15 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bbc4686c0f8c4f89ced7a0b1f8fa992c.pdf baa2badf9698c2ecec4487e9ddbc582f PDF Text Text ' ■ f'ï-rmSE -r-V ffP.TÌ . . Aa)i ? CONTINUES LOW, CANNOT RECOVER PLANS FOR EMERGENCY HARDING IS . BUSY WITH BIG QUESTIONS m c u m union . . . OF THE INDEPENDENT a1,' shht U WILE CO­ OPERATE TAKES UP ASSOCIATION OF NÀTION8, PHILIPPINES AND RAILWAYS PHYSICIANS WILL STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT PLANNED BY HARDING PARTY MAKES LIGHTNING CHANGES CHAIRMAN LAKE RESIGNS SAY CONDITION WILL LEAVE MARION NEXT NEVER IMWEEK FOR SEVERAL WEEKS1 PROVE STAY IN THIS STATE (D r Th« A t»cU U 4 F ra u ) DOORN, Jan. 13.—Former Emperor William nnd others convinced that the death of former empress is near and are resigned to Inevitable. Phyaidana attending said condition such she might linger indefinitely although becominging Increasingly serioua. I Dr Th« A iitc litn l P n ti ) MARION, Jon. 13.—Preparations for Harding's trip to Florida nearing completion. No date of departure has been announced but indicated he wjU remain in Marion only a week or g0 longer. It is understood plans originally to leave this week but im(possible to conclude conferences here DISSOLUTION In time. Mrs. Harding plans shopOF FEDERATION ’ping trip to Washington, and New IS ORDERED York before joining Harding In Flor­ ida. They are expected to leave Mar(By Th« AiMcltttA Fr,»*) Ion In next few days. PARIS, Jari. 13.—Dissolution of, ________________ General Federation of Labor ordered CONSTANTINE by court hearing case against Its of-1 WILL STAND PAT fleers on charges of Infringements of REGARDLESS OF ALL law governing unions. INAUGURAL BALL IS OFF,. CAUSES DESPAIR OTHERS COULD NOT ATTEND TO T H E MANY DUTIES OF TH E DEPARTM ENT . AMONG THE MOST EXCLUSIVE FOUR MEMBERS RESIGN ANI>^ MOUND IS REMOVED BY GARMENT SHOPS OF RE-APPOINTMENT. WASHINGTON rÆ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 13.—An­ nouncement waa made yesterday af­ ternoon by the governor’s secretary, ORLANDO, J«n. 1 3 .-Responsive MARION, Jan. 13.—The association M. L. Dawson, that Governor Harde« ta a call issued at the Instance of of nations, Philippine Independence had accepted the resignation* of four 1 P. Burton of Leesburg, chairman aid railway problem was discussed by Û of the members of the state road de­ the committee on organisation, ap- President-elect Harding today with partment. Bointcd »t the mass meeting of grow- various persons. The appointment of an entirely new ¡¡I and shippers of citrus fnilts and board was announced at the tom« perishable vegetables on December time, which Is as follows: ath Uit In this city, five members J. D. Smith, of Marianna, recently ■ mtt with interested Interests in the removed by Ex-Governor Catts, w as I. parlors of the San Juan hotel at 11:00 reinstated, thus automatically remov­ 1 L a yesterday. The committee and ing II. V. Maund of Tallahassee, ap­ identified Interests, before the d o st of EGIAN STEAMER •5 pointed by the formor governor to a rather prolonged session, formulated WAS ABANDONED succeed Mr. Smith. The other new WtUl plans looking to ft consolida­ BY THE CREW JACKSONVILLE members are: W. W. Clark, Wall Navy and S tate D epartm ent In tion of a! Independent shippers and RAILROAD CLERK (B ; Th* i u o d i t c J r u n ) Spring»; W. J. Hillman, Live Oak; * vestigatinfr the. operators Into a closely working whole. T COMMITS SUICIDE NEW YORK, Jan. 13.—Norwegian Episode M Will* these plans arc by no means PROBABLE THAT FIFTY CENTS I. E. SchblUing, Miami; Judge H. B. steamship Ontnncda reported sinking Phillips, Jacksonville. nunnlfte and will need a good deal PER nUCKET WILL Y ET a thousand miles off Halifax, nbandonNO ACTION TAKEN Thc personnel of the retiring board , r a p i n g Into Shape before a JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan, 13 BE ADDED ' cd by crew today which was picked is: Forest Lake, Sanford, chairman;. thorough co-operation can be aecured, | Leaving a note to the coroner statC. A. Tutewller, Jacksonville; A. J . the Intent and aim of the proposed .Ing th a t he Would find money to d e - BUT WILL BE TAKEN WHEN Up jjy -£r|tUh steamer. (Bv Th« A»**tl»U4 F m « ) TRUE FACTS BECOME emnlutlon has behind It most If not fray hla funeral expenses and hotel WASHINGTON,* Jan. 13.—To atop Johnson, Perry; D. W. Stevenson, o f KNOWN MAX WELL-Cn ALM ERS J f the largest and most Influential bill, J. H. , Force committed suicide Importations of Canadian wheat Sen­ Moire Haven; H. V. Mound, Tallahas­ IN BIG DEAL ator McCumbcr o f North Dakota an­ see. factors In the state. hero today. He was chief clerk In (D r Th« A m d ittA F t* m ) | Chairman Lako’a resignation w a*Before the close of the meeting a the office of the Florida East Coast WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—The DETROIT, Jan, J 13.—Rcorganlza- nounced today ho would ask tariff of received vby tho governor yesterday committee of fifteen or more mem- J Railroad. He waa found dead In his nnvy ,.v.o probably fifty cents a bushel on wheat navy ana and state sisie departments aeparwnenu. awaiting t|on of thc Mnxwcll-Chalmcrs Imwas appointed to arouse Interest hotel room. The coroner's jury ren­ further Information of fatal shoot ng Motor Compn; yt n8 originally fo*r^|bc Included In emergency tariff bill and becomes effcctlvo January 16. fa in the need for action on the question ^dered a verdict of suicide. He hnd by Japanese «entry a t VUdlvo.tok mulntcd nnd now declared to be oper- instead of(duty of thirty cents carried his letter of resignation Mr. Lak« of co-operation to preserve the fruit (been In 111 health fo r some time scvcral days ago of Lieut. W .H .fa n g -. n|tBurc nn addltlonai *16,000,- by the measure aa It passed the house. says: “When the position of Chairman Suwannee: A farm and produce Industry of Florida. Pio-i m rtm A t > n r n don, chief engineer of the United QQQ c | u , ft p0WCrful management . . . bureau . . . . organlza' and member of tho state road depart­ States cruiser Albany. G o v e rn m e nnnd t,^ a strong p orRnnlxtlon. Tho has been rlilon was made for the addition of M A I } S T O R M E D r) orgnnizuon. mo opera-,tion upo*«-. — •• — - , -perfected __ In, this..county,. ment was tendered me, I was moved other names to the committee from IT 1 U D 0 1 V U l f l L i l / already evidences Intention of making tions of th(, comDanv wjj to accept thc honor because I realised Independent operating concerns fat careful Investigation but take no . . the great importance to the state of m • erery county in the state. Those al­ action until actual facta nro obtained. R ' an aggressive, practical and busineaaready appointed are: Lawrence GpnNavy report said Langdon was shot In likc administration of the affair* o f . tUe of the Standard Growers’ Ex­ the back. the highwny department, and I w ss * change, Orlando; Frank L. Skelly of . •,i , . , ■ earnestly desirous of serving the statethe Florida Fine Fruit Co., Orlando; TOKIO, Jan. lS.—Japanese official HELD FOR KILLING JAMES MOR­ in that capacity. -Since I have been John F. Taylor, Largo; S. O. Chase, report says sentry’s shot, which k’llcd RIS, NATIONAL GUARDSMAN, connected with the department, how­ Sanford; F. E. Lane, DcLand; H. T. Lieut, Langdon, preceded by revolver, IN DECEMBER ever, thc duties of my position taka u p Montgomery, Tampa; E. W. Walker, attack upon sentry according to war] so much more of my time than I antic­ Orlando; Dr. P. Phillips, Orlando, Th# A**#ci»t*4 riiu) ministry. Bullet from Langdon’s pis- ;----_ ' ipated that I will bo compelled to Bolshevik! P rem ier May Be Dead Charles Turner, Umatilla; J. Thomas, JASPER, Ala., Jan. 13.—A mob tol passed through sentry's sleeve and WALLACE q u i r a r0UNCIL cither sever my relations with th« Now, Which AMBASSADORS COUNCIL •ckaonTflU} 8, J, S igh, Orlando; stormed Walker county Jail here nt after firing shot Langdon ran nnd was board or give up entirely my position. Would Wilier Preston, Tampa; W. E. Lee, s :oo o’clock this morning and rescued shot In back, the report say«. (By ^ r n „) This la a sacrifice that I do not ie«l Plant City, and A. J. Nyc, Orlando. William Beard, held In connection with Just Ifled In making. I therefor« ten­ WASHINGTON, J .n . 1 3 .-L .n SJon BE W ONDERFUL NEW S This committee, with other members killing James Morris, national guards­ der my resignation as chairman and j ' to be appointed, is obligated to meet man, last month. .hot b y .o r.tr> »hen he f.lled t o K n t n c e . dehnltely withdrew from th . member of tho state road department, CAN NOT BE VERIFIED DUT it the San Joan hotel at 11:00 a. m. dersUnd or heed command to I» « .. counc|I of ambaMndora at this momto take effect Jan. 16, 1921. UNTIL LATER FACTS JASPER, Ala., Jan. 13.—Beard said official version of ,nc,d*nt ” *• on January 20th next. Its members session of th a t body presenting "Please permit me to say In thin ARE KNOWN will on that date confer with the full taken from jail and shot to death eelved today ‘by Jnpancso embassy J S ^ couCngues the instructions of connection that I am grateful to you Btmbenhlp of the organization eom- three miles from here. First believed from Toklo. tbe government in Washington to iB r Tk« As*otUU4 F ra u ) for thc muny courtesies which you oittee, and take such action aa may friends had effected release from jail cense participation in the work of the LONDON, Jim. 13 —Communication have extended to me and wish t h a t EMPRESS IS WORSE be necetsary to advance the cause. but mall carrier found body ridd'ed from Moscow announcing death of your administration may be aa suc­ council. M the session yesterday the mem- with bullets. (B f Th« Su«cl«U d Fr**«> Karpoff, member soviet supreme eco­ cessful as the citizen* of Florid* ev­ ben of the organization committee DOURN, Jan. 13.—Condition of tho Wauchula may adopt the city man­ nomic council, quoted In Berlin dis­ erywhere bcllevo It will be.” oo hand were: R. P. Burton, Lees- GRAND JURY FINDS former Gorman empress becoming Mr. Stevenson In hla letter of real*C. J. JONES GUILTY steadily worse physicians announced. ager commission form of government patch. Supreme council a t Moscow borg, chairman; F. E. Lane, DeLand; in tho near future ns much Interest Is contains no person named^ Karpoff, whjch dau, 0f Jon. 7, J. H. Sadler, Winter Garden; Dr. M. Attacks of heart failures. Increased In shown In this field there. which is old pseudonym of Lw“ ne’ says' “In a spirit of sincere co-opera­ Saople, Haines City; H. O. namm, • GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 13— Thi number nnd violence. soviet premier, some of hla publica­ tion with you and your admlnlstraticm. grand Jury Investigating the killing Pslstka; L C. Edwards, Thonototions bear that name. Lcnlne recently feeling that the work of the state road *»***. and A. B. Michael, Wabassa. Sunday of George W. Wooten at Haw. reported seriously 111. department might be further advanc­ Prominent among other interests in thomc, by Chas. J. Jones brought In a ed by thc appointment of another, I verdict that tho deceased came to his slUndsncc were Dr. P. Phillips of FRENCH DESTROYERS hereby tender my resignation as • death fronf a gunshot wound Inflicted Dr. P. Phillips, Inc.; J. J. Crutchfield, SINK RED FLAG member of that body to become ef­ by Jones, willfully, nnd with premedi­ president American Fruit Growers, SH IP WITH TROOPS fective at your pleasure.” Inc.; Paul T. Schooley of thc Package tated Intent. • Mr. Tutcwllcr’s resignation haa been Rales Corporation, and John Downey Jones claims ho shot Wooten after (Br Tk« A«««cUUd Fr«u) in the hands of tho governor since CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 13.—A of the Leeabrug chamber of com­ thc latter hnd thrown n stick through 470. The number of cattle In 1910 French destroyer sunk transport fly­ Jan. 5, and was yesterday form ally/ merce. The director of the census announc­ his window. es thc folowing preliminary figures (excluding spring calves) wns 750,- ing red flog, carrying soviet troops. accepted. subject to corrections rclntvic to the 035. The resignation of Mr. Johnson* Transport beached, part of crew and Thc number of sheep Is 04,659, nnd troops escaped by swimming. live stock nnd live stock products for likewise bears date of Jan. 6, and ia tho state of Florldn In the year 1920: of goata 45,890. The value reportod simply 'a formal letter of resignation Of tho 64,005/arm s in Florida, 47,­ for sheep Is $318,242, nnd for gonts without stating any reasons there« 400 report live stock. Horses are re­ $140,331. for. The 765,481 swine reported include ported by 25,380, mules by 23,800, Thu formal order of reinstatement cattle by 31,888, sheep by 483, gonts 283,053 pigs under 0 months old, 100,­ of J. D. Smith, filed in the office o f 164 sows for breeding, 12,616 boars tho secretary of state, recites the su­ by 2,299, nnd hogs by 40,003. for breeding, nnd 189,228 other hogs Thc number of horses, in Florida is SPANISn PRIEST IS ORLANDO, Jnn. 13.—Leroy Hotal- spension of Mr. Smith and states th a t While Fifty.One Million Live in DEPORTED FROM l^ANILA 38,570, which includes 35,500 horses 0 months old nnd over. The swine nro Ing, indicted by tho recent Orange “Whereas, it appears tha)*said su­ the Rumi Dis­ 2 years old nnd over, 1,473 colts from vnlucd at $5,744,892. spension was unauthorized, in fact, i t The total production of milk in county grand ju ry for murder in thc is therefor ordered and consider th a t ivi J lr,c l 1 to 2 years old, and 1,597 colts under IN THE DIFFERENT STATES ; MANILA, P. I., Jan. 13.—Thc 1 year lod. Tho value reported for 1919 was 12,155,533 gallons, as com- first degree, charged with killing order of suspension of the said J . D_ Rev. Mcmito Samola, Spanish priest nnred with 12.532.428 gallons in 1909. John Brown, a t thc City Hall one Different Figure« Shov InJjtiMllng and curate of Corella, Island of Bahl, horses Is *4,652.315. nr average of The production of wool tn 1919 was week ago, was arraigned before Smith, made w«ot time aforesaid, la. was ordered deported today by Gov­ *118.03 per head. Thc number of 102,204 pounds; of honey, 962,488 Judge C. O. Andrews, in tho Seven­ hereby revoked. It is further ordered Tabulation* by Census ernor General F'rancla Burton H arri­ horses on April 15, 1910 (excluding pounds; of eggs, 0,530,503 dozen; nnd teenth Circuit Coprt yesterday morn­ that the said J. D. Smith bo and he la Bureau son, on charges of carrying on pro­ spring colts, in order to mnkc a fair thc number of chickens raised, 2,145,­ ing. Hotaling wns represented by hereby reinstated to membership on < » J Tk» AiMtltUS F im ,) Judge John M. Cheney and the law said state road department, effcctlvo paganda agalnet the government. He comparison with the figures for Jan­ 750. uary 1, 1920) was 46,020. instantly." Wa sh in g to n , Jan. 13.—The ur­ will be sent to Spain. This is the The value of all dairy products, ex­ firm of Davis & Giles. The defend­ Tho nulnber of mules Is 42,040, In­ The order bears date of January 12. . N a t i o n of the United States, first case of deportation of a clergy­ ant pleaded not guilty. cluding 1,049 colts under 2 years old, cluding home use of milk and cruam, J people living in places of 2,600 or man in several y e an . State's A ttorney Jos. H. Jonca w aaf' and 40,997 mules 2 years old and over. waa $2,361,100; of eggs, $3,009,365; present at the arraignment, and with SOW’S LUTTER SELLS *' f 4-?18'032 °r 61-4 per cent of and of chickens raised In 1919, $1,8231* The total value o! $7,773,851, an aver­ the acquiescence of counsel on both FOR $ 15,00# nurr nt7 * totaI Population and thc FEDERAL REVIEW OF COAL age of $184.89. In 1910, the number 893. . INDUSTRY IS PROPOSED of mules (excluding spring colts) was DoWstlc animals kept In village sides, Judge Andrews set the Hotal­ torv Ir i pCop,e ,,v,n* ,n tetri(B f 7 k* A u k U M Ft»*») inn * I ri30,738 the census bureau barns, city stables, and elsewhere not ing care for trial on March 14th. 23,305. LaFAYETTE, Jan. 13— A big type (Br Tk« A»*«cUt«4 Fr»«*l Further proceedings of thc Circuit on farms, were reported as follows: po"°ZÌ° t0dny* ,n 1910 thc urbnn The total number of cattle Is C38,Poland China, said to bo the biggest Court were given over to the selec­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—A bill • cent WAÜ rcportcd at 46.8 per Horses, 7,590 in 1920, as compared 981, Including 618,350 beef cattle and In the world, waa sold* by Colvert tion of a venire from tho body of tho tlon »« .C urban nn*l rural popula- proposing federal review of the coal with 14,073 in 1910; mules, 7,970 in 120,031 dairy cattle. Beet caws alone Brothers a t Oxford, Ind., to Ray A t­ county from which will be «elected n 911 .i/* ? 1.“ lncl,lllc: Vlr,lnl«, 073,. Indurtry and for government control number 201,931 nnd dairy cows 71,­ 1920 and 7,000 in 1910; cattle, 20,973 kinson of Fowler, Ind., todsy. The Jury panel on Monday, Janunry 17th, of prices In nn emergehey was intro­ 041. The value reported for all cat­ in 1920 and 27,204 in 1010; hogs, 40,­ at which time a number of civil cases sow’s apring litter of plga waa sold ¡ » M l Sou.h Carolina, duced today by Chairman Caldcr of tle,is $14,765,035; for beef'cattle Jl0r . will be tried before Judge Andrews. for $15,b00. the senate committee Investigating 613,465; and for dairy cattle, $4,442,- 507 In 1020 and 22,089 in 1910. jthe 1920 coal shortage. .•AT? at once (By Th« A iiK lttx l F r» n ) 5 AMERICAN NAVY MAN SHOT IN THE BACK BY JAPANESE IN ID; Th« I im c I i M fu n ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—Calling attention to the inaugural ball called off exclusive women’s garment* shop advertised In local newspapers here today. Sale o f dinner and dance declares abandonment of ball forces (By Th« Au«cUt«4 F r«u) gowns one-third off. Advertisement ATHENS,- Jon. 13.—Constantine sale. ~ will not abdicate throne even If Allied 1nations should refuse to recognize hla j rights ns Greek sovereign, he doclared today. STOP IMPORTATION CANADIAN WHEAT, ASK FOR TARIFF h ALABAMA JAIL, RESCUE INMATE — - «■«- w ‘¡S ïî  lÎ PREMIER LENINE WRAPPED IN MYSTERY UNDER THE ASSUMED NAME OF KARPOFF J LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCTS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA FOR THE YEAR 1920 RECORD s\ FIFTY-FOUR MILLION PEOPLE . ARE NOW LIVING IN CITIES OF TWENTY-FVE HUNDRED HOATLING PLEADS NOT GUILTY IT Ä « u r ,a,i p")r"1'-3t5'- -- S â É ë ‘■isirsíán' -ViCf �»RD DAILY , . ,1 , ) t i XL. .»■ .-„I .1 ii j r 't l . J U RATE REDUCTIONS ON **£' FR U IT AND VBGETABL1 8 SOUGHT BY-AGENCIES , Jhls class was organised early in .the summer with the understanding [ that it would begin in the early fall the University of Florida was not ;able to secure the speakers as soon as wished. ■ « The following speakers have been ‘secured fo r the course: Mrs. Cotman, president of the Arkansas League of r[W<4*en Voters; Mrs. McMahon of R j i N e w York, a nationally-known sufV. '■frage worker, and Dr. Sparks, presiM ' dent of the Pennsylvania State Col­ ? lege. These speakers will give In oil E s U . lectures. Dr. Sparks will give the first address. * • - For tho Women'n Club to bo able to secure this course It was i.cccssary ' for them to guarantee an attendanca of a t least twenty-five at each meet­ ing of the class. The regular clasa . work will consist of six meetings ; with a definite assignment of differ­ ent parts of the government of the United States, state, county and city. As the women are newly enfranchised voters, it will especially appeal to them. There is no fee, except twenty-five cents fo r the bulletin and a very small assessment for books. • The class will have its initial meet­ ing Thursday afternoon a t tho "■ Women’s Club at 3:30 o'clock at .which time tho general workings-of the course will be explained, the - ' bulletins given out and the dates that the speakers are .available announced. V P#lf. tafflinr.isibi it 3:39 fit tbfi Women's Club. This is not only for club members but anyone that would be* Interested. Table of Lessons Foreword. V j ’j ^ Method to be followed in the4study of lessons.. ... Analysis of ihe ‘powers of^ govern­ m ent i 1 1 »7 : » *' Lesson 1—A Ihxlimlntry View of tbs Field of Study. „ ' / ' '* Lesson 2—Legislative Department of the National Government v ' Lesson- 8—Legislative "Department of the State GoeVniment V -• Lesson1 4—Government" of Munici­ palities. Lesson, 5—Executive t Department of the National tipverpment Lesson' 8—Executive Department of the State Government. Lesson 7—Judicial Branch of Gov­ ernment—National and State. » By tarn. ‘ . l ' l i j D H t.< Lesson 11—The General ' Election Law of Florida. F Lesson 12—Problem of City Gov- THE VRGKTAfJÍJB GARDEN No vegetables sire as good as those grown in one's oWtr garden a t home. There is no reason why fresh vege­ tables should not be a part of the daily diet of every home. As the new year begins, attention should be de­ voted to the home garden and desir­ able crops planted, says 0. K. MeQuarrie, state agent of the agricul­ tural extension division . Now is the time to prepare seed bed sand the so}l for tho garden. Frosts in Florida are usually light enough not to kill most vegetables, if given the protection of a hot bed or cold frame.| This fact makes it pos­ sible for early vegetables. I t is a good practice to teat seed for germination before pbmtitig in or­ der to insure a good stand. Small seed, like cabbage an dturnip, can bo tested on the hot stove. Those that pop have vitality; tho dead onea burn. Large seed, like beets, carrots and sugar corn ,can be tested by means of the rag doll tester. This consists in rolling the seeds In a wet cloth and placing the roll in a warm location. A fter ten days, more or Vaa, open It end csleulflte the percentage of sprouted seed.* Another point to consider is that of having a fertile soil, Stable mamire is one of the best fertilizers known. I t should be wel) rotted and should have a small percentage of straw to manure. This should be ap­ plied broadcast a t the rata of ten tons un nere and thoroughly 'm lied Into the soil. Stable fxnnnure raises the temperature of the soil and thus hnstena the growing of the planfe. Commercial-fertilizers should bo usjd a t intervals during the growing period as a top drpfsfr jto make tl c plants grow rapidly.. V CabbageV eóitìlfloWer, collari, eg :« plantj. lettuce, tomato and onion se d can be sown In tho seed bed in Jsn iary. Do not cover mpre than 3-4 in h deep. ‘Turnips,• beets .and carro a should be planted In the field as car y às possible, If not already piante 1. Brussel sprout pianti should bo i it also in January. 'C om can be plant d ns soon gs danger .ofj frost is over. An effort should bo* made to jh a e new vegetables «very few day*. Tl Is can be ¿one by planting new onea l »tween the rows every week o r tv o. To keep plants in- such a g a ri n jnpme: i gxowin garpldly, Itahou! wny h as1been chosen. Water, lighks and a load of firewood wiU bo placid there this week. The city is supply­ ing these and tho Borad of trade'w ill do the advertising. Presbyterians are the-way-ups The trouble,wi(h yomq associations Is they era ,fpr "collective" bargain. Florida, Tl.çy otyn U»S pljl Hea Jng while demanding the right of in­ bank building in Jacksonville, the t< dividual repudiation. lest structure in thb stete.1 extort B«**«T* or covumov or r u t J l j J.H T (Continued from page one) hie opinion, were absolutely prohib­ itive, threatening the very life of the citrus and vegetable industry of the state. Hundreds of carloads of citrus fru it and vegetables were ro t moving because |h s high rates were absorbing every cent of profit. This condition was robbing the railroads of a large revenue and facing grow­ er# and shippers with disaster, he said. Asked if definite action by the railroad officials would be taken shortly, He stated that thoy were hop­ ing to get their answer any day, if relief is to be had from the existing' rates it m ust come a^ once, he said. Trammell Haa Acted "Have urged Interstate Commerce. Commission to give Florida growers relief from the high transportation charges and also introduced in the senate a bill to require a reduction in rates. Will do all I can." The meaaago above, from Senator Park Trammell, was received yester­ day by ’J r . J. H. Ross, president of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, in reply to a message whic'i he had sent the Junior senator, in company with mes­ sages to other members of Florida’s representatives in Congress,.. In -h is message D r. Ross urged th at the rail­ roads should 'establish the pre-war rates on foodstuffs and frulta as emergency rates, In order to provide more tonnage f o r the carriers and to prevent untold losses to Florida producerà. The citrus exchange baa aikfd rmera’ and growers? growers’ organizations organlrati farmers' to co-operate with it in securing the reinstatement of pre-war ratea and has received assurances from a num­ ber of organizations th a t they -will back the movement; Senator Tram­ mell's prom pt Action' in' introducing the bill which be'mentions has given added Im petusTd U te'ihovafor lower rates, in th e oplhWn of officials of the exchange, --who express the hope that the absolute necessity for the readjustment which is* reqdeated will be so apparent that favorable action on the bill ih quetUon'will follow. Secretary V. T .’ Dickie of the Tampa Board of Trade T i :ln?wcaipt of a letter from tho Interstate Com­ merce Commission, stating "that the commission has ho'pow er to reduce freight rates, on a n /s in g le article or commodity, to* a* lower level than was authorized bjr a recent act of the commission, allowing a certain rate of profit fo r the carriers." 7 * The le tte r further states that the best thing under th e’ cifcuirtstahces will be fo r the' shippers apd growers to themselves take up 'the m atter of rate reduction directly with the rail­ roads, as if the n te s are so high as to esuse reduction of shipments the roads will find it to their advantage to so adjust them as to give relief to the shippers. ... The tetter follows a recent resolu­ tion adopted by this growere of the board of trade regarding the ship­ ment of fru it and vegetables ifrom Manatee county. * ONE WOMAN'S REGRETS ' » • • - *. A man in Denver ■killed another msn, who, h e declared, had despoiled his home. The husband is. now in. jail awaiting tria l, And [the wife also is held. The wife declares ..that she .her­ self is guilty of the dead man’s blood; “for," she says, "I am to blame for conditions th a t led. my husband to take-the layr into, his own hands to revenge the honor oif his home." Tho wife goes on to make public confession of her going to work in an office in disregard to her<bu*l»snd’a kr.own wishes,"and of tho intimacy vhich grew out of the situation. 81,331 S3 "After each meeting I would return ^ I T3« 4P homo and begin to Compare the man to my husband and always in Jim­ my’s favor. •And we nre In prison became I warn’t content to be u good'wife to A t Close of Business *# o***'«1 December Loans and D iscounts..! 709,605.92 O v e rd ra fts...... ........... 862^1 Liberty Bonds and O ther B o n d s .......... 126,709.85 Banking House, F u rnilure & F ixtures .. 44,678.11 Cash In Vault and due from B a n k s...... 129,533.37 Dividend A cco u n t... R ed isco u n ts............. D ep o sits.................. . $1,011,389.56 THE PARAMOUNT PURPOSE O F THIS INSTITUTION IS TO ASSIST IN TH E DEVELOPM ENT OF T H E RESOURCES OF SANFORD AND SEBHNOLE COUNTY. WE WELCOME ACCOUNTS, LARGE OR SMALL AND W ITH OUR RESOURCES OF OVER A MILLION DOL­ LARS A n d s t r o n g c o n n e c t io n s w e a r e p r e p a r e d t o t a k e CARE OF OUR CUSTOMERS’ NEED S AT ALL TIMES. PROGRESS SAFETY IS OUR JK OTO Foiuv Pgr Gent Interest; Paid the kindest of husbjnds, but wanted to be in the midst of a lot of excitenent and havo my cwn mooev to diets beyond my statioh and to "meet « . .." f • a . . * ele and get tangled in ‘an affair with a mpn I bad np bpslnc-is to lujpjv," It is Hot the province of this newtj-ipcr to assume that many, women now find themselves in the earlier aiagta of this repentsnt woman's pre­ document Yet, if we aré to 'n p p o ie that hePa Is an isolated case, }t fnay mm iA be. ¿.».11 Well to' make Iitt llAMBtitmiflIIS conspicuous as yarning to ury right-minded but.am litious woman, inclined to be hand strug, who might risk disaste: A rm atro n g T n b le Stoves.,)! American Beauty Iron—.ft 115 Magnolia Art] Phone 442 -through having her own way.: As this saddened woman can testify, the >«st timo‘to stop such a -mistaken reÜtut* Is. plwa^s before ‘she begins IL—faew York Suni . * ’ • . * ..418 MAGNOLIA AVE \ M A KER1AND ALTERER Of LADIES' CLOTHES * Expert Repair Work PHONE 571 EVERYTHING We innke Bodies for Cars, T rucks and Everything . : OUR WORK IS 1GÛARAÎNTÉED . Frbm the Foundation S U R A N •A L A E Í5 T ) PEROUS NEW YEAR; • * WE WISH YOU a Heaters Cóok Stoves Domind d«fMlU (tlb.r tkoa k*nk ««politi) tubjoct to XtMrro (Jr Surplus and Profits T otal Resources One M illion Dollars in. si Cxblrr'a tbrrki on own tank oalslanjlnc O/Apilttl Total R esources....!!,011,389.56 XmuunI rn*tr\x<l for I« ir« »rfruf.l -alt l l l r t u l K r r t h l O m U t lo f Dotn onlittmllnf 31, 1920 Quality-Service—Price v îtangp? j tffl H a t I o n Iu i O W to a tto ri« (p»r»bU i f i t r 30 d tjl, o r i SO d < ;i or n o n nolle«, tad M i | n r ln ft ): . •, Uott il u r la r * dfpoilta A; I, Cltor t in « dfpntti , , j ....................................................... . nul 4|m« :<l*ptollt to )l<««r««, fumi'80, 140, Halted Statu d*»«>lta otl.rr tbkn ptotal aarlnn): * Slllk par*'»'» »U li rrtoral Itowr«« Hank ............................. Total, a , , , , , , , , Ijfi btati: or rrenn?*., cout&Y or smiNoLC; L.: • • ’ if.% 43MSS.S) J Oil Stoves Gas ßtoves and Rangés WF" IS IS * may paw you by* by a *Mt wWi, but ptnnll ua I® FIR S T 1¿efct tluU yob » ■ • Q l O ^ w i t . L TO VOI “ f I R E U í SURANCB- Y ou N ever Cari TeH ! 1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,1921 a-la-king and hot rolls wére served. Besides members of the club there were three substitutes, Mrs. 8 .'Pules* ton, Mrs. R. A. Newman and Mrs. A. P. Connelly. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor Phone 428 DEATH OF W. E. JACOBS, OF CHULUOTA Paul M. Knnntnorl, Jupnnese statesThe many friends throughout this man, reformer end orator, is coming ; •non, section of W. E. Jacobs, well known to Sanford Friday, January 21st, fo r. resident of Chulunta, will be grieved n one-dny visit ns a guest of Rov. and , to learn of his untimely denth at his Mrs. E. D. Brownlee. While here he will deliver an address a t the P re s-1 home January 3. bytcrlan church, Friday night, Janu- j * The funeral was conducted Tuesday , American ’Legion meeting tonight afternoon, Jnnuary 4, which wns at­ ary 21st, a t 7:30. Dr. Kanamori Is ono of the most „t court house. 'Como on out "Buddy,” tended by a large gathering of prominent figures in Jnpanese life to- wo ncctj your attendance. Don’t let day. For many years ho was one of there bo a single A. W. O. L. Bring a their leading statesman nnd reformers new member with you and help make and in his later years has become tho our membership 100 per cent. greatest evangelist of tho Orient He is called the Billy Sunday of Japan. While preaching In Japan, he has only one sermon which is three hours long. His fame is so great that he never speaks except in the largest auditori­ ums in their great cities, and the crowds to hear him arc so large that Lies In the direction or Economy, Saving Your Money, Depositing It a t the close of each sermon he re ­ In the Bank where it will draw interest and keep you in comfort In quests that no one present come the WAS HELD AT PARRISH HOUSE th .«declining years of your life. And a Hank Account makes you Infollowing night, that others might dependent, gives you a standing in your community, gives you « ON WEDNESDAY have their scats. Sometimes ns many chance to develop the resources that lie at hand ready for the asking. EVBNINO ns 3000 Jnpnnoso confess Christ at All of these things are yours when you bring your money to us for a Savings Account. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. one of his services. He will not dcAn enthusiastic meeting v* Ujc liver the three-hour sermon here but Men’s Club wns held last night. A 1" will tell his life story which Is very forge crowd was present and matters \ \ Interesting. He Is a pleasing speaker pertaining to the White Way for the ;; and It will be the opportunity of a church; n play that is to be staged *■ lifetime for Sanford pcoplo to hear and the completion of arrangements such nn oriental orator. with reference to an invitation to the = PRESSED MANY SKIRTS It Is expected that the Presbyterian Orlando Men’s Club to visit this club church will he crowded, Mr. and Mrs. and spend a social evening and inspect We pressed many, many skirts and Brownlee met him at the Presbyterian the equipment of this parrlsh, which Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. D. Brown of Col dresses galore for the good Indies o f ! Assembly last summer, where he de- flev. Peck has working in an efficient LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE umbla, S. C., arc the guests of their Snnford yesterday There was no livered two addresses. They so pic- nnd beneficial way, wns gone over WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING AH0UT sister, Mrs. T. C. Mnyo, While here charge nnd if wc pleased >. j wc ^tured the beauties of Florida that he thoroughly and plans perfected. Each week the Bowling Club will they have hnd several delightful motor wnnt you to send your husband’s su it' promised to make them a visit before The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair here next time. Of course there was returning to Japnn, stage a contest and the results will trips, going to St. Petersburg and ------------lie published regularly in the Herald. Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 Leesburg. Before returning to their some we did not get back but they] will come todajf. Wo thank you.— This Is a fine form of amusement and THIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD— home Mr. and Mrs. Brown will motor Snnford Steam Presaery, successors cnch business man In the city should IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR. INTERESTS. to Miami. to Waters Pressing Club, 317 East IN OUR STATE enroll in the Men’s Club nnd enjoy 1 It Is to embrace the products, official or private, of five coca* 241-1 tc _____ ¡an cveing of bowling each week and ties In the best section of the state. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mayo, First street. Phone 560. We had the privilege of attending a banquet and general get-together Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Broom, Mis^Mary THAT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE A8K YOU-WILL the meeting of the literature depart- once each month Many if the men MAJOR WHITFIELD HERE Fftrish and Mr. R. T.' Torrence motor­ YOU HELP? ment of the Women's Club yesterday of tho city arc members of this club ed to Leesburg. Johnnie J. Jonea* remarkable United Shows, bigger and better James V. Whitfield, American Vice- and of listening to two fine papers now nnd In no way does It conflict will occupy our grounds from December to the time of opening the tholr church obligations Consul to Cubn, a nephew of the late presented by Mrs. McKinnon nnd Mrs. with any of FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB Fair In order to get ready for IL or duties of the other churches. Ji.at Tho Fortnightly Bridge Club met MaJ. A. K. ’Powers, is, visiting Mrs. J. N. Whltner. W IL O’NEAL J. L. GILES C. E HOWARD the come to tho Parrish lIou<,c nny Wedwith Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Wednesday A. K. Powers and A. D. Zpchnry, stop­ The former made a study of President Treasurer Secretary ping over on*his way to Cubn. He nneient geography of our beautiful resday night nrd you can be enrolled, afternoon. state nnd the development of our or­ The living room wns attractively leaves for Cuba tonight. LORD’S PURITY WATER iginal counties. decorated in begonia vine and fern. The euphonious and expressive The prize for high score, a jardlnCounty bonrd asks for wider road^, ler, was won by Mrs. Pulcston. says the Tnrpon Springs Lender. So nnme "Mosquito” was given to the sauthernmost—nnd no doubt the'enr- of tho Lord's Purity Water, has rcDelicious refreshments of chicken do the people. Then "let’s go" Hest Inhnbltnnts found It very 'a p - cently had another analysis made of proprlnte. tho water by Dr. Thomas R. Baker of Mrs. McKinnon proceeded to con- Rollins College nnd the following fine Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less thin duct us by the const and through the report Is given : 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cuh Interior of our fnlr pcninsuln, nnd Winter Park, Fla., Dec. 22, 1020. must accompany all orders. Count five word*'to a line and remit ac­ show us how the development of the M> M. Lord, Snnford, Fin. cordingly. • ______ boundaries of Escnnibin, fct, John's Dear Mr. Lord: From n c.creful annnd Monroe were established, and tho nlysis of the sample of water that MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT chnngcs that have occurred since or you brought me Inst week, I have obFOR RENT—A large, well furnished With our dyeing process I can mil* Jntcr. ' | talncd tho following results: room, suitable for two people. 510 new out r* your old faded doth«. We are Indebted to her for an ad- C olor______________________ Clear West First Street, or phone 406. —Pole the Tailor, Orlando, Fla. mirable lesson In historical geography R eaction........ ........................ Neutral 230-6tc 232-tft None ____________ which must have required research to Free Ammonia establish nnd present. | Albuminoid Ammonia ---------- None | FOR RENT—Cafe privilege. Semi­ ATTENTION This lesson in geography wns fol- ch lo rin e____ 0.00 parts per 1,000,000 nole Hotel. Apply II. W. Herndon. lowed by Mrs. J. N. Whltner who by Total soldis ..6.t)0 parts per 1,000,000 | 238-tfc The Royal Neighbors will nwd her research and interesting oxperi- Hardness 47.38 parts per 1,000,000 F0R RENT—Furnished room, at 411 Thursday night, Jnnuary 13th, »t Ruling Device cnccs presented to the club n fund of N itra te s __ ■....................- .........None, n __,. *_____ o'jo .#•_ 7:30. There will be installation of Wt„ U K lbs. Information regarding our own shell The entire absence of both free nnd officers nnd a full attendance i* mounds—the relics of a former rtfee albuminoid ammonia, nnd the very FOR RENT—One nicely furnished Universal RECORDER. room for one or two gentlemen or aired. who in ages of the past inhabited our small amount of chlorine in the snmKeyboard hcnutiful peninsula. .;ple—the purity of a water depending nice couple, .Can have use of garage. 240-2t Tabulator 206-tfc From tho result of exploration largely upon its freedom from these Phono 23 for particulars. CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED Back Spacer science has pronounced a dictum that Ingredients—Indicate the good quality FOR SALE—H Ì II. P. and 2Vi II. P. "The civilization ,of n race is d c -'o f this water. It Is of very superior Gasoline engines. Brand new and In perfect condition.—Herald Print- Right nn the floor, with the Hindi* termined by Its utensils.” , quality. ton Beach Electric Carpet Wuhef* In these mounds no cooking utensils f Yours very truly, FOR RENT—Light housekeeping Cleans better than any other method. nrc found. The mounds were made' THOS. R. BAKER, For estimate or demonstration, I’hos* T h e O n e You H a u e D e a n W a itin g F o r apartments, adults only. 300 French from the shell of fish upon which the The now supply is taken from n well 560 or write ELECTRIC CARPET 2Il-2tc nhorlginen subsisted. J tbnt is curbed with 5-inch glnzcd til* Avenue. WASHER, R. A. 206. 2»-«lp Our Floridn mounds mny be, per- ¡nB Qj0 water passing through six FOR SALE Jinps, regarded ns unique. Occasion- j fept of „ „ a nn,j fourteen feet of red Conserve your time and siren* nlly a piece of pottery is discovered, ( c|„y( the water standing fourteen feet FOR SALE—Green- celery plants, for the things that you must do. P« ready for setting. See Ivan II. nnd Mrs. Whitncr exhibited a small In the weii nmi Bccm. to be tho Herald Want Ads to work for jo« Rubow, Mecca Hammock. 239-tfc —they are witling helpers. THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Η100,000 green top celery Forty-eight new congressmen *r* Possesses every essential feature of larg­ F, L. Greene, West Side, provided for in the bill now jwwinf i 232-tfc in the house, but Florida will not hi« er, heavier and more costly typewriters. Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac- No P*Per FOR SALE—Ford touring cnr. Ap­ one of the flrty-eight. tion. Many troublesome p a rts eliminated. Finger« ply nt West'Side Grocery. 230-tfc The machine for both office and home. 90 characters FOR SALE—A Canoe Inquire ot Docs the work of any typewriter regardless Bearing 224-tfc the Herald office. of COSt. . Shift-Carriage FOR SALE—100 ft. front, 117 ft. :: Let Everyday For foreign languages, especially cquipp- 1« Efficiency, deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner of 8th St. Nick Zcrnovun, ed with from one to five dead keys—does Simplicity be Sanford. 222-26tc not enterfere with standard keyboard. and Price Alachua: Hemorrhagic septicemia WANTED --------------- MOLLE---------------has broken out among the hogs in this WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET county, but it is being stamped out ns WANTED—Team work. Inquire of And that must determine your chotco of a type­ M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-60tp rapidly ns vaccination work can be writer. You have no place for tho cheaply con­ done. ) WANTED—Bright, capable woman structed machine nor will economy permit tho outto travel. Salary and expenses. lay of an extravagant sum. Good business sense Office supplies at the nernld, Also one for Sanford and surrounding finds thé solution In the MOLLE. The MOLLE In­ territory. Apply Cates Crate Co. corporates every essential feature you find In any \ 238-tfc machine at any price. Yet it Is unusually simple, EXCELS ALL WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second both In construction and operation. Built in three hand bleaching paper.—D. I. Hodgunit»—base, carriage and action—many extra parts OTHERS don, R. No. A, Box 198 are eliminated. This means a saving In repairs and 233-12tp e bigger saving by keeping It on the job. The 99 98-100 P E R CENT PURE \ at the MOLLE lightest of touch, speediest of action, will WANTED TÓ TO RENT—Ko RENT—For two^W* do'anything that a writing machine is called upon three months. Small furnished cot­ to do with the least amount of nolso and effort. tage or apartment. Answer, “W" In care of Herald. 24I-3tp Ctko flood toSuccess! To the Citizens of Seniinole County . w e nave o u r 'l y ftew riter ? i ♦ i SANFORD Get Them j Herald Office j S E E THEM A T THE HERALD PRINTING àOLD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Telephone 311 113 Magnolia Avenue WE BUY FURNITURE nnd house­ hold goods. What have you?—Dix­ ie Furniture Co., 321 8anford Ave­ BEAUTIPUL POST CARDS nue. 239-6tc AT THE HERALD. BACH— �_ :---------------------------- - THE 8AWF0BD DAILY HERALD, THUR8PAY. JANUARY 13.1821 PAGE THREE SA YS FEW R E M THE BIBLE O rltM in the Present GeneraT. O, Boebuck sind Fred Grist were W riter Rev. W. T. Rancher will be here tl# n -ftr Ita Leek ef Knewtedge from Apopka“ on Sunday to preach transattine business in .Orlando Wed­ ef U*# teripturae. *i nesday. - , afternoon and evening a t Moore’s Sta­ tion chtfrch, Jan. 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Allen daughter ‘ “¡JDIÁ ifWTfn í r* * and 1^*5'».«,,. «•' * •. The bookseller’* »lory Of th# woman Miss Lillian, were viaitora in Orlando WHo demantitd to know wh»re In tho Rev. W. J. Bartlett, of Grand I»- A LL YOU WANT, anytim e and anyw here you want I t At lost we are able to install a fully g uaranteed sa tisfac to ry H eater AT A REASONABLE PRICE. ZUblo she could dad tho story of Da­ land, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wednesday. - A. Y. Fuller spent' -several days In mon and Pythias la called to mind by 0. Pope, of Celery Avenue for ten the recently (apartad attempt of a pro* days and called on tnany old friends Jacksonville this week. ; Mr. T h ig p en /o f Sanford, was a caller in town Wednesday. Mrs. 8. A- Wilkinson and little daughter, returned Wednesday to her home in Perry a fte r spending the hol­ idays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dili Allen. Mr. and Mrs. F. J, Neimeyer and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy were shop­ ping in Orlando Thursday. Mr. and Mlaa Dunbar motored ,to Sanford Tuesday. „ George Levine w s b transacting bus­ iness In Orlando Friday. (Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Entsmlnger were visitors in Orlando Friday. Mrs. H. R. Chapman returned Fri­ day after visiting friends in Orlando. W. 6. Entzminger, of Plant City, la visiting his brother, C. W. Entxming- the Foundation Quality-Service-Price For Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Spink will regret to hear of the death of their January 7th. Cold W eather littloJos.infant Entzminger, of Greenwood, S. Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges BALL Hardware Co. C., Is -the guest of C. W. Entzminger and family. Mias Ellen Fuller spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. * Mrs. L. T. Hunt and ten children, returned to-their home in Fort Lau­ derdale after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen and Claude Henchdiff motored over to New Smyrna Sunday. Mrs. Partin is visiting her son in Oviedo. Mrs. C. W. Entsmlnger and T. P. Lewis motored to Sanford Monday. Geo. B. Upchurch, of Birmingham, Is visiting his raother-In-Iaw, Mrs. George Lewis. Geo. W, S tuart, of Verno, Pa., arrived Thursday. Longwood is quite gay this week with a merry-go-round. All tho “kiddlea" both large and small, are enjoy­ ing I t Armstrong Table Stoves„$15.00 As a hint to Mr. Bryan tt may be American Beauty Iron......$10.00 said, Constantine didn’t make a single Simplex Iron ................... $8.00 speech, and was given'98 per cent of Majestic H eaters ........$11.00 the Greek vote. Phone 442 115 Magnolia Ave, faaaar at the university to messura the while here. Biblical knowledge of hla class la EngThe telephone company placed a Osh literatura. The test resulted la a phone in the Steele home on Beardoll rather naive display of Ifuorance con­ cerning a book which has been called avenue last week. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Summerville, of "the fountain head of English literature,'1 and which, with Bhakespeare, Cambridge, Ohio, and DeLand,I, 'were Invariably heads the list of “best" guests of Mrs. G. C. McDougal books and gathers more dost than any Sunday. other. Mrs. Crane and daughters There aré those who, having made m. * _. / _ 1.1 A• a■ _S gone to Winter Park to spend the reacquaintance with the Bible In their mninder of the winter Miss Ordoth own youth, and realizing Its poetry, will study music and Dorothea has history and style, agree with Prof. Dal­ las Lore Bharp that we are a “Bible- entered Rollins College. They have starved nation." What parent regds been Philip R, Andrews* guests for the Bible to or with the children these several months. days? They get fairy atorlea or animal J. C. Ellsworth is serving on the fables. Bren' the 8unday-seboal lee- grand jury this week. eons ere given from a leaflet The Bi­ A number of changes have taken ble has been storylzed tod expurgated place in real estate over in the Lake In the ao-called interests of children, regions. Miss Mary Phelps has sold end has shared the usual fate of auch her home and 30 odd acres of land to well-meant but unnecessary endeavors. It la not without occasion that educa­ people by the name of Nelson from tors are discussing the need and the Maine. They have taken possession. methods of Increasing Interest In the It’s n very attractive place, shunted book. between Lake Onoro and Lake Silver. Whether we regard the Bible as a Mrs. Phelps hns moved Into her new sacred book, as a saga of the Hebrews, or as a collection of stories, legends ,homc at 409 Palmetto avenue, San­ and historical fact of ancient origin. It ford. W. T. Fields wil be here this week la so thoroughly a part of our litera­ ture, which Is so abundant In allualona from Augusta, Ga., to start a new and references to Its content, that not bungalow on his place on the west to know their source and application side of Lake Silver to replace his AND 2s to argue one's self unread. 'Tooth home that burned several years ago. ought to be as aware of Moses the E. J. Taylor has bought the How­ lawgiver as of Hamlet or King I.ear.— ard Swartz bungalow on Ohio avenue, Detroit Free Press. the land borders on the east shore of I t does all and m ore than any other h e a te r of sam e capacity, Lake Silve* Mr. and Mrs. Tnylor and and pays fo r itself in th e saving of gas and w ater. • HAD REHEARSAL OF FUNERAL little son will move out at once. Wc a t about hear there are other changes to take Curleua Notion Hold by Spanish Mon­ place in the near future. arch Concerning Ceremony In Mrs. A. K. Powers has bought a Which Ho Would Figur«. house next door to Judge and Mrs. LET US DEMONSTRATE IT TO YOU Housholdcr and with her young son and daughter will mak& It her future home. Her many friends out here nre very glad to have her In Sanford again. Mrs. Kent Rossiter has her mother from Commerce, Gn., with her for a Hamock several days for the con­ Alabama and other southern stataa venience of every one who is inter­ where .tho results secured by the older farm ers did not average this. ested. Mrs. G. C. McDougal shipped a car Possibly some of the best returns se­ of fine cabbage to Atlanta on Satur­ cured by the boys came aa • result, day. Ed. Ward shipped two cars of of careful toil preparation and tha use Golden Self-bleaching celery to Chi­ of good seed, followed by frequent cago Monday at $1.60 f. o. b. Others shallow cultivation. They have also are shipping green celery, beets, caul­ developed the art of feeding the iflower, cabbage, lettuce and romainc. plants. Consult with your county fans agent. ADVERTISE Lord's Purity Water SANFORD Ki Good u the Best Daily Service own obsequies.” While the mass for the dead was sung, he ctroe forward and gave hla taper to the officiating priest as s symbol of his desire to yield up his soul.. Not only once, bat for many years, until he Anally died In 1558, Charles V performed this strange ceremony annually. Phone 66 Post Cards We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Beautiful Views Bhaep Driven to Mountains. Wild sheep lire In.small flocks In rocky, mountainous parts where food Is sparse. H td they been possessed of such means of defense as the heels a n d 'th e speed of the horse, or the horns and the strength of the bison they would probably hare congregated on the plains where food was plenti­ ful. As It was. their only protection from their natural enemies, the wotres, lay In their sglllty In the most Inac­ cessible spots. The length of time sheep hare been domesticated Is as nothing compared with the preceding ages when their home was In the mountains, consequently coming under the dominion of man has utterly re­ versed their conditions of life. So the growth of the hoof Is out of all pro­ portion to the wear on our eoft pas­ tures, and footrot supervenes. Simi­ larly the thick coating of wool which was absolutely necessary at the alti­ tudes the wild sheep Inhabited, hns, as far as the .sheep Itself Is concerned, become s nuisance, and rendered It a prey to ticks and maggots. Every Battery repair wa make is' gvmntecd for six months. Wa are able to do this because in repairing is; aake of battery we are licensed to n e patented features which have ■ude Vesta batteries famous. Sanford Battery Service Co. L A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 181 We mnke Bodies for Cars, T rucks an d E verything OUR WORK IS GUARAN TEED " A . P. CONN E L L Y ALL KIN D S OF IN S U R A N C E . REAL® ESTATE. 'SANFORD. FLA. C O L L IS IO N \w \\w a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Æ INSURE^ W WITH i r n e ABOVE may pass you by, by a wide and mH manta la w r earn­ e s t wish, b u t perm it us to sug­ g e st th a t you 2-Ì EDICT! LOOK W ELL TO YOUR FIR E INSURANCE. You Never C an T tlll 1 W. Corley drove over to GIcnwood Nurseries lost Friday to select some young trees. J. D. Martin nrrived in Sanford last Wednesday evening from Danielson, Conn., where he has been since last July. Mrs. Martin may also arrive here'soon we hear. Must of been some Florida sand in their shoes sure enough. Mr. Martin is looking fine. Mrs. Loretta Tracey has returned to St. Petersburg to remain till late spring when she expects to go to SL Albans, VL, for the summer. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bucurcl January 7th and giv­ en the name of George. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pet­ er Fedrick Was buried at Lakcview cemetery last Wednesday. Tuesday of this week was the day appointed for n committee of men to meet and cut and burn the grass and weeds in the Mo ro e's station church yard. Forest Gntchcl will deliver Elder Springs water in East Sanford on Tuesdny of each week at 50c per bot­ tle or n $5.00 ticket calling for 12 bottles delivered at the door. Mr. Gntchcl is sales manager for the company composed of M. M. Stewart and himself. They hnvo on office nt 113 Magnolia avc. Phone 311. How to Enjoy Walk. Thera are rond walkers, trail fol­ lowers, forest ronmers—locality and od on tho bulletin board at tho'Sanford scenery sre matters of taste. Tho Truck Growers ware house at Ilcck thing Is to keep marching, to fill one's lungs with draughts of Invlguratlng nlr, to banish rare and to revel In high spirits. There should ho n stop nt every spring, the colder nnd shyer the better, and when a landscape In to he viewed, soino scene that charms and IPOS and Inspire*, It la a sacrilege If tho wnlker does not throw himself down on tho Tubes eras*, or sent himself on s fnllen tree, to spend a few minutes feasting his eyes on the picture. The true walker Is not one who merely pots miles be­ hind him, to vannt his speed and eodura nce.—Exchange. Origin *f Language«. Authorities ballsve that all lan­ guage* had their origin in tho dialect • of one common language whose homa Ik conjectured to have been be­ tween the Baltic and Caspian aeaa. The language spread with migration« • hi different pieces, end separation and i race admixture Increased the differ­ ences In the dialects until they be­ came dlaUnct languages,.wblcb In turn spread and broke op Into dialects. SMITH BROTHERS . Expert Repair W ork« Student« of southern /agriculture see no reason why the average acre yield of com should remain ibelow twenty bushels when it is possible to produce much larger yields per acre. Some South Carolina boys during 2019 made yields of one hundred bushels per sere and over, and most of them around fifty bushels pec acre. The same Is true of Georgia, Florida, SANFORD MIRROR & FURNI TURE SHOP. Furniture repaired, furniture refinished. Give us a call. Samples of work on request. Office 116 Laurel Are. Phone 219. ^ WM. E. CONNOR A Better School W ith Your H elp Teaching methods 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 t o n ce the additional equipment now needed with just a little boost fromyou through lïïe COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Authorised RepresettUUve of THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN ................................................................................. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY» JANUARY 13, I H kCE FOUR fi\ v Miivqppiw ’rn w .n rv P 5® * BK /o w « ■■■- «HOfk.MCHaDCXff off «o> Ioöoömi— - i p '* » « M T sa o ^ « o ffc vMMf, Y f'w af.w axL N A U fcöcpw c j LoDVAtWA, aujt rc? —rMWUoMOWKf V V woucaw 'A ftooTffW suî— «yw l iVJJCK)40"*J 'd o , * o t -nutf WWCHc c m J. H O LLY ...........»............. ^ « U r I . U LLA R D ..8*»«U ^-Tr«M Ü *f A. N E I L ____ "Generili Mw»x*r yWwvu ,!/ T U lff O OHT 9&N MO Ö \U Ä F S Ä j \\S6-----«IX » *. UONWNfcOOVTWlS.( AVOUA’. VflAW,^CMBOKAlHU.Oo) V VJUJCUoouaco—rVöMV ROBERT J . MOLLY, J r. • * Circulation Manager Flume Herald Office 148 or 64. “ A name th a t stands fo r character that is Tfctì» synonym ous w ith integrity, is the best advertisem ent in the world." ¡hojytòi CÙOO* *&* JMIr«nS U City kr C*nt*» Maanbe? of the Atftffiated Prêta There is no plate quite as busy at Hanford. * i f you do not believe it, make i -•rip and eame back in the busy aftçr Jtoon. - All ure need to do is keep the busi­ n ess going good during the spring Und summer month*. ouanesa in the face of blizzard* did not appear to develop, In the northern conaclouaneaa, Until about the middle of'January, and the reault was that the Florida hoteli did not open until that d a ta But a change has come over them. The Jacksonville TimeaUnion says that thia yeat all of the tourist hotels In Florida that were open in October have been ComUntly tilled, while the big hoteli that never opened until late in November or after Christmas are all open now, or OUR BANKS ARE SAFE nearly all of them, and are well hlled, Many persons with a few hundreds with applications which will run them or thousands bf savings are looking at capacity until late In the season, around for opportunities for invest-1 Tho city of Miami, which Is keen to kinds. You will find the tin can tour­ ists spending more money and wanting less a t your hands than the so-called millionaires. We should strive to give the auto tourists n good place to camp and they should have it at iwdjrtpé BuiièftW fr itte W e aim to make, this bank all th a t a nu» ern public-service institution should be. CAPITAL ......... .................... SURPLUS AND PROFITS TRAIN SCHEDULE And the woy to keep business goi^ is to keep building, keep putting on gales, keep them coming to Sanford. Corrected on November 15, 1920. Southbound Arrive There should be a busy summer Aare and it will be busy without base­ ball, at that. There ore many things -to be Ateorrtplithdd. 2:86 a.m. Fighting the bhttled of the late war .at this dale ate all right but it BocinB t o be lost motion. What wc are mostly concerned with at this time is dRghting the battles of the present Ante and there are plenty of them to All of our parks should receive the ^attention they deserve this spring. AH •art them should bo replanted to flowera and grass and trees ami shrubs. There are quantities of poinsettius -and hybiscus that can be obtained for iW a s k in g and planted in our parks. T h e spot in front of the union pas. «anger station should be fixed up by th e railroad company or turned over t o the ladies for their ministrations. YVehavo so many’beaut fiul parks and . such a big job on hands that It will to k o the combined efforts of ail the | ' ladies and all thu men i;» the city to ’JiM-ji 'die parks hh they shuulil bo «kept but it vil be worth the time and fi la b o r nmi expense v/heh they are fin­ a lly put in first cIqeb condition. GOOD AS GOLD 3:40 p. UThe wave of indifferebee and c o n -^ e r hedges, beside ditches,* and in sequent Immorality which has been fence corner» arc hunches of insect- •Daily, except Sunday.. sweeping this country has met on op- sheltering weeds or grasses. By tho posing force which is quite ns power- time cold weather approaches many *^4 4^4 /fa V tA^a .t V ì VT^TV.TYJVV^VV^VV|VV^VV^V v ^v WjV ful ns its own. kinds of insects in the nduit or im- TAì$!q Men inclined to fastness smile at mature stages have taken full ndthe efforts of the churches to curb the | vantage of these nooks and have hidgrowing evil. Such efforts Ore w ith-' den away there for tho winter. Tho out avail. j U. S. Bureau of Entomology says ttiat But in the mothers of the country j if these spots are cleaned up and Ihe they are meeting a more determined. refuge cut and burned, many of these opposition, a stone wall that is diffl- Jhibernating insects will be destroyed cult to scale. 1 [ and the dnmngc from such pests durof Millions of good mothers are warn- (ing the coming season will be motor­ ing their daughters against having inlly lessened. Eveiy Kind anything to do with men who “go th e 1 ' * ------------------------pace/' and It Is havin its effectj According to tho .report of tho U. S. Little by little these men « » find- Burmu pl>h„ lc , ho nl at thé Right ing themselves excluded from decent , , „ *, .... society. ’ nu“l Pro«uc“ on of fishery products in Price Others are beginning to sec the United States, Including Alaska, handwriting on the wall and a re ' is estimated to be about 2,500,000,000 quietly mending their ways. | pounds, valued at approximately $80,* Thcre Is no grandstand play.on th c (000,000 to the fishermen, an Industry part of these mothers. There is Is no'j no' employing more than 200,000 200.000 persons, persons. publicity to feed a silly vanity. It is ( For t ho fiscal year ended June 30, a sincere and determined effort to j i D18| value of imports of fishery prosave their daughters from ‘na foto fate ducts waB $20,208,014, and of exports which the moral laxity of the times in­ In- $57,017,427. Fishing is one of the vites. VRC8, great industries of Florida. And these mothers are ns good as gold. i . Yfe want the tourists. Tourists w a n t firtt of all a good place to stay, ,-JWo have that and need more of them. ' T o u rists want amusemontr of all - ‘Unda from pitching horseshoes to AN EARLIER “ItE S O Itr’ SEASON -playnlg golf. We need nil of them. . Tourist» wont a club house where Florida’s campaign for an earlier they can amuse themselves and bo resort season has attracted much atamuaed. We need such a building \ tcntlon throughout the north, newsa n d will have one whenever the Rod! papers commenting freely on tho «nd Cun Club can moke nrrangc- Jconcerted ^effort being made by southnetfta. Hot remember thnt the tour- ern rcsorla to coax people away from 1st crop is the greatest crop in Flori- snow and ice at ah early a date aa posdo and when you are slipping a chance ! sible. The Boston Transcript recently it tburists here you are losing a ! carried an editorial In which it 'Chance to make your city twice ns spoke of “climate cowardice" and '.large and'this means tourists of all told hhow people were fleeing from tho cold in order to bask in tho southern sunshine. Florida resorts welcome the arrivals from the northland with open arms, with gracious warmth, and gen­ ial sunshine, so is it any wonder that ! those who can afford to turn their | backs on a frozen land decide to do GARDNER’S CAKES . so Just as early in the winter months |a s possible? The Transcript edi­ Fresh Every Week torial, which makes mention of the ' Jacksonville Timea-Union’s p art In the W ELAKA COFFEE 1campaign, and refers to Miami’s Palm Fete, is as follows: Freshly Ground j “Ih e quality or weakness of the human mind which lately, in these columns, were denominated “climate 'cowardice," and which evidences it' self in a developing disposition to take flight from the severities of our north. ern winter, ta resulting in a new pros­ 4 9 7 W'UAv perity for the Florida resorts. Time was not ao long ago, when this timor- 'ane ZTurner, Departs 2:46«. m. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. in. 3:20 p. ra. 7:45p.*ra. North Hound Departs Arrive 2:03 a. m. ___ 1:48 n.m. __..11:45 a. m, 12:05 p .m . . . . . 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p. m. __ _ 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p. m. ....1 0 :0 0 p.m. Leeaburg Branch Arrive Departa ____ 7:80a.m . i. . 4.05 p. m. 4:00 p.m. ...*..11:55 a. m. Trilby Breach Arriva Departs ..... 8:00 a. m. ____ 8:25 p. ra. ____ 6:30 p.m. _____ 2:00 p.m. Oviedo Braach Departs Arrive T hat fobbUIn In Central Park abould either be < Ixed or it should be abolished, o rtho small boys who stop R np should be abolished. This is ont o f tbe prettiest parka in the state but ladies who have it in charge art In despair of keeping It in condition a n account of the vandalism of certain T he more one sect of court proccares the more the thought grows w k h thinking men that more - than Judf of the cases that get into court could be settled easier and with less expense out of court if the people VMUld only use some judgment, some ■Unm and a trifle of that friendly ^baling and understanding with which are endowed but which wc use so Infrequently. Taking cases into court 4o settle means more trouble, more expense, more time lost and many -times more lacerated feelings. President ...-.Cashier F. P. FOSTER.......... A- F. WHITNBR......... ENAMELWARE IT’S A GOOD BUY A nice' 7-room House 1 oh Park Avenue, W- tween F ifth and Sixth S treets. , PRICE $5,250 E. F. LANE ï&aiffi A BARGAIN T H E RBAL ESTA TE MAN” One 5-room lioüse, close in, on brick street, good location, house in rood condition, $3,000.00, If sbla In nd£t 10 days. Terns ar­ ranged to s u it purchaser. C. A. MATHEWS 418 MAGNOLIA AYE. MAKER AND A LTER ER OF LA D IES’ CLOTHES PHONE 671 — W lth CONNELLY REAL ESTATE COMPANY S erv ice That .Counts We have the S ales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Crenshaw , Priddy & Co. Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and P.n>' Consignments Solicited Rtfrrtncii 1 - >1.* > w a»** m ..« P u r e , S w e e t, W holesom e Hardware Coi Delivered Fresh Every Day i l l D D D ?0 D A lflP R V TH E PUREST WATER SOLD’ IN SEM INOLE COUNTY. COMPARE ANALYSIS r AN IDEAL DRINKING W ATER *. .? • " “ L o r d ’s p u r i t y w a M A IN EG RO W N t e r PURE, SPARKLING, REFR ESH IN G THOMAS R. BAKER, Ph. D , A u l j l l t t l u < O cniultinf C k ta lit) f r e f t w r i f t f t U i t l BcUnc* Erainlm, "* BOLUMS COLLIDE PRIVATE LABORATORY OF ROLLINS COLLEGE Winter Park, Fla., December 22, 1920. _ M. M. Lord, Sanford, Florida. Dear Mr. Lord: From a careful Chemical Analysis of the sample of wptor that you brought me late last week, 1 have obtained the following results: Color •*••**•■*-•****••**•**•••***•*■***#*******an****«••••**-**■*****HWIilHWt**•**»***•*••******** Clear Reaction 1************•*•****»*e***•*********•*-**•••*•**»•»•»•»*****■«***********.*•♦•******• Neutral Free Ammonia •*•*****•*»*****<•«»******«*••••*•«•«*«•*•••*************1****'******#*•*******■»«^ None Albamlirtld Ammonia *•«******************W**************************— *♦♦*<'******** Ntrne C hldrlne'__ .....’---------—__ y............... 9.00 parts per 1,000,000 • Total solids ............... .............. .— 6.00 p w ta p er 1/MX),000 H ard n u l 47.38 parts per lfiOOMO ‘ N itrates , •*•*•■•**••*•«•••****************•****•••••••••«****4****^****,*«**^**«*.*•**»»•»•*••■* None The entire absence of both free and albuminoid ammonia, and the . very small amount of chloriqe in the safuple—the purity of a water d e -. pending largely upon ltd freedom Jrom these ingredients—indicate th o ' good quality of 'thls water. It is of very superior quality. • Yours very tru ly / ?TIIOS. R. BAKER. • * • • • • • M M * * * * * * • * * * * * ** * * * * * * • * , *«* . . . . . M t • • M * * * F. F. DUTTÖN, îfie; Sanford {Florida • M /M .-L O R D ,-O w n er and Distributor P H q jiE 6 6 SAÇiKORD, F L O R ID A I , R Ò U T E A, BOX 209 —^ , — ------ -- . ---------------------------------------- IT �THE SANFORD P ATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13,1921 jttl.H»tP&V Menilo*0', Hatten la In and A b o u t m J. The C ity KraaaallU®of liter*1 tVEATIIElt UBl’OUT Par Florida: Cloudy tonight f L r d by rain In early morn* fPlIo*f<i j ,. Somewhat iiro rr In North portion- and Central Summary of tfco Floating Snudi TsIkaSuednetly Arranged for Herald. Readera Carlot Shipments from Entire Conn try, Wednesday, Jan. 12th. Florida—Sanford section __ i Florida—Onklnml-W. G. Section.... I Florldn—Mnnntco Section ......... 3( California—Southern D istric t...... It California—Imperial Valloy ____ If this week having several from Orion* do, Tampa and -iivgthWIng cities. Bring In your rush orders. We nro now equipped to handle anything in the office stationery and supply line. Bring your Job of printing to the of­ fice that means something to your Sanford merchants arc putting on sales that are bringing the peoplo here to trade. This is the time to take advantage of the many sales and do your shopping in Sanford, The prices arc tower than nny other city can offer you. Read the Daily Herald and save money. C. G. Bock and R. L. Boyd, promi­ nent officials of the Southern Bell Telephone Co., of Jacksonville, and F. L Thorp, mnnagor of the’ Orlando Telephone station, were In the city to­ day enroutc from Orlando to Day­ tona. All of these gentlemen have Rtny friends here and elsewhere in Ike state. Among (he many visitors to the dty and one who was enticed here by the many fishing tales of Dr.| Jesop I* George Cochran, of Brockton, Pa., who is a great friend of the doctor and «ho enjoys the life in Floridn equally os well as his friend, lie Is charmed with everything here nnd *ill spend the balance of the winter *t the Valdez. A. H. Cheney, of the Automotive Supply ( o., is happy today having re­ ceived several car loads of supplies he hns been waiting for this P**t week. Mr. Cheney will now start the business of supplying Floridn with •1 kinds of nuto supplies making his headquarters here in the Pico building * ere he has rented space for warene Merabi Printing Co. is turning °il *ome e,«B*»t jobs of stationery will read our page ad elsewhere in this issue you will find th at we have made the very biggest cut yet. We defy competition to even duplicate these prices and we want it known th a t the Suits we are selling for half price are all— Total, cars ...».................... ' Destinations of Florida Shipments Potomac Yards .......... ............. . 1 Cincinnati ....................................... Boston _ New York Baltimore Buffalo .......... ... W. Jacksonville St. L ouis.......... Waycross ........ Philadelphia .... Dublin, Ga........ Ptistburgh ...... TM A«rowt aeroplane la e a rrrja , Col. Dan Smith had n Margo ™„e.r. every Jay "»» m?kln|t crowd a t the *Methodist church last ndings on the lake front. night to hear his lecture on the war Local fishermen are having great and his talk about the enforcement of . these cool mornings catching prohibition measures. He represents pcckled perch" from the city docks. (he Anti-Saloon League and takes up a collection for the league a fte r the John McPhattcr and J. W. Miller, lectures. _ of Kissimmee’s prominent bual«ere in the city this mom* Dr.Jeiop says that things are mov­ ing so fist in Sanford that he was obliged to buy a car to keep up with them snd yesterday bought a new Dodge. He ha* bis trusty chauffeur vHk him to pilot the car through the bosy lanes of commerce on the mnin streets of the city. PAGE FIVE and the free prizes are all valuable ones. The China Set that we purchased from H. McLaulin is worth $51.00 and the winner can get more pieces to match it from Mr. McLaulin as he carries this pattern in stock at all times. SEE OUR WINDOWS----- YOU’LL SEE SOME PRIZES tells her he may not be back alive for Total c a r s ............................. 42 dinner. Charlie says all these kill- Diversions Filed Since Last deport: Ings and robberies and excitements None reported, arc getting on his nerves. Total lettuce shipments from ■ ■— Florida this season to dnte, J. S. Bom of Decatur, Ga., left cars :................................. ....1525 today for Daytona where h e ’ will.Total lettuce shipments from spend a few weeks and then go to Florida last seoson to date, Miami and other point* on the East cars ................. - .........................1233 Coast. He has been the guest of Mr. Shipping Puint Information, Jan. 12 and Mrs. W. L. Horiley and is In lovoj SANFORD, FLA.: Mild, clear, with Sanford and Florida;. • He is Haullngs very light. Quality nnd thinking seriously of coming back b e-1condition only fair. Too few sales to fore leaving the state and investing ' establish market, in Sanford soil. j Additional Shipping Point Informa-------| tion. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. and Mr. and, LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: Cool, Mrs. A. G. Cummer of the Cummer ‘clear. Light wire Inquiry. Supplies Lumber Company of Jacksonville light. Mnrkct weaker, little change wore in the city yesterday the guests in prices. Quality poor, leafy, frostof A. P. Connolly. They are tour-jed. Carlota f. o. b. usual terms: Ing this part of Florida looking after (cratoB Iceberg mostly $l.G0-$l.G5. REPRESENTATIVE OF SOCIAMSI their varied interests, The Cummers Carlots f. o. b. cash track; as low os AND AMERICAN FED. OF LAore the largest property owners and $1.50.' IMPERIAL VALLEY: QualBOR COMES BACK TO U. S. timber people In the state. They are Ry and condition generally good, cargrcatly surprised at the growth of lots f. o. b. usual term»; erntes IceBERLIN, Jan. 13.—"Communism In Snnford since they were here about berg, $1.75-12.00, Russia is robberism; it tolerates im­ prisonment, persecution ond execution without trial; it has brought Russia WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ starvation, disease and death. There TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE is no government. It Is a worse auWEEK ENDING JANUARY II tocrncy than the Czaristic government and I lived there for over twenty years Temperature: The temperature under the Czar ond hnd th e- experi­ avcra'ged much above the seasonal for ences neecssnry to make compari­ the period, the dally excess being as sons." much os 5 degrees In the northeastern CRISIS IN AGRICULTURAL IN M. Schwartz, an American Socialist portion of the stntc. of Son Francisco, who was recently DUSTRY THREATENEDPrecipitation: The week was with­ released from four months’ imprison­ GOVERNOR TO ACT. out rain, except in the extreme south, ment in Soviet prisons in Moscow, where it was locally heavy on one made this declnrntion today. With his day. And there arc localities In the wife, who lived for twenty yenrs in central nnd southern divisions where have resulted in hundreds of them America ns n socialist worker under rnln would prove beneficial; the soil seeking refuge 'in Gninesvlltc, the the name of Jessie M. Mollo, he went is' In good conditions, however, except county sent, nnd threnten nn Indus­ to Russin Inst June, nnd nttended the thnt low* lands arc still wet in the trial nnd agricultural crisis ni that second congress of the third Inter­ north and west. pnrt of the state, according to re­ nationale. The couple were thrown Condition of Crops: General farm ports to Governor Dorsey .by citizens into prison on August G because they work made progress during the week, of nail county. No actual violence failed to xepress approval’ of condi­ and plowing was more active, except has been reported. tions In Russin. They were released portions of the north and west. Up­ on December 3, after Mrs. Schwartz When the situation beenme known lands are rather dry In the south nnd Inst night, the Governor stipulated went on hunger strike, nnd sent to central divisions. Oats, rye, celery that the names of his informants Lenlne, Trotzsky nnd Tchltcheoin no­ nnd truck nro in fair to good condi­ should not be made- public, hut they tification thnt she would cause to Intion; the week was rather too warm were described as some of the leading advertised to the workers of Russin for lettuce. The planting of Irish po­ men in the county, and were declared nnd Amcricn tho hardships she hnd to tatoes continues, and some tomato to have said thnt no overt net by ne­ suffer under Soviet rule in Russia, plants were set out. Seed beds are groes had precipitated the thrents. where she had thought Sovietism being prepared Tor tobacco in Gads­ There wns somo trouble in Hall stood for Justice. Mr. Schwartz Is den county. Moderate shipments of county early last year when negro returning to America alone to depict truck continue, and shipments of cit­ lodge halls were burned, and again hla experiences. rus fruits are increasing; strawberries last fnll there wns a brief outbreak "Before I went to Russin,” said Mr. arc fair to good. Pastures are good when warnings wore posted thnt "No Schwartz, "I came here to Berlin and for Janunry. Rnln is needed locnlly negroes will be permitted to remain visited Mrs. Karl Licbkniecht to ex­ in the south and central counties. north of the Chattahoochee river in press my sympnthy with her over the death of her husband, whom she hns jlull county." Escambia: Many farmers in this Efforts to drive nil negroes out of charged Noskc with murdering. Now county arc protecting their corn from the county have been resumed in I have come to sec her lignin nnd tell weevils by fumigating it with carbon threats, according to tho information her thnt the communist leaders In disulphide in alr-tlght cribs. , reaching the governor nnd while hun­ Russin havo killed my wife nnd thnt dreds of them have abandoned their I am going to America to tell the homes, and fled nito Gainesville, oth­ working people there the truth about t ( j^ j , t IM IIt M II t I ers arc remaining under guard of the Soviet government which I form­ erly sympathized with thoroughly and white employes. It was said two Inrgc saw mills supported on tho plntform from New were operating with negro labor un­ York to San Francisco. "I wnnt to tell them whnt that sec­ der armed gunrds to protect them, and that the-Gainesville and North­ ond congress of the third Internation­ western railroad had suffered by ale wna. It was only Zinovieff, Buk­ flight of Its negro laborers. Many harin, Lenlne nnd Trotzky. It was J Prompt and Efficient Service JONES DAIRY FARM NEW FLORIDA SYRUP Per Gallon ..................... It Matters Not W hat Kind of C ar, or W hat the N ature of Your Trouble May Be Every Dollar Y ou Saves Helps W in Prosperty HUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO SAVE MONEY UNL E S S IT IS PU T IN CIRCULATION IN SOME WAY Until you are ready to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. Y our funds deposited with this Hank will be safe, im m ediately available and will he doing their patriotic duty. HOME IN ST IT U T IO N all cut nnd dried. The members were told whnt qction to take, and they did not dare do otherwise." , Before their imprisonment, Mr. Schwartz nnd his wife travelled thru fourteen governments. They visited Samara, Tumbov, Nlzhnl-Novgorod, Tula, Kazan and many other import­ ant centers. Schwartz, who is u member of the American Federation of Labor, wns sent to Russia by Otto Branstetter, executive neerelnry of the .Socialist party of America, to make n thorough investigation, ns he spoke the Russian language and knew the pre-war conditions. Orange: Specinl Interest is being taken by different communities in pre­ paring exhibits fo r the county fair. Preparation for fall truck crops are being made. D. A. R. MEETING The Saliic Harrison Chapter, D. A. I)., will hold their regular monthly business meeting Friday, January Hth, at the Women’s Club at 8:00 o’clock'. Miss Morrison hostess. MISS BOWER will be here for u short while,' nnd will mnke up your hnir combings by machinery in the Intest coiffures. Cnll ut MAGNOLIA HOUSE 114 Mngnolia Avenue PU RI? M JI Ii 18 THE M0ST IMPORTANT ITEM rUftCi ItI I I jIY OF T H E ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PIN EIIU R ST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. W e invite th e public to inspect our Dairy at any time or any H o u r------ Deliveries Twice Ench Day. “ T H E DAIRY th a t IS D IF- D IN fllllll? W T l A IR V FE R EN T FROM OTHERS” I IIU jIIU IU j 1 1//11H I Phone 367 A sk the S tate Board of H ealth p r e m iu m Y V IM o HAMS, lb VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP, Per can ............... The process of "getting hack to nor malcy" has affected all lines of busi­ 1-lb ROAST BEEF o WE SOLICIT £QUR BUSINESS Sanford, Florida LEXINGTON D istributors ness. This country la now going through a temporary season of de­ pression that must naturally .follow after a long ''spree" of high prices and high living aa enjoyed by »11 classes. What we lack molt of all is a restoration of confidence. This will come, of course, when the people find themselves adjusted to tho now conditions. Wo are only beginning to evprlence tho reconstruction return to normal times, aa has been predicted by every thinking person for the past two years. Post Cards at the Herald office, lc. 1-lb. CORNED BEEF, 9A Can .....;.............................. 1-lb. CORNED BEEF 9A HASH, per can .............. H i-lb . PU RE PORK ylA SAUSAGE, can ................. W PREM IER SALAD DRESSING PREM IER FRANKFURT SAUSAGE IN ALL ITS PHASES Equipm ent arra n g ed to go direct to any p art of th is terri tory on w elding of nil kinds. EX PER IEN C ED MEN IN CHARGE OF ALL WORK OLD FORD GARAGE BUILDING W. FIRST STREET � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 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/2ac4685353cc7530040e236d46d04df3.pdf 9cdfa9b3b23ef91ed8387dd8ef2140d8 PDF Text Text i VOIAJHB THE HOSPITAL FORMER MADEAFINE SHOWING FOR . FIRST YEAR UNITED STATES AND CALLS UPON OTHBR N A ­ TIONS FOR FULL, FR E E AND ’ FA IR DISCUSSION LAST N IG IIT/D RO U G H T FORTH FACT THAT NO DRIVES (■7 Hm iim liM Tnu) ---------'B A N Q U E T TO AMERICAN BEEN MADE IN YEAR WASHINGTON. J w v 12— Should | m it e r e d c o u n t r y w it h -, ^ ' n a v a l b a l l o o n is t s m onT l'ABEI>ORT AS A f . 18 CALLED C* LLM OFF the United State* call upon nation* J T h e.regu lar monthly meeting of o f the world fo r fu ll, freo and fa ir * r * ~ t h e executive committee o f the,Fcm STOWAWAY 12-—The Aaro “dUcuulpn TORONTO, Jan. 12-—Th« » I reduction .rm .m .u U , hlon , ^ m , , tho hero announced It bad IN CAPITAL NO ¡three American ...... --------- „ » e n n « 1view o í the incident at Mattice yeater, hd WILE TESTIFY DREOBE u , uu n m t P n tt.ll taoclted ,JiD ----------M vp«T IfiATINO “ ¡T im m on recount o f . Id le r ‘ bSlIWWBB INVESTIGATING 00 IRISH QUESTION Hinton had written home. W ASHINGTON, Jan. 12. -Decision TU A***<l»»*< Tr,M) aa to the appointment o f a naval WASHINGTON, — Ui'qutry into the pereona eUlo to right» t poi , 0 'C*ll»* ! claah between Farrell an dHlnton ii cUl« to il««.» OxJaUa- I I Û7 ,, 'iîPOZ ,I 0o mm i1Uo Wd‘W-tet Ä *"dm#nY-»ltd, m,L U ,BU.’.d ' of lmportunce dlreu.red G, th. core­ mittcc. A statement of President Lawton was read showing the hospital to be in excellent shape but several items PUTS BANDITS TO FLIGHT are badly needed such as the enlarge­ TORONTO, O nt, Jan.- 12— R. H . ment o f the operating room and a measures, Grant, minister o f education, for O n -. tiled floor for sanitary . , , form er American repreaenUtlve supreme w ar council at Paria. on SANFORD BOY . . means o f succoring many people who LIEUT. W . B. CONEY, OF T H E heretofore were obliged to go to other AVIATION CORPS W IL L cities for treatment and our own hos­ START SOON pital ia now in fint-elaaa shape and la making a fine itputation as being one of the best in the state. WILL COUNT VOTES FEBRUARY 9 BROTHER OF IL B. CONEY O F WASHINGTON, Jan. 12— A reso­ THIS CITY AND IS W ELL lution providing for a Joint session o f KNOWN n B R B congress February 0 to count the ( I ; T1m i i M c l t h 1 f l i i l ) electo.-iai vote*’ being cast today by SAN DIEGO, Jan. 12— Attempt tho presidential electors was adopt­ to establiih new continental airplane ed yesterday by the senate. speed record San Diego tn Jackson­ ville, Fla., will be made February 21 by LieuU W. B. Coney, plan’ on mak­ ing only one atop, F ort Worth, T e c , on two thousand mile dash. Coney said he would leave here sundown o f twenty-first and fly all night, landing at 'Fort Worth, eleven and one^hatt hours. Expects tod fly from Fort Worth to Jacksonville In nine and NOT EVEN IF KING CONSTAN­ one-half hours. TIN E CALLS n iM tario, last night put two bandlta to \something will have1 to bo done In a flight after they held him up In fr o n t few weeks and the building and floor I 04 ^ r k who entered country as k i n g withheld pending further and will be quite an item o f expense. Tho o f the parliament budding hare. I than of Cork, wno ernen-u * __ « -a .i-i nm loU ■ íwVwI.y"witho"uTp'aMport and whore .official reporta, Daniela aald today. regular annual drive fo r membership this year was not put on by the com­ 1 £ . J before PrreMret WU.«n for '/.V mittee an It was thought tho people V. ,8M, mi drelilon acci»0“ . . ~ « j i £ B 5 S had been^ driven to death ;all during between state and labor departments. the war and afterward but tho Idea 0-ClUgban nrrvlcd here today from ? of the annual drive should not be al­ - New York- Expects to testify tc­ ■4 together abandoned aa this member­ ) Borrow before commission Investigat­ ship fee o f $1 la due and payabje each ing condition! In Ireland. BACK year jin A ugust If there are any W. B. .Coney Is the brother o f H. nouwegian s n ip LEGION MEMORIAL IS ' American Fruit Growers A re members o f the hospital association B. Coney o f this city and formerly re­ (By Th* AmmUU4 rr»M) who wish to pay their membership IN DISTRESS PRESENTED TO WILSON Am ong Those W ho Are ATHENS, Jan. 12.Former Premier sided here when the parents o f the AND WANTS HELP due* and will send In their dollar or Vcnzeloa will not return to Greece Coney boys had a farm on the east . Active *v. bring it to T. W. Lawton It will be even if he should be recalled by King aide on Celery avenue. W. B. Coney W A S H IN G T O N ,-f Jan. 12— John (Sr U . am«UX* Tnu) « uhuTRFAL Jan. 12— Norwegian Thom »* T aylor, yice chairman o f the W A N T EMERGENCY RATES accepted any time as thero are. many Constantine, .declares p ro p rie to r o f Joined the army at the early outbreak I .■ ¡things badly needed by the hospital newspaper Patris, who writes from o f the war, taking up aviation and £|.ht Earner Ontane reported yes-n a tion a l laglaUUye committee o f the S v In distress twelve; {hundred American le g io n , presented yesterday WOULD SOLVE T H E QUB8T10N ’ ail the time. The annual linen shower Nice, announcing withdrawal o f Ven- made a fine record in his chosen pro­ for the hospital in January will also jxelos from public Ufa.. FO R T H E GROWERS DURING fession. A fter tho armistice lu d been . Of New York. She continued to T m ld e n t Wilson a memorial be given some time this month and PRESENT SLUMP . signed he decided to stay w ith the to lend out urgent radio <*11«. . t o « - adopted by-the Amertcan Legion .a g ­ with several changes In the building TRAMMELL WOULD CUT gamo and since that time he has made • i ing gear disabled by heavy aeaa a nd|gfi^ng changes in the p r e s e n t «ysORLANDO, Jan. 12. J. 8 . that arc necessary the money on hand COMMON CARRIER RATES several good records fo r speed and Crutchfield o f Pittsburgh, president ¡will wm be M exhauated CXilBUBlcu but ................................ tho executive . WASHINGTON, Jan. 12— Common altitude. o f the American Fruit Growers, Inc., committee will not make any drive He wiUYecelve a warm welcome In carrière would be required to make W mum»•*#*».................. here tonight in consultation with local for moncy nny time soo nas they .do Jacksonville When he completes hia ratca after April lat, which .would vessels ipcedlng to assistance. officials o f the American Fruit G row - not to burden tho people with trip and especially since he la recog­ produce return« not exceeding four ora, gave an interview in which he more expense. Many members per cent on their aggregate invest­ nized aa a form er resident o f thin BVBNING WEDDINGS’ discussed the present freight ratea in have pald thcir duea 0nd others have * ment under a bill Introduced yester­ state. PLACED UNDER BAN application to frulta and vegetables. Ij^ g te d sums Of money daring the day by Senator Trammell, Democrat, He pronounced the existing fre ig h t I ycRr nn(j 0f this helps immens­ PITTSBURGH, Jan. 12— Evening NOTED VISITORS A T rates prohibitivo In marketing o f , ur#t,ly. The hospital has been the Florida. LAKH COUNTY RESOLTÉ! ; 'Cajvary Proteatant EplaFlorida fruita and vegetable* * a n d J tojyiehprth here are bannod under stated that tho American Fruit G row ­ TAVARES, Jan. 12— Mrs. Frank anfrdcrqf iUv. ^ J. VanJEtUn,tha ers, Inc., la seeking to secure igom Munsey, wife o f the magazine pub­ >r, made public today. This action the railroads an Immediate reduction lisher and metropolitan newspaper • forms with Rev.,Etten’* New T a s ti O T o f the existing freight rate« on fru its editor, is among the distinguished , strmon, when, 'In a rev tow o f th rand vegetables. guests in Lake county fo r the win­ • times, he'paid milch attention'to cTb. WHO I"FACED DEATH TO Mr. Crutchfield termed the rates fo r ter. She is stopping at the Eustla. . ring1gownk worn by' women. Hb j MEN GETHER IN FROZEN N o r t h which t^ey asked as emergency rates, Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Dimock o f M commented on tho "lack o f decorum STAGE .FREE-FOR-ALL whlph .¡woyjd not .noicaaafily mean a often manifested" and aald some o f If "h ogs pay" so do turkey«. Thla To Memory o f Alexander Ken­ East Corinth, V t , who have widely lowering to a.pre-war cnarRt, charge, but uut one t y advertised Florida through th?ir de­ the goWns did not conform with the every year by ,<By TV* Am*c1*U4 T n * * ) . * . chin Poweis, De­ Uret « l f h « u b l « irrewereiand Q ,lpp.re . « « t l o n J . p r o « " . lightful boys’ books and adventure In ■; sacred character of marrikge. - '• M A T T IC E ;'. jan.' 12— Naval bato ceased m o , , their predace . t C'preAC to lMni. » r e . u.O ' «*t. ............. * 8 uwannee counloonjata aftor .first nigty'ja ata'p jince' .. 1' ‘ |ty, who makes a specialty of raising Ickytng Hudson "Bay' regions planned M r."C btch n .M 'IH cm l o r m«tkM, In' which . i . U re- FORMER MEMBER OF BAR to leave hare 1st« .today -for Torontof| T r r .'/r i-7UÍ: b U to not tuaikkbly successful ad ahe seldom T o allr appearances « ’’ dlaput^' arose miitea marketing moro than a hun­ RESOLUTIONS O P'RESPECT ARE *The Boy Scouta In the Ere-gradea," nccpsaarUy hava to bo re c ce d to * and the Dick book«. Tb • ' ' also between^FanrcU'and Hinton after ar­ PUBLISHED IN .T n iB ISSUE dred* head. ’ -• * pre-wan level. The Tailored», ho aald, writtefi many ayridlénte rt j. > rival yesterday which culminated in i- ‘ ili f-—'■ —J OF T n É n E liA L D . were asked t o assume <tho' initiative, 'The Dimodka ^ hHve the any reduction o f rates they might put Chätabon .pWce on a hIL -ear town, The. Circuit Court in and for tho nto effect being subject to the actio” to e Tand"rtnnln¿r doYim t \ à WearCounty d f Seminole, State o f Flordla, of'th e'In terstate Commerce Coramlswater"lake. H ew hia —fri .ida, VjWkvC* ja n v i ««WAV - - —— w a lot convened on the 11th day o f January,, o f 'farmerettes ^from hia apple or11 ■" rféht:.'‘ ï'arrèU and'IlinEbh Rfe reUo- aion; ’ f* »•* *.•»»»•. ^ Asked If what the American Fruit lp 21r aJ IX) . q’cjock a. ,m.. .fresent: chard 1 and potato farm In Vermont, , ' ' c Am i m i í a “ ; • r¿fe¿tdin’¿ tha' òccdirrertce.’ fo r a winter’s pleasure. Growers. Iryvla agltoting for was the iH : ....... y ia Jlop of,.M p ^ orjj P;.,Horne.,Judge a-ft-'^m ' . (Br n * Â5ïâ*ia rñé»] •' rr.,* ot It same aa what the i?p.ri4» £*: p^fjfUng, V d ,w ito D.ayld,^ RALEIGH, Jäh; «.-»C a m eron MQN I .*M ATTICE; Ont,* Jan., 12— The ‘ ' * urging, pro-w** (It . a a _______ * M — «L a ■ In in Hion of Charlotte was inaugurated thK e A’meHcan*'‘iúval 'balloonliU — fifty-fitit governor o f North C afoilt^'l'ti^ternfnta ' ^IsiTeïi) H in ton /,an d was an omargency xato apd,not(p prq.« » .— 1 -JJ----Kioor—broke camp at Skunk Ialand< today. tre Inaugural address.~Atouched war rate which hia concern fraa after, ration in Germany from .fifteen thou opon cootl road*, taxation law en- 20 mi]ea north V this town early to­ The following executive order waa Mr. Crutchfield pointed out that forrfmfnt, education and health. day and started on the last! leg o f what would benefit tho growers and sand to eight thousand haa been filed: — ..ré. -,___ in. i»- i > , their long trek i back to civilization, ordered by the war department, Sec STA TE OF ELOR1DA r shippers would o f necessity benefit retary Baker informed RepresenUtive POST ADJUTANT8 ' r ■ * n, according, to reports-brought here by ^ K xa cu ti» Deaortiaent •- f * the railroad«. The present rates, In Byrne o f South Carolina today , OF LEGION W ILL •’ Indian runners. I f all, goes well tho m ldc offlefialoffl (Continued on page 0) b e * mi<Je Ivhorcaaa, it tifa beefe W IA T O R JPIEM80fk HOLD CONFERENCE trio should reach t^iia little frontier tq mrf Hon; Jamcaf W . HERE __________ (j- knEwn to m i that Honr James knO' SEVERAL TIM E 8 A settlement by nlglitfnll and a roya (f *• Perkins, Circuit Judge in and for the WITn PASSENGERS PAI.ATKA; Jarr. ife.-JNext SAtur- welcome awaits them. The men are r f V Suvepth Judicial,Circuit o f Statu d»y Bert Hodcc Post o f the Ameri- ropdrted* to bb ill good health anc o f Flgridl, is at jiros4pt foa b le by D. 6 l P i g i o n e fe t h e , beat 1 o n Lfjion will be. host to upwards o f 'spirlta and' éager to irçtum to their iss to froslde and ¿»old lOOofflcers from various parts of tho Homes. assis ant,. atora la thoAount^y, » ■ “ state, the mccting'belng a conference The ..airm en, ,and - their i Indian Eddie ‘ Dailey, also one o f ‘tho V of poit adjutnnta. However; it is un­ guides reached .tho I s l a n d , n i g h - PRICES LOWEST SINCE A R M IS ­ 10 C0" ^ ' “ I - 1« c r e a l . an .ho . ! . « » % d . , o f ones, were hero yesterday from too TICE, SAYS HEAD OF M AN" ®tr,i°od that in some instances the after traveling over a. hard trail tor n i J l . l . - 1S1. I .1 . . . J » . . . Orlrfndo rFlying 'W eld apd .wero 1ère UFACTURERB’ ORDER * cr>tire official personnel o f some o f nearly 15 days froWi Moose Factory, chargea that Tu mb« r manufacturera IJanuary; A. D. I W enargea w « ^ m m m nM m % U nà ¿onfrol | ' Now' Therefore, I, Cary A. Hardee, - the posts will be in attendance. I t la where toe craft wka' wrecked In a again today. They took Mlaa-Am etto „ I WASHINGTON, Jan. 12— More M i S . ' S r S . iamb«r |by virtue o f .he .ulhorU y v . . M Walker fo r a flight yesterday am ex­ £ rm o^hly certain that ^ tate Qonp : ’o rc s t.* ft«r a*wild flight froth Rockthan 40,000 lumber manufacturer« . mandir Billlngaley, -State Adjutant ttwayj N. Y.’ <No"further deUlla o f throushout the entire.,Unlttd S l ii l r e .L c ...C o v c r e o r of,U >e^U t«.af J!torl- pect.to take many o f the Sanford beo. Bumptcr L. Lowry and National On* :he •men'a' thriHingi'1experience •were and dealer* now are in a position to { "FVldcnco presented to Senator da^ do hereby designate, aasign and pie and viiltofa while they # re Here. ; ; ganln-r II. G.-Crcviston will be pres-' received here from the* • runneni do* more than their share in termin­ d d e r 'a committee now Investigating appoint n °."1,e’ ' They are flying the new ‘Avci oNvo ating the nation-wide dwelling short­ . *nt. ♦it« lumber industry coiitrsdlcta to e lJ o d g e 'o f the Thlto Judicial Circuit in * ip, wbiclt 1« « lid to be one o f tho eftriy .today. •, « ' , u age*, L. O. Boyle of the Nation*» n“ . n r t h F i r e l T rad. CommU-1.nd fo r the S1.1. of F lorid., lo pro­ fifieat that la made a n ^ 'ai^ th ey ]are Until it was.,definitely cgUhlUhed i i tt(flln g ) to -, schedule] matters L u m b e r . Manufacturers’ Association charge o f the federal Rnvnnth Judlcia alon” said Boyle. Boyle also called aide aa J u d g i o f ,the Soifcnth Judicial comparatievly new In Dlls country . jxrlalrintr nntfbnai .cKinlation'wlll legtila that, the party reached the Indian „ to - -----— A Ka ___ a • _ announced hfre today at t h o " a ™® «Uentton to tn IncCIpation m od. |Circuit'M 'H o r id ., f o r ;..I d Jorra o f thd.'ono hero is p su bject,of nrocl a t­ . «>« thoroughly dipussed, and that an settlam fnt.pt Skunk Inland last night, time 'J u s lM department .officials * fffort will V piagc (to stimulate mem- anxiety , .had .;.p*ty« 4ed ibp ■ were, ¿onductlng an investigation of iuTlramRiot by theVoctory bure.u of I Court to b. held In tho Count, of tention. They ,i|re making land ngs the oerlcuUurol deportment. .trMch he Seminole, of t.M grcult. commenelnp on toe lakefr»nt which ahowa the re­ » bershlp in the organization throhgh- population and tho corpa o f news­ which arc ij> y.-m..1*thm run! cause of high on the 11th’ day of January, A. D. markable p o r t » -o f this airpla» aa * °«t the state. .. ... paper ' correspond enta and photo­ high lumber ,.. prices blamed in part fo r the stoppage o f “ !d- *h°W' L l£ r „ W n T .00 ahortage ..Id M.llory Hon» 1»- it cab go up apd alyo make a landing price, of .umber . . bent 8 I 1021. The ^ „ lth , F. M_.pd ,|n£u. . The conference of the adjutants graphers tShai aon(e accident might building operation». in fleV* spare tMu- any other p * V 11} l* W / ' v<itnap,a Club have,,befall«* tt«m . -.Special.[ntorçat ..“.Lumber, .price* -.now are lowest Itovi, m dlKUM lnr «ho W Iho powerd o f ClrcUlf Judso 'of .n d It : JK W * ^ -/»treit, ig la fln g t « t jvas.atU ebed to. the gepoH .that toa since the armistice,” said Boyle. ?„T ” -Qf.boVm re.5 t.n t Ilor ..Id Sevenlh Jpdld.1 Clreult of heai m en were ia good.healtb, «for ,lt ja . Jr° ^ Î:30 In a fte$ oofi 5 8 £ y S 8 $ l u i WlUlom Send, F lorid, d u r i » when known, that Lieutenpntr Stoph^i A. "Price* b*reybeen ia! l ago o f 40 |®J‘,lcS 5 r f-i --— •, — ■ lP Voto sttornèy^ were mining said term of court tato held as aforef i n , to:e eideiV o f the trio, auf ber are piling up and many mUlai are X - S * th.lr Inveitlg.tloTyJ of ..ld In tp. eoonty of ^mlnol. on tho They will have thp («hip here Sat­ ; n the evening* a banquet w ill: W be fared aeveWy’ /torn " frostbite .Rd being forced t«V elode tb r. lack I mt urday/afternoon imd 'Sunday alterfumhor price, .„d proflU-hlchjNo- do, MorreoU' * •» expoaure. (He lattrafeliiig by eariole, «ndered them at »the Elk's TDIüb • V a i. , n e ] the; others mushing through treaeherIn Testimony Wh» i cof' 1 haVc hcrc* noon oh the lakefront near the c a rt ; fP1,0^«d by a dance. Iunto set nly hand and caused the house and anyone contemplating a ou* snows oni aaowthoéa. When tlio * •' / ~ 1 f ' j ____ _ Great Seal o f the State o f Florida to trip can go for mkianrrive>at lhc*Tall-head here, they ; One way for the incoming admlnta| T*m be met by town and Dominion o f ahoW' t h l t lumltcr IntercaU had i o n be affixed at Tallahuaace, the Capi C - M nn t° defray inani flclala and,afforded evcry; courtesy. A ----- ... . a a nart part ooff the innun S Qffic“ “^ spired to conty»). price* or r p r $ j $ t ^«•tion «pen ce« would to acll wouia be oe to K Post i s ^ U ù tr è in 1.manufacturers competition. VENIMOS WON’T GO BACK TO GREECE I RATE REDUCTIONS ON FRUfT AND VEGETABLES SOUGHT BY AGENCIES CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS, JURIES ARE D RAW N ADJOURNED IN RESPECT MORRISON INAUGURATED. G Ö « “g * “ M £ WILL R f l-r S ä : ~ IN GERMANY AIRPLANE , HERE FROM , . DR r LUMBERMEN CAN DO MUCH to w ard building \ BOOM : T rid0ovirthè t 1 1 their con^cnlefl®«. f, \ mt°-ion pielute .c o n c e ttic i I iti } i util .1 .,i q. " oy‘° S' tanLiSp/.eQ 1» I �THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11,1921 PAGE SES •Òb l i c i t y m e e t i n g CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DECIDES TO GET BU ST (Continued from page one) with that‘of OiUitJu, "tho'City Beau­ tiful,” and Palatka, "th e City Indus­ tria l/' without any. fe a r of it being ATTORNEY JOHN B. SINGLETARY questioned s i a misnomer. The busi­ CARLTON ADMITS THAT ENG W ILL DEFEND ness men of Sanford are asked by the LAND CONTROLS HIM. local Chamber to use this slogan on . N EW S ' their correspondence and advertising BRADENTOWN, Jan. 11.—There matter. WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.— Charges that the British government exercise» were no new developments o f impor­ surveillance ovre American cable tance today in the case of Rube Allyn, ’ The publicity committee of the San­ business; officially as well as private, eccentric newspaperman, charged with ford Chamber o f Commerce met IsuR passing through the British Isle» and the murder early Friday morning at evening to arrange f o r the printing that the state department had ex­ Siesta Key, near Sarasota o f Harry o f a new booklet f o r Sanford and tended Ita controversy with the L. Higcl, form er mayor o f Sarasota Seminole County. Tho old booklet, Western Union Telegraph A Cable and one o f that community’s moot not­ printed four years a go, Is now obso­ lete and there are but a few copies o f Company to bring in the Cuban gov­ ed business men. In his cell at the tounty jail, to this left to mail out to parties mak­ ernment came up today before a sen­ ate committee considering cable leg­ which he was taken after being ar­ ing'inquiries relative to this section. Capital, ...r'.T.... ...... rested at his home on Siesta Key a , It is the intention o f the Publicity Loans and Discounts..? 709,605.92 50,000.00 islation. • Norman H. Davla, acting secretary fe v hundred yards from where Hlgel Committee to have this new booklet 8 6 2 .3 1 O v e rd ra ft«................ Surplus and Profits 21,382.98 ►* . » . o f state, and Newcomb Carlton, pres­ was found mortally wounded from snappy and up-to-date, .one that will Liberty Bonds and ident of the Western Union, con­ blows on the head with some heavy compare with any piece o f advertising Other Bonds ........ Dividend A cco u n t.., 2,108.00 ducted a cross-table argument over weapon. Allyn maintained a calm de- compiled by other progressive to Whs Banking House, Fur in tho state, containing all possible Rediscount« ............ •the Cuban allegation when Mr. Davla 135,000.00 niture & Fixtures statistics relative to Sanford and • • flaUy denied It. Chairman Kellogg Caah in Vault and D e p o s its ............... 802,898.58 Seminole County and give information ended the hearing by questioning Mr. due from BAnkB.... that is generally contained in the in­ Carlton as to the English practises. quiries received by the Chamber o f Clarence & MacKKay, head o f the T ota l Total Resources Commerce. Postal Telegraph-Calile Company, an­ W nile Sanford has never been con­ other witness, told the committee sidered a tourist town in the s t i l l e s t that English secret service authori­ sense o f the word, the booklet will ties were obtaining copies o f all cable those show the pleasures messages. who come to this city for recreatldn. Mr. Carlton several times express­ T H E PARAM OUNT PURPOSE OF THIS INSTITUTION IS TQ ASSIST In addition to this information it - is ed reluctance to ¿llscusa the subject intended to show the miles of paved IN . THE DEVELOPMENT O F THE RESOURCES OF SANFORD AND o f English surveillnncc because “ It streets, bank clearings and deposits, would make trouble,” , but at last SEMINOLE COUNTY. W E WELCOME ACCOUNTS, LARGE OR Later in the day Col. John B. Sin- taxable values, schools, income from yielded. geltary was engaged by Dr. Allyn as various crops grown in the county, SM ALL AND W ITH OUR RESOURCES O F OVER A MILLION DOL­ •Ten days after messages have the counsel fo r his brother. freight rates and other data that will been transmitted,” Mr. Carlton ex­ L A R S AND STRONG CONNECTIONS W E A R E PREPARED TO TAKE Attorney Singletary would make no appeal to the capitalist and which plained, "our copies o f them are statement as to possible procedure will prove conclusively that Sanford turned over to the British secret serv­ C A R E OF OUR CUSTOMERS' NEEDS A T A L L TIMES. and did not commit himself whether fa the logical distributing center fo r ice, which keeps them for a few a preliminary Hearing would bo held. the south central section of the state, hours, and then returns them. No Scores o f friends- o f the -accused and affording greater opportunities exception is made, and the American man have been to the court house to from an Investor’s viewpoint. official dispatches, the dispatches to seo him and he has received them all The secretary has been instructed all other countries^» andYrom Eng­ 18 O U R M O TTÖ ' . . with the same manner he would as if to secure bids for the printing o f this land, are Included, but I have reason they were calling at his home. booklet and It Is hoped to have this to .believe that no examination is During the afternoon a rumor was work completed in tim e to-have these made of them. I have been assured started that Allyn had confessed to booklets distributed to the delegates (hat the Official messages are not the crime. The Tribune representa­ o f the National Editors1'Convention . even Inspected, but they are In tho tive called on him again''and took which will be in Sanford the latter (physical possession o f the authori­ copies o f several o f the state papers part o f March. ties while other messages arc being and Saturday’s Tribune and asked inspected." him whether the rumor» were true, There were a number of members The orders fo r the surveillance and ho simply smiled and said there o f the old Board o f Trade whose mem­ were issued, Mr. Carlton explained, was nothing to It. He said after ho berships expired January 1, 1021. because o f disturbed conditions in had thought things over and consult­ These members were carried over into Great Britain and Europe. He indi­ ed with his attorney he might make a membership Into tho Sanford Cham­ cated that other European countries statement, but at the prsent he felt ber o f Commerce, as the coramitteo took more complete control over that he must be silent and not hin­ who had this matter in charge realis­ American cable messages passing der anyhing his attorney waa doing. ed that it would be unfair to assess through their territory than did Eng­ them additional dues In as much as land. they had paid for membership in the Mr. Davis' and President Carlton been sent out to all members, and old organization to January first* • argued with considerable heat over , In order to expedite and effed en t- hose Interested In the civic, commer­ the state department’s opposition to ly execute the constructive program cial, Industrial and agricultural wel­ the Western Union’s attempted con­ which is before the Sanford Chamber fare of tho city shoald bo present at . neqtion wlth'the British cable system o f Commerce, it is absolutely neces­ thsl meeting. In Brasilvla the Barbadocs cable. Mr. After the adjournment o f this Armstrong Tnble Stoves.JH sary that the organization receive the Carlton declared the atate department American Beauty Iron— $R meeting a special meeting o f tho fullest support from the business in­ had “ made threats to tho Cuban gov­ •Traffic and Transportation ComroltSimplex Iron .... The committee on Comity of the terests of this city so that committees ernment” to prevent the connection Majestic Heaters 1 co wil be held to condudo tho plana Calvanistic Churches in Florida will can bo appointed to carry out this p ro­ going through that island, and that made relative to freight rates which hold a meeting in Sanford Thursday, gram. President Mcnocal now had before The secretary has notified all m em ­ lave been dlscuased at previous meetJanuary 27. This will bring a group him the question o f revoking a ngs of this committee. AH shippers o f tho church leaders o f the stato to bers whose membership in tho old license already granted for landing Phone .442 115 Magnolia Af and growers are particularly request­ Sanford to discuss methods o f co-op- Board of Trade expired on the first o f o f the Bapbadocs cable In Cuba. ed to bo present at this latter mectcration In church work and to work tho month, and enclosed an applica­ “The state department has )Jone out plans to prevent ovcrchurching tion card of the Sanford Chamber o f ng. nothing o f the kind,” Mr. Davis said, Commerce, with the request that the small towns. f . and President.Carlton promptly broke Tho following prominent'' church these cards be returned promptly to New Y ork make«s a « great show o f in to characterise this statement as him, together with check for |25, rep­ catching ateel men and stone men, but leaders are expected: • "diplomacy.” . . 