2 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4eb2c6f996f7172e2ca606f8f0c163c2.pdf 8b64c4e557dcb85319bdd85fbc1813ce PDF Text Text TS5 »r; •i<-i *; SrIlford THE H erald ' <(fitv Substantial’ 1 'L IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST .VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMHER 31, 1921 VOLUME n ENFORCE PROHIBITION IN ALL THE BIG CITIES NEW YEARS A DRY DAY The Sailor-Made Man H SiM WATCH FOR HOOTCH n0 isoN r e s p o n s i b l e f o r n i n e d e a t h s in n . y . h a v e n o PLACE IN CELEBRATION (Ilf The AaaocUted Preaa) NK\V YORK, Dec. 31.—Now York City’s prohibition enforcement batallon received todny final instructions for enrrying out tho most rigid obBervuiico of law over Now Year’s hoiidny. They are scattered throughout the city and instructed to mnko no distinction whatever between Broad­ way and the Bowery, Fifth Avonus nn<i Fourteenth streot but to pros! the dry crusndo into ovory quarto* where merry-makers gather. Addi­ tional warnings woro Issued ngnlnst the danger of drinking strango and poisonous concoctions bolng sold ns hootch to which a dozen deaths woro attributed sinco Christmas. CHICAGO, Dec. 31.—Moro than five thousand officers of tho law, Includ­ ing enlarged staff from Prohibition Director Gregory’s office, ninety-two investigators from Attornoy General Hrundago’s office and city policemen nre ready today to give Chicago n dry New Ycnr’s eve. If liquor is in evidence at cafes oh restaurants their owners will bo arrested and tho pro­ prietors who liavo guilty knowledge of its presence will receive tho same treatment, Chief of Police Fitxmorris said. „ NOMINAL TELEPHONE HATE INCREASE ALLOWED K. ent press reports carried the i munincenient of the granting of in­ creased rates to tho Southern Beil Telephone company. Tho Southorn Hell has been battling for • over a year to secure an increase thnt would have added approximately 28 per ce nt to the subscribers' monthly tele­ phone bill, and in addition requested permission for increases in toll rates. The first gun wns fired November 1’cth. 1020, when tho request wns heard by the commission. At this h a ring there were only two comi :nitlos in Florida thnt had repre­ sentatives present opposing the roipiect for this incrcaso. St. Augus­ tine wns one city nnd SANFORD tho other. St. Augustine was represent­ ed by its city mnnngcr nnd n member "f its board of trndo, nnd Snnford’.t protest wns registered nt this henr­ ing by its city attorney nnd the secictary of the chnmbor of commorce. The objections raised nt this time resulted in tho commission ordering nn audit nnd npprnisnl of tho proper­ t i es of the Southern Boll. The in­ terim elapsing ns n result of these ohJordons nnd subsequent order of tho commission resulted in n saving of thousands of dollars to thoHu com­ munities in which tho Southern Bill operates. If thoro hnd been no objections presented nt tho initinl henring it would, obviously, hnve been up to tho commission to grnnt tho 28 per cent increase requested, ns tho nrrny of stntiticinns nnd tcchnlcnl exports ap­ pearing before tho commission in be­ half of the Southorn Boll wns n for­ midable one. I he Snnford Chnmbor of Commorco •'ilono wns responsible for lining up the rest of tho communities and de­ serves whatever credit is to bo given For taking the initiative in this matlor Tho finnl decision of tho com­ mission, whilo unsatisfactory to n majority, grnntcd only nominal in­ creases ns ngninst tho oxccssiva amount 'originally requested. Inso­ far as Sanford is concerned business concerns now pnying $4.25 will pay •RfiO, nnd privnte party lines now paying $2.50 will pny $2.05. The oxchanges in other communities not showing n profit will bo tnxod a cor­ respondingly greator amount. It might bo further Htnted thnt Snnford wns represented nt nil sub­ sequent hearings on this m atter boFore tho commission. Good meals, $8.00 por week, The Templo Club, corner Third and Park. MX m m atom#: Prohibition Enforce­ |Ku Klux Klan Played Santa Claus ment Officers Will at Gainesville He on the Job Coupled CSiftfl With N oI ch of Admonltlon to Several l'artlcn a mm . * • i I • NUMHER 240 FRENCH DELEGATION ASSENT TO APPLICATION INTERNATIONAL LAW NEW FERRY TO *1In Which French Inter­ ENTERPRISE pretation Satisfies De­ mand of England Chamber of Commerce Secures Much Needed Scrvico ABOUT SUBMARINE Captain G. E. Atkinson, together with his son, G. E. Atkinson, Jr., an­ nounce tho beginning January first of IN TIME OF WAR BE PROHIBITED* FROM TORPEDOING MER­ n ferry sorvico between Snnford nnd Enterprise. Captain Atkinson hns CHANT SHIPS • nlrendy announced tho schedule of ( H r T h e A aaoelnted P re e e /• snilings in this pnpor nnd Inst Satur­ PARIS, Dec. 31.—French delegation day brought n pnrty from Entorpriso nt Washington is understood in offic­ to shop in Snnford. Cnptnin Atkinson operates n stool ial quarters horo todny, nlrondy hna hulled, forty pnssottger cnpnclty yncht given hearty nnsont to application of which will bo used in this now service. international Inw to operation of sub­ During tho timo it is hot boing oper­ marines which in French interpreta­ ated on this schedule it will bo opon tion satisfies demand of Groat Brit­ for chnrtor by hunting nnd pleasure ain thnt submarines in timo of war bo parties, nnd Cnptnin Atkinson hna nd- prohibited from torpedoing morchnnt vised that if tho sorvico warrants it ships. ho will plnco n lnrger bont on tho WASHINGTON, Doe. 31.—Definite lnko. decision wns mndo by Hnlfour, head Tho Chamber of Commerce ndvised H aro ld Lloyd w aa told to g e t a Job If h e w an te d to m a rry th e b eautlof tlio British arms conference deloCnptnin Atkinson, before ho brought fu l h ero in e. H e Joined th e n a v y H la ex p e rien c es In th a t Job go to m o k e gallon to sail for homo January 14th. his bont here, thnt thero wns n grent I u p th e t m * p r e te n tio u s com edy o f b is c a re e r. "Tbs Bailor M ads M as ** Ambnssndor Goddos will bo tho only need for such n sorvico between those ono of British delegation loft horo to two points. Thoro aro n number of wind up remaining matters. people in Enterprise who now shop in DeLnnd nnd who will now hnvo tho WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Agree­ opportunity of getting to Sanford ments reached yesterday by tho nnvnl without taking tho long distnneo re­ committee of the arms conferonco in­ quired by road. It is n big thing for tho merchants ns it opens up n new cluded size nnd nggregnto tonnngo trade territory nnd nlso benefits tho limitations on aircraft curriers nnd, i --------------GOOD MEETING HELD AT COURT traveling salesman ns it permits him subject only to French government HAS REGAINED CONFIDENCE OF HOUSF YFSTERDAY to make quicker train connections confirmation, on size nnd nrmnmont NATION PREDICTION MADE AFTERNOON titan ho can now make by waiting at of auxiliary craft. HY WILSON Thnt cleared tho cominittco's docks, Orange City Junction. pending replies from tho French nnd About thirty women of Snuford nnd Tho trip to Entorpriso by wntor Is (I)y T h e A sso c iate d P re a a ) Jnpnncso governments on tho R o o t. Seminole county met in tho Court n distance of 4.0 miles nnd eun bo NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Tho predic­ resolution to initinto tho banning on- • House Friday afternoon to discuss made in twonty-threo minutos. It is tion thnt 11122 would show thnt tho tircly of subntarino wnrfnro against plnns for organizing tho county Into tho intention of tho Hornld to hnvo Democratic party "has entirely rognincommercial craft. Adjournment was n Lenguc of Women Voters. tho dnily paper distributed thoro onch cd confidence of the nation' wns ntndo taken indefinitely but probnbly only ' The meeting wns called to order nt ovening nnd ndvortisers will rccoivo by Woodrow Wilson in his Now Ycnr's until next week, when these cammunU letter to Womon'H Democratic Politi­ 9 o’clock by Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of the corresponding benefits. Lnko Monroe. Mrs. Henry Wight Captuin Atkinson’s yacht, which ho cations arc expected to hnvo boon re­ cal Longue ntndo public hero todny. im iTISH HATTLESHIP wns nominuted temporary chairman; hns npproprintoly renamed Snnford, ceived and completion of tho nnvat Tho letter wns in reply to birthdny Mrs. R. E. Tolnr, secretary. Mrs. WITH SMALL GREW will ndd greatly to the rccrontionnl limitation agreement in committed greeting sent former president on Blnckntnn addressed the meeting, stntlife of tho city ns tho bont can bo made possible. DRIFTING I1EFOKE STORM behalf of Lcnguc. ing thu aim and object of tho Lcnguo chartered by individuals and civic or­ nnd impressing upon her hearers tho ganizations for river picnics and ntoon UNITED STATES OF INDIA SOVIET GOVERNMENT ( 11/ T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) need of "political education” among light ridos on tho river. IS PLEA OF INDIANS CHERBOURG, Dec. 31. — British WILL GET OUR FOOD, tho wonton. battleship Vengeance with small crow In emphasizing the possibilities for TEN MILLIONS WORTH Tho following resolution was offer­ tho profitable operation of a boat on ( 11/ T h e A aauelnled P rean ) nbonrd drifting before storm In Eng­ ARM IB)A HAD, India, Dec. 31.—A ed by Mrs. I Hackman: lish channel this morning in danger ( H r T h e A aaoelnted P re ss) theso waters, tho Chnmbor of Com­ plea for Indian republic to be culled "Resolved that a League of Wom­ LONDON, Dec. 30.—Agreement ne­ of colision with other craft or of pil­ merce ndvised Cuptuin Atkinson that the United States of India to bo de­ ing up on shore. Tho vessel, thirteen gotiated hero lust week whereby So­ en Voters for Seminole County bo or­ ho could bo assured of local support clared January first and bo attained thousnnd tons, being towed by tugs viet Ilussin will turn over to American ganized.’ I as well ns patronage front interior by guerilla wnrfnro if nocossnry was After favorable discussion tho res­ points, and othor sections along tho on way to shipyard to bo dismantled. relief administration ten million dolfeatured in nn nddress by President Two liners pnrtcd in tho storm last Inrs gold for purchnso of grain in tho olution was adopted. river ttenr Sanford. Mohnni of All-Indinn Moslem Lcnguo Tito constitution nnd by-lnws of night nnd crew unublo to gnin control United Stntes for fnmlno relief sign­ Captain Atkinson hns stntcd thnt ho at tho opening of tbo annual session tho League wero rend by Mrs. John of ship. Two French nnvnl tugs sent ed horo todny by Walter Lyman will enrry freight ns well ns pnssonof tho Lcnguo horo todny. Leonard!, and were adopted as rend. out to rescue benten back by storm Brown, on behalf of relief adminis­ gors. Tho following officers wero elected i Attention is cnllcd to ndvortisoments nnd othor British, nnd French nnvnl tration nnd Leonard Krnssin on bufor tho ensuing yenr: SIXTY-THREE PEOPLE ’ hnlf of RttBsinn Soviet government. ernft attempting to roach her. giving details of this service. | Mrs. W. F. Blackman, Lake Mon­ LYNCHED IN U. 8. roe, chnirntnn. GIRLS WON BASKETBALL DURING THE YEAR Trains Snow Bound | Mrs. Deane Turner, Snnford, Vieo- Notice of Appeal BOYS LOST THEIR GAME on Canadian Railways WITH EUSTIS LAST NIGHT Chnirmnn. Filed Circuit Court ( 11/ T h r A aa n rln lrtl I 'rra a ) I Mrs. A. J. Fuller, Longwood, SecyNEW YORK, Doc. 31.-Slxty-threo—Traffic Tied Up For John Pope persons woro Mrs. W. H. Hnlnrd, Altnmonto, lynched in tho United) Tho girls High School team won Stntes this yenr compared with sixty-Treasurer. Snow Storms of Grent Severity All their gnnto of basket ball with tho ' Is Now Serving Life Sentence for fivo Inst year said a .statement issued Mrs. Walter Van Ness, chnirmnn, ! Euatls High School girls Inst night nt Through Novn Scotin Killing of George llickmnn Precinct No. 1. today by the Association for Advance­ jtho Parish Houso by p Hcoro of 111 to Mrs. BonJ. Lake, chairman, Pre­ ment of tho Colored People. Two vic­ 0 but tho High School Itoys lost their (U r T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 31.-CounMONCTON, Now Brunswick, Dec. . gnnto to Eustis High by n scoro of 21) cinct No. 2. tims were women while six worohoI for John H. Pope, serving n life 31.—Five trains nro snowbound in to 35. Both games woro well attend­ Mrs. John Leonard!, chairman, Pre­ whito men. sentence in connection with tho mur­ Follcigh mountains section of Cnnn- ed nnd cutisetl much excitement among cinct No. 3. . der of Georgo Hickman, local thentro dinn National Itnilways nnd conipluto tho spectators. Tho officin! figures Mrs. W. J. Lawton, Oviedo, Pre­ manager, by Frank RnwiitiH during n MAIL THEFT COMES TO LIGHT tio up of traffic in some sections ns nnd scoro will ho given by tho official cinct No. 5. IN NEW YORK STATE n roault of snow storm which prevail­ Hcorer in nnothor pnrt of this Ihsuo. i Mrs. W. II. Bullard, Altnmonto Pre­ hold-up Inst September, filed notico of nn npponl in Circuit Court horo to­ ed with great severity in Novn Scotin A fter tho gamo tho Eustis girls cinct No. 11, ( 11/ T h e A aaoelnted P n u ) dny, returnnblo March 27th. MennThursday night nnd yestordny. Ono woro ontertnined by tho Snnford girlH Tho next meeting will he announced NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—A mnll tinio, Pope, who is now working on train is reported ns coniplotoly cov­ nt n luncheon. through tho Herald. theft of n million nnd half in bonds, tho Jnckson county roods, is expected ered over with huge snow drifts. •Inst July 18 beentno known todny w iht to ho brought to tho Duvnl Jail horo I tho nrrest of Mrs. Abo Attell, wife HANKS CLOSE MONDAY PUTTING UP SOME FINE EGGS pending outcome of his uppcnl. MILLIONS OF MARKS of former pugilist, Sant Gold nnd H ar­ OFFERED IN U. S. ry Cohen, by postofficc inspectors and Monday, Jnnunry 2nd, boing tho Tho editor of tho Hornld wiih tho TO PAY OFF DEBT day to colobrnto, tho bnnks will bo rocipiont of n pnekngo of excellent MESSENGER OF PEACE mouthers of police bomb squud. SIEZED WITH CARGO closed nil day. fresh ogga this morning from tho ( 11/ T h e A aaoelnted P rc a a ) THAT WAS LIQUOR FAIR WEATHER Sominolo Poultry Farm south of tho NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Millions of FOR-NEXT W E E K STOKES WILL CLOSE city. Tho Sominolo Poultry Farm is Gormnn paper murks valued in tho SOME COLD WEATHER WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Solzuro ono of tho now nnd growing institu­ neighborhood of hnlf n cont onch, hnvo Tho majority of tho stores will bo tions of this city nnd they now ship of tho British schoonor Mossongor of boon offered numerous bunks in tho ( 11/ T h e A axielntcd Preaa) closed nil dny Mondny. Some of tho eggs to ninny points by parcel post Ponce with n cargo of liquor off tho United Stutes within tho Inst fow WASHINGTON, Doc. 31.—Gener­ North Curolinn const wns reported by moat nnd grocery stores will bo open packages nnd nlso supply tho citizens weeks by residents of Germany who ally fair weather oxcopt rains Wed­ nro anxious to sottlo obligations horo, n fow hours Mondny morning to nc- of Sanfqrd a t nil times with nice tho const'gunrd todny. Tho vessel nesday or Thursday; tomporaturo near according to Hovornl local bankers, commodnte customers but nil of thorn fresh eggs. If you wnnt fresh eggs stranded on O’Cracoko bar hut flont- or slightly below normul. Frosts ox­ will coiso part of tho morning nnd nil boo tho Suminolo Poultry Fnrms. Thoy oil yesterday. Immediately taken into who hnvo declinod to accept depreciat­ copt Southern pnrt of stnto is tho afternoon, hnvo tho poultry farm nt tho turn custody by const gunrd cutter. ed curroncy. foroenst for Florida during tho weolt of tho rond on tho Snnford-Orlnndo beginning Sunday. NO VACATION FOR HERALD rood whore tho rond to Lnko Jessup MR. ROYD PERSONS HOLDING OFFICE branches off. IN RAILROAD CORPORATION CALL FOR CONDITION Tho Dally Ilornld will bo issued on The Methodist people hnvo boon CAN HOLD INDEFINITELY NATIONAL HANKS Mondny ns no holiday is over tukon on Tho "ohnrming naturalness” you loking anxiously for tho coming of EARLY NEXT WEEK Now Year’s Dny. Tho Dnily wishes liko in a girl cost hor many wonry Mr. Iioyd, tho great Hlnger, who is to ( H r T h e A ean clated P rc a a ) WASHINGTON, Doe. 31.—AI por- to s ta r t tho now yonr with plenty of hours of prnctico. ho tho nsHlHtant to Dr. Walker. Ho ( 11/ T h e Aaauclnted Preaa) sons holding two or moro plncos ns of­ business nnd will issuo n Now Year’s will arrive todny nnd sing nt both WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—A call Visit tho now Sominolo Cnfo in tho services of tho church and a t Dr. for tho conditional of national banka ficers nnd directors of tho Intorstnto number on Monday. Got your spaco Itn’lrond Corporations woro given le­ Mondny morning if you hnvo not nl­ Millar building on Park nvonuo to­ Walker’s clnsrt nt tho Princess Tho- ns of tho latter pnrt of this month morrow nnd got un elegant turkey ntro whoro nn oxtrn crowd is expect­ tflll bo Issued early noxt wook by gal pormiHsidn’by tho Intorstnto Com- rondy contracted for it. dinner for ono dollar. Rond tho menu ed tomorrow. It s tho first Sunday Comptroller of Curroncy, it wns Indi­ tttorco Commission todny to hold tholr various positions indofinitoiy. Buy it with n Hornld Want Ad. in todny’s Dnily Hornld. 240-Itc of tho yonr. cated nt tho treasury today. (Dr T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) GAINESVILLE, Dec. 31.