planters limtthey will punk nnd • mnny other plnces nre suffering. from the deld, gathered apples in tho Rainfall though reaching the rather care fo rtheir tobacco if desired." But loud talk is not in order. We •■aro not prepared to say to tho rest o f orchard, swam in the creek, and enr- high mark of 11.10 inches, which is County Agent Wni, Coniine reports Xlie country, "come here and prosper," r,od his books across the meadow and sonic three inches above normal, miss­ Bocnune we have not the facilities for through the woods-pasture to the lit­ ed the record by about four Inched. that Polk county shipped through tho taking care or any large addition to tle box o f a school house down the In 1809 the weather bureau recorded ('iitrus Exchange of Florida 1,000,10(1 n rainful o f 18.53 for July. As a boxes o f citrus fruits during the sen•our populntaion. Wo enn not glvo north road. As u young mnn be plowed nnd har­ figure that has not been nppronebed son just closed. Additional ship­ jobs to the five million laborers out of rowed in the spring, made hay and since. ments bring the total number o f boxes bound oats in tile summer and hauled shipped to 2,082,727. From these fig­ Tho year 1021 promises to be above fodder to the cattle in the .winter normal in two respects. It hns al­ ures it is without question that Polk To the old home he had brought ready proved wetter than tho nver- is a great citrus growing section. Ac­ his bride. There his children were age year, hnving an excess rainfall of cording to the last census, farm val­ born that were now grown up and •i.g.q Inches since January 1. It also ues o f Polk county during tho last ten Open a can of Hammond's Coin hone. He wns sick o f the place. He promises to bo one o f the warmest years increased more thnn fllfl per .Special Cooked Tripe and cut dreamed o f some nice, quiet spot -.^nra on rcCord, having already laid cent. ♦+ + - h -+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + .> - m .+ + +.m ,+ + .:, * + + + + + + + .>.*.)<++>>++.m .++5 in pieces 2 inches long by qne* ; where conditions were ideal, where he (iy U{, 0XCCBH 0f ^ 3 degrees since New f u l l inch wide. could pass his declining days in com- Year’s day was ushered in. This "Building permits issued for the Cook one fnblcspoon finely fort. • I’ aim Benches exceed one million dol­ menns that onch day's tempernturc •chopped onions in two table•So ho went to a real estate agent in lars in value," sayB the Industrial In­ has been, on an average, 1.0 degrees <poonii butter until slightly town and listed his farm for sale, j warmer than that dny hnd any busi- dex, published at CclumbuB, Ga. " A browned. Add tripe and cook & The agent drove out und looked tho m,SH to h0( if normal temperatures fine showing inneed'for that growing minutes. Sprinkle with salt and premises over. He said he thought ho I nr„ considered.— 'Tampa Times. copper. and prosperous section." The "bench­ fThat depends on the liver. would have no difficulty In finding a . ________________ es” include Palm Beach and West purchaser, nH the property seemed to I Wouldn’t you like to see Governor Palm Bench, and it can be added that be in fine condition. ' Smnll o f Illinois surrounded by the many very beautiful homes nre being mild, gentle, ^ffee^ve.| Use them as an occasional When the farmer the next I called out state troops defying arrest added to tho already largo list o f show ■ laxative or for chronic constipation. At all draggists ■week's issue o f Ids county paper he w *4 W E L A K A BLOCK places in that vicinity." , for high crimes nnd misdemeanors? l read the real cstato agent's nd^ertiso. Phones 497-494 men. It stated tha^ the Perkins papers at the Herald office. TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD. DAILY HERALD | LET US TELL THE REAL BA •*s*jrjsxr‘ E HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. AS WE SEE IT: First National Bank SJP|t H K \ 11A I R Y G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS W ATER MISTER MANAGER PIANO S ORCHESTRIONS at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY ( W. S. H AYNE, Tampa, Florida 1 y qA s Interesting as Tour Every Day Mail T I They are Personal Messages to Y O U ! THE SANFORD HERALD Lyonnaise Tripe Dr. M ile s'L iv e r Pills/'. Deane Turner OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD f* — j . ____ _ �if#r r ,tf THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3,1921 In and A bout little Happening* Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Item* •f Interest * th e w e a t h e r For Florida: Generally fair tonight except probably show­ ers in extreme South portion; Thursday partly cloudy with local thunderahowera. * * * * * Summary of the Flea ting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers The City * * # * * * * * ♦ * * * * * * * * * Olive* Murrell, o f , Wauchula, j,ere today transacting business. ★ * * * * * * * * * in Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits educed to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo St 103-tfc •Clothing Co. * * * * * * * * * * ♦ * * * * * * * * * J. C. Evans, o f Tampu, wus in the |* Hty yesterday on n business mission. * " ______ |* Men’ s Panama Hats only $1.49.— , * 112-41c Benjamin’s Shoe Store. j c. Smith, o f Jacksonville, Is in the city todny on n business mission. New mattresses made to order nt .<mnll cost by Sanford Mattress Co., 813 !)th street, phono 144-W. 112-ltc * * * * cortnlnly among the wonder cities, and hns a fine chance o f becoming tho motropollR o f that vast Everglades region thnt is richer than tho far famed Nile river. * * * * * * SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE */ W E C A N SAVE you money on auto­ mobiles. We have now in stock sev­ * eral good used cars thnt we are o ffe r­ * ing nt prices to suit you. Terms: cne* third and one-half cash, balance in * ten monthly payments.— B. St 0. Mo-' * tor Co,, 200 Park Avc., Sanford, Fin. * 111-tfc * * * * * * * * * Mrs. J. T. Newby nnd daughter, Miss Lucile, of St. Louis, arrived hero yesterday and will make Sanford their future home. Mr. Newby has been here for some time where he has n responsible position with Const Line. Miss Newby will attend Stetson Uni­ versity at DeLnnd this fal. 1Julies’ Pumps, $(1.00 to $10,00 val­ ues, only 98c.— Benjamin’ s Shoe Store. 112-ltc S A V A N N A H , Aug. 3.— The direc­ tors of the Savannah Builders’ Kxchungc, at a meeting Inst night, o f­ fered a reward of $100 for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who, two weeks ago, sent a Ku Klux Klim note to W. A. Chufee, a wellknown contractor, advising that he leave town. Chafeo departed soon a f­ ter receipt o f the note. The directors also passed a resolu­ tion expressing confidence in Chafee, nnd declared he hail violated no law nnd was a good citizen. Chnfcc is now in the Wear, according to infor­ mation received here and is preparing to live in Los Angeles, Calif. * Mrs. E. G. Tyner has arrived in the city and will he the guest Jof her daughter, Mrs. It. J. Holly. Mrs. Tyner hns been visiting relatives at Williston, Morriston, niul Gainesville, for the pnst month. Governor Small Has Narrow Escape From Death in An Auto Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Heed o f Cocoa, are visiting their father and mother, Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits Mr. nod Mrs. C. A Heed, Sr., this MOMENCE, HI., Aug. 23. — Gov. reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & week. Clothing Co. 103-tfc Len Small, of Illinois, and several members of his good ronds touring 1919 MODEL NASH FOB S A L E at I f you do not get your daily or party had narrow escapes from death $900. New tires and in excellent when the governor’s heavy automobile •mechnnicul condition. Sec ub at once. weekly Herald, promptly let the office skidded into a ditch on the rond from —II- A O. Motor Co. 111-tfc know it. We have no way o f know­ Knnnnknkee. The governor leaped ing thnt you are 'iot getting It unless from the machine and held it up until Use the classified columns o f the you tell us. others in it scrambled to safety. •Herald if you wnnt to sell or buy any­ Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and thing. This department gets results family, nre here from a visit to SHEETS AN D P ILLO W •every time. CASES W A Y DOWN. Okeechobee. Thnt is, the family nro Oliver Twist and Mftidy Wash Suits here from a visit as B. A., is a resi­ reduted to $1.98.— Sanford Shoe St dent o f the Pnhokee or Okeechobee Clothing Co. 103-tfc section, nnd is operating in land deals upon a large scale. Mr. Howard Th *l curfew law is working nicely knows tho Okeechobee section nnd «ntl its effects will he noted from this says that it is one o f the richest in time forward. Keep the children off the stnto, nnd is just now getting a the streets nt night. real start on the road to prosperity. He is nmong the pioneers o f the PaI Buy, pay cash for second hand pi­ hokee region and hns made good.* ano*. Address P. O. box 352, Sanford, F,a112-M.-W-.F.12tp HE BOUGHT A LE X IN G TO N nnd Thrasher & Garner have something new to offer the people next Saturday in the army goods line. Now they will null you sheets for $1.28 nnd pil­ low cases fo r 34 cents. An elegant opportunity to buy this stuff cheap. Itend their ails in this issue. C H U LU O TA IN N BOBU LA It RESORT The Chuluota Inn under the man­ agement o f Fred Hngnns, is proving very popular with the public nnd Sun­ day dinners at this cool nnd comfort­ able hotel, arc bringing in many par­ ties now. This is one o f the ilncst small hotels in the county, and under the new management, is bringing in many new people to Chuluota. The Stay at Home Club o f Sanford, will have a chicken dinner there Thursday night, nnd several other parties are contemplating gathering there next week. left his old one with us, and we are Emugene Lamberton, o f Tnmoffering this car nt $1,200. 1920 mod­ P», representing the Tampa Textile el, Cord tires, etc. Would be a bar­ t o-, » f that place, was here yester­ gain at $1,500. For quick sale $1,200 day on business. takes it. Terms can he nrranged. with responsible purchaser.— B. & O. Motor We will operate on your old cotton Co. , 111-tfc mattresses and guarantee n cure at a tutu? cost to you o f $0.50.— Sanford Major W. E. Holmes, o f OkeechoMattress Co., Phone 144-W. 112-ltc bee was in the city todny shaking Before buying any other enr, let us hands with his many old friends. show you the Hupmoblle. The car Major Holmes was a resident o f this wiih low repair costs, tho wonderful city for many years, being connected •economy, the ability to keep going, with the ice and water plants, hut has the lung life, nnd high re-snlo prices been a resident o f Okeechobee for the tni second hand Hups. Dcmonstru- pnst seven years, and is counted ono liana gladly given.— B. & O. Motor o f the pioneers o f that fust growing Co* 87-tfc section. This new city o f Florida is M ins A T SCOUT CA.MB T H U R SD A Y. Free instruction in the method of Red Cross life saving will be given every Thursday afternoon nt the Boy .t'J'<' <’+,8'* * * * > * + + * * * * + * * h * * * 'fr + * * * + + + + + * - H * + + * * l'* + * * + * + * * + '> * '5 - Scout’s camp. AIL those interested or •* \ £ wishing to take the instruction are in­ •> + vited to join the class. David J. * Yates, Red Cross Director in First * Aid and Life Saving in the Southern 4 •> Division, is very anxious that Florida has her share of Red Cross Life Sav­ ers, A number o f girls at F, S. W. C. * took instruction from him this spring. * + They have gone to their various home towps nnd organized Life Saving RED C A P STORAGE B ATTE R IE S for A L L + classes, If you can swim it is your + + CARS, two year guarantee duty to safe guard water sports. + * These instructions will he hvhl un­ * SERVICE B ATTER IES and R E PA IR S -tder the auspices o f Miss Ethel Henry,[ who hns been taking these lessons + 'n iK BEST EQUIPPED ItE PA IR SHOP A N D THE REST f from the Red Cross. ♦ * MECHANICS IN THIS V IC IN ITY * + M A Y H A V E SBURGIN + Cars Washed and Polished for.............. $2.00 KOKOMO, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, MASON, MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES t ♦ ♦ I EL BASO, Tex., Aug. 3.— An an­ nouncement was made at headquar­ ters of the city detectives yesterday thnt they had heard that Warren C. Spurgin, Chicago banker, wanted for] embezzlement, had been apprehended on the American Bide near Marfa, Tex. They said, however, that they had been unable to verify the report through officers nt Marfa or other border towns which are in close touch with the office. L E X IN G TON nnd HUPMOBILE SERVICE nnd PARTS B. & O Motor Co. ^ . * ____ 209 Park Avenue And if you would wear the kind that look the nicest, last the longest and cost you less, get NOTASEM E. Ku Klux Drives a Savannah Builder Out of That City It. O. Vanllom , of Brooklyn, repre­ senting the Intertype Corporation, W. A. Ballard, o f Birmingham, Ala., came up on the boat trip todny from is spending several days here on bus­ Jacksonville, and was greatly im­ in e ss. pressed with Sanford and the river trip generally. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits -reduced to $1.98.— Sanford Shoo St Sanford Mnttrcss Co., will mnke n 'Clothing Co. 103-tfc new mnttrcss out o f your old one nt n Phono John Bomber, or Wauchula, sheriff total cost to you of $0.50. 114-W. 112-ltc •of Hardee county, was here yesterday on business, , Men, Women and Children Little Miss Vivian Nndune Smart, o f Jacksonville, is tho guest o f MrH. A1 Zinzer, The little g irl’s mother will ho pleasantly remembered here prior to her mnrriuge ns Mias Mildred Has­ kins. * * is and has always been recognized as the very best, for * Our temperature report these * days shows thnt we arc not * having those welcome showers * that cool the -nrth and make * life worth living. However, * we are looking for some of * them today and there will be * a much better report after tho * rains. But then we are com­ * fortable and If there are some * hot Bpells in August It la no * more than can he expected * right-here in the middle o f tho * season with Old Sol working * overtime: * 8:40 A. M. AUGUST 3 * Maximum ...................... 90 * Minimum ....... 71 * Kange ........................ 75 * Barometer .......................30.30 * Unin, trace. Calm, clcnr. * * Notaseme Hosiery Sanford, Florida DISTRIBUTORS FOR L E X IN G T O N and H U P M O B IL E CARS For office supplies, stationery, etc,, come to the Herald office. * l Sanford, Fla. Jump from Bed in Morning and Drink Hot Water Tali# why avaryons should drink hot watar taoh morning before broakfaat, To see the healthy bloom in your clearer, to wake up without a headface, to see your skin get clearer and ache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty breath, in fact to feel your best, day in and day out, just try inside bathing every morning for aweek. Before breakfast each day, drink a glass oT renl hot water with a tea­ spoonful o f limestone phosphate in it as a harmless means o f washing from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowcIh the previous day’s indigestible waste, sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the Htomach. The action o f hot water nnd limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating, It cleans out all the soar fermentation, gnscs and acidity and gives one a fine ap­ petite for hreakfust. A quarter pound o f limestone phosphute will cost very little at the drug store, but is sufficient to demonstrate thut those who are subject to consti­ pation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic fcwlngs or whose skin is sallow or pallid, that one week o f in­ side bathing will have them looking nnd feeling better every way.— Adv. M OVIE C A V E M AN IS TOO K E A LIIS T IC ; IREN E C A STLE IN H O SPITA L. N E W YORK, Aug. 3.— A cave man choked Irene Castle so realistically the. aLo is in tho Women's Hospital Beverly ill. The widow o f Vernon Castle, who was killed in nn airplane accident three years ago, was acting before a camera for a now (Uni at Englewood, N. J., when an over en­ thusiastic actor in one of the highy emotional episodes seized her by the neck. This was on July 15. Next day her throat* was highly discolored. She con­ tinued the play for several days, how­ ever, hut on July 2(1 was taken to tho hospital for treatment. She is now the wife o f Capt. Robert E. Treman, o f Itaca. TOOK SO V E IT .MONEY. C L A S S IF IE D ADS Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken fo r less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all ordera. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A L E — Thoroughbred Blymouth Rock eggs, $2 per Betting. Apply t*'OK K EN T— 2 nicely furnished house nt Horn'd offico or addrcBS Box 874. keeping rooms, $10.00 per month, 270-tfc gas; 2 nice large, cool bed rooms, 205 FOft S A L E —Thoroughbred Buff Ore Oak Avc., Euglc Home, Mrs. Ridd­ plngton chickens.— Mrs. McCaulley, ling. 12th nnd Baimetto. 112-ltp , FUJI R E N T — 2 suites ol furnished FOR S A LE — Ono pumping outfit con­ rooms, nnd one bedroom.— Mrs. W. sisting o f one Rulcigh Sehreyer F. Leavitt, 317 Elm, corner 3rd ntrect. 1 1-2 hp, engine, one Gould pump, one Bhone 437-W. 110-3tc 200 gallon storage tnnk. W ight FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms fo r Grocery Co. 112-tfc. light housekeeping, 318 Bulmctto FOR S A L E — Bunng’ow, 0 rooms and Ave. 110-6tp hath, cash or terms. See Mrs. FOR K EN T— 3 furnished rooms for Dodds, 905 Magnolia Ave. 110-6tp light housekuping.— Mrs. C. W. FOR SALE— Clean old newsSpeer, 112 Laurel Ave. Bhone 210. papers at tho Herald office. 112-2tc FOR R E N T A P A R T M E N T FOR K E N T — Also W ANTED furnished room, corner Harvey nnd Coutes streets, Daytona Bench, Fla, W A N TE D — Plowing, hauling or barrowing to do. Call Appleby, phon* B. O. Box No. 362. Mrs. M. E. But­ 78-SOtp ton. 112-6tp 207-W. W A N TE D — Team work] Tnqulra Af. Hanson Shoo Shop. 02-26tp FOR S A LE truck farm, FOR S A L E — House, 5 rooms and bath, W A N T ED— 30 acres fruited, on good road, close to sta­ Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm. tion. Brice must be right. Give com­ — H. N. Lumloy, 902 French. Bhone plete description. Mr. Storcr, Box 404._____________________________ 76-tfc 236, Atlantn, Go. 103-10tp FOR SALE]— Medium size safe. A p ­ ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth W A N T E D — To rent a small house furnished or unfurnished by year Street. 94-61. round tenant. W rite Mrs. II., 306 Elm FOR S A L E — 300, 8-ft. Cypress Fence Ave. or phone 528. 110-3tp posts, 25c each.— H. Roberts, Route A, Box 206. 01-tf FOR S A L E — 1 Oldsmohile truck, $600. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Bulek 4, $100. The above cars nre renl bar­ gains. Tern*.i *' fi'. your pocket hook. A t Williams’ Garage, N. It. Gnrner. 104-tfe LOST LOST— Child’s bathing suiL brown color. Return to Herald office and receive reward, 107-0tp [ iiftST— On Orlnndo rond, 1 pkg. paint brushes, 1 pkg. paint overplls, etc. Finder notify Box 20-A. lll-h tp FOR S A L E — A bargain thut counts, 1 nrmy tent, 16x16 feet. Value LOST— Small stray suit case contain­ ing papers, letters and toilet ar­ $138. Sale price $35.— Thrasher & ticles, lost Sunday on Sanford-OrlnnGnrner. 106-2wc do rond. Address FI, H. Nelson, Ojus, FOR S A L E — A- garage foT your car. 112-3tp Real bargain. $18.00.— Thrasher & Flu. Garner. 102-2wc FOR S A L E — Truck, Reo Speed wag­ on, in excellent condition. Run only 2800 miles.— Geo. W. Knight. Bhone 484. l07-0tc PAINTS FOR S A L E — Cottage nt Coronado Bench, all furnished. For informa­ tion, write to Mrs. F. L. Myers, Lake Helen, Fin. l07-8tp WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT FOR S A L E — Borto Rico sweet pota­ to vines to plnnt. §2.00 per thous­ NE W YO RK, Aug. 3.—Mote than and. Call 46 or see G. C. Fellows at a dozen civil suits as wcl as a crimi­ Southern Utility office. 108-Gtp nal prosecution face Jacques Roberto FOR S A LE — 1920 Dort touring car Cihrnrio, who was arrested Inst night $450 cash; 1920 Olds 8 touring, or. n charge o f unlawfully appropriat­ ing $135,000 belonging to the Russian $600 cash.— Haight Si Magee, Oppo­ 110-0tc soveit government, for which he was site Valdez Hotel. FOR S A L E — Chalmers Muster six, in an accredited purchasing agent. Ci­ „ perfect condition, $500 cash.— hrnrio was released in $10,000 bond Hnight i l Magee, opposite Valdez Ho­ for arraignment Thursday. tel._____________________________ 110-Qtc Mias Rose Weiss, attorney, representlng the Russian government, who FOR S A L E — 1921 Maxwell touring car, used very little. A real bar­ swore to the warrant for Cabrarlo, told' the judge before whom ho was gain for $450 cash,— Hnight St Ma­ • 110-Btc arraigned that about $800,000 o f a gee, Opp. Valdez Hotsl million dollar fund credited to Cibra- FOR S A LE — Late 1920 Hanson Six rio by tho Russian government has Touring car in fine condition. Now been withdrawn without proper au­ tires. Cheap at $1,500, but priced at $1100 for quick cash sale. I f you art) thority in the market for a high class used The world news the day It happens, car it will pay you to see us before delivered at your door each evening, you buy.— Haight St Magee, Opposite Valdez Hotel. 110-6tc 16c the week. -AND- MADE SPEC IAL FOR THIS C LIM ATE Make Your House Smile With SUN-PROOF P A IN T SANFORD PAINT STORE H. A. H A LV E R ­ SON, Proprietor Welaka Block Sanford, Fla. TR U C E FACT AR R AN G E D . LONDON, Aug. 3.— Austen Cham­ berlain, government leador, stated in the house o f commons today that Prem ier Lloyd George and Kumoim do Vnlera, the Irish loader, agreed at the recent London conference thnt if ne­ gotiations collopsod there should be a reasonable notice ol termination o f the truce. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d7cddc54616392a429a8eb9d85f6ba47.pdf 90c5db55d72900a3cd026a450af862c5 PDF Text Text 11 City Substantial' * IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLfe SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1921 VOLUME n SHIPPING BY WATER NOT SO FAR DISTANT WITH MANY NEW IDEAS of W. T. Don­ nelly Will Solve Big Part of Question I n v e n tio n NUMBER 111 tfg h School EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY DESTROYS i'OSTOFFJCE KILLS MANY PEOPLE. CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN BASEBALL TRIAL FINISHED TODAY, (By TU A iiocLLd PiM tl , (By Th* AtiocUWd F ra u ) Postm istress o f W est Palm Beach in Custody ROME, Aug. 2.—The postofTice CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—The closing ar­ building at Bnri in tho southeastern guments by the prosecution and de­ part of Italy, on the Adriatic, cob 1 fense in tho baseball trial is expected lapsed Monday a sa result of an to be finished today, but indications earthquake and oight, bodies so far, arc that it might bo impossible to | AST WINTER AND IS RECEIV­ has been recovered from the ruins. <?arry out the plan of gotting tho case FOUND IN ROOM AT HOTEL THAT HAD CONTAINED ING MUCH FAVORABLE Others are reported to have been kill­ to tho jury tonight, because the judge STOLEN MONEY NOTICE IN NORTH. ed in the disaster and many others in­ might not have finished preparation I.ane Technical School of Chicago * the only high school in the world tO' of his charge. jured. ORLANDO, Aug. 2.—W. H. MiltRight in lino with tho ship by water main tain Its own baking shop, and some of the future bakers of Chicago are be­ more, proprietor of the Arcade TMcampaign of tho Sanford Chamber of ing trained there. The baking is so good that the students of the school spend TAKE THIS MAN’S ADVICE taurnnt, was found dead, shot through many of tlielr pennies for the output of this shop. * Commerce is tho following letter from AFGHAN PRINCESS HERE tho heart, in a room at a local hotel W. T. Donnelly who spent a month about 10 o’clock lust night. here Inst season and who Is an en­ Lena Clarko, postmistress at West thusiastic Sanford booster and a mem­ Palm Beach and daughter of a min­ ber of the Sanford Chamber of Comister of that piaco, who registered for morcc! the room Sunday afternoon, is being New York, July 30, 1021. held by tho local authorities, charged Sanford Herald, Sanford. Fla. with murder. (Jentenien:—In one ol your publi­ Baxter Lee, chauffeur, who drove cations, you gave the y.’.chts "Dawn” the woman from West Palm Beach, la and "New F.rn" space and described also held as nn accessory before the TIME WOMEN HAVE ON PACIFIC QUESTIONS AND FIRST the system of electric propulsion or fact. VOTED iN OLD PARTICIPATE IN WASHING­ npplicd to n convoy of boats. Beside tho body in the room two VIRGINIA TON CONFERENCE AVe nro sure you will bo interested cut money bags, which had presum­ in the report of tho Cannl Committee ably held tho sum of $32,000, stolen (Br Th. AtlocUUd Pr.M) (By Th» A uacU ttd P r..» ) to the New York State Bnrgo fin a l in a robbery of the West Palm Beach LONDON, August 2.—Grent Brit­ RICHMOND, Aug. 2,—With conference, dnted Juno 30th, 1021, postoffice last Tuesday, wore found. ain has dropped the proposal to hold women voting for the first time According to tho story of the clerk copy of which we enclose, and which a preliminary conference on tho Pacif­ to help nominate a candidate for at tho hotel, the young Clarko wom­ governor of Virginin, the Demo­ will givo you an idea of the devel­ ic questions nnd has agreed to parti­ an registered at the hotel late yester­ cratic primary balloting today cipate in the Washington conference opment of the plan for electric pro­ day afternoon. Miitmoro went to the reported exceedingly heavy in , ns originally suggested by President pulsion up-to-date. several sections of the state. Harding, according to official circles If you want to keep cool during the room around 6 o'clock. No shot was This report has received consider­ Princess Kutlinu Sultana. Ilrst cous­ here, lint weather, don’t worry nnd don't heard and no inkling of the tragedy Nominations for the legislature , able notice in Now York newspapers in of the emir of Afghanistan, who has ent too much. This Is the nilvlca of camo to tho inmatcB of the hotel until are being made also. and we thought you would like to Just arrived In the United States. a man who tins succeeded In taking tho authorities went to tho room to know about it ns Romo of Mr. Don­ Noto tho nose stud. It Is of black COE IS MANAGER on good weight' ami at the same time make an investigation. nelly’s irlends in your city will bo in­ Jade set In gold, the stone denoting suffering very little from tho lient— Ijtace Clash Feared Chief Vestel states that about nine tho royal caste. The princess Is uc- MIAMI COMMISSION terested. Dave McQuire of Silver Lake, WIs. o’clock a young woman came to po­ As Result Negro lie weighs. ,744 pounds, Is 0 feet 1 Mr. Donncly is now on his way from compunled by Jier three sons, who are HIGHLY ENDORSED tncli high nnd seventy-one years old. lice headquarters and requested to Killing White Lad New York to Oswego passing through to miter Cambridge university, Eng­ • ■ < —,. land. She Is the owner of the famous Up jo Inst year ho did nil his own see tho chief of police privately. H* the New York Stato Barge Canal and asked the young woman to come w ith Darnyni Nuf diamond, the largest and Was In Chnrgc of East Const Viaduct ‘ PETERSBURG, Vo., Aug. 2.—Pos­ work on the farm. demonstrating this system with his most valuable, uncut gem in the world and Served in France him to hie office in the city hall. 8h* ses of citizens lust night were search­ boats. told him that her name was Clark* ing the country nenr Fnrmvillc, Va., (By Th* A uocltted T reii) We encloso a clipping from the and thnt she enmo from West Palm. MIAMI, Aug. 2.—C. S. Coe, of St. [ for James Causey, negro, charged Journal of Oommorcc dated July 21. Beach. She asked him if ho knew Augustine, engineer in chnrgc of the with running down nnd killing Her­ The clipping follows: Miitmoro and ho replied that ho did.'* building of the viaduct for the rnil- bert Pillow, n young white boy, with William T. Donnelly, the well known The young woman then went on to iond from Minnii to Key West, nnd an automobile late Saturdny. dry dock designer, yesterday demontell of tho robbery at tho West Palm Pillow nnd his fnthor, reports from colonel of engineers in France during stnrted his new idea of n unique ap­ Bench poBtofflce whore ehe was post­ Fnrmville state, were wulking along a tho wnr, was todny appointed ns Mi­ plication of electricity for tho propul­ mistress. She stated that Bhe had ami's first city manager by unanimous paved rond n few miles out of town suspected Miltmorc of the robbery sion of honts. A lnrge number of LAKELAND, Aug. 2.—Ono of tho when the automobile which Cnusey und hnd enticed him to her room in shipping men, mnrlne engineers nnd WAS TAKEN SICK IN AMERICA vote of the city commission. Among most brutal crimes ever committed in tho recommendations of Coe for the was driving struck the boy, killing LAST FALL, DIED IN ITALY nnvnl architects hoarded the two 30this section wns perpetrated nenr Mul­ the local hotel. She said that she position was one from Gcnernl Dnwcs, him nlmost instantly. It is reported AFTER OPERATION berry late Saturday night, when six hnd known he was a morphino ad­ foot lmuts—tho Now Era and Dawn President Harding’s uppointoo on the mob violence in threatened in this masked men waylaid an automobile dict nnd that she hnd given him some —while they wore moored to Pior (By Th* A uocikt.d Pr*n) budget commission, under whom Coc event the negro is cuptured. of tho drug, which she hnd procured 2 in the North River nnd saw n prac­ NAPLES, Aug. 2.—Enrico CnTelephone reports from Fnrmvillo in which William Musgrovo, of Prairio in West Palm Beach from a doctor's served In France. Coe’s snfnry ns city Pebble, with hia nephew, L. B. Hughes tical nppllcntlon of the systom. In ruBO, famous tenor, died here tomanager was, fixed at $10,000 per at 0:30 o'clock last night state that of Georgin, were returning from Mul­ case. She snid thnt she did this to the Dnwn n Vnn Blerc gnsolino engine dny. negroes nro congregating in various yenr. hold the man until she could notify berry to Prairie Pebble. hml been installed to drive an electric parts of the town and that police ol(Continue! on Pat* Bit) When a short distance out of Mul­ (('<>nllnue<l on l’*f* Six) LONDON, Aug. 2.—Enrico Cnfleers are experiencing difficulty in CUT IN CANDY PRICES. berry, Musgrove, who w o b driving tho ruso, wns operated on Sunday, !dispersing them nnd preserving order, car, noticed a car crosswise of tho says an Exchange telegraph dis­ PENSACOLA GETS NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—A cut of It iB feared that a racec lash may en- rond nnd stopped. As soon ns his HUNDREDS CASES patch from Rome todny, quoting approximately f»0 per cent in the Isue 1° the event Cnusey should he mnehine came to a stop the six mask­ OF PELLAGRA IN LOW ALL-WATER a Naples message. The opera­ price of all candy from gum drops to captured. ed men surrounded the car and took wns for «n nhcess between STATE OKLAHOMA bon-bons wns announced yesterday by RATE FROM MISS. tion Hughes, a youth of twenty-two, out, the liver und dlnphrngm which Tampa gets a second big wholesale a chain of candy stores company, fol­ of the machine, after having covered caused ncutc peritonitis. Caruso’s OKLAHOMA CITY, Okln., Auk. 2. lowing a general agitation against the dry goods house. That’s the wny to both occupants with six-shooters. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2—Through wife nnd his brother were nt the —Morcthnn 400 enses of pellagra in attract retail buyers—give them com­ high prices of ice cream, cold drinks all-water freight rates between New Musgrove wns tol dto leave and ho bedside. Until a week ngo the Oklahoma werctodnf reported to Dts petition nnd choice. and confectionery. Orlenns nnd I’ensncoln, Fla., were an­ drove hack to Mulberry, n distance of tenor was on tho way to reco»ory A. R. Lewis, Htntu henlth commis­ nounced here todny by tho Mississippi less than a mile nnd summoning help fro;n a long illness which began sioner, who said he was sure thero Warrior 'service, the government returned to the scene of the holdup in New York Inst winter when were from 000 to 000 cases'in the hut no trace of the party wus found. barge llnu, in connection with the Pensuddenly he had nn unexpected stnte. Tho disease is becoming pre­ Shortly before daylight Sunday aneoln, St. Andrews’ nnd Gulf Steam­ relnpsc nnd wns removed from morning nn nutomnliilo party driving valent among the Indians, according* ship Co. Sorrento to Naples. He arrived from Lakeland to Mulburry found to the henlth commissioner, especially* Thu barge line will hnndlo tho nt Naples Sunday night nnd spec­ young Hughes in the road, naked, with among the women, who stny nt home freight between New Orlenns nnd Mo­ ialists who were called in, decided a gash in his hcnd,iboth eyes blacken­ much of tho time nnd livo principally bile to PetiHncola. ,The rntes will tc opernte immediately. ed, und his body covered with bruises. on corn bread nnd unit pork. Tho mon­ bo 20 per cent loss thnn tho present President Harding yesterday in nn ad­ He was taken to Mulberry, where ho spend much timo in towns whore they all-rail rntes. Tho now rntes hoenmo FIRE IN STOCK EXCHANGE Landing: of the Pilgrim dress here nt the tercentcnnnry of the wns treated by Dr. Pierce. ent various foods nnd thus escape pel­ oiTestivo todny nnd the first shipment HOLDS BACK THE DEAL of the Pilgrims. Hughes said thnt his captors took lagra, according to tho commission­ was a urge sonsignmont of rlco. FOR SEVERAL HOURS TODAY Fathers Observed by landing Characterizing the international him to a mino nenr Prairie Pebble er. satuntion ns "more, than promising" and after tearing his clothes from Big Celebration (By Th* AirocUtcd P re n ) MICHIGAN GOVERNOR tho president asserted thnt tho hin hack tied him to n post nnd inshed NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—Opening of TOWN MARSHAL WHIPPED HOLDS GEORGIA NEGRO PLYMOUTH, Mass., Aug. 2.