418 MAGNOLIA AVE. Drs. L. E. McNair, R. W. Edwards, resenting a year’s dues. It is abso­ It’s nothing to L e show New* York * Frederick Roy Martin, general lutely necessary that the secretary makes chasing Iron men. — **nn and G. B. Waldron, o< Jacksonville. MAKER AND ALTERER manager o f the Associated Press, Dr. T. B. Walton and George Mason receive these application cards w ith phis North American. LADIES’ CLOTHES told the coramitteo that any increase SM ITH BROTHERS o u t further delay so that there com ­ PHONE 571 of Tampa. . • o f communication facilities aided the Expert Repair W ork Dr. B. B. Bigler, of St. Augustine. mittees can bo organized and put to dissemination o f American news. Rov. Watson L. Lewis, o f Daytona. Work, if the business interests o f "Tho government can aid only by Dr. E. P. Thomson and Mr. A. M. tho city detrihnd 100 per cent results facilitating private interests in ex Sample, o f Fort Pierce. from the Chamber o f Commerce it is tending cable facilities/’ Mr. Martin Dr. J. P. Calhoun, o f Winter Haven. obvious that they will have to line up said. "The Associated Press does 100 per cent behind this organization. W e mnke Bodies for Cars, Trucks and Everything Dr. J. P. Stewart, o f St. Cloud. not want any government subsidy Tho membership committee o f tho Mr. W. L. Mason, o f Aubumdale. OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED We would like to see direct cables to Chamber of Commerce are out a fte r Dr. Ti H. Mc&mnell, o f Orlando. Italy and the Scandinavian countries. Dr. C. A . Vincent, o f Winter Park. the commondnblc distinction o f m ak­ “ Wo hnvc had our troubles with Rev. E. D. Brownlee Is the chair­ ing Sanfrod a 100 per cent Chamber government ownership during the last man o f the general committee com­ A special meeting has been callet few years, I will say for our English posed of the committees o f these ar- by the Board o f Governors this even­ friends that their censorship Is no ious churches, and is calling the com­ ing in the Court House for tho adop­ narrower than our own. Only last mittees to meet in Sanford. tion o f by-laws fo r the Sanford Cham­ Saturday wo found that the navy de­ ber o f Commerce. The charter o f the partment was censoring a dispatch BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS corporation haa been recorded by ^ SAv IN SU R A N C E . from San Francisco.” AT THE HERALD. EACH------J . C Judge Housholder and all legal tech­ nicalities compiled with. Notices have U S U S R E A L © E S T A T E . J R -jv A t Close of Business December 31, 1920 T otal Resources One Million Dollars S E R V IC E v SA FET Y P R O G R E SS Four Per Cent Interest Paid Seminole County Bank IMPORTANT CONFERENCE IN SANFORD PORTABLE $14, -$15, GILLON & FRY EVERYTHING for THE BUILD À .P . CONNELLY L BANK OF OVIEDO At Oviedo, Florida, in the State of Florida, at the Close of Buidnes», De\ cember 31st, 1920 RESOURCES •Uana no 11**1 Eatal*............. ........................................................................................................• ü'JäJ'“ Im u on DolUttr«! Krmrlty Other il.*n llr»l Ualat*........................................................... All other Loan« »nJ l>l«eoo»l* ................................................................ ............................... ” Omdrafti ........................................................................................................* ............................. „¡“ i ! United SUIra Honda .................................................................................................................... , I? '5 5 Banking Ilona«, furniture and Httutra ................................................................................... «•J’V-WI Ina from Incorporated Hank« .............................................................. ....................................... Other Caah llama ............................................................................................................................ , Caah oa Hand ............................................. ................................................................................. fötal....................................................................................................................../•.........tieo.w7.ee tu m m n CwIMt Stark paid ,1» .................................................................................................................. • I« 2 Sarplua fand . . . . a - . . . . . . . * ......................................................................................................... « «S ’*« Oadlrldad I'rodU (Uaa Ripanaea tad Taiaa Paid) ............................................................. «•»OJ-W IHrldamda Unpaid ............... *............ •«••.................................................................................... . . . T r i v i ladlrldual DtpoalU Bnbjeet ta Chart ....................................................................................... Tiara Cartlfltataa af Dapaall *................................................. .................................................... , “ . CaihUr'a Chart* OataUadlng .......................... , ........................................................................ (Baaerra Iolrrrat da# aa Tima Oertlflenten .............................................................. ............... - Total......... .................................................y-V-............... ........ ........... »ieo.rn.ed OTA7 \ ? ^ / u l w ^ « S S w W rtbar a te f*M M d Bank, do «airmail r r » « that tha abora itatamaat U traa ta tba boat at - f kaomlad,. aad haUaf. T._ u UNno> • Safaacrlhad aad awart la hefara ma (IBAL) lbla Sth dap ml . H S fl® S A N F O R D , CHARTER MO. ITI BETÖRT O f THE CONDITION O f THE . ALL KINDS OF CORRECT— Atteot: D. P. WIISSLBU, O. r . 8 STOPS, • . •. O. ■KITH. Dtrartar*. ISM. J __ C* L* W M T , Notify PilUc. ■ For C o ld W e a th e r Heaters / Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves . e • Ranges BALL Hardware , :■ 11 .Wt. W E W ISH YOU a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS Quality-Service-Price Sanford Battery Service Co. L. A. RRNAUD, Prep. — —— —‘ — * mm — - r- Phone 189 -— ------------------ YEAR INSURE- WITH We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Every Battery repair wa make guaranteed for six months. Wa are aMe to do this because la repairing say make o f bàtter? wa ara licensed to ose patented feature» which have a id e Vesta batterle» famous. new est wish, ba t permit u* gest that yon EDICT» LOOK W B tL T O VOUB f ir e in s u r a n c e You Never Cna Tell! �RD DAILY HERALD, WEDNE3D, WO CABBAGE GOES AT PLANT CITY The sale o f cabbage on the express company's platform assumed some Importance during the last three KATHRYN W ILKEY, E ditor days. Seventy crates were'sold there Friday, Saturday-and Monday. Pive Phone 423 crates sold early this morning at $2 SO C IAL CALENDAR FOR TH E n crate. WEEK. English peas are bringing a good redneaday—. price and moving In fairly large lots. L itera ry and Music Department of Since Thursday, 51 hampers have : the Woman's Club. been shipped from here/ They sold Fortnightly Bridge Club with Mrs. ^ D. L. Thrasher. r?' w* . . hursday— f t , o f the discouraging prices. There Every-weck Bridge Club with Mrs. h ive been 24 hnmpcrs shipped from W. E. Watson. •here since the last issue of this paper. D. A . U. with M. S, Wiggins. •I rttuce will bring about $1.25 today, j according to buyers. It is said to b* Mrs. John. Molsch and Mrs. George |selling for 00 cents in Manatee coun­ H oy entertain a t bridge at the ty. ■. The last peppers sold here home o f Mrs: Mcisch. brought from $2.75 to $3, according i T. N. T. with Mrf* J* B.' Lawton. to some o f the buyers. Eighteen Booklovers Club with Mrs. L. P. ' hampers of peppers have been handHagan-at 3 o'clock. •ted from here by the ¿ipreis company Evening— 1since the laat issue o f this paper. D. A . R. meets at 8 o’clock in the | The only other vegetables on the W oman’s Club, Miss Morrison, local market right now are celery, hostess. carrots, turnips and beets. There have been only a few of these so far. Mrs. Hunt Harris and Miss Minnie Ten containers o f beets sold here yes­ Porter Harris are the guests o f,M r . terday at around $1.75. Only soven and Mrs. S. O. Chase. crates o f celery have been shipped since Thursday. This is said to have r CECILIAN MUSIC .¿LUB The first. 1821 Cccilian Music Club ^program was given last Saturday t fAfternoon in the studio o f Airs. Fannie •';S. Munson, to a large number o f !-'music students and friends. , An Interesting program from kin­ dergarten numbers to advanced num­ bers were presented by the follow in g' the lost little folk and older pupils: Dorothy llupert . Lawson, Julia Higgins, Helen Doug- the rare - ■lass, M ary Helen Morse, Andrew C ar-' <nn* 3r'v ^ jrew oy, - Asey Carreway, Elizabeth ¡¡j • .J* j. Dodds, H a u l Packard, Nezsie Stone, W'M h‘ .Sarah Williams, Thelma Dobbins, 1 tor reCf Pearl Robson, Madeline Mallam, ¿lainlng fty , A T THE LONGWOOD HOTEL r ' Stopping at the. Longwood Hotel ->.L during the past week: Mr. and Mrs. . B. O. Smith, Orleans, VL; J. E, Clark, and hire. Clark, New York; Mr.*and Mrs. R. A. Carlton, Sirs. E. Carlton, Wj, ..Miss Inez Carlton ,ond Miss Made­ line P age o f A c a d ia ; Mr. and Mrs. John Knoff and nlr. and Mrs. A. J. g j Knoff, o f White Plains, N. W .; Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brewster, New York Good Fuel From Lignite. E l C ity; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Letten, In* The cliulrnmn of the Canadian llg* *. dlanapolis, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Csrl nlle ultllzntlon hoard has announced H. Snoddy, Mr. Ed Snoddy and Mias that the ex|»erlmeiits of the honnl have Ruth Pollard of Kokomo, Ind.; Miss resulted very satisfactorily and It Is Mao Coggins, New York City; Miss hoped soon to make a briquet from Rose Reynolds, Augusta, Ga.; Mr. and this nmrerlnl .which will he equal to the best grade of anthracite of ihe Mrs. M. H. Warner, Lake Wales, Fla.; United Stake* nnd much muie witlsfuci;. Lyle Curtis, Lake Wales; C. R. Ryan lory for domestic ti*c. Il Is expected y .,, .and w ife, Jacksonville; D. F. Tooth- ‘that this will he done nl n eost of v . , akcr and porty, Kcnnegcckport, hie. itlimit $7JM |mr ton on hoard tin» ears. i • The first impromptu dance o f the Tills work .wit* conducted Jointly hy season was given at the Longwood (he Cnnndlnn govemmem nnd two pro* K* .Hotel last ^Monday night, those who vlnelitl governments nt n cost of $400,* enjoyed tho plesnnt evening arc look' ing forward to a regular series. The Day of Short Clothes. A woman may be both fashionable During the cool we.ather is tho time nnd economical thl* fall. The “ shorl { fo r farmers to be on the lookout for clot In*!*" she wore when a bnhy of *!x month*, with a little letting out under :”,hog cholera. Hogs a w down in price, Ihe arm», will be found to be Jusl b u t'it in no time to be discouraged. about the modish length for. street Tho.co* jit*d boya and girls o f Flor­ ida have their “ farm-m*kers^jtlubs" and “ home-mal^ru' clubs. Interested persons should write to the Agricul­ tural nnd Mechstiicnl College fo r Ne­ groes nt Tnllnhnssee for detained in­ formation. • foreman, And William Cluries Hill, «■ S ARB-DRAW N*—A D -nr*' Clark. ~ >• - •• , T})« G randJury were hare instruct­ JOURNBD IN RESPECT ed by the court as to their duties, and (Continued from png* npm) Dim law, after which they retired to tol, this the 7th day o f January, A. their room In charge o f . their baltiff to consider such matters as "may come D. 1021. before them. P (SEAL) CARY A. HARDEE, ' ^ The following;. Vesolution was here *Govempr. By the G overnor,'Attest: presonted \to the court by Attorney H. CLAY ♦CRAWFORD, Geo. A. DcCotte», who asked that thè Secretary o f State. samo be spread upon the minutes o f Court was opened and called to or­ this court. der by S h e riff C. M. Hand, in accord­ In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial ance with law. Circuit, in and for Seminole County, The sheriff having made the return State o f Florida, fall term. A , I). 1020. o f the regular venire the follov^Ing an­ In Memoriam: > swered to their names, to-w it: A . ALEXAN DER KENCHIN. POWERS VanNess, C. F. Bales, A. B. Wallace, • Whereas, The Divine Ruler o f the W. D. Hooiohan, W. H. Luther, J. C. Universe In His infinite Wisdom has Hall, F. B. Adams, R, B, Lynch, W. called from his earthly labors £ le x N. Culp, R* L. Wheeler, D. C. Robb, andcr Kcrichln Powers, a member o f Geo. A, Speer, C. W. Culpepper, R. R. this bar, and, , Roberts, J. D. Evans, Geo. C. Cham­ Whereas, this is the first term o f berlain, Geo. T . Peters, J, i l . Cowan, the Circuit Court o f Seminole County, Ed. Higgins, E. T. Haines, C, •C. Florida, convened since the death o f Woodruff, Steen Nelson, J. C. M of­ the said Alexander Kenchin Powers, fett, J. T. Long, W. W. Long, J. C. and, , Whereas, fo r many years Alexan­ Ellsworth, S^W . Swope, A . H. Fuller, G. W. Bailey, E. N. Sutton* A . S. Haw-, der Kenchin Powers actively practic­ kins. , ed his profession at Sanford, Florida, The following could not be found in and, the county, or were excused by the Whereas, the members o f the Bar Court: Chan. B. Searcy, L. M. Lu­ of this Circuit and the court deem it cas, A. E. Sjoblont, W. E. Hawkins, T. appropriate that n suitable resolution. L. Cushing. be spread upon the minutes of this On motion o f ,Hon. David Sholtz Court,regarding the death o f the aaid state's attorney, the regular venire is Alexander Kenchin Powers, Therefore Be It Resolved, by the hereby quashed and the clerk o f this court is ordered to Issue a special ve­ Court and the members o f tho bar. of nire of 38 to be summoned from the this Circuit that In the death of the body of, the County o f Seminole, made' said Alexander. Kencjtin ‘ Powers the returnable at 2 o'clock', p. m., Janu­ Bar has lost a valued member o f the individual legal profession and an ary 11th, A . D.‘ 1021. The court then sounded the civil personal friend, and, Be It Further Resolved, that in re docket ami set the several cnscs for spcct to the memory o f the said AI hearing. The S heriff here returned the exander Kenchin Powers the court l*e Special VdViire, and the following an­ requested to take an adjournment fo r swered to their names, to-w it: J . M. the day and that tho clerk bo ordered Long, A. M. Adams, D. C. Robb, J. C. to sot aside a page iff" the minute Moffett, A. VanNess, V{. W. Long, C. book for the Inscription o f this rcao-. C. W oodruff,' R.' W. Hines, R. It. Rob­ lutiop, and, Bo It Further Resolved, that a copy, erts, S W Swope, G \V Messenger, G W. Bailey, J. C. Ellsworth, J. H. Cow- o f this resolution be furnished to the jin, Steen Nelson, L. M. Tyre, J. I. An­ wife' and family of the deceased and derson, J. H. Leo, W. D. Hooiohan, J. to Jhc press for publication. . GEO. A: DeCOTTES, C. Hall, R. C. Maxwell, W. C. Hill¿ E. THOS. EMMET WILSON, n N. Sutton, A. S. Hawkins, Ç. W. Cul­ E . F. HOySHOLDER, pepper, J. D. Evans, E. T. Haines, G. I SCHELLE MAINES, D. Hart, J . D. Dossey, J. F. Bales* Committee. Seth W oodruff, A. ÍL Wallace, Geo. Whereupon Hon. Mallory F. h om e. C. Chamberlain, J. R. Richards, T. D. Judge presiding at this term -of this McCuller, J. O. Huff. ’ • The court here .had the entire,. 30 Court, ordered an adjournment, o f this jurors sworn Voir Dire, and thé court Court to*,p:30 o'clock A. M. Wednes­ also questioned them as to their eli­ day, January 12th, A. D ., 1921, in gibility to serve as jurors at this Memoriam o f Alexander Kenchin Powers. — term of court. The court here drew from tho box Flier's Good Work. the »nines o f 18 persons to serve ns For revealing 'details hidden from Grand Jurors fo r the term, to-wit: A. B. Wallace, G. W. Bailey, W. C. hoHzontal observation, tbs vatue of Hill, C. W. Culpepper, J. C, Ellsworth, the “bird’s-eye" view wa* demonstrated anew in low s not long ago. The at* J. O. Huff, J. II. Cowan, J. C. Moffett, tentioniof a flier, circling about near A. S. Hawkins, Seth W oodruffj J. F. Des Moines, was caught by various Baies, D. C. Robb, J. D. Evans, C. C. ribbons of-sm ok e arising from ap­ Woodruff, L. M. Tyrc,jJ. M. Long, G. parently deserted regions, and dossr In­ spection revealed a number o f autos D. Hart, A . VanNess. Mr. C. F. Prevatt, was here sworn blddqn In the brush, says Popular Me­ chanics Magaxlqc. When the airman as bailiff o f the Grand jury. returned with a companion and made The grand jury after being sworn a landing, a large copper stilt was according to law, retired to their discovered, attended by four men and fed with corn from a wagop. Kansas Industrial Relations • ' Court has ruled that employers Iri es­ sential industries must arrange to take care of sklitgd and faithful em­ ployes over periods of depression. IH THE STATE 0 T FLORIDA A T THE CLOSE 0 T BUSINESS DE­ CEMBER IIST, U K . RESOURCES 11n3,180.74 Inai un ttm l l u u t r ............................................. ........... 131-810.Zfl Nna> <>n lA ilU lrn t * f< u illr Ultirr limn lirai lU lalr 344.104.80 All o lla r l a « M anal h a r m n n ........... ......................... WC1.TO n »fn tr a fu ....................................: .................. .................... S3.7XT.40 Unit'd «la tra H o n d a '. . . . ............................. .................... 7,im .*j c it y Vnurlirr* ......................................................... .. 18.743.00 Ilanklnr llo o a r, Pnrnllnm ami E l i t a m .................... 3.807.00 Otbrr Ural Hatalr ...................... *......................................... S, 333.04 Ulalmi and ntb*r llra o a rm ............................................... 47,IB*. S3 Da* troni Iumn*oralrit llanka .........................%............... 13,4IB.03 Cbttka and E trlianrta for Clrarlnc . . . a , , , v . . . i . . ia.4mi.4i I'aab m Hand ..................................... .................................. Prompt Delioerg Il DU l’ayahl* » Nitrate Soda *.00 « 334.837.57 19,000.00 ^ S7.sin.oo •W.73 , 13,433.33 . 33,103.14 w» 133,781.40 . 140.000.00 In dltldnil JlriaiMI' Hnbjrrl lu Clirrka . . . . i . llrwalHl L’rrllflcatr* o f Driantl ..................................... Tltnr Crrlirlcatra ut Dapuall ............................................. IVrtlflrd I*br.ka ................ .................................................. Caàtiln'a Clirrka Ontalandlnf ............................. .............. Dur M IninriHralr llabka ........................................... .. Klulnra llrpoalla ..................................................................... ..................................................................... Notra and Illlta | tn ll| p «ilfil Cotton Seed Meal The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla** Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIB IB TO BE TH E VER Y'FIN EST EXPOSITION YET HELDIT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YO U R INTERESTS. It Is to eaiblrae# th^ products, official o r private, of fire coun­ ties In the best section o f tho «tat«. THAT'S YOU "AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU-WILL YOU H ELP! Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and better will occupy our grounds from December to tho time of opening the Fair In order to get ready fo r It. W R. O'NEAL President J. L. GILES Treasurer -,v Ç. E nOWARD Secretary. Classified advertisements, 6 cents a line. No ad. taken for less than 25 cents, and positively'no'-flsssified sds charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly.^ MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT FOR RFjNT— A large, well furnished WE B U Y ' FURNITURE nnd houifr hold goof}*. What have you?—Dix­ room, suitable for two people, 510 ie Furniture Co., 321 Sanford AveWest First" Street, or phone 400. 230-0tc CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED FOR 8 A LE FOR SALE—Grceri celery plants, ready for setting. Sec Ivan H, Rubow, Mecca Hammock. 230-tfc Just received 4,000 rolls o f wall pa­ per nt the Point Store. Phone .103, Wei ok a Bldg. 238-3tc . ........................................... FOR SALE— A Canoe. the Herald office. Inquire at 224-tfc FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, 117 ft . deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner o f 8th St. Nick Zernovan, ii.oao.no Sanford. 222-2Gtc aTATE O C ^ L O H I PÀ-, COttNTY o ir « É ii INOl.s", ââ.V I, C. II. IV arb. Caablrr of tbr alitur-namrd Dank, du onlrmnly avrar Ibal I I - aburo alat*mrnt 1* Irur la Ibc t—*t nt ray knuw lrdfr and l-U r t. . * C. I*. COCCII. Caahlrr. COUUEIT— Attral: . II. I*. SMITH, H. »'. WILLIAM*, n : II. HUAS. . r iHKrlM I. Hularrlbcd and twnrti In I—(•— n— ilila 11lia ilay ut January, Iti3l. IHRAl.l •** L*. KOI.Il, Nutary llib llr, l'urainlaatoorr aiplrv* DrrruiWr SI, 1031. Why do I buy my paint and wall pa­ per at the best store? Bceauao they carry n complete line at very low pric­ es.— Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Store, Wclaka Block. Phone 303. 238-3tc Let Everyday be Post Card D ay WANTED WANTED— By white'woman, housework in private family.— L, C., in care o f Herald._____________ 238-3tp C astor Pom ace W ANTED—Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop, Kainit 99 98-100 PER CENT PURE Our Prices Will Save You Money SOLD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY COM PANY LISTEN— ALL Y E FAIR PEOPLE WHILE .WE TELL ABOUT W H ILE WE SING ABOUT FOR SALE— 100,000 green top celery .Conserve your time and strength plants.— F. L. Greene, West Side. V ' . 232-tfc for the- things that you must do. Put the Herald Want Ads to work for yoa . .4 ao.oou.oo FOR SALE!— Ford touring car. Api i, Ouo.no — they are willing helpers. 1,03*. 33 ply a f West Side Grocery. 230-tfc 'nit»» Ample Stocks Jo the Citizens FOR RENT— Cafe privilege. Semi­ With our dyeing process I can mike nole Hotel. Apply B. W. Herndon. new "out o f your old faded clothes. 238-tfc .— Pete the Tailor, Orlando, Fla. 232-tfe /FOR RENT— Furnished room,' at 411 Park Avenue. £38-tfc ATTENTION t January promises to break alfFlant pity strawberry records. Nearly 60,- FOR RENT— One nicely furnished room fo r one or two, gentlemen or The Royal Neighbors will m«t 000 quarts were shipped In the three nice couple. Can have use o f garage. Thursday night, January 13th, tl days ending lata Friday. Phone 23 for ' particulars. 206-tfc 7:30. There will- be installation of offleess nnd a full attendance is deCHASTES SO. M FOR SALE— W t H. P. snd 2 ft n . P« SEPOST.or THE COMDITIOK OF THE RECORDER. Gasoline engines. Brand new add jlred. In perfect condition.— Herald Print- wenr.—Leslie'* Magazine. The <> L in In the direction o f Econom y;Saying Y our Money, Depositing |t '1 In the. Bank where R will draw interest and keep you in comfort in ‘ ) th edecJintng years o f your life. And a Bank Account makes you [n. dependent, gives you a standing in your community, gives you » ! ! chance to develop the resources that lie at hand ready for (he asking. y All o f these things are yours when you bring your money to us for « '<* Savings Account. CQ.ME IN AND TALK IT OVER. Telephone 311 113 Magnolia Avenue Inquire o f 189-60tp WANTED— Bright, capable woman fio travel. Salary and expenses. Also one for Sanford amHrarroundlng territory. Apply Cates Crete Co. ______ ___________ _____ 236-tfc at the Herald Office WANTED TO BUY— 2 tons second : hand bleaching paper.— D. L Hodgdon, R. No. A , Box 108 BEAUTIFUL P O S T CARDS 233-12tp AT THE HERALD. BACH— �THE SANFORD faAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12,1921 PAGE T H R U V flflttf "3 Owing to conditions existing in Coffee market, It is impossible to offer Opeka jbtiurwr Breakfast Coffee.as a regular one cent Bole f£ S S L p | item: It is offered to you however, a t a very low price and at practically a p r o fit o f l c a pound to the dealer. This is an unusually good qual­ ity and consists o f the finest bleds o f Coffee that can be obtainea nt anywhere near the price we offer it. 97 SPECIAL PRICE, THREE POUNDS d»1 A A , Nowhere in America except at the Rexall Store can coffee o f such quality be purchased at this price. 60c Hiker'» Violet C e n t«__S fee ( l c You can o h this all winter. tic Biker's Cold and Grippe_2 fer 26c XtJrty Tablets In each box. They ¿o wonders In breaking up a cold. Ahriji have some In tbe house and bead off ■ b a d ; É ~1 “ starts. eoe Biker's Eyelo _______ ..2 fer t i c A full 8-ounce Bottle. Very aflleleat and soothing for all eye troubles. • ‘ 1 jle Rexall Cherry Bark------2 for 8W Undoubtedly America’s b u t known tnd largest selling cough syrup, pleasant to take too. I¡c Rexall Analgesic Balm....2 for 36c Very similar to an Imported pre­ paration. Just the thing fo r all n « - ' rslgfc pains. Me MOk Magnesia 12-OZ.—2 for Sic |1J5 Syr. Hypophosphltes Comp. ______________________ 2 for 11.38 There Is no better Tonic known. „ (T Me Throat G argle------------ 2 fer l i e Relieves with the first doe*. 25c Rexall Corn Solvent— 2 fer Me W# recommend this abort all others. 66c Arbutus Complexion Cream .__ — ------------------------ —-I foe Me (A n excellent Vanishing Cream ) 60c Harmony Bolling Massage C r e a m __________________ ! far tie 6-ounce jar. The b u t |cleansing cream on the market. 30c Biker's Antiseptic Tooth Pow­ der ________ _____ —_____ 2 fo r t i c Produces a soft, ereamy lather; is recommehded' very highly and keeps the skin soft and healthy. I f used once, you will not be without it in your home. Standard Price This Bale Cleans your teeth without scratch­ ing the enamel and lu r e s a i pleas­ ant taste In your mouth. Twenty-five oz. o f delightful Jam, made from ' luscious, full bodied Concord grapes, grown in the famous New York D istrict long , Orange 15 OZ. * Pekoe, Mixed Black an d Formosa Oo­ 60c Violet Dolce Liquid Complex­ ion P o w d e r_____ . . . ___ -2 fe r % Two colon — White and Flesh. * 25 OZ. 31.00 Bouquet Bamee Face Powder _______________________ 2 fo r |141 Green. Spedai Price Made from the pure cocoa beans. Un­ excelled in quality without any adultera­ tions. 30e Jaynes Charcoal Tablata 100a . . _ _______________________ 2 for file Excellent fo r Dyspepsia. Standard\Price This Sale One Cake 15c Tw o Cakes 16c 25c Soda Mint Tablet«, Bottles of 100.................................- 2 for 26c> Beautiful packages of high grade toilet water each con­ taining the true odor o f the flower whose name it bears. Violet, Lilac and Wistaria. Standard Price Sale Price One Bottle Two Bottles 11.00 Ecxema Lotion, Jaynes ___________________ for » 1.11 Me Baby Laxative, Jaynes-2 far 85c Too must be very careful what you give your baby. This Is \perfectly hamless. .....................'Sle A splendid grade of brad milled sops. Does not become saft and wasteful. A clean fra­ grant and absolutely pure soap. 30e Jaynes Ilealing Salre._2 for file 20c Jaynes Catarrhal Cream_2 for Sic Use this and breathe freely. S o ft delicate and pleasing t o alL Just admired b y the ladles because it adheres to the skin. White, Flesh and Brunette. Special Price 35c Manicure Necessities___ 2 fo r I f r Six number», each essential, all the result o f careful study, fl.OO Septone Hair T o n ic..2 fe r ItJ tl This Hair Tonic contains Qatatea and It sure 'does beautify and strengthen the hair. A luscious sur­ prise awaits you. A full pound o f rich caramels that melt in your mouth. The g ift par excellence. 36c Rexall Almond C ream ..2 fo r l i e 60c Bouquet Bamee Talcum Pow­ der . . . . . . . . ____- ______ 2 fo r 51c The payment o f 31 per can w ill not insure finer quality or an equal quan­ tity o f powder. Standard Price one nr box loo The real perfect face powder, in the three desired tints. Has all the qual­ ities Milndy looks for in the higher priced packages. Try it and be con­ vinced. , Standard Price This Sale 30c Alkaline Antiseptic Solution.. ______ ____________ 2 for 31c Excellent for your nose and throat Ke Rexall Kidney Pills____2 fer 61« Me Jaynes Children’s Cough Syrup ........................................... 2 fer l i e C. PACKAGE, 2 PACKAGES Tie Jaynes Nerve and Bone Llal» « n t ................................... j f«r 76c This sure will limber up those stiff joints. Never'blisters. Me Carbolic Healing Salve—2 for 81c No ‘medicine chest complete with­ out Id 11.00 Automobile Gogglea.2 for 31.11 Assorted Colored Glasses. $150 Large Site Auto Goggles____ ........................................2 for 3U 1 •15c Box Beef Cubes____.*..1 for S6c Special on Genuine Imported Olive Oil, per bottlo ............................ l i e These are genuine Aspirin Tablets. Each containing 5 gTains. Made by Americans in America. Packed 1 dozen in a box, 2 docen in n box, 100 in bottle, 100—3 L 00, 2 fo r ......— — ................f l . l l 12a—21c, 2 fo r *• **•**••***■#«**•»•****•M► **"#*»• ^ 30c, 2 fo r .................... *..... .........31c A very large cake, and an exceptional bargain. To those who like tp use a tar soap fo r the treatment o f the hair we can assure that in this soap they are obtaining what we believe to be the finest, cake o f aosp for the money, on the market. Be sure to try at least a few cakes o f this soapt Standard Price Thle Sale Just the thing you have been looking for. A wonderful value o f delightfully liquid soap. Once used, always used. Standard Price This Sale One bottle 2 tor 26c 25c This is one of the finest Syringes that can bo manu­ factured. The quality is extra fine. This Syringe la guaranteed against imperfections in manufacture for one year. One Syringe Twe Syringes TALCUM POWDER . 1 prepara°.n„ m“ de « the fin blwiîi n Ttlc’ doubIe baHed and purified. Contains the com bino f U ose, iu < w 1>rlee Thu 8*le M e“ Two5.*“ C Two P I bottles D l C The highest grade the market affords, Two ounce bottles. • ^ 60c 'Vanilla, 2 for •—*...Sic 50c Lemon, 2 fo r .......------- —— — .....61« Safe and very pleasant. Just the kind you need. It cleanses, beautifies and truly makes the sldn like vel­ vet. , It Is one o f the creams that help you retain that youthful look. Standard price This Sale ONE P A j a iis D U BOUQUET RAMEE STATIONERY, SUNDRIES and HOUSEHOLD NEEDS A perfect dentifrice, anteseptie and de­ odorant. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Comes out flat on the brush. c TWO P I jars O l e The largest aelllng bottle In the world. The price evcverywhere Is |2.76. Full two-quart capacity. Guaran­ teed for one year. Standard Price Bottles Bottle Now time Is included In this Ww£N n o w is IS thé IOC m u e to i v complete YOUR Ivory Bet Our ENTIRE STOCK o f Ivory — * Goods ----------------------; ------------------------------DERPUL SALE oflFanpy Candle Sticks with Shade», 'Hair B ru sh * , Combo, Mirrors, Hair R eceive», Pow der Puff Boxen, Manicure, Pieces, Trays,, etc. The beet way is fo r two ladies to buy together two brushes, the other two mirrors and so on and then exchange with each other. „ (ADVERTISED ARTICLES A R E CASH AND DO NOT INCLUDE W A R T A X ) Bower ¿Prescription Druggists Twe One One pound in a pack-, age. We also have velopca to match. I f II la true that the good taste o f a person la expressed by tbe qual­ ity pf their Stationery, ; :hen your taute will be established with you f friends. The texture and quality o f Cas­ cade la known from the Coast to Coast. ; * . Phone 325 Sanford, Florida Standard Price 1 lb. 60c a This Sate 2 lbs. 61c �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY; JANUARY 12, « 2 1 . LY JERALD A share of stoclTin a public** nUlIly' company,' "tidKtE'á«Y$:" aiír $........... ■ **>*........... ♦♦*♦♦*♦'*........ . àt tàiimally. ! women in th^ the strength apid h B . J . H O L L T _____________ . .M i t e r The investment* I« N. 1 . LJLLARD. .¡Secretary-Treasurer CENT CUMULAT H. A . NEEL . LGenere! Manager at wnrlc/hioney at IOR PREFERRED ; and'progress d p r o g r e s sat if Work so u th e rn u r n Sj C O M P A N Y ’ S ' ROBERT J . HOLLY, J r / ’ Hrt ' *Circu!atton ' M a n ife r ....... ed for.càah oc. op the,lnst^Hment pW u Phone Hfcrald ‘ Office It? or 61. ' is stock p arch a^ : ,1 . . “ A name that stands for character that h synonymous with integrity, ]a the best There mn >top many 'riders, W[HAT TOE FARMERS’ APPEAL claim who are aatiafled if their TO CONGRESS! MEANS 4 '* * > J... selfish' and personal'appetites are satisfied and who have no) interest There have becA many* loud W l In the events going on about indignant protest* in thU : country Member of the Associated Press them. I f there*yr»* ever a time in against the manifest tendency of rn * t f . a All ML '■ I *_ f I f . the history of mankind when fighters ■M manufacturers .I _i n" • ;the lines" £ oM f were the crying need o f the hour, that business, to combine! and raise the t lm e li now. ’ We are overloaded p ith price# pf 'their product* *above*' - their Looks like some other fellow killed parasites. Ne'er do welts and ,non* normal andfejHUmife"leVeTa7‘ “ T£ ha* H lgel at Sarasota «nd that Bubs entities. Life can’t do much to us if been declaimed against as detrimental Aliyn m ight.know .a b ou t.it.b u t .did we will take it standing upt There U . to the interests of the., consumer, not commit t))e deqd. It is rather no place for the "scared babies" In Iwhich it undoubtedly is, however satdifficult for hia.fellbw publishers to the present order o f things! ; I ¡«factory it. m ay -be to' the manafbeever think that jgcolal Rube Atlyn This country particularly needs [turert themselves. Laws have been would. murder anyone! workers, who are merely lghters in ( passed to, check this growing tenden­ -------------o------------the normal state. The labor o f recon­ cy, but they have generally been proThe ed ito r'o f the' Sapford Herald struction is difficult in that the re­ uve o f little or no result' Shrewd ■ays he does not expect fo' leave San­ sults . must create their own inspira-^ lawyers ,hayo found a profit 1q show­ ford "now* or ever." Won't Bob tion; there is no exterior excitement ing the combinpa how to evade the Holly, surprised one of. these days! of unnatural stimulation; it is a Ques­ law, ^nd escape the penalty. Among Z — T a m p a . .. . ' J tion p f pulling' agalnsV a' cold' collar, alt the pwtestanta the farm ers have T -D on ’t suppose we will ¿n ow 'a n y “ God give u‘* rten!M* was' the' 1old been the m'ojit vigorous'and emphatic, - thing about It, 'Jawn, when that time cry. This might be changed a bit. ns they have usually been the great­ - come*. '*' .................- "God give us men who are not est sufferers from these Illegal com­ it ••.-•■-rrr r-ttt afraid to take ~ life - - and i death bines;; i fVJ j* i W e like .the .way Harding talks standing uplV« .We have • men, all? t Consequently, .there Is a touch; o f about C itin g out the fancy stuff at right, but th e, tjrae. has com e, when humor, or would he If it were not so t h e ' inaugural" ball ah'd'other cere­ they must apply thcpisclves.—Jack- serious, to find the farmers,' the monies. "He seems to^be a hard head­ sonville Metropolis. w heat, growers mid cotton* planters, ed ^business man, a' gobd newspaper joining in a great combine to force man and’ o man o f ’ the people. And NECESSARY BUYING AND SELL- the price o f their products up to a •then‘ ha feiait be a good one having satisfactory ’ point by withholding « \ ING been an: editor at ope time before, he them from the market until an arti­ fell .from igrace and became a .poli­ - The condition throughout the coun­ ficial scarcity, results, and prices ad­ tician. .Li.. • < try ajre no serious just now that they vance to meet their views. Tola.m an are .’well worth-''considering from BH.the outside looking In, It la diffi­ every angle that can bq thought of. ' cu lt’ W'|ee the difference between thia Although many lines o f goods are combination o f farm en and planter* so short-that there la* hot enough in arid ’aqy other combination o f merstock to meet the normal demand, chantr, and manufacturers,. o r bank­ still factories are closing down be- ers, and business men, with the Same ___ . . . . .cause people are not buying. Their end -In-view, except*In point o f num­ people, standing behind.the Chantber)excuse is that prices are too high and bers. The farmers* and planters num­ o f .Commerce. It ia.only through this' they , are going to wait until they ber millions, and When* they ;oqmet be« fore congress demanding relief .fh>m body that these things can,,bo so- come' down.* ‘ -------- l — complUhed, Send in your subscription if this policy o f no. buying is csrand membership and help boost In a ried to extremes It majf mean that co-operative way. thc nubile will not only .economise themselves out o f work but .that, havo Reached the point they have aet When . those 500 editors that are with,m ore shops shut down, greater j* » satisfactory, that body Is inclined Kllpg'jirrq in .March get back hpro* «hortngc will result and pricca m ay. to ait up and take notice, id.aiart to wri*!ne about iFlorida T ,." *iir gwuv tvuua this ulti become higher than ever. W e can I O f course we all sympathise with atare will get m ore.real advertising scarcely afford -to have thia happen. I the farmers In their trouble« and than it has ever had before and it will ; Thla la a matter that wo aro nil would be more than glad to see them be tlie best kind o f advertising. When; vitally Interested In. Wc realise that ■prosperous and happy; but wo cannot a newspaper man writes about any more goods must be swtl or many, help remembering that the, number section of the country that he hap­ factories will have- to quit fo r w a n t.°f bread-eaters and clothes-wearers In p en ! to be visiting ho writes some­ of orders for spring shipment, and this country vastly exceeds the numthing that is read by. the people who this will create more trouble ' and' ber o f farmers, and if prices' arc adare seeking information and Florida hardshlp In the Industrial sections, j vanced sufficiently to pull ¡them out will be better known after all o f those newspaper men get started on the subject .o f Florida, past, present and future. T H E WORLD NEEDS MEN WHO TAKE LIFE STANDING UP advertisement in the world." W e aim to make, thia bank all that a em public-service inatitution should F.* Pr FOSTER 4 \f I MO n è y : In c r e a s e s PER CAPITA CIRCULATION REFUSE CREIDIT-UriLBBS ! , ,, tS fflÇ E L A gT Y E A R nil, « H T tü oD iA C U B A Q B lS CUT - **' tkr‘ tw SmmUM T n u ) I*.* * WASHINGTON, Jan. IL 11 — Per cap­ ita circulation money in the country has increased, th ru Rollar* and twenty-threoJaints last yejif- On Jahüary 1 this year the amount in circulation Vras mòte thart $6,340,059.000 òr $59.12 for each perèon in the country. f TRAIN . SCHEDULE Corrected ón November 15, 1020. Southbound •^Arrive V 2:86 a.pn. ..._ 1:28 p. ro. 2:55 p. ri. . . . 7:30 p.m . Departa, - I •>* * 2:48 m. m. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. m. 3:^0p,m . 7:45 p .m . North Bound V e g o ta b lo s b r u tte Srocortos W o fa k a ane C o ffa urner P A »* » 4 9 7 WHmké S O uiM ijf --------*r'' r . , NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lO ^ A t f joint m e e t in g * 'o f * representative Louisiana bankers, merchants and cfjttbn planters’ today resolutions were CTOTStf GOLD OLEO adopted in SvhicH t h i 1batiks o f the ‘ Pound ..................... sta te. art urfged torefusW to. extend credit to. cotton producers’ where the APALACHICOLA acreage has not been cut at least BO per ce n t In order to aeclire Universal obser­ vance o f this request It was decided FRESH/EACH DAY to hold a large number o f meetings throughout the state, when speakers wil) explain to thepi the neeessltyfor cutting the' acreage planted to cot­ ton in order to secure a fair price for the staple next year.,!, , !J, M 1 Lord’s Purity Water Trilby Branch Arriva Departa 8:00 a .m . 3:25 p .m . ___ 6:30 p.m . . . . . 2:00 p .m . Oviedo Branch Arrive ___ 11:00 a. m. ! , . ,-^W Ith CO N N ELLY R EA L ESTATE .^ .C O M P A N Y S enricé That Counts —, ■ 5 * . iT i ■ n fUiiV-. We have the ‘Sales Force, Location, Experience and ’ : Financial Responsibility Depart* >} Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street . Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce ,\V t . ''} . * Consignments Solicited Rtftrtncn t ■ ^ T S S f f ^ j S i r ‘ rT ' ‘ ' »■ * o » " * A te ., Pure, Sweet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day M flX E k ’S BAKERY M A IN E G R O W N A nice 7-room House on Park Avenue, be­ tween Fifth and Sixth Stretta»------------ - ‘TH E REAL ESTATE MAN UUIJt The chief reason the oldest inhabi­ tant <* so often the champion liar is I f tombstone epitaphs were reliable BEAUTIFUL POST CARD8 he has only had more opportunities. satan would be out of a job. AT.THE HERALD. F A C H ... ■¿Jtm / FAMOUS JONES DAIRY Departa Arrive 2:03 a. m. 1:48 a.m . ft 1 f Aa Good aa the Best |* ___ .11:45 a. m. 12:05 p. m. Daily Service Pbone 66 ____ 2:35 p.m . 2:55 p. m. .i___-4:00 p. m. 4:05 p.m . ' "ii1!IjJ¿í (** V*IX ,iv.*, 10t00 p. m. Leesburg Branch Départi J Arrive BEAUTIFUL ROBT CARDS 7:30 a. ra. 4.05 p .m ! AT TH E HERALD, B A C H ... ___ 4:00 p. m. .1 .L .. 11:65 a. m. " I d:ubt if either life or death can do much to us i f we take them stand, Ing up." The remark waa made by a well* i feel the present depressed conditions i proposes to do ns stated by their , known American- author and indeed .less than many other sections o f th e; secretary, Mr. W. B. Greevy: there, Is food f j r thought in it. The i country, still It behooves us to study “ The purpose of the National man who squnre'y toes the tine and carefully nil of-th ese conditions n s ! Wheat Growers’ Association ia to conoffers blow for blow to the problems this state is dependent, to a certain trol the distribution and mnrketlng o f which daily confront him, fights each Iextent, on the rest o f the country wheat through financial and soiling o f them n« it face« him, naver side­ (where we sell our products and from agencies o f its own selection at a step's or call« for time, much less , which comes the tourists and winter price based upon cost, plus a fair and beckoning hi« seconds, if ho la fortun­ j residents, who spend n great deal of reasonable profit. Not only the wheat ate enough to.h ave those near who I money here every year and form one growers In genera) are. refusing to are interested in the fight, to toss o f our most important sources of in- 8C'I ni,y wheat at present prices exthe sponge into the ring; that man come. cept in cases where finnncinl condila a credit to the race. Even i f he If the dealers are willing to take tiona force the sale. For more than «never wins a contest, tho glory ia his. close profits in order to encourage 110 we httve withheld our wheat The' late Theodore Roosevelt’s buying and the public will take ndthe market until now a large great desire was that he should be i vantage of prices that are the lowest number of Hour mills are idle and fortunate enough ,to die with his I in several y*ars, the demnnd for the local and terminal elevators, are boot* on. He took life standing up more goods will soon be apparent ami nearly empty. The wheat ¡grower and wanted to welcome death ‘ in , the factories will resume operations, f e d « that he has practically aecomthe same way. Men who live stand- , the industrial workera will again pHshcd what seemed at-first impos- J 'r o s h î I CAPITAL .... ............ .............. SURPLUS AND PROFITS 'Daily,* except Sunday. I draw wages, suffering will be alleviand is now encouragéd to con. ated, panic will be averted and normal. tinue withholding his wheat / from , conditions will be resumed (n a few ! months all .over the United States. , This is a case o f where co-operaI tlon all along the line is necessary to achieve resulta and our people will be among the first to exert the effort as we have learned the value o f co-operintion In Florida, probably more thor­ oughly than any other section in the 1country.—Times-Union, JUDGE JAS- T . WILLIS HONORED IN SERVICE * B Y GAINESVILLE BAR* We clip_ tho following from an ex­ change: , "A business house', having been solicited ¿ fo r ' some 'advertising GAINESVILLE, Jan. l ^ — Memorii by a newspaper, Wrote back'asking al services in* h on or^ f the late Judge. Jwhat territory tho paper covered. The James T. W illis were held Monday In editor replied, "This paper goes from the circuit court,* which convened for, New York to San Francisco, from regular session. Resolutions liudlng. Canada to the Gulf, and it keeps me hla life and character were read and . # _ . * ■f i a ** • »•l working until two o ’clock in the morn­ ing to keep it from going to hade«," — Ocala Star. Pres Meat ...Cashier F, F. > D U T-i T O>iN ,* In c Sanford .... w . �iv .' .*■ it U c ic iH U • i BD DAILYH ERALD,W EDNESD A Y, JANUARY 12,1921 8 u i m » f . f Ite Floating Small 'idmW. In M fS tle «* ' A m iie d I l j l l f f f l f l O '1* ' w b a t iib r r e p o r t n o H d ^ P ^ j c t a ÿ i-J* ,cd Thursday, Somewhat cold- north portion. ,ti<r r*P°rt W * m o™ dot» not mean more rest at all. Frazier Is expected home this from a trip to his old home In and,Atlanta. girth Carolina St««n NeUon, prominent grower J »hipper of fruits and vegetables f t x u In U.. cl,y doing, lory taij this week_____ „*. l. Miller is having the front of i j building improved by an awning jod U aUo painting signs on the awnj5, for hli tenants. ^ new airplane is cutting all kiodJ of capers the city today, Jt is piloted by D. H. Pierson and is 4 the Averowe type. " 4 * I V . ‘ ’ Mwy big sales are contemplated by Lford merchants jin th o nest few w ki and they will bring the buyers for Carlot Shipments from Entire Conn try, Tuesday, J in . 11th. « W X tX sttl« * • Florida— Sanford S e ctio n ............... 1( Florida— Oakiand-W. 6 . Section .... *i M. D .Polston and fam ily were vial- Florida,— Manatee Section .......... ... 8 t o « to Sanford Saturday. California— Southern District ....... IS Emmet Kelsey, who haa been quite California— Imperial V alley-.;____ 21 111, ia reported better. Mias Ruth Young, o f Sanford, Total, cars ........... ..............«... spent Sunday with her parents i^i Destinations o f Florida Shipments Oviedo. i New York ••••••••••••••••»••»••••« C, A. Branrjon, o f Tampa, is spend' Baltimore Ing the week in Oviedo. Cleveland .. _____ ..............r..... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris, o f Potomac Yards ...... ------------Greensboro, Ala., spent the week end St. Louia ..... ......................... .......... . with Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, sister o f Altoona Chicago Mrs. Norris. — Mr. and Mrs. T. -L, Mead spent BuiT&lo ......................... v Wednesday with friends at Altamonte Nashville Philadelphia^ ....... ........ Springs. < >■ Mrs.,W. E. Luther spent Tuesday in Rochester ......... . Orlando. \ * On Friday evening the finance comTotal, cars mittce o f the Christian Endeavor gave Diversions Flied Since Last Rep None reported. a Jnpnnesc tea at the home o f Mrs. I>. R. Mitchell. An ndmission o f 25c Total lettucj shiplncnts from was charged, the money to be used Florida this season to date The house was ( 1-11 iqc.), carji .n„..r .............. for C.. E. purposes otal lettuce , shipments from decorated in.Japanese style, tho guests Florida last season to same sitting on cushions' on the floor 'and the refreshments served from email date,' cara . . . . n m m u i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , tables. : Somo Japanese .games were jShipping Point Information, Jan. 11th piaycd.nnd a program tendered o f ! SANFORD, FLA.: Mild clear. Japanese atories and songs. 1 ' Iiaulings light. Too few sales to esMçs. S, )V- Swope entertained . the tabllsh markets „ to road the HeraM'tomorrow and look for the very important announce­ ment, one that beat« every thing ahead o f it yet. of something good for the Sanford people, un announcement one o f the mnn> reasons that our store is becoming the mo3t popular trading center o f Sanford. THEN THEIJE was a try Dollar Y ou Saves Helps W in Prosperty YOUNG LADY WHOM EVERYBODY knows AND YESTERDAY afternoon CELERY SHIPMENTS: Sanford Mrs. M. M. King, MiaJ Nell King, Section 3 cars, .destined, Boston 1, Mrs. A. K. Crawford and George Potomac Yards, 1, Chicago 1. Crawford apent Saturday in Sanford. i . £— — -------------1 • ( PROMINENT ATTORNEY LOCATE - J N ORLANDO RUTALI. STORE'S ONE SALE CENT Hm you noticed the advertisement of Bower & Roumillat, the Rexall Brag Store,' setting forth the fact that ¡ « Thursday, Fridny and Saturday o f |this week they nre putting on their funoui one-cent sale In which you <*a buy an article a t the regular price and by paying one-cent more yoo can have two of them, This is u advertising originated by the United Drug Company and is one o f the finest bits o f advertising in the tcrinesj. Head the advertisement go to Bower & Roumillat’s Drug Store Thursday, Friday and ..Saturday »nd take advantage of this remarkshi* sal« to buy all of these goods at ° 'f **nt The entire stock of,Ivory toodi is included in the sale. Hair pwb*», combs, mirrors, manicure p « * , etc. Premier Lloyd George, as chairman » the British cabinet’s finance comrittee, has Instructed the army and avy departments to reduce their flg,rt* ^ Half. .Also that tho tobil * GUEST CHARGED FOR INSULT + + + + 4 > + + + + + + * * * * + t4 t+ DOWN THE street Until you aro ready to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where they will fltaml. for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. AND EVER and anon SHE WOULD stop AND LOOK nt herself II M ailers Not What Kind of Car, or What the Nature of Your Trouble May Be give our customers WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS Avenue LEXINGTON Dislribu/t Sanford, Florida Post Cards at the Herald offlec, le. Your fuhdH deposited with this Bank will be safe, immediately available and will be doing their patriotic duty. AND THEN walk IN WITH such A LOOK o f contentment, and F i n a l l y i a sk ed HOME INSTITUTION SO HAPPY, E X TRA HEAVY, A IR TIGHT, COPPER KETTLES Lowest Prices Ever Known. For n Short Time Only MY H AT? I SAID it was WONDERFUL AND asked HER WHERE she RIGHT HERE at THE QUALITY 81101* WHERE they have A BEAUTIFUL line SOMETHING TO suit ri»M XattUi arc Utt far »raaarvlaa and faaaral btutokald ««at, ate. T kt; art aaailf arraafW la aarra far Ika dUUltatloa of waUr far ham, or (araf* u h , ar aajr UfttimaU purpoM. Na iold.rln* nacattarr u our coanactUa, maka it,am Ufkt JatnU wltkamt aoldtr. W , carry a ramplata «leek and tnaraaWa ihlpmanta wilhla two day, afUr rafflrln* ordara. NO ORDEBS SENT C. 0. D. t ORDER YOUR OUTFIT NOW A T THESE REM ARKABLE LOW PRICES t GALLON KETTLES AT. EACH ..................................... « M l « GALLON KETTLES AT. EACH ...................................... LU < 4IALL0N KETTLES AT. EACH ..................................... S.H • OALLON KETTLES AT. EACH ...................................... T.SS tO'OALLOM KETTLES AT. EACH .................................... *.00 It OALLOM KETTLES AT. EACH .................................... 1* 00 IS OALLON KETTLES AT, EACH . . . , ........................... . 117» >0 OALLON KETTLES AT. EACH ............... ............ .*i, tl.SO tt IIALLON .KETTLES AT. EACH ......................................tS.TI Spactal PrieM up U SO (allaai. HETJNNED KETTLES SAa Oat. Ealra. Oaa bair lack Fur» cpp ,r tublay UalUd) at SOe par I t . Sanitary Antamatla ijrhom at M.7* aack. TaSln* yanarally aaad U IS f t Ua«tkl S ^ t e ^ car,r clamp, at 11.40 «at. Sat ,1 3 connection« at SS.00 par tat. 1 with |lau tuba at fS.tO aaak. 1 Stri^^Boct addrnaa aad county.. Whan ardailat aand mon«y ardor nr bank draft. aoentT O a x te d . COMPANY, Dept. GO, Pi IKI? AUSTIN Mil If1SALES IS THE M 0ST ruau ITIUDil OF « i m p o r t a n t it e m e n t ir e h ouseh old^ INI W .aOladyi At«., CH1CAOO. ILL. the EVERY TASTE North Africa—Morocco, Algeria— comprises, according to Louis Bert­ rand, writing In LTIIustratlon (Paris), s storehouse of historical and archunsuspected by the eologten! treaeu great majority of* Frenchmen. France's tricolor floats over those storied lands washed by ih o Mediterranean. M. .Bertrand concludes that most of his countrymen visit the colonial pos­ session' much as they would visit a spectacular review or something of the sort as a bizarre ezperlence of itrctige sounds and colors and muscle dancers; whereas. If they would but open their eyes, they might behold dead cities raising up their heads and almoat hear the echoing footsteps of .the Roman" legions. He points, In ftict, to North Africa as the richest museum o f/L a tln antiquity In. the yfbrid, where the ruins of the Imperial occupation are fttlckly strewn for leagues, crying out for the pick and spade o f the excavator, "krom Volubill« In Morocco to pigthl la Tunis," declares the writer, "on a line 2.000 tllomdters long, the Roman ruins are landmarks In Africa. Wllh Ihelr tri­ umphal arches, colonnades; pagan tem­ ples, basilicas anil Christian burial places, they outline a shattered royal road without a peer." LESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION IN SOME W AY TREASURE IN NORTH AFRICA Frtnch Writer Declares Land- Is a Storehouse of Hletorlcat and Archeological Beautlee. BUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO SA V E MONEY UN- I SAW her walking IN FRONT of n window This Frtnch Hotel Proprietor Surely P. A. Van Agnew, an attorney Went ths Limit In the Matterof Extortion. known over.th e entire «täte as hav­ ing few if any superiors, has decided "Many stories'‘are told," said Ool. tbchange his location from Jackson­ Elllston P, Masters st a Fort Sheri­ ville and will open early during the dan tea, "o f French extortions. But coming week a suits o f offices in Or­ the worst I have heard was related to lando. M r.r Vkn Agnew possesses a me by an army friend. host o f friends in this section o f Flor“ He went to a hotel In Paris with­ resident o f out making a bargnln about rates and ida, having been* long Kissimmee and there will bo a feeling dined altogether at restaurants with of satisfaction'that he will once more friends. "One evening, as he wns starting be so near his form er homo. Until out as usual, the proprietor accosted his fam ily shall remove from Jack­ him In the hall and Ifiqulred: sonville, at an early date, Mr. Vans " 'I hope yon'ro dining with us to­ Agnew will visit Kissim m ee’ .each night, monsieur!' * night,'making his home with .his “ 'No,' my friend answered, 'I have brother, E. , G„ Vans Agnew.— Kis­ an engagement.'. "The proprietor, with « despairing simmee Valley Gazette. gesture, exclaimed: "T t is an Insult to the establish­ Orconmrgarine output has shown a ment, monsieur, nuver to dine here.' largo volume for the. year past, ‘ ac­ "'N ot at all,' my friend answered, cording to thcsrecords o f the U. S. and thought no m ora -of the matter, Commissioners o f Internal Revenue. "Bot when he came to pay his ho­ Total production aa reported by sevi tel blU, although he had not eaten enty-three factories has been 391,271»,- any meals there, he found this Item: “ Tw elve dinners—350 \ francs.' 512 pounds, or an Increase o f 32,002,"'B ut I took no dinners here,' the 941 pounds over the production o f the guest protested to the proprietor; year previous. •you remarked about that to mo your­ self.' It is not enough to urge the farmer " T know you didn’t,' was the re­ to produce bigger crops, he-must un­ ply. ‘H ad-you . taken those dinners derstand tho tru evalúe o f what he tho price would only have been 250 grows through correct marketing. francs." "'A n d what are the extra hundred Regardless o f glutted ijiarkcts, good francs for?' ^tuff properly graded and packed will ‘"F o r the Insult, monsieur—for thp sell, as people must e a t Insult I '" . An PINEHURST D A IR Y — The 95 per cent Dairy. I THANK YOU, May Combine Languages It will be of Interest not only to students o f philology la general but to anyone who has wondered why Nor­ way, Denmark and Sweden wsfte so much time through having three differ­ ent Isnguagee to kuow that Adolf No­ rton, long professor o f philology at Upsala, haa started a. movement to bring tho three languages more cloeoly together: His task Is stupendous, but since he Is a philologist himself he. may usher In the day when a drama written by a Dane can be played In Stockholm without being translated. The Variously Valuable Shark. • 8barte-are* now prized for their skin by manufacturers o f sboee and leather articles. Special seines have been constructed with which to catch the mun-flsb, and as many as 200 a day have boon captured. One hide, says "Experimental Science, wlU pro­ duce 10 to 40 square feet of leather. The liver or the stark yields upon boiling with water a valuable ell, need In making glue; scap, paints sad medi­ cines.'' The meet is white, resembling halibut, and Is edlbffc. We invite the pubiic to inspect our Dairy at any time or any Hour— — Deliveries Twice Each Day. “ THE DAIRY at IS DIF- DtlVTdJtTDCJT A.IDV FERENT FROM OTHERS Ask the State Board o f Health Phone 367 IN A L L ITS PHASES Equipment arranged to go direct to an y part q f this terri tory on welding o f all kinds. EXPERIENCED MEN IN CHARGE OF A L L WORK OLD FORD GARAGE BUILDING W. FIRST STREET mr mmki’A • 4; � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 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/44be2d1c49baa522645aa3f4dad61fcd.pdf f3fcbd615d724a80f4876c1ba58c3283 PDF Text Text ----------- ------------------------------------ — ‘:*/r:îî.':^vàf m ;. N>.f^-.‘. M. .' ;', \ ,V- .■ \ . J .c _l.i •.-»'* I ,-r;r '.-V, « » ' ---- l«3x IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1921 COMMERCE Vdecide to get busy CHESTNUT HOT COST OF RENT IN CLEVELAND IS FUEL AND LIGHT DESTROYED, FIRE IS MUCH GREATEIR I MANY PEOPLE DEAD AND MANY II. C. L. STILL CLIMBING (FOR !NJURED\IK DISAS-. THE AVERAGE SIZED / TROUS FIRE. FAMILY SANFORD NOW AFFILIATED L WITH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION j CHAMBER OF COMMERCE i 0 ’CALUHAN WILL APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE WILL (By Tb« A»*otl»t*4 T rtu ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Expend­ WILSON ABLE TO WORK ' WILL MEAN MUCH TO T tíE CLEVELAND, Jan. 11.—Two men itures of the avearge American fam­ TWO POURS A DAY NOW LOCAL TRADE are dead from burns, egiht persons, ily for rent, fuel and light not only WITHOUT ANY FATIGUE including three women were injured resisted but ran counter during tho BODY when fire swept the Chestnut Hotel last six months of 1020 to tho general .r^ WASHINGTON, Jan. IL—Presi­ here last night. Several persons were tendency toward lower level of prices, dent Wilson Is now able to ’work two reported missing. The injured were it was shown today in figures com­ hours a day without fatigue, Rear hurt In Icnplqg from 'the second story piled by the .'department of labor’s _____ _ Admiral Cary T. Grayson, the preslwindows. Life nets were spread by NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COM« (By Th« Am «cU U 4 r r « n ) AND WITH EVERY COMMITTEE dent’s physician, said today, in dls- firemen but in the smoke nad dark­ bureau of labor statistics. MERCE WILL HAVE BEAUTI­ WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.- L o r d The figures m*nd epubllc cover ex­ A HOI DING MEETINGS THIS cussing his health. He added, how- ness several missed the nets. FUL HOME AT WASH­ penditures by average families in Mayor O’Callaghan of Cork, who a r­ WKEK CHAMBER IS ever, that tho president was not yet INGTON. only eight cities—Bnltlmire, Cleve­ rived as stowaway and in whose case BUSY. I ready for a full day's work. Those "out of employ" In Northern land, Chicago, Detroit, New York, state department refused to waive Referring to the visit yesterday of Formal notification has been re­ cities are informed there is work and The Sanford Chamber of Commerce | a specialist, Admiral Grayson said he rations plenty and to spare on Flori­ Philadelphia, Snn Fmnclsco, Oakland passport requirement, will / appear ceived today by Secretary Pcarman The oaniuru ------------ i " -r~ —------» ------------— - w and Seattle, but the wido territorial Thursday before commission Investi­ has adopted the slogan, "Sanford, the himself asked for the visit because da farms. .th a t the Sanford Chamber of Com­ range was accepted as giving the fig­ gating conditions in Ireland. City Substantial.” Heretofore JSan-1he wanted tho specialist’s opinion on I merce has been elected to membership County board aska for wider roads, — pile ability of the president to do the says the Tarpon Springs Leader. So ures more than local significance. ford has been •known aa the Celery in the Chamber of Commerce of tha The nverngo cost of living' In the City and its reputation ns a celery Iwork he was doing a t present United States. Affiliation w ith the .do the people. Then "let’s go” eight cities at the beginning of the producing center has long since been National Chamber gives the Sanford new year was 09.2 per cent over tho established. Chamber of Commerce a voice in the average cost^ In 1014, while at the The Chamber of Commerce feels activities and affairs of th a t con- _ end of last June it was 115.1 per cent. that the time has come to advertise stantly growing business roganixatioa : Using the 1914 cost as a base per­ its other resources antf fhe word which now numbers shoot fourteen centage Increased cost of the various "substantial” means more to the hundred commercial and trade orgaiw items making up the average family prospective Investor. An analysis of ixations. DANIELS ASKED TO GIVE DBF­ budget In th e.eight'C ities were Sanford will show that Its growth Closely following its election to tho INITE FIGURES REGARDING follows, In June nnd December: has been substantial, Its banks sub­ National Chamber the Snaford Cham­ WORLD OUTLOOK Food, June 110.0; December, 75.0. stantial and Its credits the same. Those |sporstm en of Seminole County f\. B. & A. REDUCTION ber of Commerce will appoint a Nat»* 1 BE EFFECTIVE FEB. 1st Clothing, Ju n o *191.3; December, 159.5. who have Invested hore In the piat lonal Councillor who will serve as a Realize that Game is (Br Th« JUmcUUS rmi) Housand, June 41.0; December, 40.5. know* that they have received sub­ Diminishing. (By n , Aim c UUA r m i ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 11,—The sub­ connecting link between the local or­ Fuel nnd light, June 57.0; December, stantial returns on their Investment. ganization and the National Chamber ATLANTA, Jan. 11.—The wage 79.0. Furniture and furnishings, ject of disarmament is expected to he a t Washington. Hereafter when poli­ Its future is assured by the sub- BETTER LAW IS NEEDED prominently in the minds of members conference which opened here today June 191.8; December, 181.0. stantial natural resources which It cies affecting business are under dieThe percentage Increase In the cost of congress this week. possesses and its agricultural devd- I Hunting Out of Season is Responsible between officials of the Atlanta, BlrImpetus to the discussion revolving cussion by the federal authorities, th e of living In tho eight cities over the opment 1» growing more substantial | . r«,. lerce .will Sanford Chamber of Commerce for *runi„Hnn Depletion „r of mingham A Atlantic Railway and 1014 cost were given as follows for around the general subject of reduc­ have a chance to express itself, inaeeach year. Game tion of sea power undoubtedly will be heads of railroad unIon* “ “*e * June and December, respectively: \ Sanford Is, without exception, a given by committee meetings. The much as one of the chief functions odt substantial town from a business Seminole county will protect tho close late today when President B. j PnUlmoTV. UAA ttnd 00. a ci chief of these meetings, according to tho Chamber of Commerce of the standpoint and the new slogan, "San­ fish and game If possible and will ask L. Bugg of the rallorad, stated that United States, is to voice the busiDctrolt| i 3fl and 118.6; New indications today, will be the session ford the City Substantial,” which has neighboring counties ¡to Join them tho financial situation makes it (Continucd on page 2 |_____ ^ been adopted by the Sanford Cham­ and also expects to assist in putting possible for the road to continue P » y -'York( 119o and 101.4; Philadelphia, today of the house naval affairs com­ ber of Commerce,' can take its place in several bills a t the next session of 4ng tho present scale of wages n n d ' u 3 5 and 100.7; Sen Francisco ant mittee, at which Secretary Daniels has been asked to give available gov­ the legislature looking to a better that the announced redurtlon will go 0akUnd( ofl Bnd 85tl and Seattle, ernment Information as to ,the naval . (Continued on paga 6) 1110.5 and- 04.1. -•.i protection of fish aftd game. At a nto effect February 1st. strength, present nnd projected the called meeting at tho court house last prlnclpnl powers of the world, a night there was a Urge crowd pres­ The henato foreign relations com­ ent of the men who like to hunt fot mittee *lso«piay consider disarma­ 'sport’s sake and who realize th at in ment as brought frovtSTd by pending n few years a t the present , rate of resolutions proposing disarmament ACTING SECRETARY SAYS PRO- Í promiscuous slaughter óf gamo out conferences. CLAMATION OF AUGU8T ^ of season there will be no game, Senator LaFollctte, Republican, of EIGHTH RULES judge Householder acted os chairman M Wisconsin, has given notice thnt he of tho meeting and Vance Douglass (B t T h I h h UIW PrM i) r. will call up in the senate today his CAMPERS 8AW MAN GET OUT OF CANNOT ESTIMATE LOSS WASHINGTON, Jnn. 11.—Dejlortas secretary and taking the present Judge Perknls, of DeLand, Too motion to reconsider the vote by AUTOMOBILE AND FOL­ BY FIRE DEPARTMENT III (o Preside at This game Inws section by section some COMMERCIAL BUILDING which the Poindexter raiboad anti­ ntion of lord mayor is requested by, j LOW IIIGEL Session. good changes were .suggested In tho strike bill was passed, December 1C. department of labor today by Acting ; time llm lt^ln tho m atter of license (Dr Th« A a m c UUS ri«»i) DRADENTOWN, Jan. II.—New The house will begin work today on Secretary Davis of the state d e p |liWASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Officials NOT VERY LARGE DOCKET tax and other matters that will servo evidence has come to Jlg h t in the tho legislative, executive and judicial ment. Davis quoted authority fq r still unable today to estimate loss to protect the fish nnd game oif Flor­ Hlgel murder caso which, if It does appropriation bill with the expecta­ acting proclamation issued' by , the ■ But Several Murder Cases Msy Take from fire In department of com­ ida. Hoh. F. P. Forster, the newly not lead to the fastening of the crime tion of getting It out of the wny by president August 8, 1018, designating1' Up lim e for Several merce building lost night which de­ the secretary of state as one J who ' elected ‘member of tho legislature upon the actual murderer of ll^rry Thursday. * Weeks stroyed mnny original records of Numerous committee hearings in­ shall decide whether all aliéné com­ L Hlgel, who was killed near his from Scmlnol« .'county, was present every census since the first In 1700, nnd ............. signified his home on Siesta key last Friday m om -.---- -T — Intention of sta-rdcluding those having to do with ta r­ ing under passport regulations be ad- 1 .Circuit Court opened this morning except thnt of last year. No dupli­ Ing, Is practically certain to prevent Ing back of any movement of his coniff, Immigration, submarine cables mitted or denied admission to , the cates of destroyed records, loss de­ at 10:00 o’clock with Judge Home of 1 the conviction for the murder of Rube stltuents. When tho matter of takand speculative grain tradnig, will country. Jasper presiding and States Attorney clared probably worst of its kind In Allyn, newspaper man, now In Jail Ing tho license tax th a t now goes to continue this week. • • WATERFRONT FIRE AT here charged with the crime. the schools ànd applying It jon the Dayld Shaltz (of Daytona in charge government history. FORT PIERCE BURNS Who were tho people In an automo- gamo warden’s salary came up Mr. of the state’s business. Judge .Perk­ OUT THREE CONCERNS bile who came up the main road on Forster said he was with the 'Tcld- ins has been 111 fo r some time rand was unsble to appear a t this session the island about 8:10 o’clock ;the «H«*" every «“ »«I dld not t*1,nk morning of Friday last, and were seen this mpney should be taken, from the of court much to the regTet of his FORT PIERCE, Jan. 11— F ire d e -, by two campers? schools and It w m the sense of tho friends and Governor Hardee ,sent stroyed the buildings occupied b y . Who was tho man who descended meeting th a t th l^ should not he done Judge Home to preside. Judge Home O'Brien’s, W alter Peterson and tha from the car and hurried to meet and a better way would be to divide has many friends hero and In other East Fish Exchange Company her« Hlgel, who was walking within plain the tax thus giving the schools more parts of the state nnd the interests last night and for an hour threatened view of the campers’ tent? than they were now receiving and of the stale and county will be In ablo NAVAL BALLOONISTS We Seem to Have n Plain Busi­ Sample's dock and fish house and th« BREAK CAMP TODAY The campers say they saw the car also have a fund fo r the better pro- hnnds under his Jurisdiction. Sheriff Gulf Refining Company’s dock and ness Mnn ns Our Next TO GET TO MATTICE ■rrivc, saw one man get out of it and tcction of game. It was also de­ C. M. Hand was also in chnrgc of his storage yards. With a strong north President walk over toward where Hlgel was elded to organize a branch here of pnrt of the court for the first time wind blowing when the fire started (Br TV« AuotUUd Pr»u) and that Hlgel did not appear at all the Nfttional Game Protective Asso- since his election nnd taking his office nt 7:00 o'clock, a spectacular bias«) MATTICE, Jnn. 11.—The thro«#) NO LIMELIGHT FOR HIM anxlous to Thoy say I elation and In many ways to get tho on the first of January. — » v meet i nvzzw this h u b man. m a il. u i u y nay was kindled and was not curbed untflr Tho selection of the grond Jury will American balloonists broke camp 20 that Higel wnlkcd nway, Into a patch co-operation of the other counties In miles north of here this morning nnd For Mr. Ilsrding and He Abhors nearly 0:00 o'clock when the of high weeds, nnd that the man fol­ the stato and to go to the legislature bo accomplished this afternoon and started on the Inst leg of their long fighters had It under control. Crowds and Dall Room lowed him, nnd thnt Hlgel had’ some­ with a hill thnt would protect the tho court will be ready to grind to­ mnrch back to civilization. If Ini goes It was still burning a t th a t hour, Stuff thing in his hand and was without a I game nnd would also suit the other morrow1morning on the larger cases. well tho party should arrive here by but Its progress had been stopped counties—one thnt would pn2s and bc- There were only a few cases on the nightfall. h at MARION, Jnn. 11— If President­ and only the blackened ruins of th«. Thc campers did not sec the two come a law. The meeting demon civil docket when court opened this elect Harding has his way the in­ three buildings were feeding tire mb* men meet, as the woods hid them strated thnt Seminole county sports- morning among them being the fol­ auguration will bo ns devoid of frllln dued flames. from view, and ns It was breakfast I men are beginning to realize that lowing: ns a frontier wedding. Having over­ Estimates on the loss occasioned Cates Crate Company vs. J. M. time, the campers -went into their Jdrastic action \is necessary to pre­ turned plans for the revival of the in­ by the three firms, which were com­ tent nnd when they finished breakfast servo the fish and game and under Dresner and IL B. Monroe, damage augural ball and the spectacular in­ plete, are not available today. * ' and came out the car had. disappeared, present conditions a few more years suit. augural parade he indicated todny D. Davis vs. R. B. Monroe nnd R. Iwill witness a déplétion of -fish nnd that as far ns ho consistently could H. Geiger, ’damage suit. • As a hint to Mr. Hryan it may be game In tho woods and streams of James H. Bryce vs. Atlantic Timhe would keep nwny from whatever this nnd other open counties unless crowds assembled in Washington fo r «aid, Constantine didn't make n single different laws are fram ed'and the berland Company, damage su it MORE TROUBLE SEEMS TO’HAVE thk event and make ti^c change of ad­ speech, and was given 98 per cent of citizens as a whole stand behind these Welsch Furniture Company vs. D. STARTED IN ASIAministration just ns matter of taking A. Caldwell & Sons, damage suit. ■ the Greek vote. laws and sec that they are obeyed. MINOR. executive offices under new manage­ ’Jacobs & Co. vs. O. P. Svropo Land ment. Company, damsge s u it (Br Th« AiwcUUd rr»M) ROME, Jnn. 11.—Fighting between There will be at least two murder WASHINGTON, Jan. 11— An­ REPORTS SAY PREMIER VERT cases to come before this session of the Turks and Grceka is reported In nouncement that a t the request of ILL AT MOSCOW; GERMAN the court and as there Is sn Impos­ the Mcndercs river reglno of AsiaPresident-elect Harding the Wash­ DOCTORS CALLED ing array of legti talent gathered Minor. Many wounded have arrived v 11 ington Inaugural committee cancelled here from this *nd\adJolnlng coun­ .in Smyrna, says the Greeks started ( B r Th« >A»»«ri«UA F i m O ties there will be some sharp tilts be­ the attack but the Turks broke the all plans for celebration;connection inauguration deceived with varying NEW YORK, Jan. 11— Lenin«, , J. tween them and much forensic dls- Greek lines in several places. emotions. Those who are opposed to Russian Bolshevik premier, is dang lels in testimony today beofre house play. _ reviving custom of making the occas­ LONDON, Jan. 11— The* Greek of­ ously III at Moscow according to WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—InUmn- naval affairs committee. ion a gala one, chiefly on account of fensive in Asia Minor, beginning of wirelézs today from Berlin •to th* ,A letter In going from Key West to tlonal agreement with all or practicexpense involved, expressed com­ which was reported yesterday, result­ Jewish News Bureau here. The mes­ « I j all nations which will guarantee Forty-eight new congressmen are the Klondike travels a total distance mendation, others while «ympatliixing ed important successes fo r Greeks, sage said three German specialist« end oi competition In navy building provided for In the bill now pending of 7,000 miles, yet It la carried the en­ with spirit which prompted Harding's weris enroute to Moscow fo r consul­ A presented/as only alternative to in the house, but Florida will not have tire distance by Uncle Sam for two according to communique of Green request showed disappointment The tation. Verification of the report general staff dated Sunday and re­ cents. It goes by railroad, ■teami'oat, building by the United States of a house leaders expressed view plans was sought from 8oriet representa­ ceived ‘by Greek general staff dated navy m powerful as England to one of the firty-elght. stage, horseback and dog sled und is for outdoor Inaugural ceremony a t tives in Berlin but he refused to c— Sunday and received by Greek lega­ “command respect and fear of the e ^ ita l probably be abandoned. firm or deny it. . * ««fly .u tejfo r* n “ r” < °rtV ^ tion here today. re st world” by Secretary of Navy Dan Office supplies a t the Herald. ON PR IN T IN G OF SOME­ THING GOOD FOR THE VISITORS SLOGAN ADOPTED DISARMAMENT > BEFORECONGRESS THIS WEEK PROTECTION OF GAME IS URGED AT MEETING IN COURT HOUSE LAST NIGHT NEW EVIDENCE MAY EXONERATE RUBE ALLYN CIRCUIT COURT OPENS THIS MORNING 1V1TH JUDGE HORNE IN CHAIR DEPORTATION OF LORD MAYOR IS REOUEST HARDING CUTS FRILLS AT INAUGURATION DAY, OVERTURNS BIG PLANS TURKS AND GREEKS ARE FIGHTING NOW . AGREEMENT BETWEEN ALL NATIONS IS • ONLY SOLUTION NAVY PROGRAM ^ ■ i S t o i l é â l M É i .1 g.f p. .... » . BOUS HEAD LENINE IS ILL CALLS DOCTORS �■ . .. THÇ SANFORD,DAILY HE ;• - V' . vt- • ; : - MONDAY. JA N l/A ^Y 10,191 By C. E. HOWARD lu ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR PROTECTION FOR FRUIT GROW EUS OF TUESTATE OF FLORIDA. Washington , Jan. 10.—Senator , Park Trammell, of Florida, Friday in- 1 troduccd in the senate an amendment 20 S, Rge. 32 E., 40 acres more or to the pending emergency tariff hill, less. The said land being assessed at to provide for an increase in the duty on oranges, grapefruit, shaddocks and the date of tho Issuance of such cer­ limes, similar to the increase propos­ tificato in tho name of J. H. Brice. ed in the pending bill on lemons. Sen­ Also Tax Certificate No. 186, dat­ ator Trammell In connection with his ed the 6th day of July, A. D. 1914, amendment stntcs th/.t he docs not has filed sold certificate In my of­ believe in the Republican iden of a fice, and has mado application 'fo r high protective tariff, but that it tax deed to Issue In accordance with would be very unfair to the people of his state for them to have to pny the Sheep nre coming into St. Lucie increased price on what they have to purchase outside of the Rtntc on ac­ county, experiments with them prov­ count of a high protective tariff nnd ing satisfactory. C. P. Plntt import­ on the other lmnd hnvo to sell the ed a few sheep Inst yenr to experi­ products produced in Florida without ment with, nnd wns so well* pleased the advanntgc in prico that may re­ with the returns that he has import­ sult from such protection. He states ed a carload and released them on the that with a Republican congress it is open range near his place west of inevitable thnt the policy of the pro­ Fcllsmcrc. He expets to run the tective tariff will prevail. If wc sheep on the range with his cattle are to have a high tariff Senator and so secure the foliage and grnsscs Trammell takes the position thnt the which the cattle do not ctn. This in­ products and industries of his state dustry is'attractin g considerable at­ should have a similar consideration tention and it is likely thut other ra t­ given by a Republican congress to the tle owners will follow the same plnn. products and the industries of other states. Tho pending emergency ta r­ At a good roads meeting held in iff bill provides for nn average on Cocoa recently an association was wheat from Urn to thrity cents per formed which is to be known as the bushel; on flour from forty-five cents per barrel to twenty per cent on the East Coast Good Roads Association, cost price; com is advanced from the and a committee of this association will call upon Governor Hardee and the officers of the state road department at Tallahassee somn time in January to find out if possible just what funds wll bo available for Enst BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS Coast roads. TO GIVE UP OUR PRESENT LOCATION TO THE MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK, THE NEW BANKING A N D TRUST COMPANY RE­ CENTLY ORGANIZED HERE. TO CI^OSE OUT THIS DEPARTMENT A T ONCE WE ARE MAK­ ING SLASHING REDUCTIONS ON ALL STA­ PLE A N D FANCY GROCERIES. YOU WILD HAVE TO PAY SPOT.CASH TO GET THESE REDUCTIONS—A L L CREDIT SALES WILL BE CHARGED USUAL PRICES. THIS IS YOtfR OPPORTUNITY—TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. YOU PAY CASH— YOU GET THIS REDUCTION IN PRICE—WE GIVE YOU PROMPT SERVICE AND DELIVER. IF YOU DO NOT PAY CASH YOU GET ALL TH ESE BUT THE REDUCED PRICES. TH E CITY MARKET WILL CONTINUE TO HANDLE EVERYTHING USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST CLASSMARKET AN D WE*LL BE LOCATED ONE DOOR NORTH OF OUR PRES­ ENT LOCATION. • /YOURS FOR A BIGGER, BRIGHTER AND BETTER SANFORD. WALTHALL & ESTRIDGE, Proprietors Phones II3-114 law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situat­ ed in Seminole county, Florida, towit: SW 1-4 of Sec. 16, Twp. 20 S., R. 32 E, 160 acres more or less. The said land being assessed a t the date of the.Issuance of such certificate in the name of R. D. VandeCarr. Also Tax Certificate No. 389, dat­ ed the 8rd day of July, A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate in my of­ fice, and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situat­ ed in Seminole County, Florida, tz>witi SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 of 8ec. 20, Twp. 21 S., R. 32 E , 10 acres more.or less. The said land be­ ing assessed U t the date of the issu­ ance of such certificate in the name of Unknown.1 * Also Tax Certificate No. 413, dat­ ed tho 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, has filed said certificate in my of­ fice, and has made application for We Guarantee All Battery Repairs Every Battery repair we make Is guaranteed for six months. We are able to do this because In repairing any make of'battery we are licensed to use patented features which hare made Vesta batteries famous. Sanford Balfeiv Service Co. For L A. HENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges tax deed to .issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: NE 1-4 (less SE 1-4) and NW 1-4, and SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 8, Twp. 20 8, Rge. 32 E , (leas W 1-2 of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4, and less W 12 acres of E l-2 of N W 1-4 of NW 1-4). The said land being assessed a t the date of the Issuance of such certRlcate in the name of J . H. Brice. Unless said certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law, tax deed will, Issue, thereon on tho 18th day qf January, A. D. 1921, . _ 1? Witness m y official signature end seal this the 18th day of December, A. D. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Gircalt Court, Seminole County, Fla. 'B y y. E. Douglass, D. C. 216-6U. Armstrong Tabic American Beauty Simplex Iron ..... Majestic Heaters Phone II Stoves. $15.00 Iron.....$10.00 .............$8.00 .....____$11.00 115 Magnolia Ave. 418 MAGNOLIA AVE. MAKER AND ALTERER OF LADIES’ CLOTHES PHONE 671 Wc make Bodies for Cars, Trucks and Everything OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . R EALCESTATE. SAN FO R D , FLA. WE WISH YOU a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR INSUREWITH may pass you by, by a w* and safe margin is our earn.>af tviah h ut n orm it US lO SUg* BALL EDICT! Hardware Co. AT THE HERALD. EACn... Welaka Block ' HpThe story herein Is made up largely restive and being, crowded by the g£rom data furnished by Mrs. J. N. "pale faces" began to practice -the wfaUncrv of Sanford, Seminole coun­ whiles of the Indian nature, raids of t y , formerly a part of Orange coun- depredation and "hair-lifting" of their .. k * » oppressors, finally culminating in the v* V ;■ _7Mrs. Whitncr evidences a great in­ Scmipole W ar of 1836. From the Foundation terest In the Indian lore of the earl- i Mrs. Whitncr states that about this 1ler days and has greut sympathy for time United States soldiers stationed “ The Noble Red Mon” and the forc­ at Camp Monroe, on Lake Monroe, ing him back at the sacrifice of his and feelingly remarks, "Can one im­ agine tho indignation and horror of natural home. Mrs. Whitncr rightfully says: the Indians at the sight of these fore­ "Whatever piide and enjoymep^ we runners of the army of their pur­ citizens of Orange county may Teel in suers entering the pathway of their her achievements, our sentiment can­ retreat and now they would claim not bo praiseworthy until we shall even this ‘Leaders rose, stimulated to greathave paused and paid our respect and of daring by slight honor to those of a generation ago, c r degree « s trace of.. won by their Christian faith and prac­ white blood in some of them and thus Q u a lity -S e rv ic e -P ric e tice, their sterling characteristics nnd these poor savages in their extremity ability to overcome primitive condi­ arose to the white man’s conception of tions and make possible within a life­ the loftiest heights of valor in defense Judge J. E. Andrews has been re­ of their wngwnms and hunting time the civilization we enjoy." elected to succeed himself ns a mem­ "There is n duty a privilege—sac­ grounds." ber of the board of supervisors of the As a m atter of fact, there seems to red and binding which devolves upon North St. Lucie River Drainage Dis­ the few who are left, who have per­ be some little confusion in the dates trict and the Inrgc holders expressed sonal rccolleotion of tho real pioneers of the Seminole War, for there were themselves well pleased with tho pro­ that can only be performed by our­ rally three outbreaks, the first be­ gress which has been made in the selves. The day is growing late and ing ns fa r back ns 1817, which was work of getting the drainage project we should arouse nnd prepare fr r use confined to operations between Gen. under way, at a meeting of the land whatever material there may be gath­ Jackson for the government and Osce­ owners of the drainage district held ered up. When the earliest of our ola for the Indians. in Fort Pierce recently. The second war concerned Orange country’s history shall have been evolved from the shadows of the pant county, for that was the one recorded we shall find that it is a part of a by Mrs. Whitner perhaps, thougrf Notice of Application for Tax Deed story of unsurpassed tragedy and ro­ there was still a later outbreak in Under Section S75 of the Gen­ mance; the story of the Seminole wars 1852, when Governor Brown placed in eral Statutes. the field n company of a hundred men of nearly n century ago." Notice is hereby given that D. D. Mrs. Whitncr calls to mind the under Gencrnl Hopkins, located at Daniel, purchaser of Tax Certificate places of interest based upon the In­ Mcllonvillc, now, the city of Sanfrod, No. 170, dated the 6th day of July, dian occupation, notably, as she stntcs A. D. 1914, has filed said certificate "prominently among them being the in my office, and has made applica­ military graveyards of two wars and ages out. All together there were tion for tax deed to Issue in accordwel-known localities where historic about forty thousand soldiers occu­ once with law. Said certificate emand otherwise prominent events have pied in these scvcrnl Seminole wars, bracca the following described prop­ occurred where the earlier scttlcmnts three hundred and seventy-five thou­ erty situated in Seminole County, wre made nnd where the dead were sand soldiers occupied-in these sever­ Florida ,to-wit: S IB acres o f . . SB al Seminole wars, three hundred and laid to rest." 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 11, Twp. 21 S., The Indians named the St. Johns seventy-five being killed, with many Rge. 81 E. The said land being as­ river, "Wclaka" and its banks w ere. wounded, Of course, Orange county sessed a t the data of the issuance of the favorite lodging places, as well as came in for but a portion of this car­ such certificate in the name of M r£ burial places of the various tribes. nage. * Of the Indians who were not sent L . G. Starimele. Also Tax Certificate No. 423, dat­ westward and those who were left ed tho 6th day. of July, A. D., 1915, alive In the state, perhaps two or three hundred were pushed down to the has filed said certificate in my of­ Everglades, where they now arc locat­ fice, and has made application for ed, peaceful and docile enough to aL tax deed io issue in accordance with most belie the stories of ferocity they law. Said certificate embraces tho following described property situ at­ were once accredited •with. Perhaps this story would not be ed in Seminole county, Florida, tocomplete without stating that the wit: NW 1-4 (less W 1-4) of Sec. Whltncrs were among tho later of 17, Twp. 20 S, Rgo. 32 E. 120 seres the early settlers of the country, Mr. M-L. The said land being assessed Whitncr, "Joe," as he was known to at the date of the issuance of such his friends, being very much intere*?-1certificate in the name of J . II. od in horticulture and agriculture. Hc '^T ce. at one time published a very useful j Al“0 Tl1* Certificate No. 412, datpamphlet on the soils, fertilizers, and cd the 6th day of July, A. D. 1916, agriculture of Florida and wns one of has filed said certificate in my office, the earliest to go into the cultivation ®nd has made application for tax o( celery. »1 one time the chief crop J M l ° *“ » • '» «eonUnce taw. . A. ’ . , . .. , , Said certificate embraces the followof thè Sanford gardeners. Besides, [ng dcscrlbcd pn)pcrty iltuatcd he served Orange county in the state Scm|nole County, Florida, to-wlt: NE legislature nnd wns n mnn of influ- 1-4 and N 1-2 of SE 1-4 and SW 1-4 cnee in the county and state. of SE 1-4 of Sec. 7, Twp. 20 S., Rge. SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work LOOK WELL TO YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. You Never Can TelU ,»******* �I.. mmm\». v i , u n; i-j; KATHRYN WILKBY, Editor SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR TOE WEEK. '.Tuesday— .Socinl Deportment of the Woman’s k . Q?ub gives bridge, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, hostens, at 3 o'clock. Wednesday— ' Literary and Music Department of • ’ * tho Woman’s Club. . Fortnightly Bridge Club with Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. ; Thursday— Every-wcok Bridge Club with Mrs. ' W. E. Watson. ' D. A. U. with Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. CU)b of Sapiord were irvyjted to, tea by.Mr«. Galloway to.meet her.guests. The porches and dining roopi .were decorated with yellow jasmine and rnamna, while A. profusion of red roses, the ciub flower, made a bow* cr of the living room. During the afternoon Miss Mablc Bowler and Mra.*A, R. Philips, accom­ panied by Mrs. R. R. Dens, entertain­ ed the guests beautifully with sever­ al vocal solos. Receiving with Mrs. Cjallowny were Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Morgan. The guests were met nt the door by Mrs. R. R. Deas nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Assisting in the living room were Mrs. E. F. Housholdor nnd Mrs. S. Puleston. In the dining room Mrs. W. E. Wotson nnd Mrs. A. P. Connelly poured tea nnd coffee nnd were assisted in caring for the gucsti by Mrs. E. F. Roumillnt, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. George Fox and Miss Wllkoy. ", About one hundred guests r.ailed during the nfternoon. j,Mra. John Mciach and Mrs. George Hoy entcrtnin,at bridge at the , hoipe of Mrs. Me|sch. T, N. T. with.Mrs. J. B. Lawton. ST. AGNES GUILD BookJovcrs Club with Mrs. L. I1. The St. Agnes Guild met nt the Hagan at 3 o’clock. home of Mrs. Archie Betts Monday Evening— D. A. R. meets at 8 o'clock in the nfternoon. Quite a good number of members Woman's Club, Miss Morrison, were present nnd plans were discuss­ hpstess. ed for a dance to be given this month „ENTERTAINED, FOR GUESTS* to pny for the new chureh.hymnnla. Always a charming hostess, Mrs,1 A delightful social hour followed E. M. Galloway entertained beautiful­ the business meeting nt which tl no ly Monday with a luncheon and tea sandwiches and ten were served. .for her guests, Mrs. W. S. Jennings, 0%Jacksonville, and Mrs. M. L. Stan- .MONDAY AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB. , For luncheon the dining room was The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club artsitically decorated in yellow Jns- met with Mrs. C. L. Britt nt her «mino and winter cosmos, using the home.on Palmetto avenue. „Colors orange nnd green ivhich are The rooms were tastefully decor­ tho colors.of ,the Florida Federation ated in roses nnd ferns. The prize ,of Women’s Clubs und all of the for high score, a hnnd painted cream .guests.were either a t present or.had and sugnr, wan won by Mrs. Claude served as officers of the State Fed­ Howard. eration. All the members of the club but one 1 The table hid a centerpiece of cos­ were present, Mrs. A. W. Leo being mos „and ferns with ^treaniers of the substitute. , preen from it to mark the places. At A delicious salad course was served . .each place were roses, which were,the after the, game. •J{favors. A most elaborate luncheon was Joe Marley, of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Grow. Coders were laid for , the following: Mr. Mnriey was a former resident of •Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. W. S. Jennings, Sanford. Mrs. M. L. Stanley, Mrs. W. F. Blockman, Mrs. Henry Wight and Mrs. W. I). A. R. L. Morgan. The 'Sallie Harrison Chapter, D. A. Between the hours of three nnd R. extends an Invitation to their four all the members of the Woman’s im.<eting Friday evening at eight k In th r V^pmtnX Club,.to ericrabcr of the D. A. R. who ara nford and who are not jnçm^or* of this chapter, PIPB ORGAN. CLUB The Pipe Organ Club of the First Baptist church pict Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. J. Taylor. The Indies worked industriously on chair back covers, as they planned the. work for the new year, and judging from those plans, 1021 bids fair to become the biggest nnd busiest in the history of the Club. Mention must be made of the fa­ mous company of harpists which the club will present some time in the month of February. An Easter Ba­ zaar will be held tho Friday before Easter, when cunning baskets of love­ ly eggs will be on sale. But the first real event of the New Year will be tho novel tea a t the home of Miss Martha Fox next Monday afternoon. Perhaps you have been used to a Country Club where you could entertain your .friends and thus pay n socinl obligation. Of course Sanford is going to have that club, but in tl)c meantime—just re­ member the Pipe Orgnn Club Tea, and reserve your tabic in advance. You’ll be delightfully entcrtnlned#nnd nlso be served ten nnd the daintiest nnd most delicious of pnndwiches. At the conclusion of an entertaining meeting Mrs. Taylor served hot chocolate nnd enkes. OI)I) FELLOWS INSTALL THEIR NÇW OFFICERS Officers of Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F, for the present term were installed Monday night by District Deputy Grand Muster Wilford Cline and staff from Orlando. They arc: Geo. W. Huff, N. G.; Lewis. Ward, V. G.; A. J, Loosing, sec­ retary; J. D. Doasey, treasurer.. Fol­ lowing a r e (the appointive officers of Sapford Lodge: J. E. Anderson, Warden; Sandy Sanstrom, conductor; James 0. Huff, chaplain; J. J. Roily, right supporter to N ./L ; W. W. Van Ness, left sup­ porter to N. G.; H. C. Waters, right supporter to V. G.; D. S. E. Star/, Iqft supporter to V. G.; Robt. Robin­ son, right scene supporter; .Robert TIPTONVllLE, Tenn., Jan. llU George H. Simpcan, captain, and Charles Fisher, pilot, of a hydroplane, mnking . a trip from Cincinnati to ar** believed to have been drown d when a plane, Uiought to be theirs, fell into tho Mlsaislsppl river Intis Sunday, according to reports reaching here. The plane, which was leased by a film company for distribution pur­ poses to . Ohio and Mississippi river towns, is reported to have left Cairo early Sunday morning. An hour after the piano passed ov­ er the town, negro farm laborers on a iplantation nearby came in with the story that there had been an explos­ ion on thp flying machine, and that tho plane had fallen blazing, into the river from a height of about 500 feet. Late Sunday night it was learned that the plane had not reached Carruthcrvilie, Mo., the next stop sched­ uled, and nrrangementa have been mnde to drag .the river nt the point where the negroes nay the plane sank. Cnpt. Simpson’s home is in Toron­ to, Cdnadn, and Fisher in from Dayton, O. According to a dispatch to The Times Thursday MIhs Mildred Kerr, assistant to Frank A. Cassidy of the Famous Plnyers-Lasky corporation, Cincinnati hendqunrtcrs, left. Cincin­ nati Thuradny, accoinpnnird by Capt. Simpson, pilot, nnd Mechanician Fish­ er in u Dnyton-Wright hydroplane, bound for Tampa and other southern points to deliver films enroutc.—Tam­ pa Times. CAPTAIN M’CONNELL IS DEAD AT DELAND HOME DELAND, Jan. 10.—Captain Geo, ^lcConncii, Unjtod States Navy, retlred, died here.today a t his home, In fils seventy-ninth year, lie leaves one son, Maj. George McConnell, now on his way from France. Tho body will be held pending his son’s arrival. Captain McConnell had been a resi­ dent of DcLnnd.ninc years, coming here from Eustis. He Apcnt many Lies In the direction of' Economy, Savipg Your Money, Depositing it In the Bank where it wil| draw interest apd keep you,in comfort in th edecllnlng years of your life. And a Bank Account makes you in­ dependent, gives you a standing in your community, gives you a chance tq develop the resources that lie at hand ready for the asking. All of these things are yoprs when you bring your money to us for a Savings Account. COME IN AND TALK IT ¡OVER. To the Citizens of Seminple 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 THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET nB L D IT IS TO BE DBYOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It is to embrace the products, official or private, of five coun­ ties Jn the best section of.the state. ** THAT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE A8K YOU—WILL YOU IIBI^PT Johnniekj. Jones’ remarkable United 8howa, bigger and better pill occupy 'our grounds from December to tho time of opening the Fair In order to get ready for. It. 1 W R. O'NEAL J. L. GILES , C. E. HOWARD President Treasurer ~~ Secretary Post Cards at the Herald office, lc. SANFORD NOW AFFILIATED WITH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad (alien for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged t o ' anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. WANTED—Team work. Inquire of FOR RBNT hi. Honson Shoe Shop. 189-GOtp fr’OR RENT—A Inrgo, well furnished room, suitable for two people. WANTED—Bright, capnble woman West First Street, or phone 406, to travel, Salary and expenses. Also one for Sanford nnd surrounding FOR RENT—Four or eight room territory'. Apply Cotes Crate Co. npartment nnd restaurant room be­ 236-tfe low. Apply 601 Palmetto Avc. CLERKS, (men, women) over 17, for 238-2tp Postal Mail Sorvice. 5130 month. FOR KENT—Cafe privilege. Semi- Examinations January. Experience hole Hotel. Apply B. W. Herndon. unnecessary. For free particulars, 238-tfc write. J. Leonard (former Civil Ser­ FOR RENT- Furnished houso on Snn vice Examiner), 359 Equitable Hide-. ford Heights, Phone 207-J1. F. Washington, D. C. 23S-2tp 237-3tp W. Grnynm. WANTED TO1BUY—2 FOR RENT—Furnished room, at 311 hand bleaching paper.— Park Avenue.» 238-tfc ' don, R. No. A, Box 198 FOR RE&T—Furnished bedroom and ktichcncttc, no children, 306 Elm. WANTED—Will buy second hand COPY OF A LETTER FROM SA LES M ANAGER W. A. RYAN 4 •,„ ,^ . Jacksonville, Fin., Dec. 20, 1920. All Ford Dealers: Several inquiries have recently come to us concerning the likelihood of another reduction in the price of our cars, nnd ns these inquiries no doubt emanate from prospective purchasers, we want to state ngain with greater emphasis that Ford cars nrc already being sold at a figure nctunlly below cost nnd for an indefinite period another reduction or chnnge in design is entirely out pf the question and’not' nt all contemplated. We believe the public will he fair enough to fully appreciate the frank­ ness of the above when they consider the extent of our recent price cut which was in fact the equivalent of several reductions in one, in our desire to contribute townrd satisfying their demands for lower living costs not­ withstanding our sacrifice in marketing our cars nt a loss until we are able to materially reduce present costs through lower material prices and great­ er manufacturing efficiency. While we hnve of course, mnde some pro­ gress in bringing down operating costs, we still hnve a long way to go be­ fore any thought can he given to further reductions in present car prices, so wo have no hesitancy in mnking these open statements to ncqunint you with the true situation. FURNISHED ROOMS—TWo furnish cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue. * 157tfc FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen or nice couple. Can have use of garage. Phone 23 for particulars. 206-tfc We expect you to protect ¿he interests of prospective buyers in your community by placing these facts before them. Yours truly, FORD MOTOR COMPANY, W. A. RYAN, Manager of Sales.' wny uo i nuy my paint and wall pa­ per at the best store? Because they carry, a complete line at vejry low pric­ es.—Sanford kPaint and Wall Paper Store, Wclaka Block. Phone 303. 238-3tc WANTED WANTED—By white Woman, house­ work in private family.—L. C., in care of Herald. 238-3tp WANTED—Position by boy over 16. Address J. K., care of Herald. 236-3tp Phone 331 • ---------i - flnt top desk if cheap! See H. U. Young & Co., Kenr 1st Nationnl Hunk. 239-ltp WANTED—Can use stenographer and typist for two hours evening*. See B. U. Young & Co., Rear Fint National Bank. / 239-ltp MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Green celery plants, WE BUY FURNITURE nnd house­ hold goods. What have you?—Pix­ rendy for setting. Sec Ivan H. ie Furniture Co., 321 Sanford Ave­ Rubow, Mecca Hammock. 239-tfc nue. 239*6tc Just received 4,000 rolls of wall pa­ per at tho Point Store. Phone 303, }Vith our dyeing process I con Wclnkn Bldg. 238-3tc new out of your old fnded cl —Poto the Tailor, Orlando, Fin. FOR SALE—-100,000 green top celery plants.—F. L. Greene, West Side. 232-tfc CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Ap­ ply at West Side Grocery. 230-tfc Right on the floor, with the Hamil­ FOR SALE—A Canoe, Inquire at ton Beach Electric'Carpet Washerthe Herald office. 224-tfc Cleans better than any other method. For estimate or demonstration, Ph°j|J| FOR SALE—100 ft. front, 117 ft. 560 or write ELECTRIC CARPET deep, lot iro n t on Palmetto avenue, WASHER, tR. A. 206. 238-6IP corner of 8th St. Nick Zernovan, Snnford. 222-26te You can therefore give assurance to prospective purchasers of Ford cars that now is their real opportunity to buy below cost nnd obtain deliv­ ery. Everyone is fomilinr with the heavy demand for Ford cars in the Spring and this year will be no exception, ns in spite of conditions, business is alr<*ady rapidly accumulating, so that many who desire Ford cars will be obliged to wait perhaps until mid-summer for delivery causing considerable inconvenience and possibly financial loss, particularly to commercial cus­ tomers. (Signed) •« vo. tt ____ ______ �‘ • •. Î-. * V A3^2/Ç . , \ ' ¿i*- * THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11,1921 PAGE TH R EE Owing to conditions existing in Coffetr market, it is impossible to offer Opcka Breakfast Coffee ns a regular one cent sale item. It is offered to you however, at a very low price and at practically a profit of lc a pound to the dealer. This is nn unusually good qual­ ity and consists of the finest blcds of Coffee that can be ob­ tained at anywhere near the price we offer it. SPECIAL PRICE, < yj THREE POUNDS Tor ................................................................... ....... $1.00 Nowhere in America except at the Rexall Store can cofli^ of such quality be purchased at this price. H O U SE H O LD REMEDIES . •»5c Biker’« Colil nnd Grippo.2 for 26c ’ Thirty Tablets in each-box. They Jo wonders in breaking up n cold. Always have some In the house nnd head off a bail cold ns soon a« It lUrts. 60c Biker’s Eyelo................. 2 for 61e A full 8-ounce Bottle. Very affi­ a n t and soothing for »M «Ye troubles. ' 35c Rexall Cherry Bark---- 2 for 36c Undoubtedly America’« best known »nd largest selling cough syrup. Pleasant to take too. J5c Rexall Analgesic Btilm....2 for 36c Very similnr to nn imported pre­ paration. Just the thing for all neu­ ralgic pains. 50c Milk Magnesia 12-OZ..-2 for 51c 11.35 Syr. Hypophosphltc« Comp. ...................... ................ 2 for $1.35 There Is no better Tonic known. W HAT A iY N l? F F IM T Q AT F ? *s a SIl*c wbere >ou bu>’ nn *lcm al the regular price— n I ln l IiJ vFIi Ij Ij I j I 1 1 O rtL L , then another item of the mime kind for Ic. As an il­ lustration: The standard price of Rexail Tooth Paste is 30c. You buy a tube at this price, and by paying lc more, or 31c, you get two tubes. Every nrtlcie in this sale Is n high class standard piece of merchandise, just the same as we sell you every day at a regular price and have sold you for years. U G5c Arbutus Complexion Cream__ ............................................ 2 for 6Ckr (An excellent Vanishing Cream> . Ilf,/ MED. SKIN SOAP BALLARDVALE JAM Produces u soft, creamy lather; Is rec­ ommended very highly nnd keeps the skin soft and healthy. If used once, you will not be without it in your home. Standard Price This Sale Twenty-five or. of delightful Jam, made from luscious, full bodied Concord grapes, grown in the famous New York District. 15 OZ. 25 OZ. 25c 2 for 26c .24 SPECIAL PRICE .37 REXALL TOILET SOAP 3 « SYM0NDS INN COCOA Made from the pure cocon beans. Un­ excelled In quality without any adultera­ tions. A splendid grade of hrad milled sopa. Does not become soft and wasteful. A dean fra­ grant nnd absolutely pure sonp. SALE PRICE, .18 HARMONY TOILET WATER 25c Soda Mint Tablets, Dottles of 100______ 2 for 26c 30c Jaynes Catarrhal Cream.2 for 31c Use this nnd brenthe freely. 