—Tho Ku Klux Klnn mndo its public bow to Gnincsviilo Christmas ovo whon whito robed representatives of tho organiza­ tion nppenred at two places in tho role of Snntn Claus. It had not been generally known that tho klnn existed hore. At one of the plncos the klnnsmon coupled their gifts with n note con­ taining an admonition that hto "good for nothing" former head of tho fam ­ ily wns not to slmro them nnd tho mother of scvernl children wns re­ quested to tell him thnt if ho did not get n Job within a week nnd pay her a stipulated amount he would bo put to work on tho county roads, “Theso groceries nro for you nnd your children only,” tho noto snid in part, "ami if your good for nothing former husbnml comes nround and tries to eat up this food, wheih wo aro providing for you nnd tho children, ju st get you a good horsewhip and run him off. We will stand back of you and give you nny protection you need if it takes 500 of us to do it. Wo mean to protect defenseless women against nny and all loafers nnd spong­ ers. Just let it bo known nround town if ho.gets bad—we’ll tame him for you." At the National Odd Fellows Home and Orphnnngo, a pnekngo of gifts wns presented to tho matron who rosponded to the door bell. Tho two matrons, elderly women, nlso were re­ membered. A noto accompany the gifts said, "Wo nil love llttlo children.” DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE OF PARTY BACK I WOMEN VOTERS IN CONFIDENCE ORGANIZED .’v r > �S O C IE T Y : MI18. Fit ED DA1GBR, Society Editor, Phone 2I7-W If yon h ave an y frle n fa v U ltla * jo b — If you are a u la * a n y w h ere or eo m ln * hom e, or U you are e n te r ta la la « , w r ite a iioatnl eard lo thla d ep artm ent, a lv la a drtnlla, or teleh p o n e th e Item . It w ill be a rr n lly ap preciated. ___________ DEATHS S DEATH OF GEORGE McDOUGALL Tho city wns shocked Inst night to lenrn of tho death of young Gcorgo McDougnl, who hns been nt tho hos­ pital this week suffering from Injuries sustnlncd in nn nuto nccidont Mondny of thin week. George, In conipnny with Mr. nnd Mrs. D. 0. Nny, of Augus- , hilt cousin, Enrl Bcuton, nnd E. A. tn, Gn., nro visiting in tho city for n Moffett, wns riding in n truck on tho Geneva rond nnd in turning off the fow dnys. roud into tho snnd thu truck turned over on tho occupants. Benton nnd Sterling Nield, of Jacksonville, wns Moffett suffered bruises nnd cuts but in tho city yesterday attending to woro not seriously injured. George business. hnd his leg broken nnd wns injured in­ ternally nnd wns tnken to tho hospital Hoy Mncon, of Orlnndo, wns n busi­ nt onco whoro every thing wns done ness visitor hero yesterday from tho for his comfort nnd enre nnd it wns “City Beautiful." thought yostordny thnt ho would re­ cover, but ho took n turfi for tho worst A. B. Dnvis nnd family of Lako yostordny evening nnd pnssod nwny Stonrns, Fla., wero visitors in this last night. city yesterday. Ho wns Just nt tho threshold of young manhood, bolng nineteen years Mrs. DoLanoy has returned to her of ngo, nnd wns tho only son of Mr. home in Tampa aftor a pleasant visit nnd Mrs. Gcorgo McDougnil, nnd hnd hero with- her daughter, Mrs. D. C. Hvod in Snnford nt tho old homo on Griffin. Celery nvonuo nil of his years whoro ho ably assisted his fnthor on the Miss Mario Teuguo roturnod Wcd- fnrm. Ho wns n flno young man of nesdny evening from Mountvlllo, 8. C. ninny excellent traits of chnrnctor nnd where sho spent Christians with her hnd n largo circle of friends hero nnd mother. olsowhero who loved him for his sterling churnctcr nnd the fact thnt Miss Junnitn McMullen, M argaret ho preferred to romnin nt tho homo Giles nnd Dorothy Goro nnd Harold plnco with his fathor nnd mother nnd Goro spent tho dny yostordny with looked nfter their interests and wel­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tnylor nnd son Mel­ fare almost with tho loving enro of n vin, nt Silver Lake. man of mnturu years. IIo leuves a fnthor and mother nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. P. B. W right nnd Miss n sister to mourn his loss nnd mnny Mnry E. Wright, of St. Petersburg, friends nmong tho hoys nnd girls of who nro touring tho Htnto, stopped his ncqunintnnco. Tho sympnthy of over in Snnford yostordny mnklng tho community goos out to them in their headquarters nt tho Montczumn. their hour of sorrow. » Tho funeral services will bo held DANCE FOR VISITOR from tile home on Celery avenue to­ Tho lovely Wnlsmn homo wns tho morrow nftornoon nt 3:30, Fnthor scene of n lovely informnl dnneo Inst Ilonncsy, of th<? Cntholic Church ofevening given by Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn ficlnting. Interment will bo made in nnd Mrs. S. E. Bnrrett, in honor of I.nkoview cemetery. Miss Mnrgnret Wcrshnm, of Jackson­ ville, tho nttrnctive guest of her sis­ DEATH OF ALBERT HEED ter, Mrs. Bnrrett. Albert Heed died nt Boston Christ­ Tho rooms woro opened on sulto nnd ians morning. IIo wns tho oldest son effectively dccorntcd with red roses, of Mr. C. A. Reed, of this city. IIo ferns nnd Christmns decorations nnd visited this city about four years ngo. soft shnded lights. IIo left a wifo nnd two children to Punch wns served throughout tho mourn his loss. Tho sympnthy of tho evening nnd Into in tho ovoning, ico ninny friends of Mr. Reed in this city cronm nnd enko woro Bcrvod by tho hostesses. All of tho mombors of the youngor set woro invited to meet this charm­ ing honorcc. IP! i! 5 5 ■ I , $ 1 0 Suit Sale !$1 Shoe Sale AND ____________ CONTINUED ------------------We will continue selling Hart Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-PLUS $10 And REGAL SHOES TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-PLUS $1 These prices are for cash only and will last • till January 15th s Sanford Shoe and Clo. Co. Caswell, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. BRIDGE PARTY Miss Mny Linton of Fort Mcnde, Howard Smith, Mrs. W. F. Langley, wns tho chnrming guest of honor nt Miss Dorothy Humph, Mrs. Ed. Betts, n bridge party given yestordny after­ Misses Mnry nnd Julia Znchnry, Mrs. noon by her sister, Mrs. W. A. Lester Stanley Wnlkor, Mrs. Vnnco Dougins, nt her homo on Mngnolin nve. Thoro Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Mrs. W. Morton woro two tnhleH of plnycrs nnd n Thigpen, Misses Bessio Znchnry nnd -number in £l'0Ht9 wero invited in for I.iicile Newby. refreshments. Misses Enoln I. Ilill nnd Wilma Mao Tho spndous rooms woro lovely Hill were in tho city yostordny enwith their decorations of red nnd route to Okeechobee City from Or­ green, holly, mistletoe, nnrclssus nnd lnndo where they hnvo been attend­ poinsettlns being used In chnrming ing the Florida Kducntionnl Associa­ profusion. Of exceptional Interest wart the tion. game of bridge plnycd during tho a f­ Misses Antoinette nnd Almn Deternoon, high score being mndo by Cottes, of Jacksonville, nro tho ntMrs. Ben Cnswell, who wns nwnrded tractive guests of their brother, Geo. n largo bnth towel with crocheted DcCottes, nt his homo on Mngnolin edge. Tho count prize, n box of enndy, was won by Mrs. W. Morton Thig­ uvonuc. pen., Tho honorco wiih presented n Miss Nltn Mooro hns returned to box of correspondence curds. Orlnndo lifter spending tho past week At tho conclusion of tho enrd gnme hero with her Hlster Mrs. K. R. Mur­ Mrs. Lester served dainty refresh­ rell, sr., ut tho Montczumn. ments of hot chocolnto, bnnnnn nnd cottngo chooso sandwiches, olives nnd J. N. Humphries, of Wnycross, Gn., divinity fudgo. ( is in tho city transuding business nnd Among thoso enjoying Mrs. Lestor s culling on old friends. cordial hospitality woro Mrs. Ben ,f - 3 V E c i.c s B a t t e r y 0 < WILLY’S LIGHT I To the P u b lic ■ . ' . On nnd nfter Jnn. 1, 1022, tho SANFORD will mnkc Dally trips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAVILION PIER: 4 :30 P. M. SANFORD .................................. 8:00 A.M. 5:00 l*. M. ENTERPRISE .......................... 8:30 A. M. FARE EACH WAY, 25c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will he announced us tho service la Required CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street Phono 205-L1 Tho Senson’s Greatest Sensation RUDOLPH VALENTINO and AGNES AYRES in— W. A. Stringfelow, of Jacksonville, In spending n fow dnys hero on busi­ ness. Copyright 1921 Hut Schiffner & Mux The Star To-day! . “The Sheik” It would bo Impossible to doscribo tho bigness—tho human touches—tho dramatic incidents—tho climaxes—the extravagnnt sotting—tho blood tingling scenes of this, one of the most wonderful achievements of tho ngo. Story by E, M. Hull. l J 1 [ Saturday at the Princess—Miss DuPont in “False Kisses”; also a Comedy 8 n is oxtonded to him in his boroavo- Ind. A niece, Mrs. Ben Lake, lin, j Monroe. ment. Funeral arrangements have not* BARNEY LYONS DIES AT LAKE been fully decided upon, as from tho north are expected, ^ MONROE. M. B. Lyors, nged 54, died nt his services will probnbly be comhay home nt Lnke Monroe Thursday eve­ Saturday from tho Catholic dm* l ning nt 0 o’clock, after n llngcrlhg nt Snnford, interment in the Citltl illness of tuberculosis. Mr. Lyons He cemetery. wns n faithful member of tho Cnth­ Drlvo out to the Chuluota InnS*| olic church nnd died fully sustnlncd dny nnd got n renl turkey dinnerM nnd fortified by its Inst holy rites. Mnrtin Bnrncy Lyons, n son of $1.00. Tho Brumleys Imvc the heWI I’ntrick Lyons of Mnyo, Irelnnd, wns nnd will treat you right. bom in Perry county, Indlnnn, where he lived the grantor pnrt of hiB life, having come to Floridn soven years ngo. Ho wns engaged in the truck­ ing business nnd though his progress hnd not been rapid, lie hnd steadily accumulated until nt tho tlmo of his dentil ho wns vory comfortably es­ tablished in life. Mr. Lyons wns one of our very best citizens. Honest nnd upright ns the dny Is long, his word wns his bond. Of n kindly nnd gentle nature ho wns generally beloved, hut espec­ ially by the children who nlwnyH gnthcred nbout him—he, himself, wns ns simple, child-like nnd trusting ns ono of them. Besides the widow, Mrs. Sarah GENERAL REPAIRING Frances Lyons, two sisters survive: Old Ford Cm Mrs. Dnvo Kccly, Sinipsonville, Ky., West First St. Phono No. 417-W nnd Miss Sarah Lyons, St. Croix, AUTO R WARD & RIVE m ill DINNER PARTY LoCIcro Irwin wns tho genial host nt n dinner pnrty Inst evening nt his homo on Mngnolin nvonuo. Covers were laid for seven. Tho house wiih dccorntcd with Christmas wreaths, holly nnd other holiday features, nnd nt six o’clock nn elegant six course dinner wns served. Following tho dinner tho evening wns plensnntly spont with cards. Covers were laid for Messrs. S. A. Irwin, Curtis Durbar, Otis Cobh, Hinry McLnulln, I’nu Lou, Paul Dooley nnd LcClcrq Irwin, AWALT-MILHEIM A wedding which enmo ns n grant surprise to friends of both pnrtlos wns solemnized Saturday evening. Mr. Fred G. Awnlt nnd Miss Nell M. Mil* holm wero quietly mnrried nt tho Presbytorlnn Mnnso by I)r, Brownlee nt 8 p. in.Mrs. Awnlt will bo remembered ns n popular trained nurse who hns re­ sided hero for tho pnst six yenrs. Sho hns endeared herself to n largo circlo of friends with her kindly manner nnd sunny disposition. Mr. Awnlt, who is n contracting painter, has mndo mnny friends sinco his residence horo, through hiB plcusmit frank manner. Their mnny friends wish them mnny yenrs of happiness and success, Thoy nro ut present Incntcd nt Tho Palms. PRETTY PARTY One of tho prettiest of tho holidny parties given, wns tho ono given Inst evening by Miss Thelma Pace, nt tho nttructivo Pace bungalow on First street. Red nnd groon, the Christmas col­ ors wero most artistically used in decorating the various rooms. Bas­ kets nnd vnseH of hibiscus, roses nnd ferns woro used in chnrming effect. Tho lights were shaded in rad which cast n rich warm glow over tho protty scene. In tho dining room, tho lnco covered refreshment table wns cen­ tered with n crystnl basket of frag­ rant roHes nnd forns. Tho favors woro cunning "Kowpio" dolls. Tho evening wns merrily spont with games nnd music nnd at a Into hour the hostess served dccoitur refresh­ ments of hot chocolnto, fruit enko and bon bonB. About thirty members of tho young­ or set enjoyed this delightful pnrty, Make Your Wish for the New Year “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds] Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— L A N E ’S SUB-DIVISION] and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00- -EASY TER! E. F. LANE Phone 95- - “THE REAL ESTATE MAN”- ....... JTiili- , _Phone * �' > IER 81. T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D . Si P A G E TW O P' Mr. and Mrs. 0 , E. Watts i and Mrs. T. M. Boyd, of Tarpon chit- ■■■> Springs. Mr. Boyd will bo assistant dren, of Bnrtow, arc tho guests of to Dr. Wnlkcr and will nlso direct nil their brother, Lott Alien, Jr. church music for tho MothodUt MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor. Mr. and Mrs, Qeorgo DoCottes have church. Phono 217-W ns their guests thoir sisters Missus I f Ton h n v r a n y f r l r n d . t Ii III i i J. S. Dlnklo and Miss Olivo Dlnklo, Antonetto* ami Alma DoCottes, of of Longwjod, were in tho city todny Jacksonville. on business and calling on friends. V K r r n llr a p p r e d n lr d . Kov. J. S. Beil, of Palntkn, presid­ ing elder of this district, will be tho T. J. McCall, of Oviedo, was In tho, it. I.. McKenzie, of Jacksonville, rep­ week end guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. ■city yesterday transacting business. resenting tho Kclly-Springflcid Tiro P. Hagan. Co., Ib in the city cnlllng on his local W. R. Frier, of Dougins, On., 1b in customers. WATCH PARTY tho city on n business mission. The members of tho Epwortli Lea­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brotherson gue of tho Methodist Church will give Fred linker is among Sanford’s spent tho week in Cnndlor, Fin., ns a "Hard Time Watch Party" this ev­ quota of visitors from Tampa. tho guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. W. ening nt the Methodist church ut Matthews. l>:30 p. m. All aro m ost cordially Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Sanford, of Lex­ invited to nttend. Mr. and Mrs. George DoCottes and ington, Ky., aro spending somo time their guests, Misses Antonetto and Jiore a t the Montezuma. ROOK LOVERS’ CLUB Alma DoCottes, of Jacksonville, mo­ Tho membors of tho Book-Lovers Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling will tored to DoLand yesterday whoro they Club had a most delightful meeting hayc ns their week-end guests, Mr. spent tho afternoon very pleasantly. yesterday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs. J, C. Bennett. centered with a basket of poinsettias, iuuuuauuut:t:uar:Hv:i and roses adorned the various rooms, l* while Christmas bells, wreaths and t ■ holly lent a festive air. In the din- J ■ 5■Jcentcred iing roomwith the arefreshm ent tabic was 3 Supplied the Beautiful Electrical Fixtures, of course. Look over qi The basket of polsettins, i ■ . -t- . t . . / : and from tho chandelier red ribbons Seminole Cafe j ■ 1were extended to the corners of the 2! table. And see the new style electric lights and electric appliance and fix-; The afternoon wns pleasantly spent m will} discussion of late books and tho tures. We can supply the smallest home to the largest place of busi-1 * hooks to lie read the coming yenr. Tho ■ guests were also osked to tell tho best ness in the city or county. t; * jokes on themselves which afforded much merriment, in the Book Guess­ ing contest Mrs. Morse guessing tho most correctly, was given tho prize, a dainty hand-made handkerchief. m After the contest tho guests were invited tu the dining room whore re­ freshments, consisting of chicken sal­ t ad, potato chips, olives, hot rolls and m m “FOOT-FITTERS” are specially designed to fit snug in the coffee, followed by pistachio ice cream * ■ instep and heel and easy across the toe and ball! No pinch­ and individual cakes iced in red were ■ ■ ing! That’s why they hold the foot In correct and easy po­ served. sition without retarding the circulation. The club members who enjoyed this pleasant afternoon wero Mcsdumes Light, Power and Bell Wiring, Motor Repairs, Heating Appliances, Fix Fred Williams, Henry McLnulin, It. J. You men who want lots of wear, Holly, Harry Wnrd, H. B. Lewis, E. tures, Supplies, Mazda Lamps P. Morse, Hoy Symes, Stella Arring­ fine appearance and comfortable ton, L. P. Hagan, J» E. Pace and Miss Telephone 442 Box 855 111 Park Avenue j fit will like the “FOOT-FITTER”! Annie Hawkins. The invited guests ■ were Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, John T. mi l t . i t »»*•!» IU ... ». | Brady and Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. The best way to avoid poor value in buying shoes G ILLO N FRY s G IL L O N 8C FRY! Electric Contractors is to come to this store and let us sell you good shoes. W e W ish Y ou a H appy and Mostj GILLON At FRY DID THE WIRING 3■ ___ “FOOT-FITTERS” FIT ALL FEET----3 3 Thc'well known clectricnl firm of Glllon & Fry did the wiring nnd fur­ nished nit the electrical supplies for the New Seminole Cafe. Gillon & 3■ Fry need no introduction to the Snnford public, having been here for ■ many years and having supplied many 3 ■ of tlie largest building with all llus ■ ■ fixtures and supplies. The beautiful ■ effects in the now Seminole Cnfo is the work of this well known firm of ■ Opposite Post Office ■ electrical contractors. Light, power and boll wiring, motor repairs, heat­ The Store That Saves You Money ■ ■■■■uaaBaaunMaauKDMUUHnHMMMOHHKtUHHuaaaMHMMH ■■■■■!) ing appliances and anything ami ev­ erything in tlie electrical supply line can always be found at Gillon it Fry's i R i i m s i R s a u i i i R i i n a i i i i S IS R IB B S H R Q B R M a illK n X S a illll place opposite tlie new Seminole Cafe. Mazda lamps, searchlights, electric irons and cooking utensils. A corps m of trained electricians at your service M It m on any kind of electrical job. None M too .small and none too large for Gil■ bin it Fry, 3■ Prosperous New Year PRICE $7.50 3 RAFFELD’S ITS YOUR 3M SPINE m 3 : Science Brings Blessed Relief to Thousands of Sufferers Through— ! Chiropratic m i Modern Science has found that dis­ ease is caused by subluxation of the bones of the vertebral (spinal) col­ umn, which pinch the nerves and shut off the life force which they should carry to every part of the body. This pressure can be corrected by Chiro­ practic spinal adjustments. tiisai 3 LEE BROTHERS DID THE PLUMBING Lee IBrothers All the newest and most up-to-date plumbing and appliances and fixtures in tiie New Hominnie Cafe were in­ stalled by the well known firm of Loo Brothers, who have recently erected a fine two story building of their own on West First streut. Lee Brothers can lie found on the big jobs and the Hinall jobs and they do not confino their work to Hanford hut have a largo force of men in neighboring cit­ ies at work in installing plumbing and steam fixtures or sheet metul work. They also koep n force of men at tho : B Hanford office ready to instantly ro■jspend to all enlls for quick repairs 2 ami service is their watchword, Note the plumbing on the many now build­ ings and you will see the work of this enterprising firm of young business men who have cast their lot with Han­ ford nnd Imve done their share in help­ ing to build up Hanford in many ways. GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, women. Experience unnecessary, j' Honesty required. Good pay to start. ! Wrlto, T. McCnffcrty, Ht. Louis, Mo. j 1-1-8-10-22-211 ! Chiropractic theruforu includes u thorough exam­ ination of the spine to determine the part affect­ ed I after which tlie subluxated vertebra is gradu­ ally adjusted back to its normal position and Na­ ture Hopn corrects the condition causing the disuu»e. NOTICE Owner of Dort car license No, 0-1150 ■ can obtain crank by calling 70-W. 3 340-Itp Chiropractic has brought health fo thousands; why not visit this office and learn how it can im­ prove your health ? FOUND—In Goldsboro a Idcyclu. Tho owner can have sumo by paying for this nil. Turner Davis. 