—An- "seed of common tolemnce nnd under­ him unmercifully with u piece of tho New York Stock Exchange wns AFRAID OF LYNCHING. postponed for three hours today on other Mnyflower came to Plymouth standing planted by the fathers here leather belting. He said that when ORLANDO, Aug. 2.—City Marshal account of u firo in the North Wall yesterduy, this one the presidential wns beginning to hear fruit at a thou­ he asked the men why they woro try­ Harris, of Winter Garden, after re­ (B r Th* AiiooUUd Fr*»») sand fold in the relations between na-’ ing to kill him, thnt the only reply he I.ANSING, Mich., Aug. 2.—Gover­ Annucintor Bonrd on Exchange floor. yacht, bringing President Harding nnd ceiving a severe whipping at the tions. an official pnrty to jtin in formnl ob­ received wns a pistol barrel shoved hands of unknown parties in that city nor Grnshcck has refused to permit Consolidated exchange niso closed un­ "A new hope looms today,” said the extradition of Thnnins Ray, n negro, til big exchange resumed trade hut servance of tho terccntennnry of the president, “we nre slowly hut very into his eye by one of tho members Sundny, wns urged to depart from the landing of the pilgrims. curb market unaffected. Firemen of the gnng whilo another struck him wanted in Gcirgia on n murder charge. surely recovering from the wastes and over the head with the butt end of a community. He caught a train from The Mnyflower’s passengers of 300 fought two hours to keep fire out of Orlnndo Sundny afternoon. Attorneys for Ray,'tho governor an­ sorrows nnd utter disarrangements of Harris says his activities in break­ nounced, had produced evldenco in­ building after it started through a yenrs ago, landed on n wild .const a cntnclysmical wnr. Pence 1b bring­ revolver. m a r k e d only by Indian trails. Those ing up n bootlegging combine at Win­ dicating thnt the return of tho nogro short circuit but tho big indicator of yestordny mado landing to an of­ ing its new assurances nnd penltant CHARGED WITH ARSON ter Garden are the cause, and f r a n to Georgin might endanger his life, board wns destroyed. ficial wclcomo in Beenes that offered realization, nnd insistent conscience TAMPA GROCER IS other sources his connection with ne­ and thnt he might not receive n trial, striking contrast with thooo thnt fac­ will preserve thnt pence. Our faith HARDING LEAVES TODAY HELD ON BOND. gro trouble in that city la assigned to while tho Georgia authorities, tho ed tho others. Through the streets of is firmer thnt war’s onuses will bo FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE tho reason of his enforced departure. governor said, hud failed to produce BY AUTOMOBILE. the town strenmod thousands of per­ minimized and overburdening arma­ (B r Th* ii M o U t g Vr«M) It I b reported that tho same parties evidence that they hnd a cuso against sons, 100,000 was one estimato; gov­ ment ntuy he largely diminished. And TAMPA, Agu. 2.—Santos P. Val­ who whipped Harris bought a ticket Ray. (By Th* AuooUUd P r* u ) ernors, lessor officials, men of high these, too, without surrender of tho dez, a groccryman, is at liberty toduy for Hurris’ wife for a small town in PORTLAND, Aug. ^ . —President socinl degree and those of labor. Many nationality which has inspired or the under a thousand dollar bond after Tennessee. • good conscience which hns defended. NO FLINT OCMULOEE Harding loft here todny Tor Lancaster, oftho m formed in a colorful parade being arrested yesterday on n charge This is tho fourth whipping to oc­ "The prospect I b more thnn promis­ WATER WAY. New Hompshlrc, shortly before 11 in which woro direct descendants of of arson in connection witih tho burn­ cur in Orange county during the past o'clock, making tho trip by automo­ both the first settlers and of the ing and the distress nnd depression ing of his store. several months. WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-C onstruc- bile. An informnl reception wns ten­ friendly Indians with whom they lived at home nre symptomatic of early re­ covery. Colvent financially, sound Gon of n navigable waterway between dered him when he and party landed in peace. The grim nnnnls of piracy don't ac­ It is astonishing how much pub­ Hopo that the disarmament con- economically, unrivalled in genuiua, the Flint and Ocmulgco rivers* In from Mayflower at the custom house count for tho 'disappearance of the licity these men who are against Sun-’ fcrence called by ,tho United States unexcelled in industry, resolute in do Georgin, Is Inadvisable, according to a wharf. • ■*■••• most celebrated of American schoon­ day newspapers manage to got In tha termination atid unswerving ht faith, may bring to the world o new era of report of army engineers transmitted ers. Sunday newspapers. these United States will carry on.f’ ponco and freedom, wns expressed By todny to congress by Secretary Weeks. Try a Herald Want Ad today. INVENTOR HERE FOUND MAIL SACKS WOMEN VOTE GREAT BRITAIN FOR GOVERNOR WILL DROP IN VIRGINIA CONFERENCES YOUNG MAN WHIPPED BY MASKED MEN ENRICO CARUSO, “ NOTED TENOR, DIED T O D A Y PRESIDENT IS OPTIMISTIC OVER ERA OF PEACE AND SEES DISARMAMENT COMING Of A . �iyt~h'\s ... . '" T Be Fair to that N ew Suit ' m ._ a^ ^ new worsted, serge or tweed suit look its best! Have you the hat to snatch, the ties and shirts that harmonize? * Kv;^ Be lair to yourself, too. It’s both your privilege and your duty to look your best. You’ll find our haberdashery can help you. Whether It’s some well fitting shirts or under­ wear or some stylish and serviceable E verw ear Hosiery, we have just what you w ant Sanford Shoe & Cloth­ ing Company RJ S fe.. ' ' • • v ______ __________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1 1 1 ———— — —— ———— mmmrnm— ■ SIX PAGE —— f 5' > *>■ Spy , ; f | SANFORD, THE GREATEST WINTER GARDEN IN THE WHOLE WORLD cessive ralnfilC the well la o h u l'U ' and the outlets to the tile outlets op­ ened and all surplus water drains off immediately. Sanford fields can bo worked within three or four hours af­ ter the heaviest rains. Air is also necessary to plant life and this system of irrigation assista in upplying air to the very roots of the plants. This sub-aeration Is also of considerable importance as a means of protection in cold weather. To buy land nt $200 per acre and spend $250 per acre moro to irrigato it may seem a foolish waste of mon­ ey, but the yield from such land is bo much greater than it otherwise would be, that the expense is justi­ fiable. An aero has produced seven­ ty tons of vegetables in a singlo nine months’ season. These vegetables sold for over $5,000 in northern mar­ kets. After deducting $1,000 for freight, $4,000 wns left for the grow­ er. In one instance $32,000 worth of lettuce and cucumbers were produced on n 22 ncrc tract. Tho foregoing instances nre unusual but tho normnl revenue from an acre ranges from ono to three thousand dollars. Improved land is priced from one to two thousand dollars per acre. It requires three or four years' culti­ vation to bring tho land to its fullest productivity. UNION LOCALS ASKED TO COMBAT THE PRISON CONTRACT SYSTEMS ♦ * ‘* V i * > * ’• ! •'<*>. * ' . J * f * »* ' .» •. • > V . •. — - f _____ _ * * * > * * * * * * * * * * WHERE TllEY PLAY TODAY Lakeland at Daytona. * Tampa a t Jacksonville. St. Petersburg nt Orlando. HOW THEY STAND w ......55 St. Petersburg ......41 ...30 ......34 ......34 L 27 30 38 40 47 51 Pet. .071 .550 .510 .430 .420 .400 RUTH KNOCKS THIRTYEIGHTH CLEAN HOMER NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—Babe Ruth knocked out his thirty-eighth homerun of the senson, according two men ahead of him, in the sixth inning of the Now York-CIovclnnd American Lengua game hore yesterday. Cald­ well wns pitching. Ruth is now two days ahead of his 1020 record. WASHINGTON AND ST. LOUIS COME THROUGH DETROIT, Aug. L—St. Louis nnd Washington survived tho first round yesterday in the printers’ bivsebnll chnmpionship tournament here, the former defeating Pittsburg, 10 to 0, and Washington eliminating Dotrolt, 10 to 2. Todny’s schedule cnlls for games between New York und Indian­ apolis nnd Boston nnd St. Pnul. The latter team now holds the title. I SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES The hand of the law may catch the thlof after the theft la com­ mitted but that doesn't givo you your money back. An insurance Company will pay the loss on your fire-ravaged homo but not one cent for monoy hidden away therein. , Summer time is dnnger timo for closed houses. Look nut for the wily burglar or unexpected fire. A Safe Deposit Box or storage space in our firo and burglar proof vaults costs little but saves much. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—Sninucl Goinpers, president of tho American Federation of Labor, has written presidents of local unions nnd organizzers to nid in the fight against the prison contract systems in various i; From the Industry Press, Industry, Illinois % states, to urge improvement in fed­ ONLY 25 OF NATIONAL ♦ t BANKS FAILED IN 1920 eral nnd Btnto vocational systems and AND REMAINED CLOSED Among the many fine descriptions year. Nearly every furm had a jit­ to nBsist in increasing the member­ of Sanford written by the members of ney bus or two standing by tho road­ ship of the federation to 5,000,000 be­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—National the National Editorial Association side, wuiting to transport workers to fore the next convention. Tho com­ banks in operation Juno 30 numbered there are none quite bo good and cer­ town when the day’s work wus done. munications, made public today, wero 8,178, representing n net gain of 000 were clo&ed by voluntary liquidaThe lnnd about Snnford in very lev­ sent out in accordance with resolu­ eighty-two for the flscnl tainly none with ns good descriptive year, snyB ,a Hon and. eighteen were consolidated , matter as the following from the In­ el, of fairly .good color, judged from tions ndopted nt the Denver conven­ statement issued today by Comptrol- with oth(jr nat|onni banks. Three of n corn belt farmer's point of view, tion. dustry Press, of Industry, III.: ler of the Currency Crlssingcr. The thoso closed were restored to solvency. At Winter Park we trnnsfered to nnd is very productive. Intense culti­ authorized capital stock of these There will be a meeting of the Boy bnnks was $1,277,000, nnd the total the fleet of automobiles which the vation is practiced, nnd, fertilization Dancing keeps him young, says a Sanford boosters sent over, and start­ nnd irrigation are employed to stimu­ Scouts at the court hnu3o tonight at circulation outstanding was $743,000,­ head lino in n contemporary. It’s 8 o’clock sharp. Every momber of tho ed to tho "Celery City.” This was late the rapid growth which plays nn 000. pnying the piper that brings tho grny organization is requested to be pres­ another fine trip over good roads. The important part in the growing of good During tho year 212 bankB wero people all over Florida jeem to have celery. Spraying is nlso necessary to ent, as much business of Importance is chartered, ninety with nn nggregnto hairs. unbounded faith in the futuro of the bring celery to maturity in the best to be transacted. capital of $2,000,000 and 122 with an state, but wo saw the most striking condition, but the grower's reward Fable: Onco upon n timo thero was aggregate capital of $10,000,000. In example of this between Winter Park comes at harvest time and n field of The world news tho day it happens, the Bnme period 130 national bnnks an official who failed of rc-oloction, celery, rondy for cutting is a beautiful delivered nt your door each evening, wore closed, of which twenty-eight and didn’t settle down in Washington and Sanford. In a little clearing in the brush by sight. To a lover of celery, tho 15c the week. with liabilities aggregating $17,000,- to prnctico law. the side of the roud, miles from any "breath of new mown hay" of which town that wo could see, was a small the poet Bings, is a weak-sister to tho tract of land which had been survey­ rich, teasing, nut-like perfumo that ed and platted, white stakes indicat­ floats on tho breezes that cross n ing the boundaries of the lots, and a celery field. FIVE MORE DAYS OF * At one farm, «’ truck lond of colidgn big enough that oven those who ury was waiting for the visitors, and ran might read announced that early buyers could secure choice lota in ns they passed, every one received a "this addition at low figures." On mammoth hunch of clean celery and a inquiry wo wero told that tho place small sack of salt. As it was noon, was seven or eight miles from town. nnd we had been driving all forenoon Whether the nddition is to become u without feed or water, the gift wns pnrt of Winter Park, which we hud greatly appreciated. || Sanford wns the originator of a J} left, or a part of Sanford which was several miles ahead, we did not leurn. new system of sub-irrigation, known Verily, we had not found such fuith as the Sanford system. It has been followed with marked success nnd in all Florida. While the promoters of this project a crop fniluro under this system is may have been too optimistic it is unknown. The land, as stuted be­ really surprising how towns grow in fore, is nearly, if not quite level and Florida, and additions a long way is irrigated from urtesion wells. These from town uro quickly reached and in­ are drilled and cnRcd with gas pipe corporated* in the main part of the three or four inches in diameter fitted with valves for regulating the flow city. of water. We did not leurn the depth We arrived in Sanford nbout eleven o’clock nnd spent about two hours of these wells, but were told thnt the driving nbout the city and through ad­ cost ranged from $75 to $150 euch nnd jacent truck farms which nre devoted that so fur as known, would flow for­ «* mainly to the growing of celery. Oth­ ever. Borne of the older wells had er vegetables uro grown but celery of been flowing for forty years. There unexcelled quality is grown in vast are over 3,000 wcIIb in the Sanford quantities there, and Sanford is known Celery Delta nnd no perceptible de­ crease in output has been noticed. us "The Celery City." Th<? city is ubout the sizo.of Ma­ After the well is drilled a supply comb, has wide paved streets, benuti- main, a four inch tile, is laid along the b ful residences, and u substantial busi­ high end of the field, with smaller ness section nnd Bccms.to be a pros­ tile branching at right angles at in­ perous city. It is the bend of naviga­ tervals of 18 to 2 1 feet upurt. Thcso tion, for large boats, on the St. Johns smaller tile run across the field at n river and a heavy freight and pas­ deptli of Id to 24 inches below the senger business is carried from there surface with a fnll of one inch to every hundred feet, nnd empty into to Jacksonville. * The Clyde line operates a fine line an open ditch at tho other end. Each of river steamers between the two tile, however, just before it reaches points nnd a ride on the beautiful St. the ditch, passes through a controlling Johns river is a real treat if one lias box built of cement which has three plenty of time for traveling. A fine openings one above the other. *By tourist hotel, which is to be a promi­ closing these openings the water can nent fenture of the hcuutiful water be held buck in the soil of the field to front which Sanford is planning, will a height of twelve inches above the We had great results from our Big Clearance Stile in the past seven days, but in bo built in the near future. Tho tile. By opening or closing outlets the spite of the largo volume of business done last week, we still have quite a bunch of Sum­ structure will embody the latest ideas amount of water supplied to tho plants mer Merchandise left which must go in order to make room for other goods that are com­ In resort hotel construction and when ran lie regulated to meet the require­ ing in. Mrs. Baumel has returned from her trip to New York nnd large quantities of Fall completed will give Snnford <« hotel of ments. One very necessary requisite Merchandise that she bought will begin coming within the next ten days and we will need to this kind of irrigation is a subsoil which any city might be proud. ull available space. < i, Tho celery tmd truck fields were of day or hard pan at from two to very interesting, and much time wns four feet below the surface to hold Start the Week right by visiting this store bright nnd early. Get your pick of the spent driving through tho farming the water brought in by >.*rigntion. bargains offered. ' • A porous subsoil would allow the area neur town. No lady who likes to dress well can afford to miss this opportunity. The celery wns being harvested. water to escape below. If the subsoil, Hundreds of men, women nnd chil­ for instance, is three feet below the dren were in the fields gathering and surface, and water is turned on thru * * s crating celery nnd trucks wero busy the system, no moisture will begin to hauling crated celery to Iho curs. As come to the surfuce until the eighteen no stops were made, we got no sta­ inches of curth between tho tilo nnd tistics concerning shipments, but tho the subsoil is saturated with water. total must bo large. When this is done the moisture is then Colored labor is gcnbrnlly employed drawn to tho surface by capillary at­ though occasionally white folkH uro traction. Seminole county is practic­ “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” seen working in the fields. A great ally the only area of any considerable many of the laborers, as well as tho extent where this system cun bo ap­ Opposite Ford Service Station 307 E. First St. operators, live in town. Good roads plied.* make it possible to reach tho furms The above system of tiling serves In a few minutes, nny timo of the in a dual capacity, In timcR of ox- lb s People’s Bank of Sanford REPORTS SHOW PRODUCTION OF NAVAL STORKS. Baumel’s R ' ■ I Big July Clearance Sale | V ita l Reductions on Svery Garment ■ in Stock All Summer Millinery, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, and Novelties Must Go to Make Room for Fall Merchandise BaumeVs Specialty Shop B’ - WASHINGGTON, July 30.—Com­ pilation of reports from tho individual producers and consumers of naval stores for tho 1020 producing season, which hus just been completed by the bureau of chemistry United States department of agriculturo ,shows th at 488,548 cuBks of guni spirits of turpentino, and 1,577,308 round barrels, of gum rosin wero made. There were on hand at the etlUs on March 31, 1021, the close of tb s 1020 season, 30,420 caBkB of spirits of turpentino nnd 327,055 round bar­ rels of rosin. During tho calendar year 1020 a total of 34,e .2 esaks of wood turpentine nnd 180,1.8 barrels of wood rosin und reclaimed rosin, wero made. The stocks nt wood dis­ tilling and rosin reclaiming plants on December _1, 1020, wero 7,61# casks of turpentino and 50,882 bar­ rels of rosin. On March 31, 1021, tho consuming industries of the country had on hand or in transit to the plants a total of 30,528 cnskH of turpentino and 217,302 bnrrels of rosin. O this sumo Uato the stocks nt the ports nnd in hands of large dcnlcrs -and jobbers nt the principal distributing points of the country were 74,080 canks of turpen­ tine nnd 470,142 barrels of rosin. CLARK AND MURRELL TO PRACTICE LAW IN MIAMI. The followiiy* news concerning Frank Clark, Jr., nnd John Mhrrell, who uro well known here will bo of interest to friends of tho young men. Mr. Murrell married Miss Harriot Clark a little over a year ago. TheMiami Herald suys: A new law firm under tho name i f Clark nnd Murrell, hus opened offices in tho Townley building. Tho mem­ bers of the firm nro Frank Ciurk, Jr., and John M. Murrell. Mr. Clark is the son of Congress­ man Frank Clnrk of Gainesville, and is a graduate of the University of Georgia. He wns a member of the state legislature from Alachua coun­ ty in 1017, and sorved n term ns judge of the city court of Gaincsvilio. Ho practised law in Gnincsvillo from 191I> until the outbreak of tho world war, when ho. enlisted in tho navy, was given n commission nnd sent out aa supply officer on tho U. S. S. New­ ton. For tho Inst two yearns ha has been internal revenue agent for tho Denver division, verifying estato and income tux returns. Mr. Murrell is n gruduunto of the law school of Stetson Univorsity a t DcLnnd, nnd haB been practicing In Miami since last November. Ho w»» a lieutenant in tho army during the world war. JIo is a brother-in-law of Mr. Clnrk. Mrs. Clark ,who is at present In Bluck Mountain, N. C., is oxpectod In Miami somo timo during October.— Gainesvillo Sun. Tho immigrant is in a fa r way to bo Anioricanized when he can name our throe greatest Piosidcnts and the three leading hitters. �THE SANTORO DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2,1921 he former reilder.ti of Sanford, nom of Miami, has been stopping for two weeks a t Daytona Beach with her M IS. F U D DAIGKK, Society Editor, aunt, Mrs. E. LaRuo Bliss, of Orlan­ do, Miss Helen and her mother, Mrs. PhMM SI7-W Frank J. Gonzales, will spend the re­ mainder of the summer at Green SOCIAL C A LE N D A R Cove Springs. s Tuesday.—Mrs, W. 0. Hill will enter­ tain the members of the Evening Miss Beulah Ferry, of Birmingham, Bridgo Club a t her home on Fourth Ala., is the attractive guest of her ■street, a t 8:30 p. m. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. 'Wednesday*—'The Bon-Ton Bridgo Christenberry at their home, 803 Club will be entertained by Mrs. B. Park avenue. D. Caswell at her home on Magnolia avenue. Mrs. L«o Orlan Perry, of Lakeland Wednesday—The D. A. U. Bridge Is here visiting friends. Club will meet with Mrs. J. B. Cole­ Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray, of Lakeland, man at her apartment in the Weare spending a few days here at the laka building at 0:80 a. m. Thursday—Peter Schaal will give a Montezuma. dance at the Woman’s Club House Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas and s t9 p ,n k two children, of Miami, are spending Thursday—The Stny-at-Home Club will hnve an old-fashioned chicken a few days here stopping at the Mon­ * * v supper a t tho Chuluota Inn and tezuma. dance afterward. Tho party will Misses Lucile Denton and Kather­ gather at the Seminole Hotel a t 6 ine Aycock and Mrs. Denton returned o’clock prompt. Saturday.—The Children’s Story Hour home yesterday from Daytona Beach will be held at the Central Park at where they havo been spending sever­ 5:00 o'clock, All childron between al weeks. the ages oMour to fifteen are most (Misses Zoo nnd Fannie Rcbn Mum cordially Invited. son, Messrs. L. D, Brown and Albert ' Mrs. Ben Caswell will entertain the Bearden, Mr, and Mrs. Vivian Speer members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club formed a congenial party motoring to and some extra guests at her home Daytona Beach Sunday. on Magnolia Wednesday afternoon nt Frank Akers spent Sunday in Day 3:30 o'clock. tonn Beach enjoying the fine surf. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. B. Tnylor hnve Mr. and Mrs. Grover Spearing nnd returned from a ten days motor trip on the west coast, visiting Arcadia, their guests, Misses Dorothy Fletcher Fort Myers, Tampa nnd St. Peters­ and Iris Spearing, spent the,day very pleasantly nt Daytona Bench Sunday. burg. Rev. A. S. Peck, accompanied by Mr* an<1 Mrs* * • McUUier ana L. Algcron Speer, left yesterday for i r,> motored 1° Dnytonn Reach on Daytona Bench where they will spend Sunday this week " _____ BUSINESS ANI) PROFESSIONAL Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Tapp nnd son, WOMENS CLUB. Lyle, of Third street nnd Elm nvonT*?c ®,U8,m?8! "?d ProfciBaionnl ue, left Saturday for their former mcn" C,ub h°,d ta rctful!‘r month' y home, Pueblo, Colo. Lai l winter is ™ et,nR, ,Mondny 0V0"ln* nt th* the third that they have b -en in SanCl“b* Tfhc W01' , , ■ , . ,. , , attended and most enthus mat c. ford,'having bought n homo here. , TU „ . . , . _ ____ • The meeting was culled to order by , the President, Mrs. John Leonnrdy, . w/ 7 ' I * i r r [' ” c" nnd an interesting business program Side, eft yesterday for a fortnltthfs Th(J etnynt Coronado. Whll, », tho booeh thc nppolnlm„„, „f M|.» Vlrnlnin they Win occupy the Bioko cottago. Sl„m, tp roprMont (lie Uindneee nnd Mr. Berry took his1boat along nnd professional Women's £lub in the hopes to catch plenty of fish. Conopus Club. * After the business program the Mrs, Hunter nnd son, Dougins, nnd Research committee was given charge their nunt, Mrs. Secord, are staying Qf the meeting. Miss Moll Whitner, for a prolonged visit in Palm Bench, the chnirmnn, had arranged a pro• ------ gram on the "Ton Commandments of Mr. and Mrs. I homes Wilson nnd Business," These wero read and disnephow, Jack Fox, left Saturdny for cussed by different members, nmong Daytona Beach where they will spend them being Mrs. E. E. Cox, who gave some time. a fine exposition of the first com-------j mnndtncnt: "Thou shnlt not quit." Mr. John G. Leonnrdy has bought a Miss Annie Leo, Miss Fannie Rebn Tarm on Cameron avenue, where ho Munson, Miss Virginia Smith and nnd Mrs. Leonard! will take up tholr \ others also spoke on different comrcsidence on tho 15th. , mandments. Mrs. R. C. Mnxwcll rend -------' a poem, "You Can If You Think You Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase and fum- ■Can.' Altogether this prog tarn furily left Saturday for their cottage nt nif,bud n lesson and nn inspiration to Daytona Bmch. They wore accompresent. panied by MIhs Elizabeth Whitner who Aftcr the program Grape-Nut ice will spend some time with them. , crcnm wns1 served. WHHN CURFEW RINGS When Curfew rings at half-past nine We girls and boys will beat It home; Won't that bo fine! • Yes, yes, don't speak too fast, Everybody seems to bo enjoying the Anothor one will hnve to ring for mas and pas good old summer ttnfo. The nice And tet It ring: rninB,of afternoons keep the weather At quarter pqst! cool for tho evening nnd night. —Times-Union. Miss Mny Long, who was very ill last week, is much better. The most disappointing headline Miss Sadia Blackburn left last week we ever rend was "Bombing planes for her old homo' in Elliston, Ky., prove superiority; knockout duty whore she will visit her sister and on hides afjtl cotton." brothers until September when she will enter Eastern Kentucky state school for this coming school year. Miss Ditmyer of Ft. Pierco, tho B. Y. P. U., alato worker, was with us last week. Sho taught a class in B. Y. P. U., training and assisted in or­ ganizing a young peoples union here, i Elmo Llghtfoot nnd wife are visit­ ing at David Self's this week. 'Mrs. J. F. Story, who has been at tho hospital In Orlando for a month, is homo again very much improved in health. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland Dann have for their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dann, of Orlando, and Mrs. Ruth Ponce, of Jacksonville. A rem ark ab ly A number of our folks spent Wed­ nesday camping nnd picnicking on the fine hair net at St. Johns prairie. All report n pleas­ an incredibly low ant time. price! Leo Futch, who hus been working for the East Const Cattle Co., for the E xtra large, in­ pnst year, Is nt home here for a visible, durable, while. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Aulin qnd hand-w oven, son, Theodore, Jr., of Oviedo, were fully guaranteed visiting J. T. Jacobs, Sunday after­ noon. Matthew Best and Mnyme Futch were mnrrled in Sanford last Satur­ day evening. Mrs. Mary S. Mixon has purchased a beautiful home in Orlando nnd with IG M cCrory Co. her brother, Chns. T. Stoever, will move there nt an early dnto. We nro indeed sorry to lose this estimable family from among us. The Nixons and Stecvcrs are nmong Chuluota's earliest nnd staunchest citizens, nnd the best wishes of n host of friends go with them to their new homo. Mr. Wynn and Joe Nixon have pur­ chased n turpentine business near Ocnla nnd will take chnrge of It nt once. Including Henry Fqtch nnd family hnve mov­ Grey and Whit* ed to their now home just purchased enst of Chuluotn. m s m .The remains of Hazel Hnrrell Col­ vin nrrived from Arknnsns last Fri­ day nnd wore Interred In the Chuluota cemetery Sunday morning. Hazel A is the daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. J. F. Harrell, of this place. She was rear­ ed here. She was mnrrled t« Lee Colvin In the winter of 1020. She went with him to his homo in Arkan­ sas, where she tiled in November. Her body was temporarily buried in Ar­ kansas with that of her infant daugh­ ter, Grace Lee. A few weeks ago Undertaken Hand, of Orlando, arrang­ ed to have the bodies of both mother nnd child brought home for burial in the fnmily lot Ifl the Chuluotn ceme­ tery. The fnther nnd mother, brother, Fred, nnd sister Daisy, nnd Mrs. Rog­ ers, and fnmily of Orlando, and Chan, Harrell, and wife, of. Winter Park, were all present nt the burial service. The funeral services were conducted by Prof. J. Tilden Jacobs and the re­ mains were laid to rest among the fo r Sate Exclusively at Stores Jill Color* Miss Mildred Dickson is the gueHt of Mrs. Frank Talbott nt her home on West First street, during the absence of Mr. Talbott, who is in St. Louis on business. amous TO THE FIRST 20 CUSTOMERS WHO PURCHASE A 2-LB. CAN OP VOTAN COFFEE, WE WILL GIVE THEM A N EXTRA 1-LB. CAN FOR— 1 CENT ONLY ONE TO EACH FAMILY AND POSITIVELY ONLY TWENTY CANS WILL BE SOLD AT 1 CENT PER LB. We Guarantee Votan to please or Money Refunded MRS. G.C. CATES EXCLUSIVE AGENTS V O T A N LINE BUSHNELL—A husky wildcat which weighed twenty-fivo pounds, wns ruptured several days ngo by Dr, J. T. Clark nnd W- J. Fusscll, of this city, who tackled the animal with their ta re hands and succeeded in subduing it only after Fusscll hnd been scratch­ ed severely. Dr. Clnrk escaped with­ out injury. Dr. Clnrk and Fusscll were driving to the Bethel sawmill near here when they saw tho c/lt in a palmetto clump. They were search­ ing for clubs with tho Intention of kiling it when one suggested that they take it ulivc. The cat (led with tho men after it and every time it would stop to rest they would close in. The clmso continued for about threo miles when the men mnnaged to corner the animal. Fusscll grabbed tho cat about the neck and with tho assist­ ance of Clnrk ita feet wore tied. The prize is now in a strong capo here. AN EYE-OPENER We will continue our Army Sale. Complete line of nrmy goods nt less than one-half their value.—Thrasher & Garner. 100-lwc For olTice supplies, stationery, etc., come to the Herald office. Post cords—local views—lc each at the Herald office. > Service BEGINNING AUGUST FIRST WE WILL SERVICE ONLY HANDLEY-KNIGHT, WILLYS-KNIGHT, AND ------------------------OVERLAND CARS------------------------ Mrs, W. J. Thigpen nnd littlo daughter, Katherine, havo returned from Dnytonn Bench whore they spent Inst week. The story rtf pirates at sea Is rather absurd. Why sliiuid they go to sea Mlts Helen Gonzuies, who with htT when they are free to operate on family are so pleasantly remembered land ? Our business is selling these cars and then giving the BEST SERVICE on them, hence our change. From the looks of the constant string of au­ tomobiles going in and out of our repair de­ partment it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock Wells are WHO? The best automobile me­ chanics in this part of the state. And th at is WHY they all come to us with their automo­ bile troubles. If you do not come to us with your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ing its just rights. Phone 66 115 Magnolia Service THAT Satisfies” OPEN 7:30 TO 6:00 THE BEST CORSETS L FO R STO U T WOMEN CLOSED SUNDAY AUTOMOBILES------BATTERIES �^ , 1 ’^ (‘1// i'IJISi1 ■ v S i^ f/# , . / v. i . 9R THE HANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2,1921 Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount o f aggres­ siveness make poor men rich. In addition to these qualities learn the value o f a DOLLAR, then form an association with a SAY IT ar'BLAH" MAY BE PSYCHOLOGY Pitcher Carl Maya of the Yankees has 'Coined a new word to hurl nt umplrea, It’s "Blah." When hta utnp ruffles the spbnmrtne pitcher, he gets the "Blah" stuff submarined at him. Umpire Chill contends that tills newly coined word for baseball players Is okay with him ns It doesn't mean anything. That's a good tip to other quick-apokon hall players. Just say "Illnh," It gives you the satisfaction of showing Just how you feel about a thing with­ out having to tnko a vacation nnd ii line. ---- \ ' IMirhern occasionally shift their Jinx around from one club to another. Take Sum Jones of the Boston Red Sox. Jones used to heat the White Sox by Mtnply "throwing his klove” nt then). This year the Sox have beaten him twice. Dutch Leonard of the Ttgera Is another hurler who has lost his charm. Lnnt year Leonard bent Cleveland three out of four games. This year he Is "pickIn's" for the Spenkerltes. This pitcher's Jinx Is nn unac­ countable thing In hnsehull. Maybe It's psychology. Baseball Notes Diamond Squibs vVi:.v/ ‘V "’ safe, reponsible bank like this, by starting a check account and you have laid the foundation for con­ sistent W EALTH BUILDING. •■ • i t n t t . i i i M i i i i i a f l i a B M M i f t M i a M f t n t a a i a M T m >‘ Seminole County Bank | Sanford,Florida -. | Aliomc Bank forHomePcoplc } ............ I CHULUOTA INN ALL THE YEAR Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable --------- —----------------Prices ----------------------------PENSACOLA — Deputy Sheriff Kuinea won painfully 'Injured nenr here several days ago when he Jump­ ed from n fifteen foot bluff while chas­ ing Torn Liggett, alleged moonshiner. The deputy was one of a party of of­ ficers that had surrounded n Btill. Leg­ gett fled with RnineH just behind him. Tho fugitive leuped from the bluff and Bosch Magnetoes fell nmong brnblcs at the foot where Stromberg Carburetors a moment later, Rnlnca landed. Raines however, fell upon Leggett and Leg­ Genuine Replacement Parts gett’s knees struck tho deputy in the Delco and Remy Sales Service chest. The deputy placed handcuffs Expert Repairs on all m ak es of on the fugitive before ho toppled over nearly unconscious as n result of the Mngnetoes and Generators impact when he struck Leggett’s knees. Opposite Postofflce SERVICE THAT SATISFIES ORLANDO, -!• FLORIDA Phone 818 Motor Parts Service Co. RILL DENNIS. Manager 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 S A V E f Building costa nro not too high— If you buy your material right. Clooii lumber nt low prlccB direct to builders, freight paid, makes building mncli cheaper. Send ua your building bill for on estimate. You will bo aurpriacd nt the aavings effected by buying direct from our company. Our iumbor ranka with tho beat that tho Suwaneo River district pro­ duces and wo guarantee it to bo true to tho grudo for which it in ao'd. Doora, windowa, roofing, paints, shingles—house bl>!s complete. Or­ ders placed now will anvo you money. gulf LUMBER CO. PERriY, FLORIDA 8* R. Greiner, Mgr. Box Q Herald Printing Co. : PENSACOLA—Chldron who play "store" by planting an empty box on n street corner and stocking it with half a dozen bottles of soda pop and perhaps two or three boxes of crack­ ers, hnvo aroused the iro of one Pen’ Rncoln merchant. Several boys open­ ed up for business with n bacon box in tho vicinity of Gadsden street nnd Nineteenth avenue one day this week and hadn't sold more than a couple of bottles of soda before a merchant In the neighborhood had complained to tho police, cininiing the boys had no license nnd should not he permitted to retail goods, Thoso impromptu stores hnvo appeared elsewhere in Pensacola Bince tho city was founded but the merchants always have laugh­ ed hc the kids because they know the ventures will last only until the novelty of the thing wears off. University of Pittsburgh bus award­ ed letters to lit members of the var­ sity baseball team, . * • I^?o Barrett', a sem|-prd first base­ man from Stiglnnw, jins Joined the Pittsburgh Nationals. • • • A critic In Now York says with rea­ sonably good pitching the (Hants still huve a look In for the pennant . . . f’ntdier Frank Deliniiey has located again. Hu Is now with Wlnston-Maletu In the Piedmont league. • • . Joe Plrrone, Los Angeles youth re­ cently released by Tacoma, was taken on by Salt Lake for a trial. • • • National Association of Minor Leagues has announced a nutlon-wlde campaign against baseball pools. • • • Shortstop Johnny Smith, formerly with the Indianapolis A. A. club, has Joined the Philadelphia Nationals. • . * Bunny flenme, veteran pitcher of Kroh, who hns been soutbpnwlng for majors nnd minors, Is now with the Wilson club of the Virginia league. • • •' Pete Hughes, Infielder, hns been pur­ chased by the Galveston club from Oklahoma City of the Western league. • • • Knto Tanaka, the Bnbe Ruth of the Japanese bnsetiull team, now touring this country, hasn't lost any baseball yet. • • • Walter Knight, a pitcher, hns been sent to the Rochester International league club by the Nuw York Ameri­ cans. • • • Wilbur Davis Is not only pitching good hall for the AuguntH club, but be Is one of the Sally league's leading hitters. ... Why should a pitcher throw good balls up to a batter when he goes after had ones? Answer: There Isn't any reason. • • * The Baltimore club has sold Nigel Mnrlette, utility lnfielder, to the Spar­ tanburg club of the South Atlantic league. . • • Outfielders In Navln field In Detroit are playing 110 feet further back than In previous years. Blame Is on the lively bull. • * • That veteran of veterans, Floyd Kroh, who has been southpawlngg for Wichita Falls this season, has becu given Ids release. • * n Enoch ("Ginger") Shlnault, catcher of the New Haven club of the Eastern league, hns been sold to tho Cleveland Amerlcnn League. The world news the dny it happens, • • • delivered nt your door oach evening, St. Louts Browns have purchased 15c the week. Jay Reilly, n second bnseman from the Vancouver club of tho Pacific In­ Post cards—local views—lc cnch nt ternational league. « • e the Hornld office. However, there has been nothing In the speed shown by our pitchers to that the league hall travels Pickling and Preserving Indicate any faster than It did before. • 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. with good board; fine accommodations for trav­ elers, ulso apartments for light housekeeping. Private garage. Rates read­ able. V _ BOOK, JOB AND COM■ MERCIAL PRINTING MRS. WADSWORTH ™one __________ Herald Building 222 Peninsula Drive . world nows the day It happens, P. 0. Box 526 ATLANTIC HOUSE <olivored nt your door each ovonlng, 36c the week. Daytona Beach *:* ■!• Florida * • Just showing how tho White Sox have changed. In the game of June 21 against Cleveland Buy Sclinlk was the only 1020 regular In Kid (Benson's lineup. • • i Mutt Williams tuny not have been able to pitch winning tmll for Dnllns, but with Sau Antonio bo's about ns good ns any twlrlor In Urn Texas league. ,. • • • A pair of Hownrd college players who nro with Wilson In the Virginia lengue are being touted strongly. One Is Walker, nn lnfielder, the other Head, it catcher. • • • Paul Hinkle, Butler college baseball coach, who recently signed to piny with the Imllannpolls association team, has been shifted to Spnrtnnburg of the Sally league. o r e Adolfo plerottl Is pitching some fine ball (or Houston, win or lose, nnd the young ('iillfornlnn tuny get another trial with Branch Hickey Cardinals lids fall, If not sooner. • • • Bnbe Bdtb has nothing nn Connolly, San Antonio outfielder. He hit three homeruns In one game and the next day came hack with snothor, thus making It four In two straight guinea. • • • Several minor lenguo clubs at­ tempted to open negotiations with Duffy Lewis when Washington let him out. bin be turned them down, hoping to catch on with sumu big league club. You Can Find the Nam e of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column CONTRACTORS __ LAWYERS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser A ttorney-at-L aw C ontractor and B uilder Over Seminole County Bonk SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD -:- FLORIDA John 6 . Leonard! Sanford C onstructs Co. A ttorncy-at-L aw CONTRACTORS AND BUILDKRS Will Practice in all State and Faderal Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Court*—Woodruff-Garner Bldg. Furnished Joe Redding bus found blmsslf wbtt BANFORD -:- FLORIDA All Work Guaranteed Bridgeport. H. T. PACE P. O. Box S t* • a • 4 Frank Gny, shortstop, bns been tat* WARD & MERO eu on by Salt Lube for a trlgl. LAUNDRY G E N ER A L R E PA IR S • • • Rear of Wight Broa Tiro Co. Peorln has purchased Catcher Louta Sanford Branch -lFLORIDA Gazotto from the Wichita Wester* SANFORD league club. Lakeland Steam L'ndry • • • BATTERIES D. D. WEAVER. Manager Terre Haute has sent Pitcher Lefty Bnnro voun Palm to Bay City of the Mint leugtirt, Phone 475 123 W. lat ftt. under option, Battery Troubles to Us • • • We Speeltlli* OB E lectric! Work «nd o n (too PURE WATER Detroit got waivers on hotb Sudo you dependable oorvloo.. Sutherland and Vernon Parks nnd th*/ WX ALSO HAVE COMPETENT MECHANICS TOR OVERHAULING YOUX OAR go back to Portland. Elder Springs W ater • • • Sanford Battery Service 99.08% PURE Torporccr, the lnfielder who wear* Company spectacles, haa been recnlled from Phone 311-W Sanford, Syracuse by tho Cardinals. Phone 180 L. A. Rennud, Prop. • • • The Detroit club tins purchased » LORD’S PURITY shortstop from the Bristol club of the HARTFORD BATTERY ’ WATER Appalachian league, named Jlumiv Wilcox. “Battery Insurance” A S GOOD A S T H E B E S T • • • Sold and Serviced by Dally Service Phone It? Shortstop Clyde Defate Is hack ,* the Western league, the St. Joseph Edw. H iggins, Inc. club having purchased him *eoui ELECTRICAL Columbus. v H aight & Magee • • • lnfielder Henry ainglnrdl hus „uen SANFORD NOVELTY sold by Salt Lake to Portland ind GARAGES Monroe Swartx has been turned J ack to Seattle. WORKS Smith Bros. Garage • • • Expert Repairing Will la Butler, who hnd been <J ring V. C. COLLER, Prop. Infield Jobs for the Portland club un­ OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES til Sammy Hale arrived, has been l ^ Oak and First General Shop and M ill rn his release. • • • REAL ESTATE Yes, there are colored player* lg Work the major leagues. Sure thing t CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Brown of the Olnnts and Blue of D*> E. F. Lane trolt, for Instance. 517 Commercial Street * • • Real E sta te and Insurance Pitcher BUI Matthews of the BoL Phone 95 tlmore International league club hae COLONIAL LAMPS* i been sent to the Moline (IB.) club of the Three-! league. • • • Geo. W. Knight The High Point club of the Pied­ Real E sta te and Insurance mont league anhounces the snle of James (Bed) llolt, first baseman to SANFORD FLORIDA the New York Americans. , • * • Eddie Lennon, who bus been on ths Bridgeport pitching stnff for several years, has been released to Ports­ mouth of the Virginia league. * • • One of the late additions from the collego fields to the Athletics Is Wal­ ter Wolfe, a Houthpuw pitcher. He hnlls from Lebanon Valley college. • • • George (Duffy) Lewis located him­ self lust week nnd will be back In the Pacific Coast league. He has ngrecd to Join the Salt Lake club. • • • Cntcher Ollle Fuhrmnn, turned back to Connie Mack by Atlnnta when Bill Bnrlden was signed, lias been trans­ ferred to the Norfolk club of the Vir­ ginia league. • • • Pitcher Joe Cooper, lost year In ths Minor league and this year playing In­ dependent hall, has come back Into the fold and hns joined the niootulugtou Three-1 team. • • • Chief Leonard, cnptuln and pitcher of tho Colgate university baseball team, hns Joined the Chicago Culm for a trial. He was nn nil around athletic star at Colgute. • • • A new colleglnn with the Chatta­ nooga team Is George Johnson, who comes from Alabama. The Detroit club had signed Idm, turning him over to Chattanooga for seasoning. * * « Walter Kecley, the youngster who hnR been with Rochester under option from Brooklyn, has boon reealled by the Brooklyn club and shipped to Rockford of tho Three-1 league. • * e • • Ike Boone, the Alabama star, who Is doing such great work for the New Orleans Pelicans, will naturally go to the Brooklyn Dodgers \inder the work­ ing agreement between the two clubs. • • « The three best pitchers In the Const league nro nil major league discards. They nre Johnny Couch, Frank O’Doul and Arthur Reinhart. O'Doul Is the most spectacular, because of bis long winning streak. • • • George Swartz, left-hander of the Dallas pitching staff holds the honor if pitching the first no-hlt game of the -yasofi In the Texas league. He sal Houston down without a safety In h 1 lo ll game ou June 2A, . . . , . '* - GROCERS Deane Turner Staple and Fancy Groceries Welaka Block Phonea 497-494 Sanford, Fla. GILLON & FRY ..Employment Bureau.. Phone 442 The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club TRANSFER requests nil young women dealring employment to register nt the First “W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS’* National Bank. Quick Service Transfer AGNES C. BERNER, Chairman Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; if Mat Eyca Exnmlnrd Glasses Designed tell ub . Phone 498 Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Sanford’s New H o u r 31.50 Up Per Day OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Graduate Northern Illlnuia College 212 East First St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS 0. 0. WILSON. Owntr SATISFACTORY SERVICE ANI) REASONABLE PRICES .. W lrbt llrolhnra (lin g o Building Tube and Tire Repair S. A. HOUSTON By Adams-Bnrre Method The Kitchener club Is the latest In 210 Magnolia Avenue the Mint lengue to nppenl to the fans for help. The officers of the club an­ Phone 175 Fourth and Sanford Ava. nounce n deficit of over $11,000, part New Era Printery of It from lust year’s operations. • - G. Bassett Smith, Prop. COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING General Machine and Boiler. Wdrk’’ Automobile Starter Gear Banda,. Mounted on Fly Wheel* Automobile Crank Shafts Returned Gna Engines and Pumps Overhauled i Irrigation Nipplea Phone IS: C. A. WHIDDON CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Cte. Phone 165 PRINTING 250 HnmmcrmiU envelopes printed, $1,76.—Seminole Printery, 902 French, ave. 87-ttjr» J o h n R u s k in BEST AND BIG G EST The more yon smoke them C IG A R - Ike better yoaTl like then W rite for our Premium Catalog No. 4 I. LEWIS CIGAR MFO. CO., NEWARK. N. J. Laricst Independent Cigar Factoiy tn tha World. POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE • i �THE 3A N 70R D DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1921 TRANSPORTATION BY STBAMRR of health found a great deal of oh* jcctlon to some .of the camps 'last _ f AND TRUCK. winter and a number of people were —Money in the bank is the There seems to be no doubt but removed and placed under .g\edlcal what freight rates havo reached a <$re because thejr, were careers and connecting link between point that compels us to look for ad­ Bpreadera of disease. In some In* stances in a number of the camps, the ditional methods of transportation— man and his opportunity. by truck and by steamer. Florida, has investigations made by tho health of­ been dependent on two lines of rail­ ficers disclosed immoral .‘conditions roads for tho transportation of hugo which were extremely undesirable and quantities of produce for too long— we wore Informed only last week by seemingly. We have a short thirty one of tho retiring members of the miles on our West Const to build health board that it was the intention which would give a short line to north­ to see that more stringent regula­ ern points and relieve the very evi­ tions wero adopted this winter if the HARDING MEANT WELL dent congestion of both^utgoingrand old board had remained in ocico.— Anent the. campaign that President incoming freight. When we look back Lcenburg Commercial. Your opportunity may come Harding wnnted to pull in tho south over the years that this short span to stamp out pollngrn we believe that has been lying practically all graded, A heat wave is not quite so bod as tomorrow. he was actuated by the best of mo­ wo begin to wonder if we have not a crime wave. The psychologists tives and thnt he wanted to help the been treated unfairly. That piece of don’t waste so many words trying to South. It might have seemed like railroad was started and abandoned, explain it. bad advertising to say that the South and tho contractors paid off for the T h a t curfew law Is the thing. was hard hit by tho low price of cot­ amount of labor uncompleted. The o ■ •—— Now let it bo enforced to the letter ton nnd thnt somo of the people were railroad evidently foresaw something Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575, General Stat­ not making high wages and thoy wore or other that would redound to their fo r every child in the city. utes, Laws of Florida benefit over the longer haul. not getting the proper food and con­ ----------- y-----------In justice to the railroads It must sequently pellagra had broken out Notice is hereby given that C. D. And let the police force get active A Community Bulldlr” be admitted that this section of theagain. Hut regardless of all that It Brumley, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ fas finding out Just what the young seems to us that President Harding state is the child of their creation, But cate No. 377, dated thp 2nd day of boys are doing a t night. in his statement wanted to help the tho child has grown—so much so that June, A. D. 1010,'has filed said certi­ President F. P. FORSTER • — o ---------------it is now being improperly administer­ South nnd that' he really had informa­ ficate in my office, and has made apMany of the kids twelve and fourtm n years old are getting cigarettes tion from official sources that pel­ ed to. We complain, and we think plicatlon-for tax deed to issue In ac­ B. F. WHITNER Cashier wUskey. Where are they getting lagra had developed to an alarming with good renaon. We must take to cordance with law. Said certificate *hemT If should be somebody's busi­ degree in same of the Southern states. the water and tc the motor truck. The embraces the following described Florida was not specified nnd some of Mnliory and Clyde lines of stenmpra property situated in Seminole county, n e ss to know. our Sanford physicians who know, Bay have been operating to Florida points, Fin., to-wit S tt of NE 1-4 of NWK of — — o---------- August is supposed to bo a dull that pellagra is in the South and most nnd to the everlasting credit of theso NK 1-4, Sec. 23, Twp. 21 S., Rnngo 32 Pure Milk and Cream. Morning and af­ month but It will be one of Sanford's of us who have studied the situation lines it must be stated that both hnvo E., 5 acres. The said land being nsbuilt their business from a non-profJ B0Mctl at the dnte of the issunneo of ftlso know thnt it is in the South and best. The business men of this city ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. H. certificate in the nnmo of Un­ will not allow for uny dull months in has been in Florida. If the president it basis to the volume they now enTillis, Stokes & Mlllltzers; Popular Sanford nnd they intend to put on tho of the United States wants to give joy—which is not nt nil on a really known. Unless Hald certificate shall special sales all of this month and the South the assistance of the bonrd ppylng volume, it must be under-. be redeemed according to law tax Markets. Phone 400 your wauls make it worth while to come to Saft- of health nnd other bureaus to stamp stood. There are other lines opernt- <|oej will issue thereon on the 9th ford to trade. The business men of out the disense we think his heart is ing from the West Coast: The Gulf dny 0f August, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature nnd this city realize that it is wise to dis­ certainly in tho right place nnd ho nnd Southern Steamship Company, pose of their summer goods w^ile it had no wish to injure Florida or uny plying between Tampa and New Or-V-nl this tho 5th dny of July, A. D. Consulting Chemlat says of the »nier: “Of the many watara of this and oili­ is summer and get ready for their full other Southern state. Wo nro alwnys IcnnH, and the Peninsula and Occiden- 1021. (SEAL) er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior tn all good quali­ E. A. DOUGLASS, and winter goods thnt nro coming willing to give n man credit for try­ tnl Steamship Company, between 1 ties to that of tho ‘Elder Water."—Phone 31J-W. Office In MlUer Building Clerk Circuit Court, along from time to time. It is the ing lo do what he thinks is right nnd Tampa and Cubs. In the punt we have been troubled, Scminolr. County, Fin. wise merchant that puts on Bales nnd we believe President Hurding wns E L D E R SPRING S W ATER CO. with car shortage nnd bud rolling 7.r,.Ctc Ily: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. sells tho goods while the selling Is right. stock, especially in refrigerator cars. _ _ _ _ _ o ------good nnd it is the wise merchant who THEATRE RESORT Congestions of traffic have caused tre-1 lfo„ cc of Application for Tax Deed advertises judciously and uses the THIS WOULD PAY WAR DEBT DANCE HALL CAFE mendous losses to Florida shippers Under Seclioh B7r>| General SintDaily and Weekly Herald to sot forth AND BONUS nnd consignees. If the rnilronds nro his special bargains in n manner thnt ELECTRIC utes, Laws of Florida will make them move. It is up to the Not one rich man's son out of 117 overloaded, and If I t is impossible to Notice is hereby given that Klen PIANOS ORCHESTRIONS merchants of any city ns to whether ever dies rich, Dr. Russell Conwoll as­ handle freights at other than u well- Arcs, purchaser of Tax Certificate they wnnt to take n vncntlon during certains. Usually tho rich man’s son nigh prohibitive rate to Florida grow­ No. 1011, dated tho 3rd dny of July, FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES tho summer months or whothor they squanders it in some spectacular way, ers nnd shippers, then we feel it A. D. 1915, has filed said cortificnto at Reduced Prices want to keep things moving by put­ setting a bad example to other youths should be right and proper for us to in my office, and has made applica­ ting on sales nnd keeping* business of the country. Then why not solve turn to those other methods of trans­ tion for tnx deed to issuu in accordmoving. our tax problems and pay our deserv­ portation thnt nro not overloaded, not unce with law. Said certificate em­ ------------o----------ing service men a bonus, as every oth­ subject to congestion of trufTic, nnd braces the following described proper­ W. S. HAYNE, Tampa, Florida ' OUR HOYS er country has done, using ns an in­ which will constitute a competitive ty situated in Seminole county, Flor­ -W IRE strument an Inheritance tax which wny without which we are hardly ida, to-wlt: Frnct. WVi E of Ry. WRITE- ------------------------PHON E-----------------------Boys arc nervous animals nnd in shall operate on swollen fortunes. A likely to get anywhere ort n plane of Block 11, Tier 11 A. C. Mkrtin’a Add. the "calf stage" between thp ages of tax, for instance, thnt would take all justice or equality. South nnd Cen­ to the Town of Sanford. Tho said We land being assessed at tho date of the 12 and 20 nrc apt to have many queer but one million dollars of each swol­ tral Florida are being stifled. Ideas of tho world in general and they len fortune upon the death of its own­ must come up for nir, and wo think issuance of such certificate in tho euro at onco the pleasure and despair er, would pay off the war debt in this the wny lies via the water nnd motor nnmo of W. G. Aldridge. Unless said o f thoir parents, their tenchers nnd generation and impose no hardships routes. We wnnt to get along in certificate shall he redeemed accord­ th e ir friends. BoyB must have some on anybody. Tho. worst it could do nmity with the rnilronds, but we think ing to law tax deed will issue there­ /outlet for their buoyant animal spirits might be to turn the minds of sonic this mutter of trapsportntion is bigger on on tho 9th day of August, A. U. en d the best way to give them nn out­ of our gilded youth toward some­ thnn they know of—or possibly care 1921. l e t U to give them something to do in thing more really satisfying and to think of.—Florida1Grower. Witness my official signature und ----------- o----------‘-the day time in the way of work uncL Wholesome, than hunting for n good seal this the 5th dny of July, A. D. Tecreation of some Hort nt night. There time. ✓ HOIIIIED HAIR. 1921. sare many ways in which they can be Such an inheritance tax would pay (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ttafcen care of nnd Sanford men are for the war In twenty years. It is a Some reformers are never so un­ . Clerk Circuit Court, doing their utmost to take care of tnx that could not be passed on to the happy as when they have nothing to Seminole County, Fin. ffcem In the right manner. In thin people. Ah nearly nil existing grent reform. Perhnps that Is tho reason 7-5-Gtc Hy: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. work, however, they are receiving but fortunes either were built up or wore why some of them, after expressing poor support from the parents of the doubled during the war, while tho disapproval of the extreme in femi­ HE advertisements in this paper were written to to y s who could be nnd should be re­ young men of tho country wero sacri­ nine attire, want to regulate tho Notice of Application for Tnx Deed Under Section 575, General Stat­ ceiving benefit from the efTortn of a ficing their opportunities or their length of women's hair. Such regu­ you. It is impossible for more merchants and utes, Laws of Florida Yew public-spirited men. Tho Snnford lives and health, it is only simple jus- lations would have little or no effect, manufacturers to send you n personal letter nbout Notice is hereby given thnt L. F. men who have plenty nnd who could tire that nftcr this wealth has served generally speaking. 'A ttem pts hnvo Kopor, purchaser of Tnx Cortificnto their goods, their wareB nnd their services. So they give to tho institutions thnt nrc en­ Ub accumulator, that all there is re­ been made to regulate women's appar­ No. 01, dated the 4th dny of June, A. pay us for tho privilege of calling these things to deavoring to care for the boys ure tho maining of it over a million dollars your attention in our advertising columns. * ones who arc giving nothing—no time should be turned over to the govern­ el by law or by proclamations, but not D. 1917, has filed said certificate in o r money—nnd it will come home to ment for the purpose of puying off much success has attended them. Tho my office, and has made application them with full force some dny thnt tho debt created by thut war. Can attacks on bobbed hair doubtless for tax deed to issue in accordance { (T If they did not know that a certain proportion they have had the greatest opportun­ you see anything wrong about that? would pnss without serious t notice with law. Suid certificate embraces j ]| of our reuders would-he vitally interested in were it not th.at some industrin con­ the following described property sit­ ity of thoir life to serve nnd they hnve —Cnpper’s Weekly. cerns .in the east have made rules their messages, they could not afford to advertise. uated in Seminole county, Florida, topassed by on the other side. Few men wit: Lot 11, Hlk 11, Tier 15, Wm. ngninst it. Some years ago various It would he a losing proposition. b i this city give any time to the grow­ NO SECTIONALISM IN THE factory owners and railway execu­ Clurk’s Sub. Dlv. of Blk. 11, Tier 15, in g boys, tho future citizens of the INCOME TAX tives issued orders ngninst tho use of of Snnford. Tho said land being as­ «rity and slntc. Few men wish to fj Rend tho advertisements ns you would a personsessed nt tho date of the issunneo of take up nny time with the education The income tnx returns by states intoxicants by their employes because || al letter. Many of them are just as important— o f the youth nnd consequently with for tho year 1919 throw nn interest­ It lowered standards of efficiency. such certificate in the name of Un­ and just ns interesting. They will help you to the exception of n few who hn''e dono ing light on the alleged sectionalism The moral question hnd nothing to do known. Ur'ess said certificate Hhall Bind are doing ull they enn to keep of the tnx. The grent manufacturing with the situation. Now it seems, the be redeemed according to Inw tnx economize ami to keep posted on store news of real the boys in the decent plnccs, theio stateH of the North nnd East, New office executives hnve decldod thnt deed will Issue tharcon on the 9th day interest to you and your pockethook. .has been but little accomplished Ip York lending, necessnrily contributed girls with bobbed hair are not effi­ of August, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature nnd -thin respect. the largest amount of tnx revenue. cient. It is suspected thnt any office fj Don’t lay aside this newspaper without rending seal this tho 5th dny of July, A. D. And what will the harvest be? Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts girl who goes to work nttiro'd some­ the advertisements. You can get your answer from prcH- nnd Illinois, nil paid taxes on net in­ thing like n Christmas tree will ho 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, *ent and future events. come in excess of $1,000,009,000 nnd too busy with hor mirror, lip stir'.' Clerk Circuit Court, And this laxity on the part of the New York on nearly $3,500,000,000. eyebrow pencil, rouge pad nnd powder Seminole County, Fla. .majority of tho men of Snnford enn But analyzed with respect to tho av­ puff to give nil of her time to her em­ Ily: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. be laid at their doors nnd not at those erage tnx Idll of the individual tnx ployer. There will ho sympathy for 7-5-Otc o f tho real men of this city who are payer, the figures effectually dispose employers who hnvo Rtruck ngninst doing ail in their power to keep the of the chnrgc of a conspiracy of the turning their office into theatrical Notice of Application for Tax* Deed '■boys clean and nro doing it by their cotton states to multch the North. Under Section 575, General Stat­ dressing rooms. But why a girl con •own individual efforts. If every citiutes, Laws of Florida Thus, this average for North Curo- not be just a Hcfflciont with bobbed ■xen of Sanford gave a dollar a year iinn, Claude Kitchin'H state, Wns Notice is hereby .given that J. E. hair ns with long tresses is not clear. -to the community fund for the better- $209.20, ns compared with $183.27 for Lning, purchaser of Tax Certificate A girl with hnhhed hair has less hair Ohio. For Louistnnn it wus $243.73, with which to fusH, but it may require No. 00, dated the 2nd dny of Juno, A. D. 1919, has filed Bald certificate in us against $235.41 for Illinois, $237.30 more fussing.—Indiannpolis Nows. my office, nnd has made application for Pennsylvania nnd $204,18 for for tax deed to issuo in accordanco New Jersey. Georgia’s nnd Florida's RAISIN CUSTARD AUTO CAMPS NOT SO NUMEROUS with law. Said certificate embraces avernges were $155 and $140.20 re­ tho following described property sit­ spectively, tiH against $125.10 for Col­ After nil the starts made in Lees­ uated in Seminole county, Florida, toorado and $120,07 for Minnesota. In Beat 2 eggs slightly, add oneAlahunm the average wus $114.45 und burg towards _the establishing of a wit: Lot 9, Block 9, Tier C, Sanford. fourth teaspoon salt, one-half in Arkansas $120.29, which cornpuro free auto comp, finnlly culminating The said land being assessed at the teaspoon nutmeg, 1 cup of Kingwith $103.35 in Indiana and $118,15 last winter in n enmp that housed a date of the issuance of such certifi­ K. Seeded Raisins, cut in pieces good ninny travelers, somo of whom cate in the name of Unknown. Unless in Iowa. and add 2 cups of milk. Pour wero grateful und more wore inclin­ said certificate shall be redeemed ac­ Altogether the tnx appears to ilnd into six individual ramekins and ed to knock the accommodations, wo cording to law tax deed will Ibsuc tho income, from whatever section of bake slowly in pan of water un­ the country derived, und to operate find that only n fow towns in Florida thereon on the 18th dny of August, til firm. Stir once during bak­ 'equitably. Where wealth is concen­ nro Intending to operate these camps A. D. 1921. ing. Thnt depend* on the liver. trated a larger aggregate will he tak­ the coming wlntor. Witness my 'official signature and I -------There Js another feature of camp seal this the 12th dny of July, A. D. en by the tux collector, this being an D r . M i l e s ’ L i v e r P i l l s / , '[ Ufe that may add to the inconvenience 1921. Inescapable condition of the levy. But | mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional^ ( the fallacy is pretty well disproved of those who may return expecting (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS,1 laxative or for chronic constipation. At all druggists thnt there is any degree of sectional* nn even greater number, of places in Clerk Circuit Court, WELAKA BLOCK , ism in the income tnx.