35c Baby Laxative, Jaynes..2 for 35c You must be very careful what you give your baby. This is 1perfectly harmless, $1.50 30c Alkaline Antiseptic Solution.. .........................................2 for 31e Excellent for your nose and thront. 00c Rexall Kidney PH 1I....2 for 61c One Cake 15c Two Cukes 16c ASPIRIN TABLETS 35c Box Beef C u b e s ..______2 fo r 36c Efccial on Cenuine Imported Olive Oil, per bottle _________ ___ 21c 25c Formosa Oo­ 60c Violet Dulce Liquid Complex­ ion P ow der____________2 for (Tc Two colors—White and Flesh. long , Orange Pekoe, Mixed Black and $1.00 Bouquet Rameo Face Pow der ......................................... 2 for $1.01 Soft, delicate and pleasing to sdL Ju st admired by the ladies because it adheres to the skin. White, Flesh nnd Brunette. 35c Manicure Necessities...2 for Xtkr Six numbers, each essential, all tlnr result of careful study. Green. Special Price ..............................31c GUTH’S HONEY AND CREAM CARAMELS $1.00 Scptonc Hair Tonic__2 for $1JB1 This Hair Tonic contains Quintas; nnd It sure ’docs ’beautify koS strengthen the hair. A luscious sur­ prise awaits you. A full pound of rich caramels that melt in your mouth. The gift par excellence. Stondnrd Price 35c Rexall Almond Creamj.2 for 36c 50c Bouquet Ramec Talcum Pow­ der _____ __ ____ __ 2 for 51c The payment of $1 per can will vat insure finer quality or an equal quan­ tity of powder. This Sale 76c REXALL TOOTH PASTE TWO BOXES ONE BOX FACE POWDER The real perfect face powder, frr tfie three desired tints. Has all the qual­ ities Milady looks for In the higher priced pneknges. Try it and be con­ vinced. Standard Price This Sale These nre genuine Aspirin Tablets. Each containing 5 grains. Made by Americans in America. Packed 1 dozen in n^box, 2 dozen in n box, 100 in bottle. 100—$1.00, 2 for .......................$1.01 12s—20c, 2 for ........... .............. .21 HARMONY LIQUID SHAMPOO A very large cake, and an exceptional bargain. To those who like to use a ta r soap for the treatment of the hnir .wo can nssure that in this sonp they are obtaining whnt wo believe to be the finest cake of soap for the money, on the market. Be sure to try at tenflt a few cakes of this soap. Standard Price This Sale $1.00 Automobile Goggles.2 for $1.01 Assorted Colored Glasses. 11.50 Large Size Auto Goggles__ _ ..................................... .. for $1.51 60c Harmony Rolling Massage Cream _______________ 2 for ( l c 6-ounce jar. The best I cleanatac cream on the market. 30c Hiker’s Antiseptic Tooth Pow­ der .................. 2 for Sic Clcnns your teeth without scratcDring the enamel and, leaves a {pleas­ ant taste in your mouth. LIGGETTS 0PEK0 TEA $1.51 • ES 2 1 c C. PACKAGE. 2 PACKAGES 30c Carbolic Healing Snlvc..2 for 31c No medicine chest complete with­ out it. This Sale Special Price ...............................24c CASCADE ENVELOP! 20 KLENZ0 TAR SHAMPOOSOAP 50c Jaynes Children’s Cough Syrup ................................. . . . . 2 for 51c 75c Jaynes Nerve nnd Bone Lini­ ment ..............................2 for 76c This sure willlimber up those stiff JcdnU. Never blister*. Standard Price PEANUT BUTTER Beautiful pneknges of high grade toilet water each con­ taining the true odor of the flower whose nnme it bears. Violet, Lilac and Wistaria. StnndaH Price Sale Price One Buttle Two Bottles $1.00 Eczema Lotion, Jaynes ..................................... 2 for $1.01 Just the thing you hnvc been looking for. A wonderful vnlue of delightfully liquid sonp. Once used, nlwnys used. Standard Price. This Sale One bottle 2 for 26c 60c bottles O l e 2 FOR STATIONERY, SUNDRIES aiufc HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. A perfect dentifrice, nnteseptic and deodorant. Cleans nnd whitens the teeth. Comes out flat on the brush. 2Ce Cascade Linen Envelopes 2 for 2fc 60c .pound P n p o r..................2 for 61c 60c Lord Baltimore Linen Wrlbing Paper in Tints --------- 2 f io r d c 10c Pencil Erasers ................2’ fo r fTe $1.00 Hair Brushes...............2 for $ l.* l 15c Powder P u ffs..........- ......2 for. 16c 25c Klunzo Tnr Shampoo...... 2 for 26c 25c Rexnll Med. Soap ......... 2 for Mr* ’2r.u Phenol Lnxntive Tablets 2*.n»rZ7*Cc 30c, 2» for ...........’..........................31c --____ SYM0NDS INN FLAV­ ORING EXTRACT The highest grade the market affords. Two ounce bottles, 50c Vanilla, 2 for ............................. 51c COc Lemon, 2 for ................. ............. 51c MAXIMUM 2-QUART FOUN­ TAIN SYRINGE VIOLET DULCE VANISHING CREAM . MAXIMUM HOT WATER. BOTTLES This i» one of thu finest Syringes thnt can be manu­ factured. The quality is extra fine. This Syringe is guaranteed uguinHt imperfections in manufacture for one year, fine Syringe ’[wo Syringes Safe nnd very pleasant. Ju st the kind you need, it cleanses, beautifies nnd truly mnkes the skin like vel­ vet. It is one of the creams that help you retnin that youthful look. Standard price This Snle The largest selling bottle in the world. The p ru .r everywhere is $2.76% Full two-quart capacity. Guaran­ teed for one year. $2.75 ONE JARS Standard Price Now is the time to complete YOUR ivory set. Our ENTIRE STOCK of Ivory Goods Ls Included in this WON­ DERFUL SALE of Fancy Candle Sticks with Shades, Hair Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Hair Receivers, Pow­ der Puff Boxes, Manicure Pieces, Trays, etc. The b& t’ way Is for two ladles to buy together two brushes, the other two mirrors and so on and then exchange with each other. talcum POWDER .V^lightful prepara. . °n of the fin« Italian Talc, double pleJ nn'l Purified. Contains the comblnj of R0SC ■ * 1 (ADVERTISED ARTICLES ARE CASH AND DO NOT INCLUDE WAR TAX) >. DT) foUUU ..“ u t " Two Can. Prescription Druggists 51c . ■ Phone 325 Tbfr. Sfcji.* Two Bottles One Bottle TWO JARS «60. bouquet r a m e e 50c 60c Hiker’s Violet C erate..2 for S te You can use this all winter. A NFW W AV OF A n V F R T K I N i l Thls snle wns devcloPed b>* the United Drug Company ** I l L i f l T lxll U1 t\L J f L ilt IIO IITVI ns nn advertising plan. Rather than spend Inrge sums of money In other ways to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending It on this sale in per­ mitting us to sell you a full-size package of high standard merchandise for lc. It costs money to get new cus­ tomers, and the loss taken on this sale will be well spent if the goods please you. 50c Throat G argle.............. 2 for 51c Relieves with the first doae. 25c Rexall Com Solvent...2 for 26c a We recommend this above all others. 30c Jaynes Chnrconl Tablets 100« .............................. 2 for 31c Excellent for Dyspepsia. 30c Jaynes Healing Salve..2 for 31c Z ’c c™ TOILET REMEDIES NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY January 13th, l4th and 15th Sanford, Florida $2.76 CASCADE LINEN. One pound In i age. We Also I umh en­ velopes to match. I f Sc is true that the good taste of a person ¡» sxpressed by 'the '«guil­ ty of their Stationery-* .‘hen your taste will; bfc -•stabjiahed w ith y ra x friends. The texture and quality vt Ck.vcade Is known from the Coast to Coast. Standard Price 1 lb. 60c This S»lr 2 lbs. 61c �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11,1921 1» -' J ' * Did you ever contemplate virtues' of weeds. * I • I j r l l i j , . They are not easily destroyed In their growth and expansion. They fight hard and die game. If they cannot be master o f the field they will make their appearance in an humble way, here and there, among the crops and if you will let them live will choke out the existence of your crop, and cover the field. They accept what comes, and make^he best of every opportunity. We J, ‘HOLLY LILLA RD..Secretary -Treasurer cuss the weeds but still they grow. Let us make the best of every . WBEL _____ General Manager opportunity with the same persistence and determination as indi­ cated by the weed. A most excellent opportunity for growth and ROBERT J. HOLLY. Jr. expansion is offered by investing in SOUTHERN UTILITIES .Circulation Manager COMPANY’S 8 PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED fFbone IHeraJd Office. 148 o r'84, STOCK. This stock can be purchased for cosh or on the install­ M nitlali, I im Hilt Xmvi n intlM tln ment plan. There Is none better. have a chance to seo our city at Ita best'before they leave In the spring. Let us have light1 and plenty of It. Member of the Associated Presa Heaven knows we need It after all of those Hghtteas nights, meatless and heatless and iceless days and scatlcsa trousers, and seedless prunes and "Everybody.is getting busy, needless privations forced upon us by a brainless set of idiots in government time to make hay U right now/. employ at a dollar-less salary. M I mkI U Cltr Sf C«rrU» W e wish' the pseudo writers would JUDGE HORNE f a t us .alone. It Is funny the amount « f people -who think they can edit a We have a new circuit judge pre­ newspaper. siding over our circuit court at this session. Illness prevented the attend­ Rube Allyn makes no statement and ance of our own Judge Perkins and is editing his magazine from the Governor Hardee sent us Judge Horne ^aS- We reiterate that if Rube killed of Jasper, one of the best in the state, ^ ..m s n ’ho was justified. More editors one who is beloved by a large circle «rill kill a man before the season is of friends in Middle Florida and West Florida where he hns lived for so many years and one who is known fnr Secretary Pearman, of the Cham­ mid wide for his fairness, for his b e r o f Commerce, haa named Sanford, knowledge of law, for his business­ '"The City Substantial" and the name like methods, for his manner In expe­ is a. good one. Other cities arc diting cases and not allowing them to •“Beautiful," "Sunshine," "Paradise" hang over, for hin upright, manly and s a l many other pleasing things but Christian charnctor and the Herald ¿B this day and date the investor welcomes Judge Horne to our midst. w an ts something substantial, some­ May his stay be pleasant as one of thing; solid, something upon which he our fellow citizens, may his occupancy c a n bank his money and he has it. in of the bench be for the betterment of f l h “ City Substantial" and Sanford the community, may his decisions'be usaaliwi up to the title. guided by the pure American man­ hood that hns ever been the dominant Near Smyrna will probably orgunixe factor in his whole life and may the •* 9ZS/XX) corporation for the.purpose wheels of justice run smooth and frlc« £ building golf links. Only a few tionlcss while he sits in the judgment y e a rs ago, people went to New Smyr- sent. Our greetings, Judge. a a to «pend their time fishing and te n tin g . Some of the finest bird nnd d eer dogs ever brought to Florida CARPENTERS REDUCE WAGES $1.20 PER DAY stayed with their masters nt the pop­ u la r old ocean House, at that time In keeping with the times the Car­ n s by Captain Sams and wife. Times penters' Union of the city has a no­ w e changing.—DeLand News. tice in today's Star to the effect that Som a Chief broke into the office of beginning nt once the wages of the t t e Sanford Herald Inst week and union workers will be 85Mro per hour Xmnuf $60 in the safe belonging to which is a reduction of 15c per hour .the H erald .' What we want to know or $1.20 per day, which menns quite via iu w the Herald was nble to ttc- nn item both to the one working and ' cumulate that much money alt at one the one paying for the work. Whether 'tim e, and also advise the Herald to or not thin is the result of the reduc­ pick out the craziest man in town nn tion in lumber supplies or in the cost th e suspect, for that is the only kind of living o r lack of work, The Star th a t would waste the time on n news­ in unable to say. There is not quite ns much building now as earlier in the paper office.—Lakeland Star. You Are right, Lynn, and the more fall, but at the" same time there 9is lots m think about It the more we think of work and plenty of men to do it. 3 t w as a nut nnd wc know just about With this new ordre if a contractor is -who th a t nut was and unless he watch- employing 10 men per day it nieuns u <*s his 9step we will soon have him reduction in the pay roll of $12 on the day, which is a big item.—Lake­ land Star. > V. A. Van Valbenburg, of the State Automobile Association, sends out the inspiring news to all the papers that t e t e s seen Governor Hardee and that t t e governor says that there need be bo more worry about the road depurts u n t, that the Automobile AssociaA in can rest assured that all is well i«Bd Van assures us that ail Is well w d all of those who have been losing steep over the fact that nl! was ill can g* Luck to bed with the knowledge th at Van is on the job and that hereslber-uTl will be welt. All right, Van, .Ton have lifted an awful load from •our system ami we are gratified to le sra that all is well. 'Well, ju st ns we spoke about the White Way, the Woman’s Club nnd €¡<9 .Manager Rynn were going around the city* locating the White W ay poles and jt seems that our •dreams about the White Way arc now a b o rt t» come true. Manager Ryan MQpa th at the White Way will be in­ stalled at once as the Southern Utili­ tie s Co., hsve been delayed on the a t e and could not get their ship­ ments before. Now that everything is ready the White Way will he in­ stalled at once and our visitors will J iïro sh V o y o t a ò i o s * ! fr u it s S i 'S r o c o n e s H O e la k a C o ffo e ID oane TJurner 437 Ufrtm.kw MI6KIE SAYS * D C AV O , TtUkkAT SVOVA PAWTW» PVfOt* rTW <3Kuuv. iaculo*» o m o o t res* ) -nV a o ë « . VAB «AM« KOOKit> TO TV’ HOO-ât <iôVAt U -Owve VIMEMIMMÍltoü óu » m V .tuu GWÊ Tt "XW OMC6 O U tR , 4 r< w w -r a o r tijas t o « t cun*»*} o u . Ove.« TVA* COUMriTM j Aoo ovj e a io a c s Vi p&Mcc« ’*» à “n ___ _ Ancient a^d modern systems of safety are dcmotulr.(^ ¡ even today In the various appliance« which ,r ( uaed f„ ; the* protection of valuable*. Thla bank, we are proud to aay, la equipped moat modern and approved, burglar-proof aafe c lean Strength and M aster Construction. c o \w ô m *h < ô \* Insure adequate protection for your n ablea by becoming a depositor of this bank. TREMENDOUS INCREASE SHOWN IN REPORT OF RAIL FREIGHT TONNAGE WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Industry is achieving the long waited post war momentum it was indicated here today in railroad reports to the interstate commerce commission, showing rev­ enues and traffic volume for the first nind months of 1020. Railroad re­ ports are regarded as one of tha best of business barometers. Tremendous increases were shown by the report« in the freight ton­ nage, lrcight revenue and revenue per to ntnile ns compared with hte preced­ ing year. 'Commodity production has exper rienccd a big increase, the reports indicate, giving promise to an out­ pouring of goods and permanently lower prices Freight revenues increasing ap­ proximately <■17 per cent during the year while the revenue per ton mile wbb boosted 2 per cent. The in­ crease in the volume of freight was approximately 11 per cent. In ti|c first nine months of 1920, revenue tons of freight carried, including tons from connecting carriers, totaly ed 1,652,800,000 as compared with but, 1,493,100,000 in 1910. Freight revenue was reported as totaling $3,* 004,891,183 as compared with $2,563,*W,645 In 1019, while tye revenue per ton mile jumped from 98 0-10 cents in 19J9 to 98 9-10 cents in 1920. Passenger revenues showed an in­ crease of approximately seven per cent, the totnl for 1920 being $946,887,637, ns compared with $882,659,371 in 1910. The total number of revenue passengers parried In­ creased from 878,224,614 in 1910 to 037,006,459. » FLORIDA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS TO MEET IF -tur# Aiwt* CMOW1« iNWS »frtlF 1 Fa 9V/?-To 'f Sbl T Yü,iS?n d in F. P. FOSTER.. B. F. WHITNER S'CS/v!£• \ President Cashier CAPITAI................................. SURPLUS AND PROFITS TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 16, <920, Southbound Arrive 2:28 a.tn . Departí 2:40 m-m.' 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. m3:20 p. m. 7:46 p. m. Rafts'May Cress Pacific. F A M O U S JONES DAIRY Swedish lumbermen are on this coast Investigating tbs possibility of ratting lumber from British Columbia to Europe. Lumber rafts of lari« sire, called rafanutes, have been success­ fully towed from Sweden to Grest CHURN GOLD OLEO Britain, says the Scientific American. Pound ................. The Ocean ilafanut* Syndics!* pf London, England, has sent William Olsson of Stockholm, an experienced APALACHICOLA rafanute builder, here to Investigate tha possibility of adapting that method to British Columbia timber exports. The rafanutes ars made of sqo*** FRESH EACH DAY Umbers, Mr. Olsson, though'express­ ing nothing definite, believes that the tremendous limbers of the British Co­ lumbia forests will make possible the construction and successful operation of rafanutes far larger than the rafts now shipped out of fhe Baltic. Swedish structures carry 4.000,000 or 6,000,000 feet each. It Is proposed that the British Columbia^ rafts will contain 16,000.000 to 20.000.000 feet. . . . . 1:28 p. m. ___ 2:66 p. m. . . . . 7:30 p. m. North Bound Departs Arrive . . . . 1:48 a. m. 2:03 a. m ___ 11:46 a. m. 12:06 p, m. 2:66 p. m. ___ 2:36 p. ni. 4:06 p. m. ___ 4:00 m. ___ 10:00 p. m. Leesburg ^Branch Departs Arrive 7:30 a. m. 4.06 p. m. ___4:00 p.m. __ 11:66 a. m. Trilby Branch Departs Arrive 8:00 a. m. 3:26 p. m. ___6:30 p.m. As Good as the Best ___2:00 p.m. Dai’y Service Phone 66 Oviedo Braneh Departs Arrive ....11:00 a.m . BEAUTIFUL PpST CARDS AT THE HERALD, EA C H ... JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. II.—Pub- Dally, except Sunday, Ushers of dnlly newspapers of Floridn, members of the Daily Publishers' As­ sociation, will meet next Sundny, Jan. 16, in Jacksonville for what is expect­ KOKOMO, UNITED STATES ed to be the most important meeting AND MILLER TIRE8 held by the organization since its for­ nOWE RED TUBBS mation. While in Jacksonville, the members nnd their wives will be guests of the Floridn Metropolis nnd nn extensive program of entertain­ B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY ment between business sessions hns Sanford, Florida been arranged. . DETROIT MOTOR PLANTS SIMPLE REASON FOR THRIFT ARE RE-OPENING Its Practica Naoaaaary That Thars May Bt Margin of Production Over DETROIT, Jnn. 11.—Some further Consumption. slight improvement in the unemploy­ ment situation here wns looked for Is It not mere caddlshness for on> this week, with the re-opening of sev­ who can afford to buy and docs buy eral more smnll plants and resump­ silk skirts nnd silk stockings and tion of operations in piunts which automobile*, and who freely ndmlts curtailed that tie wastes money, hut who Justi­ huvu been forces. The Continental Motors Cor­ ces himself somewhat belligerently poration expected to reopen with u by saying that he can afford to wasta small force today. The Studcbnkcr money, anti Hint It la nobody's busi­ Corporation re-opened its local plant ness, to object to other people doing yesterday morning ns ddi coverai the same sort of thing only because ho thinks the other people cannot smaller factories. Announcement that afford the expenditures! Right down In our hearts we know that the con­ cern Is not nil with the ’"elfnre of those other people who nre wasting their money; It Is really n matter of Jealousy and of class distinction FLORIDA’S ELECTORAL based on « feeling that VOTE CASI’ MONDAY these peopleclothing— have committed social misdemeanors, ns when the cook du­ TALLAHASSEE,-dan. 11.—Florida plicated tier mistress' hat. And any presidential electors met in the gov­ one who preaches thrift to people oa ernor’s office yesterday. Churles E. the ground that they should not have Jones was elected president of the whut they «like for their money la electoral college, nnd Mnrtin Cara- elmply preaching nonsensical cant. bello, secretary* W, V. Knott wns la rosily preaching revolution. If, then, thrift has no virtue in It­ chosen ns messenger to deliver the self, person within the limits vote to the president of the senate. A of theIf every law Is entitled to spend whst copy of the certificate wns forwarded he can earn, nnd more than he can to Federal Judge Shepard, Pensacola, earn If he can get away with it, Is and one was mailed to the president of there any unmoral reason for thrift! the United Staten Senate. Governor The reason for thrift is plain. It Hardee and Judge J. R. Winfield of la not necessary to talk about moral­ A nice 7-room Houue the supreme court, apt with the col­ ity. It la simply that if we do not on Park Avenue, be­ have thrift we shall not mave a mar­ lege during its acssion. , tween Fifth and Sixth gin of production over consumption— Streets. that la, we shall not have capital. It The Wauchuln truckers arc reaping we do not have capital1we cannot hava another rich harvest. From 700 to progress, for we shall have no meana 900 crates of vegetables are leaving wherewith to make Improvement in ex­ there dally and the growers find isting facilities for production*. There ready sale for them at the shipping la thd danger of extravagance. And platform at attractive prices. Egg­ tt 1« a very real danger.—8amuel Crowplants are bringing $3.25 to $3.50; ther. In the North American Review. peppers, $3.00; beans, $2.50 to $3.00; ‘T H E REAL The Breakers, one of the finest ho­ cucumbers, $3.75; okra, $3.00, and ESTATE MAN squash, $1.76. It Is believed that tels of the Florida East Coast Hotel prices will now rapidly increase, for Company's system, has opened the the coid weather the past few days Palm Beach season. The Royal FolndoubUesa hit the truck fields north of ciann, in the same city, opens, Jan­ BEAUTIFUL PO^T CARDS there. uary 15th. AT THE HERALD. »A CH ... Lord’s Purity Water —1With— CONNELLY REAL ESTATE COMPANY S erv ice That Counts We have the S a le s Force, Location, Experience and Financial R esponsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va, Cor loi receivers a n d d istrib u to rs all k in d s FrtiK and Produte C onsignm ents Solicited Rtftrtncmw i F r o d u » R s p e rU r C o.. Haw York N a tio n a l « t a U and C it y Bank • [j onj /[bout Ut lo u ’ ua™ S.JL y o ü r P u re, Sweet,-Wholesome D elivered Fresh Every Day M ILLER’S BAKERY M A IN E GROWN Spalding and Rose Four and Red Bliss $4.50 10-PECK SACKS F. F. DUTTON, In c Sanford �THE BANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11,1921 In and A bou t PAGBF1VE Saopnary of lb* . Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged (or HeraldReadep Carlot Shipments from Entire Conn* try, Monday, Jan. tOth: Florida—Sanford Section ..... — 6 Florida—Onklnnd-W. <3. Section.... 4 Florida—Manatee section ........ 2 Californio—Southern /l>ist.............. 19 California—Imperial Volley 37 held No. 81 and No. 81 was the lucky number at the drawing for the firet free suit at our place Saturday night. This $50.00 suit was won by Mr. Fields absolutely free und some one will get one every Saturday night. . hero,for sovoral years and expects to apend the w inter in.and around San­ ford. . Up is receiving a waçm ^olcomc from hos many friends. — 9 The V13" Club held their régulas weekly luncheon a t tho Valdez Hotel Totol cars ___ ,u—..... ........... < today at noon, taking up many mat■ Destinations of Florida Shipments te n of interest to the members and New York ....... ................................." to the public a t large. Philadelphia ..... ............................ every minute. Somethin* d°in* Waycross ..........*...........V................. A. K. Clemmons has purchased the Thows this week Waters Pressing Club and will oper­ Potomac Ynrds ............ ................. Vfe «ill htve no robberies. ate the same under the name of tho Cincinnati ...»..... ............................ j i marbe no more Sanford Steam Presscry. \ Total, cars .................... ...... .11 n visitors were Diversions Filed Since Last Report law meeting in The Gleaners, Mrs. Puleston's class From Potomnc Yards: Out 7th: New at the Presbyterian church, wish to York 1 thank the many /ladies and all who donated to the recent(fpod sale held Total lettuce shipments from Judge Bert t » Florida this season to dntc (1* at tho Miller com tr last Saturday. Fish 4 Hul 10 inc.J cars .... .... ..................*...1458 tbTcitjr today sttci The ladles made $160 to send to the (Total lettuce shipments from ■ ., _. „ . Nenr East Relief fund. David Sholtz of Florida Inst season to same date S u trt A tto rn e y cars .... ........................................1208 mrtoM »nd Judge Home of Jasper Cleveland Jacobs of.ChuIuota has Shlpplnng Point Information, Jan. 10. S In the city attending the session SANFORD, FLA.: Cool, clear. j the circuit court " _ ----Iiaulings light. Demand good for good stock. Very little good stock Word hotel* ore filled with visavailable. Too few sales to establish tío» every dsy and every night now ¿al uve»! larger ones will be necd-i i« tike care of the people. TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM IMPQUTANT MARKETS This Morning's Joblbng Sales—Un­ less Otherwise Stated. The many friends of W. E. Scog("Jobbing Sales" means I. c. 1. sales gans arc glad to sec him in Sanford In largo lots by original receivers to uguln after spending the summer in Jobbers or other Urge buyers. Weath­ many of tho northern states where er reports a t 8 a. m. today, local timo) he was engaged in the buying and sell­ NEW YORK: 35 degrees, cloudy. ing of fruits and vegetables. The Lettuce—Calif. l,.FIn. 25 urrived. De­ Scoggana family have u^add Sanford mand and movement moderate, mar­ their home for many years during the ket steady. Fla.'s considerable ordi­ winter season nnd Mrs. Sctjggans and Miss Naomi arrived here last week nary condition, few wnsty, crates and and the family are receiving a warm 1 4 bu. hampers, heads, best $2.-$2.25, few $2.50. Condition «fair, $1.50welcome home. ,$1.75, poorer, low ns $1.00. Romaino —$1.00-$1.25, few $1.50, poorer, 75c. CaClif’s considerable ordinary condi- as yet joined our Clothing Club, do it now. New members are coming in all the time and we want you now. This club is becoming very popular and we have now enrolled in our Club men from every walk in life. No matter how “hard up” you might be or how wealthy you are— Golden SelfBIcachlng, in the rough, YOUNG MAN ILL best $1.76*$2, few 02.25, poorer low ns j $1.25. BALTIMORE: 38 degrees, partly cloudy. Fin. 2 nrrived. 3 broken enra track. Closing prices Mondny, open­ ing Tuesday: Demand und movement moderate, market steady, no change In prices. Florida's 1 4 bu. hnmpcrs, nnd crates, Big Boston, $1.50-02.00. Few $£.25. PHILADELPHIA: 37 degrees, prntly cloudy. Florida 0 arrived. 4 cars on track including broken. Demnnd nnd movement slow, market un­ settled. Florida's mostly ordinnry qulnity nnd condition, mostly show- LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH FOR SAFETY PARIS, Jnn. 11.—The secretary of tho League of Nations today Issued an official document entitled "The work accomplislyp] by the League of Nations during the first year of its existence, January 10, 1020, to Janunry 10, 1921," enumerating the vari­ ous questions settled or discussed by the league. It mentions first tho establishment of a permanent international court of Justice; second, the work accomplish­ ed in the limitation of armament, and third, the creation of an international commission to study of the blockade as an economic weapon. The three foregoing are mentioned ns "measures destined to prevent war." Under the heading "efforts at political concllllation" the document refers to the question of tho Aland Island, upon which the league com­ mission will report within three weeks. SKIRTS PRESSED FREE TOMORRO W As measures destine# to remedy the crisis the report says, the creation The Sanford Steam Prcasery, in ot nn economic nnd financial organorder to advertise the fnct that th e y , Gallon In accordance with the conhave started in business here, will elusions of the Brussel financial conpress one skirt for every indy in San- ; fercncc and tho organization of a ford free» tomorrow. Ju st call up transmit commission, were foremost 560 nnd they will catl for'your skirt, *» the lengue’s work, press It free nnd send it back to yo u .' Concerning humantarian measures, The Sanford prcasery is the succcs- the report goes on, thejeague elab- I. D. Martin, who arrived in the city from his old home in Connecti­ cut i few days ago, states thnt it has bees s »mirkably warm winter in kii native state. ,.Mr., Martin lived 99 98-100 PER CENT PURE 'VE RECEIVED LAST WEEK A CARLOAD OF LEXINGTONS, CON­ SISTING OF SPORTS, FIVE AND SEVEN PASSENGERS. , I SOLD IN SEMINOLE COUNTY EVERY LEXINGTON OWNER IS A BOOSTER AND WE WANT YOU TO BE NUMBERED AMONG OUR MANY SATISFIEp LEXINGTON OWNERS.. AND IF YOU.WILL ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION WE CAN PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU GET MORE FOR ŸOUR MONEY "HEN YOU BUY A LEXINGTON • "HEN BUYING A ÇAR— YOU WANT ONE THAT YOU KNOW YOU CAN GET SER VICE 113 Magnolia Avenue Telephone 311 n im P j l / l l f ¥/■ r U I iC i lU lL R IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM QF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. CONGREGATIONAL MEETING PINEHURST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. The nnnual meeting of the Con­ gregational church for the election of cers and transaction of Important business will bo held Wednesday night, January 12th, at 7:30, nt-the church. Let every member nnd friend interested In our work make arrangements to be present. PAUL C. DURHAM, Pastor. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt nny time or any Hour-;— Deliveries Twice Each Day. “THE DAIRV that IS DIF- P I N f i l l l T P C T T l A I R V FERENT FROM OTHERS” ^ U l M l U I l O 1 L l / i l l l I Phone 3C7 Ask the Slate Board of Health EQUIPMENT WITHOUT EXTRA COST TO Y O Ü .. IN ALL ITS PHASES CALL NOW .AND GET A DEMONSTRATION Equipment arranged to go direct to any part of this terri tory on welding of all kinds. EXPERIENCED MEN IN CHARGE OF ALL WORK DISTRIBUTORS Lovell Is one of the Sanford boys who has mnde good in his chosen pro­ fession and “ho Is among the top ndtcilerz in,the work cf electrical enginecring. His huny friends take great pride In his rapid promotion. OLD FORD GARAGE BUILDING \V. FIRST STREET � 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, January 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 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>, January 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/33ff13efe2d58385f70728c7f3a8eb0f.pdf ccc562fa2172b262b4b40632c27adfde PDF Text Text COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS ir ii I n o t p a r t i c i p a t e i n ' ' " f u r t h e r NEGOTI. a t io n s .. decline d isc u ssiti SAY THAT AMERICAN GOVr BRNMBNT WILL NOT DB REPRESENTED rut (nr Tk* A*»««UU4 T n u ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.- -The immediate withdrawal of the United State* from further par­ ticipation in the Council of Amb***ador* in Europe la reported M decided upon. The State. De­ partment decline* to dlacuaa the report but did say the A.r«rlean lOTcrnment will not be represent­ ed at the meeting of-the Prtcalers neat week at which France, and Great Ilrltaln will discuss the ways and mean* for.enforc­ ing the terms of the Versailles treaty. TAMPA AND MAÇON POPULATION FIGURES SHOW FIGURES OF WHITE AND BLACKS. . I Dr n * Am«cI«U<1 T n u ) , SERIOUS FIRE AT MAITLAND SUNDAY P. M. WILL GIVE H IM . SIX WEEKS AS INVESTIGATORS HAVE ASSE.MPRIVATE CITIZEN BE­ BLED AND PRELIMINARY FORE. MARCH 4th WORK BEGUN . (Dr T i l AtMcUUd rre ,* ) MARION, Jan. 10— With the re­ signation as senator on the desk of incoming governor of Ohio, Presl dent-elect Harding today -la looking forward to six weeks ms private citi­ zen before taking up responsibilities of the presidency. Resignation sent SEVERAL STORES WERE BURN­ yesterday. Another Democrat, Will-; ED TO TIIE GROUNDlam O. Sharp, ^former ambassador to HEAVY LOSS France, called Into conference today on plan for association of nations. Maitland was visited by a disas­ trous Are yesterday shortly afternoon when one of the frame store buildings across from tho postoffice caught Arc and before the Alamos could be extin­ guished seyeral ohter store buildings wore consumed. The Sanford Fire Dojfa^ment was called out as well as Orlandî^lbut Sanford atopped before «fitting,, tbflro.When. it was learned Looked for a T im e L ike Plat Could be A r­ th at the chemical engine would be ranged useless. As there Was no fire depart­ ment at Maitland nothing could be done to stay the flames and several B U T TRUCE IS NOW OVEI store buildings burned before the Arc could be stopped and the loss will run CONFERENCE BETWEEN LLOY1 into the thousands of dollars and on GEORGE AND REV. OTLANNIGAN DISCONTINUED account of tho high price of building materials the joss will be very serious' - (Br Tk« iiucuM*riMi) LONDON, Jan. 10.—Conference, to tho owners as the stocks of goods were also, ruined. It could not be between Rev. Michael O’Flannagan learned today who w erelho owners of acting president Sinn Fein, an<L. the stores or the exact loss but the mier Lloyd George with view sympathy of everyone goes out to bringing about peace in Ireland the unfortunate,ones who cannot have broken off and 'will not be resum all their. losses covered by insurance says Daily Mail. in these days of exorbitant prices. DEAD DAY IN THE SUPREME COURT O r Tk* Aw*cUUd f m i ) W ILL PUSH PLAN FOR A PRIMARY FOR PRESIDENT COTTON GINNED WESTERN UNION HEAD SAYS CANNOT LAND ' • • Our lady friend says she dislikes the dictionary’ because it spells words so different from what she docs. COMMISSION ON BOXING M EETS • IN N E W YORK WOULD CONTROL SPORT AND ALSO FIX THE PRICES ON SAME (B r Tk« Aim c Ii M F ra u ) NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Represent­ atives of seventeen states where box­ ing is legalized met here today to form national board of control over sport. One tentative rule calls for maximum^pricc of $15 for admission to championship bouts and $10 to con­ tests where no titles are at stoke. NAVAL BALLOONISjTS HAVE NOT ARRIVED IN CIVILIZATION AS YET WASHINGTON, Jan. } 1(V—This (Br i m AimcUUA F t*«»). . . . . was decision day in the supreme court • LONDON, Jan.. 10— Dr. Robert but no opinions were handed down. Jared Bliss Howard, noted authority Understood due to illness of Chief W A U C H U LA HIGH TRIM S CARLSTROM AVIATORS in medical world, died today. Justice Wh|te. Wl .WAUCnULA, Jon. 10— The CarlKISSIMMEE GETS E V E N strom TtMd aviator mset defeat at ths BREAK IN D O U B LE B IL L hands of Wauchuln High on the lo­ cal court Saturday night by a score WINTER PARK, Jan. 10— Rollins of 10 to 14. The game wns fast nnd College and O. II. S. staged a double hard fought from the beginning. Both header basketball gamo at Rollins on teams playing excellently on defense. Friday night, the Kissimmee boys los­ Although greatly outweighed the ing the frist contest, 39 to 15, while Wauchuln boys won by superior field the girl* evened the count by winning WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Senator generalship. ihe second, 15 to 10. Johnson, Republican of California, is­ This was the second game with the sued a statement yesterday forecast­ college team, and although the Kis- ing his intention to push forward his limmee girl* lost before, It wns only project for a federal presidential pri by one point. This gamo showed n niary law, but recognizing opposition UP TO JANUARY FIRST SHOWS gTfat improvement on the team-work to be met in the ejfort|' 11¿59,230 of the players, as they won by a "Progressivism has not passed; cer margin of five points. tain progressives have/’ Sen. Johnson WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Cotton said. 'T he limelight progressives ginned prior to January 1st were 11,­ who wc^e more interested in office 659,230 running bales, census bureau than in policies have wanted their hor rible past forgotten, and havo endeuv announced. ored to atone by out-regulating regu­ larity. But progressivism is yet en shrined in the hearts of millions. “Reaction is on today. We will re­ sist the assault all along tho line up­ CABLES IN CUBA'ON ACCOUNT on the direct primary. If this suc­ ceeds, there is little that exploiting OF STATE REPARTprivilege has to fear from public ofMENT 'ficials. Tho bitter,^concerted^ move­ A m erican L egion to P resen t a lBr Th» AtMcUUd F ra u ) ment against labor is the accompani M em orial To­ WASHINGTON, J a n .-10.—Charges ment of the endeavor to take from al{ day «hat the state department are making voters the right of nominating their threats against Cuban government to public servants. To prevent the elim­ TO ALL CONCERNED Prevent issuanco of permit for tho ination of the direct prlmray, and the «Mem Union cable landings on Is- destruction or modification of that THE DIFFERENT GOVERNMENT *m| made before senato committee which has added to the'common wel­ AGENCIES TAILED TO l*y President Carlton of the fare is work ahead for progressives, CO-OPERATE Western Union. and this work will be done by the (B r Tk« A m c U U d F n u ) rank and fiio without, nad if neces­ • WASHINGTON, Jan.* 10. — The CONVICTED OF MURDER sary, in spite of, progressivism’s for­ present system of rehabilitating dis­ mer lenders." abled veterans of the war is de­ GREENVILLE, S. C., Jan. 10— nounced by the American Legion as a At midnight Inst night the jury In WILL ATTEND WAGE 2* '«•'c of Hugh T. Brnmlott, REDUCTION CONFERENCE "failure" *which should be remedied by consolidating under a single head the arge,} with tho murder of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Lou McHugh, In MACON, Go., Jan. 0— All general three government agencies now en­ Jur.e. ii>|p( returned n verdict of chairman of railroad crafts In this gaged in that work. This charge and u •’* ^commendations to the territory left here today for Atlnnta, the remedial suggestion will be pre­ •uV J "• tbc cour*' This sentence j where they will enter a wage rcduc- sented by the legion tomorrow to President-elect «mutually calls for a sentence of itlon conference with It. L. Bugg, pres­ President • Wilson, e imprisonment. Notice of a mo- Ident of the Atlnnta, Birmingham & Harding and (o every member of llon for a new trial was given by *Atinntic Railroad, tomorrow. both houses of congress in a memorial counsel for the d#feni|e< j f thj . j 1Te_ directing attention to the “suffering, shameful neglect and injustice” which STUDENT IS MISSING ^ today nCC W,U probab,y ß P»Mthe legion asserts mark* the adminIteration'of the affairs of the war GREENVILLE, S. C., Jan., 10 Leaving Greenville on December 22d, veterans. " INS HUNDRED MILE TRIP Col. F. W. Galbraith, Jn., national presumably for his home at MaycsHANFORD, Calif. Jan. D— I r a 1ville, S. C., to spend the Christmas commander of the legion, will person­ his ___ competitors' mothor, ally deliver a copy of the memorial v,ho » ra ile d ____ _____, holidays with his widowed ... nll> mechanical troubles * forced Richard Furman, twenty-ono year old | to Senator Harding at Marlon where m IlV ° w,thdrawi w°n a 100-mlle ‘ student of Furman, University and j Colonel Galbraith has an appointment f r 1 "utomoblle race Here today member of the sophomore class, dis- to ¡discuss with tho president-elect Hrornr Hilton nnd Eddie' appeared and since that time has ¡the ’legion's, program for the dis­ thin • ^ ■ time was one hour,1given neither his mother nor his abled men. The legion asserts in tho memorial 0V y*°ne ro'nutes. The contest wns friends here any due ns to his where(Continued on page 2) 0Vcr * «remile earth track. ’abcuts. »• (Dr Tk« A»»»cl»U4 F n ii ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Initial stops in the investigation charges of profiteering in coal sales to the War Department were taken up todny by the Department of Justice. Investi­ gators assembled and preliminary work begun. PEACE IN IRELAND; IS FARTHER OFF TODAY CONFÈRENCE BROKEN OFF WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— The ne­ gro population of Macon, Gi., was re­ ported today as 23,091 and 209,000 whites. The negro population of Tam­ pa, Fla., is 11,520 and 40,057 whites. DECISION NOTED MEDICAL AUTHORITY PROFITEERING IN COAL SALES INVESTIGATED IN But Trappers A re N ot Alamcd Over th e S itu a ­ tion. PROGRESS IS NOW SLOW LIEUTENANT FARRELL HAS TO BE CARRIED ON SLED 1 (B r Tk* Aim c U M F ra u ) MATTICE, Jan. 10— No tidings today of ihe progress of three Amer­ ican naval balloonists cn route from Moose Factory. Continued absence of Information did not alarm trap­ pers. They said Americans and an Indian guide undoubtedly slowed up by established fact that Lieutenant Farrell had to be carried on sled ns his feet were badly frostbitten. The wcathcif today was unusually mild and It is expected thot the travelers may arrive' by nightfall.__________ FLEETWOOD’S PLACE ROBBED SATURDAY NIGHT PRICE OF LUMBER BEING M ADE B Y D EPA R T­ M ENT OF JU S ­ TIC E. GAINED ENTRANCE THROUGH AND REDUCTION IN LABOR AND PRICE OF RAW, MATERIAL TRANSOM AND WORKED IN INVESTIGATED SAME OI.D WAY * ’ (B r Tk* A »«cUt«4 F n u ) Second-story men in the city pre­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Exten­ sumably hangers-on with the shows sive investigation into activities of that have been here for the past week lumber manufacturers through their made their second or third haul Sat­ national and regional association are urday night by breaking into the being made by department of justice Fleetwood store on First street and with the assistance of the Federal even more public than the Cates rob­ trade commission. This la disclosed bery several nights before. The sec­ in n report sent congress by the ond-story men have given up resi­ commission in connection with in­ dences for the better picking af­ quiry conducted by senate on house forded by the stores and they gain and reconstruction. their entrance through the transoms in the stores on First street. This is WASHINGTON, Jnn. 10— Depart­ easy enough for they can keep an ment will determine whether there eye on the night policemen ns they has been violations of Sherman anti­ walk their beat nnd with the uid of trust act. Yellow pine industry of a confederate working together any the South is particularly to be looked store in any city can be easily worked into. Stated department's inquiry is nine times out of ten successfully.. not directly connected with building At Fleetwood’s Saturday night the Investigation in New York and Indi­ burglars made off with something cated it has been in progress some over $25 in cash from the cash time. drawer nnd two pistols valued at $56. Nothing else was touched and these burglars seemed to want the cash or something that could be easily con­ verted Into cash. Tho only private residence touched RECEIVES 24 VOTES IN OniO was the homo of Inring Estrldge on WHICH WERE BADLY NEEDED the Heights where It wns thought (B r Tk* i m d i M F t»»«) a man had gained entrance Into tho COLUMBUS, Jan. 10— Harding of­ house and his flashlight was seen and ficially received Ohio's twenty-four after a scorch by Mr. Estrldgo nnd votes in electoral college today when 'the officers who were summoned the Ohio presidential electors met hers to house wns-found to he clear of the cast them. Intruder’s presence nnd ns nothing wns disturbed it is thought he was HIGHWAY TRAFFIC senrod away before he could get any­ RECEIVES CONSIDERATION, thing. ORGANIZATION’S MEETING These nre the only two’ reported •for Saturday night nnd ns the shows (B r Tk« A**ocUU4 FrtM ) have nil gone it will be easier to take ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 10— Repres­ up the suspicious characters found entatives of twenty national organi­ lurking on the streets nnd ns they can zations are here for tho opening ses­ not claim to belong to any shows sion of a national conference on the they should bo taken and examined as highway traffic regulations. Tho con­ to what^ business ’ they "have here. ference will frame uniform code traf­ There are some of them left here now. fic laws and urge forty-two state leg­ islatures meeting this month to pass WILL INVESTIGATE . them. WHISKEY RETURNS PLAN FOR ASSISTING DISABLED SOLDIERS HAS BEEN A FAILURE » '• LUMBER MANUFACTURERS IN ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY Mistake was made in printing an issue of school bonds recently sold in Pal in Beach county (number of ju ­ dicial circuit misstated), nnd the Chi­ cago firm thnt bought the bond* de­ manded the return of $02,000. The School Board hnd npont tho money and will not make refund. DR. J. F. RAY AT THE BAPTIST TEMPLE TONIGHT Sanford ia indeed fortunnto to hnvo ns a visitor Dr. J. Franklin Ilay, of Jnpnn. He hns been a missionary tp thnt, country for sixteen years. On yesterday he spoke to Inrgo audienc­ es a t the Baptist Temple and delight­ ed all the hearers. Tonight he is to deliver a lecture on “A Trip Through Japan." In this lecture he will discuss many of tho questions now foremost in tho minds of the American people. . The school children ns well as all grown people should avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing this learned nnd experienced worker among the foreigners. He will also king some of tho Japanese songs, Remember the lecture is to be giv­ en a t 7:30. A free will offering will be taken. OHIO FOR HARDING GIVE OUT FIGURES LACROSSE, WIs., Jan. 10— An or­ der to investigate the number of pre­ scriptions for whiskey issued by local physicians was made by Judge K. M. HARDING’S PLURALITY WAS V 001,673 BY OFFICIAL . Landis, in Federal court here late COUNT. today. Judge Landis directed J. A. Simpson, prohibition enforcement of­ NEW YORK, Jon. 10— Interesting ficeri to inquire Into a reort that 1500 comparisons of the popular vote for such prescriptions had been filed at president in 1020 and 1916 are made one drug store here In five months. possibc by official figures of various state election canvassing boards, com­ MACHINE GUN COMPANY piled by The Associated Press and SENT TO STOP FIGHT BETWEEN TWO FACTIONS mnde public here Sunday. They show a total populnr vote of 26,759,708 for PINE BLUFF, Ark., Jnn. 10— A the candidate of seven parties as com­ detachment of the Pino Blulf machine pared with a total popular vote .01 gun company hns been sent to tho 18,515,340 for the candidates of five scene of a reported outbreak result­ parties in 1910. The returns from ing from n feud among white resi­ Tennessee alone are unofficial. Harding’s plurality over Cox was dents nt, Kinglqnd, Ark., thirty-two 7,001,703. Four years ago President miles southwest of here. In a street Wilson’s plurality over Charles Evans fight two men were snjd to hnvo been Hughes was 591,385, seriously wounded. . Dr. Aaron Watkins, noirlnce of tho According to telephone reports, lenders of the opposing factions met Prohibitionist, pftllcd a total vote of on n street of the little town this 187,470, a decrease fo '33,036 from the morning nnd engaged in n fifcht In party vote of 1916. But of a total of which two persons were seriously In­ more than half a million votes cast in North Carolina the "dry" candidate jured. Georgia • gave The trouble is reported to have received seventeen. started over thd arrest of two youths him eight. Greater New York, in­ accused of setting fire to a residence. cluding New York, Bronx, Kings, Members of both factions were pa­ Queens nnd Richmond counties, with trolling the streets early tonight, ac­ ¡a total vote of 1,276,768, polled 1,660 I“dry" ballots. ' cording to dispatches. The total vote polled by Parley The appenl for troops came from Acting Mnyor T. E. Mosley. Tho sol­ Christensen, Farmer-Labor nominee, diers were sent from Pine Bluff in was 252,435, all cast in eighteen states. Cox, the Socialist-Labor can­ motor lorries. didate, received 42,950 votes and Macauiey, nominee of the Single Tax TRAIN DERAILED; NO ONE INJURED party, 6,747. ‘ LEXINGTON, Ky., Jnn. 0— Three cars nnd the engine of the Royal Palm LEGISLATION FOR WOMEN Limited on the Southern Railway from Chicago to Jacksonville; Fla., ! COLUMBIA, S. C., Jan. 9— Legis­ wns derailed nt Dry Ridge, Ky., be­ lation fo r women made necessary by tween here nnd Cincinnati early to­ the ratjfication of the nineteenth dny. No one wns injured, it waa an­ amendment, will be one of the feat­ nounced at the railroad offices here, ures of the seventy-fourth annual ses­ and a second section picked up pas­ sion of the South Carolina general sengers and continued the trip. The .assembly, convening.. In Columbia a t cause of the wreck is unknown. !noon Tuesday. • I____ - __ mm ___ _ _ » • V �THE SA N FO R D DA ILY H E R A L D , SA T U R D A Y , JA N U A R Y 8 ,1 9 2 1 COLONEL D A N MORGAN SMITH, R E A R E D IN FLORIDA PA R TIC IPA N T IN EURO PEAN R A T T L E S, PRACTICED LA W IN SA V A N N A H , GEORGIA. INSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT WOULD LIMIT HOUSE IN FUTURE TO f»00 WASHINGTON, Jnn. 7.—The house census commitec ngreed yestefday to report to congress the Siegel bill fix­ ing the house membership nt 483 members. It also recommended n con­ stitutional amendment limiting the membership of future house sto 600. The basis for representation was fixed at one member for every 218,­ 079 inhabitants. Under ,this bill the states would gnin ns follows: Ala­ bama, 1; Arkansas, 1; California, 5; Connecticut, 1; Georgia, .1; Illinois, 8; Maryland, 1; Massachusetts, 2; Mich­ igan, 4; Minnesota, 1; New Jersey, 2; New Mexico, 4; North Carolina, 4; Ohio, 2; Oklahoma, 1; Oregon, 1; Pennsylvania, 4; South Carolina, 1; Tennessee, 1; Texas, 3; Virginia, 1; Washington, 1; West Virginia, 1, anu Wisconsin, 1. , No stnte would lose any repre­ sentation. The states would have representa­ tion as follows: Alabama, 11; Arizona, 1; Arkansas, 8; California, 1G; Colorado, 4; Ccnnectciut, G; Delaware, 1; Florida, 4; Georgia, 13; Idaho, 2; Illinois, 30; Indiana, 13; Iown, 11; Kansas, 8; Kentucky, 11; Louisiana, 8; Maine, 4; Maryland, 7; Massachusetts, 18; Michigan, 17; Minnesota, 11; Missis­ sippi, 8; Missouri, 1G; Montana, 2; Nebraksa, G; Nevada, 1; New Hamp­ shire, 2; New Jersey, 14; New Mexi­ co, 2; New York, 47; North Carolina, 12; North Dakota, 3; Ohio, 2G; Ok­ lahoma, 0; 'Oregon, 4; Pennsylvania, 40; Rhode Island, 3; South Carolina, 8; South Dakota, 3; Tennessee, 11; Texas, 21; Utah, 2; Vermont, 2; Vir­ ginia, 11; Washington, G; West Vir­ ginia, 7; Wisconsin, 12; Wyoming, 1. The bill provides that in case of any increase in the number of rep­ resentatives in nny state such addi­ tional representatives shall be elected at large until the state legislatures pass rcdistricting laws. Senator Penrose, chairman of the senate finance committee, announced that he would support the house emer­ gency tariff bill, although he hoped for certain modifications of rates. The senator's announcement was made at the conclusion of the first open hearings on the measure by his committee. In an informal state­ ment he said he desired to correct a misunderstanding which he said seemed to have gotten abroad con­ cerning the status of the so-called “emergency tariff.” He denied that there was nny difference of opinion among members on this mensure. The senator said there was an un­ tween the East with its manufacturwarranted impression of rivalry be­ ing industries, and the agricultural South and West as regards the emer­ gency bill. Eastern sections were in favor of adequate protection for the farming interests ns for any other in­ dustry, he said. li'i* ; • TO GIVE U P OUR PR E SE N T LOCATION TO T H E M ERCHANTS & P A R M E R S B A N K , T H E N E W BA NK IN G A N D TR UST COMPANY R E ­ CENTLY ORGANIZED H E R E. TO CLOSE OUT T H IS D E PA R TM E N T A T ONCE W E A R E MAK­ ING SLA SH IN G REDUCTIONS ON A LL ST A ­ PLE A N D FA N C Y GROCERIES. YOU W ILL H A V E TO PA Y SPOT CASH TO GET T H E SE REDUCTIONS— ALL CREDIT SA L E S W ILL "BE CHARGED U SU A L PRICES. T H IS IS YOUR O PPORTUNITY— 'TAKE A D V A N T A G E OF IT. YOU PA Y CASH— YOU GET T H IS REDUCTION IN PRICE— W E GIVE YOU PROMPT SER V IC E A N D D E L IV E R . IF YOU DO NOT PA Y CASH YOU GET A L L T H E SE BUT T H E R ED U C ED PR IC ES. T H E CITY M ARKET W ILL CO NTINUE TO H A N D L E EVERYTHING U SU A L L Y FO UN D IN A FIR ST C LASS M ARKET A N D W E’LL B E LOCATED O N E DOOR NORTH OF OUR P R E S ­ E N T LOCATION. . YOURS FOR A 'BIG G ER, BRIGHTER A N D B ET T E R SA N FO R D . Colonel Dan Morgan Smith, who is to lecture in Sanford is a Virginian by birth, practiced law in Georgia, left the South for Chicago where he be­ came the assistant attorney under James Hamilton Lewis, leader of the "Battalion of Death,” First Battalion 358, Infantry Ninetieth Division, A. E. F., during the late war will Bpcak at the First Methodist church at .7:30 o'clock January 12. He will tell of his experience in the war, especially of the famous St. Mihicl drive where his battalion, sur­ rounded by three German regiments, fought its way through and was giv­ en the name of the “Battalion of Death.” Colonel Smith possesses most unusu aitlacnts as a descriptive SOCIAL DEPARTMENT NOTICE The attention of the members of the social department is called to the meeting on Tuesday afternoon nt the Womnn’s Club, at which time a col­ lection will be taken for the benefit of the European Relief fund. There is no assessment, or is anyone under an obligation to contribute, this being absolutely a free-will offering to the cause, one of the strongest appeals ever made to humanity, the preserva­ tion of the lives of starving children. The foregoing notice applies to nil departments of tho Club, the collec­ tions to be taken to the Literature Music Department on Wednesday af­ ternoon, and at the Welfare depart­ ment meeting the Wednesday follow­ ing. The appeal came directly to the Woman's Club from the Jackhonvillc heudquarters of the European Relief Council, and at the business meeting pn Wednesday afternoon, it wns agreed that no specified sum should be requested but that each member give through her department ns her liberality suggests. & r* Rj f»1• if•' ' i l•lf;. 4.|!* i { ;j 1 ■? , speaker,’ a past grand master of elo­ quence. Scintillating with wit and interspersed with graphic pictures of «uch pathos and hqrror as to bring tears to the eyes, finally dramatic, with a commanding personality, plus a delivery that few platform speakers are possessed of, he will tell a story of such heroism on the part of the boys who lie beneath the white crosses in No Man’s Land, and those who lived to return, os those who stayed at home have not been able to imag­ ine. His address will bo shot through and through with the spirit of true Americanism. .Colonel Smith’s tour is under the uaspices of the Anti-Sa­ loon League of Florida. The admission will be free. then begin a “return the bottles cru­ sade nnd drive another nnil in the casket of old II. C. L.” Touching upon the farmer situation Mrs. Berry 6aid that the inrtners are trying to bring the prices of farm labor back to normalcy by n reason­ able reduction, tho result being that former high paid labor is leaving the farm. To meet the situation, the ne­ gro women arc going from house to house seeking employment and ask­ ing exhorbitant wages which in many instances is being paid. Is this fair to the men who arc trying to bring down the cost of labor commensurate with the prices paid for farm prod­ ucts at the present time or to the oth­ er people in moderate circumstances whose salaries do not advance but who have to meet the high prices all along the line? Again, let u4 co-opcrate with the farmer by paying a moderate, fair-price for house ser­ vants in proportion to our incomes.— Club Tress Reporter. * cording to Paul F. Myers, assistant commissioner of internal revenue, whose testimony before the house ap­ propriation committee wns made pub­ lic yesterday. Co-operating with the-farmer and Discussing the need of n big force dairyman” was the subject of n very nnd plenty of money with which to go after bootleggers, Mr. Myers declar­ practical and helpful talk nnd sugges­ ed it was n “tough proposition,” be­ tions mnde by Mrs. C. M. Berry nt cause they were dealing with the the Womnn’s Club nt its regular worst clement of crooks in the coun­ meeting, wns unintentionally omitted try. It was said in hearings hint the from the club report nnd is given in bureau would need about $7,000,000 brief below. Discussing the question for the next fiscnl yenr for prohibi­ of milk bottles, Mra. Berry stated, tion enforcement Members insisted “that the failure of housewives to see that with the deficiency to be taken that the empty bottles arc promptly care of later the amount would ex­ returned, is one of the biggest fac­ ceed $9,000,000. Commissioner Wil­ tors in the high milk prices which pre­ liams explained that the bureau wns vail and she urged the co-operation having difficulty in finding the right of the club women with the dairy­ type of men to go nfter the violators men which would work to the good of at the rate of pay offered and that the dairymen nnd the consumer also. they wero open to nil sorts of temp­ The failure to return bottles entails tation, particularly an to bribes. a hardship upon the dnirymen by ne­ “Some of them have fallen, nnd that cessitating the frequent purchase of was to be expected," he said. “ When them and naturally the consumer n man feels tho pinch of hunger, he must pay for their negligence by the is apt to go wrong.” high prices. Another phnsc of this Based on the figures of Sept. 30, situation brought to the attention of Williams said there were 438,000,000 this member by Mrs. Berry was the gallons of liquor of all sorts in gov­ fact that many housewives buy milk ernment warehouses and that it was from two dairies nnd frequently one being withdrawn nt the rnto of 4,000,­ dairy ;>rofits by the return of bdt000 gallons a month. * tics to the exclusion of the -other. The commissioner declined to ven­ Neither is this intentional on the part ture an opinion as to how long it of the housewives hut merely nn ov­ would be before the country wns ac- ersight-, which if rectified will be beneficial to both parties. "Let us W A L T H A L L & ESTRIDGE, Proprietors Phones 113-114 MUST PAY TRIBUTE TO ART Not In Admiration, But In Current Coin, Is ths Edict of ths Frsnch Authorities. Welaka Block President In Name Only. M. Mlllerand's election as President of France bring! to the fore a long dis­ cussed proposal to amend the consti­ tution of that country so as to make the President an Important force In the government Instead of restricting him, as at present, to the merely decorative functions of a titular ruler. M. Mlllerand has long advocated such a change, and has been elected on that platform, remarks the Living Age. The Socialists and radfeals pro­ fess to be alarmed by this new devel­ opment, alleging that it represents a reactionary drift toward a monarchy. 8ome color may have been given to this claim by the fact that the ultra conservative and royalist press of France hay been most enthusiastic for the change. , " It will be recalled that tho President of France Is not elected directly by the whole people, but by the 900 members of parliament. He does not, therefore, represent the Immediate will of the nation In the same way as the Ameri­ can President. Presumably an enlarge­ ment of tho powers of the President will carry with It a change In the method by which he la chosen. Santord Cash Grocery ■ .H • .-.'V i . • ‘nl *« After all these years of luxurious N E W FLORIDA Idleness ths Venus de Milo roust be­ Oft come a wage enrner. The authorities SY R U P , Gallon ............»tW of France have so decreed. And not only Venus, but Mona Lisa and all tho 15-lbs IRISH POTATOES, iOl other celebrities gathered In the Peck ....................... .............% mV Louvre, nnd In the Luxembourg and other galleries as well. For the flat has gone forth recently that hereafter CRISCO, those who have been accustomed to 6 pounds f o r ........ visit the museums of Parts day after day, finding their treasures free as air, must pay an admission fee. If M A X W ELL HOUSE you want to go to admire Venus In har C O FFEE, lb.......... crimson velvet seclusion yon must pty for the privilege. To be sure, she is worth any price, you must admit. And CREAM ERY BUTTER, when you go Into the Salon Carre of Pound .......................... the Louvre and stop to meditate about what tho enigmatical Mona Lisa Is meditating, you must pay for that, too. Not a separate admission for each de­ partment. No. they nre all banded to­ gether In one big union, ns It were, HISTORIC HOUSE IN MARKET nil those priceless treasures of each museum, nnd hereafter they will earn When Venus dc Milo submitted to Shakespeare. Hotel st Stratford-on- their keep. disarmament she had no iden the Avon Recently Put Up at Aucworld would make such a fuss over lion In London. The steamer Tuscan Star, from folowing her example.—Los Angeles O. H . STENSROM, Mgr. Hankow, China, bound for New York, Express, pnssed through the Panama Canal n few days ago with 6^00 tons of froz­ en eggs, or more than 11,000,000 dofcn. Europeans nre promoting the egg industry in Chinn, where labor is We make Bodies, for Cars, T rucks nnd Everythin? cheap nnd sending the product to highOUR WORK IS G U A R A N TE E D priced markets. • TH E HERALD S Office Supply Department has ju& céived a large and complet —no two boxes alike—and paper (or ca env f m �THE SÀNFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 10,1921 PAGE TWO .................................................................................. ....................................* * * * * * * * * I»LAN FO R A SSISTING u % 111 ✓ ^ 1 D ISA B L E D SOLDIERS H A S B E E N A FA IL U R E Since it i* evident that the matter KATHRYN WILKBY, Editor Fhono 4M RICHARD H. EDMONDS, EDITOR MANUFACTURERS RECORD, TELLS OF STATE'S ASSETS L CALENDAR FOR TH E WEEK. as to ,ve to mere legal pavle of these nents "Cood roads, Tin Can Tourists, Florida’s climate and Florida as a winter business home for the northern business man, were the main'topics in , an interview last night at the Tampa Bay hotel, with Richard H. Edmonds, well known editor of the Manufacturers Record, who, accom­ panied by Mrs. Edmonds, nnd her a are niece, Mrs. J. B. Jones, and (laughter? ¡tens Miss Mary A. Davenport, have been I and spending the past several days a t the ig of Tampa Bay. Mr. Edmonds has a nt of winter home at Daytona and the par■e is, ty motored down from the coast to fact enjoy the sight of the Cigar City, s are They will return to Daytona tomornd to row. hat a The greatest thing the state of have Florida has done for advancement and rest- towards creating the great tourist , and trade it has, said Mr. Edmonds, is the their ¡building of its good roads. Foe. its ens. size, proportion of nnd population, It have surpasses any state in the union in intis- this matter ar.«l has set an example its to lor the other states. Continuing in 1 fol- this vein fo thought Mr. Edmonds state of divided responsibility ana IV. J. mentioned that he had just returned wasted effort among the government oncy, from a motor trip to nnd an inspection agencies with which the problem rests, "In the rehabilitation o f'a disabled itntc, of the Tin Can tourist camp-site at man there are three needs—medical state, DcSoto Park. - The wny the people in treatment, vocational training and E. that camp arc enjoying camp life in financial support," the memorial pro­ ;hery the winter time, and nil seemingly j ceeds. "The government has recog­ thoroughly happy and contented, 1 nized the three needs but overlooks r, re- murks n most interesting phase of j the fact that they ore the stimultanelows: American life, was hfs opinion. There' , W. are practically nil types of people in j ous needs of one man, not of three dif­ »wnn, the camp, wealthy, weit off, and those j ferent men oH df ono man nt three rsons able to afford the drip South. It is an , diferent times." It makes three prob­ San- entirely new phase of tourist life and ( lems out of what really is one threein. P. one that will have material influence j pnrt problem. "Continuing this fnulty conception, upon the development o f the state. The fact that these people can come It has given the problem over to three to Florida and live outdoors during agencies: The Public Health Service the winter and the sort of life they for treatment, the Federal Board of can enjoy is giving the state a great Vocational Education for training and boost. This jwrsonal popularity and Bureau of W ar Risk Insurance for Each of these the personal talking of these people finnncinl support. throughout the sections of the union agencies Is on institution complete In from which they came, when they re­ itself. Each of these agencies Is an turn to their homes*in tbc spring, is institution compiete in itself. Each one of the most powerful advertise­ is administratively independent of the ments that the slate can receive. Mr. other two. All yb force o f circum­ Edmonds stated he walked through stances are exercising functions they the camp and was thoroughly cmaz­ were not intended to exercise. This ed at its cleanliness and with the spir­ presents an nmnzlng spectacle of ad­ it of friendship nnd contcntedness the ministrative chnos, duplication, wast­ ed energy and conflict which is the inhabitants showed. In mentioning his motor trip, Mr. key to the present condition. Edmonds paid Florida’s climate great "The result is the suffering of the ______ veteran, ______ Thousands are tribute, stating that it is one of the disabled greatest assets of any state in the waiting and have waited for nibnths Union, lie mentioned the spring-like for compensation for their injuries. went her of yesterday nnd compnred it Thousands have waited for months with the weather the businessmen of for an opportunity to re-establish the further northern cities had fo con­ themselves as self-sustaining mem­ tend with. "This kind of climate bers of society by vocational training. makes a man live longer and enables Thousands arc in need of hospitaliza­ him to work harder.” Here he men­ tion nnd the government has no hos­ tioned the fact that several years ago pital facilities nvnilnblo for them. lie came to Florida somewhat in bnd Sixteen thousand hods nrc needed health ns n result of his work. He bc- now. Hundreds of veterans arc tho cume better after some time in the objects of public and private* charity. state and established an office at Afflicted and penniless veterans have Daytona. He said: Keen driven to refuge in almshouses nnd jnils. Many have.died nnd if im­ mediate relief is not forthcoming more will die, • destitute, without p’roper mddicnl care, without compen­ sation with which to obtain It, nbandoned by the country they served. AH this Is attributed directly to the man­ ner in which the government has ad­ ministered the affairs of the disabled. Immediate relief nnd ultimate remedy of the condition is possible nnd im­ perative." Taking up the 'three government agencies dealing with the disabled men, the legion memorinl nsserts that the Bureau of War Risk Insurance had never accomplished its vital ob­ ject of making just nnd prompt nwnrtfs of compensation. It pointed out that the burden of proof wns on tho disabled innn who wns thus placed in the posltifin of a man injured in In­ dustry who must sue the company and that when he attempted this the only aid he could obtain was from cither the Red Cross, the legion, "or some private agency. ’ Mr». E. M. Galloway gives luncheon sind tea for her guests, Mrs. W. ' S. Jennings, of Jacksonville, and ‘Mrs. M. J. Stanley, of Daytona. Mrs. C. L. Britt entertains the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club. ’.T uesdaySocial Department of the Woman's - Club gives bridge, Mrs. W. J. . 'Thigpen, hostess, at 3 o’clock. Wednesday— Literary and Music Department of the Woman’s Club. Fortnightly Bridge Club with Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Thursday— ~ . Evrry-week Bridge Club with Mrs. W. E. Watson. D. A. U. with Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. Friday— Mrs. John Meisch nnd Mrs. George Hoy entertain nt bridge at the home of Mrs. Meisch. T. N. T. with Mrs. J. B. Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain mnd Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key motored to Daytona Saturday evening for din­ ner and the dance at the Clarendon Hotel. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hart leave to­ morrow to make their home in New Orleans. NEW MEDICAL USE FOR FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT An indication of the growing rega-d of the medical fraternity for grupefruit is found in n recent issue | of the Therapeutic Digest, n medical Journal. \ Tn speaking of the value of citric ; • acid in the treatment of nrtcrioBclerosis (hardening of the arteries) the editor of a department in thnt ijfj^urnnl recommends it highly, fu rth ­ er stnting, "grapefruit is also an cx, col lent article of diet connection with 'th e medical treatment." Ample Stocks (Continued from page one) that th# function of the three agencies which now deal with the soldlera who require their country** care, the Bu­ reau of . W ar Risk Insurance, the Fed­ eral Board for Vocational Education «hu and the United States Public Health Service, 'must be co-ordinated, their j «» machinery'decentralised and all th reef ,< placed under the common control." J| “To do this," the memorial »ays, j | "there must be a new law which shall •* OA/V/l place the unified organisation under a single administrative head." For J ) this new organization, the legion sales j * an appropriation sufficient to buy, <> equip and enlarge hospitals, suffi- \ \ cient to provide facilities for nil the J J men now under hospital treatment. «► Bills providing for this have been in- <* troduced ii^ both houses of congress J ’ at the bequest of the legion. J* It is announced that the legion has «» sent copies of ¿he memorial to 3000 ^, ,* legion speakers in al litotes who have | J J Lies in the direction of Economy. Saving Your Money, Depositing it ! A where it will draw interest and keep you in comfort in ", volunteered to endcavog to focus the ♦ in the Bank ll_ ,______ ____»!#_ 1_ J a_ t»_I. *____. makes you in< th edeclining years of» your life. And Bank Account attention of the nation on th esitua- X dependent, gires you a standing In your community, gives you j tion of the disabled men. £ The memorinl asserts that tho (j chance to develop the resources that lie at hand ready for the asking, All of these things are yours when you bring your money to us for a United States has been more liberal + COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. than any other nation in its provis- 4. Savings Account ions for the disabled soldiers, but that * it has failed in a large measure t o , * make these provisions available.:? Prompt Delivery Cotton Seed Meal . Nitrate Soda O astor Poi Kainit Our Prices Will Save You Money CHASE & COMPANY C7Xp Hoadto Success! To th e C itizens of Sem inole County LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE WE TELL ABOUT ' W niLE WE SING ABOUT The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 THIS IS TO BE THE VERY PINEST EXPOSITION YET HELD1T IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It la to embrace the products, official or private, of E tc coun­ ties In the best section of ths state. v TOATS YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE ASK YOU—WILL YOU nBLPT Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and better will occupy our groonds from December to the time of opening the Fair In order to get ready for f t W . R. O’NRAL J. L. GILES C. B. HOWARD President r Treasurer Secretary d e stin ed advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified ids charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit aecordingly, FOR RENT WANTED—Position by hoy over 1(L Address J. K., care of Herald. r u n U E N l—rour or eight tyoni 23«-3tp apartment and rcstnurunt room he-1 low. Apply (101 Palmetto Ave. WANTED—Bright, capnblc woman * 238-2tp to travel. Salary and oxpcnws. FOR RENT—Cafe privilege. Semi­ Also one for Sanford nnd surrounding nole Hotel. Apply B. W. Herndon. territory. Apply Cates Crate Co. •• * * 236-tfe ' • 238-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished house on San WANTED—To hear from owner of 5 ford Heights, Phone 207-J l. F, or 10 acre well equipped truck farm W. Graynni. 237-3tp —good home, good locution, in or near FOR RENT Furnished room, nt Jill Sanford, Box 22, Oviedo, Fin. 2364tp Park Avenue. 238-tfc CLERKS, (men, women) over 17, forFOR RENT—Furnished bcdVoom ami Postal Mail Service. $130 month. ktichenette, no children, 300 Elm. Examinations January. Experience 233-tfc unnecessary. For free particular», FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish write J. Leonard (former Civil Sef-J cd bed rooms Inquire 311 Park vice Examiner), 359 Equitable Hldg-, Avenue.______ ^_________ ' 157tfc Washington, D. C. 23Jv2tp FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen or WANTED TO B U Y -2 hand bleaching paper.— nice couple. Cnn have use of gnrage. don, R. No. A, Box 108 Phone 23 for particulars. 206-tfc FOR 1JENT—Furnished room. Ap­ ply nt Ileraid office. 22U-tfc MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Furnished front room, The Hupmohitc contract for Set»1* 503 Myrtle Ave, noie county)is open for the right dfdcr. For information see Pau! \V. Mc­ FOR SALE Kee, Orlando, Fin., 102 North Orangt Just received 4,000 rolls of wall paper nt the Point Store. Phone 303 With our dyeing process I can rots« Wclukn Bldg.''238-3Ìc new out of your old faded clothe». FOR SALIC— 100,000 green top celery —Pete the Tailor, Orlnndo, Hn. plants.—F. L .‘Greene, West Side. * _____________________ 232-tfc FOR SALE—Ford touripg car. Apply at ’VVeat Side Grocery. 230-tfc FOR SALE—A Canoe Inquire nt the Herald office. 224-tfc NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS MEET­ FOR SALE—100 ft. front, 117 ft. ING The annual meeting of the stock­ holders of the Osceola Cypress Com­ pany will be held nt the office of tho ■Tampa Trib- company a t Osceola in Seminole county on Thursday, January 20, 1021, a t 10:00 o’clock a. m. A 30-pound tuna -was among the P. J. FEITNER, Secretary. catch of a fishing party that charter­ ’237-2t Mon ed the yacht Tonguingui, Walter DEMAND MAKE PRICES IN Stark, master, for the week-end, the ANY COMMODITY ANYWHERE pnriy returning to M iuTaim shrdl u "Demand, after alt, is the thing party returning to Miumi Tuesday. thnt effects prices. $t is what you The Tnngulngui cruised ns far south or I or jomebody else will pay for as Long Key, and big cutchcs were lemons thut fixes the price of lem­ enjoyed by those on board, who in­ ons. It is what somebody will pay cluded Mr. and Mrs. Barnfleld and fo.- wheat thnt fixes the price of Mr. and Mrs. Gsrrettson. wheat. Why do I buy my paint nnd wall paper at the best store? Because they carry a complete line nt very low pric­ es.—Snnford Paint and Wnll Paper Store, Wei aka Block. Phone 303. 238-3tc WANTED WANTED—Team work. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-60tp WANTED—Position as grove fore­ man by mnn of experience. Can furnish best of reference. Address G. L. Tucker, Grandln, Pin. 233-fltp WANTED—By white woman. work in private family, care of Herald. - - - - - LOWS ATTENTION I <f*■ T _- ..* Ij Sanford Lodge, will be installed Mo* January 10th, by Grand Master J W J ff of Orlsndo. A expected. r U BOLLY, N- G- �P A G E ,T H E E * ■' - NOTHING CHARGED LASTS TEN DAYS Entire Stock Going at and Below Cost. No Fake, but a Real Holiest Reduction Sale at D. L. THRASHER’S Store , ___ h ?fl I i.-- ____ ! I __ FIRST--We are going to make some improvements in the interior of our store X.m m T£ -M1 * A►* ■ *■ * THIRD—We are going to make a change' in the character of merchandise carried FOURTH—A general Re-Adjustment Sale, preparatory to the arrival of spring ‘ stock and revised prices to the consumer 7 »¡Wi CWfVŸl O V »vc* »i >•*»»■ bnn > , UUHiK "*l I . * We invite you to come and investigate our* prices and judge .11," • 1 n. • . ’ whether or not the statement made in the above advertise• ment as to prices is true and honest. . . . . We Give a Few Examples Here of What We Call Reductions in Prices: $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 and $12 Ladies’ Shoes and Oxlords Now $4, $5, $5.50, $6.50 $12 Melt’s Shoes now $4 $5, $6, $7, $7.50 and $8.50 Children’s Shoes Reduced in Proportion * « Mer’s $6 and $7 Fur Hats now only $4.50 and $5.50 $2, $3,( $3.50 Ladies’ Silk tìóse at $1.50, $2, $2.50 Men’s and Boys’ Collars, Hose, Shirts, Underwear and*»»,.•.................. Dress Pants at a Big - * Reduction in Price. . Lisle Hose for Ladies and i .i i . i i \ . • 1 Children in like proportion Ten Days Only— Come Early . �.. - -- - . ■ “- THE SA N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , M ONDAY, J À N Ù A R y 1 0 /1 9 2 1 P A G E FO UR SANFORD DAILY m ake, h im se lf positive, d ecisiv e and forcefu l by stren g th en in g th ese com m endable qualities. The person w ho ach ieves dares to reach out. H e knows If he focSea ahead w ith courage, grit and determ nldtion, h e will nccomplinh Infinitely m ore In a life tim e than the fellow w h o is sa tisfied to creep along oyer-cautious and afraid ÊU J. HOLLY ______________B ütor o f his own sh a d o w . A good opportunity to forge ahead is offered jff, I. LILLARD--Secratary-Treasurer by in v estin g In SOUTHERN IJTIL1T1ES COMPANY’S 8 PE R m . A. N R lt/m ____ General Manager C E N T C UM ULATIVE PRIOR PR E FE R R E D STOCK. ’This Stock ROBERT J . HOLLY, Jr. can be purchased for cash or on the Installm ent plan. T here is Circulation Manager none better. IPhone Herald Office 148 or 64, DON’T BLOCK PROGRESS It is rather surprising to rend that the “Florida Sheriff’s Association will make an effort to have the new Member of the Associated Press law (abolishing fees) declared uncon­ stitutional.” The new law went into effect January 1 st Almost every state that prides itself 'Everything is celery in Sanford, on Its modem methods of running Its business has abolished the fee sys­ C reai improvements arc content tem. The Federal government long -plated. Get in the game. ago abolished any fees for payment of duty performed or service rendered. Municipalities pay flat salaries, or are getting to that under modem muni­ cipal forma of government. Why the state should continue a practice' and custom which was adopted at a time when population was sparse and busi­ ness scarce, Is beyond the comprehen­ sion of thinkers. The sheriffs, the clerics of court, tax collectors and a few others have long enjoyed the highest emoluments of office to be found in the state. The sheriffs of the larger Florida coun­ ties, the tax collectors, the clerks of court, and some others, have been receiving for their administrative work recompense from the people far in excess of that paid by any state to its governor The legislature of Florida was wise in putting al Istate and county offi­ cials on a salary basis. There Is no reason why adequate salaries can not be provided in these cases; there is every reason why they should no longer be allowed emoluments in ex­ cess of the highest offlclsls o f . the state. The sheriff’s association will lose out in its fight. The legislature of Florida haa a clear right to regulate H fe of advertising the city and our such things, and there is nowhere a resources, building those houses that i constitutional provision that a sheriff, A n badly needed, looking after th e ' a tax collector, or any other official comfort of our guests, and going in shall be paid the excessive sums some fo r those, things that will moke Sun-. 0f them ravo been drnwln under the jford a better city. j Dj j fashioned antiquated fee system. -----------°----- -----: —Tampa Tribune. AN EDITOR’S COMMONBENSE VIEW OF THE SITUATION m : □up I . The prevailing low price of grape­ fruit nnd oranges causes some wise ones to stand on the street comers nnd prophesy that groves will be n drug on the market nnd the whole en­ terprise of cjtrus culture a failure. Allow us to suggest that such argu­ ■ B p -' ment is Illogical and foolish. Twenty Iffr ■fit*j*■ bnnks failed in one state within a week, including a Federal bank. Ooe# that prove that the banking business is a failure nnd bank stock a poor in­ vestment? Whent is*not bringing/« price that will pay present cost of production—does thnt argue that the THE BEST PLACE vast wljentfields of the country are not to be utilized? Corn is being burned for fuel in Kansas—docs that «rfalch is the best place in Flofidn in mean thnt wc arc to have no more •which to locate. There is no one best f00ti for 0ur hogs nnd cattle and that 3thue except us it exists in the minds we are to bo denied the convdodgcr ■off ih e people and many men have for our dinner. The nvorqge mcr.lrtony minds. That so many do con- chant find» thnt his goods nre forced •rider thnt they live in the one beat to sell nt u loss under thi strnnBltory « nd yet themselves live in so change in economic conditions—does xnxny different localities ns a whole, j that menn that we are to have no Wo were once visiting n section of j more merchants ? Rnw hides thnt sold .N o rth .Florida and our guide was very for forty cents a pound a year ago arc enthusiastic about the merits of the now worth five cents—shall we quit -eurrounding country. “You know," «kinning cnttlcand wearing shoes? m DIP THE STEMS IN BOILING WATER 3*rQsh V ayetablos i |k . B r I'Cfe’.--' J |Ljt- . iHk fr u its < ♦ ? Ancient and modern systems of safety are demoutrtted even today in the various appliances which are used for the prelection of valuables. , « o M c a w v K ÿ e s » t w ***« « • s en RSMMM* vr ‘aou viù -tôvjv* f<aow£Wu«tf:,aur uovi 'boot J I NWt VJAFtSt « u t U K t t -rt) \ O SAD t u ' W iR ta o ' / This bank, we are proud to say, la equipped with most modern and approved, burglar-proof safe of Me lean Strength and Maater Construction. Insure adequate protection for your money and raj* ablea by becoming a depositor of this bank. CHILDREN ATTACKED RY EAGLE IN TAM PA As llttli* Evelyn GIck trudged along Nebraska avenue last evening about dusk with her young brother and lit­ tle dog, a big bald eagle swooped out of the sky and attacked them. The scene of the unvsual incident was near Cayuga avenue nnd D. G. Hook­ er of No. 816*Cayuga avenue, hearing the screams of the little girl rushed out of his bqme nad learned the source of the trouble. - He then se­ cured a gun and, after several min­ utes sernch, located the eagle roost­ ing on the limbs of a nearby tree. He shot the .bird and upon measuring it, found It mesaured six feet from tip of wing to tip of wing. Evelyn Is said ot be the daughter, of s recent arrival in the city from the north, who lives in that neighbor­ hood. She is about six years old, while her brother is several years younger. As fnr as could be learned last nighf she wns not injured and Mr. Hooker stated that after he had thought of the Incident was of the opinion the eagle was after the dog. He stated he had the eagle a t . his home and while it was n large bird, it was undoubtedly very young. While thore have been several eagles killed In this section, none, as far as could be learned last night, had ever attacked anyone. Some years ago a bald specie wns found fa a tree north of the city nnd was shot down, but it had not attacked anyone. The incident is unusual and it is of the general opinion that the bird was af­ ter the dog rather than the little girl, —Tampa Tribune, GASPERILLA CARNIVAL TAMPA, Jon. 10.—The Gaspcrilia Carnival, most widely known of all features of the South Florldn Fnir, the dnte of which is Fcbruory 3 to 12, is to be held on a more brilliant ncnlc than ever before, the pre-war spirit having returned to cosmopolitan Tnmpn, thereby guaranteeing brilliant pa­ geants and social events. Ye Mystic Krcwe of Gasparilla arrives from GospnriUn Isle Monday, February 7, nnd the annual coronntion ball of the pirnticnl organization will be held the folowlng evening. Frldny, February 4, haa been des­ ignated ns "Children’s Day" of the fair period, and all children, whether Floridians or visitors, will be admit­ ted to the grounds without charge. Other special days named so fa r arc "Governor’s Day,” “Hotury Day," “Mexico Day," "Shrinera* Dny" and “Tampa Dny." Railroads and steamship lines will grant the usual low round trip rules, with spccin! selling dates from all points in Flrolda. Preparations have been completed for housihg nnd feed­ ing unusual crowds. Prcaldent-elcct Warren G. Hard­ ing, who will spend a part of the winter in Florida, has bene invited to attend the fair, and os he is a person­ al friend of and has served in the Ohio senate with K. G. Brofcin, presi­ dent of the Fair Association, he is ex­ pected to accept the invitation." Lord’s Purity W ater As Good u ibe Best Phone 66 F. P. FOSTER.. B. F. WHITNER President Cashier CAPITAL ....... SURPLUS AND PROFITS A delegation from the Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, including F. A. Bryan, C. E. Rickard, Capt. F. M. Wertz, W. C. Kyle and B. A. Cromartie accuinjiunled by J. B. Jeffries of Miami, went, to Palm Bench to con­ fer with a committee frqoi the West Palm Bench Chamber of Commence about a road, to be built jointly t far Broward County and Palm Beacn County from Lauderdale to Lake Okeechobee. TRAIN SCHEDULE Corrected on November 16, 1020, Southbound . Arrive 2:86 a. pi. Departa 2:46«. m. 8:40 a.m . 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:45 p. m. Notice of Application for Tax Deed finder. Section 575 of the Gen­ eral Statate«. Notice is hereby given th a t T. W. Lawton, purchaser of Tax Certificata No. 2356, dated the 5th day of No­ vember, A. D. 1895, has filed said certificata in my office, and has made application for tax deed to is­ sue in accordance with law. Said certificata embraces the following dascribed property si lusted in Seminolo county, Florida, to-wit: W 3-d of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and NE 1-4 of 8W 1-4 of SW 1-4, and S 1-8 of NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 Sec. 14, Twp. 21 S., Rge. 31 E , (loss W 1-2 of E 1-8 of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4). Tha said land being assessed a t the date of the issuance of such certificate In the name of Geo. Fox. Unlesa said cer­ tificate shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 18th d a jro f January, A. D. 1981. Witness my official signature end seal this the 13th day of- December A. D. 1920. (SEAL) E{ A. DOUGLASS, Cleric County Court, ^ Semlrftle County, Fla. 215-6tc. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. FA M O U S JONES DAIRY CH U R N GOLD OLEO Pound ......................... APALACHICOLA F R E S H EACH DAY ___ 1:28 p.m. . . . . . 2:55 p.m. ____7:30 p.m. North Bound One 5-room house, close in, on brick s tr e e t, good location, house Departa Arrivo in good condition, $3,000.00, If 2:03 a. m. ____1:48 a.m. sold in n e x t 10 days. Terms ar­ 12:05 p.m. ____11:45 a.m . ranged to su it purchaser. 2:55 p. m. . . . . . 2:35 p.m. 4:05 p. m. ____4:00 p. m. ____10:00 p. m. Leesburg Branch — W ith— Arrive Departa C O N N ELLY REAL ESTATE ____ 7:30 a. m. BEAUTIFUL PC8T CARDS. COMPANY 4.05 p.m. AT THE HERALD. BACH..1 _____ 4:00 p. m. ____11:55 a.m . Trilby Branch Departa Arrive 8:00 a.m . W e h a v e t h e S a l e s F o r c e , L o c a tio n , E x p e rie n c e and 3:25 p.m. ___ 6:30 p. m. F in a n c ia l R e s p o n s ib ility ___ ? “'O p. m. r .ledo Branch Arrive Departs ___ 11:00 a. m. Service That Counts Daily, except Sunday. Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary S*treet Richmond, Va. a’’, Car lot receive™ gnd distributors ail kinds Fruit and Produce C ontlgnm cuts Solicited' Rtfirtnc*1 1 ^ ProduM Napartar C * . New York National «lato snd Oily Bank ¿ . y o . a , [}, A a * io u r D an* -rtoou, Pure, S.weet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKÈRY Seed Potatoes M A IN E G R O W ÌÌ A nice 7*room House on Park A venue, be­ tw een F ifth and Sixth S treets. Srocon‘os ‘S Volaka Coffe -* i \* \Uk»*VJB. AXOWOf O.VC VM tU O O Y then put the flowers in vases of w at­ er, and not a single flower or leaf wilted. They were aa fresh and gay on Friday of the next week as they were when brought into the house,* except that some of the red pedala had begun to drop, and the green leaves were curling a little. They looked so fresh and gay that I hated to discard them even then, I had tried dipping the stems in hot parafine but the flowers wilted in an hour or two. It seems that the hollow stem must be left unsealed, but the part from which the 'milk' runs-must be closed."—Tampa Tribune. Dally Service \ / u « « M v tW » ,O A J* to * \ ) / VON) FANH W W W » *S KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLBR TIRES nO W E RED TUBBS * Jsea n e U u rn er 497 tt/èÌKiàm SOtiUtmr $ $ f •T H E R E A L É ST A T E MAN F. DUTTON, Inc % B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY 9 Sanford, Florida Sanford BBAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT TTIE HERALD. __________ _______ ______-, . �. * T H E 8 A N F 0 B P D A IL Y H E R A L D . M O N D AY . J A N U A R Y 1 0 ,1 9 2 1 Y o iiiiH iiH «!«' MeaÜ«a«f 11*11*« I“ B*1 p o rto n a l !(•■ . $( lai#«« ln an ■ P A G E F IV E ; lt t t t M * M M I M H m m H M M M >M M I U H M I H W m W f t I >M >• I I I 0 M M M M #~ « • • <• . . i Sommar? ai Ib* Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for HeraM Readers Carlo! Shipment* from Entire Coun try. Saturday, and Sunday. WEEK’S WEATHER Florida—Sanford Section ....____ 1 Florida—Oakland-W. G. Section .... f Florida—Manatee section______ 5J California—Southern District ____ 45 nd East Gulf States: GcnerO. P. Swope of Oviedo wks in the California—Imperial Valley ..... If r .„d normal Irmparalura. cttjr today on tualnea. and calllny on r ________________ hia many friends. Mr. Swope aside Total —.________ _____ 12 WEATHER REPORT from being a heavy investor in Oviedo Destinations of Floridi Shipments, _____ property and lands la also a big prop* Saturday and Sunday Florid*— Fair tonight and erty owner in Sanford. New York ...... — ............ ...... 1 Cooler in south and cen- -------Cincinnati Hon tonight Frost north M** Home of Jasper will be here Boston Warmer Tuesday. f°r the next two or three weeks .Waycrots ____ Jersey Cily Potomac Yards Savannah ___ amusements last week. Chicago ----Philadelphia ..... have had enough carnivals for L- G. Loveless has opened an ace* W ashington__ J Z | tyiene welding shop in the old Ford Buffalo 1 u ?ra _____ ¡garage on West First street and Will Pittsburgh The cold weather is making a fine' make a specialty of ail kinds of ace* Baltimore of celery a"d ,etluce* , ty,cne Wc,dinK- Sc* h,s »dvertiseP _____ |ment In the Daily Herald. Macon .... Beginald Holly has purchased a -------Louisville aetr Ford truck for his vegetable Charley Gnno and Mrs. Gano were kuinras. Edward Higgins is turn* the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. jag them out about ns fast as he can J. Holly yesterday and in the lite r ­ a l them. ,noon were taken for n ride by Mr. From Potomac Yards: Out 4th: -------and Mrs. E. F.^Lane. The Ganos have New York 1. Out 5th: New York 2. There are all kinds of fakirs com- many friends here who are always Out Cth: N. Y. 2.' ing to Florida and Sanford is bound gtad to . see them. Charley is the Total lettuce shipments from to get some of them. Watch them premier minstrel of Coburn’s* MinFiroida this season to date (1*0 and be careful how you sign your »trels. . -. Inc,), ear* --------- .... - ....... 1447 nane to any kind of paper. .-------Total leltcce shipments from ’ M. E. Dossey,.of Plant City, will Florida last season to same return home one day this week great­ ly improved in health after taking Shipping Point Information, Jan. 8th several treatm ents of the Energizer. SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear. Upon his arrival here he could not Hauling* light. Demand good for Mrs. C. P. Standing of Henderson- sTep over the curb and his son now vüle, N. C. ,is the guest of Mrs. A, states th at he has a hard time keep* good stock. Good stock scarce. Too T. Honetter at her home on Mag­ ing up with him in walking and that few sales to establish market. nolia avenue. he is stronger in every part of hia Eau Gallie is to have a’ long-need­ body and is ready to take up his work ed new school house. The county again. Sir. Dossey was paralyzed in school board met recently to canvass both legs some few months ago. the votes in the $40,000 bond elec­ AfterTpaite a pcriqH of service it is tion. Only three votes opposed the demonstrated That the electric rail­ bond issue; 41 favored it. Many Sanford people visited the way system operating between Miami Fort Pierce did a good thing when EtUe city of Maitland yesterday when and the bench, across the causeway, the fire was In progress down there is a success in every detail. Patron­ it secured a camp ground. It is pop­ that destroyed several stores and age of the cars has laready demon­ ular and the visitors are fine people. houses. strated the fact that they are supply­ Many of them are getting acquainted ing a need in this congested com­ with the county and town and some Circuit court meetg tomorrow munity, and the moonlight rides arc of them have already annuonced their attention of becoming citizens. Homing with Judge. Home of Jasper pronounced delightful. held N o. 81 and N o. 81 was th e lucky num ber at the draw ing fo r th e fir s t free s u it at o tr p lace Saturday night. T h is 950.00 su it w as w on by Mr. Fields absolutely fr e e and so m e one will g e t one every' Saturday night. ns y e t join ed our C lothing Club, do it now . N ew members all th e tim e and w e w ant you now. This club is becom ing ve we have now enrolled in our Club men from ev e r y walk in if how "hard up" you m igh t be or how w ea lth y you are— in Florida have established free auto camps for touring parties this winter, many of them providing electric lights andj»ewerage and other conveniences and while they may not receive aa much from this class as they do from the hotel guests, they have come to a realization of the fact that the camp­ ers and the tin can tourists are inde­ fatigable advertisers and them never tire of telling of the glories of Flori­ da and the good times they had in this state and especially they tell of the places that treated them the best and showed them some special attention. The tourist cities that arc so wide­ ly advertised have attracted a great number of ’people who come, not to spend money but to make money in the places that have become so well known and have the reputation of hav- • ing such crowds during the winter. The tin can tourists and the campers all spend some money and not many of them are here expecting to make money, so it is a stand off which are the most benefit to the state,- -Jack­ sonville Times-Unioh. BIG READJUSTMENT SALE TO N The Car That Lasts 99 98-100 PER CENT P U R E S O L D IN SE M IN O L E C O U NTY 113 M agnolia A venue Telephone 311 n ||p r M T T li r U llL i- I fllL H WE R EC EIV ED LAST W E E K A CARLOAD OF LEXINC.TONS, CON SISTING OF SPORTS, FIV E A N D S E V E N P A SSE N G E R S. EVERY LEX IN G TO N O W N ER IS A BOOSTER A N D W E W ANT YOU TO BE N U M B E R E D AMONG OUR M A N Y SA T ISF IE D LEXINGTON OWNERS. A N D IF YOU W IL L A SK FO R A DEM ONSTRATION W E CAN PROVE TO YOU T H A T YOU G E T MORE FO R YOUR M ONEY WHEN YOU B U Y A LEX IN G TO N W HEN B U Y IN G A CAR— Y O U W A N T O N E T H A T YOU KNOW YOU CAN GET SER VICE FROM T H E D E A L E R SH O U L D YOU N E E D IT. A N D WE A R E A L ­ WAYS R E A D Y TO R E N D E R YOU PROMPT A N D E F F IC IE N T SER V IC E. LEXINGTONS A R E E Q U IP P E D W ITH CORD T IR E S, MOTOR M ETER , ENGINE T IR E PUM P, TW O -W A Y HEA D LIG H TS, A N D TH IS IS R E G U ­ LAR EQ U IPM E N T W ITHOUT E X TR A COST TO YO U . C A LL NOW A N D GET A DEM ONSTRATIO N D ISTR IBU TO R S i s t h e m o st im p o r t a n t it e m OF t h e e n t i r e h o u s e h o l d . PIN E H U R ST DAIRY— T he 95 per cent D airy. The replacing of the present TO-lb. rails on the line of the Florida East Coast Railway with 90-pound rails, an improvement that has Keen con­ templated for some time by the oper­ ating department of the railroad, has commenced. A gang of men has started work a t St. Augustine and will work toward Hastings, Elkton and East Palatka. "THE DAIRY th a t IS DIF- P I N f i l l l Tft C T D A I R Y F E R E N T FROM O THERS” I l i i m i U i l O l U r t l H I The Volusia County boy’s Y. M. C. A. camp at Lake Winona was burned to the ground recently in a* forest fire. Arrangements had been made for the biggest meet yet in the new camp and the news of the destruction of the camp came as a keen disap- Every Dollar You Saves Helps Win Prosperty We in v ite the public to inspect our Dairy a t any tim e or any Hour------- D eliveries Tw ice E ach Day. Phone 367 A sk the S la te Board o f H ealth B U T IT DOES NO GOOD TO SA V E MONEY U N ­ LESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION IN SOME WAY T11E TIN CAN TOURIST. For many years the tin can tourists, so-called, were a standing joke in Florida, bu t the tune has changed. Now the cities are bidding for the iarapers and tin can tourists and are cncourgaing their coming in every way possible. Daytona was among the first of the tin can tourist towns and St. Pet­ ersburg was a leader fo r year* in this direction and now look at them. They are among the beat of the tour­ ist towns with a population of sever­ al times as large as when they began to encourage the tin can tourist*. There are a »core or .more of towns in The state that have been dubbed tin can tourist towns but all of them Until you are ready to invest y o u r sa v in g s a s a fe , patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where th ey will stand for increased cred its on which to finance reconstruction and b u sin ess a ctiv ities. Xour fu n d s deposited w ith th is Bank w ill be s a fe , im m ediately available and w ill be doing th e ir p atriotic d u ty . hom e : institution � 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>, January 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/00a0e2f13f6d8f9bd451e05dd3e20b85.pdf 74432a0102c0e8b92b51a474f3c6f158 PDF Text Text A •• KOBE ALLYN IS OF CASE STIRS SARASOTA for m u rd er VAGLIA ISLAND REVOLTS AGAINST i l , YN TAKEN T O B R A D E N ITALIAN RULE aU " ' t o w n FO B SA FE KEEIMNG TRAGEDY ...... know n n ew s- (Br Tb« A»*«cl»U<l Pr«»»> LONDON. J»n. 8 ^ -T h c popuUtlon of the Island of Vaglla to­ day revolted «gainst Italian goveminent troop« *nd proclaimed the Crotaln Republic, «ays a dis­ patch from Rome. WILL REDUCE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS RECORDED EXPENDITURES IN THE NAVY IN WASHINGTON DISTANCE 2.100 M ILES KUOM CHAIRMAN RÜTTLER CONKER RED WITH HARDING ON WASHINGTON• MIGHT HE TH IS 8UIUECT * WITHIN U. 8 . . (Br Tb« JU»*cULd rr»»») WASHINGTON, Jun. 8.— Moder­ ate earthquake wns recorded begin­ ning at 1:40 this morning on the Gcorgeaown Univcraity aciHmogrnph. Fath er Tondorff, observatory direc­ tor, paid indicated distance aft 2.400 miles from Washington and might be within Continental United States. D’ANNUNZIO MAY NOW REMAIN AT iBr Th* AtMcUteS Pn«) MARION, Jan. 8.— Representative Duller, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the House Navnl Committee, confer­ red with President-elect Harding to­ dny on moans of reducing the navnl expenditures without impairing the efficiency of the nation’s first line of defense. M B IT l i _ _ _ MEANS MILLIONS IN MONEY THAT GOVERNMENT LOSES i Î TEST CASE BEING MADE TO U. S. LIEUTENANT READJUST INCOME WILL MARY INTO ROYALTY TAX (Br Th« A«tetl»U4 Pi«»*) LONDON.. Jan. 8.—The * n* gage was announced today of - Lieut. Terry Durham, of the United States army, a sou of W. A. Durham, of Appamattox, Va., NAVAL BALLOONISTS to marry the daughter of Sir W ILL ARRIVE AT Leicester Harms-Worth, a broth­ CIVILIZATION TODAY FIUM E er of Lord NorthclRTe. PAYMENT MOST IMPORTANT LEGAL C A SE FROM GOVERNMENT VIEW IN YEA RS . WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—Argu­ ments were begun todny in the su­ h o iiid a f i s h e r m a n (B r Th« A u ocU tfJ Fr*»») preme court in tho "Invested Capital TANGLED ELOPMENT <Br Tb« AimcUW n " ') , . COCHRANE, Ont., Jnn. 8.— Expec­ Case," characterized by Solicitor Gen­ _ . , Bn 7,_Rube AUyn, T R IE ST E , Jnn .8.— Reported that BRINGS EXPLANATIONS tancy thnt three American navnl bal­ eral Frierson as "The most important •SAMbSe lcJt known newspaper men FROM HUBBY AND WIFE D’Annunzio intends to remain in loonists from Rocknwny would emerge legal suit from'thc standpoint of gov­ •o* oi th* , _mcr editor of the SnrnFlume, based on reports thnt ho has from wilderness that has enclosed {b the state, " editor of the ernmental finances in n decade. (I* Tb« AM^UUd Pr»M) requisitioned one of the largest villas them since they landed December 14th Whether the government will bo ST. LO U IS, Jnn. 8,—Paul Author, SSw^Fisbcrman,' la lodged in the In tho'city. nenr Moose Factory Trading Station Honda Fisnc Bradentown t,f Highland Park, 111., and Mrs. Char­ forced to return hundreds of millions pervaded thl soutpost of civilization ALLEN WAS NOMINATED of dollars paid as income taxea de­ lotte Franzen, of Madison, AVIs., who with brenk of dawn today. They arc pends on tho. outcome. The Immedi­ ran away Tuesday night arc tn jail WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.— Guy F . expected by night. HAVE DEMOBILIZED ARMENIAN ate cnusc nt Issue before the court is here today. Author and the woman ARMY AND SENT O FFICERS tho appeal of the Labcllo Iron Works deny alligations of the woman s hus­ Allen, Somerset, Md., nom inate by president to bo treasurer of the POLICE BARRACKS TO MOSCOW from a ruling of tho bureau of inter­ band that aho was stolen from him at ATTACKED DY PARTY United State«. Allen, who has been '«« ”’" ^ r " * T ° “t nal revenue refusing to nllow it to AMRUSHERS KILLED the point of a pistol. Also deny Au”„d« one nf the city’» of the ciiy» most prominent assistant treasurer, succeeds John °nC, rnen 'bavinp returned a ver- |hor forccd Franzen to give him n LOn d 8 n? j r i r T - R A i f t i « . trent ns invested capital the value of Burke, whose resignation was ac­ (B r Tb« A ii«rUt*d Pr»»») M a t 8:43 o’clock tonight charging L * for onc hundrcd dollars to pay entire Armenian army being carried ore Innds which It hnd purchased in cepted yesterday by the president DUBLIN, jnn. 8.—Police bnrrncks out by soviet at Erivnn, according to 11)04 for »100,000 nnd which by 1917 men with the crime. for honeymoon. The nt Trnmore attacked Inst night nnd Constantinople dispatch. Three hun­ hnd incrcsncd to »10,000,000. m found this morning about, ______________ government agents maintained that military pnrty cn route ns relief nm- dred Armenian officers sent to Mos­ bushed near there. After heavy fight­ cow for Instruction in BoLhevUd the increase in realty wns "pro/it nnd .on, Merrill. In •» Tho ing troops drove off nmbushera who mllltar yschools. Armeninn army to and should be taxed ns such. !ncon»ciou* condition, lying in n P™1 company added the increase to its left three dead. Onc soldier was be reorganized. capital Invested and claimed the nor­ wounded, one policeman wounded In Vruised. In fact the head was so ¡ mal deduction of 7 per cent, paying fight nt barracks. badly mutilated that Mr. Luzlcr, OVER HUNDRED under protest the nddltional tax of YEARS OLD, MAN Ud‘known lllgel for years, did not “DEVIL ANSE” HATFIELD . ■ . DIES IN W , VA. »1,081,000. recogniic him. Even after the injured The question of whether a stoclc NOTED LEADER OF FEUDS jnin had been taken to Sarasota he Harding in Federal Reserve WITH McCOYS, IS DEAD dividend Is taxable arose in a new (Br Tli« *»»««l»l*4 Pr«M) fU not rceoenircd for some time Speech Gives WHEELING, W. Vo., Jan. 8 — form In the present case, the increas­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—"Devil George Crow, who was rejected on ncaftrr the doctor had begun to dress Hope ed value of the oro lands having been Arue” Hntfield, — 1 . ^ * th . he at- represented on tho books of tho cor­ hi, wounds, and it was while a search „.b rin g made of his clothing to find OF MUCH B E T T E R DAYS HatficldMcCoy feud of thlrty years Mj ITiJJVC cd U to w enlist for — service In the poration, according to tho govern- • due, to his identity that a .ca l ring r.go, is dead. ----------Civil War, died nt his home near here. ment’s brief, since 1912 by "stock dlsclvered with the Initials II. NO DANGER OF GENERAL COL­ night fn tho Hatfield home at Island Recently celebrated his hundred and issued ns a stock dividend." LA PSE AND ALL I S PEACHES H" on it, which led to Identification. LEAGUE COUNCIL MAY ' 8 END Creek, Logan county, W. Va., reached eighth birthday by riding horse eight Tho wide Interest displayed in tho AND CREAM Dr. Joseph Hutton, who gave the in­ Huntington tonight. Pneumonia was ENVOYS TO CONFER ' case in the business world was Il­ miles. s - _ “5 jured man first aid, started him to WITH HARDING the cnusc of his death. lustrated by tho number of requests ri (Br Tb* Am«cI«U4 Pwm) Brsdentown In an automobile, where it for permission to appear ns "friends NEW YORK, Jan. 9.— The nation wu intended to cntch the Tampa PARIS, Jnn. 8.— Individual mem­ of the court." Those granted permis­ Southern train for Tampa, but after has recovered financial sanity and not bers of the Council of the league ¡of sion to file briefs included the Longreaching Bradentown it was seen that troubled so much with either optimism Nations have been talking Informally Bell Lumber Co., of Kansas City; the ke could not stnml the trip and he ori pessimism, declared Gov. Hard­ among themselves on the advisabil­ Nntionnl Lumber Manufacturers As­ taken to the Manatee county hos­ ing of Federal Reserve Board, In n ity of sending n spcclnl intemcrinry sociation, and the Kansns City Struc­ pital, where he died in about fifteen speech here. 3ald any danger of gen­ or envoy to Mr. Harding immediately tural Steel Co. Increased value of­ minutes. . • ’ eral collapse had passed and worst niter his Inauguration as president o tho ore lands Is compnrable to in. Deputy Sheriff L. D. Hodges, who is was over. the United States, to present the crensc which occurs In tho value of „ n GIRL IS FLYING TO also marshal of Snrnsotn, notified the case of the league of nations and to That Were Said to Have Been n herd of cattle, which when pur­ TAMPA WITH FILMS urge upon him tho difficulties which sheriff's office of the tragedy and AVIATOR “PINCHED” __ Held Up By Biff FOR MOVIE SHOWS chased included a number of calves, • FOR JAZZING OVER European countries would experience Chief Deputy D R. Brown was soon the appellant argued. B u sin e ss TEXAS HOUSE TOPS in abnndbnlng the present league, and on the scene, nnd he and Deputy Hod­ “ I’rofits was defined to the court a* CINCINNATI, Jnn.