210-ltp Consultation and Analysis Free Wm. J. Kermode, D. C. Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment lady attendant GMHK-WftlHhMff RWg. Fl«A Street Qpp. s Did All the Plumbing and Supplied All the Up-to-date Appliances in the S New Seminole Cafe ■ Go where you will in this part of the State of Florida and wherever a ■ big job and a good job of plumbing and steam fitting hai been install- [ ed you will recognize the work of— Lee 1 I f Brothers Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Sheet Metal Workers ■ Reliable men at the shop at all times to instantly respond tp all calls j s for help. * Bank# nnd stores will close on Now Year's day which is Monday this lime. Tho Daily Herald will bo is- j H, sued on Monday ns usual. Monday’s ‘ 3 ‘ edition will be tho Now Year's odl2 tion. ,5 ' | % Happy New Year To All Our Patrons and Friends in Florida T/ti u iiomM Wqnt Ad today. ■1 JR1' ( ; '' �V U l ■ » ' § - • '' *•/, , > • ■ • ■r' ' ^ ' W W r W ^ P THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921 rT fo T p rlc w 0" * * ** ’• R L Convince youraolf by V ami looking over the « * !'-. f *"kc«l on each box and then J, Lloyd’s Shoo Store. See i 'i tnr n few of the bur* findow for « 230-2tc OUR IDOW Notice of Application for Adoption of | m Minor Child To Whom It May Concern;— t Vm tLE *TW 'TtVAXO MlERCHUtf , Notice Is horoby given that I, Chas. : TWWlO'^WtEftJ'-mT D. Brumloy, of Chuluota, Seminole U \)E KAERCWAA4Y IS GRASS! Vi'I County, Florida, will-on tho 23rd dny H IS CUSTOMERS BW PEPVN of January, A. D. 1022, at 10 o’clock n. m,, at Sanford, Florida, or wlioroA o v e R n s iu 1 \m o u r n o t e d ovor tha Court mny then bo, present POR.UeiOR.Off POSUC\YH\ to tho Hon. James W. Perkins, Judge of tho Circuit Court of tho Sovonth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, application for tho adoption of tho following named minor chil­ dren, Mario Louiso Kelsey, n daugh­ ter of Mario Louiso Acosta, nnd Bortlna Delores Acostn nnd Gloria CnnBuclln Acostn, children of Mario Louise Acostn nnd Bcrtrnm Acosta. § rr$ L > , Said minors now living nnd residing with this applicant in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, Dated this, tho 23rd dny of Decern- ( her, 1021. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, 1 12-24-onw-Btc Applicant MICKIE SAYS h o use CLEANING ARTICLES E BALL HARD­ WARE CO. In O m p ie S1 £ v 6h Go£ N -----FOIl------ C11AS. I1RADY—BARITONE ■ NEW YEARS 3 -------CALL-------- Sanford 1b certainly fortunate In the person of Chns, Brady, baritone. * MRS. J. R. Hot, i» connected with the Sanford STEWART band mb sinner, Mr, Brndy has doU 811 Myrtle. P’no 260-W lighted the large audiences at the m m M Sat M Ta ta *a Isa Central Park on Sundays nnd Thurs­ days. Sanford appreciates a good singer, nnd Mr. Brndy is truly appre­ ciated. He will sing “Fnco to Face”, accompanied by pipe orgnn nnd cor­ net on next Sundny night at the Bap­ tist Temple. Invitations to nil is ex­ tended, Miller No tickets on the boxes or shoes hut tho boxes are marked in plain figures Wc are giving n suitable re­ duction on men’s nnd boys’ shoes, also many grndea in the ladies nnd misses lines, See the window.—Lloyd’s Shoo THE STRONGEST Store. ' • 239-2tc GUARANTEED I n th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e S e v e n th J u ­ TIRE MADE d icial C ircu it o f th e S ta te o f F l o r ­ Tires id a, In m id f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ t y - —I n C h a n c e r y . NEW PRICES 80 C IT A T IO N Cords Sizes 30x3 30x3 i/ j 32x3 Vt 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4 Zi 33x41/2 35x5 tries C ircu it C o u rt o f S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f H tn le o f F l o r i d a , S e m i n o t e C o u n t q .— I n C h n u r e r j $18.00 $25.50 $32.40 $33.40 $34.25 $41.00 $42.85 $54.75 . R. LINK TIRE CO. ORLANDO. FLA. Ooo. E u g en e T h u r s t o n , Co m p l ai n a n t , vs De v i n T h u r s t o n , D ef e n d a nt . To Dovlu T h u r s t o n , Ilosldonco un­ known: \ ___ . .... , It u p p o n r l u g f rom a n a f f i d a v i t filed In t h i s c a u s e t h a t yon nro a non- ros l d e n t of tho S t a l e of Fl or i da, t he re for e, you. P ovl o T h u r s t o n , a r e or dored and r e q u i r e d on tho 6th da y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1022, lo n p p on r t o tho bill of c o m ­ p l a i n t ex h i b i t e d a g a i n s t you In this c a us e . • It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s not i c e bo p u b ­ lished In t h e Hanford H er a l d onco a w e e k for e i g h t weeks. W i t n e s s my h an d a n d tho s eal of said c o u r t on t hi s 10th d a y of Dec embe r, A. d . ta n . <HF,\L) 13. A. DOUOLAHS, C l e r k o t t he Ci rc ui t Cour t. Seminol e County, Flori da. 0130. A. Pe COT T E S, Solicitor a n d Counsel / o r C o m p la i n a n t. 12-10-9tc ® J D IM , TO Q U IE T T IT I.K ‘ F r a n c o s E l l i n b e t h Bpr ague, Complai n-1 J Ullt, vs. 3 Tho A l t a m o n t e L a n d H o t e l a n d N a v i - , 9 g a l l o n Com p an y , n c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r J. t h e t a w s of F l or i■' da , ot al, Dofondsf Fl< ant s. N O TIC E ROSES I / J s —— of----- q t:\ » i M PAGE TH R EE TO D EFE N D A N T S AND UNKNOWN KNOWN m Make Your Wish for the New Year I m - ■ ix — ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------■ To: T ho A l t a m o n t e L und H ot e l n nd N a v i g a t i o n C om p a n y, a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r tho l a w s of Florida, lie auccos both o r a s s l s n s . If oxletlng, a n d to all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g l n t e r o s t by, t h r o u g h i o r u n d e r sai d c o r p o r a t i o n o r a s e o c l a - , tton In t ho f o l l o w in g d e s cr ibe d p r o p ­ e r t y s i t u a t e In S eminol e Count y, | i F lori da, t o - w l t ; Lot s 430, 431, 446, 5 446. 447. 443. 443. a n d 463, a n d a s t r i p 1* o f l a nd 24 1-2 feet, mo r e or leee, of f * t h e r e a r o r e o u t h end o f L o ts 426, * n nd 429, a c c o r d i n g to P i n t of A l t a - ■ m o n t a L a nd Hot el n nd N a v i g a t i o n * C o m p a n y ' s t r a c t d u l y r ec or de d In t h e >■ publ i c r ec or ds of Or nngo nnd Semi- ■ nolo Countlos, Florl dn, nnd mo r e d o f - l H Inltoly des cr i bed by m e t es and ■ b o u n d s n s fol l ows: B e g i n n i n g a t a : ■ p oi nt 1136.6 feet N or t h n n d 20 foot ■ Knot of t h o H. W. c o r n e r o f t h e N. E. I ■ 1-4 o f t ho H. E. 1-4 of Sec. 13, T w p . l i 21 H., R a n g e 29 E., t h e n c e N or t h 244 foot, t he nc e E a s t 618 feet, thonoo N o r t h 302 feot, tlionco E a s t 261 foot, t h e n c e S out h 068 feet, t h e n c e W e s t r,2B fool, t he nc e N or t h 122 feet, t he nce W e s t 354 foot lo t he p o i nt of b e g i n ­ ning. To: J o h n J. Br i g h t , T r u s t e e f o r his chi ldr en, nnd Individually, If living, a n d If -dead, al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n ­ t e r e s t s u n d e r the snld J o h n J. I lrl ght, t r n s i o c f or hi s chi ldr en, n nd I ndi vi d­ ually. deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e : tho ■ ch i l d r en o f J o h n J. Il rl ght , if living, I * nnd. If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In- * t e r c s t s u nd e r tho chi ldr en of J o h n J. I * I lrl ght, deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; a n d ! * J u l i a M. Tlrlght, If living, and. If I * (load, till p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t er es t s | * u n d e r J u l i a M. I lrl ght, deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; In nnd to tho f o l l o w i ng d e ­ sc ri be d r cnl e s t a t e s i t u a t e In S em i ­ nole County, F lor i da , t o - w l t : Lot 431 a c c o r d i n g lo P l a t of A lt nm o nt e L a n d Hotel a n d N a v i g a t io n Com­ p a n y ’s t r ac t , d u l y r ocor ded In t he P u b l i c r ec or ds of O ra ng o nnd Bornlnolo Counties, Florldn, To: F r a n k Simpson, d r a c o Simpson a n d He l e n Simpson, hol r s nnd dovlsooh of Michael II. Simpson, deceased, If living, nnd, If dead, alt par tl os claiming Interests under Frank Si mpson, O ra ce S i mps on a n d Holon Simpson, de c ea se d or othorwlHo; F r n n k E . Simpson, T h o m a s C. S i m p ­ son n nd Wi l l i a m Ilutlor, T r u s t e e s of Hel e n Simpson, If living, and, if Twit. 21, l l a ng o 29 E. ... t r act, r e c o rd e d In tho P ublic Re co rd s dead, al l pa r t l o s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s And to an y an d nil p e r s o n s or par tl os of Orn ng o a n d Bemlnolo Cou nt i es , ' u n d e r F r a n k E. Simpson, T h o m a s C. c l ai m i ng a n y r ight, t it le o r I n t e r e s t s lit Florida, Si mpson a n d Wi ll i a m Ilutlor, T r u s ­ to tho p r o p e r t ie s h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ t ees of Holen Simpson, doconsod, or T o: L a u r a J. CUbbs, If living, nnd, If nnd by o r t h r o u g h tiny of the dea d, , nil p a r t i e s c l ai m i ng I n t e r es ts ascribed. o t h e r w i s e ; a n d al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g b o ve n am e d p ar ti es , o r ot he r wi s e . I n t e r e s t s u n d e r Michael II. Simpson, u n d e r L a u r a J, Oltibs, deceased, o r , It Is H e r e b y O r d e r e d nnd R e qui r ed o t h e rw i s e ; L e a n d o r Ludlow, If living, deceased, o r o t h e rw i s e . In nnd t o tho and, If dead, all p a r t i e s c l ai m i ng In­ t h a t you nnd ea ch of you do a p p e a r to f o l l o w in g d e s cr i b e d Intidn In Seminol e t e r e st s u n d e r Lcnttdur Ludlow, do- tho Mil of Camilla lot, heroin filed, on Comity, Fl or i da, t o - w l t : A s t r ip of ceased, or o t h e r w i s e , In nnd to tho tho 2nd d a y of J a n u a r y , A, D. 1922. land 24 1-2 foot wide, m o r o o r less, It Is f u r t h e r or dorod t h a t t h i s o r d e r f ol l owi ng des cr ibed l a nds In Sotnlo f f t h o r e a r o r S out h end of Lot 429 a c c o r d i n g to P l a t o f A lt a mo n to L a nd I nole C o unt y, F lori da, to- wl t : HE 1-4 of publ i c at ion bo publ i s hed In t h a Han­ of NW 1-4 of N W 1-4 of Soctlon 14, ford Heral d, n n e w s p a p e r p ubl i s he d In Hold a n d N a v i g a t i o n Co m p a n y ' s ■ “If wishes were realities we’cl have our little home” say the newlyweds. 5 3 Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— LANE’S SUB-DIVISIONl and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots -EASY TERMS PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00- S E. F. LANE Phone 95- “THE REAL ESTATE MAN” -Phone 95 IliBUDJIUBflBCaBBBHI S anf ord, S eminol e Count y, F l or i da , o nc e a wee k for e i g h t c on se c ut i v e wookn. W i t n e s s m y b an d nn d of fi c i a l s eal of said Circuit Cour t a t S anf ord, Fl or i da, ibis in a fitli d a y of Novembe r , A. D. 1921. (HEAL) E. A. DUaLABS, Cl er k of Ci r cu it Cour t, S e ve n t h .Judicial C i r ­ cuit of Flori da, Hetnl* nolo Count y. K. F, HOUSHOLDKIt, Solicitor for Cotttpll. l t - 5- St o Y T i tr r i± A ThatsWhat HelpsMvertisers Get Results ^ r r •*' ’ in the colmns ot THE HERALD 1922 will be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces­ sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it... And this newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to make a real effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants who want their advertising to be distinctive, to pull business. L ttA A A A . Whether you deal in hats or houses, ,clothing or cocoa, jewelry or jackknives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ ers get results. Our Advertisers’ Service Department makes ad­ vertising pay. Why not telephone now for the Herald represen­ tative? A • ■ ' .jk lk iU R �t 1* • ’*.». ’ •T.'fjf* • v v - •v“ ’ • ■ * ■' *:>• ■ • ~^ - : / . : . '- ' •/: - ;v" " tir ■. * ' ■■ *•>j - ■•v''V' ‘ T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 31,1921 P A G E FOUR ADVERTISE AT HOME PRIN­ SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE CIPLE SAME AS TRADE Cr M H M ever/ RlltrsMR except flux* 4 mr nt the Herald Dulldlnir. l«7 M u io lla A»e„ Snnford, Fin. AT HOME SH E D E C O R A T E S G R A V E S : ■Hi TRUCK j The Bank of Safety Security-Service Id -------ta Uy n Snnford Celery-Fed to Man Pa H P t n n n n h i a i i a If tho Orlando Morning Sentinel wero to como out tomorrow with an i ’Ud m siik h s mlmonttion to Orlnndo people to buy H. J. IIOI.I.Y.............. .......... ...... Editor their nhoeH, drugs, nutomobllo acces­ :n. J. MM,AltD___See:etarr-TirnMMrer III. A. NKEI.... ........... fJenernl Slnnnnrr sories, clothes, groceries, building ma­ O. I„ I It WIST .....('I re j Inlion Mnimnrr terial, etc., etc., from Chiengo, Now I’hnne 14H np to OiOO I*. SI. Scrambled Proverb York, Jacksonville, or Tampa whole­ Advrrtialn* llntra Slade Known on When tho Christmas bills como into sale houses, tho publishors of this Appltentlon tho house, money flies out of the poeknewspaper would no doubt bo ostracis­ M u b a r r lp l lo n P r i c e In A d v n n r e otbook. -One A pu t »■ tOiOO ed and the paper boycotted. This institution, whose success nnd strength has (tlx Blunt I-a ...................................... 3.00 The life of n newspaper 1h advertis­ D r i l l e r e d In Clljr lijr C n r r l e r been bullded by n loyal people, whose most valu­ A n e AVeek .......................................... 13 CenlM ing, and advertising- Is a commodity A lawyer drawing a conveyance, which occupies all tho day, should bo . T A f l i l a 13* t o IN - p n a e W r r M r l l e r - as necessary to tho success of a pub­ able asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of n l t e n t l r r l r c o v e r * N ei.iln ole f o u n t y and la p u b l ' a h r d e v e r y P r l d n y . A d v r r - lication ns vnrious articles are to a tired by nightfall. tla ln jc r n t e v t n n d e k n o w n o n n iq tlle n those who know it best nnd whose'highest ent l o n . I l e m o c r n t l c In im l l t t r * . tfl.no p e r general store. It has been tho policy, Dippy Dialogues y e a r , n l w a j a In n d v n n c e . ________ and it always will ho the policy of tho denvor is to nttnln still higher plains of serviceM1CMHRIt TI1H AHHOCIATHI) FltKSft Sentinel, to boost this city, its busi­ ' He—I can't seo why you wenr your wishes you n happy, healthful and prosperous ness and industries and its pcoplo to skirts so short? <5$ She—You cap't! 1 1 1 1 1 the exclusion of evory other city or New Year. town in tho world. Got In our big New Year's edition The business men look to the Sen­ Remittent fever is not contagious. t i n ii mi Monday. tinel for oncourngomcnt for home- Never saw any rush to pny bills. Since last November, 11 Is ::e:ilul trading and buying. At tho same timo looking mother of nine eliddiiii Hire' We should all whoop them up on the t)K, Sentinel looks to the home people Jug not, icat yc be jugged. sous being service men, bus vlslletl first day of tho year and start tho nn,i him cvt}ry reason to expect them twice a week Arlington National cent now year right by advertising. t(, |,uy thoir advertising nt homo and The only con gnmo being worked on etury to place Powers on the grave., place it in an Orlando institution the tourists now Is boarding houso of every soldier killed In the A'nrli! Every merchant ought to take an which is zealously devoted to tho up- hash. war, wlm Is burled there. She Is Mrs. advertisement in this edition for wo building of tho City Ueautlful and Or- j --------Andrew .T. Campbell of Washington will send them everywhere. nngo County and everything thnt p e r-, Marriage is an altnr on ----------- ° ----------tains to it. This newspaper nnd its which the man lays his nn spring, have said, and done, things Our new service to Enterprise starts publishers have made heavy Invest- pockctbook nnd n woman her th a t nre absolutely silly, have said Monday. The good people of Enter- m(;nts here, pay henvy taxes and nru love letters. ++++;!