—New York which to enmp than they hnd offer­ Seminole County, Florida. Phones 497-494 Times. ed them Inst yenr. The stato hoard 7-12-0tc By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. ment of tho boys through tho various organizations that are working here for the boys there would bo some of the greatest stunts pulled off here for the benefit of the boys that the world has ever witnessed. But thostf men do not tako any in­ terest in this great movement and the Ml J. P O L L Y _____________ Rdltor great movements lag for the wont of N f. V. LILLARD—Secretary-Treasursr necessary funds withwhich to prose­ .General Manager K*. A. NEEL. cute tho work and the boys roam the CURTIS BARBBR sheets and fall Into bod company nnd cQtui-iTio* K inanu you know the rest, "Phone 148 up to 8 P. M * SPENCER’S DAIRY G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS WA T E R ^ r J , . ^ ^ MISTER MANAGER THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY qA s Interesting as Tour Every Day M ail T Living* Deane Turner OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE I �■ ’ ■ .1’a," . ' . THE SA N FC Sn DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 , 1M1 tittle Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items afInterest out The City «£ * * * * * * * * * * THE WEATHER For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Wedneaday. Pnrtly cloudy and probably lo­ cal thundershowers. ********** p. B. Chatham, of Tnmpn, Is here on a business mission. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoe ft 108-tfc Clothing Co. j. E. Phipps, of Longwood was in the city yesterday on business. • *, 4 Sammary of the Floating Small Talks Sncdnctly Arranged for Herald Readers * * * * * * * * * * SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE something to eat had two business talks, one from R. J, Holly on Trade Extension, end one from 8. 0. Chase on his visit to the Philadelphia Ro­ tary club. President H. R. Stovens being absent, First Vice-President G. W. Knight presided and there were excellent reports from all tho com­ mittees. Mnny good things are plan­ ned by Sanford Rotarlnns for tho fu­ ture. Yes, It’s hot but the little showers cooled it off consider­ ably InHt night and It was much cooler. Also the clouds kept the bulb down some yes­ terday and altogether it was not so worse. We can look for some hot weather this month but when we say hot wo do not mean tho kind of hot weather that Is handed out to the northern states in this month. And then the report today Is not bad: 5:40 A. M. AUGUST 2 Maximum ............... 94 Minimum ......................... 71 Range. ................. 74 Barometer .................. 30.18 Rain,, .trace. Calm and clear. Greene Smith, the efficient baggage master at tho A. C. L, unlonyotation leaves today for Balnbrldgo and oth­ er points in Georgia whore he will spend tho next two weeks on a well earned vacation. DR. MOORE HAILS FROM PENSACOLA TO S A N F O R D And Not From Milton as Stated Yes­ terday In the Herald l - 1- ' 1 v \ , r 11 1 « FAGS R Y E ■ >*— ' •. . 1 1 is and. has always been recognized as the very best, for * »y'« „■ i ,* Men, Women and Children And if you would wear the kind that look the nicest, last the longest and cost you less, g et N0TASEME. On yesterday wo were made to re­ cite that Dr. Tom Moore, the optome­ trist, who has recently arrived in the Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits city to take up hiB abodo and find his reduced to $1.08.—Sanford Shoo ft fortune, enme from Milton to San­ Clothing Co. 103-tfe ford—this is not tho situation. Dr. nnd Mrs. Moore came to Sanford from Clins. J. Cavonuugh, of Wilming-, Pensncola. He has been in Milton, ton, N. C., was In tho city yesterday but not to stay any length of time ih transacting business. years. When Uncle-Sc m called for 7 //f s r j t f f r ///jr / s fighters he wns teaching school in 1010 MODEL NASH FOR SALE nt West Floridn, but heard tho call and August is here. $<H)(). New tires and in excellent spent two yenrs In France nnd Hol­ mechanical condition. See us at once. land answering thnt call. Upon his Some hot child, he is too. —B. & 0. Motor Co. 111-tfc return he took up tho study of his But the backbone of old summer chosen profession, optometery nnd Thu Board of County Commissionoptics, received his degree from the urn held their regular meeting yester­ will soon be broken. Northern Illinois College of Optome­ day. Hon. Chris. Codrington, editor of try, took his practical work in tho manufacturing department of tho ( Oliver Twist and Middy Wnah Suits the DeLund News, was a visitor to Florida Opticnl Compnny nt Jackson-} reduced to $1.08.—Snnford Shoo ft the city yesterday. ville, came to Sanford, married MIbb Clothing Co. 103-tfc There are as many places of amuse­ Nottyo Moines, and the two then went lion. 0. P. Swope, of Oviedo, has ment and probably more around Snn- to live in Pensncola where Dr. Moore WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT returned from a two weeks trip to ford than any other part of the state. lins for the past year been in charge BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL Classified advertisements, 5 cents a tine. No ad taken for less than of the examination, testing, fitting Chicago and other points. He Was All they need is developing, LUSTRE AT ONCE 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash nnd manufacturing department of tho -»___ huru yesterday attending the meeting must accompany all orders. Count five words to a Hne and remit ae< Watch the columns of the Daily Ingram Optical Parlors, which firm is Gray Imir, however handsome, de­ cordingly. of tin' county commissioners. Herald this week for special an­ well known throughout West Florida, notes advancing age. We all know Eastern Alabama and South Gcorgin. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits nouncements of big sales. You will Dr. Moore states that he believes in the advantages of a youthful appear­ FOR SALE—Bunaglow, 0 rooms nnd FOR RENT reduced to $1.08.—Sanford Shoo & save money by shopping through the the future of Sanford ami to that end ance. Your hair Is your charm. It bath, cash or terms. See Mrs. makes or mars the face. When it Clothing Co. 103-tfc Daily Herald every day. 110-Gtp lie expects to contribute by giving fndei, turns gray nnd looks strenked, F o r IlfeNT—2 nicely furnished house Dodds, 905 Magnolia Ave. keeping rooms, $10.00 per month, Sanford an up-to-date Optical Parlor. FOR SALE—Clean old news­ Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee left just a few applications of Sage Ten The Boy Scouts will have another He has purchased Dr. Brand's place, and Sulphur enhances its appearance gns; 2 nice large, cool bed rooms, 205 papers at the Herald office. yesterday afternoon for Montreat, N. Onk Ave., Euglc Home, Mrs. Ridd­ chicken pillnu Thursday afternoon at and is now rearranging the fittings, a hundred-fold. C., where they ^ill attend tho Prcabyling. Silver Lake. All tho big brothers nre moving in new furnishings and receiv­ WANTED Don’t stay grnyl Look young! FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front Invited to attend nnd help the Scouts tcriun Assembly nnd expect to be ab­ ing largo quantities of both rough and WANTED—Plowing, hauling or harEither prepnre the recipe nt homo or cat the chicken pillnu, enjoy the swim­ sent for the month of August. bed room. Call after 0 p. m., 411 finished stock. Dj\ Moore Btntos th a t get from nny drug store a bottle of rowing to do. Call Appleby, phone 109-3tp ming nnd help on the work of putting he will he well equipped to examine, “ Wyothli Sage nnd Sulphur Com­ Park Avenue. 207-W. 78-8dtp Mayor Stovens ami Mrs. Stevens the grounds in shape. FOR RENT- 2 suites of furniahed and Miss Rebecca nre spending some test nnd fit any pair of eyes in the pound," which is merely the old-time WANTED—Team work" Inquire" M". rooms, nnd ono bedroom.—Mrs. W. time in' Wilkes Bnrrc, Pa., their old city, with glnssus made especially for recipe improved by the addition of Hanson Shoo Shop. 02-2Gtp Before buying nny other car, let us F. Leavitt, 317 Elm, corner 3rd street. that pair of eyes. He iH also nhlo to other ingredients. Thousands of folks home, nnd they will also visit Phila­ WANTED—30 acres truck farm, show you the Hupmobilo. Tho car 110-3tc do manufacturing of lenses and short­ recommend this ready-to-use prepara­ Phono 437-W. delphia before returning homu. fruited, on good road, close to sta­ with low repair costs, tho wondorful ly expects to fit hiH manufacturing tion, bccuUHc it darkens the hair beau­ FOR RENT—IFurnished rooms for tion. Price must be right. Give com­ economy, the nbility to keep going, light housekeeping, 318 Palmetto Thu Stay-nt-Home Club will bo tho department sufficiently to supply all tifully, besides, no one can possibly plete description. Mr. Storer, Box the long life, and high re-sale prices 110-Gtp 235, Atlanta, Ga. guest of Mine Host Fred Ilugans of other optlcjuns and optometrists in tell, as it darkens so naturally nnd Ave. for second hand Hups. Demonstra­ Middle Florida. Tho Herald joins in evenly. You moisten n sponge or soft lm f S T D —To rent a small tions .gladly given.—B. ft O. Motor the Chuluotu Inn Thursday night at a wishing Dr. Moore much success. FOR SALE brush with it, drawing this through big chicken dinner and dinner dance furnished or unfurnished by 87-tfc This will be amontf the many pleas­ the hair, tn'Ji.g one small strand at FOR SALE—House, 5 rooms nnd bath, round tenant. Write Mrs. H., 300 Elm Electric lights and gas. 805 Elm. Ave. or phone 528. a time. By morning the gray hair ant occasions of this popular club. RUBYE DE REMER llO-'itp The mnny friends of Mrs. Hnzzard disappears; after another application —H. N. Lumley, 002 French. Phono regret to see her leave Sanford today HELD MOST PER­ or two, its nnturni color is restored 404. 75-tfc A squad of men from Compnny D LOST for her home in Augustn, Gn. Mrs. nnd it becomes thick, glossy nnd lus­ FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Plymouth FECT BY ARTIST left yesterday for Jacksonville whore llnzzard has been the guest of her LOST—Child's'bathing -Child’s 'bathing suit, brown trous, and you appear yenrs younger. Rock eggB, $2 per sotting. Apply color. Return tu Herald office and parents, Cnpt. nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas, they will take preliminary training —Adv. nt Horn'd office or address Box 874. receive reward. *uul llelleu. Hays Lending Woman of before the encampment takes place. 107-0tp Tor some time nnd is lenviftg with tho 270-tfc “The Passionate Pilgrim'* Is Thu company will entrain hero Fridny promise that she will return to •'spend LOST—On Orlando road, 1 pkg. pnint ROD AND GUN CLUB morning for Jacksonville and tho boys licuuty Queen FOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ brushes, 1 pkg. paint overalls, etc. the holidays here. HELD MEETING LAST expect to have ten days of vacnction ply 402 Snnford Ave., and Fourth Finder notify Box 20-A. llt-&tp NIGHT AT COURT HOUSE. Rubye Do Rcmcr, who has tho lend­ nnd truining that will be of great Street. 94-01. HE BOUGHT A LEXINGTON nnd ing feminine role in "The Passionate benefit to them. left his old one with ub, nnd we are The members of the Sanford Rod FOR SALE—30U, 8-ft. Cypress Fence Pilgrim," the superb Cosmopolitan offering this cur nt $1,200. 1020 mod­ posts, 25c each.—H, Roberts, Route nnd Gun Club met last niftht In the picture released by Paramount, and el, Cord tires, etc. Would be a bar­ WE CAN SAVE you money on nuto^ which will he shown nt the Star The­ court house for the purpose of adopt­ A, Box 200. 91-tf mobiles. Wo have now in stock sev­ gain at $1,500. For quick sale $1,200 . ----- AND-----ing by-laws and the discussion of atre tonight has been proclaimed the FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobilo truck, $000. takes it. Terms can be arranged with eral good used cars thnt we are offer­ queen of American beauties by Paul several other important matters. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick responsible purchaser.—B. & O. Motor ing at prices to suit you. Terms: one- Hellcu, the celebrated French nrtiHt. Seven new mambers were reported 4, $100. The above cars are real bar­ third nnd one-half cash, balance in rV . 111-tfc Mr. Hellcu states thnt Miss De Re­ by the committees that have be . gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. ten monthly payments.—B. & O. Mo­ iner “is perfection in beauty of fea­ working on membership, which maker- At Willit-mo’ Garage, N. H. Garner. It is rumored that n big department tor Co., 209 Pnrk Ave., Sanford, Fin. ture, coloring nnd grncc." The nrtist n,total membership of 13S. The com­ 104-tfc • . 111-tfc -.lore will bo nmong the mnny new is an authority In thl« regard .and his mittees have not completed their work FOR SALE—A bargain that counts, lines of business to be started here judgment is regarded ns tho final nnd expect to bring in number of this winter. It seems thnt business 1 army tent, 10x10 feet. Value MADE SPECIAL FOP THIS The Sanford Rotary Club held word ho thnt when he assorts Miss lie applications nt tho next meeting which CLIMATE $138. Sale prico $35.—Thrasher & here at present is only confined to the their regular weekly luncheon todny Rcmcr to bo the most perfect type of wil be belli on Monday night, Au­ Garner. store rooms. With more store rooms at the Valdez Hotel and along with 10G-2wc Make Your House Smile With American feminity, there is none to gust 8th. • there will bo more business houses. their customary menu of songs and FDIt" SALT]UUA garage for" yom# cur. SUN-PROOF PAINT dispute the dictum. , By-laws for the government of the Real bargain. $18.00.—Thrasher & Miss de Remcr has tho role of nn club were adopted and nre now being 102-2wc invalid heiress in "The Passionate Pil­ drawn up. Printed copies will be sent Garner. FOR SALE—Truck, Reo Speed wag­ J ’ | grim" nnd during most of the action to each member in a short time. on, in excellent condition. Run only II. A. HALVER­ of the story, she is seated in a wheel Plans for the now club house wore 2800 mjles.—Geo. W. Knight. Phone clmir. But love finally cures her and SON, Proprietor 107-0tc I she finds happiness in the love of a also discussed at last night's meeting 481. Welaka Block Sanford, Fla. man she has befriended—tho-role por­ and it is expected that an announce­ FOR SAl-E—Cottuge nt Coronado trayed by Matt Moore. The east is ment concerning the starting of work Beach, nil furnished. For informa­ CLEARWATER.—Three prominent on the building will be made ns soon large 'and exceptionally brilliant. tion, write to Mrs. F. L, Myers, Luke citizens of Clearwater indulging in •> 1 ns the membership committees have Helen, Fin._________________107-8tp the popular local sport of catching completed their work. MASONS ATTENTION. FOR SALE—Porto Rico sweet potn- mullet with enst nots, experienced tho \ IlED CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL t Regular meeting of Sanford Lodge JACKSONVILLE.—In Hue with the tp vines to plant. $2.00 per thouH- surprise of their lives ono night lust No. 02 F. & A. M., will bo held to­ actions of other cities 'n th 1 state, nnd. Call 4G or see G. C. Fellows nt week when they threw 7i net into a t CARS, two year guarantee 108-Gtp school of fish in McKay's creek near night nt 7:30 In the Masonic hall. steps have been taken in city council Southern Utility office. Work in the Third Degree will he ex­ hero luwurd curbing the nuctuvnnl FOR SALE—1920 Dort touring car Indian Rocks, Tavor Bnyly, banker, ! SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS emplified. All visiting Masons are promenades of this »<ty's juv'iii'cq $450 cash; 1920 Olds 8 touring, John Davey, landed proprietor, and cordially invited to attend. Refresh­ + THE HEST e q u i p p e d r e p a i r s h o p a n d t h e b e s t but according to snru. of the council- $G00 cash.—Haight & Magee, Oppo­ Charles Campbell, nil "mullet hounds" ments, 110-Gtc as Campbell, In charge of tho party, men, any proposed curfew ordinance site Valdez Hotel. I MECHANICS IN THIS VICINITY l will meet with strong opposition. FOR SALE—Chnlmers Master six, in expressed it, wero the co-stars in the piny with nn alligator four feet long WEST PALM BEACH.—Plans nre Councilman Garcin would i tvo nli I Cars Washed and Polished for.................$2.00 perfect condition, $500 cash.— as the loading man. "We stopped being clrnwn by County Engineer Roy persons under the age of til off tho Haight & Magee, opposite Valdez Ho­ + nt McKay’s creek and castncttcd along F. Goldman, for wooden bridges to streets bj^9:30 under tho teemu cf his tel. ilO-Otc | LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTJS the bnnk with varying success," said supplant tho ferry service across tho proposal. + — .... FOR SALE—1021 Maxwell touring Campbell, in tolling of the affair, "hut West Palm Beach and Hllshorough car, used very llttlo. A real bar­ the most sensational part of the ovoCanals hero. N r- Goldman estimates DRINK gain for $450 cash.—Haight & Ma­ ning wns when John Davey threw that tho bridges can bo built for ap­ Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98gee, Opp. Valdez Hotil 110-Gtc his net over a four foot alligator. That proximately $0,000 nnd although their pur cent pure. Pho"* SIT. construction has not been definitely FOR SALE—Lnte 1020 Hanson 31x 'gator just dragged poor Davey nil Touring car in fine condition. New over the flat nt the mouth of tho creek. decided upon the county commission­ NuBONB' CORSETS AND 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida tires. £hcap at $1,500, but priced at When Mr. Alligator got tired of the ers are said to be in favor of expend­ $1100 for quick cash sale. If you are fun, he stood up on ris hind legs, care­ BRASSIERES ing part of the first money realized . DISTRIBUTORS FOR in the market for a high class used fully unfastened tho net and left. Made to Order and from the Issue of bonds voted July 1 LEXINGTON and HtfPMOBILE CARS car it will pay you to see us before Davey didn't hnvo such bad uck, after Guaranteed :: for such work. you buy.—Haight ft Magee, Opposite alt, for there were twonty-four big MRS. J. II. COLEMAN 110-Gtc mullet left in tho net." Weinke Bldg. Phone 575-W Vqldez Hotel. HERALD ADS get results. ********** Sanford, F la . SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK C L A S S IF IE D A D S PAINTS WALL PAPER SUN-PROOF PAINT f KOKOMO, UNITED STATES, GOODRICH, f I MASON, MICHELIN TIRES AND TUBES 1 SANFORD PAINT STORE | B . & O M o to r C o . J ___ ______________1 ’l l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/01ad9faa4ab4fdd60d80ac31221ad35e.pdf f93b88ce2e08a0a30e7c8422e902e1e4 PDF Text Text m r |tt . fT.V.., • v‘XfV*'? irjyfr~t'*,tf THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IT SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1921 ’1R 0PEN SHOP POUCY PENNSYLVANIA KNOCKED OUT COMPLETELY NUMBER 11Q Site of Chicago’s Pageant of Progress Exposition ALL WORKERS WILL VOTE IN NEW ELEC­ TION ORDERED HELD BY THE BOARD Other Matters of Vital Interest to Be Bro’t j Up at The A GREAT VICTORY FOR ONION LABOR Labor Board Refuses to Discuss the “Open Shop” Saying Its Only Course in the Matter Was to Mete Out Justice CH ICAG O , August 1.— (By Tho Associated Press).—Declar ing elections of employes’ committees held by the Pennsylvania railroad and by the Pennsylvania shop crafts unions illegal and void, the United States Railroad Labor Board yesterday issued a decision ordering a new balioi to select a committee on negotia­ tion of rules covering working conditions to replace the national agreements established during federal control. The federal decision also canceled rules now in force as a re­ sult of agreements reached by tho railroad with th committee elected on the Pennsylvania ballot. The shop crafts unions ore fully recognized In the board's decision, al­ though nonunion men wero declared to have full and equal rights. In a form ballot drafted for use In tho new election, employes are to be given their choico of representation by tho Pennsylvania system federation, affil­ iated with tho railway employes' de­ partment of the American Federation of Labor, the American Federation of Railroad Workers, or by any othor or­ ganization or individual for whom a majority vote is cast. The labor board refused to bo drawn into a discussion of tho open shop, for which the Pennsylvania has oponly contended. It was on this principle that the railroad refused recently to recognize tho unions’ claims to repre­ sentation of tho majority of shop em­ ployes and proceeded to hold a general election. The bonrd, however, said tho dispute which arose over tho union’s clnim was “merely one of procedure.” Neither tho Pennsylvania’s general election nor a ballot conducted by the system federation was <pir or legal, tho hoard said, and the employes have consequently “been denied their legal right to select representatives for this important conference on rules.” The board's ruling orders n coniceronce on or beforo Aug. 10 between reprcscntntivgA of the bonrd tho Penn­ sylvania system federation or any oth­ er organization hnving shop crafts members and established to function ns 11 hilior organization ns set forth in the transportation net, and any other representative enrrying tho signed au­ thorization of 100 unorganized em­ ployes. 1his conference is to determine the method of holding tho new elec­ tion, nnd the genornl committee will also have charge of the election. BRITISH AHEAD IN YACHT RACI f riU M 'o y. Th8 A..ooUt«a Pro.) c ow LS, Is O f Wright, AJ fUH i . ,r, at Britain today won the second yacht r,'f« for tho Brltish-Amerlcnn cu!> 'n s'x metro class by twenty Points to fifteen. This, with tho first race last Friday, puts tho British raters ahead of tho Anicricuns <12 points to 23. BANDITS hold up cars 0P JACKSONVILLE FOLKS ON PABLO BEACH ROAD. 'By Th« A tiooU t.d P r . u l JACKSONVILLE, Aug. l.- F o u r nnmasked highwaymen operated on n r10tl<l ,lotwcen this city nnd Pnblo '■nch tonight for several hours, ac­ cording to reports made to police ' at quarters. Ono man reported ho u< icon robbed of $14, while several tv,Ur nu*°m°bilo pnrtlcs reported hey had been challenged but es'pet by speeding up their mnehines. n e tonight the police wore guardOR nn automobile parked at tho ber ^ the belief that, it was used by the bjhwnymon and that thoy intended to retum ^ r it. The beach road has a heavy nutomobilo traffic. Upper Silesian Question Will Be Brought to Attention of Council First (By T b. 'A uocl.U d P m .) PARIS, Aug. 1.—The pro­ gram for the forthcoming meet­ ing of the allied supreme coun­ cil, now tentatively set for Aug. 8th, is likely to require consider­ able further negotiation, since there is still a divergence of views between Paris and Lon­ Two views of Chlcugo’s immense municipal pier, die silo of the Pugcuiit of Progress exposition for which the don regarding the advisability city Iiiih been preparing for mouths. ' • | of considering now whether the allied troops ought to be with­ drawn from Dusseldorf, Duis­ burg and Ruhrort in the Ruhr area,, which were occupied last spring as penalties for Ger­ many’s non-fulfillment of the peace treaty’s terms. SID HATFIELD AND ELECTRICAL STORMS IN HORRIBLE TRAGEDY E. CHAMBERS DEAD VARIOUS SECTIONS OF U. S. AT LONELY CAMP NEAR MAYO, FLA. AS RESULT OF DUEL TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE (By Tb# AnocUUd F r .u ) MAYO, Aug 1.—Mrs. Lula Perry and sister, Miss Pearl Malcolm, were burned to death in a lonely camp fif­ teen miles south of here Friday night, according to information reported to officials here. The charred skeletons were found in the ruins with a club, nxo’and butcher knife nearby. Wil­ liam Perry, the husband, states upon returning home after being lost in tho woods Friday night he discovered the houso in flames and all doors and shutters closed and barred, lie wnlkcd two miles to the nearest house to get aid and when they retained they found only the mini wun bouts -if bis wife nnd •.’.Jtor-in-law. JUDGE HOUSHOLD \ RELEASES BOYS TO CARE OF PARENTS AUSTIN ANI) McCAULEY BOYS MUST REPORT EACH EACH WEEK The two young boys, Austin *nnd McCauley, who were tried this morn­ ing for burglary were released by Judge Housholder on probation nnd ordered to report to the probntion of­ ficer each week in the future. Sen­ tence was suspended nnd it is reported the boys will rcniuin in the custody of their parents. Judgo Housholder told tho boys thoy must report regularly if ho suspended sentenco, and if they vio­ lated their pnrolo he would sentence them to the reform school nt Mari­ anna. Judge Housholdci, George A. DoCottcs, Judge Mnines and Itov. E. D. Brownlee, tho probntion officer, ad­ dressed nbout forty boys who had gathered to nttcnd'tho trial, nnd told them of the evils of staying out late at night and associating with unde­ sirable companions; «1bo told them of tho proposed curfew low and explain­ ed its workings. These gentlemen ask tho co-oporntion of tho parents of Sanford in this work nnd urge them to uid them in enforcing tho provis­ ions of the lnw. PRICE IS GOING UP (By T b . AtiocUUd Pr»».) NEW ORLEANS, August 1.—Low­ est report on growing cotton crop ever mndo for July 25, that of 04.7 per cent of normnl, and forecast of the smallest crop in a quarter of n century 8,203,000 bales, resulted in bulge in price of cottpn of $8.00 a bale and more hero today. MINGO COUNTY INDUSTRIAL NEW YORK, August 1.— (By The Associated Press).—At STRIFE GETTING SETTLED least seven persons wero killed and many seriously injured during ' . AT LAST. i* (By T h. A xocU tot P r .t .) WELCH, W. Va., Aug. 1.—Sid Hatfield, former chief of police of Matcwnn, and an outstanding figure In the recent industrial strife in Mingo county, and Ed. Chambers, a policeman of Matewan, were killed in a gun fight in the court house yard here shortly before noon today. E. C. Lively, a private detective, and four other persons were arrested in connection with the Hhooting. Hatfield was arrested at William­ son lost week nnd brought to Welch charged with participation in the shooting up of Lohawnk, n mining village, Inst year. Cham­ bers also was to nppear in court today In connection with the snme case. Hatfield wan out on bail and wns with Chambers this morning when they became in­ volved In n quarrel with Lively nnd some of his friends. In the shouting which followed Hatfield and Chambers were killed. Another Expensive Moral Obligation (By T h. A u o c l.t.d F ro ..) WASHINGTON, August 1.—Legis­ lation authorizing payments to Li­ beria under the $5,000,000 loan to that country previously nrrunged for, was asked by President Harding todny in a letter transmitted to the Bcnnte. Ac­ companying this was n letter from Secretary Hughes to tho president which said n moral obligation rested on tho United Stntcs to make tho lonn. CITY DAS URGED TO PASS CURFEW LAW AT ONCE Georgo A. DcCottcs, state’s attor­ ney; Hon. E. F. Housholder, county judge, nnd Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pro­ bation officer, have issued orders that all minorB, of oither sex, under 18 yenrs of ago, unless accompanied by parent or guardian, must bo nt home at 0:30, nnd will not bo allowed on tho streets after thut hour. Tho city commissioners huvo been requested to at onco pass nnd enforco a curfow law along these lines, and it is probable that thoy will comply with tho request. Spanish Troops Win Important Victory Tho cleverest women In America lives In Tampa. She can mako a man (By T b. AweoUtod F r .u ) believe he 1b all tho things that ho LONDON, Aug. 1.—Spanish troops, knows darned well ho isn’t. fighting their way southward from Melilla, Morocco, through the ranks Marriageable of tho tribesman who havo hemmed You raise rabbits by the ears; but senron i women rfiust be «c«rce down Miami in General Navarro, have won another mn« u , — ■■■•• way. A grown tho renson why j t ,1a dangerous to important victory says a Tanglor dis­ rnisc a guinea pig by the tall is his a thirl18 U8t' elo,,od ovor thoro with thlrteen-yeap-old girl baby. patch to tho London Daily Mail. eyes nro liable to drop ou t severe electrical and wind storms in various sections of the coun­ try yesterday and Saturday night. Four deaths are attributed to lightning. The loss to ouildings struck by lightning and damage to crops, particularly in New England are said to amount to thou­ sands of dollars. One person was killed by lightning in Northfteld, Mass.; Rhinebeck, N. Y.; Lewiston, Me., Marlboro, Mass., and three persons were killed in storms at Benton and Golconda, 111. ENGLISH AND IRISH DEFENSE IN BASE GETTING TOGETHER BALL SCANDAL ON PEACE TERMS NOW HAS INNING ENGLISH AND IRISH ARE GET­ TING TOGETHER. (By T b. A uocU t.4 T ran) CHICAGO, August- 1.—Attorneys for the defense in the base ball trial today opened ton hours of argument in nn effort to convince tho jury that there wns no conspiracy between the former White Sox pinyers und alleged gamblers to throw the 1919 series. The defense probnbly will complotc its ease late todny or tomorrow morning nnd the state will close in about two hours. It is expected the case will go to the Jury late Tuesday or early Wed­ nesday. (By T b. A u o c l.t.d ?r*M) LONDON, Aug. 1.—Developments in the peace negotiations between Lloyd George nnd tho lenders of tho Irish republicans nro imminent, it was reported here today, but tho government lenders refused to lift tho veil of secrecy. It wns admitted in Sinn Fein quarters that a considerable difference of opinion existed among members of the republican parliament respecting concessions to bo demand­ ed of Englnnd. Tercentenary M.E. ORPHANAGE Observe Landing of Pilgrims AT ENTERPRISE At Plymouth Rock GETS FINE GIFT ILy Tb. AmocUi. iI Fr.u) PLYMOUTH, Aug. 1.—Another Mayflower came to Plymouth todny, this one the presidential yacht bring­ ing President Harding nnd official party to join in tho formal observ­ ance of the tercentenary landing of the Pilgrims. Tho days ceremony in­ cluded n colorful parade In which the president tool: part, licth as partici­ pant and reviewer. President Hard­ ing is to speak this afternoon. Through the liberality of the San­ ford Shoo & Clothing Company, of this city, twenty-six little orphans nt the Methodist Orphanage nt Enter­ prise, are wearing hnndsomc now suits. Dr. L. R. Phillips, who is one of the trustees of the institution, was in­ formed that tho Sunford Shoe & Clothing Company, after going thru their stock, had a few suits of cloth­ ing that they would donate to tho Orphanage, If ho would call and get (By T b. A u o c l.t.d P r .u ) them. Needless to say, Dr. Phillips, . WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—Tho de­ who is ever on tho watch for nnything thht would benefit his littlo charges, cline in the cotton crop during July stated that he was coming right now. resulted in n reduction of 23,000 bales He called up Mrs. Brooks, the matron in the forecast of production issued in charge, and told her of tho offer. todny by tho Department of Agricul­ When they called Snturdny nt the ture. The condition of the crop de­ store they wero given 20 suits for clined 4.5 points. the boy«: ..ml were overwhelmed with the magnitude of tho gift, ns these ST. PETERSBURG VOTES BIG PUBLICITY TAX; snme suits are Belling at $10 each at ALSO BORROW MONEY. reduced prices. Messrs. McKinnon and Bradford, ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.—By n tho men who gave tho littlo orphans this pleasure, are among our most lib­ majority of moro than three to one, eral and progressive business men and voters of St, Petersburg has approved doserve the thanks of every citizen of | an act of the legislature submitted to this section, as wo aro all interested! referendum, allowing tho city to asin the success nnd prosperity of tho J Hess tv'o nnd ono-half mills taxation Methodist Orphnnnge, which belongs for publicity purposes nnd providing to tho Florida Conference of tho for the employment of a director of Methodist cm’.rch. It wa dindecd a publicity nnd entertainment. Tho generous gift. present maximum mlllago for pub­ licity is one and one-half mills. The way tho Republicans shy at Voters by a like majority approved Henry Ford’s Muscle ShoalB ocer, one an act authorizing tho city to borrow might think they feared he was go­ money on its anticipated rovtnuo fronj ing to turn it into a flivver plant. municipal utilities. CROP GOING DOWN Premier Briand is understood to fa­ vor limiting the work of this council meeting to the Upper Silesian ques­ tion, over tho procedure regarding which Franco and Great Britain bavs just reached a working agreement, while premier Lloyd George is said to prefer that all questions pending in the relations of the allies with Ger­ many be taken up. These would includo tho subject of reparations, in connection with tho tentative accord for payments to France by Germany in kind, reached between Louis Loucheur. French minister for tho devas­ tated regions, and Dr. Walter Rathannu, German minister of reconstruc­ tion. Tho Upper Silesian question will, according to' tho agreement between Franco and Great Britain :ome up first, beginning with discussion of tho reinforcement of tho allied troops of occupation. Other possible subjects for discussion aro the near eastern question, as modified by the hostilitiea between the Greeks and tho Turks; tho Russian problems, tho trials a t Leipsic of the Germans accused of war crimes and the possibility of ac­ tion by the allies in view of the fact that the punishment meted out by tho German courts are insufficient from the allied viewpoint. FORMER SOCIETY BELLE PAYS PRICE NEW YORK, Aug. 1.