* 7. Pretty and setting up a new from of associnti ges began nn investigation. I t ^wns the actual net amount of gain made D Fr 'l * ’ *NG THE PURPOSE daring Miss Mildred Kerr, youthful FORT WORTH, Ja n . 8 .-B a d men at first thought thnt the tragedy wns by n business between any two dates. of nations. assistant to Frank A. Cassidy, of f a ­ The principal grounds for this con­ OF GO the result of an nutomoblle accident, nnd cattle rustlers are no new thing "The appellant’s theory is that tho NMENT TO ESTABLISH mous IMnyera-Lnsky corporation, Cin­ but the nature of the wounds made for tho famous Texas Rnngers. They tention arc thnt tho league covenant capital invested in its ore lands is not N lT i.A lE PLANT FOB BENE­ cinnati hednquarters, climbed into a this clue untenable. It wns then are known for their quick wit nnd si n part of tho pence treaty which FIT OF FA RM ERS . . 130 horsepower Dayton-AN right hy­ what It paid for them, but is to be thought thnt possibly the crime had quick action. Ranger Jackman yes­ gives tho league administration over measured by the present value of tho droplane nenr tho Dayton, Ky., bench . (Bf Th« Ai»«tl»l«4 Tr«»») en committed by ono of Mr. Hi gel terday. "pinched" a low-flying aviator tho Snare valley, the Danzig reg on, lands," Mr. Frierson said, but tho WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—J . R- How- here yesteniny nnd hopped off to government contends on the other pro laborers, with whom he had had who was disturbing the peace of n and a number of mandates nnd p <- > cites. The view Is held nmong mem­ nnl, president of the American Farm Louisville nnd the South. ouble the day before, nnd thnt the village near here. hand, that the act clearly defines the She wns accompanied by Cnpt. Geo . a. tl* aL. ' ML Jackm an said tho aviator was jo g ­ rebers of tho French ministry’ that the Bureau Federation, summoned to npounds had boon inflicted with an ... '*■ * Pnvl Pl«hi*r gling his plane up and down in a penr before house war investigating solidity of the treaty itself w o u ld * ceived In exchange for Ita share« of on shovel, nt Mr. IHgel has a force stock plus any ’paid in* or earned rorr workmen busy on his Sicstn prop-1 "disorderly manner" narrowly miss- shaken if the league part of It were committee to explain charge by him mechanic. Miss Kerr and other representaappropriation for dc­ ty digging shell to be used In n larg e'I ing house tops and telephone wires. abandoned. . _ that »10,000,000 _I . aL a ««I a 11 m lit lives of the film concern will deliv­ plus used in the business. Jackman arrested the nirmnn when shoals finitrnto This has led to a growing conviction vclopment. ofm muscle adding Icing erected in Sorasota. nmong the principal allied powers, plant defented in house "through in- er films to the city of Memphis, Tenn., Upon investigation, however, Dcpu- he brought his machine to land in HOARD OF TRADE thnt the league should be kept go.rg llucnce of largo corporations who and other cities in the Mexican Gu f ies Hodge nnd Brown found tracks nearby field. BUILDING h o m e s states. They will fly nlong the Gulf in some form, but not r.ccessnnly «» have selfish interest in maintaining jading from the direction o f Mr. const to Pensacola, Tnmpn nnd Key now constituted, the advisability oi fertilized costs." lllyn’s home toward the scene of the TAVARES, Jan . 7.—The foundation West, Fla., delivering films. revision of tho'covenant being quite ragedy, nnd on the other side of the for the first bungalow to bo built WASHINGTON, Jnn. 8.—Evidence generally recognized. It is con,‘dcr* oad trncks of the same size rcturnthrough the building fund o f tho oil here that nn understanding on the ns to prices charged government for ng toward the AUyn home. board of trade was laid this morning future from of the league could bo coal last year submitted to depart­ They went to the AUyn home nnd by Contractor Osborn and will bemore rcodlly reached if a represen­ ment of justice by senate committee ‘ Med Mr___ Mr. AUyn out__________ to ask him ___ about ______ rushed to completion within a month. on reconstruction appqgrs warrant in­ tative of tho league council were nblo e tragedy. He stated that he had ^ taiivu u* »».« -------As soon ns a scale Is consummated vestigation acting attorney general, ISCUSS iliu —1 directl>' ---ard nothing of it. After still fur-------- “ . n u v ..r r p p tO lo U di8CUM tho other houftoa wil bo built) the Mr. Harding when he becomes prestNobcker announced today. er examination nnd ,| questions Mr. Harding when he iccnmc xnminntion nnd Uw«».v..u of — D EW EY MEMORIAL ,CO^ *T lttr LIEUT. BRANDI AND CADET being to perpetuate tho original DECIDE TO E R E C T STATUE mpers whoso tents nre located near POOLE ARE KILLED IN money In new homes. The first houso ^Confldence is expressed here that ON MANILA BAY WOMAN IS FASTING e scene of the tragedy the deputies PLANE CRASH will be sold for »2700, .being the cost if direct discussion eliminated from BECAUSE HUSBAND turned to the AUyn home nnd plnced ft* (Br Tb« A»»ocl»tKl Tr»»») the covenant all that is objectionable price plus 10 per cent and inasmuch "HAS NO RELIGION r. AUyn under nrrest. ARCADIA, Jnn. 7.—Lieut. Ray­ MANILA, P. I., Jn n . 8.—The Dewey to the United States, tho president­ as the supcrintendcncy and" detail At no time has AUyn Bccmcd norvmond Brandi, of Grand Rapids, and memorial committee decided to erect elect would not insist on the abandon­ work and planB arc in tho hands of a " and he hna made no statement Cadet A. C. Poole, of Richmond Cen­ DANVILLE, 111.. J » ”- 8 “ f tl . ment of the organization already at fusing to take food because her hus­ committee of expert« In their line« ter, Wis., were instantly killed nt r..™ ™ «"ku to the deputy 'eherl T r i fIT. f who “ ’nUnltcd w C o " sto " 'h le e , con- work, which it held to be bound up band "has no religion," Mrs. Ernest Carlstrom field here Thursday morn­ without cost, the price Is fa r below with so many important Europe S. Harrington Wednesday entered the ing when the machine, a De Hnviland that a layman could erect tho house. ak him to Bradentown: gross will bo a s k e d 'to appropriate Interests. 38th day of her fast. She nllowcd "Thi* is n hnd day for me." nUow' t* a“ pl„nc in which they were doing stunt half the fund and the Philippine leg­ The United States imported from physician to cxnmino her, but " * u 8CU flying, f,ylng( crashed cra8hed to the ground nnd Evidence before the coroner’s jury islature the other. Production nnd marketing go hand his efforts to administer medicines. foreign countries during the - fiscal burned. Lieut. Brandi lind been in oucht out the fact that the campers in hand. It is only within recent She insisted God has told her to fast year ending June 30, 1020, tho follow­ service for considerable time. The i the key nenr the scene of the trng- O’CALLAGHAN G O ES yenrs thnt the frnmera of thl* coun­ nnd pray, nnd repeated sho was de­ ing: Cotton, 345,314,120 pounds; hnd — -----------*“ --------cause of the nccident is unknown. ■ ....1 »cen a man In the woods early TO NEW YORK try hto’a awnkened to the fact th termined to force her husband into corn, 10,229,244 bushels; wheat, 4,744, Lieut. Brandi, together with Lieu­ i* morning who they took to be an marketing «s relatively as important tho church. "I will continue fasting 712 bushels; wool, 427,578,038 lbs.; tenants McClellan nnd MacDonald ian, from his long black hair and (By Tk« A*««tut«4 rm») dian, ns production. Heretofore yield per and praying until God grants my ■ 1.11 ____1 .V . beef and veal, 42,430,333 pound*; mut­ pnrtclipatod in the dedication cere­ tall, angular physique, nnd that / NORFOLK, Ja n . 8.—Lord acre haa been accepted as the critcr prayer," she said. monies last Sunday. Lieut. Brandi ton arid lamb, 10,358,299 pound«; cat­ ' man seemed to have some object 'O’Callaghan of Cork leaves toriig Ion of success. Henceforth the qua l Tho physician who examined the startled officers nnd men at the post tle 675,328 head; sheep, 199,328 bed«; bis hand about two and two nnd(fo r New York. He missed tho train ty and' quantity, in combination with iy nnu — -----. woman said lie found her pulse and Thursday when, at an altitude of 2,- cowhides 439,401,092 pound*; calf e-half feet long. A piece of two- 1this morning. .1 salo « •of# what la the 1« nmfiuciid. produced, at at a temperature normal. IIo also sold 000*feet he looped the loop rcveral hide«, 03,359,825 pound«; sheep and :h iron pipe about this long WftH reasonable profit, must be considered. she had not lost flesh. utw.............. l within about *i.i— A ... The United Staten imported during times, and find lhat tho strain didn’t other hides 290,748,350 pounds; and thirty feet of tho fiscal year ending June 30, 1020, affect the plane, ho then proceeded to vegetable oils, including cottonseed, 'ere the body was discovered, with A ment packing house has been csFarmers interested in different do a barrel roll, which was successful­ peanut, coconnut, soybeans, etc., over a total of 090,000 bales of cotton, val­ on It. It wns also brought out Tablished nt Live Oak. The charges methods of curing meats at homo ly executed. Two tail-spins were al­ 550,000,000 pounds. Vast quantities from Egypt. vary from 3 ccnta for ordinnnr salt the evidence before the Jury that ued at »159,913,000 . . should write to thu College of A gri­ so tried by Lieut. Brandi, who hnd of other products were also Imported. of Allyn’s shoes was bloodstained. ■ ' ' euro up to 8 cents for the whole sug­ culture, Gainesville, Fla., nnd ask for very title trouble in regaining control 1*• aim Allyn arrived arrived , pWned at w that — known itiiuwii thnt mat Allyn , tim ’ e of being n ,ic. ar-curing process, per pound. This tho rlt.. 1..» _ t_ ii « . • nM ia.il mmtl. .tlltinC that U Extension Bulletin No. 11. Office supplies * t the Herald. of the plane, lie had the reputation he city last night nnd was carried P « M«d mood' had de- will enable tho live stock growers of Pont Cards a t tho Herald office, lc* fnr ns the turn to the Siesta bridge' prcsslon was so great that he h of being a very daring filer. Suwaneo county to hnve their meats come home post Cards at the Herald office, lc . an nutomoblle by parties going out elded It best fo r. him .o i cured, smoked and wrapped. •4 » 0*prcy road, and that he c o m -'^ r tt feW d*y*‘ ™ T° " ° F ARMENIAN • ARMY BEING REORGANIZED » a r jS Ä i - « — * NATION HAS RECOVERED " fro m fin an cial c r is is NO DANDER OF COLLAPSE NEW ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED BY LEAGUE NATIONS HOUSE INVESTIGATING MUSCLE SHOALS SLANT AND APPROPRIATIONS WILL ERECT MEMORIAL TO ADM’L DEWEY trr ! y “t”W I t o ' A»™ TWO FLIERS DIE AT CARLSTROM 1 �PAGE EIGHT jg ^ g A N F O R D D ^ L Y H E R A L D , FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 I NO M O R E -P LE A S U R E DRiVINGF' *+ + *+ + ♦ » » » » + + Detroit Man Hâa Cü.nlnatsa sûnoay Afternoon Outing« With tha Old Oaaollna-Drivan B oat Cif&rette Can Be Traced to the Siege of Acre. What has become of that old-fashtoned Institution known aa pleasure drlvInfT Sunday, being a beautiful day. we decided upon a pleaaure .Turkish Artilleryman the First to Make drive into the country. So did every* Uee of Tobacco In That Par* body eta* in the world. The out-go­ tlcular Form. day for France and also for t^ie Twins ing trip wa* not altogether unpleas­ | Although msny efforts have been who are general favorites among the ant, but when the migratory bird« be­ '■ id s to ahow that the use of tobacco show people. The Jones band fu r­ gan to wing homeward the road began •Wis known to the ancient Greeks and nished the music and anyone whn h ai to suffer hardening of the main ar­ . Egyptians, they have never been sue- heard, the band and orchestra knows teries. We elected to come In by way of ceaaful. We can accept therefore that that they play some Jassy stuff. All general belief that tobacco was first the folks were there after the ahow Farmington In order to miss the traffic on Woodward avenue. We tnlued the used by the aborigines and that Colum­ closccj and they appeared in their Woodward avenue traffic a ll right, but bus was tbe first white man to chroni­ cle Its use. The Indians used the weed best bib and tucker and it is aafe what we ran Into out Grand River aveTO GIVE UP OUR PRESENT LOCATION TO •In a pipe and when the narcotic was In­ to assert that there were aa many nuc made ua long fc*- the old Jam we troduced throughout Europe and Asia dress suits and diamonds and 'glac were familiar with. THE MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK, THE At Redford wc ran Into the deluge. U was for centuries used either In pipes rags aa one could find anywhere. In NEW BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY RE­ ef fantastic design or In the rolls fact it was Just a big old time that From then on we were able by eharp driving and careful maneuvering to CENTLY ORGANIZED HERE. TO CLOSE OUT known as cigars. Tbe Venetians are the show folks pull every week or so piake at least 80 feet every two min­ credited with getting the Turks to uee for their own fun and amusement. THIS DEPARTMENT AT ONCE WE ARE MAK­ utes The old left arm was kept busy tobacco, for the weed waa cultivated In And when it caiho to dancing the operating the atop signal. Every few ING SLASHING REDUCTIONS ON ALL STA­ Italy. Bales sf the seed of the nicotine PLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. YOU WILL plant fonnd their way Into Turkey and Twins and the Midgets were there. minutes there came the sound of breaking glass and twisting fender. soon the Turkish tobacco Industry was The Midgets are Prince Denison, HAVE TO PAY SPOT CASH TO GET THESE Princess Marguerite, Duchess Leona Somebody Just ahead or .behind had established. miscalculated the distance and had REDUCTIONS—ALL CREDIT SALES W ILL BE This brings us to Mehemet All. un­ and Baroness Slmonn and they talked given np Ids headlights and his wind­ CHARGED USUAL PRICES. THIS IS YOUR derpaid worker In the tobacco fields of and danced and had the time of their shield In consequence. Kavalla, afterward a leader of the young lives and all the show people OPPORTUNITY— TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. Occasionally an Impatient driver Turkish armies, who left the hoe for made much over them. Sandy Bald­ would break out of the line, to be fol­ YOU PAY CASH— YOU GET TH IS REDUCTION the swerd and the scepter—and the win, who is on the Twins' show, gave lowed by several others, and endeavor IN PRICE— WE GIVE YOU PROMPT SERVICE cigarette. With the bold bashl-bato gain time and distance by traveling souks Mehemet eventually became a some of his inimitable recitations and AND DELIVER. IF YOU DO NOT PAY CASH the wrong aldo of the road. This re­ pasha. His son Ibrahim was sent to there was some fancy dancing and tho mitted In aa perfect a tieup of travel YOU GET ALL TH ESE BUT THE REDUCED .the siege of Acre, the great Syrian evening was spent most- pleasantly aa it la peaalble to obtain on one or­ PRICES. 'stronghold. The chief of artillery, a with the whole bunch enjoying it to dinary road. It atopped traffic In both Frenchman, at tills siege early In tho tho fullest Even the sods water directions. THE CITY MARKET WILL CONTINUE TO 'Nineteenth century, had Invented a man was there and furnished soft Then came a alight, break. We could HANDLE EVERYTHING USUALLY FOUND powder spill, gtklnd of paper lamp drinks for the crowd and Johnny see the care ahead moving forward, IN A FIR ST CLASS MARKET AND WE’L L BE lighter filled with explosive grains, Jonca himself was present to enjoy but the man Just lu front of.ua had which was thrust Into the touch holes LOCATED ONE DOOR NORTH OF OUR PRES­ doted off momentarily. When ha dlaof cannon, in place of the old-fashioned the festivities. Every one of the big covered the line In action he ellpped ENT LOCATION. and wasteful powder train which wna Jones' family from the smallest to In his clutch and stalled hla motor. YOURS FOR A BIGGER, BRIGHTER AND laid on the piece and led Into the hole. the largest took in the big dance and Having te get out of a car and crank These spUla were made of light and the only regret was that a larger the old engine In the presence ef 10,­ BETTER SANFORD. tough India or rice paper. Ibrahim space for dancing could not be pro­ 000 Irate motorists Is not a predica­ cured In order th at Ed. R. Salter, tho ment to delight the son! Nor does It publicity man, could ahow them how particularly delight the folks behind who are obliged to wait for him to Ivalla tobacco. Thla they mixed with to do thd very latest dances. do the trick. Peace-loving as we are, They are a big happy family trav­ ''the Syrian plant and greatly enjoyed we said a few harsh things te ourself ■as they emoked the mixture from a eling all over the world and collected about that gentleman. At the end of .'narghile or water pipe supplied with a from every nook and corner of the an hour we had almost made the city number o f mouthpieces'which sufficed world nnd like other people they have limits, and when finally we did get for an entire squad when off duty. their big gatherings together, they home It was a frayed and narve0 0 evening as a crew wna about to have Joys and sorrows, hard times racked body that-slowed away the go on duty a shot from a Turkish fort bua'ln the garage. Aa we staggered smashed the beloved narghile to smith­ nnd good times and they are a like­ Into the house we made the public an­ SE, Proprietors ereens. Tbe artillerymen could not able lot who give and take and whose nouncement that from the Hat of out­ leave tbe battery and they knew not friendships last as long as life Itself. door sports we had definitely élirawhere to get another narghile. A re* They have enjoyed the week in San­ Inated pleasure driving. •Detroit Free ! sourceful corporal rolling powder ford and Sanford has enjoyed having Press. {■pills was struck with an Inspiration. them here and with the boys and girls '¡He made a number of spills In which of the Jones Shows we will bid the <he substituted grains of tobacco for Midgets "bon voyage" and "au revoir.” , gunpowder nnd then In a bantering ) fashion presented these little cylin­ ders to soldiers off duty. IIo then put Flying Squirrels. one of the spills to his mouth, saying Along In April, If you are walking that as long ns he could not smoke any through a heavy piece of woods and the Forum, recently returned from (more he was going to blow off his you tap tentatively upon the trunk of long explorations In Africa, reports •head. When the match was applied a hollow tree because you see a prom­ this to be a mistake. He met msuy World Using Mors Coconut F a t ; there came forth Instead of n slight ising looking hole higher up, then, tribes In MId-AfrIcn thnt not only had For many yeara past the world's pro­ ¡explosion n wreath of Incvure. and once out of about W)2 times you will no romprvhenalon of a soul npnrt from the body, hut never dreamed of life* duction of animal fata has been stead­ ¡thus whs born the cigarette. ►'i' "lie or more curious little heads Lack of such fata Old Ibrnhlm was amused when he lieering down at you. You will have after death, nnd hnd no gml of any ily diminishing. ¡heard how much spill paper wna being found a family of flying squirrels, says sort. The nearest thing lo It was a spelled famine In Europe during the used, anil' said, ns he pointed to a n writer In the Christian Sclsnca Mon­ belief In the bull!, n humnn armed war. when great quantities of them were withdrawn from human use to with monda or medicine. He says: strategic plncc In the walls of Acre: itor. "Among all the rites and ceremonies inaka glycerin for high explosives. "Make n breach there nnd*you shall NEW FLORIDA You will he npt to notice that the Even now, and in thla country, there have all the paper and tobacco that little rascals above have unusually of these pagun trills, as they are SYRUP, G allon.... iyou need." The deed was done In two large eyes and you will perhaps be called, there la nothing that vargea la an Insufficiency of animal fats (as ¡days. surprised at the number, of Inhabit­ upon worship, homage or devotion In Indicated by the price of butter), and 15-Ibs IRISH POTATOES, JQ This new style of smoking tobacco ants which will continue to emerge the religious sense of those terms; nor to make good the shortage coconut oil !ln paper rolls gained In fnvor as Me- from that hole upon continued tap­ Is there any Implement, symbol or ac­ Is being Imported In enormous quanti­ Peck ...................................4 0 'hernet All asserted his sway over Egypt ping (sometimes there will be eight cessory that Is alleged to be or sup­ ties. During the last year 34fi.737.018 and from Cairo It spread to the Euro­ nr nine); hut particularly you will bo posed to be divine or holy. The crude, pounds of thla oil were brought Into CRISCO, pean capitals through the diplomatic delighted by the wonderful lightness wooden effigies seen In sny village, and the United State*. The oil la largely used as a cooking 6 pounds f o r ......... aervlcea of the various nations. and gracefulness of the Jumping flights often used In the ceremonies are not la Ilusnta the cigarette grew la pop­ they will make to the nearby tree Idols, ■■ they are so pften supposed fat, but also Injthe manufacture of nut ular favor and In the early '40a cig­ trunks. Of course they land at a low- to be, and there la no sentiment of butter, candles, soap and cosmetics. MAXWELL HOUSE oc arettes were sold In that nation which vr level than the spot from which they reverence or sanctity whatever felt It la said to be an excellent subatltute COFFEE, lb, ____ were partly Turkish and partly made Jump, yet by repeating the process or manifested toward them. They are for cod liver oil, being highly digesti­ * 1 •f a light tobacco grown In the Uni­ they ace In no time distributed to the simply Images of noltl need as re­ ble and with tbe advantage of an agreeable flavor. At ordinary temper­ positories of the mods or ‘medicine' four compass points and out of your ted States. CREAMERY BUTTER, CO atures coconut oil la a white, butter­ range of observation. If, however, used by him In certain ceremonies." like solid. Pound ...................... ..... ,- * w Farmers in Dade county are look­ the young nre very small they may he The raw “meats" are dried In the caught and you can examine their silky ing forward to the school to be held sun before shipment from the tropical here by specialists from the Agricul­ fur and me little sails which they countries where coconuts are grown. spread with their feet when they vol­ tural College late in December. In this shape tbe material Is called plane. copra. The oil Is extracted by power­ ful hydraulic presses, the yield being Never judge a man by the silk um­ Even iaxy people nre perfectly wil­ 05 to 70 per cent of the weight of the brella he carries—he mny hnve left ling to acquire corns in their hands copra. a cotton one somewhere in its place. from handling hnrd cash. e p a rtm e n t MARKET P h o n es 1 1 3 - 1 1 4 Welaka Block S an fo rd Cash Grocery M $1.58 . . JO There's a good old farmer selling oranges here in Sanford who has been in this county for many years, having settled in 1874. He said that the oranges in his wagon were from the first seeds that he htfd planted, for he had kept every seed to use. His name is John M. Lord, one of the first sett.'crs in this region. A.P. CONNELLY L ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . U j S y iR E A L© E S T A T E . J E L , rt^ g S A N F Q R D . F L A Office supplies at the Herald. Wc make Bodies for Cars, Trucks and Everything OUR WORK IS GUARANTEED .^ t WE WISH YOU n HAPPY nnd PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR IN5UREWITH may pass you by, by a wide and safe margin is our earn­ est wish, but permit us to sug­ gest thnt you ÊDICT! - LOOK WELL TO YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. Msds the Impression. When I waa In high school two of my friends and I were vlslUng at the lome of another girl for a few days. This girl's brother was a university student, and was spending his vaca­ tion at home. He was a big fellow, about six feet tall, good looking, and we wanted to mako a good Impression on him One afternoon we went Into hts room and I dressed np la his best clothes, not knowing he waa anywhere around the house. I had Just got all dolled up when In he walked, not knowing wa wore there. It amuaed the rest of the gtrts half to death, but as long aa I live n i never forgot the mortlflcatloa I felt at that momset.—Exchange. O. H. STENSROM, Mgr. envi �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8,1921 « T W O ery happiness in her married life. Mr.* Simpson i i connected Vith the cash atore hero and also haa a wide WISH A LL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHO circle of friends who will extend con* CHINCH OP THE IIOLY»CROSS HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS gratulatlona. Church services for the flrat~Sun The wedding was the culmination of day after Epiphany, th oOth of Jsnu A. W. D. Hail, of Jackson, Mich., FO RTftE PAST YEAR a pretty romance which started sev­ ary will be: city manager of that town fo r.th e fWA*r J?ñYN W1Î.KKV, e n ' y c :, t ego rs'h?n tfc? bride w m n. Ce1cbrrUnn. p u t fuut yea*« ami asautuuu man-a Phone 428 visiting her sister in Virginia where 0:46 a. m.—Sunday SchoeL ger there from the inception of com­ she met Mr. Simpson. 11:00 a. m.—Morning Service. mission-manager from of govern­ [AL CALENDAR FOR TH E Mr. and Mrs. Stmpsor? will bo at 7:30 p. m.—Vespers and Address, ment in the Michigan city until he WEEK homo to their many friends on San­ took over the managership, has ac­ ford Heights. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH cepted the post of city manager of Tomorrow will be communion Sun­ Tampa, and tjdll take charge of that day. Every member and friend should office early in February. His salary TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS BA PTIST TEM PLÊ SUNDAY make special effort to be present at will b ^ $8,000 a year. ' Mr. Hall ia the choice of the Tampa the morning service to meet and wel­ city ¿ommission after a search for an L 4 S t Agnes Guild meets with Mr*. The 808 seats at the Baptist Temple come to our fellowship the new mem-, experienced man covering many stat­ V Aiehte Betts. will likely, be occoupied at both serv- bers we are to receive at that hour. es and cities. His record as city man­ MAY OUR RELATIONS WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC Our Sunday School meets at 8T4ff _____ ices on tomorrow. The auditorium will ager of Jackson has been su ch "tb it a. m. . MUs Agnes Edwards, who has been be open at 10:30 In the morning and B E AS PLEASANT IN TH E NEXT TW ELVE MONTHS The subject of sermon at the morn­ It appealed to the commissioners, and tb e guest o f ‘Mr. and Mrs. B. £ Whit- 7:00 in the evening. They begin at ing preaching service wil be: “Sacri­ they invited him here for a confer­ AS THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST IS THE WISH OF » e r , left last evening for Washington. 11:W a. tn. and 7:30 p. m. ence. He arrived Thursday night and fice, Its Meaning and Place in the M iss Edwards, who was one of the Ur- J . §Franklin Ray of Japan will spent yesterday going over the city Christian Church.” With Commissioner-Mayor Charles H. The Y.' P. S. C. E . meets at 0:30 p. Brown and other memberi of the city m. The night service will be of an 1 commission, and in meeting promtevangelistic character. Subject of ser­ nent citizens)' He was much im­ mon: “The Value of Pure Religion in pressed with the city and its climate This Life.” and decided to accept the post tend­ A welcome awaits ail. Come and BASKETBALL " T E A FOR FEDERATION OFFICERS ered him.—Tampa Tribune. worship with us. Monday, Mrs. E. M. Galloway ia to ( PAUL C. BURHAM, Pastor. There 1« much good nthlctlc work ; Lave as her guests, Mrs. W. S. Jen- ’ FOREIGN HENS work being done at the Parish House nlngs of Jacksonville, first viceSCABBING" ON PRESBYTERIA N CHURCH ; and some nctivity is on every dny. 'pitaident of the General Federation of FOWLS IN U. S. The High School basketball team held The following will be the services "Women's Clubs, and Mrs. ^t. J . Stan­ prnclciu there ycBtcrdny and the man­ nt the Presbyterian Church Sunday, CHICAGO, Jan. 8.—The first ship­ l e y of Daytona, who is the auditor of ager, C. Henderson, has mado ar­ January 8th: ment of eggs received in Chicago from p ie State Federation. |rangements' to have a game with the Sunday School, 0:45 a. m. Australia, where tho hens operate A t noon Mrs. Galloway will have a Umatilla High School on Jnnunry 14, Preaching, 11:00 a. m. under - opposite weather conditions luncheon Inviting Mrs. W. F. Black­ at 8 p. m. it will be a double-head­ L IS T E N -A L L Y E FAIR PEOPLE * Intermediate Church Endeavor, 2:30 |than thoso obtaining now In Nqrthem m an and Mrs. A. B. Whitman of Or- •er, the girls playing the first game. WHILE W E T E L L ABOUT W IIILB W E SING ABOUT LUnited States, .was placed on sale here > lando, who with Mrs. Galloway will The coaches, Prof. Ogilvle and Coach p. m* Senior Christian Endeavor, 0:30 p. today. m ake five state officers. Mrs. W. L. Bachc, have tried hard to equip the Members of th elocal butter and agg /Morgan, president of the local club, is teams for better work. John Musson, Preaching, 7:30 p. m. ' firm said they found they could sell « Is o Invited. the captain, plays forward. Rev. M. R. Kirkpatrick of South TH IS IS TO B E TH E VERY FIN E ST EXPOSITION YET n E L D <the eggs slightly cheaper than local In the afternoon, from 3:00 to 4:00, Carolina will preach at the night I receipts and a test had shown only IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. a t her home on Cameron avenue, Mrs. A-^OTHEU CORLOAD It la to embrace the products, official or private, of fire coun­ | service. I six spoiled eggs in(150-dozens and not Galloway Invites every member of the The Senior Christian Endenvor So­ ties in the beat section of the state. n one was broken by the long Journey*. "Women's C lu b'of Sanford to tea, to ciety will elect officers nt their meet­ T IIA T 8 YOU AND YOUR COUNTY, YOU—WILL One of the firm, R. L. Elston, said m ee t her guests. The B. A O. Garage have an adver­ ing Sunday night. YOU nELPT he would endeavor to secure other tisement in this issue calling attenThe Session will meet at the close shipments of the Australian egga until Johnnie J . Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and better tion to tho fact that they have Just of each preaching service Sunday to will occupy our grounds from December to tho time of opening the the hena in thla section got back- on The Spendthrift Bridge Club met rece|vcd another carload of Lexlng- receive members into thé church. Fair* In order to get ready for it. the Job. wrlth Mrs. A. B. Wallace Friday after- ton ca„ and thcy nre now showing W R. O'NEAL J . L. G ILES C. B . HOWARD noon at her home on West Third ^them to the .nany delighted prospcc* SANFORD M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Florida farmers should send to the President Treasurer Secretary s tru t. tlve car owners. The B. A O. Gnrogo United States department of agricul­ Rev. S. W. Wnlkcr, D.D., pastor. v «>om» were attractively decor- ¡ , wak|nfr them up and Bcnlnjr car* J . C. Hutchison,. Sunday School ture, Washington, D. C., for Fanners* •ted in roses and poincettlas. r,Kht and ,e f t Scc thcir now j|nc nnd Bulletin No. 1153, entitled “Cowsuperintendent. The prize for high score,playing nsk for „ demonstration. peas: Utilization.” Few crops, it says, Sunday School opens 0:30 a. m. cards, was won by Mrs. F . E. Rou________________ _ can be utilized In as great a variety Classes for all ages. 'Special music rnillat. < MILLIGAN LIKES SANFORD o f ways, It ia an easily grown crop by orchestra. There were ^wo tables, members of --------and suitable for human food, seed, Preaching 11:00 n. m. and 7:30 p. th e club and two substitutes, Mrs. O. George H. Milligan, who has been stock feed,'posture, <hay and soil P . Herndon and Mrs. David Caldwell, coming to Sanford for many years, m., by pastor. building. It Is peculiarly adapted to Morning subject: “The. Ability to ) A fter the game a dainty salad thinks there is no place quite ns good the South. couyse was served. in the world for growing of crops, Do." Evening 'subject: “The Making of —— f or all the year round climate, for a Hard Heart.” T. N. T . transportation nnd everything. Mr. Epworth League, 0:30 p. m. Special Tho T. N. T. met with Mrs. F. S. Milligan represents Golden A Co., music at evening service by choir and -¿Jaeger Friday afternoon. well-known commission merchants of orchestra. A most pleasant afternoon was Washington, and he has done much The pastor has a special message sp ent In sewing. All the members ‘ for the growers of Florida In asslstSunday morning for the members of hut two were present and extra guests ing them to get better-freight rates the church and urges all to be present w ere: Mrs. J . T * Hart, Mrs. Emmett nnd better service. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 .Hunt and Mrs. A. W. Lee. p. m. CHARLEY GANO HERE Delicious refreshments of charlotte A warm wclcomo to all. vruBze sandwiches and coffee were The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Gnno will bo'glnd to scc them SIMFSON-ALLEN in tho city again with Cobum's Min­ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The mnrringe of Miss Helen Doro­ strels. Charley Gnno Is tho prime CHURCH t h y Allen, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. favorite with th e fun lovers nnd those COPY OF A LETTER FROM SA LES MANAGER W. A. RYAN SUNDAY, JANUARY »Til J . T . Allen, of this «fity, and Ernest who likq real old-time minstrelsy nnd Simpson, of North Carolinn, wns sol­ Chnrley Is the boy thnt puts over the emnized Sunday, Jnnunry 2nd, 1021, laughs otcry time. It was rumored Subject Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 29, 1920. All Ford Dealers: . . the home of the bride, YllO Laurel here thnt Charley was out of thc'buslSACRAMENT ness on account of high blood pres^ Several inquiries have recently come to us concerning the likelihood of [I A ve. another reduction in the price of our cars, and ns these inquiries no doubt 0 Dr. George Hainan, pastor of the sure but it was learned nfterwnrd thnt emanate from prospective purchasers, we want to state again with greater ' F irs t Baptist church performed the it was only a ense of eating too much emphasis thnt Ford enrs are already being sold nt a figure actually below . nuptial ceremony which was witness­ turnip greens nnd white pork bacon. cost nnd for an indefinite period another reduction or change in design is ed only by relatives of the contract- However, Charley is here nnd tho boys in the pennut gallery arc all cocked entirely out of the question nnd not nt all contemplated. \ Ing parties, The living room of the residence, nnd primed to give him n warm wel­ REMAIN 8 OF CARL MALM, Txhere the ceremony took place wns come ns well ns the grown folks who SANFORD SOLDIER, ' We believe the public wil! be fair enough to fully appreciate the frank­ ■Imply but artistically docorntcd with know that seeing Coburn's Minstrels ness of the above when they consider the extent of our recent price cut A RRIV E AT HOBOKEN n profusion of greenery. means a good Inugh every minute. which was in fact the equivalent of several reductions in one, in our desire Tho bride, a petite brunnctc, wns to contribute toward satisfying their demands for lower living costs not­ .Mrs. Hamel Tolar of this city has arery lovely in n gown of satin, she is Our Indy friend says she dislikes withstanding our sacrifice in marketing our cars at a loss until we are able received a wire from the military au­ m charming young womnn nnd has a the dictionary because it spells words to materially reduce present costs through lower material prices and great­ thorities at Hoboken that tho remains „ .'Iiost of friends, who will wish her ev- bo different from what she docs. er manufacturing efficiency. While we have of course, made some pro­ of her brother, Carl Mnim, have ar­ gress in bringing down operating costs, we still have a long way to go be­ rived from France nnd are awaiting fore any thought can be given to further reductions in present car prices, her decision ns to whether to ship here so we have no hesitancy in making these open statements to acquaint you or bury them in Arlington cemetery. with the true situation. y Mr. Tolar wired to send the remains to Sanford for burial and as soon as You can therefore give assurance to prospective purchasers of Ford ns it can be ascertained Just when the cars that now is their real opportunity to buy below cost nnd obtain deliv­ remnins can be shipped from Hoboken ery. Everyone is familiar with the heavy demand for Ford cars in * the arrangements will bo made here for Spring and this year will be no exception, as in spite of conditions, business the funeral. ' is already rapidly accumulating, so thnt many who desire Ford cars will be Carl Maim wan n Sanford boy and obliged to wait perhaps until mid-summer for delivery causing considerable made his home here before enlisting inconvenience and possibly financial loss, particularly to commercial cus­ in the defense of his country. He was tomers. - in the Field Artillery nnd wns sent to France, where he contracted the in­ On January 9th I will leave for the Eastern Markets to buy We expect you to protect the interests of prospective buyers in your fluenza nnd died in a hospital in community by placing these facts before them. ¡France just one week after tho ar­ a large and complete slock for my new "Dollar Limit" Store, mistice was signed. To the Citizens of Seminole County The Sub-Xropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando» Fla., Feb. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,1921 Yours truly, FORD MOTOR COMPANY, * . (Signed) W. A. RYAN, Manager of Sales. which Is an entirely new departure for Sanford nnd will fill a longj felt want. I expect to he ready for business by Feb­ ruary 1. Carpenters and plasterers are now busy renovat­ ing the west room of iny store and Lcordially invite the peo­ ple of Sanford and vicinity to call and sec my stoi’e. - 1*. 8 .:—I will continue to sell all staple and fancy groc cries and feed at the lowest possible prices. A GOOD SUGGESTION John Mcisch, at the board of gov­ ernor’s meeting of the Chamber of Commerce the other evening made a valuable suggestion on the entertain­ ment of the National Editorial Asso­ ciation thnt wil be here in March. John suggested thnt n committee, preferably of the Indies, have a stand some where on the Inkc front or street nnd when the 500 editors come by in their ntitomohllcs that n sand­ wich and n stnllf of celery be handed to them. This would bo n great ad­ vertisement for the city and the coun­ try and would bo something that the hungry visitors would appreciate. EDW ARD HIGGINS Phone 33 1 3 1 0 -3 1 4 East First �''í N - J S v V i - r .¿'J -m r Z£3>«>. ^ . i • • * yv ’:rf “ *' »»r : , *-i •. - . • ; - Y - v ^ v : f ,Y ,^ % y U )f SATlUIfflAY, JANUARY 6 , 1 W y ! ¿ íítítsVV* PAGE T IIR B K -^ ' STOCKHOLDERS Hi To the Stockholder* of Saaffrd in f ft Loon Association: nr,lU v W> .K I ..l* 0 ^ A tw .r , Iti the Minwry. ...... ji i . from or flifitooe will do ae welL Dorlnf the recent munldpsl slee* Hone In this city seme candidates ippeared to be dlipenaJof with post era. In one Instance It was announced la b lf letters In bins pencil cn the walla of a drinking place that a candidate would address a certain dub there. Members were cordially Invited to b# present, and there followed the arrest­ ing announcement, eleo In bine pencil, "Drinka free I” Dut of course It Is by no means cer­ tain that this last Informstlnon came from the writer of the earlier part af the announcement. Founda,!on lo the R 00^ lumber CO. |Qoality-Service" 'Pnce For ,jd Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves [Gas Stoves and Ranges [ardware C o . kGnarantee All ittery Repairs BiUtry repair i t s ‘ mate la it*4 1« >ti month*. We are i te U this because bt repairing j asl* of battery We ere licensed [w pleated feitnree which hare i Tata batteries famous. .’Battery Service Co: Phone189 1RTABLE LAM PS 14, $15, $1550 ng Table Stoves..$15.00 i Beauty Iron.....$10.00 Iron ......................... $8.00 Be H ralera.........„ ...$ 1 1 ,0 0 LLON & FRY B* 442 It wsa before y«flr Voice 'and y «fr serra had deraloped sufficiently to «émût you to ask Dorothy Doremos If '».14. U ii fn 'iifllil^h m i m meeting nights, eays n . writer In the Secretary 12-8-oawJC Seahle Poat-lnfeUIgetKer. It was after you ‘had . foresworn your small-boy scorn of all woman­ FAMOUS JO N E S DAIRY: kind under forty to the extent of per­ mitting Dorothy to walk home with you when meeting wai over. And then ode night Hhe Ttertls fid s gave a party and 'you were Invited. Dorothy was there, and sha had, on CHURN GOLD OLEO something pink. It ws*—well, it wes Pound .............. ........ Uko the us*« Uat lingered about the For Gullible People Only. new-born Aphrodite, though, of course, Arthur B. Reeves In the World's considerably opsquer. Work: "Quite the climax of the many Right there, Ood or 8atan, or may­ APALACHICOLA wildcat schemes of London specula­ be the o|d Adam that Ilea deep In each tors a generation ego was the organof us, Whispered In your her a mdot Izatlon of a company such as may untverse-awayfag eugfedUbo. never be heard of again In this cos­ ’ "KUs her," something said. “Kiss mic folly. Bear In mind that the offi­ FRESH EACH DAY her on the way home." cers of this new corporation were Bight there, with your eyes cm the stormed by would-be Investors, that a slender figure In pink, you swore you miniature riot took place on the morn­ would. ; ing In question. Remember that for a Tour heart hammered tn jo u r throat subscription to a ¿100 shoro s deposit when you asked If you'cduld see her of ¿2 was required, sod that the entire home, and she ;esld you could, with a Issue of stock was subscribed for. ■mile that made' It skip four beats en­ Then note the project as announced by tirely. • J . A. COBURN AND HIS M INSTREL ORGANIZATION AT THE the promoter, s calm and cool gentte- v V V V V v V V V V w w V i You didn't talk much as yoq walked man whose name end person alike es­ PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT, JANUARY 8TH through the scented night together, caped the author!ties—‘A company for clamorous with Insects singing In the J . A. Coburn's Minstrels who will nnsts, Eddie Horan America's prem­ carrying on an undertaking of great WHEN YOU WANT M I L ^ starlight. Tour mouth was dry and advantage, bUt no ons to know what once or twice you thought the was be at the Princess tonight (Saturday) ier dancer with clever legmanians be­ it to.’ " CREAM, BU TTER OR BU T­ hind him. Edwhrd C. Clifford mln-| with Charley Gano and an excellent watching you out of the corners of her corps of funny fellows, singers, donestrelsys foremost baritone with Cleon eyes and smiling. . Ztno In the Human Body. T E R MILK, CALL ON T H K ers, yodlers, and tup notch minstrel Coffin, Joe McAnalon, Homer FeathOh, Eve I In hie researches at the Pasteur In­ At (set you etood at her gate. What vaudeville and headline acts. Every- eringill phcnominal Basso and other, stitute In Tarls Prof. Delezenae has made you stand there, too, wilting 'thing is bright and new from the pa- singers in a splenddl singing Set, Chas. discovered, according to the Bricctlflc whlle you stammered Inane thlngr tad ratje uniforms and concert band to the Holst the yodler, Denton Male so­ American Monthly, that zinc 1* an es­ >M t flct I" the big show with special, prano in -entire change of act and sential and permanent constituent of heart! . * r<m ¡scenery and costuming for every num- elaborate wardrobe,-are only a few the human body. The metal exists In all organs, although In rather email PHONE 3711 "WeH," you said at last; sort of gruff- b ir* No « P * n>c has been spared to of the offerings signed with this fav­ percentage, about 0.0001 by weight ly. “Oueaa lTl'isW to1say goodnight» make I f all that's best in-Minstrelsy, orite organization. It la said to be The weight It variable, the highest "Goodnight," she said, but she didn't Carl Cameron’s "Saxoland" an ex- th e: biggest and best company' Mana­ proportion being found In-the nervous urnv*. 1,1 'ceptionally clover quintette o f muslcenters; for example, In the brain or And if you like it tell others, Tou took her hand. There never clans and dancers, Frank Clarke Ban- ger -Coburn has presented in twenty- the thymus. When It Is remembered was is a braver <te#d.' - • \joist hnd cbmedian, Turner Brothers; tyo.years of continuous success. Seats that the chemical operations of nutri­ if you don’t like it, tell m e.. tion are also connected with the trans­ “ ia * * WtTC °f . novelty acrobatic dancer, and gym- on sale at Bower ft Roumlllat's. enoraous force •and power over-1 formation of the nucleic adds. It whelmed you. TAurfttc e ’ w t* on flm seems probable that zinc Is one of the FORTY FUNNY FELLOWS and your hands were freesing, and JO E COBURN most necessary agents In the growth of some one bed hit yon In the back of QUITS BLOWING the body. Who docs not lova a good, doan the heed with a baseball bat and the •tars In their courses were singing to­ Joe Cobum, of Cobum Minstrels, enjoyable minstrel show?* The big gether. _ ;was recognised for years as one of brass band with its sprightly snappy BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS You had kissed her and the little the best directors and com ctlsts In parade? The bright costumes, seen AT THE nBRALD, E A C H .... boy who-had been'was r(oitt forever. 'minstrelsy, likewise a good perform­ cry. and raggy, jazzy, dancing coons, Where Is she now? you wonder splendid singing and good music? The sometimes. And does she know that er, and could still appear creditably jokes, novelties and character sketch­ with the big show dally. Friends and uof one ’has ever paid' her* a 1cleaner, fresher, purer tribute than did-that patrons have repeatedly expressed re­ es of this old nad strictly American gret that he no longer does so. In line of entertainm ent The oldtime little boy, long ago in the starlight? T o 1this "day you Can'amel r t h e ‘fra­ answer he says: " I appreciate such darkey and pickanninle fun, the mod' grance of her hair. ¡friendly Interest but-it'e a wise man em spectacular ensembles and fea t w o w r in v r a r i N N n r .who knows when te quit in many tures. Old favorites nad new voices, MAKE A B IG H T . things. I have repeatedly listened to faces and personalities. Whether old __ the efforts of better-men and.perform- ¡or ,new It will never die and is nlArid Pn* u , ni«t>< if i .m w .nn. ! ers who continued to inflict them -,w ays welcome. Among them all Joe on the public b « . u « they Coburn'. Mlruitrcl. ho. c t.b ll.h c d w .ll" l l c c l S n , J l could or b e . « , th e , thoucht they t b . n i « ! . « „ c l« n . c l c y , c l . . . r r . p o d . I decided to quit 'while in , c n tc rfln c r. irrc.p cctir. of nuntber. who always keep faith with the pub­ good Within time limitations became; frlendB » t h e r than uncnforciblc by law and'therefore arc ^ u®cd to be.’ For twenty-two lic. This season’s show Is said to be a dead letter, hny later so-called Hen >'carfl Cobum’s Minstrels have been the biggest and best and no expense HuP ■ i.a and now In so-called force is wholly Bow ing into public favor with clean, has been spared to produce an all new Wl ’ !• "jm. noperativc and only usable as a scare enjoyable performances, a new show company and top-notch attraction. U trr «i herfd to shadow title. every season and are welcome vlsl- They arc here and will appear at the Hi isard As justice and fair play are here tor8* Gentlemanly artiet*, good mu- Princess tonight. Seats on sale at Bower ft RoumillaVs. T a o jt r e Involved, why harness with expense * ,e' ,ino »inglng, vaudeville novelties OAKLAND DAIRY BALL |A. UBfAVD, Prep. 115 Magnolia Ave. R. L. GARRISON W eH ave Y o u r T . y fy e w r ite r and overtaxed people? Let the city ‘ ,uld. d»nclng, and a rigid veto on obattoraey make a test case If he pleas- Jectienable features has lhade them es and put this nagging dispute at worth *!>I,e * s «presentatlve Amerrest. lean minstrels. They w lir appear at C. H. L E F F L E R . the tonight 237-ltc The Greek currant crop for 1920 is The two chief articles exported 32 P«r ccnt lc” than normal, the estifrom Dublin, Ireland, to' tho United mate being 95,000 tons, compared i Tace B leach ever pro- States last year were rabliU skins to wlth 1^0.000 tons in 1910. America •f t Ä ' p w f f i 00, M tho value of f 10-1^84 nad' ginger ale buy® moro currants than any other to the value of $32,795. country. >■ IDA AUSTIN i 4I* MAGNOLIA ave. ALTERER OF 1 l m P ’ CLOTHES PUONE 571 ALL KINDS or IN S U R A N C E . RE ALO ESTATE. Can fo ro ; f l a . WE WISH YOU a HAPPY nnd PROSPEROUS NEW YEA R IN5UH& WITH may pass you by, by a'wide * ... TRAIN SCHEDULE ifciHwPwSü est wish, but permit us to suggest that you EDICT! Arrive Departs _2:38 a. pi. 2 :4 8 a .m . No. 83 No. 27 _ • 8:40 a.m . __ 1:28 p.m. 1:38 p.m. No. 91 8 9 .______ 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. No. 86_______ 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. No. North Hound Arrive Departs 8 2 .._____ 1:49 n. m. 2:03 a.m. 84 _.11:45 a.m . 12:05 p.m. 80_______ 2:35 p.m. 2:65 p.m. 92 __ 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. 28 _.1 0 :0 0 p. m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs •No. 158______ 7:30 a.m. No. 28.......... 4.05 p.m. •No. 157____________ 4:00 p.m. No. 21_________..1 1 :6 5 a.m . Trilby Branch Arrive Departs •No. 100______ 8:00 s. m. •No. 24.......... 3:25 p. m. •No. 101_______ G:30 p. m. •No. 25____________ 2:00 p.m . Oviedo Drench Arrive Departs •No. 126---------------- 11:00 a.m . •No. 127--------3:40 p.m. Dally, excepi Sunday. You Never Can Tell! ¿aftàlufìì HStâftansA'warSî'i Lord's Purity Water As Good as the Best LOOK W ELL TO YOUR FIREi INSURANCE. Beek ¿pacer ' Corrected on November 15, 1020. 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OTHERS SEE THEM AT THE HERALD PRINTING CO. y ^îvî; �- -- - » ,■>j ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8,1921 PAUK TOUR Report of thé Condition ot The I B E HERALD PRINTING CO., lac. .Editor m. X HOLLY H L X ULLARD..S«creUrr*Trcuorer ■L X NEEL _____ General Manager RODERT J. HOLLY. Jr. Cfrcalation Manager rpirone Herald Office 148 or 64. •» AsslkattM will make a lasting impression on the minds of the visitors. If we could have our Rod and Gun’Ctub started, our big tourist hotel started, our new .buildings and enterprises of all kinds started before our visitors go they would have a better impression and Member of the Associated Prêta idea of the possibilities of Sanford. Lot's go. tato« K iit l i m 'Nice weather for crops Lettuce is picking up and will be all right y e t The world seems to be going mad. Xeports every day from neighboring d tie a about killings and crimes of all •arts. N ot even office safes seem to be m i e and It is a safe bet that locks and bolts win soon be at a premium. It behooves every one to oe more vigi­ la n t We regret to hear that Rube Allyn, mat old friend, is in trouble-at Sara•eta charged with killing a man. But aometimea even newspaper men com­ mit murder and most of them are -tnsptcd to commit it every day. The Chamber of Commerce has taken a running start and every red blooded citizen should get behind it and make things hum here this spring aosd summer. There Is much woik to db and it will take the united efforts ml the Chamber of Commorce with a membership of at least two hundred aad fifty members to put It over. The new people are coming to Flor­ ida these days and Sanford hotels and apartment houses and homes are fillIng up rapidly. Now Is the time to make hay while the sun shines and ■ore should all be up and doing in the grand little game of boosting our becne town and making it attractive fo r the visitors. We note that where the circus camped a few weeks ago on the lakcjfront the grass is growing green and -pretty. This would give one the idea that a little fertilizer and a little .grass seed would work wonders down •there and if that land is ever grown tip with grass it will be one of the prettiest sights in this or any other state. Congressman Scnrs is explaining to hia constituents that he renliy did aomething for them and the Congres­ sional Record proves it. Men are known by their works, Joe, .and need . no explanations. Also he who ex­ plains is lost*. Also why explain any­ thing until it is time for another «lection. We arc all tired out with political thunder. The Chamber of Commerce wil hold th eir regular monthly banquet soon surd it should be the real getting to­ gether of the boosters who intend to m akj Sanford great. There will be one or two good speakers from other cities and aomething good to eat and i t should be the outpouring of good fellowship and that get together spir­ i t that Sanford needs so badly. These Umn$uets may seem trivial but they m a n more than the overkge person can compute. Wo do not get togeth­ e r enough to discuss our affnirs and make plans for tho future. Spring is coming with all that this ■»action holds dear for spring comes early in Florida. There will be sev­ eral cold snaps beforo tho winter Is aver but spring is on the way. It be­ hooves our town to get ready for a big time for tho tourists beforo they go back home and the Chautauqua should bo the nucleus for a week’s «ntartaJnment here of the kind that ¿ F r es h V e g e t a b le s fr u it s S r o c o r te n V J e la k a C o ffe e Governor Catts stems to be making a plaything of the State Road Depart* ment. In October ho “suspended’* three members of this body and ap­ pointed three others to take their places. Following this setion, he sus; pended Mr. Scott, of Arcadia, who died a few days after the suspension, and Catts reinstated Scott a fte r his death. CattB now removed the one remaining member of the original board—J . D. Sm ith, of Marianna, and has appointed H. V. Maund, o f Talla­ hassee as his successor. Not satisfied with this, Cstts has also suspended W. A. Holt, of White Springs, one of the new members he appointed only a few weeks ago. The doughty gov­ ernor has appointed A, J. Johnson, of Perry to aiicceed Holt. The governor goes out of office on Monday, after which it to hoped we wlil have a "safe and aane" administration.— DcLand News. MICKIE SAYS ( »ON, NK ®OTTA FWACMO VMUO > V>«tfc U V * UVRU, *\V*T Ntv?. Ava' VA ©owrc v ju r r e t * TUicC . Fft\»VAO M OWTBM A * VOU / »U O O LO , DO VAT. -TV4C.U > VMUMT NA OOCMT* t>0 10 TO , c o v a » tvs V i o a o i a -tvO o C WOVK6 TOMH »AV»» » » U t tO ,‘»VN n u l » . . - r u « r VMWJL / L «OAB PV SA »» 'CVA y AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 29TH, 1920 CONDENSED FROM TH E REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY RESOURCES LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.............................................................% OVERDRAFTS ............................................................................... STOCKS AND BO N D S...................................................... - ............ LIBERTY BONDS & W. S. S...................................... .................... REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE AND FIXTU RES..................... CASH, DUE FROM BANKS AND U. S. TREA SU RER............ 640,304.16 203.96 179,583.73 176,688.00 18,770.00 137,643.55 Total........................................................................................ »1,153,193.40 LIA B ILIT IES 50.000.00 50.000. 00 23,505.78 8,550.00 NONE 40.000. 00 981,137.62 CAPITAL STO C K ..... SURPLUS ...................... UNDIVIDED PROFITS CIRCULATION .......... REDISCOUNTS £ ...... BILLS P A Y A B L E ....... DEPOSITS .................... Total.........................................................................................$1,153,193.40 NOW IS THE T IM E TO BUY LAND COST F IV E BILLION • IN FLORIDA TO RUN UNCLE 8AM DURING YEAR 1920 What pays better interest than an F. P. FORSTER........ - .....President B. F . WHITNER .................Cashier investment in Florida land? Bankers WASHINGTON, Ja n . 7— The cost consider 8 per cent pretty good in­ of running the United States govern­ L. A. BRUMLEY............Vice-Pres. A. L. BETTS,......Assistant Cashier terest no money loaned out, but Flor­ ment last year amounted to approx­ imately $5,064,000,000, as against T . J . MILLER............... ...Vice-Pres, W. L. RUMPLE ................... Teller ida land beats that. Census reports about $11,728,000,000 In 1919. The just msde public show that the in­ total expenditures outside of pay­ crease in land values in Florida in tho ments on the public debt were revealed last ten years has been more than today in accounts obtained from the T. I. HAWKINS L. A. BRUMLEY 100 per cent. W hat makes this state­ dally treasury statements. Treasury ofHcIals said tonight that ED. PUTNAM S. O. CHASE ment peculiarly Interesting is the fact while ordinary disbursements had not that land in Florida Is still bringing yetcome down to the $4,000,000,000 T. J . MILLER F. P. FORSTER less per acre than In any other part mark set by Secretary Houston in his B. F. WHITNER of the United States, in proportion to estimate of the revenue needed for Its real value, in other words, wc future fiscal years expenditures have the cheapest land, and the larg­ would continue to fall. Gradual liqu­ est amount of It of any state in the idation of war claims and expenses Union. Add to that the fact that wc officials declared, explained the drop have the finest climate and the long­ in the expenditures, which, they add­ est season, insuring to the cultivator ed, would have been greater but for the possibility of more working days the additional burdens such as loans One 5-room house, close in, on in the year, and you can form some and advances to the railroads impos­ irick street, good location, house W e have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and idea of the coming future of the state. ed on the treasury. n good condition, $3,000.00, if There are more than 64,000 farms Ordinary receipts for 1920 amount­ sold in next 10 days. Terms ar­ Financial Responsibility in the state, but only sixteen and ed to $0,431,000,000 in round numbers ranged to suit purchaser. seven-tenths of the land area of the as against $6,772,000,000 for the pre­ state is included in farms and of vious year. Collections of incomo and that, less than 40 per cent is called profitH taxes, totalled $3,570,090,000 "improved." Florida Is still in the in the past year compared with $1,—With— pioneer stage. We have been so busy 337,000,000 in 1919. CONNELLY REAL ESTATE building cities nnd towns, and ronds COMPANY and bridges, that we have neglected Stocks of frozen pork in storage on the possibilities that lie in the culti­ Dccclmbcr 1, 1020, wns 01,730,481 lbs., Car lol receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce vation of the soil. Some of us have or 17,00,000 pounds more than on the Consignments Solicited unwisely accepted the dictum of our same date in 1919. Despite tho fact fftAwMCVI / visitors from the rich, black soils of thnt the United States is the greatest Product Reporter Co.. Now York . , v___ Aknui the western states, that Florida land hog producing country in the world, National State and City Bank Your Bank About Is too poor to raise anything, notwith­ imports of pork and pork products standing the fact that has been re­ during the first ten months of 1920 peatedly demonstrated that Florida amounted to 2,899,117 pounds, nnd sand produces more in bulk nnd mon­ those of the corresponding period of ey value than any of the rich lands 1919 to 11,419,444 pounds. of the prairie states. Our rtuck far­ mers would think their business a Delivered Fresh Every Day failure if it did not turn out several $ f times as many carlouds per acre, nad $ many times as much in cash than the $ KOKOMO, UNITED STATES $ AND M ILLER T IR E S I prize farms of tho North nnd West. HOWE RED T U B E S I Thnt fact si gradually creeping into $ ---------$ the minds of our friends from the $ $ And they are the Best $ north in connection with the other $ self-evident fact that life in our bal­ I • my climate is Infinitely pleasanter $ B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida nnd happier thnn it can be in the hos­ tile climate to the north. When this fact becomes fully known in the land nnd every winter visitor advertises it, the rush to Florida will mnkc its past STOP AT THE growth seem very small. The value of nil fnrm property is now $329,280,817, an increase of 130 LONGWOOD, FLA. per cent since 1910. The average val­ ue o f the land alone, per acre, is $38.90, and that It must be remem­ Excellent Meals. Special Chick­ bered includes lands valued at $1,000 en dinners served between 12 ant! more per acre, which shows there and 2, $1.25. must be an immense acreage of cheap and $22.00 per month buys land yet to be had. We have always SUNDAY DINNER a nice 5-room cottage on contended there was no really worth­ Jan. 9, 1921 corner lot. Price $2,650. less land in Florida and that conten­ tion (a being verified every year. We ,Celery eh Branche Spiced Beets Also nice houses on Pal­ have not yet learned the uses to Potage a la Relne metto, Park and Magnolia which our seemingly poor land can be Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au ju s Ave., Sanford Heights. put. But the continual sunshine and Roast Native Chicken with the copious ralna will force the growth dressing o f . vegetation on the poorest of U, Boiled Potatoes when we have the sense to adapt the Mashed Potatoes plants to the soil. . * Green Peas The REAL ESTATE MAN W e predict th at the growth of the Buttered Cauliflower 39 yr*. HrUJ.it of ttaainrd next ten years will make that of the Hearts of Lettuce r w t *• jot rw« a«,mi last decade seem small by comparison. Russian Dressing The moral is, buy now while land is Apple and Mince Pie cheap, and must advance with the Rice Pudding, Custard Sauce BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS J _ growth of population.—Tampa Times. Tea < Coffee Postum AT THE HERALD. * * C H - __ 1 C OFFICERS DIRECTORS A BARGAIN S e rv ic e That Counts Crenshaw, Priddy & Co. C. A. MATHEWS Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Car; Street Richmond, ENAMELWARE of E v e r y K in d Pure, Sweet, Wholesom MILLER’S BAKERY at the Right Price T T * 1 1 Hardware 1 1 1 1 1 Company Seed Potatoes HOTEL L0NGW00D M A IN E G R O W N SPECIAL BARGAIN $800 CASH Spalding and Rose Four and Red Bliss E. F. LANE fD etm e T Jurner S%êm* 497 tUéimkm Stniiéinj F . F . D U T T O N , In c « / Sanford �- ** , ' *______________ ___________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8,1921 PAG B FIVE flanimary of tho 'Floating Saudi Talk« Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader« Carlot Shipment* from Entire Country, Friday« January 7th . Florida— Sanford S c c tln o ............... 12 Florida— Oakland Section .............. 3 Florida— Manatee Section ...»......... 36 California—Southern Diatrict ........ 38 California—Southern Diet. (exp).. 2 California—Imperial Valley .......... 13 Leave your order for one a t the Her* aid office fo r you will want this ____________ '* " almanac,■* Tho merchant* Florida— Generally fair tonight splendid fionuoexcept probably I ' . t , ___ |_ i_ ■ rain la 'j a~,i find n it »i.« the real advertising medium inday, * _ Cooler north and are taking liberal apace in the ic north portion. . * 3 book that will be preaerved'Tur' at j portion* a least twelve months and maybe longer. ----Harris- g {* the advertising everlasting and MUi LilU*n Goodyearr of H*rrfime time with the Joy forever. . „ p. u spending some ily, 616 616 Mag______ IL P- Latsbaugh and family, Mag­ Mrs. W. L. Dortic has arrived in nolia avenue. the city from Augusta, Go,/* and Is ter ribbons, the guest of her brother-in-law and Typewriters, typewriter ng machine lister, Mr. and Mrs. J . T . Allen at I machines, adding of all all kinds kinds their home on Laurel avenue. paper and office aiippllcs of WEATHER REPORT I at the Herald office^ Total, c a r s ............................ „...104 Destinations of Florida Shipments Now York ....................... ............... . 14 Jc rs c ji City .................................../..... 4 S t. Louis ..................................... . 1 Boston ................................. ............. 1 Potomac Yards .................. .............. 8 Cincinnati 3 W. Jacksonville ................................. 1 Cleveland ................... } Chicago ................... ............................ 8 Baltimore .............................................. 2 Waycross ............................ 1 Philadelphia ........... 4 Pittsburgh ........................................... 2 Savannah ........... 1 Mrs. J, T. Allen and alster, Mrs. Mis* Mildred Braddock left yea- W . T. Dortic, of . i « for her home In Palmetto the dinner guests t*rd,y th(! na8t wccit wjth and Mrs. S. S . ttur .pending the past week with ^ ^ Sanford 3lr. and Sira. R. 3- Holly. tic is the aunt of Augusta, Ga.p were on Thursday of Mr. Harkey, nt their IIelttht9. Mra> Dor. Mjs. Harkey, „»*ow ____Is the time to have you sta , The many Sanford friends of Dr. Uoncry printed before the spring rush Q|aas whj |,e glad to |carn’ that ho Is of business. Get It at the Herald of- „pending the winter at Enterprise fee. New stock of paper, new type, agfl(n aB has been his custom for in tho mnny yCara, Dr. Glass is one of the near idea», best of everything In printing line. 'm oat noted physicians In New York State and has many friends in Kloitdn The Herald Printing Company Is and elsewhere. turning out one run of printing o f ( --------100 000 copies for a big firm th at, CnpL and Mrs. K. R. Murrell are wants only the best of printing and now operating the Montezuma Hotel, l-wanta it right now. This firm will Mr. and Mrs. McLendon having gone not have any printing done unless It back to their homo In Winter Haven, lean be done with neatness and dis-^Thc Moatozuma is one of Sanford's patrh and in these features the Herald finest hotels and bids fair to make a ercclls. |Krvat reputation among the tourists nnd commercial men. Dr. C. J- Marshall has just pur-'( Tonight the Jones shows will have [ chased n Molle typewriter for his offkt work nnd states that this won­ their last night, Coburn’s Minstrels derful machine Is Just what Is needed will hold forth at the Princess and in the office work of all kind. Tho the Star will shire with something I go!!« Is not only a complete machine good In the picture line, thus ending ! hut It t* so compact that it can bo a big week of amusement. A fter this 1carried around with you anywhere. week the town can take a rest and tako up the question of selling lettuce. See them at the Herald office. Ulsrcnco Mahoney is getting up a corking good almanac for, the Herald office that will be given away to~the subscribers nnd to people generally over the county. An almanac is some­ thing that is needed all the time in every home. Clarence is getting tho advertisements for the Herald al­ manac and it will be printed and ready for the people in the next two weeks. The Ball Hardware Company tq sporting a new delivery truck, the body being made by the Sanford Auto Body Company, under the skillful hands of John Vandcrhook. This firm is putting out some fine delivery truck bodies and bodies for all kinds of cars and deserve the patronage of the home people who are needing truck or àuto bodies. Total cars ............... g rm 1^5 © m c -.A at eight o’clock this mechanical man will assist at the drawing for that first free suit that we are going to give away. This free suit is the first one of the suits that we give away free to our clothing club members every Saturday night. IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY A MEMBER OF TH IS CLUB, BECOME ONE BEFORE TO-MORROW NIGHT SO THAT YOU GET IN ON THE FIR ST FREE SUIT. US ABOUT IT. 61 I)iversions Filed Since Last Report: None. Total lettuce shipments from Floridn htia season to date (1-7 inc)., cars ............. 1380 Total lettuce shipments from Florida last season to the same date, cars ..... _’...1000 Shipping Point Information, Jan . 7th. SANFORD, FLA .: Warm, , elenr. Ilnullngs light. Demand good for good stock. Good stock scarce. Mar­ ket atendy, no change In prices. Cnrlots f. o. b. usual terms; 1% bu. ham­ pers, Big Boston, best mostly 76c; enrtots f. o. b. cash track; best most­ ly fi0c-60c. LOS ANGELES, Calif.: Cool and clear. Good w ire Inquiry. Supplies light. Demand and movement good, m arket steady, little change in prices. Quality wide range. Crates, Iceberg, carlots f. o. b. usual terms: |1.60-|1.76 Cortots f. o. b. cash track, |1.60-$1.00. oPtomnc Yards: reports passing during 24 hours previous too 11 a. m. today, 18 cars, destined: New York 16, Pittsburgh 1, Jersey .City 1, Wash­ ington' 1. Diversions accomplished at Poto­ mac Yards: New York 3, Philadel­ phia 2. That Lasts m at j v m real anti then some say that “IT" is not. You can see for yourself if you take^a peep at “IT " this afternoon on the streets or at our store. And then, too, if you want to see something good, sec him on the street in something new, Saturday afternoon. KEREN SKY FORMS ANTI-RED ARMY TO FIGHT THE REDS Classified advertisements, Q cents a line. No ad taken for leu than 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 REN T t’Olt RENT— Furnished house on Snnford Heights. Phone 207-J1. F. W. Grnynm. 237-3tp FOR ROOM APARTMENT— Private family. Reasonable rates to per­ manent tenants! Park Avc. Address Box 343. f 237-tfc FOR IU3 NT— Furnished bedroom and ktichcncttc, no children, 306 Elm. .____________________ 1 233-tfc ______ _ 236-tfc WANTED—At once, a white house­ keeper. Apply at Herald office. 23S-3tp WANTED—Two furnished and two unfurnished rooms, 1020 Union ave­ nue. 236-2t lt-wky WANTED—To hear from owner of 6 or 10 acre well equipped truck farm —good home, good Idcntlon, In or near Sanford, Box 22, Oviedo, Fla. 236-dtp FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue.______________________ 157-tfc FOR RENT—Ono nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen or nice couple. Can have uso of garage. MEETING AT COURT HOUSE Phone 23 for particulars. 206-tfc A meeting Is called for ‘Monday FUlt RENT—Furnished room. Apply at Herald office. 220-tfc night at the court house of all those who arc interested in the fish and FOR RENT—Furnished front room, game laws. Everybody invited to at­ 608 Myrtle Aye. 236-3tp tend. 237-2tc ___________ FOR SA L E ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION FOR SA LE—10 young Inylng S. C. Officers of Sanford Lodge, No. 27, White Leghorn hens, cheap. Ap­ for this term will be Installed Mon­ ply 117 Laurel Ave., Sanford, Fla. day evening, January 10th, by Dis­ 236-3 tp trict Deputy Grand Master Wilfotd FOR SA LE— Five gallon hot water Cline nnd staff of Orlando. A lnrge heater, never used. Phone 348-W attendance is expected. before 8 and after five. Owner. 234-4p J . J . BOLLY, N. G.. "if r '• FOR SA LE—Six room cottage, dou­ ble lot, various kinds of fruit trees. Owner, P. O. Box 117. 232-6tp f, F * U 1 © Wj FOR SA LE— 100,000 green top celery plants.— F. L. Greene, West Side. .__________________________ 232-tfc FOR SA LE—Ford touring car. Ap. piy nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc 'FOR SA LE—A Canoe. the Hornld office. WE RECEIVED THIS WEEK A CARLOAD OF LEXINGTONS, CON SISTING OF SPORTS, FIVE AND SEVEN PASSENGERS. EVERY LEXINGTON OWNER IS A BOOSTER AND WE WANT YOU TO BE NUMBERED AMONG OUR MANY SATISFIED LEXINGTON OWNERS. AND IF YOU WILL ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION WE CAN PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU GET MORE FQR YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU BUY A LEXINGTON WHEN BUYING'A CAR—YOU WANT ONE THAT YOU KNOW YOU CAN GET SER VICE FROM THE DEALER SHOULD YOU NEED IT. AND WE ARE AL­ WAYS READY TO RENDER YOU PROMPT AND EFFIC IEN T SERVICE. LEXINGTONS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORO TIRES, MOTOR METER, ENGINE TIRE PUMP, TWO-WAY HEADLIGHTS, AND THIS IS REGU­ LAR EQUIPMENT WITHOUT EXTRA COST TO YOU. CALL NOW AND GET A DEMONSTRATION Inquire nt 224-tfc FOR SA LE—100 f t . front, 117 ft. deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner of 8th St. Nick Zcrnovan, Sanford. 222-2Gtc LOST LOST— Bunch of keys, between I*. O. nnd S ta r Theatre. Name on tag nnd keyring. Please return to C. C. Woodruff nnd receive reward. 237-1 tp LOST— Baby ring. Finder return to Palms and receive reward. 235-3tp MISCELLANEOUS 7s The Hupmobile contract for Seminole county is open for tho right deal­ er. For information see Paul W. Mc­ Kee, Orlnndo, Fla., 102 North Orange Ave. Phone 412.____________ 237-2tp With our dyeing process 1 can make new out of your old faded clothes. — Pete tho Tailor, Orlnndo, Fin. 232-tfc WANTED WANTED—Position as grove fore­ man by man of experience. Car furnish best of reference. Addresi G. L. Tucker, Grandin, Fin. 233-6ti WANTED—Team work. Inquire of M. Hanson Shoo Shop. lB0»00tp WANTED TO HUY— 2 tons second hand blenching paper.—D. I. Hodgdon, R. No. A, Box 108 , W WANTED—Bright, capable woman to travel. Salary and expenses. Also ono for Sanford and surrounding territory. Apply Cates Crate Cq. PARIS, Jo n . 8.—Alexander Keren­ sky, former Russian premier, has summoned thirty revolutionary lead­ ers to meet here tomorrow In an a t­ tempt to unite all anti-bolshevik fac­ tions. »1. TechemofT, minister of agriculturn under Kerensky's provisional gbvernment and former president o f tho revolutionary constituent, will preside over tho meeting. Tchernoff escaped from Russia two months ago. It is believed he will tell the delegates what their chances of mili­ tary success be If the followers of Kerensky nnd General Wrangel con be united. Delegates to the conference In­ clude members of the social revolutonnry party, the duma majority under the provisional government and the cadets, Dispatches today,'bearing on the Russinn nnd Polish future tended to confirm a rumor heretofore denied, that President Pilsudski expects to form a military nllinncc with France. The French invitation to Pilsudski was said to have declared the conference "m ay lead to the conclus­ ion of a political and economic agree­ ment between Franco and Poland" The Gazette Warsawski, declared "the visit is a prelude to complete military nnd economic agreement be­ tween th otwo countries” Polish offi­ cials hnve ropcntcdly declared they arc expecting a Russian attack in the spring I DISTRIBUTORS ‘ WANTED—Position by boy over 16, Address J . K., care o f Herald. ** * PURE MILK IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or any Hour------ Deliveries Twice Each Day. DIWFHilRST DAIRY “THE DAIRY that IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS" * i n L i H U l l O l 1 M 1 U 1 Ask the State Bonrd of Health Phone 367 Every Dollar Y ou Saves Helps Win Prosperty BUT IT DOES NO GOOD TO SAVE MONEY UN­ y LESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION IN SOME WAY Until you are ready to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank ac­ count where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. Your funds deposited with this Bank will be safe, immediately avatlnble and will be doing their patriotic duty. SERVICE STRENGTH SemiholeCountyBank HOME I N S T I T U T I O N i .“'Vi . Vva 236-3tp, '! . pi«.- wi. f •f � 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, January 08, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 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>, January 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/9b0a8ec1dbed08b0ea4b8f30be4f055c.pdf bcdaa7356b831add94fc7304337fe778 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART O F THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1921 SUPPLY FROM- RAYARIA BRING THEM TO TIME OF TIIE stituting pre-war freight rates as *®*rgency rates nt this time. “Here in Florida we hove the presipectade of our orango growers “ «ng almost unsurmountable ob*Uele* ln ,h« « freight rates and in P|k m truck crops arc being ***** unJer- The railroads them**Tea are tremendous losers by the " , lon* CroP8 which arc allowed to , upon the ground arc a dead loss the transportation companies., re they otherwise might yield «venue in being moved to marur situation here is not so bad jfprampt acUoti is taken. I am hopcLtion Z 'l,l„ bV b,C ,0 ° btnin unltcd m' be if * tbc inrmcr8' «nd growU t^ ? th Wh,ch we nffiltion ° Ur nn,lon«i orgnniznPow« 11 Hh0t th° 80 Wh° huve thc tution of d° *° WiU mukc tho ,n8li* tib]e In cmcrgency freight rates poi- 4 t C :vc,hi COa v « m AIRY,s *MILK ‘ ® I *tODUCED POTATO MILK WITH REAL KICK CjUGAGO, J a T T - A *°*l»*i dairy on *1,1 * the ownery, 2 milk can, d ? raid on . , , d on a " 11,0 ftrre>t d0Mn reKu l“ tlon ^ s 7 ; r / 0ntcnt' of "hich, ac- < (Bj Tk« Au«cUt*4 fn n ) TRAMMELL’S AMENDMENT C A L IFO R N IA REAL E S T A T E ANDERSON, Jan. 7.— First South WOULD EXEMPT »3000 OF Carolina Jury composed wholly o f M A N M AD E T H E MARRIED MEN’S SALARY women found negro guilty o f stealing SA L E la Brushy Creek township yesterday. WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. Senator Four married and two single women Trammell, Democrat, Florida, intro­ on Jury. duced amendments in the senate to­ day which would increase the ex­ emptions under the income tax law CITIZENS COMMITTEE M EET to »1500 fo r individuals and »3000 for TRAIN— TELL JAPS T H E Y the hend o f a family or married per­ A HE NOT WANTED sons, the exemption o f a husband and (By Th« Au k Ii U4 Tnm) wife being limited to »3000 on their HARLINGEN, Tex., Jan. 7.— Pend­ combined income. ing arrival o f real estate dealer from California who sold farms to JapaBGRAND DUCHESS esc farmers in this section no effort n A 8 SON AND HEIR WILL FORMULATE PLANS FOR will be made here by citizen’s com­ THE BETTER SERVICE AND (By Tki Au k Ii M rrttt) mittee to compel two Japanese fam­ BETTER RATES LUXEMBOURG, Jan. 7.—Grand ilies to leave Harlingen. Japanee* Dutchess Charlotte, who married arrived Wednesday from California, The Traffic and Transportation Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma, in and were met at the train b y com­ Committee o f the Sanford Chamber November, 1019, gave birth to a son mittee and informed their present* of Commerce will hold a meeting this | yesterday. was undesirable. The real estate man evening in the Vnldez Hotel for the will be asked to refund the Japaoes* purpose o f effecting without further! the amount paid for the two farms. delay, the plans formulated nt their! previous meeting. The committee subsequent to this meeting, held a conference with the Orlando Cham­ ber of Commerce and nuccccdod in enlisting their support in tho propos­ ed plans outlined at their last meet­ ing. The committee realizes the im­ portance o f prompt action and inas­ TO much as tho shippers are now paying j preferred rates for tho movement of j their vegetables, they should demand I thnt service to which they are cntitl- per­ two that hero COULDN’T RESIST CHANCE TO ROI1 CHICAGO, nicipal court, “ in which one’s fist could bo put.” “ If I happened to pass a dork house,” McGrath confessed to police, it worried mo so that when I got home I could not sleep. Often I would got out o f bed, go back and rob i t ” STOP ENLISTMENTS IN U. 8. ARMY . W ILL REDUCE NUMBER O r n . ammuus Tnu) .¡jj’. j WASHINGTON, Jsn. 7.— Unani®. ous favorable report ordered by M o­ THEIR M AN Y. TROUBLES at« military committee on resolution directing Secretary of W a r to stop CREATED BY POOR army enlistments until total number MARKETS men reduced to 175,000. MAY MOVE STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS FROM JAX WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.— Removal o f the steamship inspection servie* from Jacksonville, Flo., to Savannak, ' Ga., was rocommended to the boas* today by thd appropriation committee in reporting the legislative bill. NAVAL BALLOONISTS Take Up Matters of Vital Inter W ILL ARRIVE AT • est to the City of RAILROAD' TODAY Sanford COAL PRICES P A ID . IN 1920 SUBJECT OF ACTION* J The board o f governors o f the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce held^heif K M M ) A MAN '( f i r s t meeting o f thc new year. The ' proposition o f entertaining the Na^ ACTING TREASURER tionni Editorial Association during the O F UNITED STATES L v 1 L n l X J X lU U convention in Florida was brought to •P/\ O T £ i f Tk t ■ t[io attention o f thc board by Mr. Geo. I l l S I A N D I K I A I G. Hosmcr o f the Manatee River JourU l « 111/ u u n u nal, Bradentown and Mr. F. B. Stone■ ■ ■ 1mnn of thc Mlnml Herald. Mr. IIosSOUTH CAROLINA MAN CLEARED met, who is also secretary of the I1Y A JURY Florida Press Association committee TODAY *on entertainment, stated that it was • , tho Intention o f having this party in(By Tk« AM«<ut*d rnu) ' elude Sanford in the proposed (tinSPARTANBURG, Jan. 7.— Verdict ornry. This pnrty consists of five Harding, o f not guilty returned today in caso hundred members, representing newso f Will. Lnttimorc, charged killing pnpera in practically every state In 1^jr q co Mack Lowry here twenty years ago. tho Union, will reach Sanford thc D j|n)(| Lattimore fled after killing and was morning o f March 21st being driven jj* p g not heard o f until he returned hero up from Orlando by a delegation o f Di,j|0BCT to surrender. Claimed killing was local people. Thc present plans will n accidental, been living across North permit this party a twoand one-half j £ omri Cnrolinn line thirty miles from hero hours stop over in Sanford before nprpntwj for a yenr. ccntlnuln, t . D .U n 4 „ « , 7nS of ,ho m c X i During t b . « o u m of .ho r m n . r k . |of , h, Sn„ fot(| c h „ ml„ r o ( CommcK<1 to thc bonrd o f governors, Mr. Hosmer . . . . ». .. , AT FANCY PRICE ftnd Mr. stonemnn emphasized t h o i " ! " ^ Tuesday even n g, Jonu- SIX PERSONS BURNED IN ARKANSAS FIRE l * . | w p w v (Br Tk« ximcuux m u ) ENGLAND, Ark., Jan. 7.— Six sons were burned to death and probably fatally burned in fire destroyed Royal Hotel and Cafe today. . 1I i NUMBER AND FOUR ARE MARRIED AND TWO SINGLE WOMEN ON TIIE JURY (Sr 7%« iuK iiiw m *t) WILL CONFER PARIS, Jan. 7.— Miners in the WITH HARDING UNITED STATES TO ABOUT MILITARY Ruhr district o f Germany decided to deprive Bavaria o f coal as step to­ LIVE (Br A i iiu cliM Fmi) ward forcing Bavarians to disarm MARION, Jan. 7.— Representative civil guards, dtsbandonment o f which Kahn o f California, chairman o f the is demanded by Allies house military committee,- is in Mar­ ion at the invitation o f President-elect iST CROPS OF FRUITS AND Harding to discuss army reorganizepreparedness today.. VEGETABLES MOVED / and general FROM FIELDS , Harding expects to confer later with Chairman Butler, house naval com­ Stfpi to start n nationwide mo\e- mittee. ent to put in effect emergency freight rates upon all the railroads o f REPARATION COMMITTEE CONSIDBRniNG QUESTION tk« country for the movement of foodOF GERMAN PAYMENTS PROMINENT NEW SPAPER MAN itu/fs and farm products to market w«rt taken yesterday by the Florida SEEMS TO BB IN SERI. (By Tk« AatttUU* Tnu) Citrus Exchange. * OUR TROUBLE PARIS, Jan. 7.— Members of Al­ Following interviews with promllied reparations commission met yes­ ----- 1 In all sections and conTAMPA, Fla., Jan. 7.— Rube ant growers terday to consider question o f Ger­ with the other officers of the Allyn, one o f the best and moat ftrtocei v man payments, several o f which are exchingf, Business Manager C. E. popular newspaper men In Flor­ overdue. They received message from Stewart, jr., telegraphed the secreida, was arrested at Sarasota this Ury of the National Bureau of Farm reparations officers in Berlin declar­ afternoon In connection with the Orginlutions in Washington, D. C., ing Germany would make payment death o f Harry Illgel, a promin­ i request to start the movement at January 16th. ent contractor o f that town, ac­ wet among the large number of fnrcording to telephone advice« from nen’ and growers' organizations Authorities. Mr. Allyn la now in vhkh are members of that body, o f the Bradentown JalL wkkh the Florida Citrus Exchange al­ io it a member. The telegram, in ad­ FRANCE OFFICIALLY dition, urged immediate action by the NOTIFIES U. S, Waihington office of the farmora’ organiiatlon with congressmen and sen* O r Tk« i»MtUU4 Bu m ) WASHINGTON, Jan. 7— France »ton, and members of the Interstate SHERIFF HAS NO CLUE AND has informally notified the United Commerce Commission. NO MOTIVE FOR THE States o f contemplated invasion o f At the same time, E. D. Dow, trnfr LYNCHING Ruhr district account o f alleged fa il­ fk manager of the exchange, tent to ure o f Germany to effect disarmament railroad officials a telegraphic rein that district qseit for the immediate installatio nof T A I 3  ^ o J T g Î . : V » * ' 7.— A u pre-war rates, ns emergency rates, in thorities today continued the investi­ the present crisis to enable the move­ gation o f tho lynching o f Sam Will­ LORD MILNER n A S RESIGNED ment of crops. iams, a negro, last night, whose body * (Br Tk« iiu cliM Tnu) Commenting upon the action taken, riddled with bullets was found tied LONDON, Jan. 7.— Lord Milner to­ Mr. Stewart said: ‘11)6 ticup of to a tree. Sheriff is unable to learn day resigned portfolio as secretary of farm products all over the country is why the negro was lynched. colonies. , most serious. High coats of getting the growers' products to market are tailing them to be held nt the point •f production, or to rot upon the ground if they are of a perishable nnture. This largely is to blame for the Present national crisis. Farmers can •pend no money, because they are ■»king no money. Millions in loans spon crops are tied up, too, It is soREADY FOR CONFERENCE talled “frozen" loans which have been Chamber o f Commerce Took Up the Matter Last (Br Tk« Au k Ii M Fmi) rwpomible for mnny of tho bank fallNight PARIS, Jnn. 7.— German govern-» Clt* in other sections of which the public has been reading. All tho fi­ mont todny informed Allied govern­ nancing movements for farmers which BE H E R E A F E W HOURS ments that German experts would bo ready to resume reparations confer­ •are been discussed cannot do half HUNDRED OR MORE ence at Brussels with Allies January .the good for the farmers, nor any- FIVE NEW SPAPER MEN TO VISIT 26th. , like the good for consumers, S T A T S IN MARCH which would at once result from in­ v • SSIST FARMERS .»I , • I f i 11 OA YPARQ Afrt ------! great* advertising value o f tho enter- .| ' ° NORTH ADAM S, M ass, Jan. 7— jtalnmcnt o f these editors will mean; bo hcId ,n tho coua^ Two pairs o f shoeT designed to sell nt to the different cities In Florida; * retail for $100 opnlr and said to bo •which they visit* A very consorvn-1 Amon^ tho new members tho socrothe most expensive ever made in this tive estimate o f the value o f this a d -:1* ^ b*d tl,c of prcsentlnr state, were exhibited at a factory hero vcrtlsing to tho state would be a m il-1the ®PPl«*woIn o f Mr. J. D. Hood today. One pair is made o f patent Hon dollars as the opinion* o f these and H* L « * 1- io r raeraberahlp ka leather kid with pure gold leaf lining men> who ore important factors In { *be cb*mber. These gentlemen wot* and gold under lining o f al^ perfora- m cidlng public opinion, Is sent back I voted ,nto the membership b y th* tions, hooks and eyes and has a |20 by them to their respective paper*, to a r i o f governor*, gold piece inserted in the heel o f each The board o f governor* voted to Th® board al*o . received official shoe. The other pair is o f tan with ¡raise »500, the amount requested to notification o f the- location o f the a lining o f bright red satinand a help defray tho expenses o f the party, automobile supply company w ho hava gold watch o f tho wrist typo inserted on their trip to the state, and It .was decided to open up a branch in Son­ in the left shoe Just abovo the ankle, j the consensus and opinion o f the mem- ford for distribution of their article* . -------------------------- ; bers o f the board that this was with- throughout the state. One sport writer says Jack Dcmp-| out exception one of the most e ffl-' The lqonthly banquet wili bo held sey takes better caro o f himself than .icacious mediums of publicity over Thursday evening, January 20th, in - rtor. champion. • • — • cure The pub- the Valdes Hotel. The secretary has any fon This Mis» Amanda Sjoblon is home from Orlando for a few days. Mrs. M. H. Williams was called to her home at Bunnell last Saturday on account o f the death o f her brother. W . P. Monroe and family motored to Orlando Sunday afternoon to visit a sick brother o f Mrs. Monroe’s. hfr. and Mrs. J. B. Long and chil­ dren, o f Orlando, were Sunday visi­ tors here at thc home o f Mrs. Ed. Quigg. Mr*. Goodhenrt SJoblom, who has been confined to her home hero fo r tho past ten days with n caso o f flu is somo better at tho present writing, Dr. Puleston is attending her. Dr. Dcntqn made a call at the doesn’t date back to tho Willard tight, McWaters home here the first o f the either. It extended clear back thru ing members were appointed in con- guest of honor and principal speaker the war.— Kansas City Star. Junction with the publicity committee: o f thc evening. �TOT SANFORD DAILY HERALD, raURSPAY, JAtiVADY ». SH O W 8th Street and Sanford Avenue Admission—Including War Tax: ults, 60c. Children, 30c W. Erlcsort waa a caller Siihday ill Grnpeville and also at the home 6f Mr. and Mrs. Nero. 8 TBLLA MYSTIFIES ALL WHO ' Voile Williams enjoyed another air­ SEE 11ER—T IIE ART PIC­ plane ride out oUr way on New Year’s TU RE SUPERB day. The young folk* *n Grapoville help­ ed to welcohie in the New Year. Lee Cruse spent an evening with his brother, Albert and w ife on his way back to his work, ere they mov­ ed to their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Clute and friends of Sanford spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Westerdick. Miss Margaret Ericaon spent a pleasant evening with Mis* Ruth Berqulst. Dr. Mary Swan left Sunday for her home in Chicago. Carl Pierson tak­ ing father and daughter to Sanford. Mrs. Andrew B^itclson had as her house guests, her relative*, Mr. and Miss Pounds, o f Palatka, for a num­ ber of day*. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and a cou­ sin from St. Augustine spent a cou­ ple of day* during the holidays at the ihomo o f their daughter, Mrs. A. L. Campbell. Florence Tyner spent a pleasant week with Mr. and Mrs. Fry at( Windemure, returning to her homo Sun­ day by auto with her cousins from Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sjoblom and the wife’* parent* and Mis* Idalene Peterson motored over from Daytona Sunday calling on friends in Grapcvilic and Upsala. Rev. Edwards gave us an excellent New Year’s sermon. Sorry the word of his coming did not get around more. He was a guest at our home, ‘ Morris Sjoblom bringing aim over from Lake Mary while Voile Williams kindly took him to Sanford. Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and Miss Ruth Bergquist were afternoon call­ ers at the homes o f Mrs. Jesse Lee and Mrs. Alfred Ericson. Mr*. Ballinger called also at the homes o f Mrs. Jesse Lee and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist on Tuesday. end with MUa Florence Tick! w ife end Their two'Tittle one« her »on, Clarence; thq young folk« returning home Monday. Mr. and Mr*. W . T. Tyner al«o came out from Sanford making quite a fam ily reunion. • . M i«« Ruth Bcrgquiat expect* to leave fo r her home at Tiger Bay Fri­ day Much to her friend* regret, after a pleasant two week* at the home o f her *l»ter, Mr*. E. W. Lundqulat. W hile among u*, beside* a number o f ahorter visit* *he «pent a couple o f day* in town with Mr*. Kenneth Robbin* and Mr*. Lctty Hodgin* and with Mr*. Barney Beck and Mr*. Wcstcrdick and today she plan* to spend at the hon\o of Mr*. Elmer Lundquist. Her brother, Elmer had to return to hi* work last Friday. ;this week. The friends o f Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Payne vlill regret to learn of the ill. ness o f their little son. The State Sunday School orgut. zer for the Baptist church is holda* a series o f lectures at the church this week. Mrs. Sanderson, of Tampa, wu the guest o f her sister, Mrs. B. J. Over­ street for several days this week Tho annual reunion of the Long, wood and West Longwood Old Set­ tlers’ Association, will be held Juuary ll»th. Mrs. Bcngston will remain this week a guest at the home* of her daughter, Mr*. T. 0 . Tyner and grand daughter, Mrs., Mabel Krell. Anoth­ er daughter, Mrs. Jean Tyner, camo up from Tampa to spend a week mo­ toring up with her aon, Charles and O H N N Y . JO N E S A Floridian Born Product, Built Upon a Foundation ot Decency and Merit­ oriousness that is as Solid as the Rock o f Gibraltar Every Form of Respectable Entertainment Crystalized Into One Massive Idea That Dwarfs Into Insignificance All Attempts at Competition • i 4J.j V• ■T 1 V it i.• tj2A J •f- rtj] t■s§ t *I .•-**. • » •.,«1 •‘ ’ ■'1'--j* •« . t■I• \/I*LW -Y-'i»^ ff- * J r11 « 1 r ‘j ALL FIT FOR TH E W HOLE �* ' -k ' •' ”” *'** *' « - ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 . A 'I ;r ■ ; / iVf 1 There is a fine estate waitintt a claimant, a man* • 1 • u r t I u * sion spacious and cheerful, rare pictures and well selected library, rich hangings, with every comfort and lux­ ury. You are heir to this wonderful estate. It is within your grasp. It is yours, but you will have to fololw the Bame path that all other heirs followed who succeeded in obtaining it, by seizing Editor the cnrly opportunities in Life, among which is the Investment in B . J . HOLLY N . J . LILLARD_.Secretary-Treasurer SOUTHERN UTILITIES C O M P A N Y’S 8 PER CENT C U M U L A ­ R . A . N E E L ______ General Manager TIV E PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. This stock can be purchased for cash oron the installment plan. There is none better. ’• J p C AVC. ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager Phone Herald Office 148 or 84. First National Bank l « I n n u ll, lk M Had* Known on Application newspaper in not ready with the Bo­ MICKIE SAYS l t it was, the editor of this lution Sikacrlptan Pile* ■ Altane« Ihurt would sol up today ns the great­ est economic genius of all time. He LMWV O W ftOVJtttTVSiHQ^ \ < cvrf o o v iv i t u o t u s t a \* N would write the name o f our beloved Dalit*rad in Clip bp Carri«, UWt CtOlTWVAGr GJXTWV T* ftKVJft IS l'anta town on the map of the world in let­ WVOWIM-— O M fctLVUU. M V * ters big enough do be rend from the O itu a s a t W o rtU tu a n u . Member of the Associated Press planet Mars. W -1 WUA. NOO I---- — -td Getting dwon to the root of things, it seems logical that if n man grows PIPtAH OOMT a vegetable in Alabama, and a man talk to TH£ OURSELVES, OR OTHERS in Michigan cats it, that at least four PRATERS people should be paid something—the iT r-vawitg Every few days sonic prominent mnn who grew it, the mnn who trans­ Tute* N d iiu o o ?! m an comes to the front with a hnr- ported it, the commission man who rangue to the effect that “ America distributed it, and the retailer who 'm ust save the world." And when sold it to the consumer, There is no 'traced down, these statements invar­ excuse for other middlemen, and this iably find their origin in thu inter­ limited number of handlers is not suf­ n a tion al bankers o f Wall Street. ficient to cxplnin the greut disparity UPFioe ‘ The United States has already con- between the price received by the "tributed its blood and treasure in grower and that paid by the consum­ TV4 iMT MM WUAvWCMf ^m atching victory from defeat for tho er. N««l vaiai (, Svr Tar allies. It threw the might o f its It is evident that too many people H M « IM1h| w eight into the balance when the who don’t grow, or transport, or even v«r» an* iota if •calcs were tilting in favor o f the retail foodstuffs have n voice in ar­ ■fcvarcv I Teutons. It has done enough for the guing what the price is to be—and get present. It is time to do something paid part o f that price for arguing f o r ourselves. 'I t is time to jnil the about it. profiteers ond make living conditions This sort o f thing is unwarranted in this country such that a poor mnn and needs changing, folks. But how and his family may eat three meals are we going to do It? WHI some local citixcn come to the I t is time to stabclizc economic con­ front with the logical solution, and ditions to such an extent that wo will make himself famous and the bene­ hove an end to these interminable factor o f mankind? RARE FRUITS IN PHILIPPINES strikes and labor disturbances. Jt is time to enforce laws that will h e l p k e e p o u t t h e g r a f t e r s T w i That Ara Said to Bo Dsllcloua cu rb the unruly element that is con­ and Unknown In tho Root of tho World. stantly stirring up stiife between the The city council of the city of Ocula Bb • Report o f the Condition 'of The hns enacted an ordinance which re­ Among tho productions o f the Phil* It is time to make American safe quires all solicitors for subscriptions Ipptne Islands are two delicious fruits Tor Americans. of newspapers, magazines, periodi­ almost unknown In the rest of the These periodical spasms about cals, etc., to secure a license from thu world. One o f these Is the durian, “ America aaving the world" undoubt­ city. Before being granted such li­ whose remarkable qualities were dee-' ed ly fit in nicely with the schemes o f i cense onch person will be obliged to canted upon by Alfred Russel Wah tb e international bankers who want file a bond with the city clerk for the lace during his explorations In the t o finance the reconstruction o f Eu­ sum o f |250 for the faithful perform­ Malay archipelago. It grows on a lofty tree somewhat rop e to the detriment o f uor own ance o f all contracts. The ordinance country, thereby piling up fresh bil­ aims at putting a stop to st'ch solici­ resembling an elm. Is about aa largo as a coconut, has a shiny shell, and lions in p rofiti for themselves, but tations by fakers. There Is n penalty contains n creamy pulp which com­ they do not appeal very strongly, to of not more than $500 or 00 days in bines some o f the flavor o f n delicious the man who believes in saving bis jail for any one violating the provis­ custard with .those of a fine cheese. ■own country first. To eat durians, we are told by thoset ions of the ordinance.— Orlando Ite.The government hns taken a sud­ wbo know, Is a new sensation worth' porter-Stur. d e n and determined stand in the fight Thnt isn’ t a bad idea for any town a voyage to tho East to experience. to force prices down to normal and nnd it will stop n lot o f this fake, Americans In the Islands call the du­ keep them there. May it meet with promiscuous "collection" that comes rian “ the vegetable Llmburger cheese.'* The other rare fruit spoken of Is the unbounded success in this laudnble to Florida every winter, to pick up mnngosteen, said to be the only fruit undertaking— nnd it will if the inter­ some easy money. People do not like thnt tbe governor general o f tbe Is­ ests of the great mass o f the people to be pestered with solicitors nny way, lands has never tasted. The exquis­ -a r c considered. who don't care what they promise to itely flavored liquid It contains can­ Then, when America is saved and give just ns long us they can collect not be preserved for shipping ah road. Is on a sane and stable bnsis o f econo­ some extra change out o f the pocket | m ic conditions, it will lie time enough Circulating the Scriptures. of the public. Such a measure us , t o talk of "saving Europe and the The 1111(1 Issues of the American Bi­ Ocala has adopted would not hurt nny world." ble society were 3,752,509 volumes. honest cause or proposition and it The sun never sets on the representa­ would place solicitors upon u decent tives of tills society, which usserts T H E FARMER AND THE SPUDS place before merchants and every that some one I* busy every hour of other person, when they could see a tbe day und every dny of the year cir­ A fow years ago an Alnbnma farm certificate und license from the city culating the Scriptures. This total e r had 1200 bushels of sweet potatoes of Lnkclnnd.— Lakeland Star. moans thnt seven volumes were Issued t o sell nnd a southern commission every minute o f every hour of every day of the year. house offered him half a cent n pound FLORIDA'S SHARKS The Issues of 1010 were the small­ Tor them. This was the equivalent o f HAVE HEAL VALUE est since 1011: chiefly because of the price offered per bushel. At the after wnr conditions. Tbe average time this offer was made sweet po- 1 JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 0.—Samples of nnnunl Issues for the last ten years tatocs of an inferior! grnde were sell­ bits been over 5,000.000 volumes. For ing in the stores in northern states of leather front shark skins und oil the period o f the war, 1014-1010, It from the livers of sharks huve been was over 5,870,000, which mentis that a t five nnd six cents a pound. Investigation showed thnt there left at the office of the State M arket-! ™ nn average 11 volume« of Scripw as not one person or one firm that ing Bureau by, W. II. Patterson, who turcs were Issued every minute of ths wan innking nn unconscionable profit represent« the Ocean leather Com­ years of the war by tbe American Bi­ •out of the difference between tbe con­ pany, with factories In Fort Myers ble society. sumer's and the producer's prices. But nnd Morehend City, N. C. Nsw Illuminator. "•there were altogether too ninny peo­ "Few persottR," said Mr. Patterson, Prof. Alexander Silverman lias ‘ In­ ple getting some profit out of each “ realize the possibilities nml resources vented a new Illuminator for the mi­ potato. There were too many mid­ of the seas, filled ns they are with nil croscope, whose special advantage is dlemen. The cost of transportation kinds of animals and vegetable life, that It gives a very strong light upon was naturally, part of the leakage. probably as great in variety its on the the object examined, so thnt opaque Railroads were privnfely owned then lund. Florida Is favored in respect to and translucent bodies can be as and freight rates were lower than access to this coming source of future rendlly studied as transparent ones. Tbe top of the object on tbe side ran they are now, but thin was not enough wealth for the world. The salt wntera |bc Been w|tt> all the variations of Its to bring the cost of the consumer1around Florida will in days come surface. It Is particularly valuable down to the proper figure. Some kind i add immensely to the prosperity o f In testing samples of metals since It o f organization was needed to elim-1 the Btatc 1 *hows the presence of blow boles and itintc u number of the leakages, and "The sea offers Florida a free range P«* ,« « * ,,»uc‘ ' 1 ,,c|°n no,1 hitherto to get the product moved to the con­ to get leather to shoe the world’s feet, visible. It Is likewise useful to texsumer by a more direct route— in and for other purposes, besides food in tile experts since It shows the threads short, to remove some of the middle- many forms. This range can novel bo of n fabric from every Angle nnd Is ■Iso much appreciated by bacteriolo­ - men. encroached upon by fenced farms nnd gists. It is still more necessray now. This buildings, and will yield indefinitely There's s Difference. its riches to nit who intelligently work j it. No state is so fortunnte in the I "I resent the Imputation (but I am matter o f access to sens free from a member o f tbe 'pie hrlgmle,'" mid tbe pompous citizen. snow nnd ice. "Hut you don't deny thnt you wnnt "N ot mnny years ago the cattle on a government Job, do you?" asked Mr. the western plains nnd on the farms b r u it s Dubwslte. averaged about one animal to cuch "Certainly not. It should be the person In the United. States, but today ambition o f every patriot to serve his there is not much more than half a country." "I agree with you. It should be hcof animal for each inhabitant o f the country, nnd as population continues tho ambition of every patriot to serve to Increase other sources must be his country—without pecuniary re­ ward."— Birmingham Age-llerald. looked to supply our needs." 3>ras/i Vegetables Srocorios A T T H E CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 29TH, 1920 ( CONDENSED FROM TH E REPORT TO TH E COMPTROLLER OF THE *Deane TJurner ■t i°Aana 4 9 7 ¥¿Sttaka STSaitkmy Strictly Buslneio. He—Do you believe In fortune tell Ing? She—Well. I don't know much ebout such tilings, but pupit believes In IL He—Is It possible? She— Yn ; he says tbe mercantile agencies arc fairly ■cm rate.—New Haveo Register. -- / . % RESOURCES LO A N S A N D DISCOUNTS ................................................. ................$ 640,304.16 O VER D R AFTS .................................................................-...................... STOCKS A N D BONDS ............:............................................ :........... LIB ER TY BO N D S.& W . S. S...................................................... - 203.96 179,583.73 176,688.00 R E A L ESTATE, FURNITURE A N D F IX T U R E S...................... 18,770.00 CASH , DUE FROM B AN KS A N D U. S. T R E A SU R E R ............. 137,643.55 Total............................................................................................... $1,153,193.40 L IA B IL IT IE S C A P ITA L STOCK ........ ...................................................................; $ SURPLUS ......................... .................. ............................. ...........!.......50,000.00 U N D IVID ED PROFITS ................................................ .............. :... 23,505.78 CIRCULATION ............. ...................................... ............................. 8,550.00 REDISCOUNTS ....... . ...................................................................... 50,000.00 NONE ..........................................,....................... 40,000.00 DEPOSITS ................................................•*..............r....................................... 981,137.62 BILLS P A Y A B L E ........ Total................................................................................................