>++++ * * 4 .}. ...... things which nre probably true and ►♦♦♦♦♦•M********+++++++ + prise will get the Dally Herald almost diligently laboring in every possible yet, they wore things it was quite ns soon as tbo Sanford people. This mnnncr f„r the Improvement of tho A mnn who hnbitunlly trents other unnecessary to say nt all, and Hnid means something to the merchants of cjtyt men’s wives more politely than ho nt the most critical time nnd most Sanford. Of into it has been observed thnt (j0es his own will have to pny cash inopportune time nnd places, nnd I Orlando merchants are contributing for tho Horald. * ,tir/ « «rr urn convinced thnt it is bemuse of a ; Another good restaurant in Snnford thuir dollars in foreign mediums which [ lack of plain, every-day common FROM THE FOREST TO YOU opens tomorrow in tho Seminole Cafe. nrt, notorious, in one particular nt Thought for the Day horse sense. By eliminating all of the waste, over half of tho labor, all of th* ThlH is another milestone .. . . . . in tho .. pro- ]L.n!,t, for knocking and hnmmoring Or-, Who knows whnt voices we should Was the Great War tho enuse of middle man’s profits and by delivering a homo on record time direct gross nnd prosperity of this city. We |an«Io. Reciprocity is a gront word hpnr from hcnvwn if our enrH wore this unbalanced state of mind? from tho forest to you have needed more restaurants. „m| consistency is likewise a strong on|y nIwaya turnoU thitherward with It is an old, old ndngc, that plnin, . "° ~ word. It is only fair thnt business | a fu^j determination to do just what every-day common sense is tho mas QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS I*™m indications the Sanford mon should keep their advertising nt wp nr0 bidden tuncommon thing In the world nnd tho ■celery crop will be a good one this home where it will achieve results, Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets w riter believes it. t season, and good prices will prevail,"; To a few people this may seem to Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Hum Our Salaries Common sense is precisely the remarks the Snnford Herald. "Our be „n Inconsequential m atter, hut to according to latest Improved methods of houso construction, of the Dnbo Ruth gets $00,000 for the thing needed in Washington, and in celery lins best of mntcrinls, at a great saving. I Their economy Is worth investi. .gone . to market „in other, the overwhelming majority , wo be- year and some of tho other hoys will London nnd elsewhere today. gnting. years when bus ness was depressed Revo that it will appeal because o f , t nc|o Bnlnrlea al with bis as The Inck of common sense, coupled In tho North, ami brought good prices the principle involved. It is not the follows: WRITE FOR CATALOGUE with a smnll grain of egoism in Und will do so again." The Herald i|uestion of money, rather it is a quesshowing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. Dabe Ruth .......................$ 110,0(10 Washington, may produce disappoint­ adds that a great many people never tion of giving to others that which Tris Speaker ................... *J0,000 ment, and blnst tho hopes of nn im­ get a chance to enjoy celery anyway, rightfully belongs at home.—OrlanA. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. Ty Colib ........................... 20,000 patiently waiting world. and n great majority of users uru do Sentinel. President Harding ......... 70,000 I am constrained to mention names QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K people of means.. This is true You are eminently correct and horoJudge Landis -.............. -12,000 but fear you would Hny I lacked com­ cnough, and more’s the pity. Colory after-you can refuse to take any nil* CHARLESTON, S. C. R. J. Holly ....................... 100,000 mon sense, anil refrnin. You know £ Is one of the finest vegetables grown, vortlsing from Sanford. It Ih a poor them. A. M. Thrasher. I $ e n t z m i NGe r b r o t h e r s nnd it would be a splendid thing if rule that won’t work both ways. At . „ , , ., nvory family could have it regularly, present the Orlando stores nru not ' ' c tx nu HU.^ IVn^ ‘ 0 8011 * t’.c LOCAL A* G E N T S , LONG WOOD, FLA. y The growers of celery in Florida are advertising in the Herald so this little 11groum a renty ant w a n m N 0TIC2! steadily increasing their acreage and story does not reach this paper but 8,118 Hro,IJan cJi nm ,1c”n\°„t ir,l>11^ , the ground keep tho soil fertilized and Tho regular annua! m cliug of the tiding their lies! to make it plenty and unless the Sanford merchants nilverkeep the crops coming ami get thorn stockholders of tho i mp!es Hunk of a u i i i B i i a u a a a i i i i i a D U t i a a k M f l i H i i B n i i i i i i i i i i m i n i rcasonablu In price,—Times-Unlon. t tise sufficiently to keep the Herald into market and* sell them at a profit Sanford, Florida, will l»u liuid in ac­ — — ■ n----------moving we would not hesitate in gobut keep tho crops coming all through cordance with Its By-laws, In tho of­ SKI.F-STYLED FOSSIL ing to Orlando and other cities and the year and keep something now fices of the bank on Wednesday, Jan ­ -------I take advertising. You arc right nbout started all tho timo. uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho State Superintendent W. N. Shents, your statement that It is a poor rule, Thcro are bright days in store for j purpose of electing n hoard of direc­ ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO evidently came into the association it is also a double edged sword nnd ovory part of the state of Florida and tors to servo for the ensuing yenr, meeting just closing, with a chip on cuts both ways and the SUIT YOU .nlV.l!!!!!ir . Snnford has the best location of any and for tho transaction of nay other his shoulder. Any way, it was clear will not lie cut in the general windcity in this part of tho state. We business thnt may properly come be­ tlml he 1,11,1 lie had timi n grievance to air, and am he up. There 1here are some things th ugs nowspanewspa-. , . , . , , _ ,,. . You can make money buying for advance. i ... , . . . . have much work to do for nothing fore the meeting. aireil it. Ills chief complaint seemed porn won t stand and lack of ailver. . . . . .. , , . . . . . . . . , , „ 1conies to those who sit down and wait. You are going to build a home one of these II. P. SMITH, in ne unit people were characterizing Using is one of them. However you . . . . . . . . , ,, him ,.u i.... l .................... .. , .... i ■ , , ... .. .. .. .......... . .... ........... L . . : Go nfter the business, build up your him ns a hack number and a fossil. If started it down at Orlando ami you days, why not select a lot now, and pay t’orit) city, lie an active member of your any further evidence were required lo ought to bo aide to finish it. Iodine touched ot the inflamed parts by easy stages. Chamber of Commerce, take a hand convict him of the charge, his address ----------- o—--------is good for sorehead in chickens. Ep­ in everything for the gaud of tho If you have some money, will build one or| som salts is also good and may he o r more propery his "harangue” as he BRIGHT DAYS IN STORE community. "Work like hell and ad­ ntyled it, furnished it. It was indeed -------I given hy dissolving in tho drinking two houses. vertise" Is tlie slogan nil a postal card water. Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the| v!i™ b" ',ltl " .T ' l l " hn* ftr v ° r “ Vl iM H,,nf,,r(! WithOUt, received today and we pass it on to 2Z- ^“ ‘r8- ,,,,L'n h“noml hy thu hnvin« thu thm,Kht m n r m M t in your ^ cnmn|unity ,)uU(lor8 (lf s „nford. game now. nT Florida with one of the most im- mind day after day that Snnford lias Henry McLaulin, Jr. portant and dignified offices of the tho brightest prospects of any citv in WKITTEN 1IY A. M. Ill It ASHER. OPT. I). ntate, turn politieal stump speaker be- tile growing state of Floridu. .lust to fore so largo and so fine a body of live here, just to see the beautiful sunOPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST | The Paris edition of the New York eduentors as bo confronted in the shine, just to see the beautiful waters Herald contains the following article First Baptist church Tuesday evening, of Lake Monroe, just to hear our fine j'hended "Common Sense,” and signed Whatever may have been the roc- bund, just to take part in tho church I by A. M. Thrasher, a former resident «ird of Mr. Shunts In the past, lie cor-1work, tho public work, tho progres- of Sanford: AGENT tainly displayed bad taste, and show- «v» movements the joyous seasonsof ^ ^ wrK||p Jt ig a8toni(thinK th n t <>d inunmpotency by tho address do- Jbo holidays give one that spirit. of withln th h m(>nth H0 mnny incn in liverod hejbro the Educational Asso- boost and w.irk and the joy of living. h|gh p|)||ltlon antJ mithority. in Amor--elation that met in tills city. It must And to live in ban ford is to boost for BngI(in(|| , ta ,y am, Frunce> atato s-! Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated lie u source of regret to the progres- Sanford and to work for bnnfonl for ^ nuthor8> corwBponj wnla( ripo in RYES EXAMINED SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS »ivT men and women of this state Who you can see tho city growing day by y ^ orU{Ute, and with long exporaro devoting their lives to teaching, d<>yinto thnt city of our dreams and ^ ^ ^ ^ Ufe. yca> n)L.n wi,0 e v i - ^ 12 E"»‘* s tSanford.Fla. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor thnt the state hond should make such it/ 1h getting Into tho big city cluss so drunk deep nt tho Pierian 1 WK GRINI IMND OUR OWN LENSB CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY t) mockery of educational issues, and that oven tho most pessimistic ( 1018 West F irst Street 1018 West First Street «how such partisan fooling as ho dis- ono in our midst is bound to admit it. • plnyed. " !l! iThoro arc brighter days in store for • Perhaps, the theory advanced in tho Sanford and all of her inhabitants. J| atnto of Washington, is tho correct The Now Your will bo ushered in with J ono: "Too long in office, unfits for a foolinR tlmt limy lie wo did not make a Horvico,’ Any Why It must be nppnr- os mucii money from our lottuco crop a ont to all that tho educational Inter- as wo should lmvo made, tout maybe ■ cats of Florida demand rt younger, wo did not havo as many winter visl- ■ lio around for the man who has "ready money.” more progressivo' and brohdtr minded tors in tho early soason as we should ■ man than Mr. Shouts at tho bond, have had, that muybo things aro not ■ Tho man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed Florida has many capablo nlon who as bright as they might havo boon, * by seeing the other fellow seize the "big chance” would do honor to this officii nnd -there t but at Unit tho people-of Sanford aro )« : and forge ahead. Ib Scarce reason for lorigof* filling it so much bolter off down here in this a with nn excuse.—Reporter-Star. beautiful locution tbut regnrdlosH of Jj Don’t envy him his “luck,” Practice his fore­ ' v ■ .j-. Ideal color nt present there are bright- ■ Cleanliness is next to Godliness thought. LJ~ 1 !‘J“ ' ...... .. ur days jn prospect for all of us. ■ ■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ aH anH iiaaaafeH aii aro 0n tho threshold of another S&AvVUS i.ho Public and ail users of ELDER . ■ year. It is ripo In potentialities ami ■ Why not open your Savings Account here toSI RINGS WATER to visit the spring and in 5 possibilities. ('Opportunity will knock ■ day ? our method of handling its product. Why take Da.. J on our dour all through the year of .ncnanCQ? Your eminout physicians claim 11)22 as nevtlr before. Wo should bo ;■ The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s that this water in unexcelled and its purity ',5 stundlng nil ready behind1tho door ■ the thing X makeB it most beneficial for many troubles. {J Hind whba tho-rascal knocks grub him Yg by tho hock and bring him right Into J The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the tha city and hold him. 'Wo should bo ;■ Western Union recommend this water for 4% INTEREST PAID S «H ready and nil But for tho greatest ■ batteries. 3 Houson In our history. Our muiehulits |J ■ should start nn advertising campaign^ Call phtmo 311 and have a bottle of this water ■ tlmt will bring the people here to sent you and protect your health. a trade for many miles uround. Thu ^ business men Of Sanford should go af- JJ B ■ ■ ter trade this season as never before. ■ S Wo have tho groutest trading center ■ JJ In thu Htuto nnd we should cultivate ■ I'hunea 407-10) Floirda a 1■ SANFORD FLORIDA * tho trade in tho year IU22 just as wo JJ uSanford a m u iu • WEI,AKA BLOCK S cultivate tho celery fields from which THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ■---------------------------- o — ------------------ ---- The Peoples Bank of Sanford A Cozy Home 5: ! WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS! s M eisch Opportunities C om pany] A. P. C0NN1 LLY Realty OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFH S S A F E T Y F IR S T ft] jel, f Happy Hr- K- § DEANE TURNER j T he Seminole County j [ s Bank Elder Springs Water Co. 5 I I - , , . �3ANFOBP DAILY H^BAIP. BATUBpAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921 *********14 * * * * * * * * * * * * i : THE CHURCHES : Permanent Prosperity ************* CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Pastor P.urhans will opcr.k nt 11 o’clock. Ills subject will bo, "More Abundant Life.” It is regular Com­ munion Sunday nnd every momber should bo present. At. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Lillian B .Fulton will begin her excellent series of addresses on Chris­ tian Psychology. Her first subject will bo “Tho Body the Temple of God." Como early nnd enjoy with us tho*"good” things tho Master has provided. s can como only from thrift and economy. intelligent industry, These alone can repnir in time the ravages of our years of waste and extravagance. We pay 4 % on Savings, and Permanent Prospurity can come only through saving. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Frnnk D. Hunt will prench nt the Presbyterian church. Regular Sunday services wil bo held m nt tho Presbyterian church on New Yonirii Day: 9:45 Sunday school; 11 Surnibn; 7:30 evening sermon.. Dr. Brownlee will prench n t the morning service. ’ fn ' the evening Rev. Frnnk Hunt will prench. Mr, Hunt wns pastor of g tho Presbytorlnn church during tho "big freezo,” nnd has n warm spot In the nfTcctlnmi of the older residents of the town. First National Bank j • A COMMUNITY BUILDER f F. P. Forster, Pres. Utile Happenings Mention of vlultrrH In Brief Personal Item* of Interest B, F. Whitner, Cashier h w d About *£ The City * * THE WEATHER * SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1022 r% ifvy J»» i *. I - 0*1 I * f ys # f WILLY’S LIGHT L d ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Public On nnd after Jan. 1, 1022, the SANFORD will mnke Doily trips Jwtwein SANFORD and ENTERPRISE ' leaving PAVILION PIER: * SANFORD ................................... 8:00 A- M4:30 P-MENTERPRISE ........................... 8:30 A. M. 5:00 P.M. FARE EACH .^AY, 25c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M* Additional trips will ibe announced ns the service is Required CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East. ' 1 T - • •• fhon. 235-1,,1 *>■ <•> m+ S u b je c t: ' * "GOD” * Sunday School 10:00 . m, * Church Service 11:00 n. ni. * Womnn's Club Bldg., Oak Ave. * All Arc Welcome. H« *•*••■ • -------Fa n Ha Hu Now wo are getting down I® Pat to real things. 08 lust night Pat and yesterday afternoon in I*# Fa the general run up of tho Call nt the Somlnolo Cafo tomorrow Ha weather. If wo can just l®t and get a big New Year's Turkey din- Hi keep tho old bulb from get- Hn ner for one dolar. Road tho menu in Ha ting any higher nil will bo Ha this issue of the Dnily Herald. Ha chicken—at least it will be Ha 240-ltc Ha celery and lettuce—for tho Ha Ha next throe months and tlien Ha Celery is growing and looking fine Ha wo can tell tho rest of the Ha and a good prlco is expected for it. Ha world to go by—or go buy Ha Hii an automobile or a gold Ha 11. Huddleston, o l Geneva, was Ha mine or an oil well. Happy Hu among the visitors to t^e city today. Hi Now Year to all of you Is Hn Ha the wish of the weather de- Ha Mrs. J. S. Dlnklo and daughter, Ha pnrtment nnd may you nov- Ha Miss Olive, were In tho city today on Ha or have n storm in your Ha Ha home, just sunshino nnd Ha a shopping expedition. Hn fluwors and phonographs Ha Ha with jazz records—you Ha Many out of town pcoplo visited tho Ha know. Ha city last night to attend the Legion Ha 5pin A. M. DEC. 31, 1021 Ha dniu-c at Ilie court house. Ha Maximum ..................... 