—Tho body of Sarah Cowen, a former Bnltimoro so­ ciety girl, nnd daughter of the ldto Pohn Cowon, ono time president Qf the Baltimore and Ohio RailroatT, which was found in a hotel room hore yesterdny, remained unclaimed In tho Morgue todny. Miss Cowen died, themedical examiners' ofTice reported, o f alcoholism and drug poisoning. Balti­ more reports said sho had dropped out of social life thero several years ago. Sho was formerly known as ono of the moBt beautiful debutants of thesensou in which sho mado her debut, and in 1009 eloped with Charles Monson, Jr., of Ne\y Haven. Sho later divorced him. The police are search­ ing for n man with whom Miss Cowon registered nt the hotel, hoping ho could shed more light on her recent Hfo nnd mnnncr of death. Tho man disappeared after finding MIsb Cowen dying. AMERICANS IN RUSSIA WILL BE RELEASED SAYS MRS. HARRISON RIGA, Aug. 1.—Tho release of all Americans still in prison in Rnnfa may be expected within a few days, according to Mrs. Marguerite Harri­ son, of Baltimore, who honwlf spent many months in imprisonment a t Mos­ cow, but who was released and came here under tho protection of United States Senator France of Maryland. She was informed beforo leaving Moacr that nl lwould be out toon. No formal notllcation of the release of the Americans haa yet been re­ ceived at Riga and the American offlclals have not boon advised as to whether tho prisoners will be freod ® �rA O * ;w I > ,rj/C V*til. Hi'] UN lA'frJ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1,1921 MIAMI—Reports 'have been cur­ Frank Langley and Charles Piplar EDITOR 8BNTINBL TALKS rent in tha north and cast that tha were a congenial part? motoring to IN ‘SUPERLATIVES’ UPON RETURN FROM VACATION. city commissioners of Miami In ihelr Daytona Beach yesterday. <-SV■ search for a city manager- hod ten­ MBS. rRED DAIGER, Socfatj Edit*. "Orlando la tho greatest city, Flor­ dered tho position to William Jen­ Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer and par­ 1 PIwm 117-W ty of friends motored to Daytona ida the greatest state and the United nings Bryan, ono newspaper in New Beach yesterday, where they spent the States tho greatest country In tha York having telegraphed for confir­ SOCIAL CALENDAR day. # world," declared W. M. Glenn, qdltor mation of a rumor thnt Mr. Bryan hnd 'Alt*:of the Sentinel, who concluded his been offered a salary of |1Q,00C a Monday—Tha Business and Profes­ Howard Smith, Ed. Higginsiand R. two months strip abroad yesterday re­ year If ho would accept. Sovcrnl enntsional Women's Club will meet at R. Dcaa motored to Daytona Beach turning over the A. C. L., tired in mlnsionots state that Mr. Bryan has the'Woman's Club hotuse at eight yesterday. body and travcUtained. "And it didn’t NOT been considered fer tho place o'clock. require a 1.2,000 mile jaunt to find so far nn they know. Monday—The Business and Profes­ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Babbit and out about the supremacy of Orlando, sional Women’s Club will meet at For office supplies, stationery, etc., the Woman’s Club House at 8 p. m. Mrs. Howard Smith spent the week­ Florida, and America, either," he as­ sorted. "It has only strengthened tho come to the Herald office. '•Tuesday.—Mrs, W. C. Hill will enter­ end at Coronado Beach. tain the members of the Evening belief. Orlando also has tho great­ Misses Eva and Ruby Miller, the est aggregation of ball players on TO THE FIRST 20 CUSTOMERS WHO iBddge Club at her home on Fourth guests of Mrs. A. W. Smith, motorod earth." Tho latter declaration com­ Y M Y > street, at 8:80 p. m. PURCHASE A 2-LB. CAN OF VOTAN Wedne sds.y.■—The Bon-Ton Bridge to Orlando yesterday. ing as ho chuckled over the result of COFFEE, WE WILL GIVE THEM AN Club will be entertained by Mrs. B. the Orlando-Tampa series. Mrs. Porter Pitts has returned homo / D. Caswjll at her homo on Magnolia EXTRA 1-LB. CAN FOR— “The strongest lesson of tho trip," from Barnesvillo, On., where she has avonue. continued tho scribe, "is tho absurdity Baturday.-*-Tho Children’s Story Hour been visiting hor parents for several of war and the folly of taxing nations will be held at the Central Park at weeks. unto death for Instruments of war DouhleMah 6:00 o’clock. All children between with which to kill each other." Con­ Joo Thompson and family of Jack* the ages of four to fifteen are most sonvillo, are spending a few days tinuing to talk in Msuiy>rlativcd" Mr. cordially invited. Glenn' asserted that the proudest ONLY ONE TO EACH FAMILY AND hore, stopping at the Montexuma. achievement of the journey was nr. POSITIVELY ONLY TWENTY CANS Mrs. J. D. Farris and children, have Interview with Lord Northcllffe on BOYS’ CLUB TONIGHT Teturned to their homo in Jackson WILL BE SOLD AT 1 CENT PER LB. the Aquitania. "His Lordship" grant­ <vlllo afterV delightful visit with Mrs. The Boys.’ Club of the Baptist Tern, ed the Florida editor an Interview on We Guarantee Votan to please or Money A1 Zlnsor. pie will hold the monthly meeting to­ tho day before the trip tormlyatcd, Refunded night. 7:80 is the hour*. Refresh­ nnd tho editor of this papor proudly A rem arkably Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Stevens and ments will be served. Four of San­ displayed on autograph from Northslaughter, Rebecca, left Saturday for ford’s best speakers for boys will be clIfTe’s pen In his note book. Lord fine hair net at a n extended visit to Philadelphia and there. Any boy who is a member of NorthclilTc Hnld, among many things, an incredibly low other places in the East. the Baptist Sunday school is a mem­ thnt he visited Orlando in 1803, and price 1 ber-of the club. that he was aware that many English Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowo and people lived here and were among tho Extra large, in­ Mrs. John Smith motored to Daytona INTERESTING WATER TRIP. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS early settlers. * Beach yesterday afternoon whore thoy visible, durable, The weary editor said that the most were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. How­ m i It. L. Coow, Mack Brannan and novel experience of the return trip hand-woven, ard Overlln. Chris. 0. fcodrington returned on Fri­ wns a tour through tho engine rooms fully guaranteed Mr. and Mrs. L. Urban Way and day after spending six dnya on the of the Aquitania. There arc four sets family and pnrty of friends motored St. Johns, the Matnnzns and the Ilnli- of boilers, he said, developing a maxi­ to Daytona Beach yesterday where fnx rivers. The trip wns made from mum of 55,000 horsepower, driving Beresford to Port Orange on 80 gal­ four propellers nqd consuming 500 thoy spent the day. For Sale lons of gnnsolinc, nnd about 28 hours tons of oil per dny. Exclusively of R. W. Pcnrmun, secretary of tho nctunl running time. The rest of tho "Florida is the coolest spot on earth time wns spent fishing, cooking, eat­ Sanford Chamber of Commerce, spont during the summer, Orlando npponrs J G - M cC r o r y C o . tho week-end with his family nt Day ing and dodging squalls, which are un­ to be booming right along while other usually frequent for this time of year. places are hnving somewhat strained tona Beach. S tores Tho trip from Beresford to Jackson- business nnd industrial condition.:, The best Rond Material, crushed or screened. Finely ground Limestone for Agricultural purposes, side walks Charles L. Britt left Snturdny night ville is on fresh water, nnd from there and it is useless’ to repent that Or­ and artificial stone work. for Chicngo where ho goes on busi- on the water is salt. lando people are the-flnest nnd nobl-nt ness, lie will also stop nt ConnellsPeople who have never been through on the globe," he said. villa, Pa., whore ho will join Ills wife the East Coast cnnnl have no idea of "It strikes me," said tile editor, nnd family who nru visiting Mr. and the immensity of the work done by tho "thnt Amoricn should practice more Mrs. Britt, Sr. BUILDERS AND HYDRATED LIME Florida Enst Const Cnnnl nnd Navi­ thrift while all the cream is in this gation Co., the company's only com­ country. And nnothcr thing let us not FLORIDA LIME CO. OCALA, FLA. B. S. Williams, of Columbin, S. C., K & , pensation being n few million acres Ttp-.v A ll Colon is spending several days hero on busi­ of land given it by the state upon the try -to evangelize the world, let us start at home by mnking America nn Including ness, making his hendqunrtcrs at tho completion of each mile of cnnnl. The America for Americans. We hnve Montezuma. Grey and White cnnnl starts nenr Mnyport, running enough foreigners over hero now talk­ from thcro to the Matnnzns rivor, op­ Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hylton, of posite St. Augustine; one then fol­ ing nil sorts of ‘goulash’ and ‘owskios.’ SW WS Jacksonville, spent several days in lows the Matnnzns about thirty miles, Let us put up the bnrp on immigration nnd pnss laws thnt foreigners coining this city, stopping at the Montczumn. nnd again takes the cnnnl, which runs into Amoricn shnll lenrn to bpenk the -Mr*. LonrU. McMullen „ml d»u8h- f ™ra ' ho l“ ‘!,c H*H,“ English lnngunge nnd nt the end of tor, Juanltn, Teturned home Sundny ”bov' 0,rn,.0"d' Some uf he eul.-nre five years if they don’t do it nnd bonnd ure now plenenntly loe.ted I ‘»™ ty feet or more In depth A toll come naturalized American citizens, T their new home on Pnlmotto nvenue. " f *l«ht ccn1'' "cr lc" “ th of “ kick them out of the country nnd give T vessel ia chnrged, two tolls being col­ them n ticket hack to their own dear f MIsb Mnry Elizabeth Moyc, of San­ lected, one between Jackksonville and lands where petty wnrs, mean preju­ f ford, and Miss Martha Leo Hughes, of St. Augustine, and the other at Smith dice nnd sickening poverty reigns."— T Palntka, nre the gucst9 of their nunt,1^ rcc*< bridge above Ormond The cn- Orlando Sentinel. ? V A ____ Mrs. E. D. Whiteside nt hor homo on! n»l was dug about 100 feet wide, but ? Bnyshorc boulevard.—Tampa Tribune.' he channel is not over 50 feet wide. FREIGHT RATE ON CITRUS _ _ _ | There is as much trnlfic on this canal ? FRUIT ALMOST DOUBLED Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Speer left Sat- probably as on the St. Johns river, f ' 0 ■urdny night for Now York where Mr. I There is only one settlement beFreight rates on Floridn citrus Speer goes to buy his fall goods. i sides St. Augustine on the entire enn- fruits are again upheld by the Inter­ & -------- . I nl—the summer resort of Summer state Commerce Commission as "not ? ?4 ? Mabry Sumner, of Dothan, Ala., Haven near St. Augustine. unreasonable." ato p p d over in Snnford yesterday a f The land along tho canal—if one The freight rate on citrus fruit ? t ’ moon enroutc to Tampa whbre ho wants to call it land—iH mostly over­ from Titusville to New York has been ? • / v *v •will spend two weeks with relatives. flowed mnrsh nnd will probably never increased from G6 cents to $1.11, or ? nearly doubled. How the Commission ❖ be of any uhc to nny one. Mrs. A. W. Lee returned home yes­ The refitted Inunch Ethel made the can hnld that increase as "not unreas­ ❖ terday from Hammondsport, N. Y., irjp ieii at ai Port rori onable" is more than growers and ❖ trip j„ in nne fine nnapo, shnpo, anil and wns was left where Hho has been visiting her par-J Orange for use in surf fishing inter shippers can figure out. As a matter of fact, the rate is t ont#, Mr. and Mrs. Fridell for sovcrnl in the season.-DcLnnd News. weeks. Mr. Leo went to Jacksonville ! ________________ dnmnnbly unreasonable, nnd should t Saturday to meet his wife. j TAMPA—The regular quarterly convince all citrus fruit growers that ❖ ^ ____________________________________________ N —— i mooting of the Florida Lumber and steps should lie taken to secure ship­ * Mrs. Claude Herndon and non re­ Mill work Association will be held ments by water.—Titusville Advocate. turned home Saturday from Waycross boro August 0-10 according to nn an­ where they went to see Mr. Herndon nouncement by Secretary J. P. WilAN EYE-OPENER a t the hospital there. linmH,'of Orlnndo, headquarters of BEGINNING AUGUST FIRST WE WILL SERVICE Wo will continue our Army Sale. the orgnnizntiou. Tom Mnrtin left Saturday for Mad­ Complete line of army goods nt less ONLY HANDLEY-KNIGHT, WILLYS-KNIGHT, AND ison, for nn indefinite stay with hin1 than one-half their vnluo.—Thrasher Wo know n mnn who doesn’t seem parents. 100-lwc jj; to care u rap about kissing his wife, & Garner. / ---------------------- OVERLAND CARS----------------------but npponrs to enjoy kissing his mon­ Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langley, Dr. ey good-bye. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. and Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mrs. Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. Piplar and Masters Try a Herald Want Ad today, One Cent Buys a Can of Famous V O TA N COFFEE 6 5 \ <m in a 1 CENT L * NET MRS. G. C. CATES V O T A N LINE OCALA LIMESTONE v TROWEL BRAND POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE 55 t ANNOUNCING t Overland and Knight Sales and Service % X % % | 1 OUR OWN LINE ’ T t A V «> Who Is Who and Why From the looks of the constant string of au­ tomobiles going in and out of our repair de­ V’1 partm ent it looks as if Porter Pitts and Dock Wells are WHO? The best automobile me:J chanics in this part of the state. And that is WHY they all come to us with their automo­ bile troubles. If you do not come to us with your troubles your automobile is not receiv­ ing its just rights. i BRYAN-WHEEL R MOTOR CO. ;; Phone 66 115 Magnolia “Service THAT Satisfies” • - Our business is selling.these cars and then giving the BEST SERVICE on them, hence our change. OPEN 7:30 TO 6:00 CLOSED SUNDAY H A IG H T & M A G E E THE BEST CORSETS FO R STOUT your dmlrr W O M EN dr—n't M IT, AUTOMOBILES------BATTERIES l h « a . srnd Si z i: S 24 JO m w r ijmI w i l d ________________ mauut> (oT.r ilo lU t i) .tad m will Mndreuoaa for trial. P n U n w tM ild , MEMO UYeuNicjAsniuN tN nnvrc Dwt.M UlnWrUt* H.wY.rt _z___ _iii * i■ii vwil - l e tjri J t ”, •A - ii j y �<* . .1 ' *'■t *■'‘•Jvwl*.'/V. *1^-1 ’ B H s/-; A• THE 8ANF0BD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, m i - t f l ' ' PA G E 1 .......... - i- 'i—1-------—m - — AUTOMATIC PITCHER IS LATEST You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column Ambition and ability combined with a proper amount of aggres­ siveness make poor men rich. In addition to these learn the value of a DOLLAR, thfcn form an association w ith a safe, reponsible bank like th is , b y starting a check account a n d y o u have laid the foundation f o r c o n ­ sistent W EALTH BUILDING. CHULUOTA INN 0PEN Special Sunday Dinners Served at Reasonable --------------------------Prices SERVICE THAT SATISFIES In thc< District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Floridn—In Hankruptcy. COMPOSITON BEFORE ADJUDICATION In the Matter of S. Benjamin, Bankrupt. To the creditors of S, Benjamin of Bosch Magnetoea the city of Sanford, County of Sem­ Stromberg Carburetors inole, nnd district nforesaid:— NOTICE is hereby Riven thnt the Genuine Replacement Parts above named S, Benjamin, of Sanford, Delco and Rcmy Sales Service in the County of Seminole and Dis­ trict aforesaid, has filed an offer of Expert Repairs on all makes of composition of THIRTY-FIVE (35) per cent to his creditors, the said of­ Mngnetoes and Generators fer to he submitted at n creditors* mectiiiR to he held at SANFORD on Opposite Postoffico to-wit: The tenth day of August, 1021, ORLANDO. FLORIDA at 11:30 o’clock in the fore-noon for their acceptance or rejection, the costs Phone 818 of ndministrntion, nnd prior and pre­ ferential claims to he paid in full; Motor Parts Service Co. and you arc notified to attend said meeting, prove your claims, examine DILL DENNIS, Manager the bankrupt, and vote upon the ac­ ceptance of sad offer of composition, to trnnsnet such other and furth­ We have the most com­ and er business as may properly come be­ fore said meeting. This meeting to plete line of 1he held at the Court House in Snn! ford, Floridn. DATED: Tampa, Fla., this 28th day of July, A. I). 11)21. II. P. BAYA, 8-1-ltc Referee in Bankruptcy. BUILDERS HARDWARE Most items of building material have reached bottom and prices hnvo avgun their upward swing. It is not likely thnt there will over bo u time more favorable for building ooonomlcnlly than now. We are selling good materials— complete house bills if desired — (nt 'ery law prices and wo pny tho freight ♦o you. Wo hnvo Buvcd Florida builders many thousands of dollars nnd cun refer you to scores of satisfied custo­ mers. Lvery pleco of lumber wo soil is Kuarantoed true to grade. Figures , , ket ua cstimnto on your buildir.fT bill. Pickling and Preserving Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD -s*FLORIDA John G. Leonardi Attorncy-at-Law • iim >*»ui iienifn o, mu pitchers itux lino im* discard for the iiiitoiinitlc twlrlcr has arrived. Tim pitching muclilnc, designed for me In hutting prnctlce, was demonstrated ut the Polo Grounds, New York, the other day. The automatic pitcher can he rcgulufcd so ns to throw nny kind of a half desired, he It a drop, curve, fast or slow ouc. • The photo shows two members of tho Yankees trying out the new muchlne. J. Watson’s chestnut colt Lemonorn won the Grand I’rlx do Paris. The purse was 400,000 francs. • • • Frank Hepburn set a new world’s record for 300 miles In winning a mo­ torcycle race In 11:30:03. • • • The program of the Middle States regatta, to he held on the Schuylkill river on Labor day, will comprise 17 events. • • • The Gentleman's Driving club of Philadelphia, composed of ninntcur light harness enthusiasts, has Just been launched. • . • On Watch, one of the foremost rnce horses of the season, Is recovering from an operation for an affected windpipe. • • • Tile 1021 football schedule of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, with one exception, has been completed. The open dnte Is November 11. • • • Tex Rickard will mnke nn offer to match Georges Cnrpentler nnd Tom Gibbons, St. Paul heavyweight, In n 12-round bout In Jersey City on Labor day. • • • Harold Hidings, who was the 1020 fnothnl! assistant to Couch Steffen nt Carnegie Tech, will become hend football coach nt Penn college nt Oikaloosn, In. • • • Dnyld Rubin of the Brookline Swim­ ming club won the New England swim­ ming championship nt a quarter of i mile nnd at one mile In the Charlc river basin. • • « A. P. ("Pesky") Shrott. stnr hnlf hack of the 10-0 University of Call fornln football team, hns been slgno to concli the California freshmen th coming season. • • • San Diego High school defcntci West Technical High of Cleveland, to 0, In the tenth Inning of the ser ond nnd deciding game for the Inter scholastic baseball championship. Ever displayed in San­ Lnngehorne Gllmon of New York It seems probnble thnt nil congress City, elnsH of 1022, who rowed nt No. ford would ho npt to get from n tariff on : 5 In the first varsity crew, hns heon would be the toe of n boot.— L elected captain of Ihe Yule rowing Let us figure with you hides Philadelphia North American. squad, to succeed Cnpt. Stephen Herd. on your requirements * * ' The prize of $100 awarded by the The world news the day it happens, Also exclusive agents delivered nt your door each evening, I University of Mlehlgnn athletic hoard ' to the nthlete tanking the bent scholar­ i 15c the week. for ship record for the year hns been awarded to Elton E. (Tati) Wlemnn enrds—local views—lc cnch at of Tungn, Cal. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS thePost Herald office. Paints and Varnishes HILL HARDWARE COMPANY N O W ! S. O. Shinholser Attomey-at-Law Sporting Squibs of AH Kinds ALL THE YEAR CONTRACTORS LAWYERS George A. DeCottes q u a litie s ROPER IS REAPPOINTED AS PRINCETON’S COACH TIME JOHNNY KELLEHER IS H a s W onderful A w a y F a st— H itter and Bases. -One of the best Inllclders of the Western league who performed Iasi season with the St. Jostyih club. Is trying for a permanent berth on the Chicago Nationals this season. The athlete Is Johnny Kelleher. shortstop,, who tunnnged St. Joseph last year, and who critics declare Is the best shortstop turned nut In that circuit In years. In addition to piloting the club, Kelleher played spectacular hall throughout the season. He hns n wonderful nrm nnd gets the hall away STONE JARS Mason, Sure-Seal Jars and Jelly Glasses See our line of Stone Crocks, Coolers, Churns, etc. GENERAL REPAIRS LAUNDRY Rear of Wight Bros Tire Co. SANFORD -:FLORIDA Sanford Braneh BATTERIES Battery Troubles to Us Lakeland Steam L’ndry D. D. WEAVER, Manager Phone 475 123 W. let StL PURE WATER W . B p .cl.lli. on Etootris.1 Work tad ton f i r . you dopoadablo oorrlco.. WE ALSO 3IAVZ COMPETENT MECTTATICS TOR OVERHAULING YOUR OAR Sanford Battery Service Company Phonn 180 L. A. Renaud, Prop. Elder Springs Water 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Flo. LORD’S PURITY WATER HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by AS GOOD AS THE BBST Dally Service Phone lfT Edw. Higgins, Inc.i Haight & Magee ELECTRICAL GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS „ Expert Repairing V. C. COLLER, Prop. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and FlrBt REAL ESTATE General Shop and Mill Work * E. F. Lane Real Estate and Insurance CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. COLONIAL LAMPS, Phone 95 Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD -:- FLORIDA GROCERS Deane Turner Staple and Fancy Groceries Wclnka Block Phones 197-491 Sanford, Fla. GILLON & FRY ..Employment Bureau.. Phone 442 Tho vocational committee of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club TRANSFER requests all young women desiring employment to register at the First “WE DELIVER THE GOODS" i Nntionnl Bank. Quick Service Transfer AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman John Kellaiiar. Storage Facilities fast. Kelleher, although n shortstop, If we please you, tell others; if not Is equally capable of holding the sec­ Eyes Examined Glasses Designed tell us. Phone 498 ond base position. Henry McLaulin, Jr. Kelleher hatted .21)3 Inst year. He OI*T. D. Is fast on the bases, his record for HOTELS thefts being 34, which mnrk was bet­ tered by only two other members of the 'league. Hotel Montezuma Form er New England League Pitcher Hae Accepted Job ae Coach at Verm ont University. WENDELL TO COACH PURPLE Form er H a rva rd Backfield S ta r H as Been Engaged to Teach W illia m * Football Team. HARDWARE CO. REEVES ATHLETIC DIRECTOR with GULF LUMBER CO. good ft *'ilr PERRY, FLORIDA Coach W illia m Roper. ,{f Greiner, Mgr. Box Q board; fine accommodations for trav­ elers, also npartments for light house­ William W. Roper, who coached Princeton’s successful 1010 and 1!)2o keeping. Prlvnto garage. Rates rensvarsity football teams, will head the Herald Printing Co. able. -t-^ coaching staff of the Tigers again next His reappointment wnsi ratified MRS. WADSWORTH atfall.'n meeting of the executive uthleth pOOK, JOB AND COMcommittee. RoperVWiolee was ur<uo Pho„ MpRCIAL PRINTING P. 0. Dox 526 222 Peninsula Drive iiiouh and the mtlllcutiou was morel, 148 Herald Building ATLANTIC HOUSE a matter of form. Try a I(eraid Want Ad today.------ Daytona Beach Florida PRIVATE ROOMS Form er Secretary to P o n ld e n t John K. T en o r H a * Been Engaged by Lafayette College, « Roy L. Beeves, former Philadelphia newspaper mail and who was personal secretary to John K. Toner when that gentleman was president of the Na­ tional league, hns been engaged as di­ rector of athletics for Lafayette col­ lege, Easton, Pa. He Is a gr.uluuti* of Lafayette. OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. Graduate Northern Illinois College 212 East FirHt St. Sanford, Fin. WILSON VULCANIZ­ ING WORKS . 0. 0. WILSON, Owner SATISFACTORY SERVICE AND , REASONABLE PRICES .. W iiht B ro th .n (. «r.«o HulMlnc Tube and Tire Repair S. A. HOUSTON By Adnms-Bnrre Method 210 Magnolia Avenue General Machine nnd Boiler WdalCAutomobile Starter Gear Banda, Mounted on Fly Wheel* Automobile Crank Shnfts Returned Gas Engines nnd Pomps Overhauled irrigation Njpiilcs Phono W.: C. A. WHIDDON; CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTERING Rear Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. Phone 465 GIVE US YOUR ORDERS Having been tried for three years; never denied, we are willing to have our CELERY SEED tried again. New crop direct from tho originator of Golden Self Blanching variety. THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. J ’' ' *‘6 $1.50 Up Per Day Percy Wendell, tho former Unrvnrd hnckfleld star, lias been engaged to Phone 175 Fourth nnd Sanford Ave PRINTING coach tho Williams football team next New Era Printery fall. Ho succeeds Joe Brooks, who re­ 250 IlnmmcrmiU envelopes printed, cently resigned to accept a position ns G. Bassett Smith, Prop. $1.75.—Seminole Printory, 902 Fronch assistant to Buck O’Neill ut Columbia. COMMERCIAL AND ave. 87-Qtp. Wendell couched Boston university a JOB PRINTING year ngo. BALL J “Sanford’s New Hotel”’ KEADY GETS GOOD POSITION Thomas Kendy, former pitcher nnd llrHt baseman In the New England league, now the Eastern, who has been ntldetlc coach at Lehigh unlvec; slty, has resigned to nccept a similar Job with better salary at the Univer­ sity of Vermont. He Is to get $7,000 n year In the now position. We have the FLORIDA. Sanford Constructs Co. WARD & MERO BBINO YOUR Cub U tility Inflelder A rm and Gets Ball H e A lso It H a rd Q uick on tbs -:- CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will Practice In all Stntc nnd Federal Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Courts—Woodruff-Garner Bldg. Furnished SANFORD FLORIDA All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE P. O. Box 20* PLAYING GREAT BALL Former St. Joseph Manager Had Fine Record Last Year. -:- '( j , . . . ».,.•*v ', *■ *>w'S'St V., c‘ • ••W •» f.i yOL-lfj 4 1 , 1 I1 1 1 m .;s r ffl �• ....... mi i f i <•.. • \Vv t » . u\’> BBI .i fI • - v.vy.v.i£.> V*i-L/fk Jlffif!*. THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 1,1921 f -.vJrtlW • ’ *» * •V .. -K-'i. • * * •*; i PAGE FOUB •*»V<«p C'f- -L but they go for tho mail the cerns are forced to make up the bal­ CITIZENSHIP IN THE MAKING. ain brings in. It’s a great old world ance and carry tho burden. The talk At presont thoro nro 41)07 girls en­ and a good thing that there is so much of equalising taxes by different boards at rolled in junior homo demonstration is the most uncquallsed bluff at do­ difference regarding what Is right and clubs In Florida. 0* course, this docs ing business that wo know of and what is wrong. However, If ono goes IBE HERALD PRINTINGCO., be. ahoud doing as ho would be done by plnety-ninc times out of a hundred tho not include all enrollments, for many m u m u there isn't jnuch chance of his going big fellow gets by with his bluff sim­ girls ore members of several clubs. ply because we don't have men in of­ Thero aro 10,001 enrollments. This far wrong.—Clearwater Sun. .Editor A J. HOLLY 3 1 J. LILLARD....S*cr'Ury-Treasurer Yes, and we know some peoplo too fice who have got tho nervo to see grent difference occurs because prac­ General Manager good to rldn on the train oti Sunday that assessments are returned proper­ tically every club girl is carrying on A. N EEL. who go to the Beach Sunday after* ly and that taxes are actually equaliz­ luoro than one progrnm of work. CURTIS BARBER ed.—Lakeland Star. noon and go in bathing. The most populnr lines of club work o a u m n o v luviozm ----------o----------with these young people nro poultry VVane 148 up to 6 P. M. TOLL IT AGAIN keeping, gardening and canning, sow­ TRADE EXTENSION JttMrtittM *>t— S i t , K—w — A»plto«Urn ing and cooking and homo improve­ SakMfipttta M m la Ib u M Tit? oo*oeoo0oo*eo00o•aoao•«•*oa•• .*.00 August is horo. It usualy promis­ The attitudo of congress, tho rail­ ment. K n U a ................................................ es n dull month in Florida. It will roads, and some big manufacturing Definite achievements in these va­ XHU w n i to d t f +t OAirUt Wllk a•aaaa•aaaaaaaaaa•aa •0•0a*E OAHlH not be dull this year in Sanford and concerns, now Becking to squeeze an­ ried lines do not entirely mensure tho Member of Thr Associated Pf in mnny other Florida cities for the other cent or two out of the using pub­ valuo of club work. These four thoureason that the progressive merchants lic is like the rich mill owner we and odd young girls aro organized have made up their minds to stimulate used to hear of. Said he to his millor: into 310 active clubs. Thru team work “Whoso wheat is th at?” "Jim Jones’ trade along every line. Sanford merthey are attaining the spirit of co­ chants will put on special sales and 'dr'" “*‘as ^ *bcon tolled? Yes, return for it. The bench rond tins First day of August. will get much of the summer goods off sir." “Well, toll it again; damn poor operation, one of the great factors in - --------- o---Bummer is almost over and winter their shelves and get ready for a big devil ho can't help himsolf if he knew the future development of our state. fall and winter business that is com' it.” is coming. When Madame DeVouge, director Congress proposes to toll the to ing this way. In connection with the of home economics .in the nniional Naxt month has an "R” in it mean- special sales tho Sanford merchants j bac™ manufacturers’ stock again school of France, had spent nino days teg that oysters are getting ripe and should get in the reciprocity game by | 18c a P°und internal revenue tax now 2u visiting junior home demonstration going out in the by-ways and hedges oa chewing and smoking tobacco, and achaol days are approaching. a-; it were and tell the folks out th ere! ^ are 8ol.n* to ra,so ‘t higher. The work in Florida and had seen mem­ -«vbers carrying on this werk , at ..homo . People are getting back from their whnt Sanford has to offer them in tho clRar manufacturers can hardly got. Trips «nd vacations and the Chamber way of good stuff at reasonable r a t e s . , tobacco enouBh Jn a c,*ar at tho Pr,ce. and nIleotl,nR toK°th" occasionally in •of Commerce should have a big gath­ Not only tell them whnt you have but they P”? for revenue license taxes to , organized team work, she Bald, You meet them more than hulf way and mnkc “ dccent smokc> Tho railroads nre not just teaching agriculture and ering at their August banquet. spend n half day with them every ,ook over the Southeast and ask, home economics here. You nre tenchARTY M A* M n A . 1 #1 ‘ » AL MA • A l l mm0 am t_ —I A * _ _ . * -- i t Don't let the idea of a golf nnd Thursduy afternoon in August. Give How much goods do those fellows ing citizenship. •country club got nwuy front you. If them souvenirs, give thorn samples of ”k,P ,n • ‘Oh, not much now, at the Agriculture, home economics, citijrolf Is important enough for Florida' various goods wherever it is possible b'Rh coat fre*Kht. Have you col-, zenship—u fine summnry of the ro* . . . _ _ « I<-*sitn .l «»ll ttm i iwin f rn m Iliu m u n fit- ! __1a.. I. _ l ..... ..... l__a t __ ___ 1. und lot them know that Sanford mcr* ectcd ft" > ’ou cnn Kct from them with-1suits of # home demonstration work •cities to make municipal links it is im­ Yea. >among the girls of Florida. portant enough for Sanford people to chnnts are their friends nnd want ou^ blnck jacking them? m their business. It is something th a t' "Well, damn cm, put on an arbitrary | ----------------------------p u t money into it. Sanford hns never done before and i t , !ev>’ of 6 P?r cent on whnt they bring GREEN COVE SPRINGS.—Tho -1+v Tho Hernld believes that tb j new would seme to be time well spent in to Puniah them for »ot bringing in . motor cars purchased by the Floridu ■ to u ris t hotel will be started some time whereas now the half holiday is'm ore.’ Farms and Industries Co., for pnsduring the winter. Wo may be wrong' thrown nwny by mnny of the proprie-' ^ nt* H0 ' l B°c9, *ou Pay c‘Rbtcen 8t!nBur service on its railroad between •I.. but It begins to look ns though the [tors of the various stores who find Cftnts for n poor little l 3-4 ounces «f t|iis city nnd Humpton have arrived claims of Sanford cannot go begging the time hanging heavily on their »n*°king tobacco, or $1-78 a pound. a|)d wj|j be p|accd in operation within much longer. A real tourist hotel hands while the employees are taking' ' ° u **uy n carload of iron pipe in tju, nonr futur0t -pile car„ wm Cach carry thirty passengers nnd a considhero will muke thin city grent. We the half holidny. It would seem the; Birmingham «nd pay tko t* amount. of. ibaggage or freight • t Li best kind of business for the morch-1,nore f°r hauling it than you pny ML* i crable have the location. unt8 of Sanford to get up a trade exj ndd *or m(,k'nfT it. You rend thut the -o nnd each is capable of pulling a trnilThursday ----after- ‘ Pf'ce °f kidhor is down; hut you pny or. I t is beginning to look ns if it was tension -------- tour ---- every ---- , ----------, hopeless to oven get a squnro deni . noon in this month and before the full biRhor for shoes because they wore from the rallronds nnd if we would trade begins visit at least every good not madc out tke leather sold yosWhenever we see two worn m (pret­ ahip goods we must look for other'sized town and village in this county terday, and then you try to sell u load ty ones, of course) kissing each other means. Why not turn to nuto trucks and in other counties, if possible. The cotton which was not mnde yester| »-- - *- 1 1-----*' 4 iL ------, A 1---- wo cannot help but feel depressed at and waterways? With koqA roads tho Sanford people could bring up many all<^ *carn t*,a^ ^ e market is down such useless waste. people could i'uild up the shipping ] subjects of interest to themselves nnd H>dny. And have to take their l,ricc> t business on the St. Johns river which 1to tho people of the county. There it s n grent old world, nnd the _____ would accommodate much of the pen- could lie a picnic supper at which the wonder is that some man has not insula of Florida, and with the ports | merchants nnd the people of a com-' ^ound H ,n®lbod for taxing the sunwhlch could bo developed on the Enst nninity could gather and questions of received, or churging us for the and West Const the people of Flori-1mutual interest discussed. Many vex- Idc*urc a Hno train sweping thru da could become independent of tho 1ed problems nre smoothed out by per- our 8cenery* l'rcu That a the railroads—nnd it is beginning to look sonnl contact and the best kind of re-, 0,dy thing you don t pay for now; and, aa though they would hnve to become ciprocnl relations could he established by K‘)8h, they have taken to charging independent of the railroads or be- between the city nnd the country. ^°l that in Jacksonville and Bartow! Would it not he well for the differTampa Tribune, como slaves.