$1,153,193.40 * * I OFFICERS F. P. FORSTER................. President B. F. W H ITN E R ........... :..... Cashier L. A . B R U M L E Y............. Vlce-Pres. A . L. BETTS,...... Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS L. A . B R U M LE Y T . I. H A W K IN S S. O. CHASE ED. PU TN AM F. P. FORSTER T. J. M ILLER ♦ t ♦ t V B. F. W H ITN ER A BARGAIN Service That Counts One 5-room house, close in, on brick street, Rood location, house in Rood condition, $3,000.00, if sold in next 10 days. Terms arranged to suit purchaser. W e have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and , Financial Responsibility C. A. MATHEWS C ren sh aw , P rid d y & Co. — With— C O N N E L L Y R E A L ESTATE COM PANY Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit nnd Produce Consignments Solicited Rt/trtnctt I EWAMELWARE Produco Reporter Co., Now York •Notional Stota and City Sank of Every Kind at the Right Price Ask Your Bonk About Ui Pure, Sweet, Wholesomi Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’ S BAKERY * Potatoes M A IN E G R O W N SPECIAL BARGAIN $800 CASH and Rose Four and $22.00 per »er month buys a nice 5-room Dm collagò on corner lot. Price $2,650. Also nice houses on Pal* metto, Dark and illng Ave., Sanford HclRhts ÜÛotaka, Coffee Order Issued by military authori­ ties |n Ireland rays persons who ap­ pear with hands in pockets will be shot on sight. It must be a terrible place for poor father.— Fort Worth Star-Telegram. CURRENCY • The R E A L ESTATE MAN * 29 yrt, Hr-ldrnt ol Saalnrd pku* » 10« PVMHum I $4.50 10-PECK F, F . D U T T O N , In c Sanford nEAUTIFUL POST CARDS A T THE n E R A L D .'w A C H ... SACKS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JAN U ARY 7,1921 m, 1 — Bestowal o f First Affections Nothing but Ktforvssconco, According to ■n Aceoptsd English Theory. large expout HOP* !0 S u O B fffE S fo CREDITS 4 o ff to ** kr " v "* forAtUnllc the purpose W * C2 J! * trade and returning ^ ^ i beSr discuMed today by ^ ’.tore* men from various parts ** . 1 nth in conference.here. o f lhf 10 . officers of the organlxaand p lo"B for * • £ £ 5 P -D -a c *h,” ^.««organisation will bo present^ for adoption. Re-establishment o f ¿ 5iJn tr.de in naval stores with f trie* wklch prior to the war were consumers, but which are now b* nt*d from purchasing heavily S , inability tomake the ncccsfinancial arrangements is the „rooie of the proposed organization. ' T p l . n contemplates the sending representatives to Germany, Aus!rii Belgium. Italy and South Amerjri tad such other countries as re3 « credit, so that some feasible Jin for extending this credit m aybe ^ thin half the normal naval ito'res output of the United States in ,v, put has been consumed by forcountries. Prior to 1914, British j-j German dealers handled the liner portion of the American naval ■tores exports, reselling to other countries, Including South America. Tits was possible, naval stores men rliim, through the financial organiza­ tions’ of these countries Because of the disarrangement of international tnde, these facilities for foreign dis­ tribution are not now availablo In the uae degree as formerly and Amcrictn naval stores dealers hope to fill ti* breach by the organization o f a Urge export corporation, which Is be­ ing considered at this conference. LAKE MONROE Utile old New Year Is now one «tit old and some of our clean cut «solutions are nlrcady n little fray­ ed at the edges. The greetings of the season arc over nnd our burdens bare been gripped again with n detoroination to meet the oncoming days with a smile. “ But what's the use," lays the discouraged trucker, lettuce b worth nothing, and freight rates are eating up our profits. But cheer up, times arc improving, nlrcady the market is a title stronger. The prom­ ises to come into its own again. The wave of hard luck has swept us clenn, but the tide must turn nnd who knows but that our profits will be pil­ ed higher than ever by a spring flood of prosperity? Keep smiling “ every cloud has a silver lining, so let's turn cur clouds about and wear them in­ side out, to show the lining." Our community hns been more or leu disturbed by hoboes, or night prowlers of lute. Lester Johnson *u awakened one night by a noise upon his front porch nnd upon inves­ tigation discovered two men who promptly made a getaway. Mr. John­ son came to the village and a few men went out to search for the in­ truders. They were traced to the *»amps but there the trail wns lost. Mrs. Barburn Tanner nnd mother, lira. Dolly, of Cleveland, Ohio, are fuests of Mr. arid Mrs. John Bolly. Hamilton, of South Carolina, visited friends here Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Marsh hnve «turned to their home nt DeLand nfUt c pleasant visit to Mrs. Marsh's P»«nts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Hawk­ ins. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller, of Ml»mi, spent the holidays with Mrs. Mil«rs parenets, Mr. and Mrs. T. E, »sin wright. Mrs. McKenna, of New York, is vising her daughter, Mrs. George McCrumb, on First street. ^ ,^r.' nn* Mr*. Ibibun visited vcs at M°nroe during the holi- naD / : W* F; Blackman, of Wekiwn th- continues his stny in Chicago, •Ir. and Mrs. Robert Morriwcnther Mr. and Mr,. Fred CroxLr. of »nd \f ° n Werc the BUests of Mr. mai ri- C. A. Hettcll during Christis a‘1! K.“ lie I,rooks* ot Tropic, Fla., kuoit of Miss Bessie Swaggerty. ty ttnt^ Minnie Swagger- Tropic, Fla y m i j r -Sunday - at lb* Holmes p n„_ , „ Club hangs uii Corn **“ *L n nftt'onal record; beir,K the ,?nI> onhas ever capturH the thrre ri „ C *tntc championship for consecutive times Office ■spiles at the Her>I(L PAGE THREE ••No love like the first lore," rune the old adage- I* that true 1 The sug­ gestion, o f course, la that the first time a man or maid loves they are ex­ periencing something which they will never experience again. First love la supposed to hold , soma quality which Is absent from other loves. It Is the substance; other, and later, loves are but polo shadows, In e sense, It la true that first, love bolds something which Is absent from other loves. But. after all. nono would contend that we can love but once. W e can love half a down times, and be In earnest each time. Maturity, too, Is essential to the thorough enjoyment o f Jove. Our feelings, our capacity to give and receive, deepen and crpnnd with the years. At, say seventeen, a maid may lore, but her personality, temperament and character are undeveloped. She ennnot love In full measure; nor be able to absorb a full measure of love. Seven years later she could love again, and a torrent would come Instead o f a stream. Put shortly, personal maturity Is es­ sential to perfect, full-measure love. First, aecond or third loves are often but surface loves. They don't como from the deeps. It would be admitted that all our other feelings widen nnd deepen an n result o f years nnd experience, or of experience only. It Is the same with love. Hence, the later the love, the better and moie lasting it Is. It is full-bodied, sod strong. In ninety cases out o f a hundred this belauded "first love" Is, despite Its fellcltousnesa, not love at all I la not time the supreme test of love? And bow many boy and girl marriages, based on first lore, are happy, or the union permanent? Very few I On the other hand, late marriages between those who have had other lovee are the happiest of all. It'a the last love that counts I Those “ first loves“ are but efferves­ cences, and have nothing behind them. Love, real love, lasting tove, strong love, must have character entwined In It And whose character, at twenty, is fully formed? So, then, hanker not to be a first love. Be glad to give, and take, the later and better stuff. It wears.-— From Answers, London. NO EXCHANGE OR APPROVAL The January SA L E W I L L L A S T 10 DAYS ONLY B eginning FRIDAY Lower { % For several months we have been steadily lowering prices— in many instances even j keeping ahead o f markets. Now we have taken the biggest step o f all, with mark- X downs that revive the January thrift days o f years ago. Our low prices on Coat Suits, ^ Coats, Dresses and Woman’s Wear o f every sort, will prove a welcome relief from the high cost o f Clothes during the past few years COATS OF E V E R Y DESCRIPTION IN A L L T H E P LE A SING, N E W D EEP PILE FABRICS. COATS BOUGHT N O W A R E PURCHASED A T N O T E W O R T H Y SA V IN G S. Loon Killed an Indian. In Hertfordshire, England, the oth­ er day, a boy who foolishly went to look a t a swan's neat was tackled by the cock bird and had an arm broken. The swan fights with Its wings, and ran deal a moat tremendous blow. Tbo gander will pnt up a good fight If cor* nered, but he ifc more o f a bluffer than the swan. He delights In chasing anyone who will run away from him, but turn on him with a stick, and It Is he who does the running. The crane tribe use their tong and powerful beaks an daggers, nnd are really dan­ gerous, If wounded. They Invariably strike at the eye o f their opponent A few years ago, an Indian who shot a loon on the Orcat Slave lake, and went to pick It up, wna killed outright by the bird, which drove Its ipear-shnped beak light Into his brain. Owls will sometimes attack human beings, but It seems probable that this la not In­ tentional. It Is rather that they mis­ take people's heads or hats for rats or other prey. There Is an amusing account of aome lumber men who dared not venture out at night on ac­ count o f some unseen enemy robbing them o f tbelr fur caps. They thought It waa the Evil One and were mightily relieved to find that the robber was merely a large brown owl. J A N U A R Y SA L E DISCLOSES STARTLING B A R G A IN S N O W T O BE H AD IN OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF S E A ­ Perhaps Ha Might Bs Saved. I know a young fellow who Is bound to be a capitalist Why not put blm In Jail now, before he la able to carry out his schemes? I have known this young man since he was a worthless boy, says a writer In E. W. Howe's Monthly. His own fnther had no confidence In him. The boy's principal fault was laziness nnd shlftlessno&s. A wholesale merchant took n liking to him (probably the merchant had been n worthless boy) nnd gave him a Job at J6 a week. Today he Is a traveling salesman earn­ ing SO,000 a year. In July last he sold more goods than any other enleamnn employed by the firm ever sold In a slmllnr length of time. He la re­ liable, Industrious, sober, hns n wife and baby and Is bound to become n capitalist unless hla career Is checked. Why not put him In Jail now nnd keep him there, and thus prevent the un­ happiness he will cause If permitted to keep up hts present pace 10 or 20 years? Blouse Reductions You Cannot Brand New Skirts at Remarkably Afford to Miss Small Cost W, L. George In America. \V. I* George, recently arrived, say* New York Is a terrible town, accord­ ing to “ Hound London Town" In liarper** Bazar. It gives the Innocent Englishman the feeling that he has been posted like a letter, for he finds himself violently ported under hla Initial by the steamer officials, stamped by the customs, > bagged Into a taxi by the porter, revbagged, restamped by a reception, clerk, retagged by the liftman, and when he at last gasps upon a bed which the elevated causes m to viumie vibrate. which uio ncvHieti cause* the New York press opens him for In tcrvlews. as r. penrl-flshfer searches the reluctr.nt oyster for gems of poslMSPr price. Then the stranger broods on London town, where every­ thing Jogs along so nicely In an v Eighteenth century way. SON SUITS. Wool Frocks Well Within Your Pocketbook J A N U A R Y SA LE G IV E S EVERY W OMAN A N OPPOR­ T U N IT Y OF SECURING ONE A T E X T R A O R D IN A R Y LO W PRICES. OUR STOCK IS MOST COMPLETE A N D W E H A V E A L L COLORS AND SIZES TO SE L E C T FROM Prices Make an Extra Silk Frock Available E V E R Y SILK FROCK IN THIS J A N U A R Y SA L E IS A W O N D E R FU L OPPORTUNITY FOR E V E R Y W O M A N TO AP PE A R SM A R T LY G OW N ED A T SM A L L COST. TH E STYLES A R E IN D IV ID U A L , V A R IE T Y G R EA T, A N D PRICES LO W E R T H A N THOSE OF PREVIOUS J A N U ­ A R Y SA L E S. Good Corsets are the secret ot a good general appearance. Prices are an extra inducement in this JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE COWERED PRICES COMBINED WITH JANUARY PLAID, CHECKED A N D PLA IN SKIRTS. ONE H A S A C L E A R A N C E S A L E REDUCTIONS ON A L L BLOUSES CHOICE OF TH EM A L L A T PRICES T H A T ARE G R AT E ­ O FFE R U N H E A R D OF BARG AIN S. F U L L Y LOW , A N D THIS J A N U A R Y S A L E SOLVES TH E COME IN W H IL E OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE A N D M AKE SELEC TIO N S. PROBLEM MOST ECONOM ICALLY. U N D E R M USLINS May Be Had at a Great Saving Some are slightly soiled from Holiday handling. . and new. All are greatly reduced. A Fine Lot o f Sweaters Others are fresh Complete Line of Hosiery IN T H IS J A N U A R Y C LE A R AN C E SA LE A T A BSO LU TE W E H A N D L E T H E GOTHAM B RAN D OF HOSE. A L L ON L Y HALF PRICE SALE Sale W ill Open Friday, January 7, 1921, at 9:00 o’Clock �B3 “ ’■ P A G E POUR =' 'y: ' ' *-■Í V*- i O / '*•£- “ r; >\-*1*-\ h iANFORD • TO ENTERTAIN EDITORS OF AMERICA t WILL BE HERE IN MARCH ,-, T H E 8 A NFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , F R ID A Y , J 1921 MUST USE FOUR U N O Ú U E S »«»»»«,H M > Advertisers In Turkey Necessarily WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHO Mr. nad Mrs. E. T. Roux and Ed* Under a Handicap,That Amounta HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS A N D PATRONS (Continued from, para one) win and Mary ColUna Roux apent to a Good Om I. Missouri .and Vice-President Htakall several days In Sanford the guesta of In order to advertise.Id -Constant!o i tne inUirnational Paper Company. Dr. L. K. Philips' family. The ><>ung noplo It la necessary to use four lan­ KATH RYN WILKEY, Editor The National Editorial Association folks* are students at Southerland. guages. The market Is hard to culti­ Phone 428 > will hold it« business sessions in St. Mr. sud Mrs. J. E. Spurling were vate, but newspapers give good results there. The population of Constanti­ L CALENDAR FOR THE Augustine fo r three daya and will not he open for entertainment except In in Kissimmee Thursday on business.' nople Is very cosmopolitan, and all the the evenings and on the Sunday foi* foreigners speak their own language Earl Williams, o f Dodge City, Kas.*, and read their own newspapers, writes lowing. After the convention here the editors o f America will be given a trip is visiting hla aunt, Mrs. S. C. Brown Trade Commissioner Eliot 0 . Mean. Te reach the public In general, adver­ through the state, seeing Florida un* o f West Sanford. tisements should be published In news­ dur conditions such ns have never be­ papers o f at leari four languages. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Stringer, o f Or­ fore prevailed when the state was be­ However, the beat results are ob­ lando, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wells, ing shown. tained by publication In Turkish news­ Mr. Hosmer la a past president o f o f Sanford, spent the week end nt papers, for, oo the one band, the Turk­ “ The Oaks." ish population Is most numerous, and M A Y OUR RELATIO N S W IT H T H E G E N E R A L PUBLIC on the other the Turkish render la more Miss Ruby Middleton spent several euaceptlble to the claims of advertise­ B E AS P L E A S A N T IN T H E N E X T T W E L V E MONTHS days In Sorrento with her sister, ments than -are Europeans and Ar­ A S T H E Y H A V E B EE N I N TH E P A S T IS TH E W ISH OF menians. It has been found by expe­ Mrs. Bsllatny. rience that advertising In newspapers Burton Moses, o f New York, arriv­ gives very good results In Cenatsntled Thursday night nad expects to nopie, especially If It Is pushed vig­ spend the winter In Sanford. He Is orously. No advertising Is curried on tramtaven" for the last two times. *JJaIt Lake City la already after tho atopping at Dr. L. It. Philip«. cars. Street advertising Is not pro­ Games and sewing Ailed the afteT- convention for 1922, and guarantees tected by law and cannot be recom­ ton. There were dainty refreshments to raise a hundred thousand dollars A seven piece orchestra and Mr. irh time. in Utah for the entertainment o f this Hoolehan’s Sunday school choir will mended to foreign concerns. The dr* ulntlon of newspapers Is not great. During Christmas the Polly A n n a ‘ — America’s most sought-after con- have charge of the music next Sun­ French newspapers have an npproxllub sent a very attractive as well as ventlon. day night. W t o Issue of 0,000 to 8,000, Qrcek 4,« fu l box o f gifts to the little chilFlorida and Sanford have an op000 to 12,000, Armenian 4,000 to 8,000, ■en who are not so fortunate as they portunity for the greatest publicity Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoolihnn spent and Turkish 10,000 to 15,000. ever offered them," said Mr. Hosmer Saturday In Winter Haven. today, “ and it is the unpurchnccable wllle. MONOPOLY LOST BY GERMANY kind o f publicity— front page and edi­ Mr. ond*Mrs. C. H. Evans and fam ­ torial— for years to come; and we ily spent the week end with Mrs. H, American Chamlsts Are Now Produc­ ing ths Rar« Sugars Required L. Gibson and other relatives. Chas, The D. A. N. met with Mrs. Claude must make the best o f it." for Scientific Purposes. oward Thursday morning. I President Ball o f the Chamber o f will be remembered na a grocery mer­ LISTEN—A L L YE FAIR PEOPLE The chief prixe was won by Mrs. E. Commerce appointed a special com- chant here several years ago. WHILE WE TELL ABOUT W H ILE WE SING ABOUT Not least among tlie triumphs of , Morse. There were the members mlttce to act with the publicity comthe new American chemical Industry Reuben Mason left Sunday night has been the production of the rare for Gainesville where he is attending sugars, so long a German monopoly. school. The sugars were called for by the THIS IB TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION Y E T HELD— small hospitals, as they are required IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YO U R INTERESTS. Mr. Jones, of •Ft. Myers, stopped In small amount In bactcrlbloglcal It is to embrace the products, official o r private, o f five coun­ over last week to spend a while with Isborntorles—one o f them, * for In­ ties in the beat section o f the state. stance, being the most sensitive atlmhis friend, Reuben Mason. ulent o f typhoid growth, while oth­ TH AT’S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU— WILL ers s e n e In tho detection of cholera YOU HELP? Clarence Bellnmy, of Sorrcnton, is germ. The Infinite circ necessary to Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and better vsilting Mrs. J. H. Estridgc o f Celery prepare them In a state of absolute will occupy our grounds from December to tho time o f opening the avenue, purity makes their cost seemingly Fair In order to get ready fo r It. enormous. The most expensive rare sugar catalogued la stated by Drng V i R. O’NEAL J. L. GILES C. B. HOWARD Fred Pope, son o f O. J. Pope, spent and Chemical Markets to be duldtol, President Treasurer Secretary his vacation at home. He Is attend­ at $373 a pound, while mannose Is ing Southerland but was mighty glad worth 2140 a pound. This Is a deli­ menta nnd In a few days will be to see the home friends. While hero the prixe fo r high score, a box o f cate and delicious sweet derived from hc-and friends spent one day at Day­ manna, which Is secreted In thin scales ready with something definite. stationery. tona. from certain trees and shrubs, and .. .Dainty refreshments, consisting o f HAVE LEASED BISHOP with which the children of Israel were a salad course with hot chocolate, was miraculously fed during their wander­ BLOCK APARTMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boxington, o f Served. Freeport, N. Y., arc here fo r tho ings In the wilderness. Xylpse, quoted I an) ready to build that house for you. Sec me about it. AI at $120 a pound, le made from the corn V so repairs, new roofs, screen porches and window screens. winter. DUPLICATE LUNCHEON CLUB jeaBcd Uie apartmenta ,n thc B|8hop coh; Inulln la obtained from the bulb A m prepared to do shop work. Give me your order for : The Duplicate Luncheon Club met Block and flttcd them up in f l „ t Rev. F. E. Steinmycr and family of the dahlia at certain seasons o f the window and door frames, etc. Shop located between First 1* 1th Mrs. F. E. Roumillat Thursday dnM ahapc and have all o f them left last week for their new charge year. Other rare sugars are—nrlbland Second Streets and Oak Avenue and railroad. f her homo on Palmetto avenue. wntod. « n ^ win « u evo the congcs- at Tampa Heights after spending thc nose, at 8100 at pound; levulose, $80 a pound, and rnlAnose. ITS a pound. The rooms were tastefully decorated tlon quUo a ¿it and give those who holidays with their daughter, Mrs. i polncettias and Chinese lilies. ! #rc lookInK for apartmenta a first- Frank B, Adams. Better Weather Forecasts. A sumptuous four course luncheon (c)w s home> Mr> and Mrs. Bate8 reWeather forecasts for months ahmd receded the game. The prises fo r ccntly disposed of their home on Park Mr. and Mr«. W. S. Thornton spent will be possible within n few years as igfa score, Ivory candlesticks, with *avcmie to Dr. Marshall, who pur- several days with relatives in Winter a direct result of solar observations, v FR AN K L O S S IN C It. M. Stewart, assistant director of Park. the Dominion observatory, told the C ARPENTER A N D CONTRACTOR Mr. Dawson, o f Oklahomn, is nt Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. Those playing were: Mrs. Roumil­ Phone -167-J. Estimates Given ! AND THIS IS El). SALTER The sun Is thc great Influence over the Lincoln House. He Is nn active let, Bliss Lee, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. worker In his home church, being al­ varying weather conditions on the R. A. Newman, Mrs. S. Pulcston, Mrs. He’s back. Visualize him, picture so one of thc Stewards o f his church. rnrth, nnd recent observations, of It E . M. Galloway, Airs. A. P. Connelly him; weighs 200 but Buch a stately have led to the belief that observa­ «n d Mrs. E; F. Householder. tories will be ablo to predict with ac­ form you ne’er did sec; back humped Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Christy left on curacy the general trend of weather o’er by wearing priceless diamonds fit Tucaday for Jacksonville .where they for six months or even a year ahead, Ilk:: BIRTHDAY PARTY to fade thc Kohinoor; jovial, jolly, F*>Mrs. Frank Adams gave a dinner god nnturcil, swings a cane, walks will mnke their future home. They arc he said. To be able tb foretell tin* amount Epparty in honor o f her little daughter jauntily; a noble head crowned by fine folks and will bo greatly missed of precipitation nnd the general In Sanford. . Kathleen’s third birthdny. The house streaks o f silver ’bout thc temples temperature for several months In ®'niran beautifully decorated In red and bold; dancing eyes filled with fire nnd Mrs. Guy Allen nnd baby, Etheleen advance mny tske BO or even 100 r Ifrecn, carrying out the Christmns mirth ;a soul as happy ns the wings • yonrs of observation, he added, hut /'spirit not yet forgotten. Mias Ruth of morn; nn intellect at once nn vi­ are spending n while with Mr. anti expressed the cunfiduncu of the ob» h l i f " ■ T i M i l 1-----ÍLZ------- ?------ 1------------ D L; Steinmycr In her chnrming manner, brant ns a songster’s chirp and ns Airs. L. Allen, servntory that thin end would be reached. ^entertained these wee ones with stor- melodious us a violin string. Who Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Alitchell and S£le* and games so dear to the hearts is’ t, you -gasp 7 None other then our fnmily spent several days in Fort < f childhood. Gorman ‘Thoroughnei*.“ gay old debonair beau • brum met A .very elaborate course dinner in* friend and king o f mngic publicists, Pierce nnd Alulberry .mnking the trip Mnx Walter, head of n boys’ train­ ing school In Frankfort, tells the fol­ ? eluding mlnatures of nil kinds in Edward R, Salter, Johnny J. Jones’ in their new car. lowing story by way of Illustrating Etbirthday cakes and cnndles, etc., was courtly pusher of the quill.—Orlnndo Misses Muriel, Gr_y, V/lnnio Drown German thoroughness: fcAjdalntily served and thoroughly en- Sentinel. nnd Ruth Hand returned Saturday A venerable teacher In one of Ger­ y joyed fay thc Jolly little recipients. from the Stnte Tenchcrs meeting nt many's preparatory schools wns dis­ Those present were: Hetty Wheelcss, Hoy, brush the «lust o ff last New Tallahassee. tractedly ambling about Ills study one / .John Minarik, Sam Bradford, Jr., Year’s resolutions.— Rock Island Ar­ clny when he noticed n stray piece of :• Billy Thigpen, Braxton Perkins. gus. Miss Anna Mason left Monday for paper. Picking It up he saw that It Culbert, Gn. to return to her school was a Latin composition from one of hts deroted disciples. duties there, *+*+4-+***-M>4-«>+++ On looking nt It more closely he de­ tected nn error which he had over­ Miss Gladys Adams returned t( looked. Renting himself nt his desk, Southerland after spending her vaca he dipped tils pen In good red Ink and tiun with home folks. made the necessary correction. lie H ERE’S always sunshine in the homes that owfi a then folded the pnper Into a nest Mrs. G. W. Hailey and others are roll, stack It In the fire, nnd with It "D R U N SW ICfc”. Beautiful in appearance and with­ spending the week in Gainesville mak­ lighted his pipe. out a peer the whole world over, you'll fall in love with this ing thc trip by auto. Belgians Ttaeh Farming, wonderful instrument with notes so sweet and every word Tho Belgian government has hit Petroleum. upon n novel schemo of teaching the distinct. Kansas ranked third In the produc­ farmers o f thc country better methods tion of petroleum In 1018, according of farming, nays Alotor. The Idea of to u publication of thc United States ■ school for farmers Is not new, hut I On January 9ih I will leave for the Eastern Markets to buy geological sunrev. Ju«t off the press, the Idea-of taking thc school to the received by J. C. Mohler, secretary of farmer by means of a motor csravnn j a large and complete stock for my new “ Dollnr Lim it" Store, the stnte board of agriculture. Cali­ Is certainly novel. The school build­ ; which is nn entirely new departure for Sanford and will flit fornia ranked first nnd Oklahomn sec­ ing consists of three units, one pow­ ond. ered with n gasoline motor; In short ‘ ; a long felt want. 1 expect to’ he ready for business by FebThe production o f Oklahomn was s building section on a motor truck. given os 103.347.070 barrels. California With this powered unit go two trail­ In thc home bespeaks good judgment <> ruary 1. Carpenters and plasterers are now’ busy renovnt07.331.097 hnrrels nnd Knnsns 45,451,- ers and the three rolled Into position 017 barrels. The Inrrense In petro­ and Joined together makes the com­ E [ ing thc west room of my store nnd I cordially invite the pcoleum products was much greater In modious and convenient classroom. Kansas than In any other mute, S. \ pie of Sanford nnd vicinity to call anti see my store. amounting to n gain of 8.014,892 bar­ Cat Gets 400 Milts In Whtel. rels, as compared to 0,330,740 barrels A kitten crawled Inside the rim of In Texas, 4,050,400 barrets In Louisi­ s big flywheel at the Great Northern ana and 3,054.447 hnrrels In California. mills nt Burlington: Neb, nnd felt The report shows a falling off of proasleep. Thc mill pet was unnoticed duetJon In Oklahomn In 1018. ns com­ and the giant machinery was set tn pared to 1017, of 4.100,401 barrels. motion. The wheel whirred about with the kitten Inside for nine hours, We begin to realise now that those held to Its perilous position by the P. 8 , : — I will continue to sell all staple and fancy “ lightless nights" were about as much running of the wheel. The kitten was erics and feed at the lowest possible prices. needed as are the urgings for school children to “ fast a day and feed the ’E a s t,". To the Citizens of Seminole County The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16*-17,18,19,1921 I �DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 ~~T~ In UtfAit*11 He®» * J a n d 7 7 io A U n ti* A b o u t (J iff} ir'f 3*®*« , ä ' Summary ef the Floating Smalt Talks Sncdactly Arranged BURGLARS Onîi(g S m à ©M e * £ _J PAGB FIVE Carlot Shipment» from Entire Coun try, Thursday, «.ut, 6th. Florida— Sanford Sedino ........ Florida—Oaklnnd-W. G. section £ EdUon Freemsn has just re“ m North C -o lln . - h r . yljltid her mother. If ,nd Mrs. Clsy from OkeechoFU., sre visiting Mr. and Mrs. r, it’ the Valdes. r n* jj perguson and wife and rtni Mrs. L- S. Wilson are here . Kittanning to spend the winter ¡ve committee o f the • [ hospital will hold Iftavsti Laughton the hospital next TueaL netting «t ’ |day night I T. D. Smith, of Orlando, one o f the L , puUr »hoe salesmen of Florida, ¡ ¿ i n the city today calling on the [local trade. : MUJ Either Miller of Itolllns ColI j ^ ¡, coming to the Hotel Valdes L ipend.the week-end with her perent»,Mr.and Mrs. T.: G. ‘Miller. Hr». Stella Arrington, Miss Clare WsttfT, Miss Ethel Moughton Pmf. T. W. Lawton were among those attending the State Teachers Assoration last week. The publicity committee of the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce will meet Lt the Valdez Hotel next Monday 'ri^htst 8:00 o’clock. All the memlies of thh committee arc requested to be there. Hiss Daisy Thompson of Bladenbon, N. C., Is visiting her slster-lnUv. Mrs. Edison Freeman. Mrs. ¡Ftarnce Shaw and son are also spendtag s visit to Mrs. Freeman's home ta this city. Among the prominent visitors to the dly yesterday were Judge Frank B- Stoneman, editor of the Miami IhnU and George E. Hosmer, editor of the Bndcntown Journal, who were ¡here to strange for the coming o f tha Nitionsl Editorial Association in Kirch. Florida— Manatee Section ........ California—Southern District ... the heart o f the city. They carried California— Imperial Valley .... away all the cash In the cash drawer and also canned goods and cigarettes Destinations o f Florida Shipments and cigars. In fact Mrs. Cates docs not know exactly how much stuff they N ew York, 19 ¡ Chicago, 4 ; Pitts­ did lift and the question arises about burgh, 1; Potomac Yards, 6; W . Jax* how they did It and how they could vllle, 2; Detroit, 1; Philadelphia, 7; get away with It, Thla store la Just Savannah, 1; Washington, 1; Jersey a few doors from Park avenue on a C ity, 6; Boston, 1. Total, 48 cars. well lighted street and the thieves Diversions Hied since last report: had to obtain entrance through the From Potomac Yards: Out 4th; New transom and evidently went out the Y o rk 2. same w ay and also took the goods Haullngs Sanford—W arm ' clear, moderate. Demand good fo r good stock, slow fo r overripe stock. Mar­ hended f o r their very boldness will ket stronger, prices slightly higher. eventually be their undoing. Carlot f. o. b. usual terms (wire ord ers): 1 1-2 bu hampers, Big Bos­ SUBCHASER LEAVES KEY WEST ton, best mostly 76s. Carlot f. o. b. cash track: best mostly GO cents. PoorKEY W EST, Jnn. 7.— U. S. S. ';er 40.50 cents. Eagle .19, LiouL-Com. Louie W. Strum I Additional shipping point informsIn command, which has been undergo- j tlon: l <)8 Angeles: Worm cloudy. Ing repair» at the local naval station Good wire Inquiry, supplies light, defor some time, sailed yesterday for Jnmnd ond movement good, market Jacksonville, to which port It Is an-'’ stronger, prices higher, quality and signed fo r the purpose o f training condition wide range. Carlot» f. o. b. members o f the U. S. Naval Rcservo. cash track: Crates Iceberg, 1.50-1.75. ■ 11■ ■ Carlots f. 0. b. usual terms (wire INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHELL. 'orders) 'l.GO-1.85. • __ ---------Imperial Valley: Unrcported. WHO? Single persons who had net Income o f $1,000 or jnorc for the r*rtn rrnJM VENEER WASTE year 1920; married couples who hnd PoesIbllltUs In Material That Has net Income of $2,000. Hitherto Bean Coruldered to Be WHEN? March 15, 1921, is the final Without Value. date fo r filing return» and making first payments, In the wood waste from veneer fac­ W HERE? Collector o f Internal Rev­ tories the United States forest prod­ enue f o r district in which the per­ uct» laboratory sees considerable raw material suitable for the manufacture son resides. HOW? Full directions on Form o f high grade» of pnper. Tho cores of many kinds o f veneer log», now used 1040A and Form 1040; ulso the law In n large part for fuel, would make and regulations. excellent pulpwood. In addition, a WHAT? Four per cent normal tax large part o f the dipping» could be on t a A b lc Income up to $4,000 In turned Into pulp stock with profit. excess o f exemption. Eight per cent Among the veneer woods who»« normal tax on balance of taxable waste has paper-making possibilities Income. Surtax from 1 per cent to are red gum, yellow poplar, cotton­ v05 per cent on net incomes over $5,- wood, birch, tupclo, basswood and beech. Many veneer factories cuttlm these speejes are already within ship­ ping distance o f pulp mlllx In certain other cases veneer factories are so 'JUSTICE" HAS SIX FINGERS grouped thnt they might furnish pulpwood enough to warrant tho erection Tho Thouaand-Krenon Not« of Czech»- o f a centrally located mill. Other •lovak Currency Takt« Rank economic factors being favorable, such as a Currency. a mill could profitably operate on a dnlly supply o f veneer waste equiva­ lent to 50 cords of ordinary pulpwood.—Scientific American. Ed H. Salter, the ubiquitous press agent and publicity mnn of the Johnny Jones Shows, left today for New York where he will spend the next two weeks or business. He will take the midgets with him ns far ns New York and they will »nil for France, their former home, where they will »pend »me time before returning to tho Cxeeho-Slovnk currency was given, with tho result that, while the CzechoUnited States. Slovak krone Is depreciated In value The Crown Paper'Company, Inc., o f and form» one cause of the economic Sinfonl hive an output of about 200 distress lt Is nothing os compared ibundles of paper n day, approximately with the depreciation In neighboring slates. 3 1-! million wraps, sufficient to cover The gold reserve on which that cur­ about 20,000 boxes of fruit. There la rency rests hns a unique history. » working force of twenty men oper­ Part of tho money was printed In Hie ating continuously throughout tho United States; Indeed, the 1,000Jtar. Both one nnd two-color work kronen note printed In the United is hindlcd. Sir. George D. Bishop is States 1» the most nrtlstlc Issue the L'zecho-Rloraks possess, In spile of the [the manager of the plant. fact thnt the artist gave the symbolic figure o f Justice six fingers. But the New Sork makes a great «how of government was confronted by the fact catching nice) men and »tone men, but Hint there was no gold reserve on it» nothing to the »how New York which to bn«e the currency, nnd tho » » W cbaiing iron men’.— Phi Iadel­ nntton, wns culled on to give the coun­ ig“ '4 North American. try its gold possessions to lie incited up by 111«* government. An American who wns there at the ■H* onlJ' wn>' to make a success o f time told me thnt tho amount of gold h e is to help make other people sucarilcles brought In, from plate to ««fu l-u n ite with them In tho Herbracelets, wns remnrknble—another In­ stance o f the Intense patriotism of the Czechs. And upon thnt gold re­ serve nnd notes for their ahnre of the gold o f the old Austro-IIungnrlnn em­ pire, still held In the vaults at Vi­ enna, rest* the currency of the new republic. To remedy the depreciation of the currency by Increase o f exports the government has encouraged the farm­ ers to plant sugar beets for sule abroad, nnd It Is another Indication of the devoted patriotism of this peo­ ple thnt In a country seriously In need JT HAS the iodjvidoof foodstuffs hundreds o f thousands of hectares were planted to sugar beets ality of advanced for export Instead.— Eleanor Markell design combined with In the Outlook. Thorobr*d Sport Model P°wer, speed, and eaaa operation. Come inj distributors ANFORD . . . ^UxtncU« Metoe ( W f Making American Synthetic Camphor. Camphor In now being manumrtured •ynthetically from turpentine. This step bn» hepn made In order to sup­ ply the American market with the aromatic substance. The majority of camphor Is Imported from Japan. It Is used In medicine, In the making of celluloid, which ta a combination of ramph'or nnd guncotton. The Depart* ihent o f Agriculture has established a camphor farm In Florida tnd Is producing n very good grade of the substance. If tho mayor o f Cork who was ar­ rested in Norfolk fo r coming in as a stovawny, means to try the hunger .»trike over here he probably was In trnlning;en route. "Roaat" Handbill Player*. The execrations uttered by the In­ dignant bnscbnll fnn against the un­ lucky or awkward plnycr In America aro ns gcntlo murmur« compared with tbo epithets hurled by the occupants o f (tic* gallery nt the contestants In the game of handball In the playgrounds o f Madrid, Spain. "Rogue!" "Thief I’’ "Convict I" and "Idiot 1" arc some of the mild term» with which the play­ er» are greeted when they ml«s a ball or «end It bnck In an easy position for the opponent to piny It. The reason for tills excitement Is tho prevalent betting, In which the women spectators participate us much an the men. Professional bookmakers attend all mntche», nnd their shouts o f the odds for nnd agnlnst the play­ ers urc mixed with the cries of tbo gambling spectators, until tho scene resembles n bedlam. , Another Discoverer. In nu old Spuulsli geographical work on America publluhcd In 1552 by Fran­ cesco Lopez do Goinera, a priest of Sevilla, It lx mentioned that Labrador wns ranched for the first time by a party of Norwegian mllors piloted by John Scolvus oi Jon Skolp In 1470. The announcement was made for the first time somo years ago, but It was greeted with skepticism that Colum­ bus had been anticipated on the.Amerlean shorta by any but Lclf Erlcson, but recently additional evidence has shown that Columbus' visit to this country was antedated by Scolvus by 20 years and steps are being taken to urge the former’s claims for honorx at eight o clock this mechanical man will assist at the drawing for th at first free 7 suit . I________ „ „to ________________ _____ ■p\.free r ?‘we aro K°inff » ive away- This freewfiw suit is the fir st one of the suits that we give away free to our clothing-club members every Saturday night. IF YO U ARE N O T A L R E A D Y A M EM BER OF THIS C LU B, BECOM E ONE BEFORE TO-MORROW N IG H T SO T H A T Y O U GET IN ON T H E FIRST FR E E SUIT. US A BO U T IT. I» U* arcali Court. SocoSth Judicial a r c a li i f t t g I U U o f M o rld a , tar u d f a r S c a la vi* O o oa tj C & S W tù A P s FOIt RENT WANTED— At once, u white house­ keeper. Apply at Hernld office. room, ______________________________ 235-3tp able for one or two gentlemen, 211 East Third St. 235-2tp WANTED— Two furnished and two unfurnished rooms, 1020 Union ave­ FOR RENT— Furnished” bedroom and 23G-2t lt-wky ktichcncttc, no children, 30G Elm. nue. 233-tfc WILL OPEN SCHOOL OF MUSIC FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish cd bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Miss Sara Mnrdro, o f Atlanta, has Avenue. 157*tfc arrived in Sanford and will open a FOR RENT— Ono nicely furnished school o f music. She teaches both pi­ room for one or two gentlemen or ano and pipe organ. Ml»s Mnrdrc is nice couple. Can have use of garage. Phone 23 for particulars. 20G-tfc a graduate of the Conservatory of Music in Atlanta. She will be the FOR RENT— Furnished room. A p ­ Pipe Organist at the Baptist Temple. ply at Herald office. 220-tf( Furnished front room, Ave. 23G-3tp Thq Girls' Friendly Society will hnld Us regular meeting Friday afternoon FOR SALE}— Ford roadster body. ut 4:30 at tho Parish House. Sanford Auto Body Co., 205-207 Onk Avc. 230-3tp ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION FOR SALE— 10 young laying S. C. White Leghorn hen», cheap. A p ­ Officers o f Sanford Lodge, No. 27, ply 117 Laurel Ave., Sanford, Fin. for this term will be Installed Mon­ 235-3tp day evening, January 10th, by Dis­ FOR SALE FOR SALE— Five gallon hot water trict Deputy Grand Master Wilford heater, never used. Phone 348-W Cline and staff of Orlando. A largo before 8 and after five. Owner, 234-rip attendance la expected. J. J. BOLLY, N. G. FOR SALE— Six room cottage, dou­ ble lot, various kinds of fruit trees. Owner, P. 0 . Box 117. 232-Gtp FOR SALE— 100,000 green top celery plnnts.— F, L. Greene, West Side. 232-tfc FOR SALE-^Ford touring cnr. Ap­ ply nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc FOR SALE— A Canoe the Ilcrhld office. Inquire nt 224-tfc FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, 117 ft, deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner of 8th St. Nick Zernovan, Sanford. 222-2GU JST— Baby ring. Finder return to Palms and receive reward. 235-3tp MISCELLANEOUS With our dyeing’ process I can make new out of your old faded clothes. — Pete the Tailor, Orlando, Fla. 232-tfc WANTED P U R I? I URL M TIK 1U1LU CHANCES T -B I L L • ftunrr TO ESTABLISH AJTD tttlx. n .«n . n*cd. Complainant. Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. WANTED— Position ns grove fore­ man by imnn o f experience. Cnn During the year 1919 South Africa furnish best o f reference, Address exported 1,124 pounds of diamonds. G. L. Tucker, Grnndln, ^1In. 233-Ctp This quantity represented Just nbout 125 quarts. WANTED—Team work. Inquire of This vast quantity of precious stone« M. Hanson Shoe Shop. ‘ 189-GOtp reduced to form« of bushels would equal a trifle It*»** Ihnn four, or what WANTED TO BUY— 2 I would he two ordinary grain lmg» hand bleaching paper.— full of them. Naturally the atones In­ don, It. No. A , Box 198 cluded a great number of very large ones os well a« many medium-sized and small onex— Philadelphia ledger. WANTED— T o hear from owner o f 5 or 10 acre well equipped truck farm — good home, good location, in or near Shaft for Haro Oaad. An obelisk o f granite seventy feet Sanford, Box 22, Oviedo, Fln._ 23G-3tp high Is to be erected In Denmark as a memorial to tho msny thousands of WANTED— Bright, capable woman to travel. Salary and expenses. American and allied soldiers o f Danish descent who died In the World w fl. Also one for Sanford nnd surrounding It has been estimated that about 30.- territory. Apply Cates Crate Co. 000 men o f Danish blood fought In 236-tfc the American, armlwf In France and that abaut 20,000 Danes fought In the WANTED— Position by boy over 16. Canadian, Australian, British aad Address J. K., care o f Herald. 236-3tp French armies. Peck« of Diamond«. IH ('harlot B. lUtlrlU. «I al. Dofrn.ltnlt. on deb or sebticx o r publication. To all ptnltt rlalmlng Intanata oadtr Botto A. Crotchrr, i K t l l o l , T. II. CabanoUfl. da. rotto.); Edward flra-MIrk, ilocttio.l; n. T. t i ll,orti, dortattil. anil J. ». Monro, doro»»* ad. tnd AM. l’ A ît T ir s claiming an tntorrat. In tba Mlowln* doaortlad prepari/ allatta In »omloolo Conn!/. Plnrlda, .to-w ll: » W 1-4 of Sootlon 10; Lota 4 tod 0 la »ac­ tion 13: All of fractional »orH ob 13; Lata I. S and ft tod Ho »W 1-4 of NX 1-4, Iba R t-3 ■>f NB 1-4 of MV 1-4, Iba SB 1-4 af NW 1-4 and NR 1-4 ei »W 1-4 o f Radiati 14; lha N 1-9 o f Ihn »W 1-4 of Saelloo lTl N 1-3 o f Iba «W 1-4 o f Ibt NK 1-4 and I bn NR 1-4 af NTT 1-4 Of SB 1-4 of Stdlaa 91; Ibc NE 1-4 o f Iba NR 1-4 o f lha NR 1-4, II« »oath 4 a r m of tba Baal 19 arraa of tba NR 1-4 or NR 1-4. Iba B 1-3 a f tho NR 1-4 and Iba R 1-3 o f Iba SR 1-4 a f »ac­ tion 32; Iba W 1-3 o f Iba BW 1-4 o f Ptdloo 33; tba S 1-1 of tba RW 1-4 af Iba NW 1-4 (ar » . 30 arraa of lot 1) and all o f lota 3 aad 4 la »action SI; tba BW 1-4 o f Iba SW J-4 ot »ac­ tion 36; tho R 1-3 o f tba NR 1-4 and tba ■ 0 acroa of Iba NW 1-4 o f Iba NR 1-4 af »ta­ lion 37; tht N 1-3 o f lha »K 1-4 or Aactloa S3| tha HW 1-4 nf NW 1-4 and Iba NW 1-4 o f tbo » W 1-4 of »or Iloo SS; S arras aqnara In Iba NW rumor of tba NW 1-4 of lha NR 1-4 o f tbo NR 1-4, tod tha HW 1-4 o f tba RW 1-4 o f tba I f f 1-4 of Hoc. 34, all In Twp. 3d ». S fa S3 Rail. Also all that pari or Ih» N 1-3 Irla* Sooth o f RcrnaVtrbaltbla Crook, In Radios 7 ; and tba NR 1-4 of Iba NB 1-4 and Iba NR 1-1 o f lb# » R 1-4 of Rodion 11. In Townahlp 31 Sooth. Haora 33 Bait, And, alao Iba foltawtax lots la tboaa rottala tnbdlrlalona af tba RR 1-4 o f 1 ho NR 1-4 af »action 31 In Ttownahlp 30 Sonili, Basca 33 Raat. komm aa Whitcomb's first and aomnd additions to (Janara, alai Iota a. 7. ». 0, 10, II, 1 3 / IS.IB and 17In block1. Lola fl. 0. 10. 13. 13. H „ 13. te. 17and ISla b lock -3. Iota ». 4, S. 0. T. » 0. 10. 11^ IX IX 14. 10. Id. ITIX in aad» la block 3, Lola 1. 3. A. T. X 0. IO. II. -13. Il, IX 10 and SOIn blork 4. fola 3. 4. 13. 14. IX 1». IT, 31, 23. 33, 24. la block X luta 0. 0, 7. X ». IO. 11, IX IX IA. IT, IX 31 and SS In Mock 0. Loti T, «. ». IO. Il, IX IX 14. 13. 10. IT. IX 1». 30. 31 and 22 In block T, and lota 1 to 34. In dolita, ba­ ino alt of block ». II It hrrobj ordered I hat jmt appear la Ihn Hill nf Complaint filmi herein against /o n la tl.a abort onllllod ran t« on the Karenth d a / af Mardi, A, H. 1031; and “ Tba Hanford liar* ald” It hortb/ (Satinatati aa Iba n urtptptr Is which Itila order abati ba pnbllthad osca a week r«>r Iwetra contorni Ira wraks. W in .'« n>r hand and aril af office Ibis 18th d a / bf Noromlcr, A. P. 1030. (REAM n. A. DOUGLASS. a ark. Ii>ii>-t3ir nr v. R. popola»». P. a IS TIIE M0ST OF THE im p o r t a n t it e m ENTIRE H O U SEH O LD . PINEH U RST DAIRY— T h e 95 per cent Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy at any time or nny Hour--------Deliveries Twice Each D ay. “T H E D AIR Y thnt IS DIF- P I N R U T I R C T H I I R V F E R E N T FROM O TH E R S" r U l C I l U I l k M l / r t l l i l Phone JJG7 A sk the State Hoard of Health Every Dollar You Saves Helps Win Prosperty HUT IT DOES NO GOOD T O SAVE M O N E Y U N ­ LESS IT IS PUT IN CIRCULATION IN SOME W A Y Until you are ready to invest your savings a snfe, patriotic depository for them is n bank ac­ count where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. » Your funds deposited with this Hank will be safe, Immediately available and will be doing their patriotic duty. HOME INSTITUTION �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,1921 L M D E E -E 5 Z V A N D Few Men Are Without Some $U' G E N T S -I PRESENT A P IC T U R Ç OF THE perstitious Ideas. W O R LD 'S ÓREATESp I AM IN A CLASS ■ BY i M YSELF Î • S H O V A ir A A N -y ? HAMPERS ; And M ott of Th«m Con Ba Traood Bock to a Comporatlvoly Com* monplace Origin. What to your pet superstition? ' ,"My pet auperatltlon?’* you’ll prob­ ably nnrwer, with elevated eyebrow». "Why, I haven’t, any. Superstition« or« for the Ignorant people.” But pause a moment and nnnmngc around the shelves o f your cerebellum among your store o f modern Informa­ tion ami.see If there isn't tucked away tn the corner some old, musty, longforgotten' superstition you'd forgotten v ia there. Do you pick up the pin you see lying In the street? If you break a mirror does It give you a moment's uneasiness? Honest, now? When you knock over the salt cellar do you— not because you believe It does any good, of course, but because It can't do any harm—do you take a pinch and throw It over your left shoulder? Do you dislike to nrcept n |2 bill? Would you give your friend a knife without adding n penny to break the charm? Would you walk under a ladder? Do you mind being the thirteenth at dinner? These auperatltlon» are the most popular and tney aren't at all confined to uneducated, or ovrn uncultured peo­ ple, as lias been «demonstrated. Of recent years nn eminent scientist who had collected much Interesting data on superstitions among educated people decided (o put his theory to a high test, tie went to one of the lead­ ing universities of this country. "My pet superstition?" The dignified old college professor echoed the ques-^ tlon, removing his eyeglasses to get a' better view of the Impertinent stran­ ger. "M y dear fellow I Preposterous I Superstitions belong to the dark age*. Wa live tn a period o f culture." “ Whereupon the professor proceeded to enlighten the stranger with a lengthy dissertation, on bis university and his high literary standing, saying: "Ono o f the oldest universities In the country, sir, one of the finest. At present we have an exceptionally high attendance. Everything has been run­ ning smoothly—" hero the Intellectual professqr halted to lean over and tap lightly the wooden top o f his desk. It developed thst 20 per cent of the college professor» nt this university were wholly without superstitions, but some o f them had their fingers crossed. A great msny of our superstitions have grown up with us through so many generations that we are hardly conscious of their presence. Many of these date hack to the early Homans and Greeks. Salt In nnclenl times was used In re­ ligious rites, and supposed to |K>ssess propitiatory powers. But when some careless emperor's elbow knocked Iho salt dish over Its powers were lost, nnd the only wny to Injure n peaceful re­ sumption of the meal was to appease the evil powers by throwing a pinch of the spilled salt over the left shoul­ der. The superstition connected wllh ■ broken mirror dates from Napoleon's cnmpnlgn In Italy, when he accidental­ ly broke the glim* over the picture of Josephine. Since glass had always been connected In nny form as sym­ bolical of life and death, Napoleon was overcome with fear that some evil had befallen Josephine. And because the broken glass mused the great em­ peror uneasiness, the woman on the street car today pales when she drops her pockctbook and her mirror brenka. Thirteenth Csntury Tomb. An Interesting Thirteenth century tombstone hns been di».*overed nt Workshop (England) I'rlory church, which Is being restored ns a war me­ morial to the locnl men who fell In the war. The tombstone which Is beauti­ fully enrved, has heen Identified na that o f Lady Fumlvnt. who built the cburcli In the Thirteenth century ns n thankofferlng for the return of her non from Palestine, where he hnd gone In order to bring home the heart of his brother, Gerald, who wua killed by the Saracens. The tombstone hears evi­ dence of elaborate brass work, but the metnl Itself hns disappeared, appar­ ently having been stolen or lorn off. The Lady chapel Is one of the most characteristic specimens of early Eng­ lish architecture In England, and Its lancet windows are considered among the most perfect In the country. Chaplin’s Debt to Inoertoll. In the life of Itobert Ingcrsoll we rend of a Fourth of July picnic nt Dresden. N. Y., where Utile Bob and his plnymntes became uncommonly boisterous. When a dear otd gentlemou tried to quiet the roughhouse, Itobert seized a custurd pie and hurled It in the d. o. g.'a face. The higher comedy In America may owe as much to Robert Ingersoll as does the higher criticism.—Chicago Dally News. A m ple Stocka Prompt Deliv Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda B o n e Meal C a s t o r Pomace Kainit Our Prices Will Save ED. R. SA L T E R , THE P U B LIC IT Y A R TIST OF JO H N N Y J. JONES* EXPO SITIO N, PROCLAIM­ ING HIS W A R E S TO T H E W ORLD. WAR EXHIBIT, AT EXPOSITION, SUPERBA IS THE FINEST SHOW HERE WONDERFUL The exhibit o f war relics being CHARACTER TOLD BY HAND R a is in g tho F a m ily» * Oh. vasi CM NKfi. HO ttfwuMUi* fs O Z K C Uor . TO OHOKC UO HOftC! LOVCi-S! WondartotWIII Power IsU noti nis So OMUSUfM\o s a e *-*VK) u)»m p* ‘snaJÇ*£ï. tulLU UKC THP^ NOU)*ft'CW<S|MRS. As It Usually In "What do you think about letting your aon play football when he grows tip ?" "Pm In a peculiar state of mind concerning that” 1 "In what way?" HI feel that I shall not want him to play, but on the other hand I shall 'be disappointed In him if he doesn't want to ptay." i C H ASE & COM PANY One o f the greatest features with the Johnny J. Jones’ Exposition nnd Charles Schwab Can Afford to Disre­ by far the best attraction o f the gard Appsarances, but Not So character ever with an outdoor amuse­ the Avsrac« Man. for it is without doubt the finest dis­ ment enterprise declares Ed. R. Sal­ play thnt hns been seen in the city. Charles Schwab, the steel king, was It is absolutely genuine, every nrtiele pictured recently In the feature sec­ ter, the truthful one, is "Supcrba." It having either been personally collect­ tion of n New York newspaper wear­ is mnnngcd by Miss Etta Louise ed by the owners, or obtained by ing a pulr of ragged, decrepit-looking Blnkc, who nlso presents ono o f tho them from nn nuthcntic source. gloves. To every appearance they best fonturcs o f tho Exposition, her The tent in which the exhibits nro might have been a little token to tho nrrnnged, in completely filled and at­ mngnntc from the nshmnn. Beneath "Tnubleaux d' A rt." "Supcrba" is tached to the urticlen nre curds ex­ the picture wns an explanation by Mr. clean, wholesome and wonderfully in­ plaining their significance. Private Schwab that he had "worn these teresting. It looks like Miss Bloke gloves for over a year." J. E. Murdock, who is in charge, nnd Dirty, soiled, ugly gloves 1 And yet had spared no expense In making her who with Sniper Lnncc nnd Corporal Charles Schwab, ono o f the greatest Becker owns the exhibit, explains in Industrial lords of the earth, proudly performance ns attractive ns possible. a lucid and interesting manner the bonated how tong he had made thorn The stage In "Supcrba" is much lar­ ger than many vaudeville houses. The important features. Almost every wear. Mr. Schwab’s boast doesn’t ring sin­ stage settings nre o f expensive plush conceivable kind o f war souvenir is cerely. lie probably would not advise and the electrical effects arc such included and interesting stories at­ one of the rising young executives of that one wonders how they can be tached to many o f the articles. Among bis company to wear* old gloves or carried by n company playing under other things is n tiny pocket testa­ soiled gloves. On the contrary, he like­ canvas. The lent, an unusually large ment which protected its owner from ly would "call down" that young ex­ death. The poeket of the tunic, pierc­ ecutive for doing exactly what he has one, is built with rafters like a house and docs not have to have poles to ob­ ed by a bullet hole is shown, side by bragged about. struct your views o f the stage. Ev­ aide with the testnment. Bayonets Mr. Schwab can afford to wear those erything looks bright nnd clean. Thcro used by the different allied army gloves. If he wanted to he probably is not a single ouggestive feature in could wear green golf knickers to corps, n German machine gun, bat­ "Supcrba" nnd its mystifying illus­ work, and get away with It. But the tered shell enses, helmets worn by rest of the world, exclusive o f Mr. ions nre easily the most charming and German officers o f different ranks, Dempsey, Mary Garden, Babe lluth, wonderful place to spend an evening. nnd*trench helmets of the «Hied s o l-j and other prims donnas who bnve "ar­ dlers, n complete collection o f the j rived.*’ so to speak, In their respective badges of Cunndinns battalions, are roreers. must watch Its atop. WOULD PROHIBIT DOG-EATINQ among the many interesting things A noted Aincrlcon psychologist re­ cently said that he could tell more Custom Common Among ths Igo rota shown. la Daclarad to Ba Undesirable about a man by his hands than any An r.irplniic o f French make, but for Many Rsaiona. other physical factor. Our faces are which was used by the British nrmy, our gifts— and a lot of them look like nnd which took part in 230 successive Those who remember tha article In gifts— but we make our own hands. raids before it was finally destroyed, Ono look at a man's hand gives yon this magaxlce a short time ago tell­ is nnothcr interesting specimen o f tho nn Instant line on his character. 1» ing o f the cruelties connected with collection. the hand soft and flabby? Or la It the the killing of dogs for food among the In spite of the fact that wnr days hnnd of a man who docs things? Does Igorots, saya Our Dumb Animals, nre over nnd witli them much o f our lie shake hands like a man? Or does will be glad to know (hat It has interest in the accompanying features, lie extend you a collection of clammy aroused sufficient interest to cause the Manila Dally Bulletin to any, ac­ the exhibit hns been attracting n fingers? What do his gloves look like? Do cording to a clipping we have Just re­ great deal of attention. they show that he la careful of hla ap­ ceived: pearance, thus Indicating his self-re­ "The office of the Deportment of the spect, or are they ragged and dirty? Interior Is constantly receiving from Famous St. Andrews. Worn, soiled or out-at-the-flnger persons In the United States, mostly Ask nny man keen on outdoor games what St. Andrews Is famous for and gloves create exactly as unfavorable women, letters protesting against dog­ he will reply, without hesitation: an Impression as dandruff on the col­ eating In the mountain province "Golf." The sage who said that the lar or an unintentional open-worked among the Igorots, It was declared by Secretary Kalaw of the department. Scots were brought up on porridge and sock. In spite of these facts many men All o f them, he said, urge that In the theology Is sometimes thought to hive only partially stated the case, as he who are otherwise scrupulously par­ Interests o f civilization and better said nothing about the "royal nnd nn- ! ticular about their personal appear and higher mode of living, a law rlenl game." The rnnstnl towns of ance never grow n bit perturbed upon should bo passed by the Philippine Flfesldro nre Indeed famous for their noticing thnt their gloves look like a legislature prohibiting the sale and the use of dogs ns food material. golf courses, hut the Mecca of nil last summer’s bird's nest. "Aside from the fact that the act those who “ ran shoot wl* n hag o' Now Source of Vanilla Extract. of eating (logs In highly undesirable, sticks after a wee bit bn’ " Is certainly According to experiments recently the royal burgh of St. Andrews. Flfo- performed in London, the Island of the letters slate. It Is very Inhumane. •hlre was once described ns "n beg­ Jnmnlrn mny become n new source of The Igorots, they stnte, like to cat gar's mantle fringed with gold." hut supply for vanllln flavoring extract. lean dogs and that the mare bony most pcoplu think It was the big golf­ It hns been found thnt the leaves of they are, the more pulatnhle they ing centers, nnd not the seaport tow-ns the wild pimento treo which grows an taste to the Igorots. Consequently, themselves, which were thought to be the Island yield a high percentage of when n dog Is bought In the dog mar­ tho golden fringe. However, golf at­ cugenol, from which vnnllln, or crude ket at Baguio or at any other place. tracted visitors, and visitors mean vanilla, may be obtained, says Popu­ It In left to starve for many days be­ more trade, but It Is Interesting to lar Mecbnnlrs Magazine. The discov­ fore It Is eaten, the coiuinuiilc&tluus hear.'tint trade Is being Improved also ery Is valuable economically ns well declare. "When asked If the passage of a by the export of Iron golf heads to as commercially, Inasmuch as Iso| the United State*. This will all help cugenol, the half-way product between law prohibiting the sole and the eat­ to get the exchange value of the "baw­ eugenol nnd vanillin, mny he made by ing of dogs by the Igorots wan In or­ bee" hack to normn). The Boots some­ merely fermenting the ptmeniojeaves. der, Secretary Kalaw drclnred that It might be done In an Indirect manner." times think of other things than "golf." Poet Cards at the' Herald bfflce, lc. ---------------- —* --------------- -------- -----------shown at the exposition deserve more than the pnssing attention o f visitors, You Money The Sanford Herald 1 9 2 1 F r e e A lm a n a c For the benefit of our many subscribers who appreciate a high class almanac and ref -P 1 erence book, we are now preparing present \ - to -0 P1 each subscriber with a Year Book with beau tifuily lithographed cover In colors, which will contain the following information appli­ cable to this immediate vicinity: Sunrise Sunset Moonrlse Moonset Tide Table for Near-by Places. Full particulars of eclipses of Sun and Moon in this zone. I Morning nnd Evening Stars. Beginning and ending of Seasons. .Cycles of time, Religious and Secular. Jewish Holidays. Protestant Church Days. Catholic Holy Days. Legal Holidays in Florida and neighboring States. I Flag Day, Hallowe'en, St. Valentines* Day. Postal Regulations. Business Laws. Interest Table. Household Information. Care of Horses,' Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Au­ tomobiles, etc. Weights and Measures. Boy Scout Page. Doctor’s Page. Preservation of Fruits, Flowers, etc. Banking Law and Prnctice. The work on these Almanncs is being rushed so that we expect to have them in the hands of our renders within a few days. Next week wc will tell you more about the Alman­ ac and-why Y O U should keep and value the one you will receive. T h e Sanford Herald OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFIß �T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 7 ,1 9 2 1 I ||M— . ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■JLI ■ TWO MEMBERS ROAD DEPT. QUIT gvERYTHINi* From the Foundation to the Roof H I LUMBER CO. Quality-Service—Friee F or Id W e a t h e r Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges WOMEN AS “PAMPERED TO YS” Distinguished French Abbe Mikie Some Sharp Commentaries on Sex Relatione in America. BALL H a rd w a re C o . We Guarantee A ll Battery Repairs B«ry Battery repair we make la fimnteed for six month». We are ible to do this because in repairing u j mike of battery we are licensed to Die patented festures which have aude Veits bstterles famous. Battery Service Co. L A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 189 PORTABLE LAMPS $14, $15, $15.50 Armstrong Tnblc Stoves..$15.00 American Ileauty Iron......$10.00 Simplex Iron ........................ $8.00 3Iajes(ic Heaters ............... $11.00 GILLON & FRY M2 115 Magnolia A ve. <:$ urton ~ Craft I : : o v EUSTis, >e | O tl/c t/O S F L O R ID A f *1 * U'p Î WE nr» DO HEMSTITCHING AND PICGTING FOR THE TRADE m a il orders GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION IDA_ AUSTIN IIS MAGNOLIA AVE. m aker a n d älterer of LADIES' CLOTHES PHONE 571 G illette Tubes TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 0.— Another break has come In the much dis­ jointed atatc road department. This time two o f form er Governor Catts’ most recent appointees have resigned They are C. A. Tutoweiler o f Jackson­ ville and A. J. Johnson of Perry. They tendered thel resignations to Governor Hardee today. In all the changes and vicissitudes of the road department, Mr. Johnson's tenure o f offleo has been the b riefest The issuance o f his commission was chronicled yesterdny as the last offi­ cial act o f Mr. Catts us governor, while his resignation is said to have been the very first offered to the now governor. His incumbency lasted n little more than twenty-four hours. The quarterly meeting o f the state road department wns held in this city this morning with only throu members present, namely, Forrest Lake o f San ford, chairman; C. A. Tutewciier of Jacksonville, and N. V. Maund o f Tailahassco. J. P. McDonald of» Moore Haven appeared before the department with n request that the interest o f roads (n South Florida be given more atten­ tion. The department agreed to do so as soon as such visit can be ar­ ranged. American women expect (very right­ ly) from their husbands the namo at­ tention which French husbands receive from their wives. The American hus­ band expects nothing, and fo r what he receives the Lord makes him truly thankful, writes Ernest Dlnnet, In Har­ per's. "We are pampered toys," an Ameri­ can lady told mo In a distinctly resent­ ful tone, "but we only know ft when our husbands, after keeping every troublo from us, suddenly die." If the abstraction called the Ameri­ can woman could bo met with, I should ask her whether she really likes to see a dozen men In her drawing room watch her the whole evening and bob up with military precision the moment she half rises to ring the b ell; whether she would not prefer her escort to think o f what he Is saying to her in­ stead o f concentrating on where she walks, skipping to the unprotected side o f her the whole time; or whether she likes being supported across the road with Infinite precautions, as If sho were n very III person or n very brittle object; or. on the contrary, firmly grasped below the shoulder and wafted to the other aide with tho triumphant ease o f long practice. I hnve kent n picture representing three exceeAlu.:5} widely known Amer­ ican men n iitu in » a lady go down a deck stnlr..ay. fine Is spoken of as n siKirtswoinan and would probably think nothing of scrambling down a rop«j ladder If It amused her. Tho steps on which she nppoars nre broad and comfortable, but the gentlemen with guiding and supporting gesture r.mlle at her achievement with tho sumo wonder and delight os If she were a baby for tho first time off the go-enrt Meanwhile tho lady herself smiles In her furs llko coy Phoebe be­ tween two clouds. Interesting Altitude Test. A lleutennnt of the French nvlnllon corps recently successfully subjected himself to n test to determine whether or not life could be sustained at 12.000 meters. (39.300 fee», or about seven and one-half miles) altitude, snys Pop­ ular Mechanics Mngnzlne. Entering a large airtight cylinder, the signal to start the exhaust pump was given. At n pressure corresponding to nn nltltmle of about 13.600 feet (two and one-hnlf miles), the experimenter wns compelled to resort to n specially de­ signed mask nnd nn oxygen tank. At about 30.000 feet (five and Uireo-qnar-. ter miles) observers noticed that be seemed to experience difficulty In.mov­ ing bis limbs. This Is an experience reported by all nsplrunt* to the alti­ tude record. To a figure correspond­ ing tn the height of nhnut 34,000 feel (six and one-half miles) the subject closed Ids eyes ns though weary. As the barometer touched a figure equnl to a height of 39,300 feet, the trlnl wns stopped and ntr slowly admitted to the cylinder that there might be no disas­ trous ahock. FAM O US JO N E S DAIRY . FARM SAUSAGE C H U R N GOLD O LE O Pound .............................. A P AL AC H IC O LA OYSTERS FRESH E A C H D AY s m it h b r o t h e r s AZ —■■.■■.I SPEAK GOOD WORD FOR PIE i>.v ■ --------— Scientist* Qlva Comfort vto Those Fond or Dellcaey That te Dis­ tinctly American. TUTEWBILER OF JACKSONVILLE IS ON E; JOHNSON OF PERRY T O E OTHER the builder ■ Among (lie ninny vurletles o f food thnt have been ntturked on the score of ImllgcstlblRty. etc., pie aland* among the foremost. Laymen, doc­ tors, nnd even philosophers hnve warneil against the popular pastime of pie entlng. Cake, the dlstnnt pastry relative, Is somewhat less likely to form the sub­ ject o f objections from the physiologic critic, while puddings usunlly belong to the Immunes, or at, least receive tolerant consideration. The proof of the pudding—nnd why not nlso the pie— Is In the' entlng. Accordingly, e number of gnstro-enterologlsts at the Jefferson Medical college, Philadel­ phia, reports the Journal of the Amer­ ican Medical Association, hnve come to the defense of pie by actually de­ termining the gnstrlc response to It und analogous foods In tli? healthy human stomach. Direct comparison of n variety of pies, cakes nnd pudding« representa­ tive of'American Culinary nrt on the same persons Indicated Hint plea "were handled more readily than cokes, nnd pmldlm.« somewhat more readily than either." For those who can think best In terms of statistics It may l>e slated that the average gas­ tric evacuation time of digestion of puddings wns two hours nnd eighteen minutes, ngnlnst two hours nnd twen­ ty-seven minutes for plea; whereas , cakes followed In the wake with an average record o f three hours .....i and turn two minutes. Averaging the highest total acidities, values were obtained for puddings of 02, for pies of 00 and for cakes of 00. There Is no occasion to report here the Insignificant distinctions between custard pie and lemon meringue, for example. In their gnstrlc bchnvlor. but It must be ndmltted that mince pie, so often regarded ns nn nrch offender of the digestive tract, requires u rather long time (from 2 *« to 3'A hours) to leave the stomach. The ad­ dition of Ice cream to a piece o f pie— a unlqur American combination—does not Increase the burden of the stom­ ach to any extent, and the conven­ tional apple pie nnd cheese likewise give a conservatively good report. T<> a few persons It may be a consolation to know that angel'a food rake re­ mained distinctly longer In the stom­ ach than did devil’s food onke. Of course, time o f digestibility Is not the sole, complete test of the dietary worth of food. WILL HAVE A MARKET PLACE NEXT SATURDAY oneNi^ht^mV. S a t u r d a y , J a n . 8 The Indies in Mrs, Pulcston's Sun­ day school cinss are taking charge of a Market Pince at Milter's corner, opening Saturday morning at nine o'clock. Fresh vegetables, strawber­ ries, country eggs, chickens, etc., will be brought in from out of town peo­ ple. Cakes, pies, doughnuts, salads, hot soup will bo provided by the la­ dies. Homo boiled hnm, by the pound or in 3tnaller quantities to be sold. The hams are a gift from Wight Gro­ cery Co.. Proceeds to be sent to tho starving children across the sen. A number o f contributions in money al* rendy have been received. See what we hnve before you do your Saturday buying nnd help feed the suffering millions. 23l-3tp ((BURNÌ m as NOT MUCH DANGER IN AIR Statistics Concerning the Casualties Among Flyore Are Something * of a Revelation. The airplane Is tho fastest ma­ chine man has yet built, but fust os It Is, It has not yet caught up with Its reputation for danger. Thnt repu . , , Utl° " * " * “ paired when the plane wnj| *n H* Infancy, when man was Just beginning to master the air. and In tho mind of the average man It has not yet been downed The British air ministry collected statistics on all commercial flying la that country for the Inst seven months of 1919. The results amazed even pilots and engineers who long hsd re­ garded the risk In flying as negligible. The figures covered 23,930 Rights by 403 mnchlnes of a total time In the air of 8,308 hours, during which time 693.000 miles were traveled. In all this flying In good weather and had, one passenger was killed In every 10.000 passenger hours In the air. To put It differently, a single passenger might expect to fly about 1,180,000 miles—(7 tlpnm around the w orld before becoming the victim o f a fatal crash. Thnt aounds attorly absurd to (he landsman, yet the nrltlah gov­ ernment stands back of the figures. The pllota who tested experiment­ al planes did stunt1 flying and ran other unnecessary risks, showed 48 deaths pit 1,000 hours. Coming nearer home, figures com­ Men and His Cosmetics. plied by the Post Office department Comes now a mnn writer to a'bontity department of an cxehnnge who show to the end of last year 406,000 confesses not only that he uses cos­ miles flown with a'loss o f three pl­ lota. These pilots, of course, ran metics, hut nlso slates many other many risks, for they carried the mall men do tho same, have been doing It through rain, snow and fog that blind­ for years and are doing It more nnd more each-year. Iiut, he adds, men ed them. Even In training pilots the figures arc better mnkeup artists nnd their are exceedingly low. From the be­ dolling up la seldom detected. Not only does this mnn make this ginning of tho war until the end of confession freely, nnd Indeed with 1918, 17,090 men learned to fly In the United States air service. One traces of pride. If not actual bonstlng, mnn wns killed In every 2.310 hours, but he believes It the duty of both or one to about every 150,000 miles. men and women to Improve their looks With these positive proofs of avia­ (when possible with benuty enhancing devices, nnd the girl he marries must tion's safety before us, Auierlenn air­ plane timmifncliirrers nre going abend be more broad-minded than Ills moth­ building planes, confident that the er, who believes no girl has any ex­ realization soon will come every­ cise for using paint nnd jKiwder. nr where thnt man run take cure of lilmfor touching up her hnlr nnd eyebrows. scir ns surely In tho realm of the I’erhnps the man Is only fooling, but tilrd« iis In tlie realm o f the flriics.— If these things be so, the Increased election expenses mused by allowing New York World. women to vote wjll seem as nothing NOTICE compared to the Increased expense of beautifying humanity when men fol­ Dr. L. C, Ingram announces tho low the lend of women. A committee opening o f his office iipstnirs in the should lie appointed to Investigate this new McEwnn-Edwnrds building, Or­ statement nnd, If It Is found true, a movement for tho conservation of cos­ lando, Fla. Some confusion nnd dismetics .will be In order.—Pittsburgh npopintment resulted from not open­ Dispatch. ing ns announced which wns tho re­ sult o f unforsoon difficulties in com­ Airplane Compass. pleting the building. 231-2tc An entirely new kind of compass, for use on airplanes. Is the Invention TRAIN SCHEDULE of a German named Ilnmberg. It de­ pends for Its operation upon the elec­ Corrected on November 15, 1920. trical resistance of selenium, which varies with any change In the In­ Southbound tensity o f light falling upon It. The bowl of the compass contnlnn Departs Arrive two electric bulbs, directly opposite No. 83.. ____ 2:30 a. m . 2:40 a. m. each other, which throw their rays 8:40 a. m. No. 27. through n lens whereby the rays nre 1:38 p. m. No. ____ 1:28 p. m. 91. concentrated upon two selenium cells 3:20 p. m. No. _____2:55 p. m. 89. mounted on a bridge extending ncross 7:45 p. m. No. 85. _____7:30 p .m . the top o f the bowl. The compass may be mounted on the North Bound tall of the airplane, so ns to be at n Departs Arrive distance from all disturbing magnetic 2:03 a. m. .........1:48 n. m. No. 82. Influences, the position of Its needle 12:05 p. in. . . . . . 11:45 a. m. No. 84. or pointer being made known to tho pilot by nn clectrlenlly connected In­ No. 2:65 p. m. 80. ____ 2:35 p. m. dicator In front of him. 4:05 p. m. So. 92. ____ 4:00 p. m. No. 28. ____ 10:00 p. in. Leather Frorp Rabbit Skins. Leesburg Branch According to American Consul Nor­ Departs Arrive ton o f Sydney, Australia, a secret 7:30 a. m. process, said to he unknown hitherto •No. 168 to the tannery trade, has been discov­ No. 2 8 . . . 4.65 p. ir.. ered by an Australian for making 'N o. 157. __ _ 4:00 p. m. leather from rabbit skins nnd recover- J No. 21. ........ 11:55 a. m. lug the fur iis n by-product In felt ' Trilby Branch making. A company bus been formed j Departs Arrive In 8ydnoy to turn thle discovery to 8:00 a. m. mmpractical use. having established •No. 100. _— works capable o f handling about 100,- •No. 24. mmmmm ' 3:25 p. m. 000 sklos a week. The leather has •No. 101. ____ 0:30 p .m . already been utilized In Sydney In the •No. 25. _____2:00 p .m . manufacture of boot and shoe upper«, Oviedo Branch hand bags, gloves and other articles. Arrive Departs —Scientific American. ____ 11:00 a. m. •No. 120. Great on Defense; 3:40 p. m. •No. 127. "Our defense Is fine," »aid a foot­ ball coach during a game between ble •Daily, except Sunday, i smaller college and a larger rival. "n o w about your offense)" he waa Baron Goto refused a request that asked. , "Don't know. Haven't had the ball ho become mayor o f Tokyo. He said yet," the coach replied.—Boston Tran­ — oh, yuo eay it youraelf.—Wilming­ script. ton (D el.) Journal. McCULLER P A G E SE V E N _______ The Minstrel Event of the Season Headed by C H A R L E Y G A i ( ’ ALL NEW. PRICES -Main üETTER THAN EVER. Iloor. $ 1 .5 0 . ALL WHITE. Gallery, 75 Cents. PLUS 1 / X Scots Now on Sale at the Rower and Roumlllat Drug Sto r c $ - * - $ — $TW O WRONGS CANNOT MAKE A RIGHT S $ KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES And Pul Me Right if I am Wrong. $ HOWE RED TUBES $ Sanford’s “ street-paving nnd side­ walk” liens, including all attuched costa nnd expenses, failing to make good within time limitations became uncnforciblc by law and therefore arc n dead letter, any later so-called lien and now in su-called force is wholly inoperative and only usable us it scare head to shadow title. As Justice and fair play are here involved, why hnrrnss with expense nnd ovortnxed people? Let the city attorney make u test case if he pleas­ es and put this nagging dispute nt rest, G. II. LEFFLIJR. f $ 8 I S $ $- And they are the Beet B. & O. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 07, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 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/8c0a96d403d0b6b3d07df23931c46dac.pdf 2d3d653d321379e7b9b5b19f4d00b620 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 2 3 £ SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JA N U A R Y 6,1921 A WOMAN O’CALLAGHAN DEPORTED IS ELECTED AS SPEAKER PORT INSPECTOR RULES PRESIDENT-ELECT HARDING TRYING HARD TO UNITE A LL FACTIONS d r Ta* Jineiiw rr»»») MARION, Jan. 0.— Another acnate irreconcilable, Sherman, o f Illinola, was among thoae President-elect Harding had engagements with to­ day to diacuaa plana for the Associa­ tion o f Nations. Former senator, Beveridge, o f Indiana, leader of • chairman Colt of the committee, Roosevelt'* Progressive party, in 1012 also was on tho engagement list. aaked whether it wo» i bo “ harmful’ changing pre»' Harding sought hia advice regarding international and domestic questions. I Of the public health aervice indicated •tncdONER W A L L I » th^t castem Europe today “ la in the p A L IE N S „ i p of four epidemlca— typhua, tySAYS FLOOD P | ; * ind COMING The war haa undermined tho health o f theso countrica and their emigrants arc “ dangerous to the heaHh o f the United States,” he added. Jg* « OBJECTIONS ,ri noETNOT WANT THE r QT OFF POPULATION W OF EUROPE p,iivrTON Jan. 0.—T ca ti-i «.¡t WOuM not do more ------------------------------i WA! rommlasioncr Wallia of tho than at preien t,” Mr. Wallia replied. MEXICO’S T R A D E CONFERENCE L i immigration atation that L But , would prefer a definite mens---------P 1 ••literally moving to the ufC gjvjhg ua more Inspectors, living MEXICO CITY. Jan. 6.— A trade _ _ .1 I I • f i.a tIU tM a n ifa r. H i . and that a "flood L uarters and D j u fii*o4 iacllltiea over­ conference, .similar to tho one held Imminent.” still left m .m - L , « . " last year, will be held in Mexico City ; . tfce senate immigration c o m - --------------------- ; under the auspices of the American t ^ I ^ ^ l w i I :ENCOBIlAGE Chamber o f Commerce on April 11-20. The (inference last year which waa for one year. SevZi ¿embers frankly expressed doubt the first o f Its kind attracted more ifWWr «V « « « u r e a to »top or rerirtfcr any B*a,u” * , . . enacted I ------ —1 I than 150 representatives o f American ¿a ta n . IT.tl«» GOVERNMENT SELLS 125 COAST I |JUB|ncga an(1 „ „ .r a lly lT ¡fluaigrstion t f S » in -l . PATRO L FLYING - CHIEF RULES OTHERWISE IS MARY ELLEN SMITH HAS THAT HONOR FOR RECEIVING SUCH LARGE PLURALITY COX INAUGURATED GOV­ (Bj Thi Ais’Klitid Tress) LORD MAYOR ÔF CORK M A T ERNOR MASSACHUSETTS VICTORIA, Jan. 0.—A woman will NOT REMAIN be the next speaker of the British (Bt TV* AmmUUI fTMt) LONG Columbia legislature. Mrs. Mary BOSTON, Jan. 6.—Channlng Ellen Smith, newly elected represent­ Cox wan inaugurated governor ative from Vancouver, received such of Massachusetts today, succeed­ a large plurality In the recent elec­ ing Calvin Coolidge. Coolidge tion that the cobinet named her for left the state house once more a IRISH NATIONALISTS W A N T T O ­ tho speakership today. private citizen for a few weeks COME TO AMERICA RATH ER before hia inauguratioa at Wash­ THAN STAY A T nOMB APPROPRIATION BILL ington ns vice-president of the PROMISES BIG ONE, (By Ht luotliM Tnu) United States. N EARLY 13 MILLIONS WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—The ex­ clusion o f Lord M ayor O’Callagium (By Th» AuctUUJ of Cork was ordered yesterday at WASHINGTON, Jan. c!—Legisla­ Norfolk by board o f special Inquiry. tive, executive nad judicial appropria­ O’Callnghan appealed from the ruling tion bill, big salary mesaure, were re­ and the caso will eventually be re­ ported out today by the House ap­ ferred to the State Department f o r propriations committee. They car­ (By TO* A im c U U I T r ttt) • decision whether It will waive special ried a total of nearly one hundred and DUBLIN, Jnn. 6.— DeVnlern, presi­ passport resolutions. Meantime O’Cal­ thirteen millions or nearly twenty- dent of the Irish Republic, denied the laghan himself made appeal direct t o four millions Icsb than the depart­ Sinn Fclners are making peace over­ State Department in hope o f a? «eue# ments naked fro. As one means of tures to England, says Freeman’s of passport might not deter him from cutting down expenses the emomitteo Journal. DeValern is quoted os say­ entering the United States. Secretary eliminated salaries for 12,000 employ­ ing he wuoud not turn a deaf ear to Wilson’s decision will probably reat ees in the District of Columbia. English proposals if they were based upon that of State Department a c­ upon the recognition of Ireland ns an count o f diplomatic character o f ques­ ndependent nntion. tions invllved In hia entry Into tha country. STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT IS STRANGE CASE DEVALERA DENIES REPORT mitd with Commissioner Wnllia i^kotnU si to the need for I B tb« ju»*d*u4 r^ “ ) L of aliens before leaving Europe WASHINGTON, Jan. 6,— T o cnL j f o r more rigid examination* * H couraga development of ocromerclal WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.—Secretary their arrival at American P°rt"* L erjal transportation and developTALLAHASSEE, Jan. 5.— It is an­ Wilson announced he had granted « |ft* conaluioner recommended par- 1ment of civilian» as ariplano pilot» nounced that the regular quarterly parole to O’Callaghan pending a de­ tbUrfy that facilities be established U ^ Jn w artime, the Navy Departmeeting o f the atate road department cision on his admission. iwtitii for «uch inspections and de- ment aati,orized the »ale o f 125 coast will be held nt ita office* in thla city tiartd that 90 per cent of the immi- patn)1 flying boat* at one-third their today. It ia expected that the new BRITISH AMERICAN B A N K Slayer Charged Victim W as In­ knits striving under the original cost, members o f the department will be CAPITAL OF TW O M ILLION ijittn would be denied permission to 1 fatuated W ith His present to participate in the delibera­ GOES TO W A LL T O D A Y ¿1 if they were examined at tho FLYING TO PAN AM A, W ife. tions of the body. forts of embarkation by American o fIN MEXICO (By A t A u * d a U 4 i n « ) L A NIDED ! What la believed to have been the frtik A proper system of esamina­ LONDON, Jan. 0.—Tho B ritish last official net o f Gov. Sidney J. Catta W AS SHOT THRU TEM PLE tisi in Europe and upon arrival, Mr. (By n t asaacU M h m ) was the signing of tho commission of American Continental Bank, capital­ MEXICO CITY, Jan. 6 ^ E l e v Wallis said, would prevent an immiized nt two million, five hundred Mrs. Ilotallng and City Officiala See A. J. Johnson o f Perry, to be a mem­ en United State* aviator* flying HCt flood of these, diseased in body The following from the Phlladel ber of the state road department suc­ thousand pounds, auspended today» Crated Husband Force Pay to Panama, Inaded at Acapulco, sad nind. phln Enquirer will be Interesting to ceeding A .Holt of High Springs. Mr. The general financial situation waa in Full State of Guerrero late yester­ •Fortunately," he added, “ the Sanford people ns Misses Stewart and Johnson this morning made bond with held responsible. day. F light waa made without |itanihips of the world can bring on ORLANDO, Jan. 0.— Crazed nt tho Gladys Dletcrlch are Snnford girls: n surety company in the required |y 1,100,000 a year to tha United incident. We begin to realize now that thoM“ Twenty-one flrctncn were over­ sum o f $25,000, and his commission sight o f tho man he thought hnd been f States. It is in the limited Lunspor“ lightloss nights" were about as muck ___lNew York police arrested a man intimate with hia wife calmly paying come by poisonous gns fumes and wns signed by Governor Catta in the tatìon facilities and increase^ cxam needed az are the urging» fo r school p ro - who fired his pistol toacare o ff a gang hia way out o f tho difficulty with smoke yesterday while fighting a fire conclusion o f the parade and Just ^tMrThaì we"wilT gc children to “ fast a day and feed the in a storage shed at the Philadelphia prior to his going out upon tho plat­ Tir_. I of thugs a fter him. He might have $100, the fine nssesrod by Mnyorlotion." East," . Paper Company’s plnnt, nlong the Judgo Eugene Duckworth on tho in­ form for the innugurnl exercises. The commissioner declared reports hit one o f the protected darling»! Schuylkill river in the heart o f the furiated husbnnd’a complaint, Leroy Hotnling shot down John Brown in Mnnnyunk mill district. The blaze the courtroom yesterday morning in itself wns very slight, but tho wat­ while the man was counting the mon­ er coming in contact with the chcmley for the fine nnd the judge was par­ cnlly-treatcd paper, with which the aphrasing tho seventh commandment building wns packed, created deadly in admonishing the defendant. Brown gases which mode tho work of tho was instantly killed. The coroner’s firemen extremely hazardous. “ Without feeling any warning a f­ jury ordered Hotaling held for the IAL KISSING IN fects, firemen time nnd*ngnin sudden­ Tobncco Mnrkcts Are Closed nnd OF: Jury. fighting c r a f t F» VNCE PUT UNDER BAN Members Said Opinion Strong grand Hotaling’» complaint ngainst Brown ly fell prey t»; the fumes, cither while the Situntion is STEAMING SOUTH BY PRESIDENT MILLERAND For Smaller Num­ hnd been heard, the technical charge in the building combatting tho blaze Tense . in municipal court being disorderly or while assisting in the rescue work bers WASHINGTON, Jan. 6,-S creened PARIS, Jan. 0.— Official klaalnr^ conduct. Mayor Duckworth had im­ of suffocated comrades. All tho vic­ IS NOW OFF THE M ARKET Vy destroyers, the Atlantic fleet waa hitherto a regular feature o f presi­ NOT TO EXCEED 483 SEATS posed the fine and was charging the tims were tnken.to the Memorial Hos­ sleialng southward from the V irgin­ dential functloni. In France la beta« defendant to maintain peace and or­ pital, whero physicians pronounced AND LOOKS LIKE THERE WILL , h Capes last night to meet its siator discontinued by President Millerand. AND M AN Y ARE IN FAVO R OF der. Brown waa counting out the the cases ns most unusual. The men, BE TROUBLE IN TC1B •nnsds from the Pacnfic in the warm , Recipients o f the Legion o f Honor HOLDING IT DOWN TOBACCO BELT money fo r hia fine. Hotaling whip­ most o f them veterans o f many years, *»Wn of Panima bay. Over tho batdecorated personally by the president, TO 460 ped out an automatic revolver, na he declared they hnd never before been tkihip Pennsylvania flew the fou rwomen students at universities who (By TB* Au k I«M rr«»») stood by his wife and their dnughter, overcome under such circumstances. j flag of Admiral H. B. Wilson, LEXINGTON, Jan. 0. — Tobacco lutd won prizes, little girls praaenttog (By Th* AaaacUtai ITOM» _ The patients readily responded to oxy­ ranoander-ln-chlcf of the United WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.—The and fired. The bullet entered nt growers throughout Kentucky burley bouquets, and small boys reciting verStates fleet, who will command tho House Census Committee ngreed to Brown’s right temple and when phy- gen treatment nnd last night hospital belt ar choldlng meetings in county bcs o f welcome, have all in the paat authorities stated htnt. all were out wakir.ed forces during the mnneuv- report a bill fixing the membership Bicians arrived the man wns dead. seats todny to select delegates nt o been invnrinbly embraced by the pres­ Hotaling, appearing ngnnist Brown o f danger. tn and battle practice to come. of the house at 483, nn increase of “ Those helping to relieve the suf­ mnss meeting here tomorrow to take ident, who it wns cstmlated, lclaaed a There were forty-eight craft under 48 over the present. Recommended on the charge, submitted to the court action on proposal to do away with thousand French faces, benrded and Admiral Wilson's command at the that n constitutional amendment bo as evidcnco n lottcr which he snid hnd fering of these ninny firemen were. 1021 crop end seek some solution of unbearded each year, * “ Doctors— Itnth, Moore, Funch nnd “ ckiliutlon point o ff the capes when made limiting the membership of the been given him by a negro on the marketing current crops at a satis­ “ * flagship broke out the signal that future houses nt 500. Basis for rep­ streets Saturday. The letter, pur­ Davis. “ Nurses— Misses Regina Holtzmnn, factory price. Nearly all markets in by u /k * ° If °n Its long cruise. resentation will be one member for porting to have been written Bertha Bate, Mary Mosher, Edith Central. Kentuckly closed on account Ahead of them, sent in advance to every 21,970 inhabitants. States Brown, made n dnntaging confession of low prices offered farmer». the Pacific fleet airmen, the sir would gain na follows: California, 5; o f tlm writer’s alleged relations with Stewart, Edith Spencer, Katherine | of the Atlantic had winged Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsyl­ Ilotaling’s wife. Brown hnd denied Dukes, Gladys Dieterich, Mildred WILSON TAKEN AW AY * •»toward to Join in the great war vania, 4 each; Illinois, Texas, 3; Mass­ writing the letter, during the reading Shnrf, Elizabeth Oakes, Laura A d ­ FOR SAFE KEEPING not. Ilotaling’s daughter was ams, Nila Cook, Mayfield Loucks nnd achusetts, New Jersey, North Caro­ o f which Grace Lincwcnvcr." ORLANDO, Jan. 5,— Ono of the lina, 2; Alabama, Arkansas, Connec­ sent from the courtroom. A- I>- 4 A. RY. CUTS WAGES. Lifting the curtain on the sequence Inst official acts of retiring Sheriff ticut, Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota, A t a meeting o f tho officers o f the New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, So. o f events that have occurred in the l u m b e r m e n c a l l o n a l l Frank Gordon Inst night wns to spirit Presbyterian church last night to talk FITZGERALD, Ga., Jan. 0 , re- Carolina, Tennessee, Virginin, Wash­ lives o f the three principal nctora In SUPPLY TRADES TO HELP away John P. Wilson, who wns con­ over the approaching campaign to pay­ " !n «*iual to 50 p fined in the Ornnge county jail charg­ ington, W est Virginin and Wisconsin yesterday’» tragedy discloses a tangl­ LOW ER BUILDING COSTS off the church debt, a largo, number ........ M na ed maze o f details to be ferreted out ed with the murder of Emma Dyal, ü. .¡.rlÜ Üia 6!i that haV0 been grant- 1 each. o f advance gift» were reported. Many 'incc 1017 has been announced by wife of George E. Dyn’., near Golden­ No state would lose any represen­ nt the trinl o f Hotaling nt the noxt CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—A nationnl people are bringingtheir Liberty session o f court. ha* i C| 81 the At,antn» Birming- tation. campaign to reduce building costa rod, last Friday night. bonds, Victory bonds and W a r Saving Hotaling, In the county jail, refuses Utf/ " * Atlantic ra'Iroad. The cut Considerable feeling has been en­ was launched by lumber manufacturstamps as gifts to the church. As-* WASHINGTON, Jnn. fl.— House to make any statement, Brown's lips gendered throughout various sections E* * > 'C°? nuXt Mon,lay' lt *" " aldinu from all sections o f the country some of them expressed it, these secensus committee went into executive are scaled by death nnd Mrs. Hotal­ of the county with the publication of Bounced th.°f f ^ r 0“ *1 huve not nn* nt n meeting hero yesterday. .-lrities helped the government dar­ the sordid details of the brutal and her of * ,r deciaion* A Irage num- session today to draft reapportlon- ing, too hysterical to make any state­ Lumber has come down in price an ing tho war, they will now give them, premeditated tragedy. The frequency nllroi^ f ° JCC8 eofnpany’a ment bill baaed on last census. Mem­ ment, hns been taken to her husband s average o f 40 per cent, said R. B. bers said opinion scented to prevail mother’s home. of expressions on tho part o f many ta Christ for the safety of*ihu worldHu! S T haVe bccn ^«charged. Goodman, o f Marinctt, Wis., chairman » of the d i f f e r ,nbor 0J ftn. that tho house membership should not friends o f the dead woman’s fnmily It is expected that a large number* of the session. The lumber industry as to the horror of the crime, and the o f these securities will be given Alin­ S S Z Z ,P anninB t0 °PPO»« the exceed 483. Many favored 460. SAY USE REFRIGERATOR has absorbed it» war time inflation gathering knot» of men in close con­ ing tha campaign next week. N o sub­ CARS W ILL AID PACKERS and we feel that it is up to other sultation at Winter Park and Golden­ scriptions are being taken, people ,tCBm rotd’ and w n ABANDON CAMP LEE A S TO BUILD UP MONOPOLY building commodities to follow suit. rod, induced the sheriff to forestall aaked to give either money; w ar CAMP MEADE 18 O IO SE N « « *• b*. Lumber represen!» only about 80 any nttempt at mob law by sending rarities or notes payable wfthla F O R THIRD CORP 8 AREA per cent o f the cost o f the average WASHINGTON, Jan. 0 .— Use by the prisoner to a remote county Jail year. WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.— The war «U HUCrSlOOU tO  btUon n t(Vu, rr.----!ü atî°n ”U “under»tood to building nnd not more than 35 per last night under the careful chnperThe officers arc confident that tho* department’s decision to abandon the packer» o f refrigerator car» for shipment o f commodities other than cent o f the cost of a wooden building. onage o f Chief E. D. Veatel o f the entire debt will be wiped out when. Camp Lee, which became known today PUh’s were made for calling repre­ perishables waa urged today before Orlando Police Department. ¡the campaign ends Saturday, J* oi ‘ »»e A » l nx d° ¿ #re thlt effort» e ff° ™ following tho »election o f Camp sentatives o f the brick, cement, tile, ari« ' A‘ »• «* a of fie A.- officials to cut íal- Meade, Md., aa the third corps area the Interstate Common: ' Commlaalon, .— ------------------------ ary 16th. , reports o f other »hipper» and whole­ roflng and plumbing industrie» into lIf i Ithe TIC m mayor u y u r UI o f L Cork O IE wbo waa WUO aa»r- -:• G Several U I C ia i largo sswi/wva.fwaw— subscriptions — a r— » camp. The Petersburg camp thu» *• »hey M ‘ hey u / Ä ? * in not ,Kn h0,d. noia* sale grocers asking issuance o f an conference. A national advertising Tested In N orfolk for coming in aa a given on conditions that the whol» U D O l* L '»«»VC IQ waa left without a function, and It S t a t a l i h«v « to order prohibiting the practice and at­ campaign waa also advocated. stowaway, means to try the hunger amount be raised, and wo are tux» l*?aa decided Notices 0Vf R#ilway Lnbor|»w ueemeu to »« talvage .«.,»*«» the n«. buildings -------- — torney» fo r the packers requesting strike over here he probably was in : the church will not let the»« la rg » ■*ta*l!y be«n r*r..iv *1 TnKC 004 have immediately, leaving tho disposition Office supplies at the Herald.____ continuance o f the present regula training cn route. ¡»urn» go by default. is asserted. U y emPtoyeos,l0f the real estate holdings tothe dlPost Cards at the Herald office, lc . tlons. rectlon o f co n g re ». HOTALING KILLS BROWN IN ORLANDO COURTROOM AS HE IS PAYING A FINE SANFORD NURSES HELP REVIVE MEN REAPPORTIONMENT BILL WILL BE DRAFTED TODAY BASED ON LAST CENSUS TOBACCO GROWERS MEET TO DETERMINE THEIR FUTURE WHICH IS IMPERILED WILL PAY OFF CHURCH DEBT THIS WEEK A-SSL? y KeaonlheA-B-& �P A G E SIX THE SANFORD.DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JAN U ARY 5,1921 Santa Claua had a substantial Christmas gift in atora for Orlando and Ita people when iie induced Messrs. H. J. Mayers, o f Cleveland, O .; R. A. Everhard, o f Wardsworth, 0 .;'a m l Edward Bedford, o f Ilion, N. N. Y., to take a holiday trip to Flor­ ida which included Orlando in its it­ OBJECTIONS TO DIVORCEMENT inerary. These gentlemen have just concluded the purchase o f the old PLANS SUBMITTED BY BIG Carpenter property on Lake Chero­ MEAT MEN SUSTAINED kee, and have alrcdny started to work on plans which call fo r the substan­ tial improvement o f this desirable property in the shapo of a $ 100,000 apartment house. IN. C. S. MANN TALKS ABOUT and working fo r them. He also said while here that Jacksonville was TUB WONDERFUL GROWTH proud o f the material growth o f San­ OF T n iS SECTION ford and was greatly interested in our welfare in every way and would as­ . ’ Among the prominent visitors to sist us in all o f ouq projects. ' the city yesterday was Charles S. Mann o f Jacksonville one o f the -OBJECT TO RESTRICTION i state's greatest boosters. He is the OF IMMIGRATION TO U. S. form er president o f the Chamber o f *FLA.. WANTS IMMIGRANTS FARM BUREAU ORGANIZED .Commerce, is now president o f the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY­ Jacksonville Auto Association, presi­ (Continued from nage 1) • dent of the Citizens Bank, president o f MEETING HERE TUESDAY the Southern Hide & Skin Company made public n letter from Acting Sec­ and is affiliated with many other en­ retary o f State Davis announcing thet vestment o f all obnoxious holdings, (Continued from page one) the Italian government had informed terprises. , ion for synip, 12 1 -2 to 15 cents per this government it would refrain the court ruled. Mr. Mann was greatly surprised at Justice Staqord also sustained pound for rice nnd $1.70 per bushel from issuing passports to immigrants the remarkable growth that has been to this country, until Informed as to the government’s contfntion that fe r com, with othc* fhlnps ir. proattained by Sanford in the past two the classes o f immigrants desired. tho decree o f divorcement may be portion, which mnkes living so high years as that was his first visit to this madu effective by rccelvcrshlpl and fo r wage-earners that it is difficult McKay Speaks for Tampa city In that time. He was greatly sale. Unless the defedanta are able fo r the farmers o f Seminole county to The committee yesterday afternoon to present a suitable plan fo r which set a wage-scale that will compare pleased at all that he saw here yester­ heard protests from representatives time extensions were allowed, the with the wages paid in other fan n in g day being taken around the city by o f tho Florida East Coast Growers' court served notice that such action communities nnd that will permit Secretary Pearmnn o f the Chamber Association, nnd from the Tnmpn would be taken. o f Commerce. them to continue farm ing under prtsCigar Manufacturers' Association. G. I f any delay is to be allowed In «nt conditions, In conversation with the editor of S. Fletcher spoke for the growers, the actual divestment under any It also developed that profiteering . the Herald and in discussing the St. nnd K. I. McKay, of Tampa, urged new plan, tho court said, it must prices are being maintained by retailJohn Scenic Highway that will come tho necessity o f modifying the pro­ providc for complete control by the Crs on such products o f Seminole direct to this city from Jacksonville, visions o f the bill in order to care court in tho meantime, so that the county as lettuce and oranges. Chief Mr. Mann said that Jacksonville was for the needs o i the cigar industry, court might terminate it any time o f Police Speer, w ho has Just returned greatly interested in all road build­ which employs foreign labor almost if it should determine the packers from Americus, Gn., reported that leting and especially in the St. John exclusively.were not proceeding with prompt- tuce Is retailing at 25 cents per head Scenic Highway that will be via SanMr. McKay showed that the busi­ ness and vigor. and oranges at 40 cents per dozen in •Jord, DcLand, Seville, Crescent City, An extension o f six months was Americus. Also it was shown that in Palatka and Green Cove Springs to ness of making cigars was in the Jacksonville, being a direct air route hands o f Cuban labor, about CO per granted in the case o f tho Crescent New York lettuce Is selling to the and that will be one of the most pop­ cent being Cubans and nearly 25 per City Stock Yards, owing to the pe- consumer at from 25 cents to 35 cents ular roads in the state when it is fin­ cent Spaniards. During the preval­ culiar circumstances existing there, per head; in Chicago at 30 cents per ished. This road should receive all ence of a cigar strike in the Tampa The other defendants were allowed, head and even in Sanford st 10 cents that is coming to it from the state factories many o f these have return­ extensions to be agreed on. Should!per head, while the grower 1^ unable Toad department and it Is hoped that ed to their homes and it was essen­ they fail to propose a plan conform* to sell his product and is plowing it when the road department gets down tial to the industry, Mr. McKay said, ing to the requirements stated by ¡under. The people o f Sanford should that these be allowed to return, as the court, Justice Stafford said h e 'n o t bo paying more! than 5 cents per to business this month they will take well as that provision be made for would feel obliged to appoint offi- (head for lettuce at this time because up this important route and help out the future influx o f these workers. Jeers to take title to all 'stock In (the retailer can g e t all he wants from the various communities that have * ’ . . . . 1‘ ** ' *“ Former Congressman S. M. Spark- question and‘ to ............. hold it subject t o ' the grower at* n ot more than 2 1-2[ signified their willingness to meet the r * per ...................... cents head and 10 cents per head state department half way and with mnn addressed the committee on be- court order until suitable arrange-' the undivided support o f all the coun­ hnl tot the Tampa Board o f Trade, ments were made to dispose o f it should be the top price to consumers ties interested and with the assistance declaring that the Cuban laborer' in accordance with the terms and in any city in the United States today, | The maintaining o f high prices by o f the boards o f trade and chambers made a good citizen, was an expert purposes of the decree. Justice Stafford also informed the retailers is limiting the sale p f our o f commerce o f all the cities inter­ in his line, and did not compete with defendants, in order to "facilitate products and the farm ers are largely ested this road should be put in first- American workmen. Sen. Duncan U. Fletcher, o f Florl- future progress," that the court on that account fo rce d to plow under class condition before the year is da, introduced G. S. Fletcher o f the could not "see its way” in consider- much good food a t a great loss to over. Mr. Mann has been a good-roads en­ Growers’ Association, who offered an ing plans to be submitted," to ap- themselves which should and could be m thuslast fo r many years and knowing amendment to the bill, providing for prove any plan for consolidation of consumed by the people if a fair price the the yards whether by a holding were asked for it b y the retailer. the great value o f good roads speeds the admission o f laborers from Bahama Islands. company or otherwise." More direct communication between much o f his time talking about them i Am ple Stocks Prompt Delhi Cotton Seed Meal NitrateJSoda Bone Meal C a sto r Pomace Kainit OurlPricea Will Save ■ You Money COM PANY producer and consumer is one of the main objects o f the Farm Bureau movement throughout the United States and Florida is taking her place among the foremost states in this movement, through her co-operative marketing associations, county agents and farm bureaus. • The following wage-scale was adopted fo r the Sanford district at this meeting: Farm Labor— Men, per d a y ____$2.00 Farm Labor—Women, per d a y .. 1.25 Harvesting and packing celery per c r a t e ___. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .07 Setting, per th o u sa n d __ _____ .50 Making crates, per hundred . . . . .75 Tho subject o f the cost o f celery crates and lettuce hampers was brought up and a committee was ap­ pointed to inquire into the cause of h ill r.* o f crate manufa tty rets to drop the.'r prices in prcportV . to the 6(9 in lumber, standlrg t.:m!-ir and aS labor wages that has been taking rf. feet during the past two months. The matter o f exceuive fmgkr rates was also discussed and it pointed out that the producer ita ^ the full burden o f every advance h freight rates because he cannot pom on the burden as can the maaafa»turer, dealer and retailer, to the gmeral public, but must accept hit priw after the freight is paid and sank* or perish on that basis. It, therefw^ behooves producers to take active b> tercet in the transportation prohlcos o f the country through tho state sal national farm bureau and co-operative marketing organizations, which n the logical mediums through which these problems can be solved for the farmer. C. M. BERRY, County Agent. f CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES 1 2 P. M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT! ALLTIns WI¡EE! ALL FIT FOR TH E W HOLE FAM ILY! �PAGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1921 The best whhea o f their many frienda go with them. understanding as the real tein e o f oar federation. Ous wish fo r tho new year, 192Q, WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS fr; H AVE SEEN u u i i b n iE N isb AND PATRONS Tuesday, Jan. 11.— Social Depart­ nervice. In the realisation o f full J. M. Dresner is putting on tho ment Business meeting, 3:00 p. m. citlsenahip this wish has been granted. ' F O R THE PAST Y E A R annual Dresner clearance sale for Bridge, 3:30 p. m. Mrs. W. J. Thig- We have had laid upon- us an addi­ M ISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor January and these sales are looked tional responsibility. Now, at t y t , Phone 438 forward to by the ladies o f Sanford Wednesday, Jan; 12.