08 Ha Head the elegant menu of the hig Hu Minimum ...................... 45 Ha turkey dinner at the new Seminole H>\ Range . ......................... 40 Ha Cafe in the Miller building on l’ark to Barometer ...................00.17 Ha Ha avenue. Dinner at 12. 240-ltc H«i Calm and dear. na Ha IdHaHaHaHuHaHaHaHaW The hand will play tomorrow af­ ternoon a n d everyone is invited to conn to town and hear tho music. A turkey dinner for one dollar nt the new Seminole Cafo on Park ave­ Mrs, C. K. Schell had ns her house nue next door to tho Popular Market. guest for the holiduys Mrs. I*. E, The best dinner nt the best cafo in 240-ltc Hudian of Englewood, who is visit­ the city. ing her little daughter, Margaret. s c o u r s ’ CAMP Mr. and Mrs. Pattishall, of Genova, Two patrols of Hoy Scouts enjoyed were in the city today and Miss Geor­ gia Pattishall accompanied them homo a wek end camp nt Silver Lake under after visiting her aunt, M.s. II. E. Assistant Scoutmaster Mullein. One putrol under Patrol Leader Ruther­ Tolar. ford of Troop lj the other under Pa­ C. I). Hrumlcy, of Chuluotn, was in trol Lender Carnwny of Troop 3. The Scouts had a good time enjoy­ the city today and said tho Chuluqtn Inn would have a big turkey dinner ing games, a bit of instructions but tomorrow to celebrate tho oponing of all missed tho usual swimming while nt camp. The cold mornings wore Die hotel for tho winter sonson. ideal on this camping trip stimulating Seminole Cafe opens tomorrow with their love for tho out-of-doors. Tho patrols wish to expross thuir a hig New Yenr’s Dinner for one dol­ lar. Patronize Sanford’s elegant now thanks to Scout Earle Appleby for tho use of his double horso team whllo cafe and start the now yonr right. 240-ltc going to camp. * • i. f * . *■ * * * * * S TEMPERATURE For Florida: Fair tonight P i ami Sunday, not much * i change In temperature. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES * m n a x t i n i R i i i i n n H KamimHuHaHa®ika®l «u Summer; of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hera'd Headers * • * * • * • METHODIST CHURCH Tomorrow will Htnrt n now ad­ vance movement in tho Methodist church. Prof. Boyd, who is to assist Dr. Walker, this year, will bo present to lend tho singing for tho first timo. Dr. J. F. Bell, the now presiding ol­ der, will preach a t tho morning ser­ vice. Dr. Wnlkcr will prench nt tho night on “Guide Posts for 1022." Sun­ day school at 0:30 n. m.; League at 0:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to strangers. BAPTIST SERVICES ********** A s lte On Saturday night tho Methodist nnd Baptist Suhdny schools held their annual Christmas treo celebration nt tho Baptist church. A very nico pro­ gram was rendered by tho members of the two schools and tho children were very much delighted over tho nppor.rnnco of Santa Clnu.4 who dis­ tributed presents to each one. Alton Fnrncll and Allen Thompson spent Sunday and Monday in St. Au­ gustine, the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Pope. William Robert Williams is spend­ ing tho holidays with his grandparents nt Fort Mjors. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope and chil­ dren visited Orlando Tuosdny. Mrs. J. II. Leu entertnined her Sun­ day school clnss of Boy Scouts nnd their friends Fridny night a t her : homo nt Lake Charm. w/ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bassford, of Vnldhstn, On., nro visiting their par­ ents, Mr. nnd Sirs. N. F. Lezctto. Sir. and Sirs. J, E. Snyder of Chu­ luotn, spent Sundny in Oviedo. J. L. Williams, of Illinois, nro visit­ ing Sir. and Mrs. W. U. Williams. Sir. nnd Sirs. J. A. Benson and baby returned Stonday night from Ocala. Sirs. T. W. Lawton entertained her Sunday School class Slonduy nt a pic­ nic at White’s Wharf. Sliss Wanna Pope left Friday to ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared spend Christmas with her pnrents in ■ St. Augustine. ■ land. Must move at once. Close to transporSilases Mary and Alice Brannon, of Jacksonville, spent Christmas with tation. Flowing* wells. their parents, Sir. and Mrs. T. J. Bran­ non. Dr. and Sirs. T. G. Simmons have ns their guests, Mrs. Simmon’s father, S :i • n* 1 Mr. Kyger and her brother, Walter Kyger and his wife and daughter of Indiana. Sirs. W. J. Vnrno returned Wednes­ day from Walterboro, N. C., whero sho has been for several weeks in the hos­ pital. Sirs. Yarn’s friends wclcomo her back with pleasure nnd hope that she may rapidly regain her strength. Classified advertisements, 5 cents s line. No ad taken for leas than Mr. and Mrs. Tart and littlo daugh­ 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Css* ter Julia, of West Florida, nnd Mrs, must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Julius Gist, of Key West, are visiting cordingly. their parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Kimbrel. swfff rwr /s 5 | A . P . C O N N E L L Y 9| C L A S S IF IE D A D S GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY FOR SALE i i.i. t 1 FOR RENT FOR SALE-^PnpoFlHcII pecans, 801 VO H RENT—Two furnished bed Mognolla. | rooms, Oil Pnrk Avo,______ 212-tfc FOR SALE—Eight room houso with FOR RENT—Bed room. 311 Pnrk avebath. Immediate possession. Small nuo. 178-tfc payment down, long timo on balanco. KOU JtENT—2 furnished bed rooms. See Lano or address Box 782, DayPhono 437-W, corner Elm & Third tonn, Fla. 10l)-Tu-Sat-4w street. _________ __ 105-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call FtTlFRENT—Half of store, w itlfflna 415-W. 204-tfc display window, No. 221 East First MULES FOR S A I,E -F iv e teams street, opposite postofficc. 230-tfc .splendid, medium sized farm mules FOR RENT—One furnishod bod nt low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon room, also garage. 11(1 Laurel Ave. 190-tfc 231-tOto Springs, Fin. FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenattes, FUR SALE—Westing houso electric Shirley Apt., opp. P, O. 220-2(3tp iron; 50 feet best grade water hose _________________________ _ nnd olio lawn mower.—203 Maplo EUR RENT—Nico rooms, good JoeuAve. 238-3tc tion, 1020 Union'Avo. 230-2tp FOR SALE—Good paying business FOR RENT—Good seven room house, on Snnnford Avenue. Groceries, ^ well located. $45 per month.—A. meats, fish anil oysters. Tern Buck,' P. Connelly. 230-tfc 239-2tc FOR RENT—Two light housekeep­ 310 Sanford avenue. ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Sanford Construct’n Co Ave. 238-3tp CONTRACTORS AND nUII.DF,RM FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms I'lnnci nnd Specifications Cheerful! 202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp Furnished Tomorrow, the feast of tho circum­ cision of our Lord, New Year's Day. Confessions and Holy Communion Write us without mass at 8 a. m. WANTED _ Sunday School at 0 a.m . All Work Guaranteed Empire Hotel Block WANTED—Young man who can start High mass at 10 a. in., repeating II. T. PACE P. O. Bo* 2* I on very moderate salary, nnd learn* the Christmas music. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Sermon after the gospel of tho day. " W E D E L I V E R T H E UUIMJ.a business. Must ho able to help book­ keeper.- Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot Los masses next Week nt 7 a. in. 1 » 328-3tp A wolcomo to nil strangers. Sit­ to 8fl Ha to to to Hi Ho Fa Fa Quick Service Transfei of First Street. nu Ha S to r u g c Fncilltlca tings free. |f wc pleuse you, tell others: if no WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and ovening deliveries.—U. tell us. PHone 498 Drive out to tho Chuluotu Inn Sun­ L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 100-St-To dny and get a real turkey dinnor for Auto Radiator Repair 204-tfc $1.00. The Brumlcys have the hotol nnd will treat you right. 230-2tc George A. DeCottes Shop Located nt 207* Frdrtth Ave., between A tto rn e y -n l-L a w Hn Ha 2nd nnd Third, a It. UERGQUIST.j IN HONOR OF MR. ANI) MRS. Over Seminole County Bank Ha You Can Find tho Name of Htt PARNES ;Vi I SANFORD FLORIDA Ha Every Live Professional nnd Ha Acteylene Welding Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Moses and Mr. Ha Business Man la Snaford in Hi OF ALL KINDS A. Raffeld again showed thuir ability , Ha This Column Each Day Ha HARTFORp BATTERY 4 1 Ha as entertainers Thursday evening at Ha Sanford Welding Co. na Hu to Hn Fa Hn H« Hi Fa H* “Battery Insurance’? a formal welcoming party given for Located In Eagle Bldg., ?Qi» Oik'Ave Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Pnrnes nt tho homo Sold and Serviced by INSURANCE of Mrs. Fletcher. Frlduy Mr. and Edw. Higgins, Inc. Smith Bros. Garage Mrs. Moses, Mr. Itnffeld nnd tho hon­ ey mooners left for Daytona and Or­ N. Y. L|FE INS. CO. Haight & Wieland Expert Repairing mond by motor to show tho young W. T. ROBERTS *Agent couplo tho greatest nnd most beauti­ Employment Bureaa . OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Florida Sanford ful bench in tho world. After lunch The vocational committee of the Bbsl• Oak and First tho jlarty drove along tho Boach for Sanford Steam Laundry ness and Professional Women’s Club #*• * » • • m m » • - ■ * • to * -- * * • • • • /* • • » * • • • about ton miles. A very pleasant surrequests- all •young woman-- desiring Geo. W. Knight FOR SERVICE pYIse was then given, Mr. Raffeld had employment to register nt the T int Call 146-J planned an airplane trip nnd Mr. RlNational Bank. i pi Real Estate and Insurance W. R A W L IN G , P ro p . Joy, tho pilot,‘took both Mr. and Mrs. U AGNUS O. BERNER, Chalrmaa SANFORD FLORIDA PnrnoH for a voyngo to tho clouds'. Sanford Machine S. O. Shinholser lAfter tho descent the party left for SANFORD NOVELTY tho surrounding country and thon re­ Foundry Co. Contraetor and Builder WORKS turned to Sanford, whoro jMr. and General Machine and Boiler Works F i.o m n . SANFORD Mrs. Moses^hnd planned'1h dinner at V. C. COLLAR, Prop. At Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear tho Valdez 'Hotel. All tn' all tho General ^ o ffa rid JVJjlt T ICJ bauds irf'stock O young coupler said thut it was the Crank' Bhafta Re-turned Public Accdunth nt: AUltkL-Syi most pltiii&nnt dny Iftoy 1hnvti had I I '4* i'I ® i »»- • ____ ..i t.. i f t t c d m e ’T n x S lA fvicr-''’ sinco their arrival in Florida. Tonight CONTRACTOR'and BU1LDEI Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Hotel Montezuma f n fare well party will bo given hnp S17 Commercial Street Sanford. Fla Phone 852____________ Orlando.: Fla. tfl .they"W ill1 lwtfo for Jacksonville on —G orjrour Scratch Pads frtm T b o For first class job work—tbs Herald tho midnight train. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY I & IIS n K S R IM V O IID S M .....1 ’ •■WIMHIHJIW!:; ,,. ... 5 Glasses Fitted Tho services for tho Baptist church Eyes Tested ' «*■f«' on Sunday will be as follows: TOM MOORE 0:30 a. m.—Men's Class at the Star O p to m c trist-O p tic in n Theatre. 0:30 n. m.—Main Schol nt Temple. O pp. P o ato ffico 11:00 n. in.—Preaching by Dr. Geo. W e A p p reclfitc Y o u r B u sin e ss Hyman. Subject: "Reviews and Pre­ Frames P /paired Lenses Duplicated views." 2:00 p. m.—Every member visita­ tion. 0:30 |>, ni.—Young People’s meet­ ing in charge of Miss Essie Whittle. 7 :30 p. m.—New Year’s Message by Dr. Hyman. Subject "Chasing Woodpeckord," Clms. Brady will sing, “ Face to Face," accompanied by Miss tm DeCourscy on the organ and Mr, Harvey on the cornet. There is always a welcome nt tho Baptist Temple for you and your friends. ALL SOULS CHURCH * ^ xrfiitsa*ueeSHliri'fhI'<l jrr J, ’^' * fa i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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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>, December 31, 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/739e773bb0c0c5a8c56d78fa5e7b8222.pdf 850412a144744d60bfdf64c0bd33b1c6 PDF Text Text t mw S anford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME educators adjourned after many addresses INTERESTING REPORTS THB “ City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 II Sanford NUMBER 239 02111213 VET’S BUREAU TO TAKE CARE ! OF DISABLED DIG TASK IS TO FIND EMPLOY­ MENT AFTER TRAINING RECEIVED POISON LIQUORS’ TOLL IN FREIGHT RATES JAN. 1 MAKES NINE DEAD TODAY MANY OTHERS ARE BLIND ASSENGER RATES WILL ALSO HE REDUCED MAKING IUG SAVING TO TIIE PUBLIC IMMORALITY IS INCREASING IN CHICAGO - WIRE TAPPERS AT ST. PETE GET $5,000 OFFICIALS AWAKEN Holiday Week in N ew WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—It is tho On Jnnunry 1, 1022, passengers nnd desire of President llnrdlng nnd of shippers will realize n very substan-1 York City Brings Usual himself thnt tho “humnn touch" bo tial reduction in teh amount paid for Prohibition Liquor considered in nil matters hnving to do freight and passenger transportation with disabled soldior rehabilitation, on account of tho removal of tho tnx Colonel Chnrlcs It. Forbes, director of on transportation effective on thnt tho Veterans’ Bureau, declared in an date. GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS FOB address yostordny before n group o f ( Under tho provisions of tho now MASSACHUSETTS MAN FALLS educators nnd scientists who mot hero rovenuo law it Is estimated thnt tho TO TIIE ALARMING CONDITIONS WAS PARAMOUNT IN BRYAN’S FOR AGE OLD GAME WOMEN OWNERS OF MAS­ nt his Invitation to discuss ways nnd oliminntion of this tux will result in n PREVAILING AND GO AFTER .H OF BUNCO TALK AND HOW TO ENCOUR­ SAGE PARLORS menns of "finding tho best mothod of saving to pnssengors nnd shippers usAGE IT IN BOYS TIIE BOOZE SELLERS. ( I l f T k f A a a n r ln l e d P r e a a ) roturning to society moro than 100,- |ng tho Atlnntic Const Lino railroad ST. PETERSBURG, Doc. 30.—MayCHICAGO, Dec. 30.—Grnnd Jury In­ 000 men disabled in mind nnd body by 0f approximately $2,200,000 annually, or Pulver Inst night sent to tho doNEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Police and ORLANDO, Dec. 30.—Ono of tho dictments of three women owners of tho scourge of wnr." Tho conference This estimate) covers n snving to pns- partment of justice n statement mndo greatest conventions over hold within prohibition officials todny rodoublod the city of Orlnndo dosed yostordny mnssngo pnrlors based on evldonco of which met under tho direction of Dr. sengors of $1,100,000 nnd to shippers to tho police horo by Henry A. Cnmp- their efforts to locate tho sourco of after threo dnys of activity, and which what Stato’s Attorney Crowo terms John II. Finloy, of Now York, will 0f freight of $1,100,000 based on boll, n winter visitor of Worcester, freight nnd passenger revenues for Mass., in which ho said thnt he had poisonous liquor which has taken for tho past threo dnys hns brought gross nnd increasing secret immoral­ continuo threo days. ity was announced todny ns beginning nearly ono thousand visitors hero. Tho grent work nnd responsibility, the current year. ' lost $5,000 in n "wlretnpping" deal. threo moro lives, bringing tho total of a determined campaign to rid Chi­ Yesterdny marked tho biggest day Colonel Forbes said, wns that of cduInstructions have been issued to Campbell met tho confidence men for the last six dnys to nine dead and in tho convention nnd was ono long to cago of scores of such establishments. ention nnd “wo must sco to it," ho agents nnd others concerned providing on tho train whilo enrouto from Jack- ns many others blinded or soriously be remembered by tho throng of edu­ Crowo revealed most pretentious of added, "thnt tho finest stypos of in- that no tnx on froight or passenger sonvillo to Lnkclnnil, nnd wns induced ill. Alarmed nt tho widespread ravthose mnssngo pnrlors fontured fe- stitutions nnd tho best sorvlco nro ren- transportation furnished on or nftor tc invest in certain securities. Cnmpcators who attended. mulo attendants. Thoro nro hundreds dored," tho bcncficinrics of tho bu- Jnnunry1, 1022, will bo charged.Tick-, bell returned to his homo city to ob- nges of tho poisonous liquor, the It was lenrned during tho morning of such places in tho city ho said. cts for transportation may bo pur- tnin money nnd from thoro wns lured Kings county grnnd jury hns taken hours that William Jennings Brynn Some of them, of course, nro legiti­ renu. Continuing, ho said: "Wo nro now using 5,000 schools chased nt any timo during tho remain- to Snn Antonio, Tox. Ho wns nbout steps to nnsk tho co-opcrntion of America’s great Commonor, was " mate nnd respectnblo principally guest of Congressman Joe Soars at his throughout tho country for trnining dor of the present year without th o jto leave for Los Angeles, Calif., on other grand Juries to root out and thoso entering exclusively to women, homo In Klsslmmeo nnd Immediately hut I can sco nothing rospoctublo the ex-servico men, nnd 7,000 institu- payment of any tnx provided the receipt of a telegram from tho men, suppress tho traffic in bootleg li­ tlons for placement training. Wo transportation servico Is not perform-, when ho rend about the killing of Itox- quor. an attempt was mndo to procuro him about a plnco where girls bathe nnd hnve approximately 101,000 men ro- cd until 