—Wauchulla Advocate. ent clubs in Sanford und the Cham-1 ° j -o ■“A country club nnd golf links ut ; her of Commerce to join forces nnd I MAI.NL I It 11ION AND PHYSICAL UNFITNESS. Crystal Lake would be the greatest I go ufter this trade extension? It is investment that Sanford could make" [ ot least worth trying this month. There is n striking similarity ladeclares the Sanford Herald. It seems tween the percentage of men rejected 4hat there is a committee charged THE BLUFF AT MAKING TAXES ns physically unfit for service in our 'with looking into such a project, ap­ EQUAL army of the recent world war und of pointed by the Chamber of Commerce, a,. , , . i the percentage of American children ^and the Herald is urging that body to 13068315 There was nn example in yester.. . , , . . . . . . . . . suffering from malnutrition. hath ^actively work up the plan. More and days Star of how the tuxes of tho . . , , ■more the tourists nre expecting to country are conducted or, a one-sided tHt,als, “ th,r(l in ita ^ " pc"t ‘V0 flold' Ona bulky ftllow , fllltd with polion, by ■ few bltea, may find golf llnkn. where tourists bccomo scale. Wo don't have to go outside of' I« there any relation between the ............................... n u n tb« Mfloua illn m of a child. interested n localities and meet tho , . „ „ , j two? If not kept aw ay from tba t u ................i. «ot examples, tnrmbcm of your family, moo. It home........... people. Thousands of _i_^i.i sp endhl the „ido Htute of thct0county> nor evon nor the outcity 1 Malnutrition is a covert ill. SANFORD DAILY HERALD —Money in the bank is the connecting link between man and his opportunity. m Save Today! Your opportunity may come tomorrow. i First National Bank “A Community Builder” F. P. FORSTER..........................................President R F. WHITNER........................................ Cashier m b SPENCER’S DAIRY Tillis, Stokes & Millitzers; Popular Markets. Phone 400 your wants Shaver HILL LUMBER CO. Deane Turner SERVICE ;• - ■*■ -------^ -------------.... --r— . QUALITY PRICE G.W. SPENCER & SONS ELDER SPRINGS WATER1te““11B*k” pk “• ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. THEATRE RESORT DANCE HALL CAFE ELECTRIC MISTER PIANOS MANAGER ORCHESTRIONS FOR YOUR PURPOSE IN ALL STYLES ANI) SIZES at Reduced Prices THE DIXIE MUSIC COMPANY W. S. HA YNE, Tampa, Florida WRITE-------------------------- PHONE----------------------------- WIRE ♦ + + + ♦ + +«J* •>+•)• <••{♦ •S* qA s •! Interesting as Tour Every D ay M ail HE advertisements in this paper were written to you. It is impossible for more merchants and manufacturers to send you a personal letter ubout their goods, their wares and their services. So they pay us for the privilege of calling these things to your attention in our advertising columns. T “Sleep Insurance”— the Dependable Remedy A Little ternoon deliveries. Milk depots at J. H. Hollins College, Aanalytic an* Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters of this and oth­ er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good qnalitics to that of the ‘Elder Water.”—Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building , Mosquitoes Dangerous; Germs qultoca may viva them dla«a~~' now citizens have been secured to the f UkolaIul( ,)ut if thu return3 n s' breaks nrenKS aown noddy resistance, lowers down bodily D on't taka cbancea I Screen aa state through the friendships formed.j „cnt d ty yc8torduy ,)y the ^ . [ v i t a l i t y and lessens efficiency. It completely aa you can. Than the peata th a t aneak In abould and pleasant days spent «t country da art> examlnC(] it wi„ bo found' opens the way for disease. Annbunha put on the ru n w ith d u b s and golf links. Times-Union. | thnt t , , o y are valued at $<.1,000 pcr ! ‘,unc® of n,ilk plenty of fresh 0 1mile, yet you go into figuring w hnt! fruit a,1<1 vegetables, would materially Gol. Bob Holly, in his address to | tbat roa(j flayB it wj|| coat to complete' raise the standard of efficiency among the New Smyrna Board of Trade stnt- ! m||u of trnck and whnt thftt 8alne; „ur citizenry. ed thnt the Seminole and Volunia ( rond values that mile of trnck ut when .Milk, fruits nnd vegetables cnn be board of county commissioners laid j returned to Uncle Sam for regulating produced at a minimum cost in FlorA cent or two a day will pro•trrt your houaehold airalnet moareached an agreement ns to the meth­ tariffs, figuring dividends nnd usking1 idn. Let’s have them, and let’s make qultoea and thalr potaoni. od of rnising funds for the construc­ for guarantees of the government on "100 percent physically fit” our goal Good tired bottlaa coat only tion of n bridge across the St. Johns thc investment and it will be found in Florida. It is up to you and to nn1. Xu cents. Keep one In every bedroom. Only a few drops a a t Osteon Ferry, nnd that work would something over JfiO.OUO per mile. / day will be used J ______________ anon begin. Thc Nowh editor hns al­ Sprinkle on bed User.. Abso­ ou ask why do the roads show such A man may lie down and not out, lutely does .tot stain. The odor ways ma!ntuincd that there was no It ofrentlva only to Intecta. Sold u discrepancy The answer is very but if lie's down in the cellar lie's mccPAsily of issuing bonds for the purby all itood druggltla. plain and that is because the people vory liable to become ail in. p o » of building a bridge at this point, throURh thoir representatives, senn-] ns the river is nnrrow, the bridge tors nnd politicians, let them get away Sleep Insurance Co., Mfgrs. Jick to n v lllr. Florida 'would cost little, and a small tall with it. Tho same thing is true with ! People who ask you for your can­ did opinion usually desire your can­ would more than pay operating ex- j othcr eorporations in Polk county,! penscs and create a s nking fund. The moro especially the phosphate Indus-1 died opinion. only thing necessary to build a bridge , try which makeH H Himilur ,-eport and i a t Osteen is the disposition to do so. ' Kut„ awny with it> thu na8e8Hmunt beDeLand Nows. , |L.ft Ht n minimum while tho aver-! f ~ °7 ~~ age tax payer is forced to pay pretty It is he nature of most sinners to elo80 to hia juat shure. A few years' tr y «nd bide their wickedness from ,lf?0 Tho s ta r Inndo ^rious objections the public. Some think it wicked to j to thia llIlevcn n88e8ment and cffort8 take a bath on Sunday, so they go to were made to have them raised; they a more quiet place than Clearwater [ wcrc rai8ed a Iittle and v little,! Beach. Others think it » sin to take,, t ln the invt.atiBation it wa8 found an auto ride on Sunday so they ease that no mino wa8 aH8C88cd at over their conscience by doing some mis­ §200,000, while the largest was tho' sionary work along the route. Some Prairie E’cbhlc mine and it was placed 13 .1 boy between believe it wicked to ride u train on the highest and it was learned from 1 four and eight years the sale of the mine thc year previous old. When you that ten million dollars was paid for! the company holdings outside the real suddenly discover ATS RAISIN CUSTARI) estate owned, which is thousands of you haven’t a baby acres. Tho trouble is toduy that when u any more but a regular, sure 'nuiT little shaver it’s a pretty sure fiq»t 2 eggs slightly, add oneprivate citizen or small corporation1 sjon you’ve got to do some building. He wants a room of l.is made up of a few private citizens ' fourth teaspoon salt, one-half own. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse; make an effort to get away w ith1 teaspoon nutmeg, 1 cup of Kingsomething like thut and they are ! K. Seeded RuisinH, cut in pieces a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask caught, they get called down and their [ and add 2 cups of milk. I'our D ad—he knows! Dad buys lumber here. He’s one of our best assessment hiked sure enough, whilo into nix individual ramekins and n corporation such us bus been cited, * hake tdowly in pnn of water un­ customers. not only gets awny with it, hut nine til firm. Stir once during bak­ times out of ten finds his assessment ing. reduced. The situation is unfair, u n -1 | balanced .and cowardly, because thu corporations are allowed to get off with un assessment all over und in 1 most every place of ubout one-tenth 1 WELAKA BLOCK of what they should puy while th o ' Phones 497-494 private individual and smaller con-1 jf." Pure Milk nnd Cream. Morning and af­ i •• fj If they did not know that n certain proportion || of our readers would be vitally interested in their messages, they could not afford to advertise. It would be a losing proposition. fj Read the advertisements as you would a person|| ui letter. Many of them are just as important— and just as interesting. They will help you to economize and to keep posted on store nows of renl interest to you and your pockcthook. t Don’t lay aside this newspaper without reading the advertisements. They are Personal Messages to Y O U ! THE SANFORD HERALD That depends on the liver. . Dr. M iles’ L iv e r Pills mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional laxative or for chronic constipation. At all druggists OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■!| ——-—— ' - �> . - * ' THK SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. AUGUST 1,1921 tittle Happ«nl*I« Mention of • Makers In Brief Personal Home of Interest In and About The C ity the w ea th er For Florida: Generally fgfr tonight; Tuesday part cloudy with local thundershowers. WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT Forecast for the Period August 1st to 5th, Inclusive. South Atnntic nnd cost gulf states: Generally fair with widely scuttored local thundershowers; normal tem­ peratures. There are no indications nt this time of a disturbance In the West Indies. Ulur McCart, of DcLand, spent the week end hero on business. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suita reduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. * 103-tfc A. 0. Martin Bpent severul days In Tampa last week on business. 11)20 Model Oakland, now tires and in A-l condition mechanically. A bar­ gain at $750.00—B. & 0. Motor Co. ‘ 87-tfc Snlnmary of the Plotting Small Talk* Sucdattly Arranged for Herald Readera SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE We have to hand it to old * ★ Sol. He got in his work yes- ★ terday and we felt his new * stylo heater along about the * middle of last night after Sol * had gone to China and Sister * Moon was taking charge. And % we hate to report the .ther- * mometer at 94 for the simple * reason that it was so cool the * day before It looked like a * drop in the temperature. But I it is August today and we can * look for hot weather and If * we do not get it we will be * disappointed nnd if we d» 8* it we will be disappointed and $ there you zee: , * 5:4a A. M. AUGUST 1 * Muxinium ................... 94 * Minimum ....................... 71 * Range .............................. 74 * Barometer .:..................... 30.08 * Calm nnd clear. * Cash down 1h the best thing with which to feather your nest.—Peters­ 1. It. Simpson, of Jacksonville) was burg (Va.) Index-Appeal. in the city on a business mission. Wluit business seems to need just Oliver Twist and Middy Wush Suits now is a couple of college-cheer leudreduced to $1.98.—Sanford Shoo & ors.—Philadelphia Inquirer. Clothing Co. 103-tfc Better crops for Sanford is assured, C. M. Crabtree, of Tampa,, was Decent rains huve been worth thous­ ands of dollars to the farmers. transacting business here Saturday. Smith Bros. Will Build Homes Near This City B. VV. Smith, of Smith Bros.’ garreturned yesterday from Tar­ pon Springs, whore ho has bean visit­ ing his ’Tnothor for the past few weeks. Mr. Smith has been in poor health for somo time, but is improv­ ing now. Ho will roturn tomorrow to tho springs for a longer stay. B. W., will soon begin'tho erection of n five-room bungalow on a recently acquired 15-acre tract at Silver Lake, nnd his brotfioi, C. E. Smith, has al­ ready started tho foundation for an attractive 5-room bungalow homo on a 5-ucre tract recently purchased about three miles from Sonford on First street. These boys are hustlers, dnndy good citizens and the Herald is glnd to note their succetp. T. J . MOORE OF MILTON BUYS OPTICAL BUSINESS. Dr. T. J.Mooro, formerly of Milton, Flu., has purchased the optical busi­ ness of Dr. L. A. Brand, of this city and took possession t •tin morning. Dr. Mooro comes to Sanford most highly recommended, and his wife, formerly Miss Nettye Mninos, was one of this city’H( most popular teachers, who will receive a henrty welcome hero. Dr. Brand left this morning for Miami, where he will engage in business with lii£ brother, who is airendy located there. is. and has always been recognized as the very best, for Men, Women and Children And if you would wear the kind that look the nicest, last the longest and cost you less, get NOTASEME. y // f s r a # f /M r S a n fo r d , F la . LAK ELAND VAPER “PIES" ALL PAGES, BUT “CARRIES ON” NO FOREIGN LOANS IN The Lakeland Evening Tetegrftm PROVISIONS OF NEW AGRICULTURAL KILL leads the newspaper world in “pied” type, according to tho copy of its WASIIINGTON, July 31.—While issue of Wednesday, July 27, which reached the Metropolis office ’Friday the senate was in recess today amend­ ments to perfect the pending agri­ morning. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than The entire edition of tho Evening cultural credits bill were worked out 2.1 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash Telegram for Wednesday wns "pied.” at conferences of Republican and muat accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ For the sake of the lay reader, "pied” Democratic leaders. cordingly. Oliver Twist and Middy Wash Suits A CAR TO SUIT YOU—now or used. type is type which is scrambled, ns The principal change in the com­ We always have good used cars of reduced to §1.98.—Sanford Shoe & mittee suubstitutc for the Norris hill eggs, or something; jumbled up, ns Clothing Co. 103-tfc standard makes. If you want to trade, ’twere. car it will pay you to see us before said to have been agreed upon to­ FOR RENT bring us your car.—B. & O. Motor Co., The copy of the Evening Telegram day was for elimination of tho pro­ FOR UENT-li nicely furnished house you buy.—Haight Magee, Opposite W. A. Alderman, of Kissimmee, 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla., distrib­ Valdez Hotel. 110-0tc keeping rooms, $10.00 per month, FOD SALE—Hum glow, 0 rooms nnd spent the week end here on business. utors for Lexington nnd Hupmobile which reached the Metropolis office vision authorizing loans to foreign cars. 364-tfc consisted of Page 1, and three blank governments or uny subdivisions gas; 2 nice large, cool bed rooms, 205 bath, cush or terms. See Mrs. pages. The Evening Telegram staff thereof, the pending bill proposed ad­ Oak Ave., Engle Home, Mrs. Ridd­ Oliver Twist and Middy Wush Suita Dodds, 905 Mugnolin Ave. I10-0tp There are just live more days in bad hurriedly compiled the most im­ vances to foriegn governments by tho ling. reduced to §1.98.—Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. i 103-tfc which to take advantage of Baumcl’s portant news of the dny nnd put it on War Finance Corporation, hut a pow­ FOIT RENT Nicely furnished front WANTED big July clearance sale. This firm the outside page nnd rushed to presH erful group of Honators weru said to bed room, Cull after 0 p. m., 411 WANTED—Wowing, hauling or harLuke Thompson, of Montgomery, ofTers nulibstantial reductions on near­ to cntch the mai^. Tho three blank Hie opposed to any more foreign loans Park Avenue. % 109-8tp rowing to do. Call Appleby, phone Ala., was a business visitor hero Sat­ ly every item in the store nnd are of­ pages spoke eloquently of the efforts for any purpose ut least until fund­ FOD KEN T -2 suites of furnished 207-W. 78-S0tp urday. fering extra attractive specials in to­ of the Evening Telegram to protect ing arrangements covering existing rooms, nnd one bedroom.—Mrs. W. WANTED—Team work! fnquIre'M". day’s Herald. Bead their nd and call its subscribers on the news of theday. loans are- negotiated. F. Lcnvitt, 317 Elm» corner 3rd street. Hanson Shoo Shop. 92-20tp Passage of the hill early next week Phone -137-W. The Evening Telegram has achieved it. I.. Dillard, of Montgomery, Ala., early and get your share of the bar­ 110-3tc WANTED—30 acres truck fnrm, the unique distinction of being prob­ was planned by tho ^bipartisan group was a business visitor in this city on gains. fruited, on good roud, close to sta­ Saturday. ably the first newspaper in America in charge of the legislation. FOR SALE tion. Price must he right. Give com­ Consideration of the administration to “pie” nil entire edition. The Herald recognizes the fact that FOR SALE—House, 0 rooms and bath, plete description. Mr. Storer, Bog IV. Oliver Murrell, of Wauchuln and a wonderful revival of business is The paper printed an explanation railroad debt funding bill is to be be­ Electric lights nnd gns. 805 Elm. 103-10tp T. Mart (lit/.er, of Lakoland, were in due to come not many months hence. at the top of page 1, a sfollows: gun next week by senate and house —II. N. Lumley, 902 French. Phone 235, Atlanta, Ga. WANTED—To rent a nmnll house the city Saturday enroute to DeLnnd The bankers of the country foresee a "The breaking of a cable of the ele­ interstate commerce committees Re­ 104. 7G-tfc furnished or unfurnished by year Where they were culled to defend a business revival and are laying their vator by which the forms are lowered publican leaders hope that it may be FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Plymouth round tennnt. .Write Mrs. II., 300 Elm case in court. passed by the house ahead of the tax from the main floor to the press room plans accordingly. The farsighted Bock eggs, $2 per sotting. Apply Ave. or phone 528. lJ0-3tp business men are keeping their trade of the Telegram plant allowed four revision hill, and reported to the sen­ at Hora'd office or address Box 874. C. K. Sccrcst and wife, of 309 lanes open, pushing their advertising pages to plunge to the bottom of tho ate before the proposed recess of con­ WANTED—Bright, energetic young 279-tic French Avenue, are locuted for the campaigns and keeping in touch with shaft at 3:45 o’clock this afternoon, gress. They said they had been ad­ woman to cnnvnss quick selling toil­ summer at 273 Ridgvvay avenue, ClifFOR SALE—Medium size safe. Ap­ et urticies from house-to-house in vised by treasury officials that such manner that there was no alternative u>n Forge, Vn., where Mr. Seeroat is the people, looking forward to their hut to reset nr many of the mlvertise- a scedule would meet the situation, ply 402 Sanford Ave., and Fourth homo city. Also to work druggists. working as boilermaker for the C. & returns when business volume increas­ ments and a smuch reading matter ns without necessitating having congress Can earn four dollnrs per day in com­ Street. 94-01. es. What? are yon doing to promote 0. railroad. • forego its vacation in September jmssihle with the hope of getting to FOR SALE—300, 8-ft. Cypress Fence missions. Full particulars furnished. good will for your business? If you The tentative plan for disposing of press late this evening. This will ex­ posts, 25c each.—II. Roberts. Route Write nt once to Tho Noilor Co., Box 1521, Richmond, Va. • ' 110-ltp Before buying any other car, lot us attract people to your business now plain the lateness of the pnper otdny the railroad legislation, leaders said A, Box 200. 91-tf show you the Hupmobile. The car you must prepare to invite them nnd and its abbreviated form, hut it fails today, was based on expectations of a SALESMEN WITH CADS—We havo FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobile truck, $000. with low repair costs, the wonderful then give them service after they the greatest selling pro|>osition over long and stubborn fight in the senate. to describe the. ‘prayer meeting’ that 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick economy, the ability to keep going, come. the Telegram staff held after the ac­ Besides opposition of a group of sen­ 4, $100. The nbove enrs are real bar­ put before the Americnn people. Our the long life, and high re-snlo prices cident occurred.''—Jacksonville Me­ ators to what they declared would lie gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. line has a universal demand and no BIG BLACK BEAK KILLED. for second hand Hups. Demonstra­ a loan of $r>(H>,()0()l()U() to the railroads At Williams’ Garage, N. H. Garner. competition. For personal interview, tropolis. tions gladly given.—-B. & O. Motor address A. S. P„ care Herald. 110-lt questions of repealing the so-called 5 104-tfc For a week or two past a big black Co. 87-tfc per cent rate guarantee of the car­ FO*R SALE—Overland touring car, bear had been raiding a herd of hogs PRICE O’ HOOTCH LOST DUE TO BOUNCE, riers and restoration of state rate It. J. Holly and Curtis Barber of belonging to Doyal brothers, of Cas­ Model 90, 1919, newly painted, good LOST—Child’s bathing suit) brown DECLARES ALLEN. making powers to state commissions tires, running fine. $350 cash or on the Herald Printing Co., are muking sia. On last Friday morning the hoys color. Return to Herald office nnd prohnhly will he brought up, as terms.—B. & O. Motor Co. 105-tfc receive rt-ward. u tiip to Geneva ami Chuluota today located Bruin in a swamp on Black107-0tp Life is jjust one blamed thing after amendments to the funding hill on special business for the Herald. water and notified Mr. W. It. Quuylo, FOR SALE—A bargain that counts, another. J uh I when it seems that old Huy expect to make u trip over the of this city, and he, in company with 1 army tent, lCxlfl feet. Value FOUND TAMPA—Four fishermen given a $138. Sale price $35.—Thrasher & Mr. Fisher Hannum ami Mr. George H. C. L. has been dcnlt a wallop in county during tlio next few weeks. the solar plexus nnd that prices are hearing at Key West in connection Garner. Williams set out early for Blackwatcr, 100-2wc FOUND—Automobile tag number. going to tumble, along conics Ruth in Owner can get same by proving tho with the burning there Just after reaching the spot shortly after day­ Sweet potatoes are being shipped FUR SALE—A garage- for your car. property and paying for this ml. tf the shafie of A. C. Allen, new prohibi­ midnight July 14th, of the new fish­ tioiu south Georgia, to Europe. Verily light, where tho Royal hoys were Deal bargain. $18.00.—Thrasher & tion director for ^Florida and says ing schooner Paulino 'G, of Tampa, Garner. waiting for them, dogs were sent in­ tlie south is destined to be the smoke 102-2wc TRAIN SCHEDULE to thu swamp and soon picked up the "Liquor prices are going up. I'm go­ were discharged for lack of evidence FOD SALE—Truck, Iteo Speed wag­ house and granary of the world. ing to ninke ’em.” tending to show that they wore con­ trail. Tlie trio of Eustis Nimrods on, in excellent condition. Run only Southbound Yep, ( thnt's what lie said when he cerned in the affair, according to F. had not separated very widely when Hr. L A. Brand left today for Mi 2800 miles.—Geo. W. Knight. Phone Arrive Departs arrived in Jacksonville Friday after Mirnhcllu, of the Mirahella Fish Co., ami where he will be associated in tlie chase began and tlie bear came 481. 107-Gtc No. 83--------2:36 a.m . 2:46 a.m . a visit to Washington. He intends to owner of tlie vessel, who has just re­ business with his brother. Dr. Brain so close to the spot whore Mr. Han­ 8:40 a. FOR SALE—Cottage nt Coronado. No. 27.......... made many friends while here who num was standing, that he struck it remain in Jax for several days to size turned here from Key West. Mr. Beach, all furnished. For informa­ No. 80-------2:55 p. in. 3:20 p.m. up tho situation and vows thnt the Miraliella declares the vessel was regret to hear of his departure but a glancing blow with an axe which tion, write to Mrs. F. L. Myers, Lake No. 85----------7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. bootleggers had better hunt for cover. seized at her dock, tlie crew of six men wish him success in hh new undertnk- he carried. Mr. Williams was on the Helen, Fla. s 107-8tp North Bound "I intend to sec thnt tho bootleg­ forced to leave her and that the n,g. Dr. Tom J. Moore recently pur- opposite side of the hear from Mr. FOD SALE—Ford Sedan, 1021, run Arrive Departs based Dr. Brand’s business here. Hannum and did not dnre shout for gers are kept on the jump so hnrd schooner then was towed into the about 1,500 miles. Just like new. No. 82-------1:48 a. m. 2:03 a. that it will be necessary for them to harbor and fired. The trouble arose, fear of hitting him Distend of the Extras.—B. & .0. Motor Co. 107-5tc No. 84---------11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m. increase their prices in irder to pay he said, hecnusc the vessel sold a car­ Sheriff Hamj returned from Jack­ hear. They were in a dense jungle sonville yesterday where he wont to and neither of thu men was more than traveling expenses," he Haiti. "I. was go of fish in Key West on a falling FOD SALE—Porto Rico sweet potu- No. 80........... 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p. to vines to plant. $2.00 per thous­ No. 28-------- 10:00 p.m. ••ring homo the Austin nnd McCully six or eight feet from Bruin,.nnd appointed to this position for n pur­ market in spite of threats made and. Call 40 or seo G. C. Fellows at pose and I intend to do tho job. Every Trilby Branch hoys who were detained in Jackson- things were-not looking good. At this, against the vessel by Key West fish­ Southern Utility office. 108-Ctp *No 158........... available effort will be ninde to en­ 7:00 a. ,n. ermen if it did so. Tiie schooner wns 'die on suuspicion and wore brought juncture Mr. Qunylu enme up in front, FOR SALE—1920 Dort touring car No. 22.......... 7:36 p.m. force the prohibition Inws in Flori­ manned entirely by negroes who were h-ok here for the alleged robbery of and while tlie bear wns hesitating $450 cash; 1920 Olds 8 touring, , Leesburg Branch < the only witnesses to the seizure nnd 1 •; Waters Kandy Kitchen and tho which one to take for brenkfast, Han­ da." Mr. Allen suceeds O. P. Hllburn, rf burning, which they said was nc- $600 cash.—Haight & Magee, Oppo­ Arrive Departs Garage. The boys are said to num or Williams, got in a shot with site Valdez Hotel. 110-Ctc •No. 157______ 4:00 p. r*. Tnmpa. Ho is well known throughout compished by nfasked men. " jV0 confessed to tho crime nnd they his high-power rifle which eqdod tho "* FOR SALE—Chalmers Master six, in No. 21........... 2:52 p.m. 'vill probably appear before Judge fun, if fur. it could bo ended. Tho bul- the state. His appointment wns ninde only recontly and his visit to Wnr.hArrive Depart* perfect condition, $500 cash.— ouHohohler today. Tiits episode on- 'et struck the hear squarely betwoen If pnssenger rates keep on climb­ 8:00 a.m . y strengthens tho idea that a curfew the eyes nnd lodged nenr tho middle i *nKton was for the purpose of con- ing it is only n question of time until Haight & Magee, opposite Vnldez Ho­ •No. 100-------•No. 24------8:26 p.m. tel. 110-6tc J'v "hou,d do passed in Sanford and of its body.. They loaded the carcass ««lting with prohibition officials re- conductors strike for traveling com­ •No. 101__ . . . 0:30 p.m. ‘nat the youngsters should he kopt into their automobile nnd brought It R iding enforcement of the Volstead panions. FOR SALE—1921 Maxwell touring "n the streets after ten o’clock nt into .................. car, used very little. A real bar­ •No. 2 5 ..___ * 2:00 p.m. Eustis,, arriving about 9 o’clock. | n t Jacksonville Metropolis. n'Kit. Several robberies have tuken' The bear was in thin condition and Oviedo Branch . How our hearts are touched by the gain fqr $450 cash.—Height & Ma­ P nco lately and tho people who have wns estimated to weigh 250 pounds or 110-0tc Incidentally, the person who needs photograpli of nil old sweetheart or gee, Opp. Valdez Hot.-l Arrive Departs More,! by them will not ho disposed more.—Eustis Lake Region. a vacation most is the one who has a beer check found in nn old pair of FOR SALE—Late 1920 Hanson Six •No. 126_____ 11:00 a. in. just hnd one.—Peoria Transcript. .. n o,v tho guilty to escapo onco Touring car in fine condition. New •No. 127_____ pants. ly nrc ^m|nd guilty of tho crime. tires. Cheap nt $1,500, but DRINK Elder Spring# Water. Its 99 98-10r -FOR SALE—Clean old news­ For offico supplies; stationery, etc., $1100 for quick cash HERALD ADS get results. in the market for s come to tho Herald office. per cent pure. Pho»-e 81L. papers at the Herald office. C L A SSIF IE D A D S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 01, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 01, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/746ed9f28d749f7aeea83d625dd88e91.pdf 84f39cd10ec0843c153e01f6bd06213e PDF Text Text IN TH E HEABT OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ’ il HARDING NEW DEPUTIES CIRCUIT COURT RECESSED CONTINUES FOR FRANCE TO CONFER TODAY AFTER STRENEOUS ARE CALLED precautionary measpre PROP« ' ^ . u w pla n w ERT ’ GUARDED f ir e d e st r o y s p l a n t a t g r e e n c o v e w it h LOSS OF $100,000 GREEN COVE SPRING8, Jan. 14. —The plant of the National Pulp and Turpentine Company heTc waa de­ « BXPECTKD AND W « ¡ U O Í stroyed by fire early Wednesday morning at a loss of about $100,000. S ppT c ÎÀls a b b r e t ic e n t The company was to resume operau ABOUT it tionrf Wednesday, after having been shut down for several weeks. The <», n . origin of the blazo is not definitely NEW YS J “" p u * > » r ^ known, although it Is believed ot have buildings, to'”« », ”,« uhy cl“ *“ been from the fire under the boilers. About 2,000 barrels of rosin were throughout city «"T U"d e r..htr saved from the flames. uird today by P«11« »r i , r “ ^ OUTBREAKS WEEKWITH MANY CASES PRESIDENT MILLER AND ASKS PRESIDENT-ELECT IS HUSY MAN •HEAD OF CHAMBER TO GET WITH CALLERS OF NEW MATERIAL ALL KINDS (Br Tin AttocUUd Frau) (Br Tbt Ai»»<l*l»4 P rtu l DOINGS OF THE GRAND ' LUDENDORF JURY, INDICTMENTS, CASES TRIED MAKES DENIAL OF STATEMENT MEETS TOMORROW PARIS, Jan* 14.—Raoul * Perct, MARION, Jan. 14— Hnrdings president of the chamber of deputies, conferences again covered wide variasked by President Mlllcrnnd to form cty of public questions todny with cabinet In succession to one headed problems of legislation at present by Georges Leygues, which resigned session of congress predominating. Wednesday. .Three members of the house were ____________ | among the callers, also appointments KING'S COUNSEL with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and THAT HE PRESENTED MEMORI­ IS WOUNDED | with former Governor Forbes and AL PROPOSING JOINT AT DUBLIN (judge Johnson of the Philippine IsOFFENSIVE LONDON, —Jan. 14.—William M c-|lands‘ — ---- --------I -(Br Tb» Associated rrtu) Grath, king’s counsel in Dublin, was jftoO P S MUNICH, Jan. 14.—General Ludseverely wounded when he was flrcd»( WILL WITHDRAW cndorfT denied that he had presented upon by men who forced entrance FROM COAL FIELDS memorial to Allies proposing joint into his home early today, says Dub­ offensive against Russia by England, (Br Tie AiraeliUS Fmt) lin dispatch. McGrath was struck by CHARLESTON, W. Va., Jan. 14— France nnd Germany. Denied any several bullets. Federal troops ,on duty In Mingo connection with General Hoffman, | county coal strike zone begin to who recently said Pershing or Foch ■move out tomorrow on return to should lead world army against the Camp Sherman, Ohio. Movement will Rolshcviki. bo gradual and some time before all troops arc withdrawn. Tbla an- TO TAKE UP SEVERAL OTHER. CASES ON THE DOCKET The grand jury presented the fol­ lowing indictments on Wednesday: The State of Florida vs. Willi» Jackson. A true bill. Entering in the night time with intent to commit a felony. The State of Florida vs. George T . Quick, alls» George W. Bailey. A tru® radical demonstration. Police bill. Securing goods, wares and mer­ t" eitrcmely reticent . « n * t chandise under false pretenses. nl r given verbally last night to enThe State of Florida vs. George T . t o ' f c t but they Intimated It t c . Quick, alias G. W. Bailey. A tru® prompted by federal authority. bill. Securing money under false p re­ tence. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14— Warning The State of Florida, vs. Sydney H . 0f threatened demonstration with Rend. A true bill. Breaking and Of American Soldier Shot Re CHATTANOOGA MAN bomb« »ctMtle* In New York reentering with intent to commit a fel­ F i n i r m i FORMER GOVERNOR ccntly at VladivoDIES IN FLORIDA WILLIS TAKES SEAT ceired by government from reputable ony. Htock VACATED BY HARDING private detective tRency, department The Stato of Florida vs. Sydney H . (Br Tfco AssocUUd Frau) of justice officials said today. In­ HAVE DISPATCHED A NOTE Jloid. A true bill. Breaking and en­ CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 13.—A tel EXACTLY ONE MONTO SINCE WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Former tel tlgation being made but federal tering with intent to commit a fel­ egram this morning from his winter TIME THEY LEFT FOR »Renta unable to find evidence dem­ LAST NIGHT TO TOKIO FOREIGN iiwiiio » ...... _____ ony. homo »at West Palm Beach,_____ Fla _ an -’Govcrnor Willis, Ohio, took scat In ROCKAWAY OFFICE AND END onstrations are to occur. . The State of Florida vs. Sam Mich­ nounced the sudden death of C apt C. 'senate today ns successor of PresiIS IN SIGHT (By III Am«<UU4 Fwm) ael. A true bill. Aggravated assault. W. Biese, ono of Chattanooga's old- ’dent-elect Harding, who resigned for NEW YORK, Jan. 14—Kloor, Far­ , The State of Florida vs. James M. est and best business men, ond a vot- iremainder of his term expiring March (By Tin AMMteteS Frau) rell and Hinton arrived here this Oglesby. A true bill. Manslaughter. (4th. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Satis­ cran of tho Union army. morning exactly one month after The State of Florida vs. J. W. factory assurance» by Japanese gov­ GREEKS ARE they landed near Moose Factory after Eaton. Not a true bill. Destruction. ernment that it regrets killing of ADVANCING IN their balloon flight from Rocknwny. of trees. ASIA »MINOR Langdon by Japanese sentry would The State of Florida vs. Frank LONDON, Jan. 14.—The Greeks be supplemented by convincing proof Brown. A true bill. Carrying con- Jj NEW YORK, Jan. 14— A crowd of of Its intention to make smlilar in have made another Important ad­ cealed weapons. cldent Improbable, awaited today by vance In their offensive ngainst rclntivcs and naval officers greeted PLANS TO TAKE ENFORCEMENT The State of Florida vs. Prod , officers. Balloonist^» declared Ithey state department. Confidence that the Tufkish nationalists, on Brush front POWERS FROM INTERNAL Brown. Carrying concealed weapon*. were none the worse for their adven­ Jananese government would make in Asia Mirfor, according to Greek REVENUE BUREAU By order of this court the abovtr t u r e nnd lined up for photographers. adequate reparation for killing is ex­ legation here. ________________ cause is hereby handed down to th® THIRTEEN I1UILDINGS DESTROY­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Declar­ pressed by department In note dis­ 'county Judge's court of Seminole». ED wrrn e s t im a t e d ing that the national prohibition law patched lost night to Tokio foreign ■county, for trial. $100,000 LOSS enforcement is a ‘joke" at the present office. Officials inclined to regard the The Stnte of Florida vs. Jam«» time, Representative Will R. Wood, gnd of Incident as In sight. (By A t AumIi M Fra»*) (Continued on page 2)_______ a of Indiana, chairman of the sub-com­ CLEARFIELD, Pa., Jan. 14— Fires mittee that frames the legislative, believed of Incendiary’ origin broke executive and judicial appropriation out nt Madera, near here, today at « bill, is preparing to introduce legis­ 9:30. Thirteen buildings were, de­ lation in the house taking prohibition stroyed with estimated loss of $100,­ POSTMASTERS OF To Have the Support of County enforcement powers away from the 000 nnd fire still burning. Mndcrn is nnd the City of San­ FLORIDA RAISED, Internal revenue bureau entirely and a thriving town in the bituminous * ford. SALARIES FIXED centering all prohibition enforcement district. functions in the Department of Jus­ EVERYBODY SHOULD HELP (By Th» A»»«ci»W4 Frau) .1 SUCCEEDED IN CATCHING SOME tice. CLEARFIELD, Jan. 14— Fire was WASHINGTON, Jon. 14— With the .■ ¿1 SniN ERS AND QUANTITY Advance Information that Mr. Wood fur* J , t under control only after the beginning of the new year Florida AND SEMINOLE WILL BAVE THB FUNERAL OF MASH BAPTIST TEMPLE SUNDAY contemplates this action haa reached FIRST PRIZE AND rulldings* in the path of flames were j postmasters have been advanced to the Anti-Saloon League, and it is cre­ AFTERNOON MUCH PUBLICITY Sheriff Hand nnd his depot have dynamited. Fifteen buildings were' presidential class and their salaries sting n commotion. Wayne B. Wheel­ destroyed. Loss quarter of n million. er, attorney for the league, is under­ been active ever since the fir* of the Seminole county will have an remains of Carl Malm will have been fixed as indicated below: stood to be vigorously opposed to th*i month when they took t th* uath of WILL OPEN nOUSB hlHt at the Sub-Tropical Fair In Orrive tomorrow afternoon a t 8:00 Archer, $1,200; Brewster, $1,400; Cal­ office nnd promised to do icir full EMERGENCY BILL step. • Inndo In February and It will b« « 'o ’clock and a t the time tha flag on dth nnd TO AMENDMENT lahan, $1,000; Caryville, $1,200; El- xoal exhibit nnd ore that will c«*»? Ithe postofflee will be at half mast and Representative Wood declares that duty toward the commoi • a« » I# rDeu . t ..„ thc .. . ... i L t.i-. on aw ® .T1 lcnton, $1,200; Maitland, $1,100; Olds- off at present, with the Bureau of Inter­ the people who had elect* them for th* Wll the »MV first prize -- ---if •possible. ----III III« t utos #nd 'vehicle« *-----------$1,200; Pablo Beach, $1,100; this purpose. Breaking up stills does mar. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-^Decislon nal Revenue and the Department of spite the fact th a t this section wss atreets at the time the remains Justice, both exercising prohibition not entirely eliminate distilling but to open house emergency tariff bill to Pierce, $1,200; Port Sant Joe, $1,400; hard hit by the alow prices of fruits ukcn { n m the train to Mmol'« enforcement powers, there si a con­ breaking them 'up and -jailing the amendment made today by senate River Junction, $1,300; Wellborn, $1,­ and vegetables nnd the high freight Chapel ahould stop until the cortog* 000. stant ''passing of the buck" from one ahiners nil the time will havo a most finance committee. rates the people here think they cnnjhllf passed. An honorary escort from disheartening effect upon them nil to the other, and the result is that do nothing better than to advertise Itke American Legion will follow. H i« and the word has gone forth that nil prohibition don’t get enforced. to the world thnt we are still nllv«!romnlns wm be at the chapel until “It probably is true," said Mr. of them, Irrespective of color or so­ nnd doing business nt the old stand Sunday afternoon when thc funeral Wood, "that a good many district at­ cial position, must quit making nnd and thc proof of this will bo demon- *gervjcc8 w|ll be held at the Baptist torneys wink at violations of the selling booze or suffer the conse­ strnted by n mammoth exhibit mt JTempi«* at 3:00 o’clock, Chaplainprohibition law, but if the sole re­ quences nnd there will be some startOrlnndo as usual. The only differ- Gcor|jC Ilymnn officiating and them, sponsibility of enforcing the law is Hng surprises to be sprung In the cnee this year should be a much lar- ^ jj be gpecini military servlet» afri placed in the Department of Justice, next few weeks In this respect. gcr nnd finer exhibit than ever k*- the church nnd nt the cemetery. C ip t; Last week Sheriff Hand and deputy where it belongs, it will be a different Mny to August, Inclusive; Dr. B. C. fore. The county commissioners nnd GeorKC Herring will be In charge o f 1" >tory. The eyes of the country will sheriffs raided a still nenr tho Wekl- Discussed Plans for Addition to Dodds, chief, September to December. the city commissioners will no doubt thc funcral as officer of tho day; and"! FernaId-I>nuKhton he on the Department of Justice, nnd wa river went of the city nnd whllo Surgical staff, Jnnuary to March, Dr. stand behind thc Seminole Counny’ ^ the ccmctnry Robert Hynes, os’ »» the distiller hod been frightened nway it will hnve to do its duty.” Hospital J. N. Tolar; April to June, Dr. R. E. Fair Association nnd see that the non.commIsaloncd officer, will hnvu Five different agencies of the Unit­ before the arrival the still was there Stevens; July to September, Dr. S. proposition has tW proper financial cbargo of the firing squat. A t th® ed States government are charged doing business nnd n qunntlty of WANT ESTIMATES ON IT Pulcston; October to December, Dr. backing. church the music will be rendered by with the responsibility of enforce­ mash ond whiskey was confiscated os For the past three years th a t Inde­ n special quartette. W. T. Langley. MEDICOES ASK TIIE DENTISTS ment of the prohibition law and with well as the still. It was unanimously decided to ask fatigable worker, Frank L. Miller, the Carl Malm was a Sanford boy w ho , TO JOIN AND MEET Wednesday the sheriff and deputies prosecution of cases arising there­ thc dentista of Sanford to Join tho president of tho fa ir association, has joined the heavy artillery at the be­ WITH THEM from, but the combined efforts of all landed on Steve Lowrey a t his still medical society, nnd meet regularly been making these exhibits n t Or­ ginning of the war but did not g e t these agencies has not prevented rum house in n bam on iBcardnll avenue Jacksonville- on- tho ■uiiuu nnd .................. — -small over unui imcr aim wun taken umcii »«* until later and was sick The rcgulnr monthly meeting of the every month on tho first Friday eve­ lando running in the United States, accord­ and landed Steve nnd two bnrrcls of ning, nnd it was further decided that sum of money thnt was left In 4h° | with Influenza upon his arrival In Sanford Medical Society was held in ing to fncts brought out in hearings mash. nn(j died nt,ono of the base nt lenst one scientific paper ahould bo treasury from tho time that the first Last night they were after moon­ the palm room of the Valdez Hotel presented nt each meeting with a full Seminole County hair was veUl nm' hospitals just ono week after the » rbefore the House committee on appro­ priations in consilcration of the sun­ shine In the moonlight nnd succeed­ on Wednesday. evening, with a good nnd ’free discussion on all subjects by taking several prizes nnd other-' mUt!co wag g i^ e d . H is'rem ain» dry civil bill. ed In landing J . I. Ilodgon In Mecca attendance. Various matters of inter­ pertaining to the medical welfare of wise conserving his resources Frank !Iweni onJ brought DruuKUt to Hoboken nuuuncn last iuo» week m » est were taken up, most important of These- five uagencies f t v u n i r a uare i c tho m u pro§ j r u - Hammock where ond of ,the most Sanford nnd surrounding territory. Miller kept tho fund going. !where they remained until his father which, perhaps, was the discussion hibition enforcement office of tho In­ complete stills In the country was At these regular monthly meetings yenr our exhibit was not up to stand- nnd gIgt<!re bore could be communlternal Revenue, tho United States discovered nnd 23 barrels of mash on plans for tho new addition which much of benefit to the hospital is ani* or either other counties were cnt<?d nnd nt tbelr “ ------, |CUICU WIMI U I1U Ul »11 request toast guard, the customs collection nnd much whiskey was found to­ In to be erected nt the Femnld-Lnugh- brought out and all of the members — i m n (•» m l tthis1 n i R gcnt . >hflr# { <qt «bur,ftl ■ • better• lthan in former ««rnrfl years nnnd *cr\ice, tho secret service and the De­ gether with the 250-gallon copper ton hospital. Col. Knight wan present nnd pre­ are working hard to further Its heat county did ro t take first prize and, He is ,tha >on 0f c. A. Malm nnd partment of Justice, through Its dis­ still. . our little fund wn*. exhausted. brother of Miss Helen Malm and interests. trict attorneys. Sheriff Hand says it m y be s big sented a tentative plan, which was It Is now up to the people of the H j* Tolnr of this Icty and wa« Job to get them all In a 1»*' veeks fully discussed and revised, and he BODY OF JACKSONVILLE whole county to take up this m atter | y0UnJr man who was loved by every»MOORE HAVEN ROAD but ho Intends to get them m they was aakqd to preient ¡estimates as of on exhibit. . While much of the i, WOMAN FOUND IN WOODS one who knew him. For the pa«k TO BUILD TRACK come If It takes all summer and ho soon as possible regarding the cost celery and other• vegetables vegetables are p ar-1t * 0 years he had been employed b y of same.- More room is ycry badly certainly Is making a good start. WOMBLE, Ark., Jan. • 18— The chased here In order to k« P Uiem' tho A c u juilw ay In the machine needed nt the hospital, especially for 'VASHINGTON, Jan. 13. — The body of a woman about fifty years fresh there should be an exhibit of abopg nntj had the universal respect colored pntlonts nnd the new addl. Moore Haven & Clowiston Railroad NEGRO POPULATION lion™ contemplated*to*take care o f !old, believed to be that of Mrs. G .N . fruits and vegetables, of everything Rn(, c8ctcem of ,an wh0 knew him . IN RICHMOND, VA„ ompany 0f Florida was granted nu, Burkhart of Jacksonville, FI»., was In the fields nnd gardens and homes, Thp wmaln# o{ Carl Malm are th® SHOWS LITTLE GAIN o ty by the Interstate Commerce The staff for the hospital for the found hidden In the woods near here etc., nnd It Is the Interest of the peo- flrn of ^ Sanf ord boys to arrlv® Commission today to issue $50,000 to be buried In the S an (Hr Th» AimcIiM Fra»») ensuing year was also appointed as today, with a gunshot wound in her pic In thc exhibit that wit! make It » from n Principal amount, of first mort­ WASHINGTON, / Jo ri .14— Negro back, her breast cut with a knife and w*nner* , , ford cemeteryfollows: Medical staff, Dr. J. T. Get ready for it now and let overy. ' S ? ld bonda’ the to be population of Richmond, Vn., is 64,­ K ” ! S . J . m S «» April, .n- m ark, on hor hc.d which lndlc.W trackage*1 th° construction of new 047. White population Is 117,605. All elusive; Dr. C. J. ' Marshall, chief, she lind been beaten with a club. body help. Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pay». others 65. C i «« JAPANESE GOVERNMENT WILL GIVE ASSUI REGRET OVER KILLING WOOD SAYS ENFORCEMENT PROHIBITION JOKE BALLONISTS ’ ARRIVE HOME IN NEW YORK FIRE FIENDS AT WORK AGAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA 1N0LE COUNTY EXHIBIT AT THE SUB TROPICAL FAIR WILL BE GOOD ONE CARL MALM’S BODY WILL BE HERE TOMORROW SHERIFF’S OFFICE MAKES BIG HAUL OF MOONSHINERS SANFORD MEDICAL SOCIETY ' held m onthly m eeting AT THE HOTEL VALDEZ *■ UM««M«nH ■ • - ■ - awcp V h itó �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1W1 PAGE SIX r L •I ■ - , . ■. \ • • * , • Lasting TwolW eeks—Starting Saturday, January 15th, Ending Saturday January 29th Clothing Prices—they have been Cut in Half—even Lower than Spring -Record-Breaking Prices. Six Extraordinary Valuable Prizes Free— a Valuable Prize to Each of First Twenty-five Customers See these Astonishing Values and Beautiful Prizes for Yourself Read the Prices below Starch Collars 85c Collars .... 60c C ollars.... 60c Collars .... HOSIERY, GARTERS, JEWELRY HANDKERCHIEFS, SHOE POLISH, SHOE LACES, BELTS, SUSPENDERS AND CARD CASES EVERY SUIT IN THE HOUSE AT $80.00 75.00 70.00 65.00 60.00 55.00 60.00 45.00 40.00 35.00 30.00 Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, Suits, now. now. now. now. now. now. nqw. now. now. now. now. ALL SILK AND WINTER WEIGHT $3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.75 now now now now now MADRAS and PERCALE $5.00 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 now now now now now now EXTRA SPECIAL FORTY PIECE, PORTLAND PATTERN, NIPPON CHINA SET, purchased from H. McLaulin, value.................:... BEAUTIFUL ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMP, MAHOGANY POST, OLD ROSE SHADE, Purchased from the Sanford Furniture Co. « s o n STEAMER TRUNK, ONE OF THE BEST OF OUR STOClL V alue................................. .................................................. THREE BEAUTIFUL SOFA PILLOWS, Puchosed from Speer & Son. Values $10.00 t o ................................ $16.00 Pants now. 14.00 Pants, now. 18.60 Pants, now. 12.60 Pants, now. 12.00 Pants, now. 11.00 Pants, now. 10.00 Pants, now. 9.00 Pants, now. 8.60 Pants, now. 8.00 Pants, now. 7.50 Pants, now. 7.00 Pants, now. 6.60 Pants, now. 6.00 Pants, now. 6.50 Pants, now. 6.00 Pants, now. 4.50 Pants, now. 4.00 Pants, now. YOUR CHOICE ALL SWEATERS WE ISSUE A NUMBERED COUPON WITH EVERY DOLLAR PUR CHASE AND WILL GIVE THE ABOVE PRIZES AT A DRAWING AT OUR STORE, SATURDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 29TH, AT 8 O’CLOCK. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO BE PRESENT AT THIS DRAWING IN OR­ DER TO BE A WINNER. TO EACH OF THE FIRST TWENTY-FIVE CUSTOMERS MAKING A PURCHASE OF $2.00 OR MORE ON THE OPENING DAY OF *rtlE SALE —STORE OPENS AT 9 O’CLOCK. These Baskets will contain Can Peas, Can Tomatoes, Can Milk, Corn Flakes, Soap, Soap Powder, Quaker Oats, Potted Meat, Canned Soup, Sar­ dines, several boxes of Cakes, Oranges, Apples, etc. These groceries were purchased from L. P. McCuller. $6.00 5.0Q 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.00 now now now now now now STORE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY—OPEN 9:00 O’CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING I f Y o u M iss T h is Sale Y o u H ave M issed the B ig g est Yet ' • 1. r I*«ân! # '**.**! ' : *i!1 * 1 • 1 L . • . • « * ;* \ The Store That Is Different . 1 ; . PERKIN -,* •m ** *a? p^ ***. - /1 BRITT �\ . • • • . ■ . -T . < . - . • r ' '■ i ; < . . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,1921 south of Sanford In honor of Dr. memben were Mrs. Hasan!, Mrs. 'charged their duties for th e teTpr, Blynn and Dr. Dame of Jackaonvllte Mrs. H askett and Miss Has« were discharged by the court. of tho State Health Board. Enter general presentment. kett. At the cloio of the game a dainty The State of Florida vs. Grendi salad course, with coffee, was served.1 Stolanoff. Assault with intent to A short business meeting preceded fmurder. The above named defendant being tho game, a t which the department KATHRYN WILKEY, chairman, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, pre­ .arraigned in open court, attended by Phone 428 sided. Twenty-seven dollars was col­ 'his counsel, Landis, Fish & Hull, and lected a t this meeting to be applied after hearing .the reading of the in­ f ; SOCIAI, CALENDAR FOR TH E Lake Golden sectlt dictment, pleads guilty. Scntenco to on the European Relief fund. WEEK. city. Her guests nrc 16 years in tho state prison. Friday_ Miss Helen Hand, 31 The State of Florida vs. Groncho LITERATURE-MUSIC DEPARTi Mrs, John Mclsch and Mm. George Mrs. Claude Howard. Stolanoff. Unlawfully injuring the MENT *. Hoy entertain at bridge at the _■ ■ ■ The meeting of these two denart- dwelling house of nliku Sluiiiofl. home of Mrs. Mdlsch. monta having been recorded in the ! The above case is hereby Nolle 0j|T3 N. T. with Mrs. J. B. Lawton. Herald over the signature of “Via- Pressed upon motion of tho state's a t­ • : .Booklovers Club with Mrs. L. P. Club Cnlcndar, Tuesday, January itor," it is not the policy of the club torney, David Sholtz. -Hagan at 3 o'clock. State of Florida vs. Willio Jackson. Evening— 18th: General club reception nt 3:30 reporter to overlap. Any meetings, Entering in the night timo with in­ programs and social affairs of the D. A. R. meets at 8 o'clock in the tent to roiKn.it « felony. club otherwise reported will not bo Woman's Club, Miss Morrison, Sentence, 4 years in the state pris­ repeated In the club column. hostess. on. Saturday— The Stato of Florida vs. Georgo T. The Americanisation Class will ARRIVALS AT THE VALDEZ. Quick, alias George W. Bailey. Secur­ meet at 3:30 at the Women's ing goods, wares and merchandise un­ g club. PLANS FOR CLUB RECEPTION der false pretenses. -------Arrangements nro being completed The above named defendant being Mr. and Mm. J. Wellington Roe committee in charge for the re-arraigned in open court, without l«ft Thursday for Jacksonville, where Rlincrmi clul) reception, which will be counsel, and after hearing the read­ they will spend a few days. , held at the Women’s Club, Tuesday ing of the indictment, pleads, guilty. affair Mr. and Mm. Guy Mattox, who Sentence: $200 or six months in have been the guests of Miss Annie the county jnil at hard inbro.'Hawkins, have returned to their home The State of Florida vs. George T. in Asburn, Gn. Quick, ailes G. W. Bailfcy. Securing money under fnlsc pretence. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ingraham and The above named defendant being grandchildren, Miss Gibbs and Mnster re-nraigned in open court, without J . W. Gibbs, Jr., of Jacksonville arc counsel, nnd after «hearing the read­ guests at the Valdez Hotel. ing of the indictment, pleads guilty. Sentence: 1 cent or 1 day in the county Jail nt hard labor. ' * The Stato of Florida vs. Sidney H. Reid. Breaking nnd entering with in­ tent to commit a felony. Sentence: 1 yenr in the state pris­ on at hnrd labor. The State of Florida vs. Sydney H. Reid. Urenking nnd entering with in­ tent to commit a felony. CIRCUIT COURT RECESSED SOCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Meade Fox was operated on The court continued this case until TODAY AFTER STRENUOUS Notable among the charming en­ f o r appendicitis Wednesday a t the the May term of this court, 1022. WEEK WITH MANY CASES tertainment of the social department Fernsld-Lawton hospital. The State of Florida vs. James M. this season was the bridge party on (Continued from page one) Oglesby. Manslaughter. D. A. U. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W. J. The nbovc named defendant being Miles nnd Paul Lucas. Assault with The D. A. U. Bridge Club met Thigpen hostess, who was assisted In arraigned in open court, attended by . *t w ith Mrs. M. S. Wiggins a t the her social duties by "Mrs. E. F. intent to murder. his counsel, Landis, Fish & Hull, and The above case is hereby cqntlnucd Gables Thursday. Householder and the Misses Knther* after hearing the reading of tho In­ upon motion of State's Attorney, r- Miss Bowler won the club prize for ine Wilkie, Mnbcl Bowler and Adeldictment, pleads not guilty. Attorney high score. The two tables of mem- aide Higgins. The club was unusu- tlnvid Slioltz, bocnusc the defendant, for the defendant here filed a motion Paul Lucns, is not in custody. bers were present. j nlly attractive with a pretty nrrangeof a continuance for the term, which The State of Florida vs. Richard After the game there were dellcl-|ment of polnscttlas and masses of Hillynrd, Jr. Larceny of a motor ve­ was read, and argued before the oua refreshments of a salad and ice'red roses. hicle. The nbovc case is hereby con­ court, and the court ordered the case cream. There were twelve tables of play­ tinued for the term upon motion of continued for tho term, and ball is ers, the prize for high score {being State's Attronoy David Sholtz, and fixed by the courtt in the sum of $1,won by Mrs. D. P. Drummond to DINNER PARTY, court ordered capias issued to be made 000 bond to be approved by the sher­ Mr. and Mrs.-Vance Douglas had a whom was presented two lovely handreturnable at the next term of' this iff. dinner party last night at their home kerchlefq. Guests | of department The State of Florida vs. Kenneth court, and the nmount of bail is here­ by fixed by the Court at 21,000, bond R. Murrell. Embezzlement. Upon motion of state's attorney, David to be approved by the Sheriff. State of Florida vs. Willie Jackson. Sholtz «this cose is hereby Nolle Entering^ln the night time with In­ Prossed. Chase & Company vs. E. M. How­ tent to commit a felony. The above named defendant being ard, and So. Express Co. Replevin nrnigned in open court, nnd after damnges, $110.00. This cause coming on to be heard, henring the rending of the indictment and plaintiff being represented by pleads guilty. The State of Florida vs. George T. Landis, Fish & Hull, and Defendant Quick, Inins George W. Bailey. Se­ E. M. Howard being represented by curing goods, wares nnd merchandise Jones & Jones, the attorneys for the plaintiff here filed n motion for a under false pretences. The above named dcfcndnnt being continuance which wns argued before m raglncd in open court, without coun- the court, nnd luter argument by so. and after hearing the reading of counsel, tho court ordered this case Ruling Device continued, pending disposition of a the indictment, pleads not guilty. The uiate-of Florida vs. George T. Chancery case, in which it is sought Wt., 11« lbs. Quick, alias G. W. Bailey. Securing to cancel a mortgage. Universal Court has recessed unnil tomorrow money under false pretence. Keyboard The nbovc named defendant being morning. Tabulator arraigned in open court without coun­ Back Spacer sel, nnd after hearing the reading of HUNTERS RETURN. HAD GOOD LUCK, the indictment, pleads not guilty. PLENTY OF GAME The State of Florida vs. Sydney H. Reid. Breaking nnd entering with In­ The hunting party composed of G. tent to commit a felony. The One Vou Have B een Waiting For The above named defendant l>eing W. Vennblc, O. P. Herndon, W. E. arraigned in open court, without Hawkins nnd Messrs. Parrish nnd counsel, nnd nfter henring the read­ Sioanc have returned from below Ft. ing of the indictment, pleads guilty. The State of Florida vs. Sydney H. Myers, where they have been for tho Reid. Breaking nnd entering with in­ past two weeks. They had fine luck tent to commit a felony. and succeeded in bagging five deer The above nnmed defendant sbeing nnd seven turkics and other game THREE - UNIT - MACHINE arraigned in open court, without coun­ Possesses every essential feature of larg­ sel, nnd after hearing the rending of hut the weather was hot and in com­ ing home they broke an nxlo on their er, heavier and more costly typewriters. the indiccmcnt, pleads guilty. No Paper car and were forced to romaln several Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac­ The State of Florida vs. Sam Mi­ days longer and the greater part of Fingers chael. Aggravated assault. tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. the game spoiled on their hands. The above named defendant being The machine for both office and home. 90 characters They also lost two of their young urrngincd in open court, and after Does the work of any typewriter regardless Ball Bearing dogs amf had some bad luck along hearing the rending of the indictment, Shift-Carriage with their good luck. of cost. pleads not guilty, nnd the cn3c in con­ For foreign languages, especially equipp­ In Efficiency, tinued for the term and bail fixed in CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED ed with from one to five dead keys—does Simplicity the sum of $100.00 bond to be approv­ nnd Price ed by the sheriff. not enterfere with standard keyboard. Right on the floor, .with the IUmil* W e H a ve Y o u r 1 yftew riter OLLE --------------- MOLLE---------------WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determine your choice of a type­ writer. You have no place for tho cheaply con­ structed machlno nor will economy permit the out­ lay of an extravagant sum. Good business sense finds the solutio* in ths MOLLE. The MOLLE In­ corporates every essential feature you find in any machine at any price. Yet it ia unusually slrepls, EXCELS ALL both in construction and operation. Built in throe units—base, carriage and action—many extra parts OTHERS are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and a bigger saving by keeping It on the Job, The MOLLE lightest of touch, speediest of action, will do anything that a writing machine is called upon to do with the least amount of noise and effort. THURSDAY COURT The grand jury reported that they had no further findings, and present­ ed their general presentment for the term, which was rend in open court, and ordered filed, and they having dis- HERALD PRINTING CO. ■*. s ♦ ^ h h h CTke Upadto Saccos#/ All of these things are yours when you bring your money to us for Savings Account. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER To tke Citizens of Seminole County LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE TOE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET nBLD-IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It Is to embrace the products, official or private, of five coun­ ties in the best section of the state. TH A TS YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL YOU HELP? ^ Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Show«, bigger and better will occupy our grounds from December to tho time of opening the Fair in order to get ready for I t W R. O'NEAL J. L. GILES C. E. HOWARD President Treasurer Secretary C t A S s /f ie * > A P y Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less thin 23 cents, and positively no classified ids charged to anyone. Cub must accompany ail orders. Count Hve words to a Hue and remit ac­ cordingly. WE BUY FURNITURE nnd houieFOR BENT hold goods. What hnvc you 7—Dix­ F0U KENT—Furnished front room ie Furniture Co., 321 Snnford Ave­ with hot w ater privilege. 813 Mag­ nue. 239-61« nolia Ave. 242-2tc FOR RENT—A large, well.furnished WANTED—Team work. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-GOtp room, suitable for two people. 610 West First Street, or phone 490. MISCELLANEOUS239-Gtc With our dyeing process I can make FOR RENT—Cafe privilege. Semi­ new out of your old faded clothe*. nole Hotel. Apply U. W. Herndon. —Pete the Tailor, Orlando, Flu. 238-tfc 232-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished room, a t 411 Tho Interstate Commerce CommliPark Avenue. 238-tfc sion hns granted authority to mike FOIt RENT—One nicely ^furnished room for one or two gentlemen* or permanent the merger of the Adam*, nice couple. Can have use of garage. American, Wells, Fargo & Co,, and Phone 23 for particulars. 208-tfc Southern Express companies into the FOR SALE—I Vi IL P. and 2V, H. P. American Express Compnny. Thii Gasoline engines. Brand new and in perfect condition.—Herald Print- was op|M)sed by Commissioners Mc­ Ing Co.___________________ '_____ tf Cord nnd Meyer in n minority report FOR RENT—Light housekeeping Raying that the consolidation "creite* bpartments, adults only. 300 French a monopoly." Hates under the old Avenue. 241-2tc regime were the snmc, but there w** keen competition in service accorded the shipping public. Now the expr*** FOR SALE compnny knows that if n shipment i* FOR SALE—5 piece suite walnut fu r­ not moved in the morning it will t# niture for living room or pnrlor. Phone 5G3-W. 242-Gtc waiting in the afternoon, and such »ttitude is not conducive to proper «rFOR SALE—Green celery plants, vlco to tho public. ready for setting. See Ivan II. Rubow, Mecca Hammock. 239-tfc J-M-++4‘++-M”f-H>++F4“M-++4-4+t f FOR SALE!—100,000 green top celery plants.—F. L. Greene, West Side. Let Everyday •232-tfc FOR SALE:—Ford touring car. Ap­ ply at West Side Grocery. 230-tfc too Beach Electric Carpet Washer. FOR SALE:—A Canoe. Inquire at the Herald office. 224-tfc Cleans better than any other method. For estimate or demonstration, Phone FOR SALE—100 ft. front, 117 ft. 560 or write ELECTRIC CARPET deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, WASHER. R. A. 206. 238-6tp corner of 8th St. Nick Zernovan, Sanford. 222-26tc Office supplies a t the Herald. WANTED be Post Card -Day .in * iSANFORD WANTED—Bright, capable woman to travel. Salary and expenses. Also one for Sahford and surrounding territory. Apply Cates Crate Co. * rI 238-tfc at the WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second hnnd bleaching paper.—D. I. Hodgden, R. No. A, Box 108 233-12tp WANTED TO RENT—E’or two or three months. Small furnished cot­ tage or apartment. Answer, “W" in care of Herald. 24I-3tp BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS 4 /» AT THE HERALD. EACH-— Get Them 99.98 PER CENT PURE Herald Office SOLD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY SE E THEM A T THE » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ e M M »»» Telephone 311 113 Magnolia Avenue " r y -r �. the Foundation Quality-Service' For Cold W e a t h e r Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges H a rd w a re Co Armstrong T able Stoves..$IB.OO American B eauty Iron ......$ 1 0 ,0 0 Simplex Iron ..........................$8.00 Majestic H e a t e r s ................$11.00 Phone 442 115 M ag n o lia A ye. - TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,1921 LAKELAND, Jan. 14.