— Literature as though in tardy fulflllme'nt o f every as they always mean seasonable goods and Music. Mosquito Country, Mrs. promise made, we are to bear our 80CIAL, CALENDAR FOR at tho vory lowest prices. The Dres­ W. M. McKinnon. Cornet Solo, Mrs. share in this reconstruction period. • WEEK ner storo is famous in this section fo r Robert Herndon. Mound Builders, We shall discharge the duties o f this having tho very latest styles % !n Mrs. J. N. Whitncr. Piano Solo. great hour successfully only in so fa r 'Thursday— I dresses, coat suits, coats, ladies hats Mrs. D. A. Kelley, Mrs. A. M. Phil­ os we exemplify In our lives and in Duplicate Luncheon Club with Mrs. and millinery and notions and especi­ lips, chairmen. the work we shall do, the spirit o f this E. F. Roumillat. ally the elegant line o f ladies' unholy season. . , D. A. U. with Mrs. Sam Yontx. Dresner’s) sales are also derwear, At this time wo can but touch I1USINESS MEETING Merrie Matrons with Mrs. Robert famous* for being just what they are lightly upon the * big things o f life, Tho regular meeting o f the W o­ Holly. advertised to be and satisfaction is men’s Club on Wednesday afternoon in which we are as one. The yeas Friday— guaranteed to customers stall times. was opened by the president, Mrs. W. 1920 contained, fo r the club woman, T . N. T. with Mrs. F. S. Daigcr. The beautiful styles in dresses and I* Morgan, with a charming' New a three-fold program o f Americanisa­ Saturday— hats can always be found at Dres­ Year’s greeting to the individual club tion, thrift and community service. Cecillan Music Club at 3:00 o'clock •In the Studio o f Mrs. Fannie S. ner’s at very reasonable prices but members, and an appropriate sugges­ ..I n closing 1920, which marks tho when they advertise a sale then it is tion fo r resolutions that might be ad­ tercentenary o f the landing o f the Munson. that you get all o f these pretty things opted by the club collectively. Follow­ Pilgrims, have we been faithful to Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Douglass had at prices thnt sell them and sell them ing Mrs. Morgan’s personal greeting the big real pioneer spirit o f our fore­ ma their New Year'» guests, Mr. and quickly and the Indies are requested a letter o f greeting from Mrs. J. W. fathers and worked out our various M rs. J. W. Douglass,' Miss Violet Ito come enrly and get their choice o f McCullom, president o f the Florida problems o f Americanisation? When wc asked fo r better schools, Douglass and Kirby Douglass, o f Or­ I these very latest creations right from Federation o f Women's Clubs, was ' the big Eastern and northern markets better roads, maternity and Infancy read, which embodied a beautiful lando. i some o f them Just newly airived that spirit o f earnest devotion to the club welfnre, and other legislation, have 'w ill nil be put on sale. The sale work o f the state and pleading fo r wc realized that, while our votes can Ablctt Smytho returned the first of , starts Frioay and will only last ten co-operation and womanly “ under­ achieve these blessings, tho dollnra to this week to Marion Military Insti­ dnys. Watch for the advertisement standing. The letter appears In this pay fo rthem must come eventually tute at Marion, Ala. j in tomorrow’s Dnlly and Weekly issue and should be read by every from ou rown homes? Did wc also Herald. club womnn who was not present at realize^ that all mankind is being served from the Master’s table, and the meeting. \, will move loamy inio me wciasa UHET*T SHOWS Report o fthe officers, chairmen o f did wo remember, always, our hungry partments. j . HERE TONIGHT departments and committees were little brothers and sisters abross the I The Barrett Shows are here to- most interesting, showing activity all i sea? These are the big rensons for Mlss Frances Shelly, of Daytona, nl(?ht nnd have pitched the big top accepting our material wealth only along the line. Z la m ready to build that house for you. Sec meal as the guest last week of Miss Mary on Sanford avenue at the corner of Especially important was tho re p o rt' n" n trust, and fo r practicing the | so repairs, new roofs, screen porches and window ichary. ¡Eighth street. The Bnrrott Shows of Mrs. Samuel Pulcston, chairman o f . ^ r i f t we have so long preached, S Am .prepared to do shop, work. Give ( " — me your order for . ---------are a new outfit thnt havo recently finance. Chief among tho various aug->j Did wc revive the pioneer spirit window and door frames, etc. Shop located between First Miss Mary Zachary, who is instruc- comc Jnto thc statc and while It is gestlons being the re-modelling o f the nelghborllneas, in our modem way, nnd Second Streets and Oak Avenue and railroad. r o f Domestic Science in Perry, Fin. n(Jt the biggest in the world It is a present club house. The finance com - nnd nccopt the responsibilities o f tho turned to her work Saturday. ' C0mDlcte show nnd more on thc dog mitteo wns appointed to investigate physical and recreational, as well as FRA'iK LOSSING cost of rc-modelling, secure plans, etc. tho Bnd workaday welfare o f CARPENTER AN D CONTRACTOR and report to the general club at ita ®ur fcllow-cltizens? Qld our cornPhone 467-J. Estimates Given next business meeting. It wss t h e jmunUy ,ervlco m*®‘ th® o t th® consensus o f opinion that the present (times? site Is an ideal location and if reFor 1021 there Is much wor us to Judging from what we find every The supreme court of th« UdW modelled the building now In use can do. May Christmas bring you, then, be made-an attractive club house. ¡many Joys and inspire you to a con- week on "M r. Ford’s Page” in the States ssys labor unions can bt Mj Communications from several state . tinuation o f the many good deeds done Dearborn Independent, Henry has de­ responsible fo r their misdeeds. 1» other something for Mr. Gompen If officials in response to the protestj in behalf o f Justice and tho pr?servaveloped wonderfully in education and “ view with apprehension.’’ tion o f peace. And may the new year of the Women’s Club o f Sanford history since he left the witness stand agnlnst thc pardoning o f Mendenhall offer you- additional opportunity fo r were received with interest, these let­ thc work we women must do if wo in the Chicago Tribune s u i t . __ ters assuring the club that It was not arc to help in tho establishment o f thnt reign o f righteousness that Is probable that he would be pardoned. The much advertised sale o f ’Glades Other communications’, were read tho characteristic o f Christianity and lands for January 3d was not pulled 418 MAGNOLIA AVE from Mrs. W. M. Pepper, past chair­ thc never-ending desire of Christian off. Bidders were afraid o f the rumors man o f the F. F. W. C., nnd the Euro­ womanhood . MAKER AND ALTERER OF o f distrust in such an eleventh-hour Sincerely yours, pean Relief Council. Mrs. Pepper’s LADIES' CLOTHES CAROLINE McCOLLUM. announcement thnt tho federation deal by the outgoing administration. PHONE 571 would issue a monthly bulletin to each club member, containing news of thc clubs throughout thd state at a mod­ man who were not held In connection erate price, was accepted by the cx with the chnrge. Fritz put up n 8500 cuctivc committee, In regard to which bond for his appenrnnee to the county the chair announced that any mem­ and 8300 to thc city ns n guarantee of ber who so desired could re-imburse good faith in appearing in court. It the club in the sum o f five cents. is believed, however, thnt he won’t It was agreed that the nppeal from show up nnd bonds will bo forfeited. tho European Relief Committee should The St. Augustine Record warns be met by a collection in cnch depart­ against "fakirs who feign deafness.” ment, each member contributing at And we warn against nil fakirs, no the next meeting of her department.. Various committees appointed by matter what they feign. tho chair were: For tho general re­ ception, Janifnry 18th: Program, Mrs. A. M. Phillips; decorative, Mrs. Roy COPY OF A LETTER FROM SALES M ANAGER W. A. RYAN Bower; refreshments, Mrs. F. L. Mil­ ler; commlttoo on tho revision of rules and by-laws, Mrs. John Leonardi, * • Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 29, 1920. All Ford Dealers: Mrs. E. A. Douglas, Mrs. E. M. Gal­ loway, Mrs. A. P. Connelly nnd Mrs. Several inquiries have recently comc to us concerning the likelihood of R. R. Dens. * another reduction in the price o f our cars, nnd as these inquiries no doubt Chnirnicn o f departments were noti­ emanate from prospective purchasers, we want to state again with greater fied from the chnlr thnt nominations emphasis that Ford cars are already being sold at a figure actually below for chairman nnd n member to serve cost nnd for an indefinite period another reduction or change in design is entirely out o f the question and not at nil contemplated. on the elections committee must bo made at the January business meet­ ing of each department. We believe the public will be fair enough to fully appreciate the frank­ SOCIAL DEPARTMENT MEMBERS ATTENTION It having been decided at thc gen­ eral business meeting on Wednesday afternoon thnt the club contribute to tho European relief for the children o f the Ncnr Enst, nnd other wnr-atricken communities, cnch member of tho so­ cial department 1» requested to con­ tribute not less than 81 to this fund nnd ns much more an their liberality suggests. The donations are to be made nt the deportment meeting, Tuesday afternoon, January 11th. MRS. A. P. CONNELLY, Chair. T H E R E 'S always sunshine 1 “ BRUNSWICK". in the homes that own a Beautiful in appearance nnd with­ o u t a peer the whole world over. You’ll fall in love with this wonderful instrument with notes so sweet nnd every word distinct. In thc home bespeaks good judgment ^ NEW YEAR’S GREETING FROM PRES. OF STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS Gainesville, Fin. Christmas 1920-New Year 1021. Dcnr Madame President and Club Members: These are dnys fraught with deep meaning. Never before has Christ­ mas come to an earth ao perplexed, so hnrassed, so ladling in tho practical application o f every-day life of that peace and good will which atjs ab­ solutely essential if we are to restore not only order, but real harmony that is tho fruit o f brotherly love. Last year I wished fo r you a draw­ ing near to thc spirit o f Christmas. This year, while valuing highly our giuatly increased membership and our material prosperity, wo must grate­ fully acknowledge the nil-pervading spirit o f co-operation and womanly ness o f the above when they consider the extent of our recent price cut which was in fact the equivalent o f several reductions in one, in our desire to contribute toward satisfying their demnnds for lower living coats not­ withstanding our sucrificc in marketing our cars ot a loss until we are able to materially reduce present costs through lower material prices and great­ er manufacturing efficiency. While wc have o f course, made some pro­ gress in bringing down operating costs, we still have a long way to go be­ fore any thought can be given to further reductions in present car prices, so we have no hesitancy in making these open statements to acquaint you with the true situation. You can therefore give assurance to prospective purchasers o f Ford cars that now is their real opportunity to buy below cost nnd obtain deliv­ ery. Everyone is familiar with the heavy demand for Ford cars in the Spring and this year will be no exception, as in spite o f conditions, business is already rapidly accumulating, so that mnny who desire Ford cars will be obliged to wnit perhnps until mid-summer for delivery causing considerable inconvenience nnd possibly financial loss, particularly to commercial cus­ tomers. We expect you to protect the interests o f prospective buyers in your community by placing tnese facts before them. * Yours truly, * FORD MOTOR COMPANY, (Signed) W. A. RYAN, Manager o f Sales. \ E D W A R D HIGGINS Phone 331 3 ■ I �a Ta ----- >? fr tf'Y ' % -, • ‘ .................... — .. *. .• ■' •• v ; • ■. : , ••• TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1921 EVERYTHING for » - ,%■: •* • • PAGE T H R E E One Night Only, SANFORD PRIM ARY SCHOOL rirnt uttfUv the BUILDER kVWVV\VVMl!s i c c a g f — Billy Glllon, Tony George, J. B. Coleman, Ruby Couracy, Cnmilln Doaa, Raymond Rodriquez, Mcll Fos­ ter, Mary Hurt, Mny Hickson, Louise Hickson, M a r / Maxwell, Lois Shel­ ly, Marlon Sirtlth, Edwin Shinholser, Carolyn Waters, Richard Smith, Mary I’ urdon, R. Z. Johnson, Lawrence Lundquist, Archie Henderson, Kntharine Fuqun, Georgia Powell, Haxcl Tew, Bertha Britton, Vloln Stiles, Vinnle Lee Brown, Mamie Melton. ■a From the Foundation to the Roof SAHORSAS ACTORS Second Grade. Elio Spencer, JuHa Higgins, Mary Mahoney, Mary Alice Shipp, S aii'ii; Perhaps no more realistic setting Maxwell, Gladys Hickson, Virginia Misses Elsie nnd Mnrie Marshall, could be constructed fo r a play than Duncan, Margaret Britt, Ireno Glideleft Frid.-y after spending the holi­ that which appears in the remark­ days \frith their mother, Mrs. O. A. well, Kelly Pope, Paul Blggors, Geo. Quality-Service-Price able photograph shown above. The Marshnll. Miss Mnrie Mnrshnll re­ Moye, John Stanley, Lilly Vickery, photograph is a complete story and turns to Wnshington, D. C., where Ruth Chandler, Mabel Fernandes, Escould bo correctly titled “ Footlights Bhc is employed ns n government tclla Hall, Ellen Lundquist, Lillian and Shadows." And, ns the actor stenographer. Miss Elsie Marshall Stcokley, James Steakloy, Russell or actress can bring laughter or returns to Atlnntn where she will re­ Horde, Lester Tillls. The Minstrel Event of the Season Headed by CHARLEY GAN C tears to the faces o f tho audience, sume her training course nt the GrnALL NEW. BETTER THAN EVER. ALL WHITE. so also can the big guns change dy Hospital. Third Grade PRICES--Main Floor, $ 1 .5 0 . Gallery, 75 Cents. PLUS T / X from peaceful appearing dormant Mrs. L. C. Shupe nnd baby spent Beatrice Bledsoe, Dorothy Dnrlyno Seats Now on Sale at the Rower and Houmiliat Drug Store things to living bulwarks, belching Christmas in Oaklnnd. Gore, Dorothy Haynes, Juanita Mc­ forth shot and shell. Surely It's a Miss Lillinn Malcolm is visiting her Mullen, Margaret Giles, Elisabeth picture o f contrasts. sister, Mrs, L. II. Gore. TWO WRONGS CANNOT Grovcnstein, Marjorie Hoskins, Elmn These shows aboard the ships of r Miss Naomi fitvvijre returned to MAKE A RIGHT Hickson, Eva Rogeven, David Vanthe fleet are great sport to the s q U- Jacksonville £ u a .« y niter having KOKOMO, UNITED STATES $ Neoa, Eugene Tackacb, Eugene Turn­ ormen. Their clean, healthy bodies spent Christmas with her parents.in AND MILLER TIRES 9 And Put Me Right if 1 am Wrong. er, Duncan Owens, Charles Lee, Sher­ shake with laughter at some witty Oviedo. IIOWE RED TUBBS r Snnford’s “ street-paving nnd sidewood Harvard, V em Gordon, Allen saying or clever skit o f some actor. 9 Mrs. L. R. Mitchell returned to wnlk" liens, including ail attached Field, CurtU Hall, oLttle Mitchell, But, it would only take a few nates Oviedo Snturdny from Mobile, Ala., costn and expenses, failing to make And they are the Beet 9 Dorothy Forlay, William Snapp, Ev­ o f the bugle to stop this audience o f where she has bci i spending six good within time limitations become 9 elyn Barnes. • bluejackets from playing this game weeks with her brother, Dr. John O. unenforciblc by law and therefore are B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY fo r a more serious gam e; when the Rush. Sanford, Florida 9 a* dead letter, any Inter so-called lien F ou rth , Grade. stage would be cleared o f its actors, 9 Mrs. I* A . Sheldon hns taken nnd now in so-calted force is wholly Ruby Booth, Elizabeth Dodds, Belwhen the great guns thnt have been charge of the Oviedo Hotel since the inoperative and only usnble as a scare -9 va Philips, Lcnora She&fer, Alcnc elevated to allow tho actors freedom departure o f Mrs. O, A. Marshnll to head to shadow title. TilHs, Bertha Takach, Alice Vihlcn, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING o f movement A s justice und fair play are here . ,would tako . . the center , Sanford. Mrs. Marshall hns bought Kathleen Long, Elisabeth Knight, o t t h stage and usurp the leading role. Q home jn Sanford and W t thlfl wcck involved, why harrass with expenso May Lord, Daisy Rogers, Antoinette To the Stockholder! o f Sanford BuHATho United States Navy draw. Us |Q tflke po89c88ion of it. nnd overtaxod people? Let the city Shinholser, Lula Urquhart, Rose La ing & Loan Association: personnel from no particular calling., „ Bunn and Emmett nnd Ed. attorney make a test cqso if he pleas­ Veroo Hurt, Ernest Culp, Jack PetThe annual meeting o f the stock­ era, H. C. Waters, Marvin Leavitt, Pvery branch of industry andI every w#rd McCa„ o f ukcland, have re­ es and put this nagging dispute nt holders o f the Sanford Building 4k profession is represented. It h a. its turned homo a ftcr Bpendlnjc th„ ho„ . rest. Albert Tillis. Loan Association will be held at I t » quota of men from the theatrical days with their parents, C. H. LEFFLER. office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford» profession, who utilize their ability, j Frcd EU|||( of ukcland> Bpcnt in an endeavor to amuse their * W p -!80VcniI day8 in 0 vicdo last week the Post Carda at the Herald offlee, le. Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, uary 8,1921, fo r the purpose o f elect­ mates. They are succeeding « m a r k - ; of Edwnrd McCal|> ing directors fo r the ensuing year», ably well, If the smiling snilormen in , MJm E„ n B c„ e Jone8 nnd Mni. E. nnd to transact such other baaineaa. the photograph can be taken M a Earncll spent Tuesday in Sanford, as may iegsll come before !L _ * criterion. It is doubtful tho, if these. Emmett K c, 8cy ,8 qulte {U th,8 Bury Battery repair we make is I believe you have not heard o f Mr. actors ever played to such an interestT. J. MILLER, ^ As Good as ihe Best lurinteed for six months. We are A. Robbins' birthday so I will tell you Attest: *■ President. ing audience or upon a sU ge co n -j Mr and M„ . j . A. Vam and sons, able to do this because la repairing about it. It camo on December 81st, A. P. CONNELLY, structed in the shadows o f tho mighty Har<J,d and j ack( of Cochran, Go., ar­ Dally PcrTtco Phone 66 ssy make of battery we are licensed the eve o f tho New Year. Ho rcceivv Secretary 12-8-oawdT guns o f a warship. rived Saturdny and will soon be set­ to we patented features which have ed three cakes, two coming from Wi tled in their new home. made Vesta batteries famous. R. Robbins and w ife, of Ritta, Florida. Oviedo is afflicted this week by the One o f these cakes was iced to repre­ presence o f n carnival company. sent- our-American flag with 1841 and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cook, o f Orlan­ in L A. RBNAUD, Prop. Phone 189 1920 on it. When cut it was J. F. McClelland was over from do, spent Saturday and Sunday In Ov­ stripes, red, white ami blue. It was Geneva, a dinner guest at the W. W. iedo. bcautifid. The thirA cake hold the H. B. McCall, Sr., who has been Miller home Monday. candles arranged in a star form. Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Prevntt and son quite1 sick fo r several days is again When lighted it was something lovely Buster, were in New Smyrna last able to be out. to look .at. His grandson, Kenneth week visiting Mrs. Prevntt’f parents, Francis Swope was painfully hurt $ , $ , Robbins and w ife, presented it to their Tuesday at Rollins College. While Mr. and Mrs. Currie. grandfather. Armstrong Table Stoves..$15.00 A party o f 21 persons hnvc recently coming down the steps of Chase Hall Just’ before midnight and while it American Beauty Iron..... $10.00 nrrived in Cameron City from Hnmp- his heel enme o ff his shoe, causing was a birthday, coffee was served and Simplex Iron ..................... $8.00 ton county, South Curolina. Mr. and him to trip and fall the entire length Majestic Heaters....... ......$11,00 the cakes were freely sampled. Mr. Mrs. C. Taylor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan o f the stairs. Ills back was injured Robbins says it was the happiest Bennett and nine children, Mr. and and some bruises sustained. It has birthday .o f the 79. On New Year's Mrs. John Harriett and five children not been determined yet how serious­ WL, llt t lb a . day W. L. Harvey nnd family took ojjd Mr, Padgett. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tay­ ly he was injured (nnd his many Universel Phone 442 115 Magnolia Ave. this fnther nnd wife, who have lived lor nro the parents o f Mrs. Bennett friends wish fo r him a speedy rccov63 years together for s ride in the Keyboard and Mrs. Harriett. All arc relatives cry. country, passing Monroe, they were Ruling Device Dr. T. G. Simmons hns moved his [of Mr. Louis Kcnnrd and family. surprised at the school building nnd Tabulator Rev. E. D. Brownlee will preach at office Jo the Smith building until the the many changes thirty years had Moore's Station Church Sunday af­ new office, which he is building, is made. Tho rido extended to Mt. completed. Dora. Coming back they were tak­ ternoon, Jan. 9th. th ,,J / „ c E U S T IS ' Mrs. W. E. Luther spent Wedncs- j Mr, nnd Mrs. B. E. Collier nnd lit­ O I It ( i f OS F L O R ID A en over the wonderfully .improved tle son drove here from Jacksonville day in Orlando. j road to the cemetery. My Dear Her­ WE DO Miss Elia Belle Jones was a visi­ Friday to remain over New Year’s ald, a silent prayer of thankfulness HEMSTITCHING AND with Mrs. Collier's parents, Mr. nnd tor to Winter Turk Wcdncsduy. The O ne You Have B een Waiting For was thought that the new year was PICOTING Mrs. D. L. Long and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Akerlind, o f Winter seeing this great Improvement to San­ FOR THE TRADE Mr. Collier is in the building nnd Park spent Christmas .with relatives ford. The sun was setting, the out­ MAIL ORDERS contracting business in Jacksonville, in Oviedo. ing was almost a memory when these g iv e n PROMPT and had not visited Sanford in four Mrs. W. E. Argo entertained a few people arrived home, tired, but hnpATTENTION years nnd was much surprised nt the o f the young people nt a dnnee lust — A. E. growth o f Sanford and the mnny Wednesday. Those present were: Misses Olivo Lizelto, Ruth Young, changc3 fo r the good. NOTICE Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L. Bledsoe, of Cel­ Elizabeth Lawton and Lewis Wright, Dr. L. C. Ingrnm announces tho ery avenue, had ns guests over the Francis Swop« nnd Edward A rgo. Possesses every essential feature of Iarg- Rack Sd“ “ Mrs. T. W . Lawton entertained her opening o f his office upstairs in the Christmas holidays, their son nnd his er, heavier and more costly typewriters. nnd Mrs. M. T. Bledsoe, of Sunday School class Thursday even­ new McEwan-Edwnrds building, Or­ Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac­ ing. A Christmas tree with "Joke1' Fingers lando, Fla. - Some confusion nnd distion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. A. B. Cameron nnd presents was the chief feature of the Mr. and Mrs. A apopintmont resulted from not open­ 90 characters The machine for both office nnd home. ing as announced which was the re­ their daughters, IMaude and Claire, evening and much pleasure was given week. Miss the young people by the opening of I Does the work of any typewriter regardless * f sult o f unforscen difficulties in com­ drove to Tampa Inst t l Shift-Carriage n position in Tnmpn Tho the gifts nnd the rending o f each in­ pleting the building. 231*2tc Maude hns a posit or cost. other' members o f the party are nt scription. A most delightful evening For foreign languages, especially equipp­ was spent. home again after a pleasant trip. ed with from one to five dead keys—does On Friday evening the Woman's BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS not enterfere with standard keyboard. Club gave n benefit Tacky party at AT THE HERALD. EACH— the Club House. Rome o f the cos­ tumes were most ridivulous and the WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET evening was one continual round of And that must determine your 'choice o f a type­ fun. About fifteen dollnrs wns real­ writer. You have no place for the cheaply con­ ized for the club. Miss Mobie Swope and Francis structed machine nor will economy permit the ouU EXCELS ALL WRIIP u p t J ;I,8TEN“ ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE Swope entertained n few friends Sat­ lay o f an extravagant sum. Good business sense OTHERS ■' ' NE TELL ABOUT WniLE WE SING ABOU urday night at n rook p a r t y .■ The finds the solution in the MOLLE. The MOLLE in- guests included: Misses Alice Bran­ corporates every essential feature you find in any * non, Olive Lczctte and Ruth Young machine at any price. Y et it is unusually simple, ° e and Alton Farncll, Earl V ick cri nnd both in construction and operation. Built in three and Price Clemmons Hall. unite—base, carriage and action— many extra ports IT IS VBRT e x p o s it io n y k t h b l d Mrs. J. A . Clark and Mrs. B. G. are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and It I. ,» " EV°™ > 1 0 T0D AND t o u r in te r e sts . Smith were Sanford visitors Tuesday. a bigger laving by keeping It oni the Job. The tics in th. ^ Pro^Dct*» official or private, o f five eoun Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton spent MOLLE lightest o f touch, speediest o f action, will THAT’S ,KU0° ° f •Ute' Saturday in Orlando. do anything that a writing machine ia called upon ' ° U AND TOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU— WIL1 Mts. Swope, Francis Swope, Miss to do with the least amount o f noise and effort. Joknnle i , YOU I!E L P ?;v _______ _____________________________ * Mable Swope, Mrs. C. S. L et, Mrs. W. will occgdt obp ° nei' .re“ *rln *,!e United Shows, bigger and bettc E. Young nnd Miss Ruth Young were F*ir in ord.p , * roun^* from December to tho time of opening thi SEE THEM AT THE visitors to Qrlando Saturday. w order to get ready for I t n R. ONRAf W. B. Williams returned to Tam­ J ’realdent J- L GILES C. B. HOWARD pa Tuesday after a two weeks stay in SMITH BROTHERS TYeaanrer Secretary Oviedo. Expert Repair Work HULUM BERCO. For Cold Weather Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges BALL Hardware Co. We Guarantee A ll OLD PIONEER HAS BIRTHDAY Battery Repairs Lord’s Purity Water EAST SANFORD Sanford Balter y Service Co. W « H ave Y our 7 yfoewriter PORTABLE LAMPS 14 15 $15.50 GILLON & FRY fflurton ~ Craft MOLLE THREE - UNIT - MACHINE - MOLLE o f Sem inole The Subtropical Mid-Winter Fair rms ■» ™°„’ Fla’>Feb- 15>16>17,18,19,1921 HERALD PRINTING CO. - - - ------ • . i ........ . . •- • ' w -4/ . •I ■i f , �«» TH E 8ANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY» JANUARY 6, M&l I B E HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. '.U. J . H O L L Y ________________ Editor -W . J. LILLARD..Secretary-Treasurer General Manager m '.1 ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Circulation Manager T b o t m Herald O ffice 148 or 64. M em ber o f the A n ocla ted Presa ■' , "IT» Sanford city manager *n'sounccs that If dog licenses are not paid be U going to "k ill the dogs and J a il tlie owners.” W e always heard (H a t celery was a great "nerve” tonic! -— T am pa Tribune. W h ere did you get that stufTT Dogs are allowed nil the privileges o f hu­ man bcinga In this town. They even take them to the churches and the­ atres an d as for paying the tax they ju n t sn iff at that law. F L O R ID A ’S SU REST CROP Icuona from this faithful nurse and never let the youngsters get away from mother’s knee until they were old enough to taka care of them­ selves. It was and probably is yet a subject for silly banter when a boy, for Instance prefers to remain at home with his mother part of tho time instead of associating with his playmates the greater part of the day. He Is immediately informed that he is tied to his mother’s apron strings and has other epithets thrust upon him but such a lad wilt come out on top of the heap at last for the boy or «girl that repays their mother’s love with like devotion will he bless­ ed by the Lord that gave them life. And the mother who devotes her time to her children even though they re­ pay her not, will be blessed. And In this clay and time it would be well for the children to remember this and for the parents to remember it. Thus the teachings of the Dibie nre brought home to us and we can look upon the devotion o f the monkey mother and learn a valuable lesson therefrom. It b o s been suggested.by a man fa ­ m ilia r w ith Florida and all that it pro­ d u ces that its "greatest crop is tourdats." Hla suggestion is s fine one THE TOURIST CROP a n d M w orth considering even though Hu* tou rist does r o t grow In Florida. . The influx of tourists for the pres Tlie tourist is a product of other ent season breaks all records. Esti d im e s , doing best when transplanted mates place the number o f winter vis­ in F lorida. It Is seen here (n its itors at one million. greatest abundance and glory. It is It is Florida’s biggest crop. In point easily -acclimated, and is thoroughly of net returns, it probably exceeds all a t hom e wherever there is a little other crops combined. t o m t it kindness. It is best on its par­ Out the moat remarkable thing ent sto ck ; ‘‘grafting'’ being injurious about it is that it is a wholly unor­ to the quantity and quality. ganized business. W e have our citrus When on ce started in a section it (s exchange, our farmers, stock-growers, immune from frost except those fruit and vegetables, bce-kcoping and "*filists” which chill the heart. It poultry associations. We have state Emtriahes most abundantly in the win- departments, bureaus, commissions, ta r. though like Florida strawberries,» «pert'«Tvis-’ it blesses us with an ever Increasing flni nnd roperv|Ioni k« p tho8e ,n. « t •dustrics on an even keel but the tourThe Florida tourist crop is wonder- ^ bui,nMB „ „ |Uclf. fu l ns a replenish«* o f the treasury o f , Qur b,em u ^ onrnnil<( , cop. frien d sh ip s; it is more wonderful as ^ d B|nWi from lt * filler-up o f waste: places wh ch It the fa cto n of hniUird and BpcculatIoi)( m r t c a blossom like the rose; I la the ^ ^ |fc , BUbJe eon B m o s t p otent developer the sUte h n s , to tho cntJre sUte Thc w#m and It has . greater infiuence on t h e , ^ d ,fflcu|t thnn |fc BM|Q|> Unfor_ tn crem e o f population than any thing tunBUj,y wo hflVC m tle daU for ^ nave D r. Stor . s a way s a money tnncc> p cw 0(|,cr localities hnvc ever ;erop, easily cas a nco va ue»l j,B(j B0 mnny tourists, or possessed a n d bringing a thousand fold return ^ VCTman/nt „ « m o tio n . for thcm. - f o r , the care and attention bestowed, ^ wg|oBl of tbc o]d (r ■nom Si 1jT An A1Wu TTm ADV 1 vi i i n o i « • I • O / l 1 O* events are more than ever Impelling: us to think. The apparent Impossibilities are the very things that help 'tut to realize the possible. We must g o over tne unbeaten trail, across the mountain o f ignorance and wade through the swamp o f h eal ta­ li rr and procraaiinaUui» lutu ilic land o i «veaitn, apiendor and happiness. Start on this road today by Investing In SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY’ S 8 P E R CEN T CUMULA­ TIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. This stock can be purchas­ ed fo r cash or on the Installment plan. There Is none better.- •ML JA N UA1ÎY 1 NTH M1CKIE SAYS f r 1W UASOM «O IMM1 tOUÛ «CMOV mumnaatura* oecwwetut MMlOQMft WOUttS’UBMÛItH «to n ta ant aun on« newt attains | am’ HuatUM* ran. tu tta B auten o u a o « h « t o o t uw vtaa vow kssp tu* TttADt ttMJMt Utat M UOMJt BNi «OADt AGuaatvatMs tu tuta i pctau aa P u tw ra a o* ouB ucrts\] N t««ta.\ _ J Begins a new interest quarter. Start the New Year right by opening that Savings Account now Surplus $65,000.00 Resources $1,250,000 hcrent love o f thc beautiful as exem­ plified in flowers so richly endowed by nature and they cannot be blamod fo r wanting to pick them. This San­ ford lady than would take tempta­ tion away from the children who would otherwise pick her 'best bods o f pansies reserved for her own use and would give them a bed for them­ selves farther out on the lawn where they will not disturb any of her oth­ er plants or flow ers or grass. And we opine that the children so treat­ ed will respond by giving the pansy bed thc attention and care that it doservos and will not take advantage-of the lady's generosity by pulling them extravagantly but wiii nurture them and treasure them and while taking satisfaction in something that is al­ most their very own will give due thanks to thc generous soul who made it possible fo r their little hearts to Im comforted by pretty flowers. ----------- o----------- •upon It. 1world supply "horrible examples” TRAIN SCHEDULE 6 . .n o th er, uid more .erlou. thouch rn,her th„ „ , ubJcc„ cmu|«t|0„. -not tho least more true, vein, the F lo r -,_ . . . . , . , ,, , Corrected on November 15, 1020. .7 In them thc tourist is an outlandor, Ida tou rist is thc most desirable per, Southbound . . . . u . . .supposedly rich, with no concern for «an In the» world. He Is tho "solectcd n. „ , ,«* , «„ ir* - - the nam natives, fVt _ ______ # ..n ..__ ii es, and o f concern to them Departs Arrive >• Í V “ " 'v V 'l i r° only to tho « ta n t o f what the, c.n •doom 2:46 a.m . entirely N o. 8 3 ... . . 2:86 a .m . ' f c «> o f ??V' ' tL - 0I loxtract from Mm. lloro It I. onttr.lv H ie “ blu es" of depression. He Is open No. 8:40 a. ra. 27different. Thc tourist o f today be­ Vminded, nnd seeking a wider scope o f i No. 1:38 p. m. 91. comes the citizen o f tomorrow. They know ledge than thc man who Is con- i , 80. 3:20 p. m. * r. . . — — i ,, „ , nre o f our own flesh nnd blood, clti- .No. *ent to stay nt home. He Is tho finest . .. . 85. 7:45 p. m. ” , , .l ii i *1, . v « « ’ns the same country, with the No. Yolk In the world; nnd whether he, , , , , . .. . . . .. *«, • ,. „ , . same morn!, social nnd political Ideas North Hound com es in h i camp flivver, his G olds-. , , ' , * ' . ’ . . __... nnd ideals ns ourselves. Arrive Departs Joyce, his apeciil train, or his p r iv -, . No. 82. 2:03 a. m. mle airship, he Is welcome to Florida. ljl)ned 12:05 p. m. 84. No. -— T am pa Tribune. values. They will not come to Flor­ No. 80. 2:55 p. m. ida unless they feel they are getting No. 02. 4:06 p. m. T H E MOTHER’S LOVE the worth of their money; Florida can No. 28. not tnkc care of them unless (t gets P eople attending the monkey show Leesburg Branch fair pay for doing so. Everything . of the Johnny J. Jones Shows this Arrive Departs savoring of profiteering or Us degen­ '«reek have been struck with thc de­ •No. 7:30 a. m. 158 erate little kinsman, the tipping sys­ votion shown n young monkey by 4.05 p. in. No. 2 8 ... tem, should be kept out of the ’the m other. The little one wants to •No. 157. equation. Jhop around nnd play nnd also stray Rut ndequntc provision could be No. 21 ____11:55 a. m. acw4 y bu t thc mother ».ever lets go o f Trilby Branch made to house, feed and make com­ 1Yhe youngster. No matter how thc litfortable the winter visitors. There is Arriva Departs *4Je one may twist o r turn and no where the state is now "falling down." •No. too B :00 a. m. .'matter how quickly it may make a Thousands arc snld to hnve turned •No. 24 3:25 p. m. •dash the mother has a leg or an arm bnck because htey could find no quar­ •No. 101 .ready to catch and hold thc lmby ters. Other tens o f thousands arc •No. 25 . . . . 2:00 p.m . monkey and the men in charge o f the Oviedo Branch 'show sa y thc mother will keep this | is a constant struggle for the 'w atch fu l guard over thc little one un- j 1 Arrive Departs *111 lt ia a year and n half old and tourists to obtain the comforts of •No. 120 , m. 'Well able to take care o f itself. All life. •No. 127 3:40 p. m. There Is our problem. There Is mothers have this feeling no matter w hothcr they are human beings or "millions in It" If we enn solve it ’ Daily, except Suuday. -animals but such unfailing devotion to promptly and effectually. It has run .‘ the you n g has never been seen hefote on n hnp-haznrd, go as you please :a s is evidenced in this monkey moth- course, long enough. The time Is ripe FAMOUS JONES DAIRY Human beings could well take for all the business organizations In thc state to begin to work out a plan for making this, as nature Intended, the greatest tourist resort thc world ever saw, and put tho whole thing on 3 * ro sh V o g o ta b lo s a sound business basis.— Lakeland CHURN GOLD OLEO Telegram. Pound ........................ Progressive A BARGAIN One 5-room hoRge, close In, on brick street, Rood location, house in Rood condition, $3,000.00, if sold in next 10 days. Terms ar­ ranged to suit purchaser. S rocoreos il f c l a k a C o ffe e fDeane TJurner 4 9 7 lí/mtmAw S8m'/àmj We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Crenshaw,Priddy &Co. • — W ith— CONNELLY REAL ESTATE COMPANY W h o le s a le C o m m is s io n M e r c h a n ts 1304 East Car; Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce Consignments Solicited ENAMELWARE i Produca Reporter Co., Now York National Btctc end City Bank A$k Your Bank About Ui Pure, Sweet, Wholesome of Every Kind Delivered Fresh Every Day M ILLER’S BAKERY at the Right Price Hill H a r ( ^ w a r e m i l Company M A IN E GROW N SPECIAL BARGAIN $800 CASH and $22.00 per month buys a nice 5-room cottagd on com er lot. Price $2,€50. APALACHICOLA Also nice houses on Pal­ metto, Park and Magnolia A ven Sanford Heights. OYSTERS Thc editor of the Herald noticed a Sanford lady planting flowers in a FRESH EACH DAY bed In front of her home the other morning early and when questioned about such planting was Informed that these pansies were being plant­ ed In order that children who wished to pick a few now and then could do so. And this idea Is a g 3od one. Children arc often misunderstood. They do not always pick flowers to BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS A he stealing them but from that in< AT THE HERALD, E A C H .... Service That Counts C. A. MATHEWS -----------o----------- PLANTED FLOWERS FOR THE CHILDREN Conservative W e have been here since 1887 FARM SAUSAGE b r u it s l LP.McCULLER E. F. LANE The R E A L ESTATE MAN S y rt. R ta id n it of S n fn r d rw *i ss sos rwM U i«t F. F. DUTTON, Inc S a n fo r d _ BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE HERALD. « 4 C H .___ Florida �■1 **•«. <*- 1 * - - J- ; -1f* :......... Svi; - i ‘ yrr*v w• - ♦rvV n * *^ »- re n r<,vfe.- Cfi ' vî-= u“ ■ . ■ . THE 8AN F0RD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6,1921 In and About y*«ti«s el u»tiers 1» S The City * !5 Ä “ ffBATHBR Ssamary ef the Flaatlaf Sditi Arranged for Herald Headers tie down to the old steady grind o f going after new enterprlaes and new business and get this gayety thing off our systems f o r a few wcoka at least. We have had enough amusements for awhile. report , florida: F Ü r tonight and - . Moderate temperature. Smile, no milter what happens. Chas. P. Bauman, the popular sales* man for huto garage supplies with xit goodhedaquarters in Orlando was in tho And «frfdleM o f the conditions city today calling on the local trade. ^ the markets will get better. When you read the news from OrGeorge Cochran, o f Willock, Pa., la Valdez a^the 'present ,nndo ju»t remember not to court an­ ¿tying at the other man'll wife. If you’ ve got a time- * wife, don’ t leave her for another. A bullet may not be the worst end. Another circus in tow n today. The j ^ t t Show* are on Sanford avenue An inquiry at the County tax o f­ and Eighth street. fice shows that there haa been an in­ crease o f 80 persons or firms who Mr and Mrs. Malcolm McKIrdy, o f Minneapolis. Minn., arrived yesterday have secured occupation tax licenses for the year o f 1921. This shows and will make Sanford their future something o f the coming prosperity home. and incrcasu in business since a yenr ago. Sanford Is *u steadily growing Hon. J. H. Huddleston of Genova ■w{t among the visitors to the city city and new business corporations here" tadiy. He reports Geneva as coming and merchants are locating There is a big furture und much pros­ right along. perity ahead fo r Sanford and nil of Mr. and M's. John Murrell report Seminole county. j i t weather 1» R<x>d th* crops a fine baby boy that came to their lame in Miami yesterday. Sanford COBURNS' MINSTRELS BIGGER friends are sending congratulations. AN D BETTER THAN EVER Dr. C. J. Jessop, from Kittuiuiing, Pi, has arrived at the Hotel Valdez to spend a short time in Sanford. Tlrre are many friends here who will t* glad to see him. Have you seen George? No? Y e s ? Weli, if you see him and he is selling fountain pens let the Herald know about it. George or some other fe l­ low, it may be CHnriio, robbed ou r The board of governors o f the Chamber of Commerce will meet a t the Hotel Valdez tonight at the Chamber of Commerce room for mat­ ters of importance. , All members ore requested to be there. If you fail to get your Daily H er­ ald promptly report to the Herald o f ­ fice at once. We are doing our best to get the paper to you nnd the ca r­ rier boyi are unly,*human. They w ill min a subscriber now and then. Maybe after this week wd can set- Thorobrad : Sport Model ■ i ' 1 '.* * \ JT HAS the indrvkk*allty of advanced design combined with power, speed, and east of operation. Come ini B. & 0. MOTOR CO. d is t r ib u t o r s HANFORD ■r -— - - . FLORIDA _________________ ___________ _ L»*ln|lon M otor Company ‘ C » " h«mtUU. In d ia n *. U.K. A. N As it Ì3 always with a circus of quality, so with Corurns', each suc­ ceeding yea r is bigger und better than over. The auditorium was packed as it has never bee npackcd before, tho advance sale o f tickets having been sold long before tho time for the curtain to rise and cars were parked all over tho city in ev­ ery block, thick as hops in the busi­ ness district. Tho music o f the company was above the average, especially the tenor and bass soloists, but most of the company was tho same and with th cinlmitable Chraley Gano, kept the'audience in a rage o f laughter all the time. The male sextette .ren­ dered some splendid choruses with the solo voices nnd to the mind of the writer that of J. T. Hinton in “ On the; .(Trail to Home Sweet Home," tho tenor in the troupe gave the best rendition of tho evening. The voice was mellow and filled with real music and he should have been given more numbers; tho solo by Clyde Broome, the fat boy, was also high cinss inf " F o r Every Boy Whose on the Level, There’s a Girl That’s on the Square.” The solo o f Joe MeAnnallan, "W ill You Love Me Dar­ ling When I*m Old?” was also a high class feature an dof course Edward Clifford, who is th clntcrlocutor cv7 year w ith Ooburoa*, rendered a beautiful baritone selection in his rich, mellow voice, rendering “ I'm In Heaven When I'm In My Mother's Arms." These soloists wero all set off with either a male quartette or the chorus or a sextette, which blended in perfect harmony and gave th «audience some real music, being recalled tim o and again. The troupe has improved its bass end with the addition o f Harry rcatheringill, the big tall btondc, whose voice is bettor with t)ie re st than it is in solo work jnd he can hit the bottom o f the key •board with ense, but it loses Its music the, farther he takes it down. Then the end men with their Jokes one especially, proving that they were quite observant when ho imi­ tated the walk of the Lakeland girls nnd perhnps the best specialty net of the whole show was that of Tur­ ner brothers who did spine turning seldom seen on Just a “ Imre" stage. Every D o lla r Y o u S a v e s H e lp s W in P r o s p e r t y UUT IT d o e s NO GOOD TO SAV E MONEY UN­ LESS IT IS P U T IN CIRCULATION IN SOME WAY snL. H,nV*-y?-u n,re rcady t° invest your savings n c o i i t i » J ReP°sit°ry for them is a bank ae­ on W*H stand for increased credits activities ° ^nnnco ^construction and business safe Tm!5 f.l}n1 d8I deposited with this Bank will be palrioU^duty 6 y ava,,ab,e and will be doing their The work o f “ pretty” K itty Denton wasn't up to the standard, “h fr” 'voice getting rasp:' and showing egc hilt, th Tint* Uyia tho stage is im piw in . One thing that didn't happen last night was the unmasking o f Kitty, which la a usual etunt a fter a flirtation o f song 'in the audience, and a round trip at ’kissing the bare heads. The show closed with a Chinese scene In which Charles Gano was the main show p f course, but It lack* ed the usual climax that has always accompanied 'Coburns* big shows. Regardless o f this, the show was a ■great Improvement over last year and contained o barrel o f fun and music throughout that waa enjoyed by a large crow d from all over tho section.— Lakelnnd Star. PA G E FIVE afternoon on the streets, and Saturday night at our store our mechanical man is going to pull something good. The mechanical man will assist us at our drawing for the first free suit we are going to give to the members o f our suit club. And of course our offer still stands for the week,— that is, make him smile nnd you get a $60.00 suit free. between now and Saturday night so that you will be in time fo r the firet free drawing. We are going t o give a free suit every Saturday night but you should be in time for the first one.. A One Dollar Bill is all that Is nec­ essary for you to start. WE CAN PROVE TO YOU BEYOND A DOUBT T H A T THIS CLOTHING CLUB IS NEW AND DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS AND IT IS THE BEST YET Cnrlot Shipments from Entire Coun­ try, Wednesday, Jan. 5th. Florida—Sanford Section .............. U Florida—Onklnnd-W. G. Section .... 3 Floridn—Mnnntcc Section ............. _30 California—Southern District ....... 21 California— Imperial Valley .......... 8 Total, cars ........................... 70 Destinations o f Florida Shipments New York .......................................... 11 W est Jacksonville ............................ 0 Cincinati ............................................ 1 Potomnc Yards ....... 9 St. Louis ...!........................................ 2 Savannah .......................................... 1 Philadelphia ........................ 8 Pittsburgh .........^................. 1 Baltimore ..................... 1 Chicago ..... .............................. .....v... 5 Boston ................................................ 1 Sanford, F la. C&*Ss/ylet>A& Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. Totsl cars ................................ !7 Diversions Filed Since Last Report: FOR RENT From W oycross: Out 3rd: Cleve­ FÖIt It KNT-Large bed room. Suitland 1, Now Y ork 1, Potomac Yards able for one or two gentlemen. 211 1. East Third St. ’ 235-2tp From Potomac Yards: Out 29th: FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom and New York 1, Philadelphia 2. ktichcnettc, no children, 30G Elm. Total luttuco shipments from 233-tfc Florida this season to date (1-5 Inc.), cars ................. 1281 FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Total lettuco shipments from Avenue. 157'tfc Florida last season to the same FOR RENT— One nicely furnished date, cars ..... 1024 room for one or two gentlemen or Shipping Point Information, Jan. 5th nice couple. Can hdvo use o f garage. SANFORD, FLA .: Warm, clear. Phone 23 for particulars. 20G-tfc Haulings moderate. Demand and movement slow, market dull, quality FOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap­ ply at Herald office. 220-tfc nnd condition wide range, cnrlots f. o. b. cosh track: H 4 bu. hampers, Big Boston, best mostly fiOc-GOc. Additional Shipping Point Informn* tion: LOS ANGELES, Calif.: Cool, clenr. Good wire Inquiry, supplies light nnd movement limited, market firm, pric­ es slightly higher, quality wide range, Cnrlots f. o. b. usual terms: Crates Iceberg, mostly $1.55-$1. Imperial Valley: Unrcportcd. SANFORD THURS, JAN. 6th T FOR SALE n , dya y THE GREAT WANTED— At once, a whlto house­ keeper. Apply at Herald office. 235-3tp BARRETT SHOW * WILL OPEN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Miss Sara Mardro, o f Atlanta, hns arrived In Sanford nnd will open a school o f music. She teaches both pi­ ano and pipe organ. Miss Mardro is a graduate of the Conservatory o f Music in Atlanta. She will be the Pipe Organist at tho Baptist Temple. , G. F. S. The Girls’ Friendly Society will hnld its regular meeting Friday afternoon ut 4:30 at the Parish House. EDUCATIONAL AND REFINED Two hours o f pleasing, excit­ ing, thrilling acts, with the W orld's foremost arenic stars. A SHOW* OF MERIT Aerilist, bare-back riders, cow boys, cow girls, bucking bron­ cos, fancy and trick riding, clowns galore, pretty ponies, the children's delight. FOR SALE— 10 young laying S. C. ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION White Leghorn hens, cheap. Ap­ Officers o f Sanford Lodge, No. 27, 2 PERFORMANCES D AILY ply 117 Lnurel Ave., Snnford, Fla. for this term will be installed Mon­ 235*3tp day evening, January 10th, by. Dis­ at 2 and 8 p. m. FOR _SALE— Five gallon hot water trict Deputy Grand Master Wllford FREE EXHIBITION heater, never used. Phone 348-W Cline and staff o f Orlando. A largo attendance is expected. before 8 nnd after five. Owner. 234-4p On grounds at 1 and 7 p. m. J. J. BOLLY, N. G. v FOR SALE— Six room cottage, dou­ ble lot, vnrious kinds of fruit trees. SHOW GROUNDS The only way to make a success o f Owner, P. O. Box 117. 232-fltp life Is to help make other people suc­ A NEW W AY TO FIGURE at 8th and Snnford Avenue. * OUT YOUR INCOME TAX FOR SALE— 100,000 green top celery cessful— unite with them In the Her­ plants.— F. L. Greene, West Side. ald Want Ads. (Ed R. Salter Has the Idea) 232-tfc Ed R .Salter, the publicity rrtan for FOR SALE— Ford touring car. Ap­ Johnny J. Jones Exposition, hns it ply at West Side Grocery. 230-tfc all “ doped out.” He says: IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM There need not be any trouble in FOR SALE— A Canoe, Inquire -it OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. 224-tfc the Herald office. figuring out your income tax. * In the first place, it must bo worked FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, 117 ft. PINEHURST DAIRY— The 95 per cent Dairy. out by algebra, nstronomy, trigono­ deep, lot front on Palmetto nvenuo, We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or any metry nnd syntax, nnd then you arrive corner o f 8 th St. Nick Zernovnn, Hour— deliveries Twice Each Day. nt an answer which may. or mny not Snnford. 222-2Gtc be correct. “ TIIE DAIRY «ha, ,S IMF- p j j ^ j ^ LOST I f your incomo tax is $2400 a year nnd you have a diumond ring nnd an LOST— Baby ring.' Finder return to FEREN T FROM OTHERS” automobile, rm l arc rnnrried to n bru­ Palms and receive reward. 235-3tp Ask the State Board o f Health Phone 367 nette, or blon ’ e, whichever the case LOST—January 5th between Postofmny be, twenty-Bix years old, you fice nnd depot, one bunch contain­ take the amount of the income nnd ing four keys nnd one steel. Finder add your personal property, subtract please return to Tom Martin, or P. O. your street number, multiply by your Box 118. 234-2tc ^height nnd your wife’s height, nnd LOST— Punch o f keys on belt hook. divide by your telephone number. Bring to Miller’s Bakery nml re­ I f you hnvc one child in tho family 232-lfc subtract $200 from your income, add ceive $1 rewnrd. the amount o f your personal property, LOST— One ludy’s Masonic Brooch multiply by your waist measure, sub­ somewhere between the Cnmlvnl tract tho size o f your collar, ndd the grounds nnd 9th street. Finder please child’s age, multiply by the amount return to Herald office nnd receive you have given the church during the reward. 234-2tp year, and divide by the number of your MISCELLANEOUS automobile llccnBe tag I f there nro two children in the With our dyeing process 1 can make family, you deduct $400 from your in­ new out of your old faded clothes. come, add tho height and age o f the — P e te the Tailor, Orlnndo, Fin. second child, divide by the date of 232-tfc your birth, multiply by the size of WANTED your hat, and subtract the weight WANTED— Position ns grove fore­ o f your mother-in-law. man by man o f experience. Can A fter you get all this figured out, you won't have to pay Income taxes furnish beat o f referenco. Address G. L. Tucker, Grnndln, Fla*. 233-fltp any more, o f any nature, fo r they w have yon In an limane asylum In W ANTED—Team work. Inquire o f padded cell— and strapped down. M. Hanion Shoe Shop. 180-flQtp PURE MILK Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks One who has checked them up nnd knows says Florida has tho greatest crop on earth. The tourist crop! Fine Idea; nnd no frost can n lp ltl WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second , hand bleaching paper.— D. I. Hodgdon, R. No. A , Box 198 233-12tp LOOK! WANTED QUICK— Side show acts and oriental dancing girls " i r r i L L Governor o f state subject o f prayer fo r circus touring the East Coast. Ap­ — headline In several state papers. ply Room 307, Valdez Hotel; City. May offset the curses hn has been 234-2tp subject to the past four years. a u r r u c a a i u m ia l u u m iü i POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE » rÊiïCUl � 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>, January 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/a62aa42cd77501c9d96683fb975e67cb.pdf 58a5a84f1ee4fa2d9612c72ccfa30dc3 PDF Text Text EtiE&BSaS IS the HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION b rtn ro iv i; NUMBER 234 CUIDA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY fi. 1&21 FLORIDA NEGROES IIAVE EVERT LORD MAYOR OF CORK AND PE­ TER McSWINNEY ACTED RIGHT—NORTHERN SOCIETIES AS STOWAWAYS MISLEADING THEM BIG LIQUOR RAID (By Th* Au«cUU4 T ttu ) »*7 Th* i . w U W h i u l THAT WILL GO TO MINIS­ SEVEN RUSSIAN J1ADE IN NEW YORK WASHINGTON, -Jan. 6.—RepreNEWPORT NEWS, Va., Jan. 5.— JE1VS ALSO OBJECT TO RETERIAL RELIEF CHILDREN ADOPTED $250,000 WORTH BOOZE {tentative Frank Clark of Florida, told ^Continuing hla attitude of alienee as sr w c n o N o f e u r o ­ ' FUNDS b y u. s. A d m i r a l , . I,» * to purpoie of hla visit to America, th . hoi..« con.u.com n,ltt«etod.y that D an|t, 0 .CiU, eh, ni lonI ma>. „ ot (By n * Aaa*tUt*4 f n u l ' PEANS (By n < Ah k Ii U I T n u ) want good ones •n fOMB T ° AMERICA TO makf. c o o n CITI­ ZENS. AND WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—Seven Russian Children were brought to this country today by Rear Admiral MeCuily, form er Ameri­ can high commissioner a t Sebas­ topol, and ordered deported by immigration authorities at Ellis Island, probably will be admitted to this country it was said today at the Department fo Labor. Of­ ficials said in view of McCullis* statement that he intended to ed­ ucate the children and make them his heirs, Secretary Wilson ex­ pected to order admission. Me* Culler Is a bachelor. that Florida la giving the negro every wj,0 wj^j, pek r McSwlnney of right under the law and In further dc- jjcw York, brother of the late Tcrnylng the charges that negroes In that rcncc McSwlnney, arrived here late state were prevented from voting. No yesterday as stowaways on American NEW YORK, Jan. 5,—The big­ gest liquor aid here since the Volstead act was made here to­ day when (250,000 worth of liquor were seized in wholesale estab­ lishment of Singer Brother! by federal agents. ONE OF LARGEST OFFICE BUILD­ INGS IN STATE GIVEN OVER BY OWNER negro from Florida hi* compUlnod, • tT ? « * ? 2 ^ S i S L ! S & Clark said, and charges were made by "New York negroes who are feasting JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 5. — Tho WASHINGTON, J»n. 5 .-V i^ r o u s and fattening on honest negroes of •mo country, mcowinncyi wiiu n Graham building, southwest corner o f h . î i to any restrictions on immithe South.” Representative of Na-i pttggp0r^ issued him by American Laura nnd Forsyth streets, Jackson­ tlonal Association for the Advance- sulnr officers -•in — * • * f «>■ « " “to England, is free to t ì m i l » ¿mmllto.br Lo»l» Marville’s largest office structure, w u ment of Colored People, who have leave at will. yesterdny formally taken over by the mndc charges, he said, "Have never S S K « T " * ch*‘T ! L Ito Southern Presbyterian church and Ä lmn.ip.tIon done a thing that hasn't- injured the --------NEWPORT NEWS, Jnn. 5.—E. L. ¡ U . .»»tor of prominent Amer will bo operated In tha future by th e declnred the editors of the negroes in the South. Their actions l'Callaghan executive committee of education an d K T 't o , ho -rid, ».pr.nK f r . » have made fo r racial clashes.” I New York Nation invited him to tes^ .nceitry ” end «dded Ih .t j tify before the commission investigat­ INDUSTRIAL UNREST PERVADES ministerial relief of that denomination TIIE COUNTRY AND BETTER -J T e t the bo». «Ho c.rried tho for the benefit of agd minister* and ing the Irish question. He expressed WAGES DEMANDED widows and orphans of deceased min­ Aarrican flag through the Argonne himself at a loss to understand the (By Th* AimcUUC Pr*»0 isters of the Presbyterian church. « if iomiirsnts. statement from Chairman Hoe last -Pitsidcnt Wilson’s mother was an It will be recalled that when CL night that he never had been asked LONDON, Jan. 5.—Germany again husiput. Charles Evana Hughea to appear, lie said the invitation was is threatened with extensive rallwny, E. Graham of Orlando, wealthy cot­ f.lhrr and mother were both immlextended to him several months ago. nnd industrial strikes says u Berlin ton mill man and capitalist, bought raaU," he said. majority of in the building through the federal I dispatch (Jin]UIvCIl today. lUtM/i Large siinjwM*/ Th« committee decided today to conWASHINGTON, Jon. 5.—Tho De- thc rn|iw ty men voted In favor of a court following the failure of th a dadt hearings next week and begin PRESIDENT-ELECT partmçnt of Labor said today they strikc and 91 per cent of the workers Heard National Bank, he offered i t ptparation of a bill for presentation Council Selected to Cover The WILL TAKE MASONIC will hold O’Callaghan until immigra- Jn thc Ruhr and Rhine industrial dis- to the Presbyterian church for $700*County of Sem i­ DEGREE8 UP TO 32d tion authorities determine whether he trjcts votcj favorably on thc propos- 000, provided the church would raisa to th« »«nate. Among wltncsaca called to nppear noie $400,000 'o f new money and lavsat is admlssable to thc country and i f | aj to for higher wages. (By Tk* X uad^tW T n u ) todiy before the commltee, was Misa $100,000, which It had on hand. M r. held admlssable the caso will be re­ Fraac«« Kellar, of New York, chair- IS A STATE FEDERATION COLUMBUS, Jan. 5.—President­ ferred to the State Department to de­ Graham’s offer slso Included $200*bu of the board of directors of tho 000 In cash to be applied tothe p u r­ elect Harding will be made a thirty- termine whether the Department is bur-racial council. The committee CO-OPERATION IN BUYING AND chase price. willing to waive the absence of second degree Mason here todsy. CerSELLING WILL BE THE foirtd to obtain from Miss Kellar The church immediately put on a a passport, under the circumstances sur­ etnony will be started a t noon by the BIGGEST ASSET fint hand information regarding Intensive campaign and succeeded fas Columbus Consistory Scottish Rite rounding the case. Amtricaniiation work among aliens raising $500,000 Instead of $400,000 b thU country. Developments at The Seminole County Farm Bureau Masons* and initiation carrying the stipulated, and It Is said that wheu Dade County has $350,000 for a th« fint session of the committee was organized at a meeting held a t senator from third to thirty second highway Into the Everglades, thc all subscriptions are In the amount: degrees inclusive will probably be ytiUrday indicated a trend toward the court house Tuesday night. SAID ALDERMEN HAD PERMIT will go to $000,000. eastern end of tho Tamiaml Trail. oolotion of the immigration problem The following council was selected, finished late In evening. The building Is to be managed h r TED THEIR RADICAL IDEAS throogh diplomatic agreement among representing nine communities in tho executive committee, which main­ TO INTERFERE WITH th« nations concerned rather than by Seminole county: G. W. Spencer fo r tains headquarters In Louisville, K y„ CITY WELFARE wprnte legislative action. Sanford, L. A. Bromley for Celery through a Jacksonville sub-commit­ Chairman Colt, of the committee, avenue, O. F. Swope for Oveldo, (B . Tk* A**m UU4 T n u ) tee, composed of Charles T. Paxori* DAVENPORT, In., Jnn. 5.—Dr. C. C. D. Bromley for Chuluota, C. ,W . (Continued on page 6) chnirman; Frank C. Groover and J . L. Bnrewnld, elected mayor of DavEntsmlnger fo r Longwood, J. W. Os M. McLourin, with A. W. Cockrell, | enport on thc Socialist ticket a year teen fo r Altamonte, B. E. Lake fo r •ago, announced today his resignation Jr., attorney. Lake Monroe, L. P. H agan for Paola Edward C. Dosch, who assumed th« from thc pnrty. He declared he got and Endor Curlett fo r Geneva. • management of the building after M r. GRAND JURY LIKELY no co-opcrntion from' tho Socialist nlThe Farm Bureau will take Its place Evidently Knew tho Inside of Graham bought the property in, w ill T0 ^ o r N r DCU \D Y HAMES I dern'en who had "permitted their rad- be retained ns manager under th e In the State Federation of County the Printing IOUNG GRADI HA.M&a _ical ... __ to interfere «.UV, ideas with *hn thc viel. welFarm Bureaus and with the assistance committee. Office DAYTONA, Fla., Jnn. 5.—Grand | faro of the city, of the county agent will work for the Henry H. Sweets, secretary of th e betterment/ of farm conditions nnd HE MADE A SMALL HAUL jury investigations of the killing of executive committee of education and Grady Homes, 18, during the attack COLBY SAILS ministerial relief, has been in Jack­ The stockholders of the new Farm­ farm-life in Seminole county. FOR UNITED STATES recently upon his father, Arthur The meeting was one of the largest sonville several days supervising th # , er* and Merchants Bank held a meet­ But Ruined a Perfectly Good Safe Hamcs, who was kidnapped and beat­ ON BATTLESHIP FLORIDA ever held nt Sanford nnd many sub­ details of the transfer of the propand Otherwise Ruffled ing in the court house last night that en by eight masked men, is rumored jects of interest were discussed a t MONTEVIDEO, Jan. 5.—Secretory city to tho new owners. Our Tempers vu well attended and the following IcngtG. The question of commissaries today ns a result of an admission be­ In discussing the matter yester­ Crlby arrived here late ye sttrday from fore a coroner’s jury Saturday by W. officeri were elected temporarily un­ or co-operative stores for supplying dny, Mr. Sweets stated that it w a * ‘ The Herald office wbb robbed lost C. Jones, druggist, nccusod by Lena RucnoB Airos, boarded battleship the desire of thc church to give It» til tks charter can be printed and the farmers and farm-hnnds with the ne­ night, the thief effecting an entrance Homes, of threatening to kill t»er Florida nnd after a visit of courtesy tenant* thc very best service a t th » •rganiutlon perfected that will be cessities of life a t fnlr prices was through a window in the merchanical brother, that he said "the Klu Klux by Uruguynn government officials, , permanent. The following officers favorably passed upon. It developed department and coming into the bus­ Klan would ’get’ Hames unless he left Florida sailed for United States i»t minimum cost "We do not want Jacksonville to thst while such staples as sweet po­ were elected last night: 7:00 o’clock In th« evening. ______ iness office opened thc safe doors Daytona Beach." tatoes were bringing the grower in ¡feel,” said Mr. Sweet, “that a fo r­ Hoy Symes, president; George D. which are never locked and jimmied West and North Florida 60 cents per eign corporation has entered the city* Bubop, first vice-president; L. P. Ha­ the cash drawer, taking out some $50 with the purpose of taking all and bushel, syrup 30 cents per gallon, rm, second vice-president; Deane in cash and six Sheafer fountain pens hogs 9 cents per pound, rice 4 cents 'giving nothing. We desire th a t Turner, cashier. and several aluminum pencils that Jacksonville feel that It retains a Tie articles of incorporation will be per pound and corn 70 cents per were in thp safe. He knew the lay purely local Institution, as that Is o u r published in Friday’s Weekly Herald bushel, our field-hands nre having to of tho land very well and left ail the aim and is the reason why we de­ md as soon as the arrangements can pay from $2 to $2.25 per bushel for checks intact and did not attempt to cided upon a sub-committee of well be made the first meeting will be held sweet potatoes, $1 to $1.25 per gnl- touch anything thut he could not con­ (Continued on • pngc six)_____ known Jacksonville men to have ac­ md the officers elected thnt will vert into money. * ; Ç fuide the destinies of the new insti­ Snnford Truck Growers, Inc., tive charge of thc property.” . He miscalculated somewhat on the Mr. Sweet stated that the present Give Out Valuable tution for the next year. J. D. Bowcash drawer for printing offices nR n name of the structure will be main- u nun was present at the meeting and Advice rulo do not have any money nnd ns mined, as thc church desires th at It outlined his plana for making many there is nothing in a printing office TO START PRICE LOW remain n monument to Mr. Graham?, Improvements here nnd asked for the that any person would want there is who made it possible for tho denom— Operation of those who nre inter­ but little attempt made to keep then: DUBLIN, Jan. 5.—Thc reports that AND STRONG SHIPMENTS ALL nation to own the property. H « . re d in the upbuilding of Sanford. out. And in fact many print­ Eamonn Do Valera had landed In Ire­ said it represented the largest: sin­ ALONG WITHOUT GLUT­ ing offices over thc state never lock land was definitely confirmed today. gle gift ever given outright' to tiï? TING MARKET WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—A new their doors. Thc Hernld uses the ’resbyterian church. , policy of terror abroad,, especially In safe more for protection against fire Since the lettuce deal for the sea­ The property is valued at $1,000,­ NEW YORK, Jan. 5.—Eamonn Do nearby countries, has been decided nnd a place for keeping valuable pa­ Valera, "president of the Irish re- son of 1020-21 has proven so dis000, and will bo operated with a view upon by thc Russian soviet, according pers and records and the subscription public," in returning to Ireland did so nutrous due to thc heavy early ship- of securing 6 per cent on that valua­ lists, etc. Thc safe doors were never to officiel advices from Moscow re­ locked on thnt account ns it would be against thc advice of Dali Eircann, menta causing the market to decline tion, and 2 per cent for deprecia­ rapidly nnd after so declining to stay tion. t ceived today by thc govemmont. better to have thieves open the safe tho Irish parliament which was anxi­ in the neighborhood of $1.25 for thc ous that he remain in America to pre­ TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4— D. W. Nikolai Lenine is quoted by the and get into it than to have them sent the "republic’s" claim before the entire month of December, we be­ TAKES 800,000 PRISONERS HERB vemon of Moore Haven, recently advices as saying in n proclamation blow it or break it open by Jimmying new administration. lieve it imperative that growers nnd •PPointed to membenhip on thc state to thc commune committees of the combination although in the fu­ This was announced here tonight shippers be furnished with all tb<r in­ ture it will be locked in order to keep BUDAPEST, Jan. 4.—Some 800,000 'T f d*P«rtn«nt, to succeed Ed Scott Europe that "it is absolutely inby Harry Boland, Do Valera’s secre­ formation possible, as fa r in advance the embryo thieves from getting whnt Hungarian prisoners of war have been « Arcadia, deceased, today made bond dispensible to keep the bourgeois ns thnt information enn be so*mewhat littlfc ensh might be left over night. tary, who ndded that "events moved repatriated from Siberia, through. tccordlnK,y. commissioned to enemy busy with internal trouble so rapidly in Ireland in' the past few accurately determined. This office has American aid, Ernest Ludwig, upon» The thief will evidently try to dis­ , oiflce ky the governor. months President DcValera decided on endeavored to gather all information his arrival here from Switzerland^ In order that they cannot injure pose of the fountain pens or will be -«vnu ui inun possible regarding the outlook for the his own initiative to return.’’ where he has been in charge of thor obliged to throw them away to avoid J ! * lait wc°k by the governor to soviet Russia.” Mr. Boland said De Valera had been celery movement from this section suspicion nnd if anyone is seen with repatriation of such prisoners, stated "G reat strikes should b eorgnnizcd in close touch with the Irish Repub­ which we In turn transm it to those i " ’1:" M .ri.n „ .. r e Shoefer fountain pens who looks su­ today, but added that 15,000 atill re­ mode bond *nd was war throughout the world,” this version spicious we would like to hear about lican government ever slnco he landed Interested. main in Eastern * Siberia, unable to of the proclamation Buys, "*nd agita­ While it Is true th a t the produc­ and was fully « S ÏÏT ,h,‘ °"’M by 0m- tion fo r' the establishment of com­ It. Ho also broke a nice new hatchet in the United Statestere. leave because of * lack of funds and. ing end cannot regulate the market Informed*of events tn in prying open the safe drawer and Inability to charter ship«. I t will cost it is also true that a steady movement “ P" T7’ •PP'.tot'd mercial relations w ith Russia should took Deane Treadwell’s knife out of $1,000,000 to support the prisoners In be increased. In order to fight famine Sprint * W* A> Ho,t of White WASHINGTON, J»n. 5.—Comp­ keeping a normal supply In all the Valdlvostok until the port opens and his apron using the apron in bringing a f f i ^ oved>h« «led his bond, and attack capitalism solidly through­ troller of currency today Issued call principal marketing centers tends Ä * t " t o « < that he h a . mad. out tho universe these things should in tho tools from the press room and for condition of all national banks greatly to ellmlnato rapid fluctua­ another million to bring them home», for these two deeds we would ‘send said Mr. Ludwig. V . Uon to a sure tv m m «.«» bond Z n[, BUrei y comP*ny for be done.” a t close of business on Wednesday, tions. Lenine is quoted further as say­ him up for lift and for even break­ December 20th. .A t first glance it would probably ing into a printing office he should hi* ? °rt t0 COmp,eU> seem advisable to hold back shipments Counties Interested are working P«te in t i r r °n! I* ordcr 10 Partici­ ing that other nations plan to fight get nt least twenty yenrs. Breaking soviet Russia by the use of spies ón J.»__ r0 .’1' department meeting to some extent to allow the major now tho Tamiaml trail through tho therefore if the thief is caught he will on January 6th. seeking to enter Russia with the ap­ the hatchet handle made Harry Neal get the limit. Pay your subscriptions portion of the New York crop to be Everglades, linking the east coast parent purpose of organizing revolts mad clear through and mussing up today. with the webt. (Continued on page 2) the safe made n . j . O nlard mad and C«rdT¡Tthe Herald office, le. agninst the soviet. GERMANY IS NOW THREATENED WITH RAILWAY STRIKES BUREAU ORGANIZED OR SEMINOLE COUNTY­ MEETING HERE TUESDAY SOCIALIST MAYOR RESIGNS ACCOUNT NO CO-OPERATION BURGLAR ROBS HERALD OFFICE GETTING CASH FROM THE SAFE AND SOME FOUNTAIN PENS STOCKHOLDERS OF NEW BANK HOLD MEETING PRESENT MARKET CONDITIONS AND WHAT FUTURE HOLDS SHOULD RECEIVE ATTENTION DE VALERA IS IN IRELAND LENLNE POLICY IN FUTURE BE ONE OF TERROR THREE NEW MEMBERS ROAD DEPARTMENT SS t í Sf V a �AGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1921 Krtiy K its end the “Komon,” op-' ernted only by this exposition, on Urn "Js^WnesLn Gloom d ia lle r s are they and (uarantccd. No vulgarism, monstrosities, or things fearful to women or. chlld^eQ, are exhibited In the wonderful side I f s t night a representative of the |k*ld accepted an invitation ex* »ded by Ed. R. Salter, publicity in’ of the J. Jolinny Jones' Shows, visit the attractions afforded a t the cefront and It was a trip well irth while. The scribe was impress* with the cleanliness with which __ __ a.show is produced. There ls*no “rough-house” gambling nor harmful pugilistic bouts, no vulgar girl shows. Everything is what all parents want * ■ .their children to see ,nra the parents of this city will not only find this show good, but bcncflclai, educating! g and amusing. . Johnny J. Jonea has a most won­ derful menagerie. Twelve wild r, • beasts are put through an act by Ad* r m in i Dewey, assisted by Mile. Bootslo Hurd, said to be the "Queen” of all animal trainers. Lieut Houston terlous "Chinamnn,” he is called, with [great mystery performance. "The . has trained leopards and pnmas, C a p t1 [This attraction originnlly cost an Hooncy, with his herd of pachyderms, j I American purchaser $100,000. and Mli-i Hurd has trained monkeys, Then comes "Bogund,” the mysdogs, goats, ponies and kangaroos. Man Who Walks Over Your Head.” Stella ia the moat notable attrac­ "The Vanishing Lion." "The Ghost tion ever exhibited In this city. It is Woman," "Twenty Girls in a Box,” a masterpiece that is in a distinct! "The Death Chamber," and last but ’ class of its own originality and must' for from least, "The Great Automo­ be seen to be appreciated. Stella holds | &V;>e 'tnique distinction of having been bile Mystery.” Then the almost human mules doing one of the feature attractions at three everything that Maybclle Mack wnnts the world’s fairs, namely the Chi* them to do and with n will a'nd vigor cago World’« Fair, S t Louis World’s th a t surprises those nccustomcd to Exposition and the San Francisco Ex­ th e familiar "stubborn mule” phrase. hibition. After this season Stella re­ Another exclusive Johnny J. Jones tires to her S t Louis home. feature is the Mechanical Battlefield. There's a "Great W ar Exhibit" con­ trolled and managed by "Over-Seas" i It mnkes you believe you are seeing American soldiers and it's a most illusion, but were w e'to tell you of it there W’ould be nought for you to see. Interesting feature attraction. The "Monkey Circus," where they "Superba"—ten beautiful girls in do everything—sail airplanes, loopthe cleanest girl show in America to­ thc-loop, ride automobiles, cat as hu­ day, a classical to the utmost, nothing mans, act as humans, undress and of vulgarity In them, their perform­ dress. t ance or their make-up. This attrac­ The "Jazzers,” operated by Johnny tion proves that "Tableus D’Art” Can J. Jones, not a model but a practical be produced in a classical manner. i j None should miss this. And "Stella” working craft made exclusively fo r ; by f a r the most wonderful piece of Johnny J. Jones. Upon boarding it ’ a rt you have ever gazed upon—an you witness scenes that cause much K attraction secured at tremendous V expense to Johnny J. Jones—one that laughter with not' a ripple of fear on • draws the very strings of one’s h e art board ship. Four new trick houses including I t must be seen to be appreciated. Wonderful Otreln.' 'o f n,u.lc ere wafted to the ears by the Johnny J. Jones band, and all this comes from .¿ siiij: MfcWegfcot aatbur. "The Joy Plaza” features. And, lastly, the Johnny J , Jones Is exactly Just what the management ONCE upon APARTMEN^W AS % * ♦ * AND THEY are HAPPY OF Newly-weds AND THE town WERE HARD pressed > * * * FOR AN apartment IN WHICH they DESIRED TO live BUT SEARCH was WAS Benefited * * '* « * * • : ■ * * * • * * -o 0 0 UNAVAILING SO at last PROVING again IN despair THAT * * * * , 0^0 o THEY DECIDED to adver IT PAYS to advertise Use. I thank you SURE ENOUGH after shows, of which there are three im­ mense ones. There’s the big circus side show and another called "The Exposition Side Show," both Im­ mense structures containing real In­ teresting ns well ns educational fea­ tures. The carousal for children and "grown-ups,” the giant Ferris Wheel, the “Whip,” "Rocking Boat Frolic.” claim for it, absolutely cleanliness and free from all taint of vulgarity as displayed by so-called carnivals. In the words of Publicity Manager Ed. R. Salter: " It’s fit (for the entire fnmily." / Johnny J. Jones' Exposition re­ mains in Sanford until Saturday, Jan­ uary 8th, giving performances botk nftemoon and evening. • ' (Continued from page one) left there with nothing but guns and ammunition. "The first night we slept on the ground. A t least they did. 'I was too scared of snakes. I got up-and took a walk, still scared of snakes. I lay down, but you should have seen me get up. I thought I was bitten by a snake, and I hallowed and asked them to do something for me, as’ 1 should soon die. So they tried to find the place where I was bitten, and pulled out a sandspur. I asked them what animal it was that bit me, or was it one of those stingarecs, that I had heard the boatman talking about. Should I die? And they said that I would have to be very careful, and put pine gum on it, which I did. When night canie, I couldn’t get my pants off. They stuck to the gum. They had to cut a piece out to get them off. I sent that sand spur to my sister in England to show’ her what I had been through. “The next day the Georgia men started to Fort Meade. I went with them for about three miles. I asked an old gentleman (Alex Vaughn’s father, sitting in nn orange grove with no fence around it, ‘What la the name of this place?’ He told ua that it was Fort Hied. I said, ’Let ua go to the Fort and ace the soldiers.’ "He said: ‘This is the Fort’ (meanihg his house) ’and I am the sol­ diers.’ At first I slept on the ground. Then one day an old sugar barrel bloated up the river and I hauled it ashore and used it to sleep in. Uncomfort* r VVT1 n m A T T 1PÏÏIK r a i iL iin i là W J able? Bless you, I Just knocked out the head and lay in .it, and it was fine. Nice current of air all night. Most of the time I ate quail. Didn’t have to shoot them. Just made a net and always had a supply. Well, things were going along fine, when I acci­ dently killed a pig, and had to skip down and live among the Seminole Indiana for six months. (B etter for me if I had shot a man). "During the time I discovered some of the phosphate beds that have mado fortunes for others. Didn't know what phosphate was, and worse luck, did not know that I could have squatted on 600 acres of land anywhere, and eventually owned it, it not having been surveyed by the United States government at that time. Yes; I liked the Seminoies all right, only they wouldn't talk and I always liked folks to be sociable. But the alliga­ tors furnished plenty of music. We killed 1,000 during the time I was among the Indians in 1870. "When I came back to Sanford, I got another sugar barrel, and added it to my sleeping quarters. Then af- tcr some time the captain of a steam­ er brought me down a piano bor. Sara» time after thla, I built a small room in the top of a live oak tree, and pot a sign on it—'No boarders wanted.' "Previous to that time there wu no civilised person in the whole neigb. borhood but myself. Negroes were not allowed to atop there. Occario». ally I saw some of the 'Cracker' peo­ ple. The occasional visitor who got to coming to Sanford would take nw for a wild man. And today, there it a town of 7,000 peoplo where I lived in a sugar barrel, and the country thcreabouts is well settled. When I first went there, some times as mack as three weeks would pass without my seeing a. soul. "When thp city was incorporated, b 1877, there were but 8 people Briar, in Sanford who could vote, and its borders were extended to include tl« Swecd settlement, three miles dlxtaat, so that there might bo votes enough to make It a town. Aa I was inspec­ tor, and th^Hwcdes could not read or write, I was their proxy, and did all the voting myself.” iCONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES 2 P . I UNTIL MIDNIGHT ! A Floridian Born Product, Built Upon a Foundation ot Decency and Merit­ oriousness that is as Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar Every Form of Respectable Entertainment Crystalized Into One Massive Idea That Dwarfs Into Insignificance All Attempts at Competition ALL FIT FOR TH E W HOLE FAMILY ! �pjCtte»rwo THE SANEftftD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY,'JANUARY 5, 1921 nlnjr at their attricttvb homo on the Heights in celebration of the silvOr anniversary of their wedding-day, was one of the nrwtttMt rro it crj:7* Iable. ' The charm of a gracious hosplI tality prevailed marking the affair. MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Editor I long to be remembered by hosts and Phona 428 friends alike. • Gorgeous masses of poinsettlas against a background of potted plants and greenery, adorned the living-room, where the bride and groom of twentyfive years ago, received with their young daughter, Miss Gladys Adams. The dining-room was lovely with I .College at Southerland, Florida. , lie Ruth Spencer. The hostess was _____ Iassisted in looking after the pleasure Mrs. A. Ci Smith has as her guest »"d comfort of her guests by Mrs. for the week' her cousin, Miss Pearl Claude Herndon, Miss Lola Evans, Tlllis ofGreenCove Springs. | M,sa Annette Walker and Miss Caro_____ i lyn Spencer. A. pleasing program of BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL mu*lc waB rendered by friends of tho WOMEN’S CLUB j ho9t and hostess. The Business and Professional ^ r* and Mrs. Adams were the rcWomcn’s Club of Sanford had ita first ciplents of many beautiful gifts of regular meeting Monday evening in ,ilver- The congratulations nnd good the community room of the Wclnka wlshe8 of thcIr i ^ 051» completed nn aoartm*>nts. evening of unnlloyed pleasure nnd The business of organising was happiness, g o n f through with, the constitution and by-laws was presented by the IS ON THE STREETS committee nnd accepted. Then fo l-' lowed the election of officers. The officers elected were: Mrs. John Lconnrdi, president; Miss Mell Whitner, first vice-president; Miss Mnblc Bowler, second vice-president; Miss Laura} Chittenden^ recording secre­ ta ry ; Miss Elisabeth Musson, corres­ ponding' secretary, and Mrs. Y. E. Waffhem, treasurer. • SPBND-THE-DAY PARTY Mrs.' Dean Turner entertained with spend-the-day party Tuesday. A number of friendri were Invited > a delicious luncheon nnd bridge as played in the afternoon, Mr«. "BRUNSWICK”. At the regular monthly meeting of the Campbell-Losslng Post* of the American Legion, held In the Court House, December Oth,* 1020, the fol­ lowing officers were elected fo r the coming year:* Post Commander—Frank L. Roper. Vice-Commander—Dr. R Stev­ ens. Post Adjutant—Geo. W. McLaugh­ lin. Post Finance Officer—Robert W. Deane. Executive Committee—Col. George Knight, S. M. Lloyd and Judge Geo. G. Herring. , Chaplin—Herman F. Steele. Scrgeant-at-Arms—Morris SpencPost Historian—J. F. Hutchinson. Post Medical Officer—Dr. W. T. Langley. The Local Post of tho American 1 egion has only been organised a comparatively short while but has come to the front nnd shown the pub­ lic that it is composed of a bunch of live wires. * Much credit for its progress is due to Ex-Post Comman­ der Don Whitcomb, who carried out the duties of the office most faith­ fully, showing the bunch that he was nn organiser and that he had the pep, and that whatever waa started would be put over. While he had the reins in his hands it wns nn unhill struggle, the Post was in its infancy, and the work of organising was some task, but he put it on the map, nnd with the assist­ ance of his fellow Legionnaires stag­ ed an Armistice Day Celebration that was a credit to a community three times the also of this, ERDS HIMSELF — A. WELLS REINO NEW MEMBER FOR THE PAST YEAR 8. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 5.—A very pretty ceremony which was quietly observed yesterday was the presenta­ tion ot Hon. Royal C. Dunn, retiring member of-the railroad commission, of k very handsome watch, chain and charm by his office associates. The charm was' engraved upon one side with the words: “From Office Asso­ ciates," and on the other the words: "Railroad Commissioner 1009-1021'." The presentation, which was entirely informal; was made by Chairman R. Hudson Durr in the presence of the members of the commission and its attaches. The gift wa «Intended as a token of the love and esteem in which Mr. Dunn Is held by his associates. Bilrr Re-elected The commissioners met this morn­ ing nnd organised b ythc re-election of R. Hudson Durr as chairman for the new term. There Is only one now MAY OUR RELATIONS WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC BE A® PLEASANT IN THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS AS THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST IS THE WISH OF I am ready to build that hoilae for you! See me about it. Al­ so repairs, neW fools; screen porches and window screens. Am prepared'to prepared to do shop work. C* Give me your order for window and door frames, etc. Shop located between Find and Second Streets nnd Oak Avenue and railroad. / FRANK LO S S IN G CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR Phone 467-J. * Estimates Given The American Legion, while being composed only of ex-service men, docs not gather together at rogular dates, solely for the purpose of dis­ cussing days gone by, or planning how the next big celebration is going to be pulled off, not by a whole lot. It’s true that they want to presociatlon of the Great War, th at’a unserve memories and incidents qf asFor the benefit of our many subscribers ly natural; it's also true that their who appreciate a high class almanac and ref­ first and foremost object is to fos­ erence book, we are now preparing to present ter one hundred per cent American­ each subscriber with a Year Book with beau­ ism, anr one other big idea with tifully lithographed cover in colors, which them is how the community in will contain tho following information appli­ which they live can be improvod; cable to this immediate vicinity: whnt’s nevessary for advancement, for tho good of the public, etc. Sunset * r Sunrise They are alwaya discussing means Moonriso * Moonset by which tho town enn progress a t ! the snmc time deciding methods and Tide Table for Near-by Places. plnas to work by. If yyou think o( some means by Full particulars of eclipses of Sun nnd Moon .in this zone. which the town could be benefited,; some improvement that is necessary,' Morning nnd Evening Stars. let the Legion know about it, th ey 1shipments. It is estimated that the will bo there to help put it over. Southern *Pacific 1» going to lose Beginning and ending of Seasons. $800,000 for non-shipment of celery Cycles of time, Religious and Secular. which under pre-wnr freight rates would hove moved readily." Jewish Holidays. It is perhaps a good thing fo- Flor­ Protestant Church Days. ida that the market on celery is start­ ing out low. In our opinion it wns the Catholic Holy Days. first few carloads of $8 lettuce thnt Legal Holidays in Florida and neighboring -ed the lettuce deal. This, for States. the reason that the retailer’s idens went to the skies. He sold lettuce for Flag Day, Hallowe’en, St. Valentines' Day. course, I hove mnde mistakes, but¡perhaps OR cents per head, which they are of the head nnd not of th e ' would mnke him n good profit and Postal Regulations. heart and if I made no mistakes in he, not being in direct communication Business Laws. this life, I would do nothing. The with the good profits nnd hp, not being divine mind in the only one thnt does in direct communication with tho *Interest Table. not make mistakes. Therefore ask- nctunl market price of lettuce, con­ Household Information. ing nnd craving your pnrdnn for the tlnued to sell at thid high price. Conmistakes I have mnde nnd assuring sequently the consumer in time rcCare of Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Au­ you thnt I have tried to do my duty fused to buy nnd put his money which tomobiles, etc. fonrfully ns I sec It nnd hoping nnd would ordinarily have gone for lettuce Weights and Measures. praying God’s blessings will rest upon , or romnine into some more substantial the administration of the Hon. Cnry nrticle of diet. Boy Scout Pagd. A. Hardee, the incoming governor, nnd On the other hand, if lettuce hnd the cabinet of this great Stnte of started off nt $2.50 per hnrtipcr the Doctor’s Page. Florida, I herewith present the grent retailer would hnve put his price per­ Preservation of Fruits, Flowers, etc. . son! of tho Stnte of Floridn to you." |hnps nt 10 cents per head nnd the So did the nddress of ex-Govcmor public would hnve consumed one-third Banking Law and Practice. Sidney J. Cntts conclude nt the in -' more thnn the nmount it nctunlly did The work on these Almannca is being augural ceremonies this afternoon' consume, nnd would in thnt way have rushed so that we expect to have them in the when he turned over the seal of tho somewhat eliminated glutting the difhnnds of our renders within n few days. Next state to Governor Hardee. jferent markets. week we will tell you more about the Alman­ In his speech on the east portico With celery starting out very low, ac nnd why YOU should keep and value the of the capitol, ex-Governor Cntts tho retailer will’ not be so apt to get one you will receive. called attention to the work of the .his ideas up In the sky but will begin administration during the past four ¡selling low in order to disposo of his years, expressed his appreciation to stock nnd will begin going up with the tho cabinet officers who labored ndvnnoc of the market If there should with him nnd thanked the citizenry!be one. The buying public would conof the s(ate, especially those citi- sumo more celery than It ordinarily zens who aided the commonwealth would should it start off nt a high during the trying period of the war, figure. As stated above, we believe for their valuable co-operation. th a t it is really a good thing for the ■ ■— growers, that celery is starting out PRESENT MARKET CONDITIONS low, If they will simply cut their cel- represent one hundred and fifty San Miami’s first palm fete was ■» «■* AND WIIAT FUTURE HOLDS cry as it matures, the shippers cnqualified success. The next on* wlfl SIIOULD RECEIVE ATTENTION doavoring at the same time to keep SANFORD TRUCK GROWERS, be on a greater and more spl*0^ ........... all markets normally «jpplied. It INC. scale. (Continued from page ono) would create n steady demand, climinconsumed or disposed of before bring- ate rapid fluctuation and pcrhnps the Ing ouj- stock Into the market, but grower at the end of the celery deal there is more or less danger In doing will rcnllzc a'rcnsonnblc profit from „j,, culture* Tho sugar cane ncrengi this owing to tho heavy production in his investment j next year wp| he Increased over tha this section. If this should be done) The statements made here nre0f this year.. Many new groves ar< 418 MAGNOLIA AVE the lettuce fiasco in our opinion would «imply given ns our opinion in th e . bcing^ developed, be repeated. Looking further, would | mattor for tho information of all who I ____________ _ MAKER AND ALTERER OF it not bo better to roll our shipments may be concerned, and are taken from It's a lot easier for a child to in LADIES’ CLOTHES as they nre ready, at the same time statistics gathered by this office, J herit red hair than brains. PHONE 571 1921 Free Almanac THE NINE SEMINOLES The Nine Seminóles Bridge Club m et with Mr«. Henry Purden Tuesday .afternoon at her home on Palmetto , FIRST INTEREST QUARTER «venue. The First National Bank takes a / The prize for high »core, a box of quarter page advertisement today to powder, was won by Mrs. Robert call your attention to the fact that Hines. between January 1st and January 10th j?At the conclusion of the game un the new interest qunrter begins nnd iicer. course was served. the big iden to start the new year ' kThere were three tables, the mem­ right by opening a savings account bers of the club and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, with the First National Dank now. -Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Ed Lane, Mrs. This is a splendid idea and one that S. F. Daiger and Mrs. J. D. Lawson. should be acted upon at once. Also read the advertisement of tho First National Dank in every issue of the Dsily Herald. They have a message THERE'S always sunshine WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS HAVE BEEN OUR F R iE N ™ AND TATRONi in the homes that own a Beautiful in appearance nncl with­ out a peer the whole world over. You’ll fall in love with this wonderful instrument with notes so sweet nnd every word distinct. In the home bespeafts good judgment à tìià a iB liH H �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1921 i * __* Î5___ LS__ -___5__ J___É__ -,___j __ L 6 PAGE THREE GERMAN CLAIM DISARMING FAST AS POSSIBLE the Foundation 3 the Roof There are few men, women and children in the United SUtea and Can­ ada who are not familiar with Johnny J. Jones ond his exposition shows, for during the past thirteen years they have gone from .Northern Canada to the Gulf ond from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Mr. Jcnea,' the originator and mnnnircr. goes with them and mcm- M P mont game by promoting1 a cano-rack game a t a county fair. Six years later ha became the first owner and operator of a miniature railroad, and in 1900 he built and operated hia own Ferris wheel and he Insist« th at there has never been a Ferris wheel to equal It before nor since. In 1903 Mr. Jones began his carnival career. From one « » -Service-P rice MOORE HAVEN WOMAN ON THE CITY COUNCIL For Cold Weather MOORE HAVEN, Jnn. 4.—At a caucus held Inst night for the pur­ pose of nominating n city councilmnn to fill the vacancy caused by the re­ signation of J. 0. Carr, cashier of the First Bank of Moore Haven, Mrs. Mnrian N. O'Brien was chosen by n large majority and with much en­ thusiasm among the large number of her friends and admirers. The nomination was made by Clark Mounts, in an eloquent speech, in which he gave the audience a resume of the beneficent results of the act­ ivities of Mrs. O'Brien, and advised her selection not only as a token of appreciation of her unselfish efforts but in order to Insure the people that a wholesome and efficient adminis­ tration of their effo U would be tj>c result if she be selected.1 The other members of the council nrc: Dr. II. L. Mcrryman, Jack Tay­ lor, J. A. Johnson and C. E. Worrell. Heaters Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges PARIS, Jan. 4.—The German reply to the French disarmament note of December 31st, was delivered to the French foreign office late today ^ The German note, which is quite long, is said to be generally written In the spirit of its concluding paragraph, which rends: "The government cannot suppose that one wishes to ask the impossible of Germany in the 6pa agreement. Execution to the letter of that con­ vention has shown itself to bo im­ possible. French Claimed Germans Slow Berlin, Jan. 4.—Krnncc's note to Germany relative to disarmament is an exhaustive document covering in minute detail Germany's failure to comply with the requirements of the Spa protocol of July 9th, concerning disnrmnment and the delivery of sur­ plus war matcrinl, etc. The text of this note und Germany's reply was given out today. m m m m St >íi vy«? Hardware Co We Guarantee All Battery Repairs NOTICE I)r. L. C. Ingram announces the opening of his office upstairs in the new McEwnn-Edwnrds building, Or­ lando, Fin. Some confusion and diBnpopintment resulted from not open­ ing ns announced which was the re­ sult of unforsecn difficulties in com­ pleting the building. 231-2tc Krtrj Battery repair we make ta (urantrtd for six months. We are tUt to do this because in repairing u j make of battery we are licensed ta bm patented features which have ■ade Vesta batteries famous. • O n e N ig ht O n ly , The Minstrel Event of the Season Headed by C H A R L E Y G A N G ALL NEW. DETTER THAN EVER. PRICES--Main Floor. $ 1 .5 0 . ALL WHITE. Gallery, 75 Cents. TRY ASHMORE IN NORTH MIAMI, Jnn. 4.—Merwin Ashmore, alias Walter Johnson, in whose name was skipped here the $18,000 of the $72,000 stolen from the United States destroyed Sattcrlcc, was arrested here Saturday and will be taken to Nor­ folk or Washington for trial, Ash­ more, who was n seaman aboard the Satterlee, is being held, together with W. J. Myers, yeoman, third class, and a third man giving the name of George Haut. KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES nOW E RED TUBES B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida STOCKHOLDERS MEETING For Srubbing Clothes . . . . . __ _$1.00 To the Stockholders of Sanford BulMDry Cleaning ------ ---------------- .71 Ing & Loan Association: Pressing ____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jit The annual meeting of the stock* ALL WORK GUARANTEED holders of the Sanford Building A Loan Association will be held at its G. W. WATERS office, 10 Magnolia avenue, SanforiL 917 East First St. Phone 560 Florida, n t eight p. m., Saturday, Jan ­ uary 8, 1921, for the purpose of elect­ ing directors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other busineas ns may legall come before it. T. J . MILLER, As Good as the Best Attest: Presides*. Dally Service Phone 66 A. P. CONNELLY, Secretary 12-8-oaw4t Lord's Purity Water Sanford Battery Service Co. L A. RENAUD, Prop. Phone 1B9 JOHNNY JENKINS JONES Armstrong Table Stovc3. S15.00 until 1907, just thortecn years hgo, and Johnny J. Jones’ exposition shows Simplex Iron ....................... $8.00 were organized^ Majestic H e a te r s Tho first cnmival consisted of three l |l I I 1 1[\J AV from little acorns grow," often has or four cars, about five shows and two m u L i v i I 06 1 1 1 1 been ftppUcd t0 h!mi Mr< Jonei w„ riding devices. At his handsome win­ I hone 442 115 Magnolia Ave. bom in Arnot, Pa., in 1874. His te r quarters at Orlando, Fia., tucked __ _______ ____ fath er was a coal miner and Johnny away in an old-fashioned camel back­ started life following in his father’s ed trunk, under lock ond key are the I\ a Y footsteps at the early age of ten. Wlll- remnants of the original Johnny J. !; ¡ j A I t r i n n — §]■**** /V " inm B. Wilson, secretary of labor In Jones exposition shows. Even a show­ " tu r io n v r a r t P r u d e n t w nson's cabinet, was his man has sentiment. Mr. Jones Is a widower and a mem­ : e V v , , ^ / £ u s r / s ( ;[ chllldhood playmate and working pal. ber of a number of fraternal organiza­ ! I U ’ M G I O S FLORIDA \ ’ They dug coal together. tions, nicluding the Shrine, Elks, K. of ;; w e do P., Moose, Macabees, Odd Fellows ond ;; hem stitching a n d othera. PICOT1NG Since the beginning these shows :: for THE TRADE have grown like o fniry story, until M MAIL 0RDER8 they are known far and wide. This :: RIVEN PROMPT season Mr. Jones is sole owner and ;; a t t e n t io n manager of on amusement enterprise **+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I I I II » » ♦ » ♦» consisting of 43 all steel sleeping, first experience In the outdoor dining cars ond tint enrs. The latter arc 70 feet long. This is the only all steel train in the world used In the amusement field. He has 85 wagons designed and manufactured by him­ self nnd his train contains 30 of the best features money enn buy, twelve riding devices, four of which nre en­ tirely new. He is the only showman in the world rated in both Dunn nnd i ►Brndstrcet agencies nnd he does all his business on a strict ensh basis. American B e a u ty I r o n ........$ 1 0 .0 0 Seed Potatoes I \\ MAINE GROWN Place Your Order for Ford Car Today. I expect cars enough during December to supply all demands. Spalding and Rose Four f * and Red Bliss $4.50 1 0 -P E C K You Can G et Im m ediate Delivery 1 SAC K S EDW ARD HIGGINS F. F. DUTTON, Inc Phone 3 3 1 Florida SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repair Work PLUS TAX Scats Now on Sale at the Bower and UoumllUt Drug Store 3 1 0 - 3 1 4 East First �■ • « -» fr -« ” AGE FOUR 80 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1921 DAILY HERALD ROBERT J . HOLLY, Jr. 'V Circulation M in iftr Thon* Herald Office 148 or 64. U t « i K id , b i wm M A pplkttU * four years wo can look for material growth, we can look for new people to locate who will have confidence in D*IIt*t*4 la Clip Vj C .rrU r our state, we can look for the cnforcement of the laws and we can look Member of the Associated Press for better legislation* of all kinds. Florida can now breathe a long breath of relief for the worst seems to be over and peace and contentment and Governor Hardee now, material progress will take the place of political eruptions and upheavals And a man that will add luster to and the tearing down of the structural th e state's reputation . foundations of the state. We can look ahead for better things The Herald must look prosperous. and The Herald greets the new gov­ Some poor fish broke into our safe ernor of Florida with best wishes for laat night MICKIE SAYS: ■ttNWÏ OOf MTVOrOSlViO, <MXÇ X xcMXxwrv ww»tcn»4'toQça. ♦poo \jJOirru o v ooooa vjwu k n vts c**rr m vj uvts -ruMi»V - c' wittuPUAvrts 'wnw fcfcweu., ^O ft WOBM t o tVCMi WPOGT Begins a new interest quarter. Start the New Year right by opening that Savings Account now The aon-of-a-gun broke our new A LOW FORM OF THEFT THAT hatchet prying open the money A d v e r tis e r SHOULD BE STOPPED drawer. We could almost forgive him The Gainesville Daily News com­ fo r anything but th a t plains because the good people of th a t city who used to be subject to the in­ cursions and depredations of wild and f e z * unruly cattle, who sometimes destroy­ ed in a night the attempts of beauti­ fication of their homes, have been fol­ lowed by an outbreak of human van­ dalism, that if anything is w orn than the destruction caused-by the cattle. Rose bushes and japónicas arc not only despoiled of their blooms, but whole limbs are stripped off, endan­ gering the life of the plant, and de­ stroying prospect of future blooms. FLORIDA HONEY IS Many people seem to think If a yard AN “IMPORT* NOW; is not protected by a barb wire fence, PACKED ELSEWHERE horse high, bull strong and hog tight, the plants therein are public property, to !>e plucked by any chance passersby. Open yards unprotected by un­ sightly fences, well kept and benuti-; importance and big future of the fled by flowers and shrubbery add honey industry, not enough attention them were returned to these office and much to the beauty and charm of a and development being given It. mil of them arc imbued with the idea city and should be encouraged. They ( “Of all the business of whl:h I of conservative administration, all of cannot be, however, until the public have any knowledge whatsoever, the them know the needs of the county, - Is educated to a sense of propriety and business of the honey onM’urer ia know the people and know how to ad- common decency. It may be that the most quiet of '.hem all. least m inister the law and to uphold it in the onlyeffective method of educating! boosted, least ndvcrtUed, least talked every particular. Wc can look for these transgressors on property rights about, yet one of the most Important four years of progressive administra-; will be their arrest and fining. Their ¡ ¡rd'ittries in our midst, producing a Man of the affairs of the county and nets of vandalism arc on a par with msuhantabb produce, within this a prosperous and progressive era.'those of a sneak thief who enters a stute valued in cxcesn of fl.OOO.OOO, Seminole county has a corps of offl-1house In the absence of the owner a.it' growing rapidly but o! course, second to none in the stnte nnd|and walks away with the spoons, or quiet y," said L. P. IV'kle, secretory w e are proud of all of them. T he' anything else which strikes his fancy, of the Tampa Board of Trade. Herald extends them greetings nnd in 1It is even worse, for thciy destroy There Is at pro km: a honey oxOne 5-room house, close in, on th e future as in the past will back 1something In which the whole city ' change In thia state located at Wobrick street, good location, house them up in their good work. *takes pride and pleasure. It Is an out- ' wahltchka, where enormous supplies Capital $50,000.00 Surplus $65,000.00 Resources $1,250,000 Progressive Conservative £ We have been here since 1887 OUR GOVERNOR waa elected by such an overwhelming, FLORIDA shipped back to this state for conmajority, he wns elected bv the pco-------j sumption. “ It was merely by chance pic who mean so much In the materialWith California seekingrelief fro m ; thnt I learned all these things and I progress and welfare of the state, the h>Rh ™te of freight for fruits and | began an investigation, and ns a rcIie more closely represents and Is one vegetables shipped to the eastern pnrt suit wc will hold a Florida honey week o f the proletariat and the big busi-1 the country, Florida shippers and for the purpose of oncournglng our n e tt at once and the same time and Prowers are realizing more and more Florida honey producers to bottle and will represent. both impartially and the embarrassing predicament they j sell their excellent product at home," fairly. He Is n son of the soil and a would bo In were California granted Mr. Dickie stated.