1022. > Brown, alleged confidence mnn, at for the afternoon. Ilowovor, tho lnrgo mnssngo men. coiving vocational trnining nnd nbout The assessing nnd collection of this Orlnndo. Ho beenmo suspicious of his New World’s Record crowd that gathered to hear tho ad­ dresses delivered nt the morning ses­ 32,000 men awaiting assignment; >125,- transportation tax for tho government (“friends" for the first timo, ho said, sion at tho Baptist church by Dr. II. 0. social sclcnco section, Tho County Su­ 000 men have registered for vocation- hns required each railroad to net ns a mid returned to this city whero ho For Continuous Flying* ai training. government tax collector nnd to make revealed the alleged swindle. Hawaii of tho University of Florida perintendents section. Made by Stinson The nttendanco at the convention a strict accounting for nil tho money | Local police bollovo investigation of „ni| Prof. Ellwood Cubberly, wero "My greatest concern nt tho pres- " . .. ............” ....... ------* i * . . . . ' . -----given n tremendous surprise thnt wns hns been splendid, tlicro being nbout cut Is the method of placement train»"'! turne, over to the gov- , ho case may icad to clues towan s 8 ^ R|nrk ()f ;21 Hours and 19 audibly expressed in every corner of eight hundred in actual nttendanco nt ing. 11 per M|nutM Mn(| e in Franco II would would state state thnt thnt -11 per cent —.... ornBW,,t. . No. benefit . . whatsoever hns , ,,be identity of the slnjcr of Roxlo tho auditorium and gnlery, when Con-'Boneral sessions. Nearly nil teachers ing. of our entire ex-soldier population to „thoi companies Brown, gressmnn Scars, nftcr making u few attending responded to the call for taking vocation training nro in place- *ro,n t l0 collection of tins tax, (Ilr T he A m o d a lrd I 'f f ii ) . I ,______ _ -___ri>iMstrntion. moro than registration, moro C0U having BIG JANUARY CLEARANCE MINEOLA, Dec. 30—Stinson doremarks, suddenly nndi _ unexpectedly meat trnoning in shops nnd mnnufuc-1 scendcd shortly nfter 11:15 nftor hav­ introduced Amorlcn’a silver tongued registered. The money received from luring plants. I nm Informed thnt I'RBVATT IS BOUND OVER SALE. tho registration went to pay tho ex­ ing been in tho nir twenty-six hours,, FOR KILLING CLIFTON orator. penses of tho convention. It wns stnt- 0,000 of our bcncficinrics hnve been nnd ninoteon minutes nnd thlrty-flv*' Thrasher & Garner nro not sitting And not n littlo wns tho surpriso ed Inst night by It. L. Turner, secre­ roimbilitnted, but I have failed to find { ;< # seconds. Ho wns forced to descend’, down and waiting for tho trado to when Mr. Brynn himself stated that tary that tho high school nt Fort 1,000 who uro nctunly engngod In tho DoLAND,hD e^O.--ArthuV Prevatt he had been present for sometimo nt Meade, Polk county, wns tho banner employment which they selected, or wns bound over to tile grand Jury •come to them but they nro going af­ on account of n faulty oil connection the morning session nnd hnd enjoyed school nt this convention, its faculty wns selected for them, as their vocn- ll|)(ll!r „ bond ()f $;l(000 in connection ter it, nnd nro among tho first of the which ho nnd his mechanician had greatly tho addresses glvon by Dr. hnving registered 100 per cent. Thoro tionnl objective. Tho bureau reports with the shooting to death of Maxie Sanford merchants to put on n big battled with since threo o’clock this, Jnnunry Clearance Snlo that stnrts morning. They Htlll hnd enough gal. Enwall and Prof. Cubberly nnd nlso nro twenty-four teachers in this school 000 men qualified last month to return Clifton nt Seville Wednesday. tomorrow nnd lasts until Jnnunry 14. left to hnve flown until sundown. Dean Salley of Tnllahnssco who spoko nnd theso turned out onmesso to tho to gainful occupations. . . . They hnd a* page advertisement in for n few moments in tho early part "Wo expect tho ponk of our hospl- EXPLOSION OF BOMBS convention in Orlando. MINEOLA, Doc. 30.—A now world*! yesterday's Dally Herald and In the of the session. Mr. Brynn hnd no ' KILLS TWO PERSONS Tho closing session of the conven­ tnlizntion to bu reached in 1025 when record for continuous flying wns es­ Weekly Herald and senttored hills particular subject to sponk upon but tion took placo Inst ovening ut tho we will hnvo hospitalized 32,000 men, AT LISIION TODAY over four counties nnd will bring tho tablished today b yEdwnrd Stinson,, brought out points of particular in­ Baptist church and although a largo tho majority of which will ho ncuroshoppers here for n radius of fifty houis nnd mm Icon rn' iiues nnd bovterest in tho addresses mudo by tho number of teachers had left during psychiatric cases and tuberculosis cas­ . (Ilr The Aaaoclnlcil Prraa) mochlnlclnn Lloyd Bortnud, when thoy LISBON, Dec. 29.—Two persons miles around io nttond the snlo. previous speakers and for nbout one tho afternoon for their homes in tho es. Our general medical and surgical They have cut tho price on nil surpassed the mark of twonty-four hour held the largo gathering with state the auditorium was crowded to cases will decrease, hut in tho mental killed, five wounded todny through shoes for men nnd women, boys nnd tnhllshod lodry by Edward Stinson, gripping interest. tho doors. Tho meeting was opened nnd surgical cnscs will decrease, hut tho explosion of bombs which it is al­ girls, on hose, on shirts, on mens’ on seconds mndo in Frnnco in June, Dr. Enwnll who is Swedish by with tho usual few minutes of com­ in tho mental and tuberculosis cases leged are being manufactured in u Birth and undoubtedly nmong tho munity singing which was lead last wo must nlso provido a menns of trnin­ building belonging to the Lisbon Gen­ clothing nnd hats nnd enps, rnln- 11)20, by two Fronchmon. StlnHon bomost interesting educators to have night by S. Kendrick Guernsey, presi­ ing or of education for theso bcnefic- eral Confederation of Labor. Some ar­ conts, etc. They also hnve n supply gnn his flight yostordny nt 8:58 n. m. of army goods thnt lias been cut be­ and nt 0:20 this morning wub still in rests followed. come to America from thnt country, dent of the Orlnndo Rotary Club, as­ iuries where practicable." low the regular low prices nnd every­ tho air with no sign of descending. delivered ono of tho greatest messag­ sisted by W. S. Branch nt tho pinno. thing in this store is sacrificed to bo Stinson hopped off in tho midst of a es to the Florida tonehors of tho en­ Thoro wore ulso two beautifully ren­ sold at once nnd mnko room for tho snow storm n:ul hoped to stay up un­ tire convention. The greater part of dered piano selections glvon by Miss i new soring goods thnt are arriving til noon today.. his address was devoted to "tho im­ Zndn B. Lee and two vocal solos by every dny. Rend the advertisement portance of fino ideuls nmong tho Clara Rniloy. and nttond this big sale thnt stnrts Breath Inspector youth" nnd guvo several illustrations Mrs. ‘ Tho committee on resolutions made tomorrow nt tho storo of Thrnshor how n grent ideal backed with initia­ its report nnd thcHO wero adopted af­ For Boozy Breaths & Garner. tive nnd character enn mnko of tho ter a few revisions. poorest nnd most insigificant human Will Be Installed The speakers of tho evening includ­ Turkey Dinner nt $1.00 per pinto individual n lender nmong men und ed Miss Adelaide Baylor, who bro’t crown his life with nuccess. Most of an interesting message to tho teachers Displacement Understood to Be Virtually Agreed at the Chuluotn Inn. You know that Youngstown Police Thought i t a Joka menns something good. Dinner nt 1 all did Mr. Brynn dwell upon this sub­ on "Objectives of Homo Economics But Find Out Mistake Upon Today o’clock Sunday. Good roads nil tho ject tnken by Dr. Enwnll, nnd said Education In Voentionnl Schools nnd way 230-2tc ( I l y T h e A aan rliM rd P r e a a ) thnt the human mind should not bo Classes." She showed tho grent im­ YOUNGSTOWN, Dec. 30.—Notlca WASHINGTON, I)cc. 30.—(By the Associated Press).—American pro­ regarded ns n mechanical product but portance of tonchlng glrlH nnd young of a breath inspector to bu appointed posal for limitation of auxiliary naval craft to ninxmium of ten thousand tons SCOTT BEATON'S SON that it should bo inspired from tho in­ women in tho great vocation of homo displacement It understood to lie virtually ngreed upon nt this morning's ses-' for tho police force inserted in pollc* ner man. An ideal from tho heart is SERIOUSLY WOUNDED roll call horo yesterday ns a Joko waa making, and stated that definite steps sion of the arms conference naval committee. All delegates accepted the the inspiration that lends to success nro being taken In every stnto nt tho proposnl except the French who, while holding formnl approval in abeyance bailed ns a good idea by Mnyor-oloct and this should bo inculcated into tho WAYCROSS, Gn., Dec. 27.—Earl Olcs, who said today ho would put It present timo to includo homo econo­ snid such approval wns expected. Delegations of all powers, however, it Is hearts nnd minds of tho young gen­ mics in their plan of studies. understood, have given their assent to additional provision of American pro­ Renton, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott T. into forco when he nssumes office eration ns it grows to man nnd wom­ Benton of this city, wns seriously In­ Jnnunry first. Notice said brenth in­ Prof. Ellwood Cubborly, of Stan­ posal thnt guns of auxiliary ernft lie limited to eight inches. anhood. "Moro intcligenco," ho snid jured in nn automobile accident nenr spector would sniff at all policemen ford University, Cnlflornln, delivered "Is of littlo vniuo without u motivo Sanford, Fla., Into yesterdny. Tho nn- ovor hour nnd that tho scont of tho last address of tho convention nnd power behind it," nnd said thnt it turo of tho accident or tho extent of cloves, wlntorgroen or poppormfnt this was devoted entirely to "Esttlbshould bo tho purpose' of tho tonchcrs tho young mini's injuries could not ho would put black mark on record of lished Principles of Amorlcnn Educa­ of tho country to send out * pupils, learned todny. Teh paronts of tho in­ offending officer. tion.’ Ho told of tho establishing of mentally, spiritually nnd physically (it, jured boy left for Sanford nnd n teiotho fundamental principles of tho ed­ instead of only intellectual ma­ gram for Mr. Bouton todny statod that HOARD OF TRUSTEES ucational school system in America, chines. his son was seriously injured but did > CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY which proved an interesting bit of his­ Mr. Brynn did not fnvor compul­ tory nnd showed whnt tremendous not stnto tho extent of his injuries.— REMOVED FROM DUTY sory military training nnd stntcd that Savannah News. progress America hns mndo in this the young mnn can receive wholesome particular linn In comparison to fore­ GIVE AMERICAN INDUSTRY GO­ (11/ T h e A a a n n ln tr d P r r a a ) (Ily T h e A eeoelaled P re a a ) TAVARES, Dec. 21).—$000,000 rond BIG LUMBER CO. BY DESPITE SENTI­ physical training nnd culture other BOSTON, Doc. 30.—Tho Board of ign countries. Ho snid thnt tho Amer­ MENT than thnt Imbued with tho destruction bonds for construction of 70 miles of Directors of tho First Church of ican schools stands for equality nbovo IN BANKRUPTCY of humanity. Christ, Scientists, todny nnnounced now highway nnd rebuilding of fifty all things, and whether rich or poor AT LAKELAND Prof. Cubberly Bpoko upon “Tho tho individual who desires a success­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—A copy miles of old roads In Lake county wero tho romovul of tho Board of Trustee* Significance of Educational Measure­ ful career must begin from tho bot­ of n contract ontored into by thirtyof tho Christian Scionco Publishing ( I ly T h e A s a u c ln t e d P r e a a ) sold yesterdny for $001,500. Thoro ments" from which sovornl interest­ TAMPA, Dee. 30.—Tho Lakeland Society. Trustees at tho nnmo time tom of the "Educational ladder" nnd four American manufacturers of fer­ was flat kid of $101,000 but it was ing points wore stressed upon by Mr. climb upwards, sticking firmly to this tilizer with tho potash syndicate of Lumber nnd Supply company today Insisted thoy nro still in office and thrown out on technicality. Bryan during his speech. filed n voluntary petition in bank- that tho fact that thoir resignation! ladder ns long hh ho can hold on to tho Gormnny by which tho former bind At eight b’clock yesterdny morning \ ruptcy in tho federal court hero, list, huvo been offered to the Suprem** ropes, Ho told of tho struggles Am- themselves to purchaRo 75 per cent of PROMINENT PHOSPHATE MAN n rural school breakfast took placo at oricn has had In establishing its their potash requirements from tho 1tug the liabilities nt $05,000 nnd as­ Court placed jurisdiction tololy In tha DIED AT MULBERRY TODAY sets at $32,000. The unsecured cred­ court’s hnnds. tho club rooniH of tho Orlando Busi­ school systorn, which is now "being Inttor wns rond yestordny lit tho record . m ■ «_m 11._ i.. M !rr Lmm mmm mV t k.n anMnVn ness nnd Professional Womon'B club closely followed by mnny foreign of tho tnriff hearings of tho Bonnto itors nro offered 25 cents on tho dol­ (Ily The Aaenolalrd Preaa) which wns attended by forty toachors. lands, including Chinn, - ........................... finnneo commlttoo. "CHASING WOODPECKERS’* Austrnlin, Can MULBERRY, Dec. 29.—Charles C. lar, according to tho petition. Tho Sovoral short addresses wore givon, ndn, and mnny other countries who First Nation hank of Lakeland is tho Martin, 59, manager of tho Internat­ (linking it an interesting feature of Start tho Now Yonr right. Rosolvo ional Agricultural Corporation’s phos­ largest creditor, tho compnny owing An inspiritional messago will nro nwnkoning to tho fact thnt this tho convention, grent Amiricnn plun of educating its to buy Peters Diamond Brund Shoes phate plant horo nnd mnny years with it $15,000, nccording to tho petition. delivered on tho nbovo subjoct on next Yostordny afternoon Bovornl sec- youth is ono of tho grentost fnctors for yourself und fnmily in 1022. Sol­ Sunday night. Tho spoakor, Dr. G tho Seaboard Air Lino Railroad and tlonnl conferences wero hold in tho MUSTANG, Okln., Doe. 30.—E. W. Hyman, has somo interesting id lenthor throughout. Also rosolvo Merchant and Minors Steamship Co., in its national lifo. high school building. Sections wero to rcduco your shoo bill for 1022, by diod suddenly at his homo hero todny Brindloy, 35, president of the Mus- to say. This now year's m classed in tho following mnnncr: Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Brumloy have buying your shoos from Rlvors Bros., of apoplexy. Ho wns a nntivo of tnng Stnto bank, wns cnllod from his should havo a largo henring. Dr. B y Physical Education, Attondnnco Of­ again tnkcnAhu Chuluotn Inn nt Chu­ Sanford Avenuo. 230-ltc Huntsville, Ala. house into tho front yard lata last mnn hns no pntionco with little thin, ficers' Soction, Homo Economics, night und shot nnd killed by nn un­ or littlo pooplo and has prepared an luotn nnd will open Sunday with n big Foreign Languages, Tho IliBtory and Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Try n Herald Want Ad todny. identified nssailant. uplift messago. turkey dinner ftt $1.00 per pinto. William J. Bryan, Sears and Many Lesser Lights ideal of yo uth AMERICAN PROPOSAL GOES, LIMITATION AUXILIARY CRAFT TEN TH O U S A N D TONS FERTILIZER MEN LAKE COUNTY SIGN UP TO BUY ROAD BONDS GERMAN POTASH SOLD WELL I V I m 11'f a i • i £<-«> If ■ M i !'iii» U ill?-: I in r ;i • \ * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 PAGE SIX MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f you k n rr may fr le n d i v U ltlu s you — II you are y o l i y a n yw h ere nr en a n n c hnitir, o r U yon i n • n terta ln la «, w rlln • to.ainl rard to th is I t i i r l a r a l , atvln a Xrlnll*. ar tflrh p on n th e Hem. ft w ill He n rrn tly nppreelated. Friday—Mrs. J. C. Bennett will enter­ tain tho members of the Book-Lovors Club at her homo on Magnolia avenue at 3:00 p. m. Friday—Legion Dnnco at the Court House. Friday—N. do V. Howard Chnpter U. D. C. will meet at three o’clock nt tho Parish House. Saturdny—Children’s Story Hour nt Central Park nt four o’clock. Fred Baker was a business visitor in tho city yesterday from Tampa. M. Bielinberg, of Atluntn, was in the city yesterday attending to busi­ ness. 'opyright 1921 llart Schaffncr & Marx ------------------- C O N TIN U ED------------------- We will continue selling H art Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits TW O FO R T H E P R IC E OF O N E -P L U S $10 Miss Marion Wingnto of Jackson­ ville is tho chnrming guest of her BANK AT ROME aunt, Mrs. R. E. Tolnr. CLOSED DOORS TODAY PENDING INVESTIGATION Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Fauns, of At­ (lly T h e A ssociated P ress) lanta, Ga., nre spending some tlmo ROME, Dec. 2D.