-~Dudley ‘ D. Elliott, about fifty years old, waa shot and f¿tally wounded here Wed­ nesday night by Chief of Police Al­ len, when the chief returned Elliott's ftre. The shooting occurred about 0 o’clock, and Elliot died about midnight in a local 'hospital, to which he was taken in an unconscious condition, He did not recovor consciousness before death. Ho resided a t No. 507 West Prospect street and in survived by his widow, a daughter und a son. Tho circumstances lednlng up to the shooting were as follows: Q. A. Harfelson and other« living near^the gas works have complained that for several nights someone has been heard prowling nbout their promises. Wednesday night Ilorrelson called on the phone nsd notified Chief Allen that the prowler had returned. The chief and several other men>went to Harrcison’a house and say thoy saw Elliott climbing over a stile at the back fence They followed him to the railroad nbout a hundred yards away and coming un to) him, Allen called out to halt, tilling -him that he wsn the chief of police,. Allen says that instead of halting Elliott fired at him, nnd Alien fired in return. Allen shot four times -and one ball entered tho left side of Elliott’s head. When lights were brought it^ was discovered who the wounded man wns and thnt he is a fellow-workman of Harrclson'a in the Const Line’s shops here. Ilarrelson says he Ib nt n‘ loss to account for; Elliott's actions, as thoy. were close friends and worked side by aide in tho shops. Elliott had resided hero ten or . twelve years and had been regarded ns a quiet chap and a good citizen. Washington at Forty.four, The'-authenticity of n portrait of Washington *at* forty-four by John Trumbull, pnlt)te<1 mi ii mahogany panel eight by Inn Malic* In size, has recently been qgtnMIMied under pe­ culiar nnd Interesting cl mi instances, Writes William II. Shelton, curator of the Jumel museum. In the Internation­ al Studio. This picture has hung la the museum of Jumel mnnslpn for six jeers In the collection oR William Lanier Washington. The head la Interesting ns showing Trumbull's, recollection of Washington at forty-four, and hie recollection waa seconded by pen drawings made while on hie staff In 1770. General Washing­ ton waa forty-three years of age when he took command of the army at Bos- Expected It Whits. "Americana traveling for the flnt time in Europe," aald Senator BranPhone 66 degee at a Hartford dinner, "display provincial crudeness In many ways, bnt the faux pas a Boston leather prof­ iteer made In a fashionable Parisian restaurant was pardonable. Thonka to prohibition be waa qulto uninitiated In tho matter of table wines—he had made hie pile after we went dry. " 'Holy smoke, waiter,' this profiteer exclaimed haughtily. 'Look what you've lottery repair we make la brought mo—yellow wine when I asked naraateed for six months. We are you for w hltel'H to do this because In repairing •"y nike of battery we are licensed Hush M«iey. Caller—Well, you are a good little w a»« patented featurea which have boy. Are you always as quiet as thlaf ■ade Iwta batteries famous. Johnny—No; but mother's going to give me a quarter If I don't say anythlbg about your bald head. L A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Sanford Battery Service Co. Mrs. Bcngston has been 111 with a cold a t the homo o f her • daughter, Mr*. Tyner, but last week she‘ was TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 14.—Nono of able to get around some, spending one day with Mrs. John Lundqulst the schools of the c ity ‘will bo opened nnd another with Mrs. Magnuson. this morning and there will be no Rev. Albertson and wife were pass* more school sessions until Monday^ ing through our settlement Wcdnes* this order having been issued ycstcix day going to their tent nenr Longday by Philip Shore, chairman of the wood. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henson of Sanford school board, on request of the city were calling Sunday a t the homo of commissioners. This action is tnken Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundqulst. ns the result of n special meeting of Mr. and Mrs. LaAon of Piedmont the commission yesterday, at which stopped also a t the home of J . E. Drs. F. S. Adams nnd J. C. Vinson Lundqulst cn route home from nppenred, to ask that action be taken Daytonia. , on the mud-dog situation which, ac­ Walfrcd Pierson treated his friend, cording to the physiclnns, Is serious Archie Swanson and parents, Mr. at this time, some sixty'persons hav­ and Mrs. August Swanson, Elmer ing been bitten by dogs supposed '%o Lundqulst and yrlfe and little ones be sufTcring from rabies, nnd now to a trip to Orlando nnd Piedmont under the Pasteur treatment. Besides wny last Sunday. the physicians, other citizens were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. Westerdlck en­ present to urge drastic notion to tertained with a supper party nt their eliminating the supposed danger. homo on the evening of the 5th In The city commission passed n res­ honor of tho 12th birthday of their olution prohibiting the running at grandson, Charles Beck. There were large of cats or dogs in the city for 21 In nil present and all enjoyed n an indeterminable period, nnd in­ good time, Charles receiving some structed ^he impounding officer to nice presents. Afterwards a number "impound or destroy nil cabs or dogs of the men went hunting. 0 found running nt large upop tho A good mnny of the young folks streets of Tnmpa until otherwise dir­ have been attending the show« and ected by tho citycommission." The carnivals in Sanford th e -la st two prohibitory orer goes Into effect to­ weeks. day. A party which was a genuine sur­ A ithur Schlemnn, tho city im­ prise was also held a t the home of pounding officer, wns present nnd Wnlfred nmj Cart Pierson'j Thurs­ wanted authority to kill a t sight any day evening. Quite a few were pres­ dog which in his judgment ought to ent and nil report a good time. be killed, without attempting to con­ Mrs. Neil Swanson wns n recent fine the onimalfbut Rev. II. L. Clough caller to see Mrs. Bcngston, of the Hillsborough County Ilumnqo Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell are Society »util that, in Ida opinion, if having their home connected up with the dogs were to be destroyed the tho telephone service. Mrs. Neil owners should have nt lenst twentyRnndnll was a visitor there Monday. four hours' notice, nnd that "it would Tho ciecUon of officers fo r our bo unwise to'give Sclileman blanket Sunday school occurred last Sunday. authority to go about killing Indis­ For superintendent, Alfred Ericson; criminately In n careless nnd reckless assistant superintendent, Emil Mng- way." Mr. Clough stated that tho nison; treasurer, M n. John Boreii; dog which is responsible for the whole organist, Miss Margaret Ericson; senro is a big Airdalo.which Is still secretary, Elmer Tyner'; Bible class nt large. teacher» Alfred Ericson; intermedi­ Mr. Schlemnn wild that ho can tell ate teacher, Mrs. Geo. Ballinger; pri­ n mad dog as far as he enn see him, mary teacher, Mrs. John Borall. El­ and would not undertake to catch one mer Tyner also ngreed to open the in his hands. Mr. Clough remarked church and ring the bell. Service that In most cities the dog-catcher is begins now ot 2:30 instead of 3:00 in provided with a net fo r this purpose, the summer. Mrs. Boreii gave a good but Schlemnn snid this worked bet­ report of tho last year showing thnt ter in theory than in practice. beside the money used for the sup­ Commissioner V. ¡V. Sharpe moved plies nnd for repairing the • roof, that the owners of animals be given 120.14 was sent to help the needy— twerity-four hours' notice and that of which $10.09 wns given to tho chil­ after thnt time n campaign pf eradi­ dren's orphanage .In Jacksonville, cation be started. $0.45 as children's day offering and $3 was sent to the Near Enst fund. We were pleased to welcome ns vis­ itors to the sohool, Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Tyner of Sanford, who enme out to spend the day with relatives in Grapcviile. Mr. Swnn also brought with him Mr. Fonche, a young man who Is spending a little while with him, coming, dpwn from Georgia. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Lundqulst en­ tertained n friend ffom Piedmont a couple of days, their son, E. W. nnd wife*, taking them all for n nice auto drive to show the Sanford sights on Sunday and later all taking supper with the parents. Mrs. Jean Tyner has been spend­ ing a numborof days In town with her son nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Tyn«r, . When Venue do Milo submitted to The Matrimonial Kina. dishrmament she had no idea the "The men’s wear department Is two world would mako such a fuss over aisles to the left air," said the offi­ folowing her example.—Los Angeles cious floorwalker. "Wo are having n speclsl sale of collars todny." Express. H8 MAGNOLIA AVE. "I don't want any collars," said the mcckdooking man who was waiting MAKER AND ALTERER OF for his wife. "I've been wearing a LADIES’ CLOTHES SPECIAL SALE IN pretty stiff one for twenty years." PHONE 571 "The same collar, alrT" T h e same. A prenrher put It on ma."—Birmingham Age-Herald. i—5 room house and 1 4 nice lots'. l—5 room house, just 1 built. Good terms. i—5 room house, locat­ ed on corner. Ex­ tra good terms. j— 5 room house and 1 extra corner lot. ,— 5 room house, on comer lot. Good terms. >7 room.house, good location. -7 room house, Im­ mediate' possession. £ room house on Park Ave.. I .**4 •| ' ’ *r -7 room*"house on Oak avenue. -12 room house on Oak avenue. TH E REAL ESTATE MAN Ample Stocks Prompt Delioerg Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Kainit Our Prices Will Save You Money CHASE & COMPANY A .P . CONNELLY ALL KINDS OF in s u r a n c e :. H S L s R E A L «E ST A T E . JE L . f t S B m S A N F ftP P > i F l * 3 r l WE WISH YOU a HAPPY nnd PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Æ JN5URE* r WITH THE1ABOVE may pass you hv, by a wide »¡ui bfti* is «»ur earn­ est wish, hut permit us to sug­ gest thm you /w / ? EDICT! LOOK WELL TO YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. You Never Can Tell! A Better School W ith Your H elp Teaching m ethods have greatly im ­ proved during the past few years. And our school, y o u r school, always strives to achieve the best. We can get a f o n c e the additional equipment now needed with just a little boost fromyou through D i l l ? ] ? M IT IT IS THE M0ST im p o r t a n t it e m l U I i l l i ItI I L i Y OF THE e n t i r e h o u s e h o l d . PINEHURST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. We Invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or ony Hour----- Deliveries Twice Ench Day. “THE DAIRY thnt IS DIF FERENT FROM OTHERS” Ask the State Hoard of Health Phone 367 IN ALL ITS PHASES Equipment arranged to go direct to any part of this terri tory on welding of nil kinds. ' r % EXPERIENCED MEN IN CHARGE OF ALL WORK OLD FORD GARAGE BUILDING brothers Repair Work Qluoost Treatment for Pneumonia. Dr. H. J. John, In the American Journal of Medical Science, relate* his experience with the Intravenous In­ jection of glucose In the treatment of pncumonln. More than two doses per day wore rarely necessary. It made the patient cotnfortnhle; , produced •lecp and rest; reduced the tempera­ ture; Increased the elimination through kidney* nnd skin, and slowed the heart and Increased the pulse volume. PAGE TH REE W. FIRST STREET yetthe aitf/recoattoyou �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14,1921 ¿ma* MICKIE SAYS* __ • ■ ? W Ä ««V A ^> -V----^ ■XWWL fcVWUSPKPva ra euw oroiD t r j T U " « a u C B M U W M Í, J » « f UKJ6 J investm ent In SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY'S 8 PER J. HOLLY _____________ Editor CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK is n home In­ J. LILLA RD~8e« re tary-Treasurer vestment, It Is a‘safe-guarded investment. This Stock can be pur­ A. N K B L _____ General Manager chased for cash or on the installment plan. There is none better. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager "Phone H erald Office 148 or 64. d d e sittik * B *U a K t i t E i l w i ea A v s Um U m "This is about the final step in bot­ tling up Florida so far as movement of tick infested cattle out of the state is concerned. Georgia and Ata- Member of the Associated Press Spring like today. Also good timo to buy stufi in Fan ford. You can save money. One corner In SnBford is being beautified today. There nr« two oth­ e r corners that need the same treat­ ment. , And wc would suggest to Douglass, Byrnes A Con that they get busy on one of these corners' or both of them. They are the original builders of the Greater Sanford. That prophecy of Van Valkenburg th a t there would be changes in the S tate Road Department catno true. He la due for another prophecy now on the next bond islue in the state for .Anyhow, Forest Lake is too valu­ able in'the business life of Sanford to be w aiting his time on u state job. And now that the department has been reorganized it would be well for Governor Hardee to appoint men who will stay on the job and get the ex­ perience that they need in road mat­ ters. It is not every ntan who knows the needs of the state. No-Fence League, is finding its strongest opposition nmong those range cattle men who also antagonize the cattle tick dipping vat, nnd that class of open range herders who have been dynamiting dipping vats in many partH of Florida The cattle of Florida will be ex­ cluded from interstate shipment and sale in the markets of other states until the tick is eradicated in Florida. It is common sense protection of their own cattle industry that makes these other states shut their doors against the tick fevered steer. Florida is urging a quarantine against West In­ dian fruits* because of danger from the black fly; Florida closed its doors to importations of citrus stock fron\| Japan because of citrus canker; Cali­ fornia cjosea its doors against every­ thing that might injure the fruit or other great industries of the-state. It Is the law of self-preservation. To abolish the open range, so that tick eradication can be made more easy and prompt calls for the united efTort of all cattle men and state of­ ficials, incited and backed by public opinion. Unless It is done, the cattle industry of Florida has been turned from "progress ahead" to running round in a lane which will pour the cattle out again in the state where they started. Eradication of the cattle tick will elmlnatc the cattle tick fever which causes the loss of many Florida cat­ tle annually; it will also open the door of the world’s markets to Florida cat­ tle. • ; How much longer will tho people of the state be content to sell their beef only to themselves?—Tampa Trib­ une. O, well, to the victor belongs the spoils and if Governor Hardee takes o a t every man who occupies on ap.polntive office in the state it will be no more than many of his predeces­ sors have done. But wc do not believe th a t he will do anything hastily or without due consideration for the best interests of the state. Florida has been torn up sufficiently in the past four years to last us n life time and what we want now is pence nnd’pros­ perity and publicity of the right sort. SOME REASONS FOR BEING OP TI.MISTJC. THROWN BACK ON FLORIDA field, where It was needed aa a m at­ ter of readjustment to wholesale lev­ els. In the steel Industry there is stiil, according to the best authorities, further readjustment to bo developed, but In some branches the revision of prices has made progress during the past few days. Suspension of divi­ dends on the part of some consider­ able enterprise is attributable rather to n desire to conserve their cash, re­ sources in the present money situa­ tion than to lack of comings or unsatisfactorincss of business prospect. Altogether while the outlook is cer­ tainty not yet brilliant it shows an improving tendency. And the Guaranty Trust Co., of New York, proceeds in similar vein to say; At the opening of the new year most resumes and forecasts of busi­ ness conditions arc sounding an opti­ mistic note. It may be observed that practical men of nffaini wffo are ac­ quainted with an understanding of the underlying conditions in this and other — countries, ----- are confident' that a turn for the better will soon disclose itself. Reduced to its simplest terms, the situation is that most other countries, and particularly of Europe, need the things which America pro­ duces, but aro unable to pay for them at the present time* an inability which increases as prices rise, and which cannot .be overcome entirely until they fall. So long .as prices re­ main at high levels, therefore, both the foreign and domestic demand for American goods will . be curtailed. When these prices return to a level that reflects the relation of the de­ mand for goods to the supply of goods, and only that relation, wc shall have normal buying and selling again and, considering the losses of the war years and the long time it will take other countries to re-establish their productive and distributive processes, there can be little doubt thnt the re­ sults will be advantageous to this country. These arc the opinions of financial experts, men who have made the financial and business conditions of the United States a lifelong study, men who have great interests at stake, but men withal who are likely to be imbued with all the proverbial timidity of capital. They certainly cannot be suspected of being* unduly optimistic, and when they speak in such encouraging tones, the rest of us may feel that our optimism has some justification.—Tampn Times. i W P o s t o p m , * ^ ACfGeusvruo ( w -rtf tto n w t w o w « &VW i \v « w rr vnqwch’, 4 t o » i n .\ ,-ru' o o « o ¿Utfa « q rr bua * -to 1p tü , o v e r u k e o rtU c R . *o -k3 , Vi W U« <3Wtt«MV« 6PAC6 < i a>wan Avi c o v ir c a i B c r u \9 L oi\x© ,uow Q u t w Jta*oiK iG L - to PAN AVON , \ AGK TU' VUOBUD F. P. FOSTER... B. F. W niTNER. .President —Cashier CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 16, 1020. Southbound Arrive 2:38 a. in. Departs 2:46m. ta. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p. m. 7:46 p. m. Arrive Departs 82......... 1:48 a.m . 2:03a.m . 84___ _11:40 a, m. 12:06 p.m. 80__ ..2 : 3 5 p.m. 2:66 p.m. 92......... 4:00 p.m. 4:06 p.m. 28___ 10:00 p.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs ♦No. 168.......... 7:30 a.m . Nc. 28.......... 4.00 p.m. •No. 167........ 4:00 p. m. No. 21__..11:55 a. m. Trilby Branch, Arrive Departs •No. 100.......... * 8:00 a.m. •No. 24_____ 3:26 p, m, •No. 101__— 6:30 p.m. •No. 26........ 2:00 p.m. Oviedo Branch Arrive Departs •No. 126........11:00 a.m. •No. 127_____ 3:40 p.m. No. No. No. No. No. Challsngs to Thought. When you can't do what you want to It's a challenge to* think. If you .csn.’t do It. why can't you?. Tho chances are you will find It Is not right that It ahould be done at alL Or It may be that you gre not,tho one to do I t You may want to swim the Niagara Just below tbo fells so you can boast of n»ing what has hot been done. Yon may want to fly to the moon no you can write of experiences never yet felt by man. - Yon may even want to play the Jonah game so you can give your experiences of a few days In the deep. But you can't do It. The why Ilea In the fact that you are nnt made for such exploits. To attempt any one of them wonld be to tempt selfdestrurtloril The ¿rnwd might stand hy ant] watch yon make the effort and when you failed they would call yon n fool. When you can't do what you want to—think.—G rit JONES DAIRY 0 * 1 1 0 FARM O A U dj NEW FLORIDA SYRUP Per Gallon ................ SWIFTS’ PK H VAN CAMP'S TOMATO SOUP, Per c a n ............. 1-lb ROAST BEEF 1-lb. CORNED BEEF, eft!! .â oa . 1-lb. CORNED BEEF on HASH, per can ........... .OU ltt-ib . PURE PORK IA SAUSAGE, can ...\..........411 PREMIER SALAD DRESSING PREMIER FRANKFURT SAUSAGE City Is completed, the West Coast Memorial Highway also, and tho road to Knights from Plant City practic­ ally aot Service That Counts We have the Sales Fore$, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants P U R IT Y Richmond, Va. 1304 East Cary Street Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce . Consignments Solicited R t fc r t n e t r i P rod u e . R . p o r t . r Co., New Y o rk National S t a t a and C ity B a n k A , y n . At . It. A a k * 0 H r tia n k A b o u t U P u r e , S w ee t, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day M IL L E R ’S BAKERY THE.PUREST WATER SOLD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPARE ANALYSIS AN IDEAL DRINKING WATER v Seed Potatoes MAINE GROWN W ATER PURE, SPARKLING, REFRESHING $ 4 .5 0 GARDNER’S CAKES Fresh Every Week 1 0 -P E C K SA C K S F . F. D U T T O N , In c WELAKA COFFEE Freshly Ground Sanford M . M. L O R D , Owner and Distributor been considerable. Within the past week the moat murked recession of prices has been in the retail trade PHONE 66 |U V •Daily, except Sunday. Property lists ro inventories, made in accordance with n plan outlined in the Office of Farm Management, U. S. Department of Agriculture, aru not difficult to make and aru of great value to any farmer who is striving to hotter his condition, overcome ob­ stacles to success, and place his busi­ ness affairs an a secure foundation. To drift nlong year after year, not knowing whether toward feucccss oc failure, is not the practice of business men. Specialists of the department are prepared to give complete dlrectinos for making a farm inventory thnt will put the farm on u business scale. Send to the department at Washington, D. C., for a copy of this bulletin and other information. L O R D ’S IS NO FARTHER AWAY THAN YOUR CHECK BOOK, AND YET IT RECEIVES ALL OF THE BENEFITS ACCORDEb EVERY ACCOUNT HERE— SANFORD, FLORIDA ROUTE A, BOX 209 �____ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1921 Heatíoaof Heiter* I* Brleí «fiatar*** In and A bou t ¿ The C ity * PAOS FIVE Summary'ef Ib t Plotting Saudi Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald R u d era .LETTUCE. at Nine o Clock we open the doors, admitting the people to the biggest price Carlot Shipments-from Entire Coun cutting jubilee that we have ever had, and take it from us, that is saying without laying. They will WRATHBIt ItEPOItT try, Thursday, Jan. 13th. heaps. The clothing prices during this sale, have anything in this city beat, about It later In the Herald. they have Jacksonville and Tampa prices beat and they are those good Florida—Sanford Section.............t . FlorldaTM n this Florida—Onklnnd-W. 0. acctlon .... * fair tonight and Saturday among the visitors to the city today. Florida—Manatee section ............... 31 fn»t probably In Inter* Mr. Ncimyer has one of the finest California—Southern D i s t r i c t 1! 'jiorth portion tonight. poultry farms In the state a t Long- California—Imperial Valley ---------2' wood and will exhibit some of his week Is a busy week. fowls at Orlando In the Seminole Total cars ...... »..... ........ Í kind. Every suit in the house, Half Price. We can sell you a suit foi county exhibit. Destinations 'of Florida Shipments $15.00. And the free prizes shouldn't be overlooked. These prizes are val­ hrinirs many people to San Potomac Yards uable, every one of,them, and you get one chance for each dollar you spend The hotels and boarding houses and St. Louis — .... apartments and rooms are being Albany ............ filled every night by ths crowd of Baltimore ____ tourists that arc coming to Sanford. Now York ...... It is hoped that the work of building Savannah ........ more houses will be taken up in a Cleveland ___ _ few weeks and many houses built hero Buffalo ...... before another year. W. Jacksonville MAKING A PURCHASE OF AS MUCH AS $2.00 ON THE OPENING Wnycrosa ........ MORNINÇ OF THE SALE D, L. Thrasher is not content with Cincinnati ...... the cut already made in all the goods in his store but as n special for toTotal cars ........... .......... . 40 mrorow only he announces that nil Diversions Filed Since Last Iteport: the goods wil be cut in half. This is None reported. a bona fide offer with the prices all Total lettuce shipments from plainly marked as in days of yore and Florida this season to date (1the cut will make them move as nev­ 13 Inc.) cars ......... ...........i..„ . 1571 er before. Mr. Thrasher is determin­ Total lettuce shipments from S^ford »tores continue lo arop me ed to move this stock of goods nt once' date .................. i............................. ht i n i and sales are the order of the and he will have a rush on the store , date, cars ...................... .....1280 The sales arc bringing many tomorrow when, this fact becomes Shipping Point Information, Jan. 13. to Sanford to trade. SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, clear. known. Haulings very light. Quality and g o . Schultz is now engaged in the condition mostly fair to ordinnry. No lice of Judge Housholdcr as clerk, sales reported, tid gives the judge more time to ,'rural school Inspector, Inverness, m te (o his constantly increasing LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: Cool, Fin. * prsciice. cien.r Moderate wire inquiry, supplies Many other distinguished men hnve light, demand poor, movement dreg­ been invited. Tie county commissioners held a gy,, market weak, quality generally A number of eminent statesmen ecu! meeting today to attend to good, cariots f. o. b. usual terms: have been Invited nnd ninny of them my matters of importance that Crates Iceberg, few sales 31.50-41.00. no doubt will attend. This list in­ ifg carried over from their last regV 4 j v -L»*1i •9 •' ijvj '¿‘V | \-r *; . ■1 * ■,i ,-_v,V* \ ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.—Tent IMPERIAL VALLEY: Demnnd and cludes: Hon. W. J. Bryan, tho noted City may be broken up and St. Pet­ movement moderate, market unset­ commoner; v meeting. BUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO SAVE MONEY UN­ Senators Duncan U. ersburg may be without a camp tled, quality generally good, |l - 40- Fletcher nnd| Park Trammell; SanLESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION George Rates, of Altamonte, owner ground for the pepole who call them­ 42.00. ator Freiinghuysen of New Jersey; r the Altamonte Hotel, was in the selves ‘Tin Can Tourists." The IN SOME WAY Diversions accomplished nt Poto­ Governor Cary A. Hardee, Tnllahas-< tj today coming over to see L. C. chamber1of commerce last night adop­ mac Yards: Jersey City 1. sec, and others. tae/on about "Energizer" trent- ted a resolution asking the city of­ Until you arc ready to invest your savings a CELERY. ficials to limit to ten days tho stay of Carlot Shipments'from Florida safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ nny camper who uses the city proper­ count where they will stand for increased credits The many friends of William Bot- ty and also requested that the law as Sanford ............................................. 1 on which to finance reconstruction and business Manatee ................. ........:..... ........ 0 Etsdej are glad to see him in San- to septic tanks be enforced. Tho city activities. wi again for a few days visit. Ho ordinance require septic tanks be in­ bov it Tampa where he is engaged stalled on any lot that Is occupied by Your funds deposited with this Bank will be Destinations i the crate business on a largo scale a résidence where there Is no sewer safe, immediately available and will be doing their Cincinnati .... .... :...................... ..... 3 r the Citrus Exchange. patriotic duty. to be tapped. Now York ........ .............................. 2 Should these regulations be enforc­ Herbert Lyman, of Winter Haven, ed as the chamber of commerce re­ Pittsburgh ......................... :r ..... ... 1 DISTINGUISHED FLORIDIAN AND ADMIRAL IN NAVY WILL BE rts is the city this morning on bus!- quests, it. means the breaking up of Wnycross ..........................— ...... 1 l NEW YORK: 34 degrees raining. HERE NEXT WEEK m connected with the V. C. Co., Tent City nnd tho scattering of 1,700 STRENGTH Fla. 1, New York 2 arrived. Supplies ad going to Euatia and other points. persona now living there. Admiral A. O. Wright of Jackson­ (Is many friends were glad to see , Action of this drastic nature was light, demnnd moderate for good lerbert and to know that he is pros- taken by the chamber of commerce be­ stock, movement limited, market dull, ville, who is known fur and wide for (ting in his new field in the tnoun- cause of sanitary conditions existing Fla.'s 10 inch crates Golden Self his valuable contributions to tho his­ Bleaching,. 4s 43*75, 3s and Cs 43.50, iim of South Florida. in the camp. Local physicians have 8s 42.75. CuCIls, 42-25. New York's tory of the Confederate navy and his HOME INSTITUTION lectures in all parts of the country, repeatedly declared the' conditions in condition poor, no sales. will be here next week to nsk San­ Hon. W. C. Crawford, formerly of the camp arc dnngerous and that an ford to contribute n certain sum to­ issimmee, but now residing in Or- epidemic is likely to break out at any ward the establishment of a home in ndo, whs in the city today on court time, There bus been no disease in Florida for the survivors of the Conotten. Col. Crawford is one of the the camp thus fn r but Iho doctors say eminent attorneys in the state and there is grave danger of an outbreak, federate navy, He appeared before the Orlando Board of Trade one dny is rainy friends wherever ho goes, due to the use of earth toilets, which e is also chief consul for the South- are inadequate. this week nnd the Sentinel has tho n Utilities Co. following to sny regarding tho inci­ St. Petersburg citizens generally do dent: not seem to .w a n t the campers here "A rising vote indorsing the appeal The •windows of Perkins & Britt and many would be glad to see the of Admiral A. O W right for funds look like a grocery nnd • dry goods camp broken up and not started here to build a home for cx-Confcdcmte (tore, being decorated with groceries again. They cannot sec the fairness mil other goods that will be given in the city providing free ground for DAYTONA, Jan. 14.—What prom­ sailors cnine from the diners ns the way as prizes. The windows arc people to live on all winter and also ises to be one of tho best attended and lnged nnd distinguished Southern genSanford. Florida rarks of Kenneth Murrell, who is an free water and tights. Al. F. I-ang, enthusiastic educational meetings | tleninn snt down at the conclusion of L*tisi in decorating windows nnd former mayor, recently declared-that known in Florida in recent years will his stirring address. The amount that ttinling signs. the residents of Tent City were not occur In tho Triple Cities, Elpytona, Admiral Wright wishes to raise in desirable tourists, and the former Daytona Beach and Seabreeze, Janu­ Orlando was given n t 4500. This mayor’s statements nra approved by ary 20th to 24th, Inclusive, when a home will cost 4150,000 nnd will be national conference on rural educa­ located in Florida. a great mnny persons here. tion nnd county life will be held under "From 1007 to. 1911 Admiral Wright was judge of the municipal The only way to yinko a success of the personal direction of Dr. J. L. court in Jacksonville nnd Is n dis­ McBrlen, director of rural school ex­ life is to help make other pcopio suc­ tinguished and well known citizen of cessful—unite with them in the Her­ tension of the United States. The the state. Serving with him on his meetings will be held in the audi­ ald Want Ads. torium, Daytona Beach, commencing staff in the campaign to secure the Space has been arranged to meet nt 8:00 o’clock p. m., Thursday, Janu­ funds necessary to build this home the local demand for storage of ary 20th, nnd lasting through Mon­ are E. M. Anderson, flag officer; T. fresh, salt, and smoked meats day, Jnnunry 24th. The program, ns P. Johnson, paymaster general; H. H. (including curing of hogs), but­ fa r 'as completed, include the follow­ Mnrmndukc, chief ordnnnce officer; J. ter, cheese, nuts, dried fruits, ing distinguished persons, who have II. Tomb, chief engineer, nnd W. R. Dalton, surgeon general, all admirals candies, fresh fruits and vege­ accepted invitations: Hon. M. L. B ritain, state superin­ nnd ex-officers in the Confederate tables. tendent, Atlanta, Go.; Hon. J. E. nnvy. Swearingen, state superintendent, “It was a stirring address the ndmlral made. .With pride he named the distinguished men whose deeds were written in the nnvnl history of 1 Mallcr8 No1 What Kind of Car, or W hat the Nature * ;; the Confederacy. The eloquence of of Your Trouble May Be ;; his oratory rang true when he clnimed these men, now members of his staff, Rates Furnished on Application as comrades. "We don’t want a home where wc Hie Mechanics, Farts and Equipment to Repair Your enn spend the declining years of our lives in idleness," he said, "but a Car. home that will cnnble these men to labor together In writing a true his­ n S .'f« 1Bn biKR58t and beat Automobile Repair Busitory of the Confederate navy. The wn anf<?rd' und tbc rea8on_for th is Is, that Phone 453 Bailors of tho Confederacy, the re­ employ experienced Mechanics and cords of whoso service was lost when . give our customers Cor. Commercial Street ànd Richmond fell, have no plnce to go now," he continued. "The home of the French Avenue E v e ry D o llar Y o u S a v e s H elp s W in P ro s p e rty Now Open to the Publie Prompt and Efficient Service i! G eorge F o x WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS -09 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida LEXINGTON Distributors Columbia: While much concern Is nnlfest over market conditions, A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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