—Tampa Times. man of affairs and knows the State of its relief, and the rates from Florida j ------------------------Florida probably ns no other one m an' l*ft as they are. Following un address by Frank II. knows them. He la a financier, n sue- v ^very vegetable nnd fruit section neman of Miami, chairman of a cossful business man, a legislator and Florida should urge this relief for t committee of the Florida Press Assonative son of Florida' He goes into ‘ Florida and should be so Insistent in ( elation, which will visit this state In office with the earnest prnyers of the! their demands that the relief will March, the West Palm Bench Rotary whole state and the feeling among all speedily come. The following telegram Club recently appointed M. E. Grupeoplc thst he will make the best gov- ha* been sent by the boards of tmdo her, W. A. Dutch, R. P . Pnddison nnd em or thnt Florida has ever had. And of Palmetto, Bradcntown andS a ra -' Joe L. Furman a committee to act In three stirring times wc need a man *°ta, nnd the growers nndshippers o f ; with a committee of the Chamber of o f the calibre of Cary Hardee. Wc Munatee county, to the Interstate Commerce nnd provide for the rccep- i S ervice That Counts in good condition, $3,000.00, if sold in next 10 days. Terms ar­ ranged to su it purchaser. We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility —With— Wholesale Commission Merchants CONNELLY REAL ESTATE COMPANY Richmond, 1 3 0 4 E ast C ar; S tre e t Va, Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce Consignments. Solicited Rtftt*nc4* t P re d u o « N «porl«r Co., Nsw Y ork N o tio n al B ts U an d C ity B ank , . , y n „ „ L AAnuf f/i A B fl * o u r U a n h A b 0 U l U Pure, Sweet, Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKERY S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S FOR THE FIRBT setting the state .back four years. It and vegetables In the stnte of Florida, is a case of a real governor and n we petition your honorable body to regrowing state meeting for the mutual vokc the recent freight rate Increase benefit of the people thereof and every us applying to fruits and vegetables citizen of Floridn can rojolcc today .from Florida. The present freight th a t a real statesman nnd a real busl- rates kre absolutely throttling nnd n e tt man and a real man has taken destroying this Important industry, ns th e highest office In the state ana for the present rates are so excessive that 1 commodities arc selling for no more thnn neccssnry to cover the freight chnrgcs, the result being thnt C r o s ti V o g o ta ò to s n large percentage of this year’s crops in going to waste unless immedinto relief Is afforded. This deplorable fr u its condition la a serious one which is afi fectlng the producer and also the con­ sumer and the toss in tonnage Is going S r o c o r io s to more than off-set the Increase in rates so that the- railroads are getting : no benefit from this situation, which W e ( a k a C o ffe e is destroying Florida's principal in’ dustry." { A copy of the telegram was also ! sent to the traffic chiefs of all rail• roads originating business in Fiori* Ida, with the request that they add • they urge that the Intentât« Com­ merce Commission may act according PA»*» 4 9 7 UUimJtm SBuiHinj to the best interests of business in this state— Tampa Tribune. C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL C A R T E R L U M B E R CO. CLEARANCE SALE All velvet hats on sale at cost nnd below cost—The Quality Shop. 232-3lc The Citizens of Seminole County LISTEN—ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING ABOUT FAMOUS JONES DAIRY The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16, 17,18,19,1921 CHURN GOLD OLEO Pound ........................ APALACHICOLA and $22.00 per month buys a nice 5-room cottngd on corner loti Price $2,650. Also nice houses on Pal­ metto, Park and Magnolia Ave., Sanford Heights. FRESH EACH DAY The REAL ESTATE MAN 39 jrr*. Itnld.M t nf Naafncd r k u . SI ¡M OiM S ifN l *Deane TJurner BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE HERALD, EACH... BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS AT THE HERALD. »A C H ... TIIIS IS TO BE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET HELDIT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTS. It la to embrace the products, official or private, of fire connties In the best section of ths state. THAT'S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. WE A6K YOU—WILL YOU HELP? Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger and betUr will occupy onr grounds from December to the time of opening the Fair in order to get ready for I t v W. R. O'NEAL J. L. GILES O-E. HOWARD President Treasurer Secretary �• . . ...4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY fi 1091 yBdeHafH**'** ututti la Bd*f P e t# * 1* ♦/Ut**“ In and A bou t j> The C ity at SuBirr oftht llostJag Small Talk« Sueelnetl/ Arranged for Herald Header« IS GOVERNOR HARDEE'S FIRST OFFICIAL ACT. c r Gilford of North Dakota has L d m the city »nd will locate ” HU wife and child will come * uter tomake their) home. I * Johnny Jones band Is keeping an lively on the Btrc*‘“ *t t^ and evening iarious «hows. The bond is a Barrett Show« will be here towith their bareback riders, liking bronchos, fancy riders, pontes nJ «11 the rest of the features that pto m»ke up the real circus. They fill ihow at the corner of Eighth «reft and Palmetto avenue. FÀOlf FIVE TALLAHASSEE, Jan. fb—Tho first official act of Governor Hardee were the appointment« of Charles P. Lov­ ell as adjutant-general, and the sign­ ing of the commission of A. S. Welld as a member of the «.tote railroad commission. The resignation of Sidney J . Catts, Jr., as ndjutsnt-gencr/il become ef­ fective yesterday, and General Lovell being the Democratic nominee fo r the position was appointed to take up the duties of the office. It Is understood that Mr. Wells es­ pecially requested th a t his commission for tho office of railroad commissioner be held until the new governor took office, and this m atter naturally came up for Immediate consideration by Governor Hardee after the inaugura­ tion.' Rivers H. Buford, the new nttorncygertorilL succeeding Van C. Swearin­ gen, iu well as the other elective of­ ficers; received their commissions some time since, and Mr. Buford yes­ terday formally nssumdd the duties of the office of attorney-general. It has been announced that Hon. M. L. Dawson, of Drooksville, will serve ns private secretary to Governor Hardee. The position carries with it If myone has any Idea of robbing Herald office tonight we would tin» them not to break the safe Main. It is open and has nothing k It and we do not care to pay any tan money for having it fixed up. Bki* always been safe enough here­ tofore. t ns representative fçom Hernando county, In which capacity he made a Dr. «nd Mrs. F. D. Hunt left yes- most excellent record. It is said that tfrisy for their home In Albany, Gn., here began intimacy between himself «for «pending the holidays with and Governor Hardee which resulted ftitndi in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt In his undcrtoknlg during the cam­ bre many friends here who are al- paign preceding the primary of 1920, wji glad to see them. Mr. Hunt was the management o f Mi. Hardee’s cam­ tie pastor of the Presbyterian church paign. HU splendid work In this conhere many years ngo and knows many ncction is well known. Mr] Dawson ef the older as well as the younger Is recognized as a man of executive M i. ability and it is predicted that he will discharge the duties of his new posi­ tion in the same creditable manner In which has characterized his every public service. Miss Bessie Gibbs, who has fo r sev­ eral years been connected with the executive office, will be Mr. Dnwaon’s assistant. Miss Gibbs' well known ef­ ficiency makes It certain thut she will continue to render valuable service. It is understood that the office of J T HAS the individu­ stenographers include Mrs. Hubert SHckman, of Tallahassee, Miss Belality of a d v a n c e d venston fo Live Oak nnd Miss Hum­ design combined with phries of Gretna. Carlot Shipments from Entire Coun­ try; Jan. 4th. Florida—Sanford Section.......1....... 12 Florida—Ooktand-W. G. Section .... 2 Florida—Manatee Section ............. 5 California—Southern Dist. ..... 28 California—Imperial Valley ___ ... 4 Total, car« .*........................ „..I Destination» of Florida Shipment« New York .......... — ........................ St* Louis Chicago ...... ,,.............. .................... Potomac Y ard s..................... .......... W. Jacksonville ................. ............ B oston.............. ................................ Philadelphia .................... 1........... .. Rochester ...../.................. ........- ....... Baltimore .................. ;..................... Jersey City ................................ .. ..... I ................... ..... .. . .. .. .. .. . .. Total cars .............................. 19 Diversions1Filed Since Lost Report From Potomac Yards: Out 1st: Baltimore I, Philadelphia 2. From Waycross: Out 3rd: Norfolk Today and again tomorrow the mechanical man that has been working in the interests of our Clothing Club will appear on the streets. We will have it wnlk about amongst the people giving every one a chance to make it smile, 11 they can. And to every one that makes it smile we shall give a paid up membership in our 550.00 Suit Club. is attracting attention, not only here at home, but from surround1«,: iu'wn-j. And it should. We are the greatest believers in never doing things by halves, and with this suit or clothing club, it’s just the same as all offers we make the public. We make it so attractive you can’t afford to turn it down. JOIN THIS CLUB. $1.00 A WEEK WILL DO IT. AND YOU HAVE A CHANCE AT A FREE SUIT EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. RESIDES— YOU GET A DOLLAR’S WORTH FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU PAY IN Total lettuce shipments from Florida this season to date (1-4 inc.), cars ................- ....... 1234 Total lettuce shipments from Florida last senBon to same date, cars ................. ...............1912 Shipping Point Information, Jon. 4th SANFORD, FLA.: Warm,' clear. Haullngs light. Demand and move­ ment slow, market dull, no change in prices. ’ Few snles. Carlots f. o. b. cash on track: 1W bu. hampers, Big Boston, quality and condition wide range, best mostly BOc-GOc, Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No id taken for leaa than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a tine and rem it ac cordingly. FOR RENT » A now type of army officer who unrstands the mechanics of human ItöOMij F u i r U t & l T -U n i u r ä l i.hod000 Elm Ave. Tele. 435-W. 234-2tp FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom and ktichcnette, no children, 300 Elm. 233-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished and two unfurnished rooms n t 1020 Union avenue. Miss Knight. 233-2tc FOR RENT—Furnished 6-room"npartment, electric lights and gas. 014 Myrtle avenue. 231-tfc professional armies, in arms, “impro­ visation wjll be tho watchword," and FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ there must bo n "liberalization of con­ ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park ception" on the part of army officers FOR RENT—One nicely furnlihed thnt amounts to a new "psychology of room fo r one or two gentlemen or command." nice couple. Can have use of garage; W est Point hns undergone funda­ Phono 23 for particulars. 200-tfe mental changes since the war and the training system hns been rebuilt on FOR RENT—Furnished room. Ap* 220-tfc the basis of the new viewpoint, Gen­ ply a t 1 H ert’.'J office. eral MacArthur soys, nddlng: "Tho results have transcended the most ’■’tilt SALE—FWc gallon h^t water ¿anguine expectations; they will !>» heater, never used. Phone 3-18-W felt throughout tho army nt Inrgc with) I . fore 8 nnd after five. Owner. 234-4p tho grnd'intion of the classes now i r>R SALE—Six room cottage, dou­ under instruction." power, speed, and ease . The report further mentions the ble lot, various kind» of fruit trees, 232-Ctp of operation. Com e ini new type of discipline nt the nendetny, Owner, P. O. Box 117. FOR SALE—200,900 cabbage plants, which includes a progressive inercuse $1.50 per 1,000.—IL H. Chappell. o fcadet responsibility tending to de­ 233*2t velop Initiative and force of character rather than automatic performance of FOR SALE—100,000 green top celery stereotyped functions. The aim Is to plants.—F. L. Greene, West Side. keep the curriculum abreast of the 232-tfc best modern thought on education nnd FOR SALE—Ford touring cnr. Ap­ the education nnd the nendemy in ply nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc closer rclntlon with the nrmy at Inrge. Inquire nt General MncArthur pnys tribute to FOR SALE—A Canoe BISTRI IIUTOItS 224-Ifc the Herald office. tho wartime citizen soldiers. He says, SANFOItD FLORIDA CLEARANCE SAI.K "Personnel, both In the front lines nnd FOR SALE—100 ft. front, 117 ft nt the rear, wns of necessity Impro­ deep, lot front on Pul motto avenue, M otor C o m p an y All velvet hats an sale at coat nnd vised, nnd men were used with n mini­ corner of 8th St. Nick Zcrnovnn, • 222-26tc below coat—The Quality Shop. 232-3tc mum of training, but this'wns largely Snnford. offset by tho high typeof those en­ gaged. Discipline therefore no longer required extreme methods. Men gen­ LOST—One lady's Masonic Brooch, erally needed only to be told whnt to somewhere between the Carnival do, rather than to be forced by fear." grounds nnd 9th street. Finder please return to Herald office nnd receive reward. 234-2tp LOST—January 5th between Postoffice and de|>ot, one bunch contain­ ing four keys nnd one steel. Finder please return to Tom Martin, or P. O. Box 118. 234-2tc LOST—Bunch of keys on belt hook, Bring to Miller’s Bakery and re­ The Indies In Mrs. Puleston’s Sun­ ceive $1 reward. 232-tfc day school class are taking chnrgo of LOST—Brooch, Eastern Stnr emblem Nor can you make much money without some a Market Place nt Miller's corner, in circle of pearls. Finder please opening Saturday morning nt nine return to Elizabeth B. Musson at effort to o'clock. Fresh vegetables, strawber­ Chase & Co.'s office. 233-tfc ries, country eggs, chickens, etc., will Reserue Your Resources be brought In from out of town peo­ MISCELLANEOUS >y C3tablishing credit with a reliable bank. ple. Cakes, pics, doughnuts, snlads, With our dyeing process I can make new out of your old faded clothes. S x " * rflake »m e real "HAY" in the SUN—Pete the Tailor, Orlando, FIs. R u / 8tarting a check account -j-’th u«. 232-tfc Thorobred Sport Model You Cant Make Hay Without Sunshine Ul U^.your ««lit that you ma * : ? able to faster difficult problems. W A N ffiD WANTED—Position ns grove fore man by man of experience, furnish best of reference. A G. L. Tucker, Grandln, Fin, i WANTED—Tcnm work, Inquire of 189-60tp M. Hanson Shoe Shop, WANTED TO BUY 2 tons second , G. F. S. The Girls' Friendly Society will hsld hand bleaching paper.— its regular meeting Friday afternoon don, R. No. A, Box 108 at 4:30 at the Parish House. THE GREAT LOOK! WANTED QUICK-Stde show acts and oriental dancing girls for circus touring the East Coast. Ap­ ply Room 307, Valdez Hotel, City. 234-2tp EDUCATIONAL AND REFINED CLEARÄNCESÄITE All velvet hats on sale at cost and below cost—The Quality Shop. 232-3tc Two hours of pleasing, excit­ NOTICE—Will the parties who left 300 Elm avenua in the night, please return the door key. 233-2tc World’s foremost arenic stars. ing, thrilling acts, with the A SHOW OF MERIT Although there was plenty of "cheer" in Patntkn during Christmas not an arrest was made by the police for disorders, and when Municipal Judge Phillips donned his ermine tlie Monday after and gazed over the court room, expecting to find a long line of penitents on tho mourner’s bench nothing but the smiling coun­ tenances of-Dick Howell greeted him. There was not a case on the dotkot, something that has never happened in Palatka during Christmas before. Chief Livingston nnd his force found it necessary to tell several suspicious looking "snow birds" to seek other fields in which to park nnd hustled several itinerant beggars on to other sections. n i ID I? M il V* rU R C i IT IIL IY Aerilist, bare-back riders, enw boys, cow girls, bucking broil'' cos; fancy and (trick riding, clowns< galore, pretty ponies, the children’s delight. 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY nt 2 nnd 8 p.im. FREE EXHIBITION On grounds nt 1 nnd 7 p. m SHOW GROUNDS nt 8th nnd Snnford Avenue. IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. * • We invite.the public to inspect our Dairy nt nny time or nny Hour------ Deliveries Twice Ench Day. “THE DAIRY thnt IS DIF- P I M R H I I R ^ T l\ A I R V FERENT FROM OTHERS’’ T l ll D I l U l lO l D / V illi Phone 507 Ask the Stnte Ilonrd of Hci\Ith Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks � 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, January 05, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 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>, January 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/c7096453be855e6ac99b5701f1accaa4.pdf 86470063dae17fbb5ca1cf7cf38e3655 PDF Text Text IN -TOE HEART 0 F ‘ THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1921 NUMBER 233 FLORIDA DELEGATION IN HOUSE DRING FACTS IN CASE DEFORE COMMITTEE devolving ATTM* T Ceremonies Began a t Noon To- ,CARD,NA^ ~ dny at Capital In ____ Tallahassee <br t*. A»,*<uud BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.—Attending THOUSANDS ARE PRESENT physicians announce in a bulletin to­ (8/ Th« Ait*cl*ltd ru n ) WASHINGTON, Jnn. 4.—Affidavits including numbers by negroes, pre­ sented in house census committee to­ day by Floridn delegation in congress in answer to charges thnt negroes were wilfully prevented from voting in Florida. Rclpying to charge W. F. White, officinl of National Asso­ ciation Advancement of Colored Peo­ ple, said that two negroes were whip­ ped a t Livcoak, threq negro members of Republican campaign committee there in affidavits swore thnt no such occurrcnca in Livcoak or county. That negroes went to polls, voted and were told by sheriff they would be pro­ tected in voting, that nothing was said to negroes to try to keep them from voting. Declared November election no different from previous elections. Affidavits from sheriff, various citi­ zens to same effect. Sheriff Gregory at Quincy telegraphed untrue thnt W. S. Stephens, negro physician, was ordered to leave town. Representative Clark announced they would present affidavit from Stephens denying the chnrge when received. . day that the condition of Cardinal Was Made One of the Greatest In­ Gibbons, who has been seriously ill augurals In the HlstUry • for several weeks past, is much im­ of,State , proved and th at strong hopes are now entertained fo r a speedy and complete TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4.—Florida recovery. begins a new political regime today, whe-n Cary A. Hardee of Live Oak, will assume the oath of office for a period of four years. Ceremonies incident to the inaugur­ al will begin at noon today when, -In the capitol building, Chief Justice Browne of the state supreme court, NEW MEXICAN PRESIDENT HAS (By Tbi AimcUUA in « ) LED STRENUOUS LIFE WASHINGTON, Jnn. 4.—Warning IN PAST TWO YEARS given house census committee today by Representative Tinkham, Repub­ (Bjr Th# AamcUUA fr»»o lican of Massachusetts, if congress • MEXICO CITY, Jan. 4.—Physicians in passing reapportionment bill failed are concerned over the health of Pres­ to reduce representation of state* in ident Obregon and he ia ordered to which he charged right of. some citi­ take a complete rest.. President left zens to suffrage nbridged he would yesterday for vacation in the State take matter to supreme ^ourt. Tink­ of Michoacan. , ham declared any educational quali­ fication or poll tax requirement was U. S. SUPREME COURT abridgement of right to vote. Said he SUSTAINS OBJECTIONS was asking committee to apply ourteentth amendment to entire nation. (By Tk* AmtUM Titu) WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Govern­ ment objections to the stock yards holdings divorcement plans submit­ vfclch they have called me. It la ted by the big packers under a recent ■ 7 ¿«ire, and It seems quite apagreed decree, were sustained today jreprUte that ^ should avail rayby Justice Stafford of the District of nif of the occasion now presented, Columbia Supreme Court. • to pay grateful acknowledgement of The Western Union Telegraph Co. (Continued on page six) completed today four additional wires to Sanford, two from Tampa and two from Jacksonville in order to render to its patrons the very best speed of service, these two wires makes a tota amount of fifty-five wires in and out of the house of representatives, MEXICO BANKING COMPANY HAD of Sanford for the Western Union Telegraph Company and Sanforc which will havo been cleared for MONEY LOANED IN COTTON, will be well taken care of as her the inaugural ball. SUGAR AND OTHER CROPS growth in business progresses which One change will occur In tho cab■ .■ CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Jan. 4 .- inet which will serve with Governor the manager is very anxious to see. <»r n * A***eUt«4 *"•*> Tk* cspitol of West Virginia was de^ Hardee, nnd thnt will be in the ofMEXICO CITY, Jnn. 4. Mexico strayed by fire late today. One la­ fice of attorney general, Rivers Bu- Banking Company, capitalized nt four- NEGRO LYNCHED IN bor« *u killed, n firemnn serious­ ford of Marianna succeeding Vnnj'tccn million pesos, failed to open its M1SSISSIPP ly injured tnd several other fire fight- C. Swearingen, who did not aspire door* today, but treasury department tn hurt when a section of the roof, for re-election, having been a can- announcement said expected instituw4»r which they were standing cav- bldate for governor in opposition to tion would resume operations within 11in. The spectacular nature of the Mr. Hardee. Mr,, Buford will also!month. Loans of four million pesos fire vu enhanced when much ammubo sworn in and the cabinet will Jon cotton, two million on sugar, two be then made up of five department ^million on other merchandise recently heads who served under Governor made by the bank caused run by the ; strung him up. Catts and the ne wattomey general, depositors. Governor and Mr*. Hardee have ■ ■------------already movetft Into I th4 governor’s ++++»+»»»»»»»+»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦+■ mansion which la situated on the «■ norther noutfklrt»' of Tallahassee, !! A l l 1 \ 1 i the retiring governor and Mrs. Catts I I III IIQ 1 7 C ij having turned the mansion over to | | m J A ll " the new governor Sunday afternoon. «. jjy ^ ^ The incoming Governor nnd Mrs. !! ’ Hardee were guests of the re tlrin g jj| THE STORY OF W governor and Mrs Catts at supper j ........... » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » * for the exchange of residence. It ia probable that Governor and W. J. Hill, the only sure-enough Mrs. Catts will remain in Tallahas- English humorist, who came straight see for the inauguration, but will to Florida in the earlier days, has n soon depart for DeFunlak Springs, real racy story to tell, related to the where he expects to reside In the writer several years ago. future. Prior to his selection m Thnt this Jovial gcntlcnyin has pnssIHFFEREENCB govemor Mr. Catts was pastor of *d "Over the River" does not detract WILL IT MAKE? T\« Ait*<Uu4 rr t,i) S> Jan. 4.—The newspaper »»>* inter-alllcd finance con­ k J* held nt Brussels will y defer sitting ntlcast tempor» declares information is HOMESTEADS WATERFRONT b authoritative source. NEAR MIAMI SAID TO BE WORTH NEARLY A MILLION 'f by h,«h “ fcool pupils, the V Association of this city that the "dance crazi n one of the most distrezsing LnP«opIe W ?rldonW nr"andth«‘ both sides of ■ u til? mov,ne ,0 unUed,y W * rcform «nd adverhamro of policy. ^ MIAMI, Jan. Ar—Eighty-two acres pf land, fronting on tho ocean near the United States Coast Guard to a million dollars was filed for homostead today by Lewis G. Norton, a clerk In the tax asaeasoi'a office when he learned that the coast. guard head­ quarters, generallv supposed to oc­ cupy tho government land, were In reality on leased ground and that.the government reservation was open. The tract fronts on the ocean for n quarter of a mile on tho Atlantic ocean. . ' (Continupcd on page eight) FINE BODY OF MEN WILL GUIDE OUR DES­ TINIES !N VESSEL SANK DURING THE NIGHT FEW WERE SAVED ERIFF AND ONE COUNTY COMMISSIONER ONLY NEW ONES ON THE JOB. (By Ik* AtMeUud riM*) MADRID, Jan. 4.—Two hundred nnd fourteen persons lost their lives when tha Spanish steamer Santa Isa>el was wrecked near Villa Garcia on Saturday night. Fifty-six persons were saved, but mnny of them were njured. Several cases of whole famlies being drowned. Ship driven on rocks during a violent storm and Thp officials who will guide the destinies of Seminole county fo r tho r.ext four years were officially induct­ ed into their offices this morning al­ though all of them had already <ak»P, , the oath and were ready for business at least all of those who had been re-elected. C. M. Hand, the newlyelected sheriff, nnd Endor Curlett, the ‘ new commissioner from the Geneva district, were on hand to receive the official papers that allow them to be­ come new,officials being the only new men. The county commissioners were called to order at 10 o’clock prompt by Chairman Brumley and the minutes of the last session were read and the unfinished business of the old board finished. The bornd adopted suitable resolutions regarding the past serv­ ices of the retiring member, E. R. Kilbee, which was read and which will appear in the Herald in fulL The old Through the arrangements made board then adjourned and the new by Mensrs. F. F. Dutton and George board was called to order at this time Hyman, Sanford people are again to L. A. Brumley was again chosen chair­ have the pleasure and profit of hear­ man of the board by the unanimous 1 . - i ing the greatest lecturer in the world. vote of the board. Mr. Brumley has The largest number of people ever at­ made a fine executive officer of the tending a lecture in Sanford heard board and the commissioners take up Dr. Conwcll in "Acres of Diamonds" their duties with the feeling that at the Princess Theatre last year. much constructive work will be done A larger nudience room has been iii the next four years. The board Is constructed in Sanford since that lec­ composed of L. A. Brumley, L. P. ture and arrangements are being mado Hagan, C. W. Entaminger, 0. P. Swope to have Dr. Conwcll at. The Baptist and Endor Curlett, all of them large Temple. There are fittings for 808. property owners, all of them success< The price per ticket and the date for ful business men and all of them vital­ sale of the same will be announce« ly Interested in the *upbuilding of later. Wednesday night, Jan. 2Gth, Seminole county and it Is probably • is the date for "Acres of Diamonds." the most representative, the most , • self-sacrificing, the most efficient STILL SCRAPPING board of county commissioners in the . state. (Dr Tli» AuKlilfd Trtu) C. M. Hand, the ncwly-elected BELGRADE, Jan. 4.—Two hundred sheriff, was the first sheriff xof Sentcommunists and a t least a dozen inole county and served two terms as policemen were wounded here Sunday such when he was replaced by EL EL In a claah between communists and Brady, who served the past four y e a n * police. in this office being in turn supplanted . by Mr. Hand a t thp election in No­ vember Thus the sheriff’s offleo la to be filled by an experienced and able official and ono who will give general satisfaction. • The other officials of the county are men who held offices during the ' past four years and were elected with , or without opposition being £. F. . Housholder, county Judge; A. Van- * , ghn, tax-assessor; Jno. D. Jink ins, \ tax collector; E. A. Douglass, clerk pence; Claude Whitten, conscaoie; Thco. Aulin, Justice peace; J . H. Lee, constable; 0. H. Train, Justice peace, nnd D. H. Hooker, constable. Cash or notes will be accepted. Al­ ready a numbvt have o u t red- their gifts up to $500 each, and many oth­ ers arc expected to insist in being put in a class by themselves by giving more than $100. It is with picasura that the an­ The campaign closes Saturday, Jan. nouncement can be made that Dr. J. 15th. Franklin Ray, of Japan, is coming to Sanford for a visit and while here to MARTENS SURRENDERS lecture three times on the cóuntry of his ndoption. Dr. Ray Is the pastor WASHINGTON, J a i^ 4.—Ludwig of the Church nt Kurc, one of the C. A. K. Martens, Bolshevlki repre­ large and important cities of Japan. sentative in thia country, whose de­ The chapel in which he deliver* hi* portation has been ordered, was for­ message over there is the gift of one mally surrendered here today to Sec­ of the trustees of the Baptist .Church retary Wilson at the department of of Sanford. Tha church here in San­ labor, by his counsel. Jilartcns had ford also pnya the salary of Dr. Ray. been in custody of his attorney since He was well educated in this coun­ his arrest several months ago. try before sailing to Japan. He holds both A. B. and .A. M. degrees from PROBE NEED FOR "RELIEF" college and theological degree from the Theological Somlnary a t Louis­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—A reso­ ville, Ky. He was a class mate of Dr. lution calling on the state department Hyman in the last named school. for "accurate information as to the Sunday, January Oth, he will oc­ necessities of women and children in cupy the pulpit a t the 11 a. m. and the various distressed nations" for tho 7:30 p. m. services. Also he is to whom funds arc being raised in the Fmaklin Ray, of Japan, is coming to United States was introduced today night, Jan. 10th. . in tho senate by Senator Edge of New Jersey. Office supplies a t the Herald. �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1021 CAN S8FFLÏ recently to the effect that the Justice^ of the supreme court would on Tues­ day hold a drawing for chief Justice was an error. The misapprehension ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ «! i M »h h IN ADDRESS BEFORE ASSO OATH WILL I)B ADMINISTERED BY CHIEF JUSTICE CIATION FOR ADVANCE­ implemental cultivation. It is only BROWN MENT OF SCIENCE in the harvesting of the cane thnt a l. , ;• , ! : ' large nmount of hand labor is requir­ Merrily we gnmbol nlong in our search for n home, ed. We may hnve some difficulty a t ■Is it in vnin? 1 this point, but the harvest fortunate­ of Governor-elect and Mrs. Hardee ly extends from early November in and party, the stage is all set for the 'AND CALLED ATTENTION TO northern Florida to late spring in the TEN DOLLARS is (he prize for (he person who inauguration of .Florida’s new gover­ WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES south, so thnt labor can be shifted nor Tuesday. OF THIS STATE finds us a nea( 2 or 3 room apar(ment between Oak and from one region to the other. More­ Governor Catts and family have va­ DECLINE IN PRICES INCREASES UNEMPLOYMENT over, a large nmount of migratry la­ Palmetto— Firs( Street (o^lOlh S(ree(. . CHICAGO, Jan. 3.—Addressing thc bor has in recent years been attract­ cated the mansion and arc now dom­ THROUGHOUT COUNTRY iciled a t the Loon hotel until Wednes­ Association for the Advancement of ed to the state for the picking and day or later. No one has ye( qualified for (he (en. This is a 8dence here Thursday, Dr. W. F. packing of citrus fruits, and to a less WASHINGTON, Jon. 3.—Further In spite of the fact that the cere­ Blackman, - of Jacksonville, . . • Florida, extent f»;r the growing and harvest­ monies do not begin until Tuesday,!*decline in prices, coupled vvith in­ greai (own—we like i(. declared that Florida not only has tho ing of truck, just as hns happened in i—“ ’“ J Tallahassee is already beginning to crcfl9cd unemployment, accompanied j natural advantages to supply thc su­ the wheat growing sections of the th° co,untry country’s fill up, and every train brings scores thc ’8 continue*! progress of We m usi have a hornet if we s(ay here. Come on g a r for the United States, but could west. Florida is specially attractive of Floridians who come tq attend the ¡>U8lncM readjustment during Decernwith the proper development of thc in the winter, and it ought to be pos­ you live wires. • ber, according to the monthly review inaugural. industry, supply thc entire world. Af­ sible, if the need should arise, and if of general business and financial con­ The county commissioners yester­ te r going into the different kinds of the effort were propcryl organized, day received a telegram from Perry dition Issued today by tho Federal toil and telling of tho climatic condi- to bring into the state a multitude of Reserve Board. The price decline dur­ tions, Dr. Blackman said: ‘hands’ from the north where agricul­ ing tho month was placed a t 8 1-4 per "Taking these various types of soil tural operations nre largely suspend­ _______ m ___________ _ ___ cent by the board, which added the 309 PARK AVE together, I have no doubt that it is ed during the winter, for the enne and put in shape. Thc commission«^1observation th at the decrease in prices i well within the bounds of truth to inrvest. Meantime, a considerable nre nlrcady at work on tho roads and wns mnln,y confined to commodities ; say that Florida haa IS or 20 million it is probable that no difficulty w ill, wh,ch hntl »hown n decline previously acres of land which is either alrcndy nble ♦ »4M »» be encountered by motorists In Leon 1rnther than *n extension of price cut­ adapted ot thc growing of sugar cano county a t least. Tho chamber of com- t,n£* or which can readily be prepared for sl'A cured to handle a much larger cron mcrcc replied to the telegram indicatTho decline wns reported ns most this use by clearing and drainage, and than is being planted, but without ls IN GALA ATTIRE ing the best route for thc Taylor mnrked ,n agricultural products, tex­ th a t on half this acreage, allowing fcomc definite plan of organization county visitors. Since no special train tl,c8’ h,do8» Icnthcr nnd Iron and »tcel thus for crop rotation, two hundred T/ tho uncertainty mnkca thc situation will be ru n from Live Onk, It is also while coal, petroleum, gasomillions of tons of cane could be state difficult to handle. probablo thnt a great number of auto-, ^ nc* Pap*1# brick nnd cement re­ grown in a fairly favorable season, nwni The formera of Manatee county mobile parties will come from that mn,ned largely unaffected. Some reAnd two hundred million tons of cane atlon fully rcazliing tho situation, have de­ clty, as It is understood that a gen- duct,on8 were %reported in the open of good sucrose content, would make Cary tcrmlncd to hotter their condition* oral holiday for Tucsdny has been mnrket ,n tho lattcr *rouP o f com* as much sugar as the whole world Pr co-operative action. The buslne** indeclared In the city of thc governor-, modit,C8» but contract prices appeared now produces, both cane and beet. Of work The truckers of cLc, DeSoto and tcrests of tho county also see the elect’s legal residence. | to l»0 the 8omo level as earlier In course this statement is only thcorct- oral need of such action and this effort Mnnntcc Counties nre compelled to Chnlrman J. Stuart Lewis of thc thc month* leal, for no one supposes thnt more natio is sure to bring results.—The Florida arrangements committee announces I Reduced business activity, thc board reduce their ncrengc of truck crops Grower. than a fraction of this enormous aren fede* for this year, principally on account will ever in fact be devoted to this ing I of tho labor shortage. While the la­ SENATOR BORAH'S RESOLUTION or any other single crop. pearl bor situation is slightly better than "It may be added that thc nverTh LOOKS FORWARD TO a month ago, the present situation age sugar content of Florida cane is thing REDUCTION will bring about some important considerably greater than thnt of Lou- hns changes for securing sufficient labor WASHINGTON, J a n . 3—Senator isiana and at least equal to that of Ha- being ,to handle the usual crops. Borah’a resolution looking to the re­ waiian or Cuban iane. Dr. H. W. Wil- mush Sometime ago tho truckers of Sem­ duction In future nsvsl building by ley, then chief of the bureau of chcm- best, inole county organized and decided the United States, Great Britain, Istry, reported in 1906 thnt the rich- chest on a definite wage scale. 1» order and Japan consjdercd today by tenest cane ever analyzed in the bureau Go to carry out the same plan in Man­ ato foreign relations committee bat w as grown in Florida. And good cane ily v atee county, County Agent W. R. final action is deferred. Borah said land in Florida can still be bought nt often Briggs and a number of local truck­ after committee session, which was a very low prico. j|y oi ers called a meeting at Bradentown secret, th a t considerable sentiment had “After climate and soil, thc next Go' to establish a similar system through developed to include France and Italy most important question is that of an he w: out Manatee County. Reports indi In disarmament negotiations which the adequate supply of Inbor. The Innds DeFu cote thnt sufficient labor can be se- Jpresident would be asked to initiate. A Floridian Born Product, Built Upon a Foundation ot Decency and Merit . oriousness that is as Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar .m 0 Every Form of Respectable Entertainment Crystalized Into One Massive Idea T1 Dwarfs Into Insignificance All Attempts at Competition A LL FIT FOR TH E W HOLE FAM ILY! + �TH B aA^TOBD DAILY HEEALD, TUESDAY, JAMVABV 4. _ I ■ __ i __ ___,__ _ _ . iViivfKiM Ëtsfjt * J Do not do things halfway« do not apoil It or botch It. You are here on earth to work out your own destiny, This Is your personal task. Fling yourself whole-souled and whole-hearted Into It with a determination to make the most out of it. Expect nothing less than the best, for yourself. Develop the resources within and make the best of cv< fry opportunity with It. Among your best opportunities today if Editor R. J . HOLLY ----------------------------------------COMPANY'S 8 jn Investment In the SOUTHERN-----------'IES UTILIT] N. J .‘ LILLARO.. Secretary -Treasurer PER CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. This H . A. KBHL _____ General Manager itock can be purchased for cash or on the installment plan. There ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. Is none better. > -* vwusM v / bn uáwmohc rtm w o •OÛUHD tu w w c et c e r ò OOC9 DUDOCM 'M TVi WPWtt Wl ' U O Ï V4 CWHtKJW « AU, OOT ON UVJ>AOR,tt*AUJ09eUCtBSOG OP / AD UWU SOWÄ U ¿ R M O' GUNSUU4S. WUO DOMf DOVJOttMNG .BÜfCKf *KGUEEP,CO)At IN A»V L G tA u r xab&iKV o a a &o o t y Mh— a ©ovK4aau>w We want to ask you, Is there not soi tie extra service th at we may render .Circulation Manager * Phons Herald Office 148 or Ö4. à iv s rtU ta « Bit«« M i l l K u .w i « s A?»Um Um TUB GROUCH FLOURISHES D.llr«r*4 U City by CirtUr Member of the Associated Preaa Tourist weather, Good time for lettuce to get bet The old town is some lively, some lively, bullclvc me. When our neighbors comment on the town picking up it must be so. And then outsiders enn see changes in our town before wc can. What a wonderful future stretches out before us on this fourth day of January. Wc nhould all be thankful every day of our lives that we are living in n city with such fine pros­ pects. j* 1 » I**4} tlon. Just why this is true It ¡a difficult to imagine. Surely it re­ quires no more effort to answer a question politely than to reply gruf­ fly and ill nnturcdly. It would seem that there would really be less nerve strain to tho individual who replies pleasantly to every inquiry than to the one who, semingly, works him­ self into a wrath at the mere idea of being addressed by n fellow man. Tho question naturally arises, how do the grouchy ones net in their own homes? If their conduct in public is nny criterin, those who live in the same house with them nrc to be sincerely pitied. But the public grouch is with us, and lal the courtesy drives in tho world, seemingly can not change him.—DeLand Record. HOW TO KEEP YOUR RESOLU Daytona Journalism has risen to n TIONS higher plane. The lynching of A rth­ ur Homes took place over n week ngo, As the now year approaches It and so far neither Daytona paper has accused the other of committing the might be well for folks to tnko stock of tho resolutions they made at the crime.—DeLand Nows. beginning of this yonr-r-nnd most of No, Pauline, the editor of the Her­ them probably will discover a deficit. In moat cases the books simply ald does not expect to leave Snnford, won't balance. In the averago life now or ever. We arc here to stay resolutions broken far exceed resolu­ although several very flattering of­ tions kept. Resolution is the most fers have been made to us to come difficult of enterprises. to other cities. Wc are staying right It’s easier to wink a t one's faults In Sanford where there are brighter thnn to fight them off; to compromise prospects, where the air and wnter rather than to insist on the strict let­ are purer, where the people are nil ter of the new year contract oro friendly like and know our past and makes with one's self. present history and where wc began A man making a business agree­ a t the bottom nnd msdo the Herald— ment with another, domnnds a strict our child—what it is today. interpretation of every commn, nnd semi-colon. But he is much easier The Herald management wanta tho with himself. . public to know that they arc Invited Conscience says: "But you prom­ to come In and inspect our fine plant ised me faithfully to do this." • any tlmo of the day or night and The man answers: "Oh, well, when you ecc It our statements about what's the difference?"—and breaks it will be verified. Tho Herald plant the contract with conscience. is one of the best in the state and yet The trouble is the average resolu­ there arc but few of the Snnford peo­ tion is n sort of secret trenty. If res­ ple that have ever taken the trouble olutions were open covenants, openly t or time to look it over. Wc really arrived nt, more resolutions.would be mean what we any in extending this kept. . invitation to the public. A real upOne inan realized this. So when­ to-date printing office is one of the ever he decided to mnke a resolution, . most interesting places in tho world, • and we want tho people here to know he told his wife about it And what whnt makes tho wheels go round. You his conscience would not compel him • will have tome iden of whnt the Her­ to do, pride would not permit him to ald is doing ¡n the way of giving evade. He didn't want his wife to think him a weakling. Sanford a real printing plant. Othr*-. might copy his cxumple.— Dnytor- Journal. "Young man advertises a reward of ten dollars to anyone who will find him nn apartment between Onk nnd Palmetto avenues, from First to Tenth street," Mays the Snnford Her­ "1 see by tho pnper"—ever stop to ald. "He should get whnt he wants. think how much of the conversation He deserves success, lie evidently of the average person begins with understands tho value of printers' ink Mr. Dooley’s favorite phrase? and has gone about getting his de­ "I sec by the pnper," says Mrs. sire in the proper way." Tho item Smith when she's ready to debate the is quoted io suggest that the talk about Florida hnving a great ninny latest social happenings. visitors is not merely propngandn. It j i "I see by tho ppaer. booms Mr. Is a fact, nnd it would be almost a Jones when It’s on his mind to dis­ shame to tell of the way in which cuss the state of the nation. Even when one doesn't actually sny the crowds have come, except for the reason thnt Florida is every day ndd- it, consider whnt n big proportion of Jng to her accommodations. Never in our tusk is bused on whnt we've seen the history of the state has there jn the day's n^ws. Says a local business man: "Whnt been such a splendid maintenance of construction work ns is shown In tho we see in the paper ia the mainspring reports from Ini parts of the state. of our interests. It governs n good This is usually the season when but deni of our conduct. "We have the newspaper habit—nnd little work in that line has gone on, but there has not even been hesita­ iit's more thnn n habit. It’s a funda­ tion this season—the builders nrc as mental condition of our ability to busy ns bees, and they have work keep up with the times." All this, perhups, everybody knows, .planned ahead for months.—TimesBut now let this correspondent make Union. the direct application of it to the render's own affairs. If folks have learned to look In the Jrosh V egetables paper for their knowledge of what's going on around the world, they've also learned to look there for the Jim its things that concerns them us individ­ uals. Who's invented something new Srocorios that’s to their wants. Who’s selling the things they want to wear and to eat and to enjoy in W alaka Coffee other ways. How do they find out? They read the paper. *Deane TJurner íPAwn» 4 9 7 ÎÛffmàm SOni/dtmjf “ENCHANTED ISLAND" Cyprus, fairy land of the Mcdlter rnnean. which Greek« have been urgl"! Great Hrltaln to turn over to them, hm • hlatnry no leaa strange than the fle ttun of Shakeapeare'a "Othello." foi which the Island, In part, la the setting III chard Coeur de Lion wrested I' fiom a ruler who had won It by forg Ing letters In hla monarch's name af ter that ruler, Isaac Comnenus, haf refused In let the Crusader's ship , - 6 iXHCS* wrecked and seasick lady-love Innf there the drat time ahe arked. Richard married nerengarls thert and went hla way, after turning ovei ÍÍ3*the Island to a penniless adventurer Guy de Luslgnan, who found«») i “feudal state amongst spice gardeni and silken luxury," and thus establish ed n dynasty which has been described ns the most romantic European his FAMOUS JONES DAIRY tory. Cyprus bulks large In the crotch 01 Asia Minor, like a huge Pst with i 'em» linger pointing straight at An »loch. Historically, one may Imagine tne linger should he crooked a hit more. In perpetuat accusation of (hi CHURN COLD OLEO siiltnn, the degenerate Selim II, whnsi Pound ..................... generals captured the Island, Impelled In part, at least, by the fact Mini Hellm's favorite wine came from there APALACHICOLA Geographically, the promontory mnrkt the line of Cyprus' prehistoric connec ttnn with Asia’s mainland. There too, reigned the henutlfu FRESH EACH DAY Queen Catherine Cornaro, adoptef "daughter of Venice," who. thougl grief-stricken by her husband's dentil struggled against Intrigue that tht throne might be saved for his unbon child. Early came to Cyprus those "Van kros of the, Levant." the Phoenicians Ssrgon, the king of Asnjria who, at Isaiah had prophesied, led "the Egyp liana prisoners and tho Kthloplcnm conquered Cyprus. captives,' Esarhaddon, the Caesar and Carnegie of Assyria, who left at Nineveh an Indexed library of many thousands ot clsy tablets, received tributes from ten Cyprian kings. Psusnnlas, Benedict Arnold of Sparta, liberated Cyprus from t’erelan dominion, nnd Eragoras, one of the Island kings, hero of the world's first known biography, penned by Isocrates, who united Uie scattered principali­ ties, Is tha King Arthur of Island tra­ dition. Thus Cyprus reeks with composite memories of eastern, Grecian, Roman, and even Anglo-Saxon civilization. No less was It a focal point for religions. At Konklln, where certain tides still pile masses of fonjn along tho shore, Aphrodite ts supposed to have been born of tho waves. Here are ruins of a temple for her worship, where orlglnnlly fetes were held which, as one writer puts It, "were the scenes of a too literal worship of Venus," and where until. recently It wns the cus­ tom to immerse maidens In honor of the goddess' birth, Knuklln ts on the site of the an­ cient Paphos. The I'nphns of todny was the one-time Neapaphos. where SL Paul struck blind the sorcerer, Ely man, ’and converted Sergius Paulus, the Uo1man deputy. On Park Ave., bet. Third Tho present-day Lnrnaka Is on tha site of tho biblical Chlttlm, whose and Fourth Sts. , ships are mentioned by Daniel, and THE REST BUY IN TH E CITY whoso Ivory Is referred to by Ezekiel. In Larnaka Is the tomb of Lnzorus, hy Renting Rooms you can who, after being raised from the dend, Make it pay for itself. Is said to have become bishop of, the renowned city. GOOD TERMS The nren of Cyprus Is nbout equal to the combined arena of Delaware and Rhode Island, while Its totnl popula« ' tlon Is about half that of the tattet "The Real Estate Man" state. 10-Room House We invite buniness and business interviews realizing th at the well-being and growth of our bank hinges on our usefulness to the community. F. P. Forster, President B. F. Whltner, Cashier, LETTUCE HAMPERS A m ple Stocks Prompt Delwe Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda one C a sto r Pomace Our Prices Will Save You Money CHASE £ COMPANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force« Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Car; Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers nnd distributors nil kinds Fruit nnd Consignments Solicited ff«/tr»ncv« t Predues Reporter Co., N tw York National B u t « and City Bank Produce « « v n n„L Ahaut Ul Aa* Ï0Ur U(jn* E. F. LANE 29 yr*. Hr-LIm t ol Hinfort! i SS 20« Kir* Hi i n I Flnridn furnishes the great hulk of phosphate rock used by fertilizer makers in the United States, Here­ tofore the method of convcrtinj^ the rock into fertilizer wns by treating n fixed qunntlty of rock with sulphuric ncid on n "BO-GO" basis, the result being commercially known as acid phosphate. The Bureau of Soils of the United States Department of Ag­ riculture announces a new and bet­ ter system of converting this rock into fertilizer by heating mixtures of the rock, coke nnd sand to the smelt­ ing-point. The new method is claim­ ed to result In a much higher per­ centage of phosphoric ncid, the fer­ tilizing clement, than was possible by the ncid treating nnd washing pro­ cess. Few regrets arc heard over the passing of oho well-known character nbout Daytona and vicinity. That character la "Jack-a-Knlfc" O'Brien, also known by a string of aliases, who decreased the wiretapping gang of that vicinity by one—by up and dy­ ing several days ngo in a Suvunnnh Hospital, nnd who hns now gone to whatever place wiretappers go when they die. If tombstone epitaphs were reliable satan would be out of a Job. P ure, S w eet, Wholesora Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKERY Lord's Purity Water As Good as the Best Daily Service Phone 66 S P E C IA L BAR G AIN S FOR THE FIR 8T C O M P L E T E H O U S E B ILL CAR TER LUMBER CO. SMITn BROTHERS Expert Repair Work President Treasurer Secretsff �i€ v v TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,1921 PAGE THREE B ig Lot of Sweaters in this sale for $115.00 In Tricotine, Znlnmn, Plain and Fur Trimmed at ................................................. $97.50 SUITS Plain, Tailor and Fancy Models for .... ....................... .............. ........ $50.00 to $65.00 SUITS, Tricotine and Velours, $ 3.98 Some worth up to $10 $59.50 SUITS, Trlcotine and Velours, $29.00 SUITS, Tricotine and Velours $6.50 Child­ ren Sweater Sets $ 4.48 ONLY 50 SILK, SATIN AND SERGE DRESSES LEFT BROWN, NAVY, BLACK, ONE-THIRD OFF (2nd Floor) Alterations Extra 44-Inch Tricoiine all wool, navy and black old price $7.00 yard, n o w ....................................... $7.50 Men’s Wear Serge Navy and Black all Wool, 51-inch, f o r ...... .................................................. Only 10 pieces serge and poplins, navy, green and brown, for, y a r d ................................................. Taffeta and Satin, regular $3.00 $8.50 3-4 Kid 40 Gloves for .. ty lV iO $5.00 Gloves M AQ For ........... «pO««/0 $3.50 Gloves, . $2.48 Brown, Black, Grey and Tnn. All Sizes $3.50 UNION SUITS $2.50 UNION SUITS, For ...................................... ......... $1.75 VESTS AND PANTS, For .......................................... ..... $1.50 VESTS AND PANTS, For .......................................... ’•.... ODD LOTS OF PANTS AND VESTS Each .............................................. SPECIALS! SPECIALS! 81x90 SHEETS, best $11.00 HATS ip the new Shades For ......................... $8.50 HATS in the new Shades, SUITS THAT SOLD FOR $50.00, Now ............ BEST PILLOW CASES 4 f\ F o r ...................................... J SOFT FINISH NAINSOOK, QQ Yard .................................. »01/ FRUIT OF THE LOOM, OA Bleach, Yd.............................. 2 CASES GINGHAM (regular O A 50c and 60c grade) for..... »u t .23 40c and 50c OUTING, all colors for ........................... 40 PIECES CURTAIN SCRIM AND CRETONNE, 65c and 75c Vf&Iura BIG BATH AND HUCK TOWELS, each ................. PUN JABS PERCALES 100 pieces • on sale (was 75c) for, y a r d ............................. .48 .29 .38 SUITS THAT SOLD FOR $65.00, 50 Piece Red Seal Ginghams, all new pretty patterns, eight weeks ago was 65c, OQ Snic p rice....................... •£% ) $1-25 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, For ................................. $2.50 and 3.00 UNION SUITS, For ................... 50 pieces of YORK GINGHAM, that Sold for 50c yard. Ol In this sale f o r ............... w o rk s h i r t s F o r ......................... NEST GRADE OF CHAMBREY $18.00 ALL WOOL BLANKETS, For .............................. ........ $15.00 ALL WOOL BLANKETS, For ...... 1...... ......................... $12.00 COMFORT, MARKED $5.00 to $6.00 PANTS, F o r .... ............. $3.50 and $4.50 PANTS, $8.50 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, N o w ................................................ $5.00 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, Now F o r ........... ..... BOY’S CAPS 8PECIAL! SPECIALI 35-INCH INDIAN HEAD, w 5<>« Yard, on Sale q at*yard........ .Z SPECIAL! SPECIAL! LADIES’ FULL FASHION SILK HOSE, BIG SHIPMENT, $3.00 Values for SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 36-INCH INDIAN HEAD, 65« value, for, qq yard �»AGE FOUR \ ’• .V S ; Ai ____ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,1921 I somehow later I ftwnke-to thf • fr.rt | ffllR âfflî n p «-iM IlPM that I had written a life creed oh niyT HH***-v t v .< rv.?f r p : heart out of the hopefulness and dir- , ing of a boy." Was Not-Afraid ny EMORY J. HAYNES, In the MU Own' Let us take the hope and courage Boston Globe. of youth as the truth of this latest of S frtoteldm ■terlaa-^th» young man our years. The New Year must-be It was foretold forty years ago. who wanted the,ifwortl ,that be might KATHRYN W1LKBY, Editor The New Year shall be a good one. good. Can you not sec those lettered disembowel the lUmvfans and not have Phone 4X8 This Is the story of the prophecy. cllfTs? No visitor ever was dull to to bite their throats In the hand-totheir magic spell, and many have hand fighting. It depends upon you to believe it. SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE read them through grateful tears. Forty years ago a lone skater upon Then tho story of the samurai hoy WEEK the glassy surface of a lake In north­ who must once In his life fare death— Thursday— make up his mind that he Is to Hie. ern New England celebrated his soli­ j Duplic ate Luncheon Club with Mrs, Ills own rave, at the nge of twelve, tary holiday. At the far end of his E . T, Roumillat. coming home from school, to find hts ten mile dash he .rested in the noon­ T). A. U. with Mrs. Sam Yontz. great uncle and hts mother all seri­ . Meirie Matrons with Mrs. Robert day sun, sitting af the base of a tow­ ous. a naked »word or. a little wooden ering cliff. J . Holly. nick, the house ull In order. He was a ’stonemason's apprentice, To be told that he hnd disgraced the Friday— a mere boy workman. He habitually family, he had dishonored his father's T. N. T. with Mrs. F. k. Dncger. carried his steel chisel in hts packet. sword and killed a dog. He would bo given the privilege of committing haraTAKES PLACE IN TAMPA TODAY Climbing high and with much hazard, Dr. R. S. Keulor and Mr. and Mrs, kiri, for he was a samurai's son: MARKING NEW EPOCH IN up the face of the towering rocks, he C. H. Kcvlnr leave today for the Ills grest uncle gave him an object HISTORY OF CITY E ast. Mrs. R. S. Kcel j, ..111 upturn- cut this legend in the face of the lesson, showed him how It was dona pany them as fa r as Jacksonville but mountain: and told him to proceed, wrapping the TAMPA, Fla. ,Jan. 4.—Marking the •‘The New Year Will Be Good." will return Thursday. blade In paper, that It might not cut The bold lettering is visible for close of a fight which has been waged his hind, snd telling h!tn that he must miles. The lake in summer is a fa­ for more than ten years, tho city of do as he had seen hts great unde do, M r. and Mrs. F. Daigcr and Master Frederic returned yesterday from a vorite resort of pleasure parties. Each Tampa today goes under tho commis­ In earnest. The hoy begged for mercy. Ills kins­ year thousands of eyes have spelled sion-manager form of government, visit in Tampa. man and his mother were Immovable. with Charles H. Brown, one of South out the cheery monograph, while Was he tfrsld to die? If so. they Florida's leading business men, as Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Roumillnt re boats passed, and many a hearty might help him, and the uncle put hts mayor-commissioner, snd W. J. BarInugh has rung with a heartier Joy as turned from Tumpn yesterday. on hts sword. old and young have approved the ritt, Henry Snow, V. V. Sharpe and W. hand The hoy’s tears stopped. He knew A. Adams ns commissioners. Each his time had come and bowed. He Mrs. R. W. Peatman, Jr., and two sculptured promise. member of the commission is a suc­ opened his dress, rubbed his nbdomcn It will long endure, for the steel cut children have come to Join Mr. Penrdeep, and the mountain will not re­ cessful buslneju man and received the three times. He put out his hand and man. They wll be at home in the move, nor the pretty lake pass away. hacking of the Commission Govern­ grasped the sword. He knew no more Bishop blopk for the present. The boy did not dntc it. Fortunate- ment Club of Tampa—the slate of till a rry of "Mate'* (Stop) brought him cnndidntos put out by this club having to hts senses. Dr. C. J. Jessop, his daughter, Mrs. The reprieve at last. An Instant received overwhelming majorities in Anderson Bowers, and Miss Julia more and he would have been dead hj the primary of November 16th, and his own hnnd. He waited, dated In n Bowers are expected,to arrive today the election of December 7th. , iro m Pittsburg. death sweat. Ills courage hnd later Efficiency in government, with wise tested. He had faced death.—Ash economy in every department of the Magazine. city administration, has been pledged by the commissioners and supporters ACCORDED PALM FOR BEAUTY of the new form of government arc united in th cbcliof that under the Mlsa Harr 1st Lin* Acknowledged to Havo Been the Prettloet Lady o( commission-manager form Tampa will the White Houeo. orated In red roses and poinsettins. read it. In storms the snow silvered enter upon an era of prosperity There were two tables of the mem-, the lettering. In the sun the words greater than she has ever experienced, Historians «re Inclined to give to bars with Mrs. George DcCottea and gleamed with lines of living light. A Immediately following the election Miss Harriet Lane, niece of President Miss Bowler substituting. Mrs. De- sentence by no means elegant, but some of the leading business men of liuchnnnn, the palm for being the pret­ Cottes won the prize for high score,¡crude and boyish rnther. Yet what the city stated they considered that tiest woman thnt ever ruled the White rhetoric could add to the abrupt and property values had advanced at least House social life. 8he was a blond simple prophecy from a hopeful heal­ 25 per cent because of the change, witli hair of a rare gold, deep-blue Tampa is a city of more than 60,000 eyes, and her mouth was said to be thy spirit? The New Year was to be just plain population and with the development one of the most beautiful ever owned "good.” Wns that enough? Is it not of its port facilities is expected to by a Washington belle. Her beauty INAUGURATION was so noticeable that at the dawn mnkc a strong bid for leadership In of'womanhood, when she accompanied enough for us all? WILL COST One good to you, another good to South American trade in the next few her uncle, then America’s representa­ FIFTY THOUSAND me, still another good to others. But years. tive In England, to Oxford, where he always to all who will grnsp it, writ­ Although no announcement has been wns to receive the degree of doetor ten on the very face of the turning made by tho commissioners as to who of civil’' laws, that the student body globe, the next year will be "good." will be made city manngcr this mat­ greeted her appearance with terrific Last summer a wealthy visitor at ter has been the subject of much spec­ cheers, Inspired entirely by the smile the lakeside hotel drew the proprie­ ulation. >The general favorite, for the of her lovely Uprt as she turned her flowerllke face toward them. tor to the corner of the veranda, and, post seems to be E. D. Lnmbright, for Not only was she beautiful In line * Harding, lifting his glasses, asked: "Do you years a close student of commission and curve, hut Jn addition she was see those letters on the rocks? (I am government, and one of the leaders s picture of perfect health, an ath­ the boy who cut them, January 1, of th efight to change to that form. lete of no menn order, as many a 1847. You seem glad to know the There is also some talk of an out­ young gntlsnt discovered after she author. I never revealed the fact. side man getting the job, which it hnd challenged him to a race and Why should I? expected to pny from 88000 to $12,- beaten him so badly that spectators "It is not because 1 said it thnt it 000 per year. Next In importance, of the race unmercifully chaffed him. She played mnny games with is true. No matter who says it, on n In the minds of most citizens, and skill and vigor, and there was not a Happy New Year the New Year will even transcending the mnnngcrahlp in woman In. Washington that could {>e good. It is true in itself. Happy the minds of many, is the post of compete' with her In any game call­ Jhe man or boy who B u y s it, who feels chief of police. The chief will be np- ing for strength snd great activity. it, and who will have it so. pointed by'the city manager, as will In spite of this she wns not unwom­ "The mere freak of a moment, yet other hends of departments, with the anly, and excelled ns a harpist, wrote and, ns the youtfg people of approval of the commission. The com­ poetry, the capital reported, "danced like a mission will appoint the city clerk, feather." city attorney, comptroller and certain other similar officers, and the mem­ Look Out Upon ths Desert. bers of certain administrative bonrds. Come to tho easliTii side of the peak It is believed thnt the new charter and look out once more upon tho des­ by Its provisions making imperative ert while yet there In time. The nfterthe advertising of proposed snles of. noon sun Is driving Its rays through city property, snve in very smnll mat- ■tliu passes like the sharp-cut shafts ters, the allowing of competition In of searchlights, and the Nhndows of letting contracts, nnd the advertising j tho mountslns are lengthening In dis­ silhouette upon the sands be­ of proposed new ordinances, will re­ torted low, Yet still the Han Bernardino sult in safeguarding the interests of range, lending off southeast to tho the citizens. Colorado river. Is glittering with sun­ In order to tnke the municipal gov­ light at every peak, You are above tt ernment as far nB possible out of poll- 1 nnd can see over Its crests In any di­ tics the fifteen men who framed, rection. The vast sweep of the Mo­ Tnmpn’s new commlssion-mnnnger ( jave lies to the north; the Colo­ churtcr fixed the snlarlcs of mnyor- rado with Its old sea-bed lies to the south. Far away to the east you commissioncr nnd commissioners a t| can see the faint forms of the Ari­ $1800 nnd $1200 respectively. Theyj zona mountains melting and mingling reasoned thnt such salaries would with the sky; nnd In between lie make the commissioncrships unnttrnc- • the long pink rifts of the desert val­ tlvc financially, nnd only those men, leys mid the Iliac tracery of the des­ having the good of the city at heart ert ranges.—"Ttie Desert," by C. Van would seek the positions. They Dyke. thought it preferable thnt the “Jobs A Flying Chariot should seek the men1 than thnt the . . . All l’nrls, I think, myself "men should seek the jobs." During the three-month period In | nmong the rest, assembled to see the vsllunt brothers, Robert anil Charles, which the new charter was being, mount Into the ulr yesterday, In com­ framed the charter hoard consulte^ pany with a certain I'llutre de Rosier, the ieaidng authorities on commission who conducted them In the newly-in­ WHERE'S always sunshine in the homes that own a government, nnd took whnt they, con­ vented Hying chariot fastened to on "BRUNSWICK”. Beautiful in appearance and with­ sidered the best features from other air-balloon. It wns from the middle commlssion-mnnnger charters. Fol­ of the Tulllerl«« that they set out, a out a peer the whole world over. You’ll fall in love with this lowing the approval of the charter, place very favorable and welbconnnd tho selection of commissioners,; trlved for such public purposes. Rut wonderful instrument with notes so sweet nnd every word nil was so ulcely manugud, so cleverly the entire board of commissioners carried on, somrhow, that the order distinct. spent some time visiting commission- j and decorum of us who remained on manager cities and studying the prnc-.j firm ground struck me more than even tics! working of the new form of the very strange sight of human crea­ tures floating tn the wind; but I government have really been witness to ten times as much bustle snd confusion a t a WAR FINANCE crowded theater tn London, than what TO BE PASSED OVER WILSON'S VETO these peaceful Parisians make when the whole city was gathered together. In the home bespeaks Rood judgment WASHINGTON, Jon. 4.—Resoln- . . . —Mrs. Ptozl (1784). tion reviving war finance corporation A Half Truth. beenme lnw today with its rcadoption wMtBÍÍr" > v 11121117 Bilk Box—Did Angelina tell you the by house over president’s veto. Sehnto truth when you asked her whether she t overrode veto yesterday. wore half hose? Knit Tie—Yes. CLEARANCE SALE 8. 8.—Whnt did she say? All velvet hats on sale at cost .and K. T.—None of my business.—Jowa below cost—The Quality Shop. 232-3tc Frivol. H o J C ; r _WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRCWg HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR THE PAST.. YEAR MAY OUR RELATIONS WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC BE AS PLEASANT IN THE NEXT TWELVE MONTHS AS THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE PAST IS THE WISH OF I am ready to build that house for you. See me about it. Al­ so repairs, new roofs, screen porches and window screens. Am prepared to do shop work. Give me your order for window and door frames, etc. Shop located between Pirst and Second Streets and Oak Avenue and railroad. FR A N K L.0 6 SING CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR Phone 467-J. Estimates Given The Sanford Herald 1921 Free Almanac For the benefit of our many subscribers who appreciate a high class almanac and ref­ erence book, we are now preparing.to present each subscribed with a Year Book with beau­ tifully lithographed cover,in colors, which will contain the followinginformation appli­ cable to this immediate vicinity: ' Sunrise Sunset Moonrine jHoonset Tide Table for N6ar-by-Places. Full particulars of eclipses of Sun and Moon in this zone. Morning and Evening Stars. Beginning and ending of Seasons. Cycles of time, Religious and Secular, Jewish Holidays. Protestant Church Days. Catholic Holy Days. Legal Holidays in Florida arid neighboring States. . v Flag Day, Hallowe’en, St^Valentines* Day. Postal Regulations. Business Laws. Interest Table. Household Information. Care of Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Au­ tomobiles, etc. Weights nnd Measures. Boy Scout Page. Doctor’s Pnge. Preservation of Fruits, Flowers, etc. Banking Lnw nnd Practice. The work on these Almanacs is being rushed so thnt we expect to have them in the hands of our readers within a few days, Next week we will tell you more about the Alman­ ac and why YOU should keep nnd value the one you will receive. MASONS, ATTENTION l JANUARY 3RD, l t t t Regular meeting Snnford Lodge Mrs. B. D. Sorrell will open b No. 62, F. & A. M. tonight. Work in mnlcing 'parlor*, at No. 0, the Foilowcraft degree. Members ex­ building. No phone, pected and visitors invited to attend. BIG FARMERS MEETING -S There will bo a big farmers meet­ ing at the the Court house Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Post Cards a t the Herald office, le. �TH E 8 ANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,1921 In and A bout i KtlUMof ü|W<rt la Bri*' | W m I 1{e,ml eilet«««1 __ »r - • t. d Talks Succinctly Arranged far Herald Beadem trips all over the state. Mr. Carey came, in to the Herald office this morning to tcll,u a what a fine daily „ florida: Generally t*U lo; paper we are getting out. He likes •od Wednesday. ; IQ and all hla friends hero like it. Fred Daiger and litlr. and Mn. Chief Speer and Mrs. Speer and rttu m e d . home Mrs. Weeks of Geneva havo returned Fmiirich h"ve „ » trip te Tampafrom Amcrlcua, Ga., where they at­ tended the funeral of Mrs. Slegj the . .- j Mrs- Eugene Roumlllat mother of Mrs. Speer and Mrs. Weeks. i» » * Chlcr Speer says the reports about the . i . r p in t. In South Florid.. hard times in Georgia are true and that he was glad, he was living in nw, Murrell has returned to « o University after spending the Florida. WBatiib « r e p o r t ityt with his parents here, C apt The many Sanford friends of Chas. Mrs. K. B. WurrelL Entzmingcr of Longwood were glad i*s Myrtle* Palmer has relumed to see him in town today attending the meeting of the country commis­ ¡r duties at the Fcrnald Laughton sioners. Mr. Entzminger has been j i j .iter spending ten days vacasuffering with carbuncles on his neck ! her hold In Rocky Mount, and having as bad a time as Job him­ self. Mr. #nd Mr*. Endor Uurteii or ucnThe County School Board met in * were snusg the visitors to the rcgulnr. session today with Fred WH1ty today from Geneva. Mr. Curtho board of inms, C. A. Dallas and C. II. Harrison U took his seat un t — -----mtv commissioners for ‘the four- ' nnd Supt. Lawton acting as the offlcitl secretary of the board. Many matters of importance were taken up & Britt are making .some' regarding the county and city schools. taorovements in their show windows Mr. Williams is the n cy member on Ider the supervision of Kenneth the county board of public InstrucMnmll and when finished they will tion and the school btffird fs com­ ic derated along the lines of the posed of njon who understand and will iriy latest ideas in window dressing. | look after the Interests of the schools _____ I in Seminole county. Hon. Forest Lake, chairman of the , -------•Utc road department, is in TnllaThe ”13” Club held its regular fenw this week attending the In- weekly luncheon at the Hotel Valdez auural ceremonies and also attending today and discussed matters of ims meeting of the state road depart- portance the principn! ones being the E. B. Giffot«*, .'•j’-merly of North Dduts, has accepted a position with Ihers Bros, on Sanford avenue and *ill become a resident of Sanford. Mn. Gifford and two children will here as soon ns suitable quar­ tos can be secured. Among the prominent visitors to tfeedty are Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Carey sad W. C. Baker of Cleveland, 0. Messn. Carey and Baker are retired cap­ italists and arc spending the winter it Sanford where they can take side Thorob red Sport M odel J T HAS the individu­ a lity of a d v a n c e d design combined with power, speed, an d ease ofoperation. Come in! YOWELL’S niG RE-AD JU9TMENT SALE .. The Yowell Company is putting on a big readjustment sale and accord­ ing to the facts and figures in the page advertisement in this issue the sale is bound to be a big success. They arc selling ladies' and misses' coats at one-half price. They arc selling suits coats and dresses nt prices that will sell them at once. They are selling n big lot of sweaters for $3.98. They are selling ladies knit underwear, dress goods, kid gloves way down yonder. In the Men’s department they arc selling hats, suits, pants nnd everything very reasonable. Sheets, pillow cases, ginghams, comforts nnd blankets are all going under the axe and have been cut in price until they knre .bound to move until all are sold. Read the prices in this issue nnd uttend the big sale. It lasts until Jan­ uary 15th. CLEARANCE SALE All velvet hnts on sale nt cost and below cost—The Qunlity Shop. 232-3tc DISTRIBUTORS SANFORD L*tingtpn M o tor C om pany C»nnw..uit, In d ia n a , U .S . A. PAGE FIVE At a recent meeting of the Board of Stewards of the Hyde Park Meth­ odist Church, Tampn, Mrs. J. A. ZeigIcr, a nfember of the church and president of the Hyde Park Epworth League, wus employed ns the assist­ ant for the coming year. Carlo! Shipments from Entire Coun try, Monday, Jan. 3rd Florida—Sanford Section____ ..... 11 Florida—Oaktand-W, G. section.... ! Florida—Manatee Section ............. 1 California—Southern Diet. ' California—Imperial Valley ......... ( Total, cara ......................... „...i Destinations of Florida Shipments Waycross .......... ...... ....... ................ Jersey City ........ ........- ................. New York ...»..... ........................... Potomac Yards ......................... »... Cincinnati ..................:........... ......... Diversions Filed^SInee I.ast Report: From Waycross: Out 1st: Potomac Yards 1, Out 3rd: Potomac Yards I. Total lettuce shipments from Florida this season to date, (1-3 inc.), cars .......................... I2ir. Totul lettuce shipments from Florida last season to same ditto, cars .................................. 1012 Total lettuce shipments from U. S. this season to same date, cars ...»....... 2851 Total lettuce shipments from U. S. last season to same date date, cars .......... 1583 Shipping Point Information, Jan, 3rd SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, partly cloudy, Hnulings moderate, Demand nnd movement slow, market dull, few. sales. Carlots f. o. b. cash ‘track nnd usuul terms: 1 Vi bu. hampers, Big Boston, quality and condition wide range, mostly around 50c-60e. TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM IMPORTANT MARKETS s This Morning’s Jobbing Sales— Un­ less Otherwise Stated. ("Joblng sales” means 1. c. 1. sales in large lota by original receivers to jobbers or other large buyers. Weath­ er reports at 8 a. m. today, local time). Additions! Shipping Point Informslion LOS ANGELES, CALIF.! Coo), partly cloudy. Good wire inquiry. Haulings very light. Demand and movement good, market strong, prices higher, quality fair. Carlots f. o. b. cosh track: crates Iceberg $1.35-11.10, Carlots f. o. b. usual terms: $1.45$1.60. IMPERIAL VALLEY: unroported. Summary Los Angeles let­ tuce: Many fields neglected account light supply good stock. Shippers poor demand. Low prices causing expect strong market immediate fu­ ture nccount light shipments of the last three weeks nnd present light supply. Imperial Valley reports, ear­ ly plantings yielding very lightly, mostly on account of weather caus­ ing seed stalks. Later plantings good condition. Shipments immediate fu­ ture will be very light. Acreage es­ timated this year 0500 acres against 9500 last year. BALTIMORE: 35 degrees, clear. Florida“ 1 arrived. 10 cars of track including broken. Opening Tuesday, nnd closing Monday: Demund and movement moderate, mrnket steady. Fla’s lVi bu. hampers, Big Boston, $1.50-$1.75. Crates $1.50. Iceberg, $ 1.50-$ 1.70. Calif's crates Iceberg qunlity ordinary $1,-$1.50, few best CHICAGO: 41 degrees, partly cloudy. Fin. 3, Calif. ? arrived. 18 cars track including broken. Demand good for fancy stock, moderate for ordinary stock. Market stronger. Supplies moderate. Calif’s erntes Ice­ berg, $4.25-$4.50. Few sales ns high ns $5.50. Fin's 1H bu. hampers, Big Boston, qunlity nnd condition ordi­ nary, $1.50-$1.75. CINCINNATI: 45 degrees, dear. Calif 1, Fin. 4 arrived”. 7 cars on truck including broken. Supplies lib­ eral, Demand nnd movement slow, market weaker. Fin’s l t t bu. ham­ pers Big Boston, $1.05. Fair $1.25. Poorer ns low as 50c. Closing prices Monday: Calif’s erntes Iceberg, some now has well on to three hundred and coming all the time. This Club is the most wonderful club offer ever offered by any one in this town. It is not only an easy way of buying clothing but with it you get a chance on Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fire words to s line and rem it ac cordingly. ___ FOR RENT FOR ÏUihJT—Furnished bedroom and ktichenette, no children, 300 Elm. 233-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished and two unfurnished rooms a t 1020 Union avenue. Miss Knight. 233-2tc OR RENT—Desirnble furnished light housekeeping room. Phone 8 FOR RENT—Furnished 5-room apart­ ment, electric lights and gas. 914 Myrtle avenue. 231-tfc FURNISHED ROOMS—Two furnish­ ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park Avenue.____________________ 157-tfc FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen or nico couple, Csn have uso of gsrago. Phono 23 for particulars. 206-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished room. Ap pty at Herald office, 220-tfi Nor can you make m uch money w ithout some effort to I Reserve Your Resources by establishing credit with a reliable bank. FOR SALE—100,000 green top celery plants.—F. L. Greene, West Side. 232-tfc FOR SALE—Ford touring car. Ap­ ply nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc FOR SALE OR • EXCHANGE—Ona 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Walking distance to city. Two lots corner Center nnd Elm Ave. Two lots west side Palmetto- ave., 50 ft. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif. 208-lmo-p FOR SALE—A Cnnoe. the Herald office. UNCLE SAMUEL IS GRADUALLY PAYING UP WASHINGTON, Jnn. 4.—A de­ crease of nearly one hundred ninetythree millions in public debt during the Inst month of nineteen twenty was announced today by the treasury. The public debt is no wtwenty-threa billion, nine hundred and cighty-two millions and was highest when the war debt was at peak in August, nineteen nineteen, twenty-six nnd onehslf billions. P llR I? I lim it M il If I T ilL I l THE GREAT1 EDUCATIONAL AND REFINED Two hours of pleasing, excit­ ing, thrilling acts, with the World’s foremost arenic stars. A SHOW OF MERIT Aeriliat, bare-back riders, cow hoys, cow girls, bucking bron­ cos, fancy and trick riding,^ clowns galore, pretty ponies,' the children’s delight. 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY nt 2 and 8 p. m. FREE EXHIBITION On grounds nt 1 and 7 p. m, SHOW GROUNDS nt 8th and Snnford Avenue. 18 THE M0ST im p o r t a n t ITEM OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. PINEHURST DAIRY—The 95 per cent Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or any Hour----- Deliveries Twice Each Day. V h e d a ir y that IS DIF- P I N R U I T P e T n A I R V FERENT FROM OTHERS” I I l l E i l l U i l O l L F /U I U Phone 367 Ask the State Board of Health Inquire nt 224-tfc FOR SALE—100 ft. front, *117 ft, deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner of 8th St. Nick Zcrnovan, Snnford. 222-2Gtc MISCELLANEOUS PHILADELPHIA: 80 degrees, clear. Fis, 5 arivod, 0 cars track in­ cluding brokne. Demand nnd move­ ment moderate, market steady. Fin’s 1H bu. hampers, heads, mostly $1.$1.75. Few slightly heated $1.25. Ro­ maine $1.25-$ 1.50. Calif’s crates Ice­ berg, no officering*. Fin. Escarole $2.B0-$356. Potomac Yards Diversions: New York 9, Phtla. 2, Washington 2, Springfield 1, Bostoh 1, Baltimore 1. WANTED TO BUY—2 tons second hand blenching paper.—D. I. Hodgdon, It. No. A, Box 198 . " 233-12tp REGULAR CUSTOMERS WANTED for fresh poultry form eggs, mnrket price. We deliver. Seminole Poultry Farm, Route A, Box 200. CLEARANCE SALE FOR SALE One 5-room house close All velvet hats on snlo nt cost and nl. A bargain nt $3,000, below cost—The Qunlity Shop. 232-31c terms.—C. A. Mathews. FOR SALE Six room cottage, dou . ble lot, various kinds of fruit trees NOTICE—Will the parties who left 3ÜG Elm avenue in the night, please Owner, P. O. Box 117. 232-Otp return the door key. 233-2tc FOR SALE—200,000 cabbage plants, $1.50 per 1,000.—H. H. Chappell. 23 3-21 LOST LOST—Bunch of keys on belt hook. Bring to Miller’s Bakery nnd re­ ceive $1* reward. 232-tfc LOST—Brooch, Eastern Star emblem in circle of pearls. Finder please return to Elizabeth B. Musson nt Chase & Co.'s office.________ 233-tfc LOST—One tub of mackerel. Put in Ford truck in front of Yowell's store Tuesday, Dec. 21, by mistake. Party who got same please return to L. P. McCuller. ^ 224-tfc You C a n t Make Hag Without Sunshine make 90me reaI "HAY” in the SUNHINE by starting a check account *--*th us. Ul d up your credit th a t you m a / : ? able to master difficult problems. we will give you a paid up membership in our Clothing Club, valued at $50 Drop around anil look at it. With our dyeing process I can make new-'out of your old faded clothes. —Pete the Tailor, Orlando, Fla. Wa Nÿ ë ïï WÄNTEft—Position ns grove fore­ man by man of experience. Cor furnish beat of reference. Addresi G. L. Tucker, Grandln, Fla. 233-Ot.t WANTED—Team work. M. nanson Shoe Shop Inquire *of 189-60tp Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks �r ” ' .7*íTií A /• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 19211 * - a ' jY-.-r- »?-! r J f . 1« ' ’ . . ». , A ; ' rr-r------— ¡ T - i . ___ Hy and obedience to law, and espec­ ially at these two Institutions, the IVERNOR CARY A. HARDEE plication of effective methods and hu­ mane, treatment upon plastic minds AFFIRMS OATHCHIEF EXECUTIVE will largely redeem and reform them. Our Prison Farm at Halford should MAKES MASTERFUL ADDRESS convicts be operated only by that class of not physically able to work THE BERMUDAS | P r in c e s s T h e a t r e The Bermuda islands suggset tba adventures of Robinson Crusoe In tholr colonisation and present In thetr later chronology a curious parsllal to United O n e N U fh t O n ix . Ststes history, with the events pre­ n s a s iæ a œ M Î ^ J 8 dated by a number of years. The Robinson Crusoe comparison obtrudes because the island was dis­ covered and later tattled aa the direct reault of shipwrecks, and tlie settlers had to build themselves a bark to aet sail again. As for the anticipation of American history on n miniature scale. It may § bo noted that the colonization took place seven years before the I'llgrlms landed at I’lymouth, Mass.; that witch­ es were burned, Quakers were perse­ cuted, nnd miscreants were ducked before similar occurrences are recorded ■ B rìi In New England, and that slavery was abolished In 1834. The Bermudians protested long before 1770 against the iiiiii# mother country's rule, until tho Island prisons were overfull; but relief came In their case not through a dec­ laration of freedom,i but by the ac­ cession of Cromwell. But tho essential point of contact of the American with the Bermudian arises from the all-but-forgotten fact that while the Immortal Lafayette gal­ lantly helped the colonies conclude their war of Independence, the Bermu­ The Minstrel Event of the Season Headed by C H A K L E Y G A N O dians supplied the ammunition to be­ ALL NEW. BETTER THAN EVER. ALL WHITE. gin It. PRICES— Main Floor, $ 1 .5 0 . Gallery, 75 Cents. PLUS TAX So acute was the need for powder In Scats N.w on Sale at the Bower and Roumlllat Drug Store 1775 that Georgo Washington wrote to thc governor of Rhode Island that “no quantity, however small. Is beneath notice.” Learning that there was a M o n ee o r n m v T i o v to i m v r o a TRAIN SCHEDULE LETTESI ESTENT store In Bermuda, and that the Island­ ers were anxious to have the embargo NOTICI IS tlEnCDY (In n that tb« *ad tf Corrected on November 15, ij>20. «III appi/ to t u G önner o f tbe SUte lifted upon shipment of food supplies ■tened e t Fiori di, at To [lob am*«, for Lettere fo u n t la­ Southbound from the colonics, Washington address­ ro reor« ling Edward •U n t a s UcorpoaxUd, tod*r tU followldft propootd rbortor. tho orlged a letter to the people of the island, Inol cf which U now on' ni* te tbe office sf Arrive Depirti who had shown themselves sympa­ tbo RccrtUry o f State cf lU n i d Stato of riortdi. No, 83 ____ _ 2:Cfla.jn. thetic with the American revolution­ WITNESS, our nom** thlo 13ih d er of De­ 2:46a.m. No. 27.......... ists, promising them ample supply of rr n-Ur, a . p . t e s a 8:40 s . el EDWARD IlK in iN S , provisions and “every other mark of No. 01_____ 1:28 p m. 1:38 p. ra. JAS. K. UIUUI.NT, affection and friendship which tba ADELAIDE HM iillNS. No. 88----------- 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p. a. grateful citizens of a free country can FBOrOIED CHARTES OF EDWARD 1U0- No. 85----------- 7:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. oras, incoaron Amo. beltow on lla brethren and benefac^ Tb* nodm lfM d Incorporo taro hereby uoodNorth Bound tore” If they would make this ammu­ oto UtmeilTM tocelber foe the parpen* of U comlai incorporated formine o corpontlofl nition available for the Continental ander ond by elrtuo aad Arrive Depart* of the low« o f the Stole o f r tortdo, with nnd under the following pro­ No. army. 82_____ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 s. a. thirUrt It so happened that the powder had poned 8 4 ...__ 11:45 s . m. 12:05 p. m. Section 1.—Tbo aim e of thlft Corporation No. been procured before the letter was •boll be No. 80_____ 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. Edward m o o n » , ntooaroRATZD delivered, and with It the Continental and II« principal placo of bollato, oboi) be In No. 02----------- 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. army compelled the British to evacu­ tbe Town of Sanford, la tU County of Semi28___ ..10:00 p. m. nolo ond tbe l u t o of Florida, nnd «och other No. ate Boston. placee t i may bo dial (sited hy tb* Doord of Not only the aale of the powder, but Director*. Leesburg Branch the fact that Bermuda allowed the Settico Z.—Tbe (entrai natolo o f tb* bool* Arrivo Departí u b* trnnucted (bolt b* no follow*: coldnles to have salt, so Incensed Its ut», Tbo boria« and Millo* of tatoinobtle*, trac­ 168..’ ___ * 7:30 a.m. governor thnt he upbraided the cltlsens tor* u d fona Im pleutnti, tbo parchan*, onto or tc tc a n U d rental ot n oi fatata; ta otra, No. 22.......... 7:35 p.m. for treason, and feeling ran so high oOptra:*, mi Intel», Ur*, rtat, build or tract 167_____ -1:00 p.m. that he was removed. His successor wartbtfeat* and office bolldlnn. to Mil, marta n . onb-lct, pold«*> Ain, leaM or r o a n ; tbe No. 21___ -.11:55 a. m. was a native of 8alem, Mass., wboee (property of told corporation or any port tbtreof loyally to the mother country was such St lb* dtomUoa o f tbo Doord of Director*; to Trilby Branch money, t u a i bondi, or other obtlnthat he gave up large estatea In the boronr ikma, end to on oro tbo urna by n o rm e* , Arrive Departí colonies rather than Join the revolu­ pledfte or nay other Had of lnotrwmoat, to 100.............. 8:00 a.m. tionists. He was connected, both by make contracta o f nay kind wbntnror for tba fortbmar* of tb* boat orai of tb* Comp« ay, To blood and by marriage, with the Win- doni 3:25 p.m. la mereband tie and deal la nil lb Inc* nnd •No. 24........... neta Which tb* Doard of Director* may deem throp family. Under bis rule the Is­ 101_____ 6:30 p.m. to be ndrtMble or eipedltnt to bo dono In tbo land's full allegiance to England was trauietloo of lta laid botiMea, nnd ran*rally •No. 25----------- 2:00 p. m. Ut baro narrino and enjoy all tbo riebt», pow­ restored. er» and prati Irrte la ridtat ta corpora Moa» for Oviedo Branch Browne wac succeeded by Henry prom ooder ib* Uw» of Ibe Stato o f riortdt. Arrive Departs Hamilton, during whose administration Section «,—CAPITAL I TOCE.—Tbe nmoont rapiul atoek of Ibi» corporation itali 12 6 ......1 1 :0 0 a. m. the town of Hamilton was founded and obof tko osa boadred Ibouaind dollaro »100,000.00) named for him. This town today la which abili bo dltidtd Uto mo thmuand ahareo 127............. 3:40 p.m. at a par lito* o f On* LUadrod Dollar» »100.00) the seat of the liland government. It per tbai*. .Tb» tena» tad condition* upon haa a population of leu than 8,000. which lb* capital otock «ball b* paid In ab«U be y, except Sunday. follow*: It did not become the capital of the a*Both itock aboil be latead only w bes paid for Islands antll the time of Sir Jamei In fall aad Uwfwt mooty of tb* United Statt« In tba Circuit Oaart, Saraatb Jaditlal Cirnlt f America, or In moda, war*. Oockburn, lord chief jnstlce of Eng­ •labor, • f lb* Btat* of n c r ii i, U and for Stada m lta* or otber property to he Ukta at ntU Gouty. land, and before that time one of lta • put ta lu tie o no may be filed by tbo Ourd IX CHAXCEET— BOX TO ESTABLIIH ITD Dim torn, no prwrldcd by Uw. most famous lawyers. Ceckburn, near­ • f Bection QUIET TTTLL I t —Tb* term for wblch thin ly three quarters of a century ago, corporation4.—TEE U to oilat I» ninety.nine year*. Tb* O. It. Rend, Complainant, ra. .made the plea of Inunlty, which saved bualoM* of tbU corporation abaU b* coudactad Cbarlra E. Tlattfllr. at el.. DrfrnJaata. following officer» lo-wit: ORDER OF SERVICE BY PURUCATIOV. the. life of Daniel McKaughten, who byA the prraiilrut, ■ rlre-prtaldrnt, ■ otcretary tad ■ i m torn, and • Board of three and M l mor» To: Lacy Mortem WU-uor*. Sarah L Jrtlla*, ■hot Sir Robert Peel's secretary. Cbarlra C. Warwick, lew It lep o tn t. <"l*rh* upon the public roads. I nm in sym­ (Continued from page one) who wrote and pub* . f Indebtedness to the people o f 'lishc<1 Owt great instrument nnd who pathy with every practicable humane v a t state for the confidence reposed "aw <hpr<‘ln *nch of ■*« depart- method used in handling the convicts me as evidenced by my election ™ nt8 «"d co-ordinate. A free of the state. He who would mistreat «uch an exalted station. I .am n o t1untrammelled nnd. independent judi- them, or who would lose sight of a ^ m in d fu l of the g n a t honor «>*nnln tho bulwark possible reformation is utterly unfit ferred and nm not lacking, I trust, K "' ivIdunl ' ^ r t y . An enlightened, to dent with the problem, but I nm In the fine sense of gratitude which " nt* incoiruptible legislature is the unwilling for an ultra-humanitarianfills my heart today. As I rend the “ll#oluto PS8cntfnl in , governmental ism to dictate our policy to thnt ex­ fundamental and sUtutory laws of ^ f ” ; ™*on of supposed pnr- tent that we lose sight of the econo­ Floridn wherein arc prescribed the knowledge of our laws nnd mic and disciplinary questions involv­ duties and obligations of the chief {’°(, i c “"»uired through he admin- ed in incarceration. I believe the jexecutive, any possclblc sense 0f ^ « t l o n and execution of them. It is Farm should at least be self-sustain­ self sufficiency seems to grow less >»«“ >« the duty of he governor to co- ing and thnt the people should be re­ and my feeling, of dependence upon 0|,' rn L! with the lc^slaturo and ns- lieved of tnxes for its maintenance. the patient good will of the people " "1' tf In its law making Tho convicts physically fit mus* , y functions. I shall propose measures That was “the judgment of the law a j f g j upon the co.opcr.tlon und M- nJ c|cii bu, alsUnce of my associates In office ......... 4U________________ i! *u_ and tho sentence of tho court.” Our influence their adoption through the system of working them upon the more pronounced. improper use of executive power. public roads must bo maintained, and I seriously question if the pres­ Wc nro to be congratulated in that we will never I trust, go back to the ent Is propitious for one to assume men of experience, nbility and pa­ the governorship of the state, if triotic consecration to tho public good private lease. As u prudent business perchance he expects to bask there­ have been chosen ns hend of the con­ man would handle his own affairs ev­ after in populnr favor. We arc to­ stitutional departments of our Rtnte en so should wc endeavor to manage Re­ day in the wake of a great world government. For my part I nm great­ the various statu institutions. membering always that economy ns conflict which taxed to the utmost ly pleased to be associated with (hem well ns efficiency must be kept con­ the productive forces of tho nation. in the work ahead of us and can but During its continuance and Imme­ feel that the official family, which I stantly in mind. Whnt should be our aim for the diately following the armistice may with propriety cnll the cnblnet, future? Speaking very generally which marked its conclusion, pri­ will, from the nbundnnce of their ex­ because this is not the time or place vate 'business nnd public nffnini perience contribute much townrds the for very specific treatment of ex­ have been administered in keeping success of our administration. The isting problems, I would suggest with such profligacy of expendi­ occasion is quite opportune for me to that we begin to give care to the tures as was never before known. bring tljom assurance that execu­ conservation of our natural resourc­ Individual thrift and frugality hnve tive interference will not be indulged. es. The timber supply upon which been largely discarded, nnd erst­ And only in keeping with the spirit while luxuries arc now being of the Inw shall 1 concern myself the state is so dependent, must he in­ telligently conserved, not only con­ classed as necessities. Thoughtful with their departmental nffnirs. served, but made sufficient1for all men have known that such an orgy I wish to welcome, ns co-opnrtncrs times through reforestation. Tho fish /■ of Inflation *nnd expenditure could the men nnd women who have been and game of tho state, now quite not continue, and with prophetic chosen to fill their respective posi­ Voice have all along wooed the peo- tions incident to the administration plentiful, must be preserved, and pro­ j>le back to safer ground. Unfortu- of the Inw. There should exist be­ pagated. This to my mind, will be nately wo have not listened to more tween such officials nnd the Chief most effectively done, when we have 'conservative counsels, nnd ns a re­ Executive a spirit of co-operation nnd taken the mnttcr of enforcement of m i t wc arc in the midst of a period mutual helpfulness. Each of us may our fish nnd game laws away from .o f industrial deflation which in well feel honored th at we havo been local influences. And inasmuch os magnitude, our country hns never called to service. Thnt our fellows those resources belong to all the peo­ | ’experienced before. There is rapid­ have such confidence in our fitness ple, there should accrue to the peo­ ly accumulating a vast nrmy of un­ thnt they trust their business in our ple a fair and reasonable revenue employed and the farms and manu­ hands. We can best repay them by a through the operation of the laws. factories find difficulty in disposing conscientious regard for the Import­ Conservation of resources is not enuf. Wc must build up and develop. That of their products. If the people of ant duties of our respective offices. grent tract of fertile land known as Florida, forced by stress of rircumThe lawn of Florida must be en­ the Evcrglndes, is a potential empire . stances need to take stock of them­ forced. Private property must be selves and lsarn again the lesson respected. The rights of the individ­ within itself. The very important forgotten during the great wnr, ual safeguarded in his legitimate work of drainage nnd reclamation, un­ even so must the state "set its aspirations, but at no time and un­ dertaken years ago must go on. Util­ house in order” against the perils der no circumstances must the indiv­ izing the funds derived from the sale of changing conditions. I desire to idual whether in a personal or in a of public lands after paying to the call upon the people to exercise a corpornte capacity, be allowed to as­ school fund the amount ns required Spirit of charity towards us, who sert himself to the detriment of the by the Constitution, we will, I trust shall attempt to lead during the cri­ superior rights of the public. The ob­ continue the task until completed, Wc must co-opernto with the Na­ tical period of readjustment nnd ligation of law enforcement is upon tional government in the construc­ likewise I call upon them to prac­ the executive department. I trust tion of roads and highways. Wc tice individually those wholesome that nil of us who may be thus as­ must match the Federal appropria­ principles—perscrveranco, industry, sociated will Romchow hear the call tion, always with an adequate state economy and sober thinking. of the people for real service and for appropriation. A_ system of t>ublic ' We have no cause for gloomy high ideals in the administration of foreboding, no reason for discon­ the law. Permit me further to in­ roads, connecting every county site in tent, if only we arc filled with a dulge in the hope thnt it will not be Floridn should be lnid out, nnd event­ , consciousness of our inherent pow- necessary for me ns Chief Executive ually, I believe, the stato should ac­ erer, and n realization of the match­ to resort to that instrumentality of tually, take over, construct nnd main­ less resources which a kind Provi­ the Constitution, carrying the power tain mnin thoroughfares connect­ dence has bestowed upon us. The of rcmovnl of subordinate officers, in ing different sections of the state as .-future is big with promise, and Flori­ order ot force a proper execution of distlngn died from localities. Wc have t The Dress Problem In the Orient da may if she wilt, come into her the laws. The incorporation of this dreamed .<nd rlanncd sufficiently long. Tho Yokohama Reform auoclatlon Now has tl"* time arrived for actual own. Ours Is a rising «state. Her high prerogative in the hnnds of the recently sent a communication to the work nnd construction. It is our people are not lacking in vision, and Governor contemplates, however, a mayor requesting his co-operntlon In In. natural resources she is-rich In­ necessity at times for its use. I would great problem today. I trust thnt endeavoring to prevent coolies and deed. The sturdy character of Am- have everyone clearly understand that the highway commission for the next workmen appearing, In public placet ': eric an citizenship is a result of the I shall not hesitate to use it when four years may set themselves to the with Insufficient clothing to conform with western Ideas of.propriety. The admixture of virile elements of var­ there appear! wanton disregard of task of actually building roads. ied nationalities. In a similar sense the oath of office or gross incompcOur aim for the future should be association's spokesman stated that the reason for the request Is the pres­ the amalgamation of those ever in­ tency in the performance of official to give to tho people of other states, ence of a large number of foreigners creasing streams o f population, com­ duties. some conception of the greatness, the In the city, nnd thc sight of thc scant­ ing to us from every section of thiB Perhaps no grenter service can be attractiveness and beauty of Florida ily clothed persons on the streets nnd broad land, must mean n citizenship performed than that of caring for through truthful advertising. To keep In thC'trnmrnrs will tend to give them of spiritual power and material ach­ our state institutions. Floriita lias in mind nnd foster every movement nn unfavorable opinion of the city.— ievement. Tho courageous spirit of not been backward in mnking provis­ which will develop nnd benefit our From the Jnpnn Advertiser. the people, given fnir opportunity ion for her unfortunate, who by rea­ agricultural, horticultural and live Knocking a Tradition, and materials with which to work, will son of infirmity of mind and body stock interests. The development of Turkey Is 11 t nidi Hon. Recnusc the make Floridn one of the greatest have become legitimate charges upon our marketing burenu, nnd the en­ Pilgrim jut rents were rotten shots nnd states of the union. Do I need to the state. She has also provided in­ couragement of co-operative move­ roiitdn't kill n quail on n bet, turkey call yuur attention to the vnst re­ stitutions corrective in character for ments to the end that the farmers was nil they could II111I for meat on sources, granted us by a beneficial those who have violated the lawk, tho nnd producers may receive the high­ thnt memorable tiny. They bail been Creator. Nearly 1500 miles of sen State Hospital for the Insane at Chat­ est possible price for their products. on n diet of eliims so long tlmt mnylmp coast, dotted here nnd there by splen­ tahoochee and the Institution at Our uim for the future should ex­ even turkey turned like food to llirtn. did harbors. The commerce of the Gainesville for the epileptic, press itself, in improved methods in But tbnt Is no excuse for wishing the nnd world , finds facilities for trade nnd feeble minded.. Adequate provision assessment nnd collection of revenue. blamed thing onto posterity und tank­ It s sacred duty to gnaw a bundle the wealth of the wnters of the sen for their mnlntcnnnce nnd humane An amendment to the Constitution ing of concentrated flddlestrlugs on the belong to us. Millions of ncrcs of treatment of the inmates must nl-1 permitting the assessment at proper Ust Thursday qf tTtry Novambor^— splendid agricultural lands, rich nnd ways bo observed. The Industrial i ™tcs ot thc Kreul cI«88 of Intangible jpptkft Caplttf. b _ _____ _ J fertile, specially ndnpted to agricul­ School for Boys at Mnr}nnnu and the properties; n more equitable nssossture, horticulture and live stock de­ School of like character for girls „t | of property ns between the difFiirmcrs in Dade county nrc look­ velopment, with little more thnn five Ocaia, while incarcerating wnywnrd feront counties; co-ordinatiofi of thc ing forward to tho school to be held per cent of it under cultivation. The youths, must somehow lead them back various departments of thc state; an here by spcclalista from thc Agricul­ wealth of our timber supply upon the to a respect for constituted author(Continued on page Seven) tural College late in December, face of the land and the hidden treas­ u re s beneath its surface speak of po­ tential wealth of untold millions, nnd R a isin g t h e F a m ily - us no Urne jo argua when a man’s Pack Is lull oi a trunk above all God’s eternal sunshine af­ m fords us a climate which is attneting the peoples of less favored climes. I am tempted, perhaps to speak too much at length while contemplating the greatness of Florida. Let us set ourselves resolutely to the task of utilizing the preferred, opportunities and building here on this heaven fav ored peninsula a commonwealth ‘whoso laws and institutions shall be so just and so efficiently admin­ istered that men everywhere will be (¿•attracted to us. In its distribution of powers, the Constitution has divided our gov­ ernment into three departments. As the head of tho Executive Depart ment I shall not forget the intent of JA- COBURNS Jdk 1 \ | BEST UNDER i l O THE SUN than fl-> dirt«tor*. Oecilan I . - O m O n i —Tba officer* ot thi* corpora!km »ball bold office for tba period or to m or OM year from tbo data of tb*]y •)*«Um , ted obnli b* elected at an alocUom to b* bold BpM lb* f i n i Monday U January, A. D, IN I, aad upon U>* fin i Uonday in January la nieh yrnr tb m n flrr. Tb« pe moma wbe ay* te roodact lb* bo tinero of Ibi» corporation to Ita temporary officer*. Balli Iba officer* are alerted at tbo flrat regalar electUn end qeali­ fted, are: Edward □ tfglna, P realdeal and 'Jan trai U a l­ egar, Jame* X. n ig.elio. Vlc*-t*r*q iaaî. AdelaId* Hierin». Stentar/ rod lrenatnrr. Settimi (.—LIABILITT— TU bigbrot imo«It of lndtbtednrei or UablUty to w bi.h tbla cotpora lion ran at nay on* Urn* oebjoct liaelf, to one hnodred Ih-raaand dallan (llfW.tXrO.UOj. Sec Hoc T.—HAKES, EUIDCNCCB AND SUBs c B i r n o v o r nfCOxrosATOBS. Edward U tr(lM . Sanford, Fla . . . . . .f3t,0M.I<0 Junta K. Illgglna, Sanford, Fla. . . . . 100.00 Ad»tilda Illgglna, Sanford, ria. . . . . 100.00 SrcUaa L —U A L Tb* Mil of tbla corporalloa »ball be a circo­ lar Imprento* ria tup tearing In Ih* center tbe word* "SEAL 1821” and arenad tho ctrcnmfrrrnrr tb* word» "Edward illgglna. Incorpor­ ated." STATE OP FLORIDA, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, P8.I Bifora mo, an officer dsly antborlaed to lak* ark nowltd gruiente of deed«, peroonayy rama Edward Mirrine, J anice K. Illgglna, and Ade­ laide lllgglaa, ond oarb acknowledged lb* for*rolng to be hla and brr gtaaina a Irait ore to Ih» rharlar o f Edward tlIgeln*. Incorporated. Wltnrw my band and official real (hla 13tb day of December, A. D. 1020. (BEAL) CLAUDE D. COCCIL Notary l'abile. My rommlaalon oiplrr* Nor. IS, 1832. W. M, CATH HAS. Eoa tía, FU. ' Attainder, Frank Daniil, and C. C. nrtw*. who** place* of reel drnee ar. cnknjwa. It U hereby ordered It at .wo appear t* tie bill or cotnpialnt filed betiln again»! job la tb* aboee eatllled cans* an tba S3th day N January, A. D. 1821, aad "Tba Sanfncd Rwaid" U hereby drolgmaied aa tba Newapapw In whlcb tbU order «hall be pablUbed rote » week for eight » ) conoecutlr* week*. Wl intro my band and ronl of office Iblt II* day of Noeembtr, A. D. 1820. (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS. Ckrl. 11-18 li e By V. B. DOUGLASS, P. C. For Srubbing Clothes ............$t$$ Dry C leaning_______________ .?* Pressing- . . . . ___ ___ __ . . . . . . H ALL WORK GUARANTEED G. W. WATERS »17 East F in i St. Pto»« *<• 1»Ote - Raleigh H. Ferrell, 10, telegraph operator, snld In his cell Monday af­ 'Beauty' _ ternoon th a t he was crazed by drink Th¿’CF la « t Face Bleach cv«^P£ when he robbed tho offices of the d u c e i D oe*w onder;fnra b * ) Western Union Telegraph Co. of $352 Saturday night. TísnóT �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1921 A V IT O N A B 5 0 ® B V V V i g l i l i v i« > -A m IVA B R IT O v a n i a . u m u /u u (OMUaMd rrra.ptf* sti) spect. A government that guaran­ elimination of expense incident to du­ tee! to every citixen, the w-ialfeat nmi plication of work, and finally the sys­ the strongest alike, equal and exact tematising of our work so that many justico before the law and that stands positions, now hardly necessary, may n Iways ready to make good th at guar­ antee; a government, too that offfirs be abolished, the Foundation It is essentially tho part of good to every citixen, the weakest and the •government, insofar os laws and gov­ strongest alike, a fair and impartial ernmental regulations can do so, to opportunity to exercise his inalienable create the highest possible type of rights of life, liberty and the pursuit citixenship, having due regard for the of happiness circumscribed only by a physical and spiritual welfare of all ju st consideration for the rights of tho people. The work of a well or­ bis fellow men. A government that ganized and efficient health depart­ is strong enough, fearless and fair ment cannot bo dispensed with. Im­ enough to make every citizen, the proved sanitation and general health strongest and weakest alike, obey the conditions result always in increased law’ and respect the constitution un­ capacity for efficient labor, giving to der which he lives. Without this obe­ every one a clearer conception of dience to law and order and this sort -S e rv icd -P rice life's duties, and the ability to per­ of respect for constituted authority, the fairest nnd strongest government form them. thut human intelligence could con­ As a component p a rt of this great ceive and human energy direct, must republic we must give serious conultimately fall n prey to its own in­ sidreation to educational problems, ternal anarchistic tendencies. if we would preserve for all time I have spoken perhaps too much at the democracy of our institutions. length, but now thnt the obligation In a country whose government "derives its just powers from the of n great office is mine. 1 find much consent of the governed"; a country difficulty in giving full evprcssion to where tho voice of the people direct­ my viewfa on so ninny important ques­ ly, nnd through chosen representa­ tions within n given time. In trying tives, become the reul law of the to serve you for the next four years land, the necessity for nn educated I am sure thnt 1 shall make many citizenship is more pronounced. I mistakes In making them, however, feci thnt we arc to be congrntulntcd I am indulging in the hope that you upon an awakened interest in the will credit me with worthy motives great cause of popular education. Our National Legislature ia now consid­ ering the question of national aid to our public schools and nctlng on the same principle our state must event­ ually nid the counties in a similar manner. The doy for provincialism is past, the time for larger conception of our obligations is upon us. The richer sections of our country hav e, drown their wealth, not only from their immediate surroundings, b u t, from every state in the Union. The more affluent communities in Florida,* having done the same thing, cannot. say that the education ot the people in less forward communities, is no concern of theirs. We have recog-! Every Cillery repair we make is nixed this principle In the one mill fiinnteed for six months. We are constitutional school tax and we should Hardware Co BESSARABIAi A CONEY ISLAND OF HISTORY PAGE SEVEN AZORES* MAY n E AERIAL HALF-WAY HOUSE Tbe A tom Islands, to yesrj to come, may be an establish#«] mld-Attan tic reat atatlon for airplane flight! acroaa the ocean, Fartbeet from a continent of any Atlantic laland group, th e lalanda lie 830 tnllea west of Cape da Roca, Portugal, and more than a thousand miles southeast 'o f Newfoundland, nearest North American land. Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, while the former were active, mad« the Azoren objects of scientific Inter­ est akin to that evinced In the now famous Mount Kstmal region In Alas­ ka. Suboccnnlc eruptions, sometimes piling up Islands which soon disappear ed, were characteristic phenomena. One early description of ouch an event tells how the earth and waters were rocked for eight days by earthquakes, followed by a vast caldron of fire that seemed to sweep the sea's aurface and consume the clouds, spewing enormous massys of earth and rock. Then there appeared a group of rocka, ever growIng higher and wider until an area ol several square miles wna contained In this "no man's land," I-nter It was shattered, and subsided, ns the result of more earfhquske«. The Azores comprise three groups of Islands. Their total area Is less thnn thnt of Rhode Island ; their popu­ lation about equal to thnt of Kansas City. Mo. Most of the Inhabitants are Portuguese. Ths rest nre Flemish and Moorish, with A few Immigrants from the United Kingdom. Fruits nnd fish constitute the prin­ cipal exports. Oranges nre supplant­ ing pineapples, hut the other products —lemon, citron. Jnpaneso medlar, nnd hnnnnns—maintain their popularity. The principal fish are the mullet, tun­ ny, nnd hortto. Rnlnt Michaels, largest tslnnd of the group, has lavn beds, caves which may be traversed for miles, and a mam­ moth crater with two Jeweled lakes— one azure, the other em erald—at Ita bottom. On Santa Marls Is the church where Columbus knelt. Off Tercerla n sub­ marine volcano made Its nppearenco as recently ns half a century ago. On Corvo have been unearthed coins which suggest Carthaginian visits, and an Arabian geographer o f the twelfth century described H ands of the "West­ ern Ocean" thought to have been the Azores. About the middle of the fifteenth century the Portuguese sent expedi­ tions to settle upon them. One Island, Fnynl, was presented by Alphonso V of Portugal, to his aunt, Isabella, duchess of Burgundy. It was upon her marriage to Philip the Oood, duke of Burgundy, that he founded thf? fa­ mous knightly order of the Qoldcn Fleece. 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S E E THEM A T THE Bessarabia, recently assigned to the suzerainty of noumanls, has long been a racial catch bnsln. Her population was more thnn 2,* 000.000 before the war, nnd Included Moldavians. Little Ilusslans. Jews. Bul­ T ilZ CIRCUIT COURT Or THE SEVENTH garians. Greeks. Armenlnn*. Tnrtnrs, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF __ . . the stnte. I hope the time may soon Germans, nnd Gypsies; but that list FLORIDA. IH AND FOR BEXIHOLZ COUNTY.— IN CHANCERY. « | H I A M P V come when we.shall hear no more Is short compn*rd with the encyclo­ <4in Medili, Complainant ULi U T T lT ll kJ inadequate facilities must he pedic procession of Gctne. Goths, Farm bureau work in Pnlm Bench lant. I ft (P i ft ft A plead ns an excuse for turning away Avnrs, Hume. Bcssl (whence her county is attracting much nttcntlon tilth lim ili, Ilefem CITATION. o M l ili U rlili’ cata of lu tila Htmniooa. *111 Ltlj «P -L llatll/ from their doors so ninny of the unmr), Ugrlans. Kumntis. and Mongols, here. The membership in the Com­ M artin Sirte:, ritllatltlphla, Penna/l-anla: lo mention hut n few. since the days youths of the state knocking for dnI t «wearing troni an arridivi! n ie l to Itila munity Councils bus incrensdc more a ra .h e S toves,.$15.00 0ur cj„ c„llonnl prob. of the original Cimmerians. c that you aro a mm-rwMent of tha Stata that you* placo of resident* la For Bessarabia, sloping southward thnn 100 per cent. Enormuus quan­ f■re Florida: or la tita Hi miniti«, m i M artin Blraat, ,ron...... Ion, today, however, I, with oar rarfrom the westward foothills of the tities of truck have been shipped from lillaitalphli. Pennsylvania: .hat you ara orar ha age or twenty-vine jaara, and th at that« .............’***«?? nn fll 8choo,B' The overwhelming per- Carpathians, between the Dniester and this county this season. no una la Ilia S ialo of rlutlda tha servir* ol Cra ....... —— centage of our future citizenship is Pnith, down to lhc BInck sra and aubpoana upon whom would hind yon, tha aald tilth M.-OIII, d JP jj’U y now attending the country school. Try- Danube delta, lay In ths normal geo­ T1irr*fnt*. fo*i arc harrhr ordered *»d ta­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE I EYENTH v Ov i It* 1 ing as best they can to equip themllir c i no Ih, Till d a r of February. A. II. UC1. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT o r FLORIDA, IN graphical pathway of tribes pushing n appear to the hill of complaint eihlhlled AND TOR SEMINOLF COUNTY.— 115 M agnolia A ve. wives for life's duties in a school westward from Asia and southward fa lc a i Jim In Itila cattar, uthrrw lac a drrrra IN CHANCERY r*> runfruo will 1« rm rrrd again.! you on __________________ whose term, is in many counties, not from the blenk Husilau steppes toward ahi dale. William M. Woodcock, Complain«til It 1. fnrtlirr ordered that Itila notice Ik> pole >**++4* 1 *.Z IjT T T more thnn four »»onths a year, nnd the warmer seacoast lands. Moreover, altad In the Sanford Herald ocra a weak h r II,In, Legatees, P*t Y ofttimes presided over by poorly paid Bessarabia la c t ths convergence of Tb«lee,Unknown O l i r H r.lt, or other claimants under B. WITNESS ntr hand and the real ot aald X® incompetent teachers. It is the rural these two history-beaten paths, and mor*. denaead, tic.. IWfemlanla. )>urt uu tUa the STIrd d ar of December, A. !>. CITATION ” " \S fC tfl school problem which Is beginning to many times ■ clash ensued to decide To lh« unknown heirs, legatee«, dcilicr*, r u n ­ t*»». r . a . imil' i i i . a s s , ic**, or olbtr cUlmanla under B. U. Whit­ e u s t i s , ;; attract the attention of our National which group should pass through tho Clark of ITrcult Court, more, dec«M*d. ind to «nr and «II other “neck of the bottle" toward Europe’s prrtona i O F W * f Seminóle Cuentjr, Florida. or parti*« claiming «aj right, till« b o . a . D e c o rri:« . \ lands of milk and honey. or Intercut lo and lo lh* following described «..locllor and of Counael foe Complainant. In Seminole County, florida, mor« par­ Among tho moat harrowing of the In­ land ,____ It'-'(r ticularly described 1 * follows, to-wlti vasion! was that of the Mongols In Tit* Mail half ot tha North*«*! quarter of NOTICE TO CREDITORS tit« Northweat Quitter of lh« Northeait Quar­ In Court of tha County Judgu, Seminóla Coun­ tho fourteenth century. They cnsie ter of tho South watt Quarter of Peclloo S, ty. State of Merida across the Volga under Batu, grandson Township 31, South of Rani* SO Eaat. In ra Eilat« of It apt-arlflX from tha «worn bill of com­ iiKN'ny utjrnoN. of that Mongol Charlcmngne, Jcnghln plaint riled la th(« ciuae. that you bat* or all Credlton, L a ta te a i, D litrlkutaaa and all Kahn, and though there ts no completn claim Id bava «onte Intere«! In and to lb* land ToFanene hieing Claim« or Demande agalnit herein above deacrlbed, Ihtrefors, you and each story of their depredations In Bes­ said Eelalar ■tf you are hereby reunited lo be and a pisar be­ and each of you, ars hereby nnltMed sarabia, that region probnbly suffered fore our Circuit Court at tbe Court llmua In andYou,required lo preevnl any claim« and de­ atrocities similar to others which uro manda whlrh you, or ellber of you. may have agatnel lh* relate of Henry luindon, deceased, recorded borrowing detail. At la te t f Henilnole County, Florida, to Itia un­ Ryazan women and children were used dersigned E ierutnr of aald estate, within two year* from the d a ta hereof. as targets In how-and-arrow contents; Dated. Nor. Il lb, A. P. I » » . silvers of wood woro driven under the «entinóle County, riorld«. ones a week for r. n. UAnRis, twelve weeks. 11-13 Cte Ki ecu tor. nails of the m en; then they were corWITNESS my band and the M ai of Iba said Circuit Court on thla Ulh day o f December, A. Good times may be nhcad, but if so D. IKO. K. A. DOUGLASS. they are so fa r ahead that overtaking (HEAL) Clerk of tbu Circuit Court, alive. Another city, Kozeisk, was re­ Seminole Counly, Florida. them seems hopeless. named Mohnllg, "City of Woe," nnd ». A. DsCOTTES, Solicitor and or Cuaaaal for Complainant, Kiev wna Inld *vnsto after her people Post Card« the Herald office, lc IS -llle had been tun lines: aud murdered. A picture of peaceful, pastoral Bes­ sarabia prior to tiie renewed ravages of the World war, furnlitlies a pleasing contrast. A delight to the few tour­ ists who went through tho reglou, were the Moldavian homes. A Moldavian Interior was Immnculste and vivid. Brightly-colored curtains and hanging! were used. An Inevitable of yellow decoration gourds, the raising of which Is one of the minor Bessarabian Industries. Tbe people are deeply religious. Each orthoodox home had Its altar, facing east­ ward, sacred bread beneath the Icod , and cornstalks plnced In tbe shade of Even (he altara a cross before It. ware colorful because of their draperlea and candles, and many timea the/ were taden with flowera. Tbe Be* aarablan women nre sprightly, brighteyed, and pretty. M oldavia« constituted about half the Inhabitants of Bessarabia. Roumania. It will ba recallad, was formed by tbe union of Moldavia and Wal* Sanford lachta; hence the adjoining Beesarabla, with Ita larga Moldavian pop­ ulation, long has been the "Irredenta" of Boumanla. I ^ Waiting For HERALD PRINTING STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the Stockholders of Sanford Build­ ing & Loan Association: The annual meeting of the stock­ holders of the Sanford Building A Loan Association will be held at its office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, Florida, at eight p. m., Saturday, Jan ­ uary 8, 1021, for tho purpose of elect­ ing directors for the ensuing year, and to transact such other business ns may legall coma before 1L T. J. MILLER, Attest: President. A. P. CONNELLY, Secretary 12-8-oaw4t NOTICE Dr. L. C. Ingram announces tho opening of his office upstairs in the new* McEwnn-Edwards building, Or­ lando, Fin. Some confusion and dianpopintment resulted from not open­ ing as announced which was the re­ sult of unforsccn difficulties in com-j plcting the building. 231-2te KOKOMO, UNITED STATES $ AND MILLER TIRES $ HOWE RED TUBES $ II. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Sanford, Florida MAINE GROWN $4.5« 10-PECK SA C K S F. F. DUTTON, Inc Florida T H E H ERALD’S Office Supply Department has ju3t re­ ceived a large and complete line of this beautiful stationery —no two boxes alike—and w e will print any monogram on paper (or cards) and envelopes—in one, two or three colors � 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, January 04, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/0a6f538cb44b107b15f2c21ba5467fd1.pdf 4bd010f4a04e8c964a642a8b8c5dd6ac PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF TJHE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLO RIDA, M ON DAY, JANUARY 3, 1921 NUMBER 232 volume u ssia n somr Ì 0 C OPINION SHOCKED RREPRESENTATIVE SURRENDERED AT BURNING IRISH TOWN MIDDLETOWN WIPED OUT WILL VETO WATSON WANTS WAR FINANCE BONDS TO BE LIBERTY, HELD UP TO REAL VALUE BY U.S. M ARTENS, WHO CAUSED MUCH CORPORATION AS AID TO FARM­ TROUBLE, IS IN ING AND OTHER CUSTODY INDUSTRY DIES FROM v WOUNDS AT HANDS OF MOB RESULT OF AMBUSH vo ONE APPROVES OF THIS K ACTION OF TIIE m il it a r y " .« S i» « .“” A ONE HOUR TO VACATE ... TU W u t r f Tnu) LONDONrJw- 3-—Public opinion «u tkockrd when details of the bumS ^ T h e Irish town of Middleton «iturdiy wss made public today. No ^ktrf vU the outspoken approval of tK( panishment meted out to the vUUrt by Msjor General Stricklnnd ex.faitd and evidently some reluctance undone this method of keeping or¿n Official statements declared „ nB dwellings were destroyed, os 0« result of the ambush of police ttu the town Wednesday. OccumjIi were given one hour to vacate, 5 w<r« permitted to remove vnlubut have to leave furniture. Re bouses were then set on fire. FIND DEAD BODY OF NEGRO NEAR TAFT ORLANDO, Jan. 3.— Yesterday Boning Chief Vestel received a long diitaue phone call to come to T a ft A nepo named Jesse Franklin, who tad been missing for several days, bad been found in a bog Avo miles west of the city lying dead with hla seek broken. A horse which he had departed in quest of when he waa last tees wsi also found dead near the body. The sheriff's office had been Ktififd and Deputy Furen was soon ec the scene. A coroner’s Jury hastily espinelled, viewed the body after hearice the story’ of tl.e negro’s dis­ appearance and making other invest!ptions, arrived at a verdict o f donth from accident It appears that the hegro, after finding hit horse, immersed In the be*, attempted to free him and In tome manner the plunging animal dealt him a death blow. Money fnuhd «u the body served to disprove any theory that death had been the result of foul play. WEATHER FOR TIIE W EEK. Fsrwut for the Period January 3 to 8, Inclusive. CHEAP SUGAR IN SIGHT FOR 1921 then took th «elder Hamea Into the country and gave him a severe beat­ ing. Mias Hamea said that earlier in the day the crime was committed the nineteen year-old youth told her that Joea had threatened him with death at the hands of the “ Klu Klux Rian." The young woman said ahe could not Identify any o f the men fcrho were In tho party. She said several per­ sona, whose names ahe did not give, had told her that Jonea had mado threats to have Grady Hamea killed. The coroner's verdict, as a result of th elnquest Intoithe death o f Grady Hamea, rendered today, waa that he came to hia death at the hands of “parties unknown.” CARDINAL GIBBONS’ CONDITION UNCHANGED BALTIMORE, Jan .3.— Cardinal Gibbons. passed a comfortable night. His condition is unchanged this morn­ ing. Ld. Salter, one of the most popu- L t‘ rd Cirt“ lnly one of the finest . J" that any organization our ci«y. He is not n 7™ ’ • kllh,°UKh ho m«y »*■ disguised he is not n millionnire, altho - J r J V T bit 1 ,h. COLBY FOR HOME ON FLORIDA TODAY ( B ; TU Au k UUA F m i ) BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 3.— Colby is expected to leave here tonight on Uru­ guayan cruiser' fo r Montevideo where battleship Florida la waiting. Florida leaves fo r United States aa Colby goes aboard. REDUCTION IN FUTURE ARMAMENT (By Tb« AtioclkUd Prtt«) NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Jeremiah Dohannon, prohibition enforcement agent is said by police to bo tho mys­ terious Mr. X. sought in connection with recent killing o f Monk Eastman, gangster nnd World W ar hero, sur­ rendered today. (By Tb« AtiorUtwJ Pr««i) NEW YORK, Jnn. 3.— Bohan Int­ "* the " M,,,lonarc er arrested was chragcd with kill­ ,Ut We '°!,ine thnt ^ ing. Police said he confessed shoot­ IMndw thnt ‘ itlo on ac- ing Eastman. tn5t* 1,0 ia n°t rable ,7 V a, ,k°URh he has connid- .AUTHOR TO EXPLORE thonJi! V hf ’ * not nn 0,d "ron, THE DISMAL SWAMP « *• JusthFjh Snll" tUrninK * rny’ bUt ob.nv j .*■ S ’. preM MRcnt for NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 3.— Secrets how on’th \ hc biBfreBt nnd best locked in the fastness of dismnl u pubilci¥ ron; ,oday and much of swamp f o r centuries are to be reveal­ L* J . inJ , pr pu,arity «» duo to ed by Charles Fredericks Stransberid 5J d? ? c hy Sir Edward. He ry, author nnd journalist, who yes­ 'sit this m? ' i 0iT'CC hi* customary terday ; ’.arted tho first o f a series of S tl, 2 7 ' tnlk“ i over old explorations by scaplnne, taking ■ '^ n : , i r h i d n Ph~ swnmp regino. Mr. Stranbcrry has .¡necwe V u y h “ d not Krown for tho last fifteen years made* a hf sanctum k ^ t h m laBt nnd ,eft study o f tho great unexplored waste and has written extensively about it. >'«n In ,h. * orV " ,h' The fly in g ship is the first to rest In hi * zr, r * on the histrolc lake, nad Mr. Strana4,1 old friend. ; . d antl th«y herry expects to reach parts never way, wni £ n<J* of ‘ he Herald and heretofore penetrated by white men. 4 •d that is renllv°» b“ Ck ° n a iricn d (By TS* An«cUt«d It»««) WASHINGTON, Jan. 3^-From of­ ficial sources ascertained today Pres­ ident Wilson had decided to veto the resolution to revive war finance cor­ poration ns an aid to fanning and other industry. Disapproval of the measure was recommended by Secre­ tary Houston. ONLY BANDIT COURT NFCESSARY IN LARGEST CITIES IS (By Tb« AitecUUd T n u ) WILL INTRODUCE BILL I N CONGRESS TO THAT EFFECT WASHINGTON, Jar*. Resolu­ IBj Tb« A*«*ci«U4 htu) tion to revive war finance corporation PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.— A new vetoed by president today and senate immediately took up measure with tribunal, known ns “ Bandit Court," view to passing it over veto and did wns opened here today. Only holdup nnd robbery cases will be heard. One so. House expected to act likewise. o f common pleas judges will pre­ side. GERMAN EX-CHANCELLOR BETIIMANN-nOLLWEG NEW YORK, Jan. 3.— White gran­ ulated sugar should coat American housewives not more than nine cents a pound early in 1021. The price m ay go low er. This is the prediction o f augar men as tho market continues collapsing. Cuban rnw sugar is being offered freely In New York market around three and a half cents a pound. On this basis the fair price retail is nine cents. Some eastern stores already a re selling sugar at nine cents. Tho latest bulletin o f the American Sugar Refining Co. says that “ the price o f moat refiners is now eight cents per pound, less 2 per cent f o r cash.” This is one cent low er than the fa ir price allowed wholesalers in war-time when sugar retailed at 11 cents a pound. It is now generally accepted in the sugar industry that there will be no shortage next year. CLAIMED BY DEATH SPANISH STEAMER WRECKED OFF COAST (By Tkt i u t d i t W Tnu) H r Th* a u k i « m r> «u ) BERLIN, Jan. 3.— Dr. Theobald von Bcthmann-Hollweg, form er Ger­ VILLA GARCIA, Spain,- Jan. 3.— man imperial chancellor, died last The Spanish steamer Santa Isabel was night after a brief illness on hi« es­ wrecked on northwestern Spanish tate at Hohenfinow, near Berlin. coast with considerable loss o f life. FORD EMPLOYEES WANT FACTORY TO MAKE CARS WHILE SHUT DOWN IS ON Employees Would Pay for All PRESIDENT ELECTS GIVES TIME CANVASS o f the Raw LEGISLATIVE SITUATION Material AND FOR USE OF FACTORY Plant Employes More Than Thousand Men at Detroit Fifty IN CONFERENCE WITH SENATOR CURTIS OF KANSAS, THE REPUBLICAN WHIP (Br Th« Ai««cU I«4 Pr«««) MARION, Jan. 3.— President-elect Harding gave most o f his time today <Br Th« Aiik UU«! Trt««) to the cnnvxass o f legislative situation DETROIT, Jnn. 3.— A petition re­ in conference with Senator Curtis of questing the use of the Ford Motor" Knnsns, Republican whip. Other call­ Company plnnt here for the mnnufnc- ers on the list woro Clifford Plnchot, turc of cars for employees wns circu­ form er chief forester servico and lated among the employees today. Representative Towner of Iowa. The request proposes thnt the com­ pany turn over the plnnt to the work­ ers during the period of the shut down Docket Filled W ith Assigned which wus announced Inst week. Em­ Cases of Nation-Wide ployees will ngrec to pay for nil rnw Interest. material. All departments at High­ SENATOR NEWBERRY UP land Park plant, usually employs more than fifty thousand and closed ALONG WITH OTHERS ON T H E today. C IT Y IS NOW IN COMPLETE CORRUPT PRACTICE SENATE FINANCE CONTROL O F ITALIAN ACT CHARGE COMMITTEE BEGINS FORCES ON TARIFF BILL WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Reconven­ ing tomorrow after the holiday recess, FIUME, Italy, Jan. 3.—Capt. Ga­ (By Th« A*««<Ut«4 P i « m ) the supreme court w ill face a calendar WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Senate brielle D'Annunzio wlll not remmln in of assigned cases wlttch those fam il­ finance committee prepared today to Italy, follow.'intr hi» retirement as head iar with the court declare to be un­ begin consideration o f emergency I , „ _ . , usual both aa to number and public tnriff bill recently p .u c d b , b o u .e .."f ,h ‘ o f «u .rte m o , It l> interest^ ___________________ nsserted here. In well informed cir­ Eighteen cuscs a rc litsed on the cles it is declared he will go to Rome, Monday calendar, though, since, it will where he will place in tho hands of be “ decision day" the chances are that ! tho king all mednls awarded him dur­ arguments will not bo heard In moro I ing the war, including the gold medal thnn two or three. r C D T A f\ T ___________ °* bonor» highest Italian d e co n The government suit •against the ( j E J l , | A l l l 1 1 j 1 j Oon, nnd then leave the country . United Shoe Machinery Company nnd Delegates from the Fiume council the cross bill of that corporation heads MARION, O., Jnn. 1— Although ,lid t M r utmost to lnduce Gcncral the list. Other ensos o f more then locnl interest Include the Kentucky President-elect Harding will publicly C'nvnlln, in command o f Italian govdistilleries case, involving an nppcnl name his secretary of ststc nnd bov- j ernment troops in Lalmntln, to allow from tho state law affixing nn extra oral other members of his cabinet thu poi’t-soldicr to leave Fiume nt the tnx on liquors in bonded warehouses; here soon, his close friends believe ! hcad o f hi> Icffionnalres, but the gentho invested capital case, nnd nearly it will be several dnys before he nnmes cn d sternly refused, Exchange of prisoners taken during related revenue suits; tho appeal o f his entire cabinet. It is said he has' Hume began today, 103 Scnntor Trumnn Newberry of Mich­ encountered many difficulties In fit-’ lb c igan and others from conviction and ting the right man In the right j o b . i " i ^ l a r s being surrendered nnd .^00 the corrupt practices act, nnd a series Much changing about already has Ictfionnnires being returned to Fiume. of suits involving the right o f the been necessary in the lineup, it Is ‘ Ortler is being mnintnined In the city Polifo organized by the na«lien property custodinn to selxe bonds said, nnd it may be some time before |bV deposited in the United States be­ thc task ia finished. It is also said tionnI counc,L whlIe the ItaI,an * ° v* fore the w ar of Germnn insurgents to the next president is reserving sclcc-' em m ont has offered a special detail tion of men for ono or two less im -(0^ soldier* should their service bo recontrol American property honders. portnnt portfolios for men he desires.quired* to have near him nnd who might bo ^*bo P°cta 8°n tried to enter Fiume crowded out o f larger assignments In ycBtcrdoy. He was accompanied by the rush. I G,*no Herl, a journalist, who tried to His advisors could throw little light j P«®* him through the lines, but he was on the makeup of the cabinet, but discovered nnd turned back. • The government has begun the dis­ they did bring into prominence the armament of the legionnaires. The WERE LOST IN T IIE WILDS OF name o f A. T. llcrt o f Kentucky, who heretofore hns been little men- >><*’■ »hips will lenvo the harbor toO N T A R IO -L O C A T E D AT Honed in cabinet gossip. Those In a m orrow and will be taken to Pola. TRADING POST position to know believe Mr. llcrt Ia|Wlthjn five days none of the poet’« ( B r T U A m cU U d i n i i ) being strongly recommended to the.^ro°P® *ddi whom he haa held Fiume rioC K A W A Y , Jnn. 3.— Three miss­ president-elect for some position, but aff®1nst the world fo r sixteen months, ing naval balloonists, missing three what pise« la uncertain. |w l» Tcmaln, and all arms In the city weeks, cn route home today through Today Representative Mondell, ma-|W»l b* ‘ «rned over to Italy, the snowy wilds of Ontario. Mes­ jorlty leader o f the house; Represent«-1 Eiume still is isolated from the sage received last night said expected tlvc Anthony, Kansas, nnd Jamca H er-¡w orld nnd the military authorities to leave Hudson Bay Company trading ron, senator-elect from Arizona, called !aro cxcrelsli.g closo watch over those post December 27th, nnd reach rail­ nt the senator’s home. »trying to evade thq guard«. road In nine day« if they made good Our Indy friend says she dislikes A t Palm Bench they are talking of time ns it ia expected they will ar­ the dictionary because it spells words $400,000 for u system of roads into rive at Mnttice, Ontario, tomorrow or so different from what she does. the Everglades country. Wednesday travelling by dog sled. CARUSO IMPROVING In III. n f!’ r ,h' blK « n t NEW YORK, Jan. 3.— Enrico Ca­ ruso, Metropolitan opera tenor, suf­ fering from pleurisy, is progressing Into^thi" p 310’”00 ,o r n slowly but surely, it wns stated today. During the day there was a notice­ able lowering of his temperature. WILL GIVE KING HIS MEDALS AND THEN QUIT ITALY ALL CABINET OFFICES NOT MISSING NAVAL BEEN FOUND • . 4 - *- . . t . * \ _ ", Vm«— m -- F IN A N C IE R HOLDUP AND ROBBERY MAY DE CRANK ON SO M E T H IN G S CASES RECEIVE AT­ RUT HAS RIGHT IDEA TENTI ON ON BONDS SUPREME COURT MEETS TODAY AT WASHINGTON WITH IMPORTANT CASES Soalh Atlantic and Esst Gulf stat**■ UnsettlevI and rains beginning of v«k followed by generally fair; norPROHIBITION AG EN T 8111 temperature. HELD FOR KILLING MONK EASTMAN FD. SALTER HERETHE SEASON IS ON (B 7 TU AuwcUUd F m i) .WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-M artcn n , Russian Soviet representative, fo rm ­ ally surrendered hero today to Secre­ tary W ilson at the Department o f L a ­ bor by hla counsel. Martens hns been in custody of his attorney since his arrest several months ago. H is DAYTONA, Fla., Jan. 3.— " I told deportation has been ordered. you Jonea said he would have mo killed tent eh V* TTame.« ♦*«♦!« ed today at the coroner’s inquest were the dying words o f her brother, Grady Hamos, who was shot down while de­ fending hla father, Arthur Hamea, from a mob of alx o r eight men who MEN PREDICT N IN E went to tho Hamea boarding place SUGAR CENTS, PER POUND here Friday night o f last week and OR DETTER mortally mounded young Hamea, and ATLAN TA, Ga., Jan. 3.—Thorn»» E. Watson, United States senatorclect, from Georgia, announces in » copyrighted statement to be published in the Atlanta Constitution Sunday that nt the extra session of the 67tlx congress he will introduce a bill t o make Liberty und V ictory bonds a n d : other government w ar ]>aper legal*, tender. Mr. Watson haa announced plans f o r introducing bills to force the federal reserve and farm loan banks to len d : money directly to individuals and t»* require the secretary o f the trea su ry to issue the unissued greenbecks a u ­ thorized by a bill signed by President Lincoln. The total o f these authorixedbu tunissued greenbacks, according the senator-elect, Is $102,000,000. Discussing his plan to make legaL tender o f Liberty and Victory bonds* credit certificates, w ar saving* sta m p » nnd all government obligation p a p a r issued during and since the aW o rld War as a remedy fo r what he cla im » Is an existing “ domestic criala," M r . Watson declared such action w ould, have on electrifying effect upon Araax*«lean business. On passage of such legislation Mr.*Watson declared “ all apprehension, o f* a panic would as quickly disappear.*** Regarding the nation’s! financial' system Mr. Watson said he would i » troduce bills to make it mandatory under penalty fo rthc regional bank* to lend direct to farmers on a p ­ proved securities at on interest rater not over 5 per cent; to repeal th a t section o f tho farm loan bank act r e ­ quiring a group o f ten signatories t o n lonn nnd insertion o f n mandatory clauec compelling such banks to le n d to nn Individual applicant upon a p ­ proved security without the require­ ment o f additional obligator*. BITING DOGS LOOSE ON OUR STREETS This morning as the editor o f th «f Herald was walking around tha Poopics’ Bank corner a white and tan fo o t terrier ran up behind him and trie d to take n piece out o f his leg. H » succeeded in tearing the botton part: o f the leg of tho trouacra off and ju a t grazed the skin. The only thing t h a t saved tho dog was tho fact that t h o editor had no gun in his pocket b u t that dog had better keep scarce b e ­ cause if he” ever crosses our path again • we intend to kill him i f possible. Thta. ■ dog in evidently mnd or is gobigrTOad-? and if he is allowed to roam the strotyt nt will he will bite children and every­ one else who comes in contact w itit him. Dogs havo been allowed to ru n loose in Sanford fo r years. This paper !hi.s spoken about it from time to tim e. We are speaking about it again a n d . we do not care who these dogs Be­ long to they should not bo allowed' t o run loose on the streets without theirowners. We nlso noted in the state—« ment o f tho city clerk last month th a t a few dollars had been collected f o r dog tax. There nre ut least 1000 d o g s in this city. They should pay ta x e s­ and if they are as dangerous as theone that bit us this morning theynhould be killed. No real city* allow » dogs to run at will on the streets anyJongcr. It is about time that S an ­ ford took some «tops in this m atter• or went back into the village claaai nnd let the dogs and hogs and cattftr have the streets and the pedestrian» will stay indoors and let the anim al» fight tt out. Miami is seriouuly considering changing over from the aldermanfcform o f city government to the m ors concrete nnd businesslike commission: government including the city mana­ ger feature, such ns Tampa recently" adopted. �**AGE EIGHT THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD» SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 BUILDER F ro m the Foundation Quality-Servied-Price Following the conceuioni granted STATE EDUCATORS W IL L MEET IN ORLANDO N E X T them by southern traffic executives YEAR Thursday, Florida Citnis Exchange , men nnd independent growers and TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1.— Orlando shippers were busy Friday prepar­ ing to carry their contention to the was chosen as the place fo r the next northern lines in an effort to obtain convention o f the Florida Education­ similar concessions on tho proposed al Association. At the afternoon session officers to rules regarding reconsignment and represent the association were elect­ diversion privileges. An examiner for the Interstate ed. They arc ns follows: President, W. D. Cawthom, Gaines­ Commerce Commission will be in Jacksonville January 21st to take ville; vice-president, Miss Christian evidence in the case which is pend­ McDonald, DeFuniak Springs (reing before thfc commission. At the plected); secretary, R. L. Turner, Invhearing here, it is anticipated the crncss, who has served as secretary carriers will propose a continuance o f the association for 13 consecutive of all form er diversion nrivileges, years; treasurer, J. H. Brinson, Jack­ with the exception that a charge of sonville. Executive committee: For CONTAINING 1144$ The first car of Golden Heart Celery to be shipped from San ford nnd Florida for the season 1920-1921 was grown by- Was handled nnd shipped by Uook btoves R l H I D 'P f l I j r jx . U II O lO V e S _ _ H S O lO V G S a n d fJ o n n r p Q , Ita ilg C O — A T /k I /■ % | I at San Francisco. A hearing also I will be held in New Orleans and uio final summing up of the case will be had in Washington January 31st before the Interstate Commerro Commission itself. The proposed «consignm ent and diversion rules hnve been suspended by the commission until March 31st. The concessions granted Florida shippers Thursday by carriers of th° 80Uthcn8t aPPiy to Florida shippers only, it was pointed out Fri­ ! J day, and the shippers o f this state will have to carry their freight to tho T T J| northern lines, if tho diversion •pri| 1{jl* n W f lr 6 .viiege to be continued elsewhere ________ , In the nation. The privilego will be |granted on all southeast lines, under IA Ia ( r i i a r f i n t p p A | | . thc decision reached Thursday. ^ \H 1Q I flA llv C s X a l | The agreement reached .between “WJ I I wj • , shippers and railway cxccutlvea docs A J a C lC r V R e p a ir s ; not mean tb*t the railway men will * * ask the Interstate Commerce Com^ v e r y Battery repair we make ia mission to make final Ita suspension gaaranteed for six months. We are 0f the dlveralon rule. The traffic able to do thle because In repairing men will offer an amendment to the any make of battery we are licensed rule, It is expected here, embodying to use patented features which have the concessions granted Florida, and made Veeta batteries famous. this will be ulopposed, and will, in A nd waa sold on the New York Market by T I j I j Sanford Battery Service to. X*“ Armstrong Table Stoves..$15.00 American Beauty Iron..... $10.00 Simplex Iron ...................... $8.00 M ajestic H ea ters............. $11.00 This ad is to set at rest the unauthorized state­ ments floating around that this car sold fo r freight or did not bring freight. This particular celery was only medium qual­ ' ,hetom‘ ity, not well bleached and heavy in small sizes, L. A . RRNAUD, Prop. Phone 181 T*1® «hlppera ond railway exccumm—m m — . tives were in session practically all Ta/hTftfTI A ¥¥¥ ¥1 ¥ Aa m n Thursday. The morning seasloa PORTABLE LAMPS Company but sold at a profit for the grower and its hand!- m3S?Zii • ing indicates prospects for producers. Don't ex­ pect great big prices fory celery or other truck Ing crops, and the afternoon was given over to a conference o f com­ mittees, representing the rallorads and the ahippers, at which^the final agreement waa worked ou t The case o f the shippers was pre­ sented by J. H. Rose, president of the Florida Citrus Exchange; E. D. Dow, traffic manager; George A. Scott, sales manager; John F. Thomas, J. C. Chase, George Wil­ liam* and W. II. Mouser. ffiurton ~ Craft tlitr season, but you can expect reasonable re­ turns and a profit. Don’ t gel panicky on the sny-so o f idle talk Tell the calamity howler to go to HELL. Get busy, put up the best pack and grade Tampa; Misa Christian McDonald, state rural ochoo linapcctor, DeFuniak Springs; Superintendent-elect Charles M. Fisher, Miami; Principal R. M. Sealy, Tallahassee; Principal S. A. Draper, Leesburg. At the evening session Hon. Geo. W. Schofield, state attorney 1or the Fifth circuit gave an interesting ad­ dress treating on teachers and poli­ tics. Dr. Harry Clark, who apoke during the morning, was also heard. cj m• e u s t i s , O tlid iO S FLORIDA WE DO IIEM 8TITCHING AND PICOTING FOR TIIB TRADE MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION you have*ever put up, stick to the persons or con­ cerns that represent you, cut down your acre­ age and— IF YOU ’ VE GOT GUTS YOU’ LL WIN, *1 IF YOU HAVEN’T , YOU D O N T DESERVE TO OPEN BIDS OF PURCHASE OF HOUSING PROJECTS Seed Potatoes MAINE GROWN $5.50 PER SACK F. F. DUTTON, Inc Sanford Florida WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.— Bids we*e opened today by the Shipping Board for th epurehase o f the governmentowned housing projects in various parts of the country. The combined projects offered for sale by tho board aggregate 348 acres o f lnnd and include 2702 dwelling houses and 58 other buildings. The projects nrc located at W il­ mington, Del.; Camden, N. J.; Ches­ ter, Pa.; Lorain, 0«; Wyandotte, Mich.; Groton, Conn., and Dunalk, Md. Terms o f sale, officials o f the hoard said, would depend upon localities, but in general would be on the basis o f part cash and part in deferred payments. OFFICE PHONE ¿45 C A R LOTS VEGETABLES Miami is filled with fine visitors, ■o is Jacksonville, and Pensacola, and Key West, and Sanford and Tampa. Of course, that means Orlando and all other cities in Florida are full, Counties interested are working now the Tamiami trail through the Everglades, linking the cost coast with tho west. No, sister, not all *mcn who wear boots are bootleggers. JM* WAREHOUSE PHONE 546 CRATE M ATERIAL �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY/JANUARY 3,1921 J •PI CtAj V/ iOl 0» « Many successful careers have been blighted by • the delusive expedient o f putting off, deferring a more propitious time* )iMany .. a man has lost the opportunity . o f his life by hesitating else so paralyzes _ and waiting, as nothing *" * ... a j Arm resolution and weakens a strong will as the habit o f procrasli* nation. The man who is made o f winning material does not dwad* die and waiver. He jumps right In and tackles the job. He is not B . J . HOLLY - ........................... Editor a slave to circumstances, conditions or environments, but steadily, I f . J . LILLARD..Secretary-Trcssnrer resolutely and systematically, step by step forges on and upward V . A . N E E L ______ General M anifer on the ladder o f Life. Among the best stepping stones In L ife is ROBERT J. HOLLY, Jr. an Investment in SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY’S 8 PER Circulation Manager CENT CUMULATIVE PRIOR PREFERRED STOCK. This stock Phone Herald Office 148 or 64. can be purchased for cash or on the installment plan. There Is JUtvartUlat gala* Kâd* X * « « w Applicati*« none better. A LOT OF *1U(M IbCCtMta. itti A m w X i BW*TU\H4 J*OOHD *mw mui vitiumput omet t AHU n i J t « r 1U* «AVA6 VMM vwnw A "TWO DOUAU. ftULM We want to ask you, is there not some lit/ oet\ » A ' VMVSUtWft tie extra service that we may render you’ V HKD M KkkUH > TW O OOUAU. f t lu S SabaerlpUB rite* • M i n e * M V4C. UKVJK D*lir*r*4 la City Vy CartUr IS C*nU Member o f the Associateti Presa E xposition week, •Something doing every minute, Sanford is some busy city every day in the week. And everything thnt brings in new people to trade in Sanford is doing something for Sanford. TTic Horlad New Vcnr’s number is b ein g complimented everywhere. It o n ly shows whnt can bo done here by the merchants bncking up their home -daily. Such are the registration laws, the poll tax requirement, nml, with per­ haps less wisdom, the peculiar form of the ballot. Rut the white ninn must comply as well ns the negro, and the negro who complies can vote just the same as the white man. It is notable thnt there is no evi­ dence that the Republicans of the south are hacking the “ Society." In Florida, and presumably in other Southern states, there is quite a re­ spectably body ot Rcpublicnas, who nrc eager for more power. One o f their severest handicaps is the negro question. Wc believe all the Repub­ licans who entered the lists in this state in the Inst election are proud o f the vote they received, and they will certainly net jeopardize their stand­ ing in the future by entering the lists against the south. The national ad­ ministration will not do it. Mr. Hard­ ing has been too earnest in hiB ex­ pressed desire to deserve the good will o f the south to throw it away in any fanatical crusade which harks hack to reconstruction days. There Is nothing to worry over. The proposition to cut down congression­ al apportionment enn not .carry; and its emphatic rejection by a Republi­ can congress may well be accepted ns n vote of confidence In the south.— Lakeland Telegram. A nd the surprise o f tho season is ‘ th e plant thnt Sanford can afford to print the daily paper and do nil kinds «of jo b work promptly and up-to-them inute. The Herald printcry is one o f Sanford's show places for there is n o more complete plant in the state. Hack o f the whole proposition is o u r editor, Robert J. Holly, who is «one o f the best in the state, or any­ w here for thnt matter. And Sanford su rely can be complimented on hav­ DRIVE FARMER? TO FLORIDA in g one o f his cnllbro among her num­ Increasing prices o f farm innds in b e r.— Tho boys in the hack office set ¿his unbeknown to Air. Holly.— Rack the middle west are driving many farmers to Florida where there is O ffice Force Bouquet. available practically the only produc­ tive low priced land that docs not re­ Last week the Herald had an edi­ quire reclamation or irrigntion. toria l on “ Reciprocity." We hope cvIn the last five years the selling «ry on e read it and digested it thor­ price of farm land nnd improvements oughly. It will save us much talk in the United State sincrensed 05 per «m l save the public much talk to abide cent according, to estimates made by b y that resolution. Wc nrc stand­ the Secretary o f Agriculture in his in g by our friends and pntromi. And annual report. Between March, 11)19, ¿ U s is one New Year's resolution thnt nnd March 1920, the Increase was 21.1 •wsiD Tie kept. per cent. Although dntn for the 1920 census TV* hope the Wenther Mnn will be are not yet available, It is probable, ‘ g o od to us this week. It is the the Secretary said, that, whjle the nvchance to have a week of amusement ernge price of farm land nnd improve­ am i .fun nnd good time for everyone. ments per acre Increased only 20 per Instead of going elsewhere to see cent during the forty yenrs from I860 these amusements they have been to 1900, the price in 1920 Is two nnd a brought to your door nnd with good half times that of 1910 nnd five times w eather it will he a gain week in ev- that of twenty yenrs ago. ♦ry wensc o f the word. Some day "In some sections the net return on .Seminole county will have a fair and the purchase price o f frnm Innds is *£ben we can have Johnny J. Jones ev- considerably less thnn the ordinary leiy year. rate o f return on first mortgages nnd similnr investments," he said. "The rental rate of cash lenses, also, is fre­ quently less than hnlf the rate of re­ T h e erstwhile popular sport of turn on mortgages. Studies made by south baiting has lost much of its the department indicate thnt, in cer­ charm to all but a small group of fa- tain regions, the recent advance in the xiatics in the north. In spite of the ef­ price of land has still further aggra­ f o r t s o f the "Society for the Advance- vated this condition. Such a situation xnent o f Colored People" to stir up is unfortunate, for it increases the trouble In congress, there nre no signs difficulties of a tenant who is seek­ o f any avid acceptance o f the "socie­ ing to become nn owner. If he borrows t y ’s " point o f view on the question of i. considerable part o f the purchase negro voting. The census committee price of n fnrm at from 5 to 7 per ■of the lower house of congress, be­ cent and then finds that the invest­ fore which these hearings have been ment will eurn little more than 3 per .had. Is frankly bored. cunt, it will be impossible, in many "Fat- suggestion to cut down the rep­ instances, for him to discharge the resentation o f the south is hlntnntly debt." aut o f tune with current sentiment. Nnturully Florida frnin land is at­ A fter wntching the situation for tractive to farmers fucing such con­ years, the better minds o f the north ditions ns these. If a Florida fanner have concluded thnt the south knows received as low ns 20 per cent net on much more about the negro question the vnlue of his land he would think than tho north docs. They realize, himself on the road to the poor house too, that the only true friends the if he had such an institution.— Lees­ ■darkey possesses are the people of burg Commercial. the south. There nre no Inws on the statute LITTLE INTEREST IN SUMMER •books of the south which npply to the BASEBALL megru ns n voter, without applying nlno To the white mnn. Some of the laws are designed to keep incompe­ tent voters away from the ballot box. Srocer/es Sf/o/aka Coffee U \. fiP M * . / \ OU.UKBM \\ We invite business and business interviews realizing that the well-being and growth community. “ were on" made a lot o f mouoy by placing their bets on the right side, those who lost— and realized that the skinning process was done without chloroforming— began to grow a hit apathetic over the great national game. It would appear thnt there has been lost a great deni o f interest in Flori­ da baseball since the days of the homo club made up of the home boys. There JUST RECEIVED A FRESH bus been too much commercialism en­ CAR OF tering what should be clean sport, and until there shall have been restored full confidence and a belief in square playing it is probable there will con­ tinue to lack thnt Interest which will OMOLINE SWEET make the sport self-supporting.— Kis­ FEED, per sock. simmee Gnzete. The Rhuddist creed of "hear no evil, see no evil and speak no evil," represented by three imi­ tation •monkeys, has nothing on Forrest M. Lake, chairman o f the state road department, when it comes to commenting on Governor Catts* dis­ missal o f J. D. Smith o f Marianna, and W. A. Holt o f White Springs, and the appointment In their stead o f II. V. Mnund of Tallahassee and A. J. Johnson o f Perry. Mr. Lake says he knows nothing further thnn thnt he understands Smith and Holt have been dismissed and that they are replaced by Maund and Johnson, except that he under­ stands Johnson is nn uncle o f Gover­ nor-elect Cary A. Hardee. "I think I have met Mr. Johnson, and I have probably Been Mr. Mnund in Talla­ hassee," and with this, the state road department chairman played the game o f the Bhuddist monkeys to n fareyou-woll. Mr. Lnke is attending the weekly session o f the Hillsborough commis­ sioners, hut expects to return to Tnllahnssec in time fo r the inauguration. He refuses to venture any prediction us to where the governor’s axe will fnll next, or whether the department is fixed to stay.—Tnnipn Times. Great interest is being taken in Broward in poultry rusiing. One merchant buys poultry from Tennes­ see and sells It cheaper here than he can buy it here. Recent contest cre­ ated much enthusiasm, nnd n number o f influential people are encouraging the work among the clubs. TRAIN SCHEDULE PURINA CHOWD DER, por sack . 9*Acm »497 li. F. Whitncr, Cashier, LETTUCE A m p le Stocks Nitrate Soda on e mace Our Prices Will Satie You Monet) C H A SE & COM PANY Service That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility On Park Ave., bel. Third and Fourth Sts. THE BEST BUY IN THE CITY Corrected on November Southbound By Itentinz Rooms you can MsKc ll p*y for Itself. Arrive Departs 2:80 a. pi. 2:40 a. m. 8:40 a. m. 1:38 p. m. 3:20 p. m. 7:45 p. m. ____1 :28 ____2:55 ____7:30 North p. m. p. m. p. m. Bound Departs Arrive ____1:48 n. m. 2:03 a. m. ____11:45 n. m. 12:05 p. m. 2:55 p. m. ____2:35 p. m. ____4:00 p. m. 4:05 p. m. ____ 10:00 p. m. Leesburg Branch Arrive GOOD TERMS Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Rtftrtnctt i Produe« « « P o rte r Co.. N .w Y o r h N a tio n *! B ta lo and C ity Bank nan your Bank About Ui E. F. LA N E Pure, Sweet, Wholesom Delivered Fresh Every Day M IL L E R ’ S BAKERY Lord’s Purity Water As Good as ihc Best Daily Service Phone 66 S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S Departs 7:30 a. m. 7:35 p. m. FOR TH E F IR S T C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L CARTER LUMBER CO. Departs The Citizens o f Sem inole County 8:00 a. m. 3:25 p. m. LISTEN— ALL YE FAIR PEOPLE WHILE WE TELL ABOUT WHILE WE SING ABOU . . . . 6:30 p.m . ___2:00 p. m. Oviedo Branch Arrive ___ 11:00 a. m. The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 Departs THIS IS TO RE THE VERY FINEST EXPOSITION YET H811*'' IT IS TO BE DEVOTED TO YOU AND YOUR INTERESTSIt is to embrace the products, official or private, o f fi’ c lira in the beat section o f the state. , THAT’ S YOU AND YOUR COUNTY. W E ASK YOU-WR -1 YOU HELP? „ • ALL WORK GUARANTEED G. W. WATERS 317 Esst First 8 L Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers and distributors all kinds Fruit nnd Produce Consignments Solicited ___ 4:00 p. m. ___ 11:55 a. m. Dally, except Sunday. Prom pt Delwe Cotton Seed Meal For 8 rubbing C lothes__ . . . ____ 9 Dry Clesning . . . ___. . . . . . . . . . . Pressing . . . . . . . . . ______ . . . . . . urner F. P. Fo.-ster, President, PERUINA SCRATCH CHAIRMAN LAKE IS FEED, per s a c k .... AS TALKATIVE AS A CLAM ABOUT CHANGES iresti Vegetables b r u its 1 o f our bank hinges on our usefulness to the Trilby Branch Arrivo jt/eano j Phone Johnnie J. Jones' remarkable United Shows, bigger ana SMITH BROTHERS Expert Repslr Work President Treasurer Secret»^ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1921 PAGE THRBK JANUARY fI if I 4 t New M on ey S a v in g P r ic e s M ade t o M eet th e C h an ged C o n d itio n Production costs have been towlines, and we have re-adjusted our prices to give our customers prompt and liberal WA —--- ---benefit in reductions regardless of: original cost of the goods to us. As a result of this fair policy, that “ Buying Impulse" and replenish your wardrobe here at a very substantial you can now obey i saving. If you come to see you’ll stay to shop. PRICES ON READY-TO-WEAR THAT WILL Our:! MOVE EVERY GARMENT IN 10 DAYS See |BigRack of Ladies &Misses Coats | f B ig L ot o f Sweaters in this sale for SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES 3115.00 in Tricotine, Zalama, Plain and Fur DO $6.50 Child­ ren Sweater Sets $ 4.48 1-2 P rice! Trimmed at ..................................................................................... »pU J .U U RE-ADJUSTING PRICES ON DRESS GOODS $97.50 SUITS Plain, Tailor and Fancy Models for ................................ KID GLOVES 350.00 to 365.00 SUITS, Trlcotine and Velours, frC Q Art «PTO.I a J LADIES’ KNIT UNDERWEAR PjQ $3.50 UNION SUITS <jJ2 $ 9 *8.50 3-4 Kid (PC 4 0 U V Oand ft - 1 Gloves for................................... .. 0 .4 0 339.50 SUITS, Trlcotine H-Inch Tricoline all wool, navy and black old (PQ QQ Vi m TTTVVelours, ■ $2.50; UNION SUITS, Qg ' m P 1 / $5.00 Gloves (PQ A Q price $7.00 yard, n o w .............................................. tp O .O i/ F or ........... $ t K t /0 $1.75^VESTS AND PANTS, JQ SUITS, Tricotine and Velours, .................................... $7.50 Men’s Wear Serge Navy and Black all Wool, (P 4 A$29.00 Q 54-inch, f o r .................................................................. ¡ p 4 .T O ,3 Fo#r Gl0! “ :.. $1.50 VESTS AND PANTS, QQ Only 10 pieces serge and poplins, navy, green and (PI 7 0 brown, for. vnrH .n 1 M For ......................................................................................... »7 0 Brown, Black, Grey and ODD LOTS OF PANTS AND VESTS, 4 0 Taffeta and Satin, regular $3.00 (jj*| Tan. All Sizes Each .............................................................................. »40 $26.50 $19.50 .* $2.48 ONE-THIRD OFF ON EVERY COAT IN THE STOCK-SILK AND SERGE DRESSES ONLY 50 SILK, SATIN AND SERGE DRESSES LEFT (2nd F loor) BROWN, N A V Y , BLACK, ONE-THIRD OFF Alterations Extra 81x90 SHEETS, best (P For ..................................«P BEST PILLOW CASES F o r ....................................... SOFT FINISH NAINSOOK, Yard .................................... FRUIT OF TH E LOOM, Bleach, Y d........................... 2 CASES GINGHAM (regular 50c and 60c grade) for...., 111.00 HATS in the new Shades For ......................................... (8.50rvHATS in the new Shades, - SUITS THAT SOLD FOR $50.00, Now ......................................... SUITS THAT SOLD FOR $65.00, X T ------- 50 Piece Red Sea! Ginghams, all new pretty patterns, eight weeks ago was 65c, Ort Sale p r ic e ............................. .... $1.25 SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, For ........................................... $2.50 and 3.00 UNION SUITS, For ...................... .................... WORK SHIRTS F o r ............................................ BEST GRADE OF CHAMBREY, BIG BATH AND HUCK OA TOWELS, each .................. ,L U PUN JABS PERCALES 100 pieces on sale (was 75c) QQ for, y a r d ........... ....................... O O 50 pieces o f YORK GINGHAM, that Sold for 50c yard. O4 In this sale f o r ................» « 4 $18.00 A LL WOOL BLANKETS, For ......................................... $15.00 A L L WOOL BLANKETS For .......................................... $12.00 COMFORT, M ARKED tr _ - $5.00 to $6.00 PANTS, F o r .......................... . $3.50 and $4.50 PANTS, F o r .......................... BOY|S CAPS $8.50 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, N o w ........................................... ....... $5.00 BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, N o w .................................................. SALE LASTS FROM JAN, 5TH TO 15TH SPECIAL! SPE C U L I 33-1NCH INDIAN HEAD, w 50c Yard, on Sale A at, y a rd ......... 40c and 50c OUTING, all OO colors for ............................ 40 PIECES CURTAIN SCRIM AND cCRETONNE, 65c and 75c 40 V alu es....................................... 4 0 . SPECIAL! SPECIAL! LA D IE S’ FU LL FASHION SILK HOSE, BIG SHIPMENT, $3.00 Values f o r ............... .......... Y 0WELL SPE C IA L! SPE C IA L! 36-INCH 1N D U N H EAD , 65« value, for, OA yard ..............» ......... ....... r-y-vt'pg to Normal” trend in prices is well on its way. �THE SANFORD DAILY ttbnnLD , MONDAY, JANUARY S, 1921 VAGE FOUR honor o f Mias Minnie Leo Allen, who U leaving Panford to make her home In Briitol, Tonn. The tastefully decorated table was centered with a Madeira piece and a basket o f red carnations and fern. i Artistic cards bearing New Veer’s M IS S KATHRYN WILKBY, Editor greetings marked the places o f the Phone 428 guests. Covers were laid for Mrs. Wathcn, SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE Misses Minnie Lee Allen, Elisabeth WEEK Musson, Elsaboth Block, Agnes Ber­ .^Monday— ner, Mr. J. E. Wathcn, Mr. W. L. Monday Afternoon Bridge Club Rumple, Mr. M. V. Bradbury, Mr. w ith Mrs. A. B. Wallace. Jim Huff and Mr. A. M. Berner. | ‘ 'Thursday— Dupllc ate Luncheon Club with Mrs. £ . T. Roumlllat. T>. A . U. with Mrs. Snm Yontz. MINSTREL PLEASES BIG CROWD A T ST. PETERSBURG FRIDAY If there Is a theatre-goes that can sit through J. A. Coburn's Minstrels without shaking with both laughter and “ Jazz” hethaa a stone heart and hard muscles. There isn't a bad spot in the entire Jordan, Horn, Ford, Turner, Clark, Johnson, Turner and Murry kept tho audience in laughter all the while. Charley Ciano Is Just as full o f fun and wit as ever and It didn’t take the audlcnco long to recognise "Char* ley" when he made his appearance. The singing o f the double quartet composed o f C lifford, CofTin, Broome, Byrne, McAnnallon, Fcnthcringill, Denton and Dolan was in reality “ big time” stuff. f Tho Olio o f minstrel vaudeville would have done justice to any o f WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WHO HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS FOR THE PAST YEAR COLLEGE SET HETURPf Sunday marked the return o f the College set to their various Halls of "ATthur Hazard returned to Augus­ Learning. Returning to Florida State ta , hazing been the guest o f Mr. and College for Women In Tallahassee were: Misses Ethel Her’y , Helen .M rs . T. L. Dumas for the holidays. Pock, Dorothy Humph, Gladys Green, Edna Chittenden and Julia Zachnrv. • Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dumas have as Miss Rosamond Radford returns to ’ th eir house guest, Mrs. Legge, o f Bessie Tyft at Forsythe, Go. -O u xleston . Misses Sarah Wight, Esther Miller Miss Serita I-ake has been prevent­ and Florence Wittce return to Rol­ e d by illness from returning to Stuart lins College. Miss Virginin DcCourscy returns to H a ll Sunday, but will go ns soon ns Stetson. ahe is able. Miss Lucie Byrd Smyth goes to Boston Conservatory of Music. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chnmberlain, Miss Perrie Lee Bell returns to D r. and Mrs. R. S. Keelor and Miss Queens College, Charlotte, N. C. W ilkey hnd n delightful motor trip Messrs. Alfred and James Robson to Clermont Sunday. and John Meisch return to G. M. A, M r. and Mrs. George Knight and at College Park, Ga. ."family move today into their new I Ed. Meisch, G. W. Spencer and Al­ len Jones return to the University of . hom o on the Heights. 1 j Florida at Gainesville, John Edward Fox returns to the M rs. Claude Howard has returned .Flordia Military and Nnvnl Academy. .from a two months visit in North | Paul Radford returns to Randolph Carolina. Macon School for Boys in Virginia. Sidney Chase returns to Exeter. T H E DANSANT FOR MISS LEE. One of the most delightful affairs jfiven in Snnford for some time wns COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO MEET TOMORROW t h e A t Home and The Dansnnt given N e w Year’s afternoon by Dr. and The Board o f County Commissioners M rs. Samuel Pulcston and Mr. and will hold their regular meeting to­ M rs. David Thrasher for Miss Lee, morrow and It will bo a busy session. m h o Is tho attractive guest o f her .They will Install all*the county offi­ w m t , Mrs. Hill. cials as well as one member o f their The rooms o f the residence.of I)r. a n d Mrs. Pulcston were opened cn board and will also be obliged to set s u ite and most beautiful decorated in tho salaries o f the country officials as per the new law that goes into effect poinsettias and ferns. Guests were met At the door by today and thr.t will put the officials M r s . W. E. Watson and Mrs. E. M. on a salary basis Instead o f on the fee basis. • ; 1’„’I Galloway. Deceiving were: Dr. and Mrs. PulCIRCUIT COURT NEXT WEEK «s to n , Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher, Miss X e e and Mrs. R. A. Newman. Among the many attractions for In the dining room Mrs. C. E. Hen­ r y poured coffee and Mrs. A. P. Con­ next week is the opening o f tho fall n e lly poured tea, they were assisted term of the Circuit Court which opens -in caring for the guests by Mrs. Geo. here In January being belated on ac­ J fn lg h t, Mrs. Alien Jones, Mrs. Billy count o f the fall term winding up in ■ H ill Mrs. E. F. Housholder nad Mrs. this county. There are at loast two murder cases to come before the court S o / Bowers. Music for dancing was furnished by and it is likely that court will hold "th e Snnford Jazz Orchestrn and was at least two weeks as there is always a larger docket In the January court v ery good, indeed. About two hundred guests called than in .May. Court will open next Tuesday at 10:00 o’clock unless other­ "between the hours of four und six. wise ordered. DINNER FOR MISS ALLEN. When that expedition to Africa A pleasant affair of New Year’s •evening wna the dinner party that succeeds in locating the missing link, 'M r . and Mrs. J. E. Wuthcn gave in U should then go after the lost chord. • H iv “ BRUNSWICK” . BE A S PLEASANT IN THE N E X T TW E LV E MONTHS AS T H E Y HAVE BEEN IN T H E PAST IS THE WISH OP Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lees Uub 23 cents, and positively no cltsslfle d ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count fire words to a line and remit i c. cordlngly. TRUTH ABOUT AVERAGE MAN in the homes CHARLEY GANO, FAVORITE COMEDIAN, WITH COBURN’S MINSTREL A T THE PRINCESS THEATRE, SATURDAY NIGHT, JAN. 8 show from the time /he curtain rises on the scene in the Alps until it drops on the oriental scene in tho heart o f Chinatown. To begin to pick out the stars Is just like trying to pick them out o f the heavens. Everyone star­ red, from Charley Gano down to the fellow that plays the second violin. Edward Clifford, Cleon Coffin, and Pat Byrne ns interlocutors kept tho first act full of “ pep” all the while. Their modes of introducing tho various entertainers wns exception- Keith's bills. The feature o f the olio was easily the novelty acrobatic dancing of the Turner brothers. The singing of the "American Singing Sextette" was very well received by the audience and the boys were called to answer many encores. The Chinese fnntasy, "The Fiesta o f the Sooey T on gs" wns exceptional­ ly clover and won favor from the l o ­ ginning. The action throughout this act wns lively and extremely funny. — St. Petersburg Times. WRESTLERS HAD DRAW AT PRINCESS BLOWN TO IH IS BY T H E KICK OF A M ULE own a Beautiful in appearance and with­ out a peer the whole world over. You’ll fall in love with this wonderful instrument with notes so sweet and every word distinct. : C hp B ru n s w ick : In the home bespeaks Rood judgment. ” SANFORD FURNITURE CO. strained bis Irnck nnd was forced to H|zt, cnr(jH for life.und patron mcmi|tiit which proved n disappointment uf the American Red Cross have for those present. Hoffman has a i>et!n issued and nro now ready for bad back which was hurt in wrest- (j|atrilmtion, it was announced today ling several years ago nnd he Is nt tjlc Southern division headquarters forced to nurse it more or less and m af the Red Cross, the people who know the gnme sny | The purpose o f the cnrds, it is stntthnt Hoffman is « comer nnd nil he C(jf ¡s to identify such members at all needs is more experience and he will times nnd to protect them from solictry the best of them. ' Ration during the annual roll calls. Jimmy Pierson is a clean wrestler Cards will be issued to nay life and who enjoys the sport for sport’s snko patron member, lod or new, on nppliand he believes in giving the public cation. the best thnt he has although he is , ___________________ against any rough stuff or stalling nnd SHIPPING FINE FRUIT goes In to give the fans their money’s j ______ worth. The smnll house took the ‘ F. F. Dutton brought in some fine henrt out o f tho boys Friday night grapefruit nnd urnnges to the Hcrnld and they expect to put on nnothcr office this morning. They are from bout that will decide the best mnn and Indian river where the finest o f fru jt the match will be In Sanford if they grown and nil o f the fruit is stamptan get the backing o f tho American cd with the Blue Goose stamp, this Legion or some other organization to ( brand being one o f the mnny put out sell sufficient tickets to mnkc It worth t,y the American Fruit Company. W o while. Both men work hard to give appreciate the oranges nnd grope the audience n run fo r their money nnd fruit nnd hope that the American the small crowd doen not pay them Fruit Company will not forget thnt to keep In training and work for two printers do not eat hay but oranges hours steady grind before a «mall .when they can g et them. Mr. Dutton bunch o f fans. If the match cannot be stated that tho Blue Goose brand was arranged for Sanford it is probable bringing top notch prices all this seathnt It will go to Tampa or some other son and expected to get them right on. city where sufficient crowd can be This demonstrates that good fruit and guaranteed to pay the boys for their careful packing and standard brands work. Sanford hna a smnll number wui get the price, of men who are interested In good _____________ ■ clean wrestling nnd there would be CLEARANCE SALE more If they could witness a wrestling All velvet huts on rale nt cost and match or two but there seems to bo below cost—The Quality Shop. 232-3tc so many amusements in Sanford at ___________________ this time that the wrestling game* Let your object be the welfare, lacks the crowd large enough to make -growth nnd promotion of yojjr town It a success. nnd its people. RENT— -Desirable ---------- /umiihri Net a Bad Fellow at Heart, and Rtally light housekeeping rqom. Phop* g la a t Least Entitled to n. m. or 6 p. m. 232-itp Tell ration. i OR RENT—-Furnished 5-room apart* The average mao Is not a bad fellow ment, electric lights and gas. 9H when you come to know him. You have Myrtle avenue. 231-tfc to make hla acquaintance If you are not to hold youraelf aloof from thla hu­ b OB RENT— Ono nice room and. a kitchennetto on Sanford Heights. man, Interdependent world, remarks a writer In the Philadelphia Ledger. He —Mrs. S. A. Wray. 230-3te constitutes a majority. It la by hla vote that candidates are set up and b L R M S H E D ROOMS—Two furnish ed bed room«. Inquire 311 Park Issues determined and business gov­ Avcnue-_______________________ I67tfe erned and charities , supported and plays patronized. There Is a great FOR RENT— Ono nicely furnished deal of money In pleasing the aver­ room for one or two gentlemen or age man. Moreover, the level of hla nlco couple. Can have use of garsge. tastes la rising, though pessimists re* Phone 23 for particular». 204-t/e fuse to aee It or to aay so. He la ca pable of education and hs-has traveled FOR RENT— Furnished room. Ap­ ply at Hcrnld office. 220-tfe far since his trainingvnegan. Ba needn't always be given all that he aska f o r ; sometimes he makes mis­ WANTED == that FOR RENT rUTl takes, and sometimes he wants what Isn't good for him. Sometimes he loses his head, and In an Incendiary or Inebriate temper, loses thnt which a UNIONTOWN, Pu.t Jan. 3.— Frank cooler judgment In a calmer hour leads Pclan, n stnble boss, today found n him to worry for. But on the whole stick of dynamite und put It in his he Is strangely reasonable and patient pocket. Later, while working in the and self-controlled. It la touching to stable, he was kicked by a mule. The find how often he la doing the best dynamite exploded, blowing Pclon he can, according Ur the light he has. He serves tho world far better tlisn PIERSON AND HOFFMAN WILL to pieces nnd destroying the stable. some eccentric nnd unconventional TRY IT AGAIN EITHER IN mortals who sneer at him for following ‘ RËMIERS TO MEET SOON SANFORD OR TAMPA a dull, unemotional routine. Lenders o f mrn have learned to dent The wrestling bout between Jimmy I PARIS, .Inn. 3.— The meeting be- with the average nmn, to talk tils lan­ I’ ierson, the light heavyweight cham- tween Premiers Lcygues, Lloyd guage nnd to understand his ways. pion, nnd Billy Hoffman of thin city George nnd Giolitti, which has been They have taught the rank nnd file who is seeking honors as the coming prominently anticipated in recent dis- to discover a latent capacity nnd to yhnmpion, wns not ns well attended cussions, will bo held In .Paris next reveal a strength hidden nnd unsus­ on Friday night o f last week ns it week, Gaulois announced today. No pected. They have hnd faith In "tho should have been probably on account confirmation o f this statement wns general good sense and honest Inten­ tions of mankind." They Jmve genof so many other attractions In tho obtainable ut tho foreign office, ultiely loved their fellow » and their city. * j ----------------------------sympathy has been rent nnd manifest. The match took place at the Princess tJFE CARDS TO BE ISSUED Neither In war nor In pence Is a vic­ (• * * * * * * + + + + ♦ ♦ + + ♦ theatre nnd promised to be n g o o d : ______ tory to he won unless the captains put one, but unfortunately Hoffman; ATLANTA, Gn., Jan 3.— Pocket- their confidence In n host. » - B r u n s w ic k ^THERE'S always sunshine M AY OUR RELATIONS WITH TH E GENERAL PUBLIC W AN TED —Team work. M. Hanson Shoe Shop. Inquire of 189-60tp FOR SALE FOR SALE— Six rqpm cottage, dou­ ble lot, various kinds of fruit Ire«. Owner, P. 0 . Box 117. 232-6tp FOR SALE— 100,000 green top celery plants. — F. L. Greene, West Side. 232-tfc FOR SALE— Ford touring car. Ap­ ply nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-Oo* 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Are. Walking distance to city. Two loti corner Center and Elm Ave. Tw* Iota west side Palmetto avc., 50 fl from Eleventh St. Mnkc offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Im Angeles, Calif. 208-Imo-p FOR SALE— A Canoe. Uyc Herald office. Inquire it 221-tfe FOR SALE— 100 ft. front, 117 ft. dgep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, corner o f Hth St. Nick Zernovin, PrivaU Stocking. Sanford. 222*26te A Nortli Shore citizen took Junior up an Ills knee nnd asked him : "Well, my little eon, whnt would you like Santn Claus to bring you for Christ­ mas!" "Oh. I want him to bring me a hum­ dinger." “A humdinger, chi And may I nsk you to describe nnci" "I don’ t know how they look, hut when you and Mr. Jones came up from the basement the other evening you said to tdin: 'Wasn't thnt a humding­ er)' and lit* said: ’It sure wns I I would like |o have one Just like that for Christmas.’ So I thought If It wns something nice for Christmas I would like to hnvo one, too."— Publish­ er’s Auxiliary. CLEARANCE SALE All velvet hnts on sale at cost nnd below cost— Tho Quality Shop, 232-3tc LOST LOST— Ono tub o f mackerel. Put is Ford truck in front o f Yowelll storo Tuesday, Dec. 21, by mistake* |Party who got name please return to L. P. McCuller. 221-tfe MISCELLANEOUS ~ With our dyeing process I can mil* new out of your old faded cloth«. — Pete the Tailor, Orlando, Fid. f 232-tfe JANUARY 3RD, 1921 Mrs. B. D. Sorrell will open her dr««making parlors, at No. 9, Welsh* building. No phone. 228-fitp MRS. IDA AUSTIN 418 MAGNOLIA AVR­ AIA K E R AND ALTERER 01 It’s n lot easier for n child to in­ OF LADIES’ CLOTHES herit red hair than brains. I PHONE 571 CARPENTER WORK £ I am ready la build thnt house for you. See me about It. Aj* % so repairs, new roofs, screen porches and window screens. Am prepared to do shop work. Give me your order for | window and door frames, etc. Shop located between First nnd Second Streets nnd Oak Avenue and railroad. FRANK L O S S IN G CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR Phone 467-J. Estimates Giv*n �pi i%V3r" -.......- rj r /V trr . *=7 » •_f. A # jfaüoaef H id««I* ß ft i fa illi« » » *f latMcat In and Aooui J TheCitg WEATHER REPORT u. t £ Partly cloudy in south ™ tnX ~ » > ‘ " J ™ M ,hr• florid* weather ugaln, ¿ „ „ M r r i j ^ ,hc C*^ 'I,* I• ” “ 1 pk k . r , >h«t op i°®f- w f . Blackman of the Wekiwa i w . Monro. I. In th. city J today. _____ The itreeta are crowded with people today and It look, like circus or court week. Miu Ko*c Narvis Is with the Ball Birin *re Company for n few weeks u lUnographer. Alien Jones, G. W. Spencer, Edwin jltiKh, Sherman Mooro nnd several local boys returned to the Unl„oity of Florida today. Sammary o f th« Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers \ Ralph Vearby of Orlnndo, agent for Knock. “ . the Delcho system of lighting, la In Keep knocking. the city today visiting his many And don't quit knocking. friends nnd also looking for new One pull one way, one the other. patron*. Go to other townri to do your trad­ ing. B. A. Howard la home for a few Denounce your merchants because diy* from I’ahokee and Okeechobee they make a profit on their goods. City. He reports everything as boom­ Make your toWn out a very bad ing in that section nnd says the grow ­ place, and never let an opportunity er* are getting good money for their pass to give It a ktck.| bean crop juit now. Refuse to unite in any scheme for the betterment o f the town and the All the boys and girls have gone people. bark to ichool nnd the city will miss Keep every cent you gct| and don’t them every one. It is the joy o f the do anything o f a public nature unless children's and the parents’ hearts to you can make personal gain out o f I t hare them home for the holidays and Patronize outside newspapers to holiday icaron would be dull indeed the exclusion o f your own, and then without the merry crowd of young denounce them for not being as Inrgc people. ns the city dallies. On the other hand, if you would Everyone will be glad to hear that help to make your town n better town, Manager Herndon hus secured Co­ B oost burn’* Minstrels for Sanford next Keep boosting. Saturday night. Coburn's Minstrels And don’t quit boosting even though are a household word in Sanford und they can always be assured of a good the outlook ahead may be anything but cheery. * house. Talk about i t Write about it. Mrs H. II. Pnttishall, of Geneva, Sny all the good things you enn was in the city today accompanied by about it. hrr daughters, Misses Blanche and Never see uve ill, except to remedy Georgia. Miss Blanche [s in Wash­ R. ington in the Liberty Loan depart­ Patronize Its merchants— a dollar ment of the government nnd Miss spent In the home town la more thnn Georgia is in the military hendquartnpt to stay here. *n Atlanta, both o f the young la­ Make your town henlthy by denn­ dies having joined Uncle Sam's forc** when the war broke out. ing ujf the waste places. Do your part toward improving it. Don’t leave It nil to George. 1. h. Dutton took his first hunt­ Advertise In its papers. ing trip and vacation Inst week nnd Elect good men ta office. to his great surprise it worked woners with him. In the party were CI.EARANCE SALE Mr. Dutton and Messrs. Woolfolk and ~ al!e>’> of the American Fruit Co., All velvet hats on sale nt cost and forces and Charles Whitner o f the below cost—The Qunlity Shop. 232-3tc PAGE FIVE ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR Carlot Shipments from Entire Coun* try, Thurs., Friday, Saturday Armour Fertilizer Co., and aeverai and Sunday. othera. The party went into the rcachea o f the upper St. Johna river and Florida—-Sanford S ection _______... 58 caught plenty o f fiah, killed turkeys, Florida—Onkland-W. G. Section .. 7 quails and ducks and had the tlmo of Florida—Manatee Section .... ' ....... 63 their lives. It la aafo to assert that California— Southern Diet. ............ 83 the entire party will take this trip ev­ California— Imperial Valley ____ ... 8 Texas ................................... *.............. 1 ery winter from this time forward. Arizona .............. 1 Miss Rosamond Radfrod is leaving Total cars ........... 1C1 this afternoon to return to Bessie Tift Destinations o f Florida Shipments, College. Dec. 30th-Jan. 1st Inc. Deane Treadwell and Ralph K. Potomac Yards .......... . K q f T^nla Gore, of the mechanical department g o f the Herald Printing Co., fllw ored Baltimore ...................... over to Orlando Sunday afternoon in Jersey City .................... ..... ............ 1 Savannah .........................________l “ Red’s” F liw crettc. New York ....................... .................. 33 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waters, of W. Jacksonville ... ......... ••••*•**■*••••*#**• 6 SaJuord and Mias Ruby Baker, re­ Buffalo ............................ turned from Tampa where they were Toledo ............................ ................. 1 1 called on account o f the illness of Louisville ....................... Chicago ........................... .................. 12 .Mrs, Wnter's brother. Florence .......................... .................. 3 O C. D. Wctmorc, o f the firm of Cincinnati ....................... 1 Warren & Wotmore, architects for Pittsburgh ....................... .................. 8 Philadelphia ................... the Grand Central Depot in New York, was colling on his old friends, Washington ..................... .................. 3 A. T. Rosseter on Magnolia avenue Rochester ......................... ......... ......... 1 Chattanooga ................... .................. 1 New Year’s day. Mrs Ralph K. Gore nnd two chil­ dren returned home Sunday nfterThe new year is here and you will eoon from Orlnndo where they spent want to stock up with new stationery the week end with friends. nnd everything that goes with the o f­ The Pail)' Herald is on sale at fice, Come in nnd get whnt you want Jms Smoke House every evening. If in this line from hte Herald Printing jou do not subscribe for it you can Co., the people who are helping to make your town by putting in one of always yet one from Joe. the biggest and best plants in the Mrs. Dwight Uabbett, the efficient state. teacher of the cichth grade of the grammar school, is confined to her HOW TO KILL YOUR T O W N borne after an operation for tonsllltis. HOW TO HELP YOUR TOWN V 'v w i'- i'-'} TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1921 ' . K«r?u:.' S S 5 Total cura ............ .................. 118 C LO T H IN G CLUB MONDAY, JAN. 3RD, 1921 A CLOTHING CLUB, WORKING ON THE SAME PLAN AS THE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUBS, GIVING YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE TH AT N E X T SUIT OR THE N EXT BILL OP MERCHANDISE FROM US ON THE SAME PLAN T H A T YOU SAVED YOUR CHRISTMAS MONEY A T THE BANK, AND ON THE SAME PLA N T H A T YOU PURCHASED YOUR W A R SAVING STAMPS AND LIBERTY BONDS. THIS 5S ANOTHER ONE OF YOUR CHANCES OF RECEIVING R E A L SERVICE A T OUR PLACE. READ THE RULES AND REGULATIONS BELOW. IF POSSIBLE CALL IN AND T A L K IT OVER WITH US, OR BETTER STILL, PHONE US AND W E W IL L COME TO YOU. THIS IS AN HONEST TO GOODNESS METHOD OF MERCHANDISING TH AT MEANS A WHOLE LOT TO THE CUSTOMER, AND W E W ANT A CHANCE TO E X ­ PLAIN IT TO YOU FULLY. WE CAN CONVINCE YOU THAT THIS IS THE EASIEST W AY YET IN BUYING A SUIT. $ TH IS CLUB C A N BE JOIN ED BY M A N , W O M A N ! OR B O Y . R E A D T H E RU LES. THIS IS HOW PERKINS & B R im S U IT CLUB IS RUN Diversions Filed Since Last Report: Any mun. woman or child can join this Club, without paying any entrance fee, other than From Potomac Yards: Out 28th: the first week's payment. New York 2, Boston 1. Out 29th: The pnyments each week shall be $1.00 and nny member can take out ns many member­ New York 1, Baltimore 1. Out 31st: ship enrds ns they choose, paying for each one at the rate o f $1.00 per week. Chicago 1. Payments must lie made each week in advance. Payments will be accepted for ns From Florence: Out 29th: Cleve­ many weeks in advance ns the member wishes. land 1. Out 30th: Potomac Yards 1, After a member has paid in the full amount of the suit thnt he or she wishes to purchase Cleveland 1. he or she can get the suit. If the member has an account or can establish credit relations From Wnycross: Out 29th: Poto­ with us they can get the suit nfter they have pnid half the amount, the balance to be paid at-' mac Yards I. the snme rate, $1.00 per week. In the event that a member joins this club nnd Inter wishes to Total lcttuco shipments from withdraw he or she can do so by accepting the nmount pnid, in merchandise. ✓ Floridn this season to dato In addition to receiving a full dollar’s worth of merchandise for each dollar spent, we are ( 1-2 Inc), enrs ....... .................. .1201 going to give nwny FREE SUITS and many FREE PRIZES to the members o f this Club from Total lettuce shipments from time to time. , Florida last season to snme To begin with we arc going to plnce each hundred members in a class to themselves and date, cars ............................. . 081 with each hundred members we are going to give away ABSOLUTELY FREE A SUIT OF Shipping Point Information, Jany. 1. CLOTHES ench month. I f wc have five hundred members we will give away five suits o f SANFORD, F LA .: Mild, clear. clothes each month. Haulings light. •Practically no de­ Members In order lo be entitled to free chances each week or month on these free suits mand or movement, market very dull. or free prizes must have their dues paid up to date, nnd nny member allowing his or her T oo few snles to establish mnrkct. dues to get ns much ns two weeks In nrrenrs will not be nllowcd to participate In the free LOS ANGELES, Calif.: Unreportdrawings. ed. These prizes nnd free suits are not offered you for your $1.00 a week as you get your TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FROM suit or merchandise when it is paid for, but w c ofTcr these ns an inducement for you to join IMPORTANT MARKETS and keep up your pnyments after you have joined. Women can take advantage o f this Club o ffe r nnd prepare themselves for th eir' next This Morning’s Jobbing Sales Unless year’s Christmas Gifts for him and at the sam e time share in the drawings for the free suits Otherwise Stated. ns well as the other valuable prizes offered from time to time as we expect lo offer prizes at BALTIMORE: -13 decree,' cloudy, different times that will appeal to the womnn. Arrivals since Thurs: 4 Fla. 10 cars Mothers can have their sons join nnd in this wny get him his next suit without having to on track including broken. Opening pay more thnn $1.00 at a time. prices Monday: Demand and move­ ment moderate, mnrkct steady. Fla.'s THERE ARE M ANY OTHER V A LU A B LE FEATURES CONNECTING WITH THIS mnrkct stronger, prices slig* tly high­ er. bu. hampers, Big Boston, CLUB AND ALL FOR YOUR BENEFIT AS WELL AS OURS. Come, talk it over with us. $1.50-11.75, Cr ttes $1.50. Itomnine, few sides, *1.75. Calif’s crates Iceberr . >enrij miles. CLEVELAND: 30 degrees, clear. Arrivals sine« Thursday: Calif 1, Flo. 0. t) cars on rnck including broken. Siipp' s moderate. Demand and movement good, market stronger, prices .higher. Calif's crates Iceberg $3.50*$3.75. Fla.’s 1V4 bu. hampers, Big Boston, $2.00. CHICAGO: 35 degrees, clear: Ar­ rivals Bince Thurs: 8 Calif. 18 cars track including broken. Supplies are moderate. Dcmnnd nnd movement moderate, market stronger. Calif's crates Iceberg $3.50-$4.00. Fin’s l l i IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ITEM ONE DAY bu. hampers, B ig Boston, $1.50-$2.00. ONLY OF THE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD. Ordinary mostly $1.00. CINCINNATI: 33 degrees clear. PINEHURST D A IRY —The 95 per cent Dairy. TH Arrivals since Thursday: 1 Calif, 3 \ We invite the public to inspect our Dairy at any time or nny Fla. 4 cars on track including broken. Supplies liberal. Demand and move­ Hour— Deliveries Twice Each Day. THE GREAT ment slow. Calif's market stronger, “ THE DAIRY thnt IS DIF crates Iceberg, $2.50-$2.75. Fln.’s mnrket stedny, l l i bu. hampers, $1.75 FERENT FROM OTHERS N». 'i $2.00. Qnnllty fair, leafy, $1.50. Ask the State Board o f Health Phone 367 PHILADELPHIA: 10 degrees, cloudy. Arrivals since Thursday: 2 EDUCATIONAL AND Calif, 11 Fla. 5 cars track including REFINED broken. Demand nnd movement are modroutc, market firm. Fla.’s 1 & bu. hampers, heads, mostly $1.50.$ 1.75, Two hours o f pleasing, excit­ few $2.00. Poorer $1.15-$125. Ito­ ing, thrilling acts, with the mnine $1.40-$1.50, few $r.75. Calif’s crates Iceberg, $2.25*$2.76. W orld’s foremost nrenic stars. NEW YORK: 40 degrees cloudy. Arrivals since Thurs: 2 Calif, 38 Fin. A SHOW OF MERIT Supplies moderate. Dcmnnd and Aerillst, bare-back riders, cow movement limited, market steady. Fln.’s H i bu hampers, hends, best boys, cow girls, bucking bron* $1.25 $ 1.50. Poorer 75c-|1.00. Some ebs, fancy nnd trick riding, refused. Itomnine ,bcst $1.50-$ 1.75. clowns galore, pretty ponies, Fnir $125-$1.50. Calif’s crates Ice­ the children’s delight. berg, $2.75-$3.00, few us high ns $325. 2 PERFORMANCES D AILY PITTSBURGH: 34 degrese, part­ ly cloudy. Arrivals since Thursday: at 2 and 8 p. m. 3 Calif, 3 Fla. Opening prices Mon­ day: Demand and movement slow, FREE EXHIBITION % market unsettled. Calif’s crates Ice­ On grounds nt 1 nnd 7 p. m. berg mostty $225. Fla.'s H i bu. hampers, heads, $1.$125. •► £ T . LOUIS: 41 degrees, cienr. Ar­ SHOW GROUNDS rivals sin:o Thura: 1 Calif, 4 Fla. C nt 8th nnd Sanford Avenue. unbroken, 3 broken enrs on track. De­ mand nnd movement slow, mraket dull. Calif’s Imperial Valley, crates BIG FARMERS MEETING Iceberg, quality nnd condition fine, $3.-$325. Other Calif’s best $2.75-$3. There will be n big farmers meet­ Poorer ns low as 50c. ing at the the Court house TuesdayM. S. WIGGINS, night at 8 o'clock. Locnl Representative. SANFORD THURS., JAN. 6 BARRETT SHOW PURE MILK : PINEHURST DAIRY SEED POTATOES I You C a n t M ake Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown H od Without Sunshine Nor can you make m uch m oney without som e effort to Reserve Your Resources hy establishing credit with a reliable bank. Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks not make som e real “ H A R mj ^ ^ 8tarting a check account *-~*th ua. Ul up your credit that you m a ; : ? able to master difficult problem s. arminole County ß a n k | Sanford,florid a ■' e B an k for H o m e P cô p lc ; [ Chase & Company] o ffice I u p p l ik a t I e r a l d o ffic e ■? - 44*i tut �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY d, 1921 PAGE SIX n > a n x i lUiN Captain’s inspection aboard ships RN IS STA TE ’S LEADING FIELD CROP; SEVERAL BIG of the battle fleet had its inception STAPLES SHOW DECREASE OVER PREVIOUS Y E A R ; STATE HAS SIX MILLION ACRES IN FARMS By SAM T . FLEMING, Agricultural Statistician ■ , GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 3.— The year ■ just closed shows n gnin in produc­ tion of stnplc crops and fruits over tho preceding year although scvernl o f tho big stnplc crops show a loss Pi \ and the total acreage in cultivation ‘ waa somewhat less than for 1913. The heaviest increase in production has resulted from the smnll ncrengc » crops, sugar cane, Irish potatoes, rice, tobacco, etc., for each o f which there has been either on increase in acreage planted or exceptionally good yields. With the exception o f cotton, oats and sweet potatoes nil of the state's big staple crops show decreased pro­ duction, either ns the result of n cut in acreage planted or from low yields. F or the fruit crops, the production o f oranges will exceed last •season's by approximately 20 per cent., while . grapefruit will show a decrease of at least 10 per cent. Production o f peaches and pears did not come up to Inst season, the penr crop, especially, being nlmost a failure. The most Interesting features of the year's agricultural work have been high-priced indifferent help, long periods of exceedingly wet or dry wenther, n splendid harvesting Hen­ son and, finally, the Inability o f the fnrmcr to dispose o f most of his pro­ ducts at a price that will leave him where he started Inst spring, finan­ cially. There has been n general tendency during the fall to hold up on framing operations. Only 20 per cent o f the farm lands have been plowed this fall, compared with 30 per cent Inst year and 6-1 per cent two years ago. Wages of male farm Inbor show n tendency to drop just at the close of the year but hnve been the highest ever pnid throughout the working season. The average daily wage pnid in the Ncvy many, many y ea n ago. And while- the methods o f inspec­ tion and the days upon which It is r .A* t ¿ f Ü á ■n r u :■ ■ - treant who, previous to an Inspection, aeited at the date of the iudance of ed In Seminole County, Florida u. admonished him men, thusly: “ When auch certificate In the name of Mrs. j w ill SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 a« w v Ior Bee. 20, "i'wp. 21 S., R, 32 E. ia l zzz ’¿yen rigl.t,’ ! ¿cu L. C. CtàiliiMH Also Tax Certificate No. 423, dat- acres more or less. The said land’ v all eye-ball click." While a sailorman’s eye-balls can hardly be heard ed the 6th day o f July, A. D., 1916, Ing assessed at the date o f the UiT clicking, still the amartnesa of the has filed said certificate in my o f- ance o f such certificate in the nanü men and the neatness o f the ship flee, and has made application fo r . o f Unknown. would certainly receive praise from tax deed to issue in accordance w ith ) Also Tax Certificate No. 413 j.. the negro sergeant and answer the law. Said certificate embraces th e 'e d the 6th day o f July, A. D.1915 purpose. following described property situât- has filed said certificate in raj- 0/ cd In Seminole county, Florida, to -¡fle e , and has made application h wit: NW 1-4 (less N W 1-4) of Sec. tax deed to issue in accordance with 17, Twp. 20 S, Rge. 32 E. 120 acres ( law. Said certificate embraces the certificate In the name of J. H .'N E 1-4 (less SE 1-4) and NW h Bryce. |and SE 1-4 o f SW 1-4 of Sec. 8, Twp' Also Tax Certificate No. 412, d a t -¡20 S, Bgc. 32 E, (less W 1-2 of NW cd the Cth day o f July, A. D. 1916, 1-4 °* NW 1-4, and less W 12 acru hi.s filed said certificate in my o f f i c e ,'0* U 1-2 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1- 4). Th* and has made application for tax ' being assessed at the date died to issue in accordance with law. i°* issuance of such certificate la Said certificate embraces the follow name o f J. H. Brice, ing described ‘ property situated In Unless said certificates shall be « Seminole County, Florldn, to-wlt: N E ‘ teemed according to law, tax deed 1-4 and N 1-2 o f SE 1-4 nnd SW 1-4 win ,88» e thereon on the 18th day ef o f SE 1-4 o f Sec. 7, Twp. 20 S., B g e ., January, A. D. 1021. 32 E. (Less E 1-2 o f NE 1-4 o f N E , Witness my official signature ar.d 1-4). The said land being assessed 8Ca* this tho 13th day of December, at the date of the Issuance of such 1520. certificate In the name of J. H. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Brice. Clerk Circuit Court, s' £1 B JEllf~ . ,-y.-Vjaa i.---Ti,fca_*-a :U lr . *1w *yiw vÊ.ffva7s- M»a■ 1 jary m ■ — 1-aii [v '*****% jM r ] • j. ? Also Tax Certificate No. 415, datcd the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1915} “ 15' Ctc‘ held have changed from time to The photograph shows the Cap­ time it still means tho same spotless tain of one o f our newest dreaduniforms, clean-shaven faces and naughts passing doyrn through the ranks of n company o f white-clad sailormcn, with his entourage close be­ hind ready to note nny defects the 12,450,000 Captain might overlook. Parentheti­ 103,0007,022,000 cally we might say the Captain never 15,922 overlooks. 210,000 40,000 Post Cards at the Herald office, le. 141,000 ...... 780,000 10,530,000 830,000 ............................................ 8,687,000 , ........... 18,000 ...... 23,000 184,000 24,000 ...... 22,000 31,000 27,000 ...... 115,000 132,000 > 113,000 ........ 20,000 20,000 18,000 20,000 ........ 60,000 1,020,000 54,000 1,026,000 ..... 117,000 3,270,000 126,000 3,402,000 ...... 313,000 250,000 316,000 190,000 ....... 25,000 2,625,000 24,000 1,824,000 ....... 3,000 72,000 2,000 48,000 ....... 600 84,000 600 78,000 ....... 24,000 6,110,000 17,000 4,590,000 ....... 45,000 4,275,000 41,000 4,100,000 4,200 4,620,000 4,200 3,990,000 104,000 1,300,000 111,000 1,332,000 ..._. 246,000 492,000 265,000 530,000 ..... 2,270,000* 5,000,000 2,000,000* 5,500,000 .....4,250,000* 8,500,000 4,100,000* 7,000,000 ..... 180,000* 162,000 180,000* 180,000 ....... 60,000* 30,000 62,000 * 70,000 nad yield fo r 1920 have not been reported to ,®e™in^ 0 c ° unty, Hi. By \ . E. Douglass, D, q has filed said certificate In ray o f- NoUce o f Application for Tax Deed flee, and has made application fo r Undcr Sectlon 575 of |ha Cen> tax deed to issue In accordance w ith era| law. Said certificate embraces the . . . . . . , , * , following described property situated . 0 . re y ® ,[fn ^ at W. in Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: » W 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f Sec. 0, Twp. Ï . * 1 « Si 20 S, Bge. 32 E, 40 acres more or less. The said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance o f such cer­ tificata in the nsm*» o f J. H. Brice. Also Tax Certificate No. 186, dat­ ed the 0th dny o f July, A. D. 1014, has filed said certificate in ray o f ­ fice, and has made application fo r tax deed to Issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the with their swords. The various divis­ ions vie with each other to see which will receive the Captain’s nod of ap­ proval. Every member o f the ship’s company, except those absolutely re -1 quired to ace to the safety of the , ship, stand inspection on the main deck, while the Captain posses be-1 tween the ranks scrutinizing the men nnd their uniforms. During the in­ spección the band plays military marches and the whole affair is ac­ companied by a great deal of pomp nnd ceremony. • We are reminded o f the negro scrPart o f this acreage is either grazed E| A. DOUGLASS, Clerk County Court, Seminole County, FIs. By V. E. Douglass, D. C. SET RECORD FOR PROFLIGACY Danish Courtlar, Hundreds of Ysare Ago, Started Fashion Copied by Some Modem “ Sparta." eluded.) PROGRESSIVE INFLUENCE WILL BACK UP NEW GROUP WASHINGTON, Jan. 3,— When the new congress meets on call of Presi­ dent Harding it will find a new pro­ gressive insurgent group organized in the house nnd senate. Although Ha members will form a comparatively small number in cither house, they will have the backing of organized progressive influences in each state and at their services a bu­ reau o f information and research. Preliminary organization work was completed lnte this month nt a meet­ ing attended by individuals¿and rep­ resentatives of organizations who Jear' the scheduled "return to nor­ mal” may mean n swing to reaction and conservatism. With a nucleus of half a dozen sen­ ators and a score o f representatives who muy be regarded as militnntly progressive nil along the line, it was decided to enlist the help of those members progressive on special lines, •although conservative in general. Anticipating that special interests will be pushing much legislation, the new organization will keep to the front the welfare of the public nt large. Approximately 650,000 has been pledged to establish a bureau to pro­ vide the information necessnry for the affective presentation o f the public’s aide o f ail questions, na against the data heretofore eaaity obtainable only from highly paid lobbies of special interests. Among the senators ready to carry on the progressive fight are France uf Maryland, Norris o f Nebraska, Walsh of Massachusetts, LoFollette o f Wisconsin and Ladd, newly-clcctfed from North Dakota. The bureau which will supply the -■ a insurgent ammunition probably will ha headed by Basil Manly, economist ! inveitigmtor and publicist, whose re- » % \ ,1 m I \ p \ 1i * i port on the investigations of the Fed­ eral Industrial Relations committee was one of the most comprehensive documents ever published by con­ gress. A second m eeting,'at which plans for extending the supporting organi­ zation into every state will be taken up, and n program mnppcd out fo r meeting issues coming up at the spec­ ial session, probably will be held early in January. With the Republican majority (irm­ ly in control of the new congress, the progressives look fro steam roller tactics in putting through much of the legislation proposed. But even u party juggernaut, they hold, can be swnyed from its path or wrecked by a few high explosives bombs, SWORD WORTHY OF OWNER Blade Worn by Miles Blandish Has Been Traced to the Time of the Crusades. Among the relics of the Pilgrims that may he seen when visitors throng the old town of Plymouth fer the ter­ centenary observances few are more Interesting than the sword of Miles Htsndlsh. It mny be seen In Pilgrim hall. It la a Damascus blade nnd presum­ ably came Into the possession o f the Pilgrim captain from someone whose ancestors had brought It from tho Crusades. It bears several curious Inscriptions, which waited until June, 1881. to be translated. Then Prof. James nosedslo o f Jerusalem went with a band o f Arabn to America's most Important shrink and found that the carved characters belonged to different dates —some tn Cuflc and very old. Ha waa only able to translate one, o f a later period. In Arabic. The words given here show that Its spirit was quite appropriate to ths spirit of the Pilgrims: “ With peace God ruled hla Slaves. And with Die Judgments of Ills arms He troubled tho Mighty o f the wicked." The “ sport" who lights hts cigareta with 65 bills had the pace set hun­ dreds o f years ago by courtiers tn ths reign o f Queen Caroline Matilda e f Denmark. Bills worth 630 were used by them as pipe lighten, and the lead- I ershlp was taken by an old roue, I Count Ilantzau, who, although 00, won | the love of the beautiful Sophia ; Llrernet, of the royal ballet, a maid o f j 18 years. IUntzau waa the brains be­ hind the plot that broke the rule o f the guilty queen and her lever. Dr. i Struensee, and put the dowager ■ queen, Juliana Maria; In power. ! That astute lady promptly turned on Ilantxau and ordered him banished. , Be wee sunk In melancholy, but brightened long enough to give a sarins o f balls and entertainments | more brilliant than any the kingdom ( had known. Then he drew his pistol, and all would hare been over had not the lovely Sophia entered at that m o -! ment and by singing a trio of old t melodies to the tinkle o f her harp, i won back Ills desire to live. Ho did not die until many yeara later, and then died as he would have wished to , die with his boots on, and ns the result ( of a duel In,France over the fa v o r' of n lady. CspL Roger Clap to His Children. Roger Clap's words to his children were: “ You have better food and raiment than was In former tim es; but hare you better hearts than your forefath­ ers hndf If so, rejoice In that mercy, and let New England then shout for Joy. Sure all the people of God In other parts of the world, that shall hear the children and grandchildren of the find planters o f New England have better hearts, and are more heav­ enly then their predecessors, they will doubtless greatly rejoice, and will say: This Is the generation whom the Lord hath blessed.'" CapL Roger Clap, an English colon­ ist In America, was one o f the foun­ ders o f Dorchester, Mass., settling there In 1030. He was captain of the fort or “ castle" on Castle Island from 1003 to 1080, after which, until his death, he lived In Boston. He Is beet remembered for hts “ Memoirs," whl:h he prepared about 1070, but which were not published unlit 1781, when they were edited by Thomas Prince. Miami’s first pnlm fete wns an un­ qualified success. The next one will Even lazy people arc perfectly wil­ ling to acquire corns in their hands be on a greater and more splendid from handling hard cash. scale. Ford You Can Get Immediate Delivery ED W ARD HIGINSG Phone 3 3 1 3 1 0 -3 1 4 East Firs! �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1*21 PAGE SEVEN ave Y our 1 yft the Foundation w l, ,V 3 the R oof jljfebj -K i ! n fi lb*. Uniter»«! * Keyboard Ruling Device Tabulator XSS&BSsSteS*' The One You Haue Been For Cold Weather THREE - UNIT - MACHINE Heaters SPARTANSBUUG, S. C., Jnn. 3.— Twenty-one cotton mill.*\ in Spartonsburg county, having n totnl capital stock o f $8,908,900 January last, have paid dividends amounting to $0,058,* 000 and cash dividends amounting to $2,184,049.50 duriiffc the yenr ending today, according to figures compiled' by E. M. Law & Co., for the Spartansburg Journals. Included in the cash i dividends Is the sum o f $833,t70 be­ ing pnid in semi-annual dividends to­ day but the totals do not include divi­ dends paid during the year by mill in adjacent counties, the manage* mente o f which arc located here. The combined stock and' cash dividends ' paid this year lack but $850,900 of equalling the combined capitalisation o f mills during the year. The stock dividends represent, for the most part, profits earned during the era of high prices prevailing since 1915, but which were not distributed until tho U. S. Supreme Court announced Its decision that stock 1dividends were not taxable. • I i Most o f the companies had good surplus left after paying their divl- 1 dends. All mills are running on prac-1 ticaliy full time now and it Is snld the 20 per cent wage reduction h a s' been met in this way. A brisk dc - 1 Phone 189 mand for products is expected a lit-' - tie later on. | . _ _ 1 One mill this week sold 50 cases Cook Stoves Ranges Oil Stoves Gas Stoves and Ranges Possesses every essential feature of larg­ er, heavier and more costly typewriters. Three unit machine: base, carriage and ac­ tion. Many troublesome parts eliminated. The machine for both office and home. Does the work, of any typewriter regardless of cost. For foreign languages, especially equipp­ ed with from one to five dead keys— does not entcrfere with standard keyboard. RESULT OF SANFORD EXAMINA TIONS ARE ANNOUNCED BY SUPT. SII EATS JACKSONVILLE, Jun. 1.— The fol­ lowing applicants in the teachers’ ex­ aminations held nt Sanford, Seminole county, were announced here Thurs­ day by State Superintendent o f Pub­ lic instruction W. N. Shoots : State nnd special— Harold Frank­ lin Bache, Sanford; Mary C. Connor, New Smyrna; Sarah E. Ferguson, * 1 *1 C C A to, J. eustisA | O t l/ a / O S F L O R ID A | I f l ♦ WE DO HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING FOR THE TRADE MAlL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT X X + t ATTENTION t i inndo; Frank M. Kinney, Groveland; Bessie S. May, New Smyrna; Agnes E. McCormack, Osceola; Sarah M. Metcalf, Orlnndo; Mrs. Ilnzcl Moughton, Sanford; Jessie E. Rnulerson, Pierson; Lelie Hyland, Sevielle; Ouidn M. Hobbs, Haines City. The examinations were held Decem­ ber 14th to 10th. X j Reck Many Religious AHOClstHns. A Farlnnd, Ocoee; Miss Gertrude McKny, Kissimmee; Mrs. Mnry F. Seip, Chuluota; Willie L. Svig, Chuluotn; Docin Simpson, Eustis; Mrs. Jessie Stewart, Enu GniHe; Sirs. Margaret Stewnrt, Longwood; Mrs. Mnrthn L. Tnlton, DcLand; Mrs. Theresa 0. Vonllerbulis, Sorento; Minnie V, Watson, Fort Christmas; Mrs. Rosa White, Ocoee; .Mrs. Mnry E. Widing, Apopka; Mrs. Nina M. Adkins, San­ ford; Willie P. Hewglcy, Orlnndo; Sarn Elizabeth Humphries, Blanton; Much interest is being shown in Brevard county in sugar cane ami citrue culture. The sugar cane acreage next year will he increased over that o f this year. Many new groves i\re being developed. Seed Potatoes Kali Bearing Shift-Carriage EXCELS A LL OTHERS In Efficiency, Simplicity and Price HERALD PRINTING months ago from high priced cotton and under the wage scnle then pre­ |fflurton ~ Craft | Fingers 90 characters SEE THEM AT THE k001*8 ®nct i°98 per case. The cloth, however, wna made Missed Her. "H ow Is your afternoon bridge club getting on i" “ Oh, rather poorly. You know, dear, Mrs. Gausslp has left us." “ Hut I thought she was nn atrocious player." 1 "She wns; hut then, she nlwnys had so mnny delirious storhi« to t«*ll about her nelvlilmrs " — Ihistou Tninscrlut. No Paper WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET And that must determino your choice o f a type­ writer. You havo no place fo r the cheaply con­ structed machine nor will economy permit the out­ lay of an extravagant sum. Good business sense finds the solution In the MOLLE. The MOLLE in­ corporates every essential feature you find In any machine at any price. Yet It is unusually simple, both in construction and operation. Built in three units—base, carriage and action—many extra parts are eliminated. This means a saving in repairs and a bigger saving by keoplng it ori| the job. The MOLLE tightest o f touch, speediest o f action, will do anything that a writing machine Is called upon to do with the least amount o f noise and effort. ss $15 00 va^*n*r* ^ ,c 8nnie goods, manufnet- ‘ $10 00 Urci* noW *rom Pro8ent priced raw j q ' qq cotton and nt the present wage scale,' ..... < 11*00 would show a substantial profit. Lo- j col mill men, without exception, say (’D y they look for satisfactory business A ll «luring the yenr. 115 M a g n olia A ve, Phone 112 Rack Spacer ---------------- MOLLE------------------ Hardware Co A Mi S Waiting For STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the Stockholders of Sanford Build­ ing & Loan Association: The nnnunl meeting of the stock­ holders o f the Sanford Building A Loan Association will be held at it* office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford, Florida, nt eight p. m., Saturday, Jan­ uary 8 , 1921, fo r tho purpose o f elect­ ing directors for tho ensuing year, nnd to transact such other buaineu .ns may lognll come before It. T. J. M ILLER, Attest: President A. P. CONNELLY, 12-S-oaw4t , Secretary report on tho Dome *»f the Rock of Jerusalem is shortly to he publMied nnd will he of great Interest to the M:t* honiinetluii world.1 It inny not be gen' rally ki own that this place is the third In sanctity o f all the sanctuaries o f Islam, and Indeed for o short period It actunlly formed the Klblu toward which all Moslems prostrated them­ selves In prayer. Among the more lmimrtant religious associations o f this rock we may mention that It wns here that David and Solomon were culled to repentance, nnd on account o f a vision David chose this alto for his temple. From this same spot Mohammed asccnded to the Kevcnth Heaven after Ills night Journey from Mecca, and last­ ly It Is to be the iRene o f the Oreal Judgment. The historical associations aro not less striking, nnd such famous names ns Omar, Abd el-Mnlek, Kntndln nnd Suleiman arc all connected with the rock.—From the Zanzibar Gazette. NOTICE Dr. L. C. Ingram announces tho opening o f his office upstairs in the new McEwnn-Edwnrds building, Or­ lnndo, Fla. Some confusion and disnpopintment resulted from not open­ ing na announced which was the re­ sult of unforsecn difficulties In com­ pleting the building. 231-2tc Raleigh H. Ferrell, 19, telegraph operntor, said in his cell Monday a f­ ternoon thnt ho wnB crazed by drink when he robbed tho offices o f the Western Union Telegraph Co. o f $392 Saturday night. n. & O. MOTOR COMPANY Snnford, Florida KOKOMO, UNITED STATES AND MILLER TIRES HOW E RED TUDES MAINE GROWN T H E H E R A L D ’S Office Supply Department has ju£t re­ ceived a large and complete line of this beautiful stationery — no two boxes alike-~and w e will print any monogram on envelopes—in one, two or three colors paper (or cards) and env $5.50 PE R SACK DUTTON, Inc Sanford Florida Good times mny be ahead, but if so they ore so far ahead that overtaking them aeema hopeless. � 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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