—Banco Di Sconto here nt the Montezuma. closed its doors this morning folowMiss Georgia Pattishall of Geneva ing announcement by tho government is spending n few days ns tho guest of modified moratorium permitting suspension of payments of obligations of her aunt, Mrs. It. E. Tolnr. of certain corporations through n Mrs. S. E. Barrett has aH her guest court decree. Tho bank, profiting by her sister, Miss Margaret Worsham announcement, suspended payments pending court proceedings. of Jacksonville, for the holidays. Mrs. C. T. Pund, Jr., of Augusta, Gn., will arrive this afternoon to bo tho guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs. Frank Hazard. And REGAL SHOES Miss Alyce Satterfield of Rich­ mond, Va., is the attractive guest of Mrs. Deane Turner at her home on Myrtle avenue. TW O FO R T H E P R IC E OF O N E -P L U S $1 Miss Alary Armstrong has returned from an extended visit to Montgom­ ery, Ala., and will be the guest of her mint, Mrs. Ella I.effler, for an indef­ inite stay. These prices are for cash only and will last till January 15th Mr. Frank A. Hazard left this af­ ternoon for his homo in Augusta, (in., after spending the holidays here with his wife, who is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas Miss Elise Kirkland of Camden, S. C., who is spending thu winter with her mint, Mrs. J. N. Bradshaw, in Orlnndo, will be the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake. Mrs. W. II. Mitchell of Savannah died at her home yesterday after a short illness. The remains will he brought here for interment and tho funeral services will lie held at the Methodist ehurct- this afternoon at o’clock, interment being made in Lnkovlew cemetery. Mrs. W. II. Mitchell will ho remembered by San­ ford people as Miss Nellie Pnrrnmorc who, as the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. I* pnrrnmorc, was a Sanford girl, being born and having passed her early girlhood in Sanford. Her many old friends will learn of her death with deep regret. LAKE CITY, Dec. 2D.—Tho local machine gun company is the most ef­ ficient unit of the Florida National Guard, according to a le.lcr from Adjutant General Lovell to Capt. MeClurg. The company was recently inspected by Major Waiter Moore of ft. * Augustine, inspector-instructor detailed by the war department for duty with the Florida guard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Panics, a young couple of newly weds of Brooklyn on their tour through Florida, are stopping over lit Sunford as the guests of Mr. A. Raffield. Yesterday they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs A. II. Moses at a dinner party and then drove over to Orlando lion. T. W. Lawton, the new treas­ nceonipnnicd by Mr. ItnlTold and Mr. urer for the Florida Educational as­ and Mrs. Moses, where they had a sociation, is superintendent of pub- very enjoyable time. lie instruction for Seminole county. The seeds in the citron counting Ills ability and popularity is well recognized throughout the state. The contest at Lloyd's Shoe Store were association is to he congratulated for counted by A. M. Lees and George G. Smith. having him ns treasurer. ami a t t r a c t i v e W IL L Y ’S LIGHT On ami after Jim. 1, 1022, tho HANFORD will make Daily trips between HANFORD and ENTERPRISE leuving PAVILION PIER: HANFORD ............. - ................. H:00A.M. I:30I*.M. ENTERPRISE ............. ............ 8:30 A. M. 5:00 P.M. FARE EACH WAY, 23c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will lie announced as tho service is Itc<|ulrcd CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street ' Phone 295-L1 Fox, E. M. Galloway, Georgn Hoy, Robert Hines, Frank Hazard, Harry Hceron, C. E. Henry, W. C. Hill, D. A. Howard, 0. D. Hart, R. J. Holly, R. S. Holly, E. F. Iloushoidor, A. R. Key, L. C, Kolb, C. R. Klrtloy, E. F. Lane, John Leonnrdl, W. T. Langley, H. B. Lewis, G. I. Loucks, S. M, Lloyd, W. Meiach, Lloyd, Forest Lake, John Fannie Munson, Kenneth Murrell, L. P. McCullcr, R. A. Newman, B. L. Perkins, A. M. Phillips, S. Pulcston, A, K. Powers, F. E. Roumlllnt, Julius j Schultz, Howard Smith, G. F. Smith, J. C. Smith, Roy Symes, Deane Turn­ er, Julius Tnknch, W. J. Thigpen, D. L. Thrasher, C. M. Vorco, M. S. Wig­ gins, W. E. Watson, Henry Wight, Hal Wight, Dan U. Wilder, S. Yountz, M. Martin, J. S. Wilson, Fred Wil­ liams, Fred Wight, Misses Agnes Du­ mas, Tholnjn Frazer, Ida M. Gray, Ethel Henry, Elizabeth Humphries, Louise Kolb, Sara Murdre, Zoe and Fannie Munson, Emmn Owens, Geor­ gia Pattishall, Marie Teague, Fern Ward, Sara Wight, Marion Wingate, Alice Snttcrficld, and Margaret Wor­ sham. THOMAS MEIGHAN in Cappy Ricks n picturo thnt touches tho honrt string and trents of tho things that are different with big and massive scenes roll­ ing on to u thundorous climax. AIbo a Comedy Friday and Saturday—Rudolph Valen tino and Agnes Ayers in “The Sheik” SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit tho spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why tako a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford ns well ns tho Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Cnll phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect your henlth. Elder Springs Water Co. SAVE YOU MONEY SANFORD FLORIDA Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA INFORMAL DANCE Mrs. S. E. Barrett and Mrs. Fred Wnlsmnn will entertain at an inform­ al dance this evening nt the homo of Mrs. Wnlsmnn on Magnolia avenue, complimenting Miss Margaret Warsham, the attractive guest of tier sis­ ter, .Mrs. Barertt. The guests will only include the members of the younger set. MRS. TOl.Alt HOSTESS AT LOVE­ LY BRIDGE PARTY Rcnutiful in every dctnil was the bridge party given yesterday by Mrs. It. E. Tolar at the Woman's Club rnniB, there being sixteen tables of players. Quantities of southern smilnx, hol­ ly, poinnettns and wreaths were used in artistic profusion in decorating the rooms. Wicker baskets ami art vas­ es filled with roses and poinsettins were effectively placed, while a won­ derfully decorated and electric lighted Christinas tree and soft shaded floor lamp competed tho perfect setting for tills pretty party. On the card ta­ bles were dainty poiiiBcttin cups filled with candies and the tally cards wero also in keeping witii the season. Several interesting rubbers wero played during the afternoon, and high score was made by Mrs. I). P. Drum­ mond, who was awarded an exipilsito bolster couch pillow. Ill cutting for the consolation Mrs. Fred Wnlsmnn received the prize, a wall basket. Following the awarding of prizes delicious refreshments of chicken sal­ ad with thousand island dressing, bread anil butter sandwiches, nut I bread, olives, cheese halls in the shape of ponchos and pears, coffee nnd crystallized grapefruit wero serv-1 ed, tho plates being decorated with twigs of holly. Mrs. Tolar was assisted in receiv­ ing and entertaining by Misses Marion Wingate of Jacksonville, Miss Georgia Pattishall, and Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy. Those assisting in serving were Miss­ es Ethel Henry, Snrn Wight, Agnes Dumas and Mrs. Dick Brown and Mrs. It. J. Holly. Those invitod for this delightful event wero Mosdames G. I). Bishop, Dick Brown, J. G. Ball, S. E. Barrett, J. C. Bennett, Archie Betts, It. G, Bower, J. T. Brady, Endor Curlett, D. D. Caldwell, J. B. .Coleman, Joo Chit­ tenden, Roy Chittunilon, Ben Caswell, A. P. Connelly, It. R. Dons, Fred S. Daigcr, T. L. Dumas, D. I\ Drum­ mond, Chas. Feddor, A. W. Fitts, Goo. “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— and build a home just like you want EASY TERMS PRICES Phone 9& THE REAL ESTATE MAN” Phone 95 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 h k lb M e v e r y a f t e r n o o n e x c e p t Hun M n s n o l l n A v c „ H an fo rd, ..... ....... _ ....:.“ ...K d lto r H e c rc tn r r- T rc n « u rr r ......tiru rru l .MtiuMKcr I I I W I X _____ C i r c u l a t i o n » liu m « r r r t i o n c MS u p to UlUU r . M. A d r r r t l a l n * l l n l r i Slntlr K n o w n A p p licatio n on H u b a r r l p l l o n P r i c e In A t l v n u r e -One Ye n r ........................ ................. S i x Slontfaa ........................................ Ilrllt ............... ............... 10 C en te -One W e e k T il e liltc IK- l o I N -p a n e W e e k l y l l e r d e n t i r e l y e o v e r e N e m ln n le C o u n t y id U p u li I lulled e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r ­ t i n g r a t e * tn n d p k n o w n o n n p p l l e n an. I t e m o e r n t l e In p o li ti c * . pUAO p e r n l w n y a In n d v n n e e , Sanford has a real band, t Tholr concerts arc being enjoyed by borne people nnd visitors. Aside from the real enjoyment of a borne band it is also a great advertise­ ment for tho city of Snnford. Wo are for the band, And in E. A. Ball tho Sanford band has a lender who puts tho "pop" into the members nnd into the commun­ ity. He is a hustler in many ways and is putting much more into San­ ford that he is taking out. It is lifo and pep and encouragemerit nnd public spirit nnd tho idea of kcoping tilings moving here that will make them move. No one can sit In tho sun all day and keep tho town moving. It takes real work and con­ structive work to make a big city. Orlando seems to lie stirred up over n building code. The only code that is worrying Snnford is the code that means money. If Sanford Imd a milion dollars there would he a million houses erected hero. Tho city offers Uia best investment in the. building line of any city in the state. Get in on the ground floor you investors. Thero is no code that will prevent your building nice homes, store rooms, etc. Come to our town and look us over. We have tho goods. Almost ready for New Year’s reso­ lutions. The greatest resolutions thnt could be framed for Sanford would bo the resolve of every man and womnn In Sanford to get together, work to­ gether and pull together in making Sanford the greatest inland city in Florida. Wo say inland but this city has water transportation and other good points that should put it in the front ranks of Florida cities. Let’s «ol That tlio habit of saving money is one of the most, if not tho most, im­ portant <>f all human habits is the hold assertion of the editor of the Burling­ ton (N. .1.) Enterprise. Ho says that it is easy to start anil that it soon be­ comes a fascination to tho saver; it protects the home and tho individual; It benefits the community and busi­ ness; Yt helps make character; it given n growing contentment to life; it builds respectability; it elevates nnd solidifies families ;tt makes for pow­ er and progress. No lesson, particu­ larly nt the moment when tho re­ sources of the world nro largely im­ poverished, is more important to learn thnn the lesson of saving; saving not only money itself, but saving tho vnrlotis commodities which we usa from day lo day. It is often impossible for 3 DEANE TURNER • ■ Rhone* 407-494 * sI . WELAKA BLOCK % ■ individuals or families to savo steadily and all tho timo. Frequently peoplo run Into bad luck—loss of work, Ill­ ness—which makes money saving Im­ possible. But evory normal mnn and womnn does have tho chanco with ronsonnblo regularity to lay by money for tho future, and ho who doesn’t do it is foolish. lie will pay for tho neglect in bitterness of spirit a hundred times before ho dies. Mon and women who invest their savings in treasury savings certifi­ cates or deposit their money in postal savings bunks or savings banks uro looking to tho future, in case of an emergency, treasury certificates can be converted into cash substantially on demand. Postal savings, under the dollnr and a half a day, and did all tho other manual labor that tho coun­ try needed than no more thnn It noods now. Will those boys, In preference to applying for nld nt tho Red Cross, or tho Y. M. C. A., or sending back homo for money, despite a llttlo work when It will give tho minora thun enough to to keep them until a hot­ ter job enn bo found 7 The best paying Jobs are satisfac­ torily filled by men, most of whom "worked from tho bottom up." It is unreasonable to think these are to bo vacated for untried, unexperienced youth which will not start at tho bot­ tom and work up." , v SPECIAL SALE AT LLOYD’S Lloyd's Shoo Store has an advortlsomont In this issuo calling atten­ tion to a special Bale that Is on nt this store In which all tho Bhoes nro to bo sold nt n special low prlco for tho next two weeks, (lo to Lloyd’s and get the prices. Now styles, now stock, very low prices. The Bank of Safety Security-Service CLOSING OUT SALE Robbia's Credit Store has an ad­ vertisement in today’s issuo ending attention to tho fact that they are closing out overything to mnko room for their spring stock. A chanco to get everything needed In tho merchan­ dise lino at groatly reduced prices. Special low prices on men’s nnd hoys 'shoes. Convlnco yourself by calling nnd looking over tho styles. Prices marked on each box nnd then WORK FOR EVERYBODY, See Mrs. Hester of Tnnipn spent Christ­ reduced. Lloyd’s Shoo Storo. tho window for n few of tho bnrmas hero with tho Evans family. Tho war and its effects were bud 23D-2tc Messrs. Noyes and I’iko spent yninH. on every country in the world nnd since the war the effects are more Wednesday in Orlando visiting with Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue, * noticeable. One of tho effects is ap­ friends. unquestionably offor you tho best val­ Mr. nnd MrH. Jerry Rowo expect lo parent in tho working conditions, as ues in shoes obtninnhio in Sanford. move Into their new house in a few the big wages pnld for all classes of Peters Diamond Brand Shoes, solid labor during tile war and after thu days. leather throughout, neat, stylish and Miss Virginia Quigg is spending war seemed to givo tho men the idea cumfortnhlo nnd sold on n reasonable that they must not work for Ichh, tht holidays with ‘relatives in Or­ margin. 230-ltc lando, even if they starved to death. There Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney nro com­ are many idle men in tho country fortably located in their new home on Henry McLaulin, Jr, tho lake, OPT. D. N II. Draddock returned to his work nt Capo Snblo after spending OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST the holidays hero with his family. his bunds will fiot bo able to got Looks encouraging to seo electric higher wages than the man who light poles being erected at Lnke works with his brain—such a con­ Mary, dition is foreign to nil the rules of Mr. and Mrs. Snow woro hero Inst the game of lifo. Now with the re­ Wednesday from Orlando. Mr. Snow construction are noticed ninny men enmo up to build n chimney for Fred who will not take tho jolts that they Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Horsey would hnvo taken hnd not the oxMr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Drown nro EYES EXAMINED horbitunt wages of war days spoiled them for ninny years to come. The making a good job painting their 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, FI*. Tampa Tribune lias studied tho sit­ new houso on Crystal avenue. Tho WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNSK color will be gray with white trim­ uation in Tampa and tho following mings. They are doing the work editorial is timely: "An old employer said to n member themselves. Their home will ho one of this paper's stutf yesterday: “Tho of the first to have electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Ellis nro mak­ trouble about our getting back to ing considerable improvement on their normal in this country is that our place, getting ready to start an upyoung white men now look on certain to-date poultry farm They have oin jobs as being 'negro work’ and will of the best locations on the lake. not condescend to take them, con­ Mrs. J. E. Draddock and baby re­ tenting themselves with running from turned to their home at Pierson last place to place in search of n white Monday, anftor spending Christmas collar job, and complaining that there with relatives here. is no work for them." A. P. Parish, the A. C. L. section The Tribune recently spoke along foreman at this place, only missed that line, nnd cited instances of re­ one point In the recent road master's cent occurrence bearing out the truth inspection, of having the best kept of his theory. The idea that this is section on tho third division. confined to Tnnipn only might bo in .Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and child­ the minds of some if it were out for ren of Tampa spent Christmas hero the stories coming from other cities with the family. , and towns, like the following from Bernice Carlyle of Pirnum spent the St. Petersburg Times: "Every business man in St. Peters­ Christians here, the guest of Cnmofin burg just now is receiving applies Durant. Mr. Frank Evans has a force of lions from young men who have driftmen clearing up Lundell mid is plan­ id in lure from the North, and care­ ful inquiry usually develops the fact ning to build n winter home there, that the young men want something lie will build an up-to-date ld-room bouse, and when completed It will cxeasy and are not hunting a place cell any homo in tho county for beau­ where real work is required. It is ty for a winter home. Mrs. John Reese and baby or Or­ lando nro spending the week with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Amos Guyon and son, Jimmie, of Hampton Bench, N. II., arrived here hist Thursday, making tile trip by auto in ten days. They are housekeeping in their tent near Crystal Igiko hotel nt present. Little Myrtle Draddock was pre­ sented with a beautiful Scotch col- 1 lie puppy for Christmas, sent by an uncle from Palm Bench. Lake Mary was visited by St. J Nicholas himself on Saturday even- j Ing of lannt week, when a large Xmas i tree and entertainment was held nt ! the church, The tree Itself present- J ed a flm* appearance whon decorated j with the ninny presents donated by i different citizens of this community. { The children were delighted whon old j Santa enmu on the scene nnd dlstrih- i uted tho presents. There was nlso i i good program, consisting of rccitn- j tin ns nnd songs. Aftor a few re- j marks, brief and to the paint, by Mr. j George Phillips, nearly everyone ; present adjourned to the hall, where j a most delightful evening was spent in dancing and general merry-mak­ ing. Tho party broke up nt 12:00 o’clock, with everyone congenial and expressing wishes for many more of these enjoyable occasions. This Institution, whose success nnd strength has f been builded by a loynl people, whose most valu­ able nsset is the confidence, trust, and esteem of those who know it best and whose highest ■ t* " * i £ E deavor is to nttnin still higher plains of servicewishes you a happy, healthful prosperous New Year. Seminole cPrintery A ... ft „ _' - J ir * Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable Lumley & Lumley 902 French Phone 404 AHAPPYNEWYEAR-ftw/many ofthem! at the same time we wish to call your attention to our Such prices as we are offering the public at this time you cannot afford to pass up The art of blacking shoso will nev­ er reach perfection until men discov­ er what makes a halt! bend shlnu like thnt. ■■■■■■BBBBaaBBBBaaBaHaMMBH W e Invite In sp ection S p e c ia l R e d u c t io n s • t i •>. i* j . ' i . i i . d ALL NEW STOCK AND PRICES ARE MARKED DOWN— BOYS’ AND MEN’S SHOES WAY DOWN—SEE THE WINDOW Original Prices on the Boxes We nre Pletised to Show Styles even II SALE STARTS NOW �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1021 Remedy lor Every Ailment I C t)N T H E L P IT <S<pLURE-I' t H S o ^ E V - 7t MOTH' S T i r e d -fr \ V JLEC: W O N T /VIOV/E. >y h a tta v o n -TH/nH T H » S C . O U RT R O O r *1 -77M T5 **-*- , Va » T r o u b l e d k i t h k q l R i mc, i h * w sleep flW O fro /)LL t i r e d O U T KHEH I E U P A10flH(/«SrS/ P O N T K H O K HOrt TO C U R E / *y S E tF E>t h e f? r ~ _ ------- CT>)/riE OAf XH JTV- I CRH T U#DERS7*HO ,5 j SLUf * qC* , o / .0 p 6 £ - H U H £ W H V 1>O N T you T «y car T^PF T o T3E.D k i TH -7 VOLJ t- Tutor-nnt’l Cartoon Co.. X. Y A. Y. Fuller and K. B. Fuller and Mias Leila motored to St. Cloud Mon­ day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Houston and MIbh Mildred wore calling on friends Mondny. Miss Ellon Fuller nnd Mins Olivo Dinkel, E. S. Miller nnd Mr. Kelly mo­ tored to Dnytonn Bench for tho dny Monday. Miss Florence Lovell spent Christ­ mas in Apopka with her sister. S. S. Griffin and James Boggs were visitors In Longwood Tuesday after­ noon. Miss Ellen Fuller, Mrs. Edwin Din­ kel nnd Miss Olive Dinkel were visi­ tors in Sanford Tuesday afternoon. SANFORD HIGH PLAYS FIRST BASKETBALL GAME HERE TONIGHT Game to Be Played in Remodeled Par isli House, Which Now Has Large Sealing Capacity Mr. nnd Mrs. James Maitlnnd, of Orlando, was calling on friends in lawn Friday. | Sanford High School starts her Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topllff woro (basketball season here tonight, after the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Ful- many false alarms, with n doubloler Christmas day. header with Eustis. When the curMr. and Mrs. II. It. Chapman nnd tain raises, tho supporters of Sanford son, H. It., Jr., left for their home High will be surprised with tho qunlMondny morning nftor spending tho ity of ImHkctbull both teams present, holidays with Mrs^ Chapman’s pnrThe boys team is one of tho fnHtest ents. over put out by Sanford High, not Tho school closed Friday afternoon only fast but accurate passers nnd for their two weeks vacation with shooters. Some of last year's letter Christmas tree nnd entertainment. men are out for berths again this year II. It. Chnpmnn and Frunk Ralls including McLucas, McLaughlin, Stone motored down from Jacksonville Fri- nnd Moyo; and with a wealth of now day. Mr. Ralls went on to Arcndln. material championship prospects hnvo Mr. and Mrs. II. Newman spent brightened very much. It will take n Christmas with tho former's parents, mighty good team to defeat Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. this your, also the boys have a more Frederick Grist was a visitor in Or- offensive stnte of mind than tlioy did laiido Saturday. . last year, ns brought out by tho Stet- son game at DoLnnd whore the San­ ford boys Btnrted out nnd got an eight point lead beforo they could bo stopped. The girls team 1b still on inexperi­ enced one, having mostly Sophs and Froshmon out trying for it; but in an­ other your they will be out for tho championship. Still tho girls team is going to pull some surprises for the peoplo of Sanford, so they had bet­ ter come out to see the surprlso when it comes. Thero is to bo n little sldo show when the Sanford High Cheer Squad starts performing. Chooring hns not beer, in order up at the High School much before this year, but this yoar; well just wait and come up to tho Parish House nbout 7:30 tonight nnd they will guarantee to give you your money’s worth. WHAT A BAPTIST PASTOK HAS God in that greatly needed service, the bringing of Christian henrts that TO SAY. hnve grown cold back into warm, vital touch with tho Mnstor. Her mes­ A, Lincoln Abercrombio, D. I)., pas­ sages nro full of tho Spirit’s power. --------FOR-------tor First Baptist church, Tnvnres: I heartily commend her to nny church NEW YEARS "This is to certify thnt during tho or organization which feelB tho need Fa --------CALL-------past week it hns been my privilege of spiritual awakening nnd rededito listen to the addresses given by cation to tho Lord Jesus Christ." MRS, J. R. the Rev, Lillian Britton Fulton, in * STEWART tho Union Congregntlonnl church Fa HI i Myrtle. P’no 260-W After Morso servos nnother term here. These unddresscs, called "A ** Fa ru Fu Fu Fs Fa Forum for Christian Psychology," or two, perhaps they'll give him the presents tho old Gospel from n new key to the treasury. angle, bringing the rich feasts of No doubt Gene wonders nt times if God’s word home to the henrt with refreshing warmth and deep spiritual- dobutnntcs nro called Debs, because ity. Mrs. Fulton is being used of they nro coming out. T1IK STRONGEST GUARANTEED TIRE MADE ROSE FOUR BLISS TRIUMPH COBBLERS HOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES Fabrics This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown from fields free from Blight infection II PECK BAGS Ask for Prices Sizes $ 9.80 $12.50 $ 19.15 $21.75 $25.35 $20.50 $27.25 $33.40 $31.50 $32.4* $33.40' $34.25 ( 41.90 $42.8 5 $54.75 943.05 SANFORD Cords- FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLA 1922 will be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces­ sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it... And this newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to riidke a real effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants who want their advertising to be distinctive, to pull business. Whether you deal in hats or houses, clothing or cocoa, jewelry or jackknives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ ers get results. Our Advertisers’ Service Department makes ad­ vertising pay. Why not telephone now for the Herald represen­ tative? �.& : '• rc-w-/- n ■■**'•••• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 PAGE FOUR Gil Eyes Tested s iortunities lie around for the man who haa “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing the other fellow seize the “big chance” and forge ahead. | ■ | S * i Don’t envy him his “luck.” Practice his forethought. Why not open your Savings Account here todny ? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s the thing 4% INTEREST PAID rar.* j T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty ] I B ank I Sanford Fioirda STOCKHOLDERS MEETING __ . Fitted TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice We Appreciate Your Business The annual mooting of the stock* holders of tho Scmlnolo County Bank, will bo hold in the offices of tho bank on Thursday, January 5th, 1022, for Frames P /paired Lenses Duplicated tho purpose of electing a board of dlrectors for tho ensuing year and TO TO TO Ha TO TO other business that may properly Ha TO come before tho mooting, ALWAYS FRESH A. R. KEY, 12-17*onw-4wc Cashier. IN K U N M M M . CAR I'M 111 NOTICE :ih ll Tin ONE POUND NET M. I. Stengall Mule Co. has put all notes and accounts In Mr. J. E. Lim­ ey's hands for collection and I will ex­ pect nil pnrties duo mo to sea him at my bam in Sanford at onca and mako settlement, This means cnch and ovcry or.o. . W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 234-0t Ml t. t » Sfcrill «I G ^ A D f '\aje Some practice reading at regular night schools, and some go to tho mo­ vies. HElrJARCOFFEECO. Agricultural sections nre slowly recovering from the bump of bumper crops, SUiift AT YOUR GROCER F o lly aqulppad with alrctrlo1 «f<___ *t*rt*r, d tm o u n U b l* r/mi, t l t r l Wi and non-ikld lira* *11 arotmi nd. NOTICE! T O T O H aT O H aT O T O T O T O e» receipt of a Christmas basket - Tho regular annual meeting of the groceries from Dan and Taylor Goldsboro and also one sent out by stockholders of tho Peoples Hank of Frank Miller. It is good to remember Sanford, Morlda. will bo hold in no FOOT SPECIALIST cordance with its By-laws, in tho of­ for rlicumntisni, weak those in affliction in our midst. Today, with many commodities still priced ankles, Boft eornr, fallen Mr. and Mrs, Will Robinson and fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan­ above the pre-war basis, you can buy a arches, bunions pains In family have moved bnck again to uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for the Ford car for less money than ever before your feet, or heavy cal­ Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Hi Ha Ha their old home in tho country and on purpose of electing n board of direc­ in the history of the Ford Motor Company. louses, consult— Christmas day Mrs. J. E. Vaughn nnd tors to servo for tho ensuing year, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner • and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Lcnvitt spent the .nnd. for C. L. GISLER The Ford Sedan at $660, equipped with . . the. transaction of. nny other children motored down to Windcmere ilny with them ,m,l „1„„ frl.m l, from Office 13fl S. Orange “ mo bc' electric starter, demountable rims, extra Orlando Florida on tho 20th to spend the dny with Orhmdo, while on tho 20th they spent fore the mcoting. rim and non-skid tires all around, is with­ II. P. SMITH, their relatives, their daughter, F.tea- with Mra, Vnvghn, who is feeling bndout doubt the greatest value ever offered nor remaining while Florence return- |y Lnurinc Leavitt spent Tuesday HERALD ADS get results. Try a Herald Want Ad today. in a motor car. cd with them. | with their daughter, Gladys, overMr. and .Mrs. Voile Williams • are night. * ■ And you get the same quality, depend­ ■ tho proud parents of n 10-pound son Good attendance at Sunday School a ability and economy for which Ford cars born on tho 2hth just a bit over an on |H„t Sunday and after the lesson are noted—with all the comforts and con­ hour from being n Christmas present. ><1 t)y Alfred Erlcson an election of veniences that go along with an enclosed I>r. Tolar and Mrs. Nettles of Orlan-;officers was held in which ho nominatANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO job. do are in charge. 1ed Geo. Il'iIHnger as superintendent SUIT YOU Will Henderson and son, Nelson, and Mrs. Hirschi ns assistant. Alfred Let us have your order now for reason­ spent n half day squirrel hunting at Ericson us lonelier of tho Bible class, ably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. You can mako money buying for advance. Shoulder Bluff on the 20th, >supported by the school and tho new Mrs. Cramer and little ones and supplies arc here for tho New Year. You are going to build a home one of these Mrs. Ballinger called in to see Mrs. Bernard Hitachi lias kindly agreed to days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it West. They are making a number of ring the bell and get the water. • Sunby easy stages. improvements on their little home. day school next time nt 2:00 while FORD DEALER Mrs. Andrew Ilertelson nnd dnugh- Bov Clarke preaches at 3:00. Como! If you have some money, will build one or ter, Claire, left on Monday to visit at Snnford, Flu. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett hud family of C. C. COIIU, Salesman two houses. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Panin and Charles Cramer nnd Mr, Reid at Palntkn accompanied by Miss West of Griipeville, were u welcome Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the Margaret Ericson. addition to the Wednesday evening game now. Mrs, Mealor is expecting to visit Bible study. If you want to learn ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■naaHBRauBa&HKnnnanii&snnsBiiaHPncinsi with her parents nt Pimtn Gnrda soon. how the Bible explains itself, come Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunter have rent- anil leant. c<l the Emil Magnusiin lmu.su, making A number of our young pcoplu a t­ MULLET ROE SALT MULLET another new family for Upsnln, n wel­ tended tho hand concert in Sanford come addition. Sunday afternoon. APALACHICOLA OYSTERS Mr .and Mrs. E. W. Lundquiut nnd Emil MagniiBon enmo op from IhIcnon Raymond, nnd their brother, Clar- worth grove, where lie ban charge of AGENT JONES DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE once Bcrgquist motored to Tiger Bay orange packing for Chase & Co., to to spend the holidays at the homo of spend Christmas with the homo folks, TALL VAN CAMP’S CREAM, Per Dozen their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burgquist, | stopping over night with Mr. and but C. It. will return on tho train to Mrs, Ericson, SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS his work here as radiator repair man. | The family held their Christmas Norman Swanson, of Celery a venuu troc at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. JtfflN GOVE, Proprietor spent Christmas at the home of his John Borcll and on Christmas day NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gallon CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY IETEM parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Swanson, they and Woodard Uortc'son, Mr. and 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist spent' |JMis. Ericson and children and Emil the day at tho homo of their daugh- Mugnuson all took dinner at tho home ter in Grapcvllic. of Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Bortcison. Mr. and Mrs. Stcdt were guests nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Barney Beck anil chil­ 24-lbs. BAG TABLE TALK FLOUR, per bag the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Leo dren, Mrs. Benton and daughter Alice, on First street. We understand his Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard and duughtur, brother Roy's little girl 1ms been real Hazel, enjoyed u family reunion at sick with eolitiis. the home of Mr. und Mrs. Westerdick Walfred and Carl Pierson have been on Christmas. 96-lbs. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, doing lliulr grove work, plowing and On the 20th they with Mr. and Mrs. fertilizing and getting it in good Culler and daughter took a long motor ■hope; both young men were dinner trip to Tavares and on to Orlando, go­ guests Christmas at tho homo of Mr. ing thru n beautiful section nnd giving A mm nnd Mrs. W. C. Mealor and after ser­ Mr. Pritchard and family a good idea 2>/2-lb. CANS SLICED PINEAPPLE < r\ vices wo wore invited for a rule thru of Middle Florida. u m Luko Mary to see the many new Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Colter and their —3 FOR— buildings. daughter, Miss Bright Culler, who Mr. nnd Mrs. Ehrcnsporger nnd they recently took from tho Children's daughter, Olga, entertained on tho Heme in Jacksonville, came out to eat 2%-\b. CANS TABLE PEACHES 2(Rh Mr. and Mrs. Dun Hodges nnd their Christmas dinner at thu home of JltfC LlATJtV children of Hanford. Charley Cramer and wife, The even- £ MCff.'ffi 4 0 C —3 FOR— Mrs. Alma Niece and father, Mr. ing before they woro Joined by Mr. n Malm, entertained at a Christmas sup- West and family, and enjoyed Santa a per her brother, Geoige Malm, Mr. , Claus and a Christmas tree at the " NO. 2 CANS PEARS and Mrs. II. R. Tolar and children nnd same home, M l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins, of San­ A. F. Westerdick lost a valuable dog ■ ford. while hunting duer last Thursday on R Dr. and Mrs. Newberry and daugh­ the Wekiwn that they are much wor- ■ ter were dinner guests nt the homo of ried about. NO. 2 CANS RED RASPBERRIES Mth. Westerdick, Mr. and Airs. S Mr. and Mrn. Voile Williams, anil also WITH A G N C f A Y f fC f s N o her father and MrH. Netties of Orlan­ Cramer and children, Mr, and M rs,' J West and son, Leonard, attended their * do, An undo and aunt of Mr. Wil­ ffU O O L P H V A LC N TIN O liams, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gnmnmgo, Christmas tree and exercises Wedncs- ■ « NO. 2 CANS BLACKBERRIES und four children, of Amoricus, (In., day eve in Hanford. eeeR G e MeuroRO W. Tyner nnd wife and baby cumo g have cornu since to spend thu holi­ PRODUCTION.' days. out Wednesday to visit at tho homo * —3 FOR— Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier and their of their uncle and aunt in Grnpevlllo. | ■ interesting little family attended the NO. 2 CANS RED PITTED CHERRIES DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME Christmas tree at Lake Mary. Mrs. Ballinger called to see the little son, PAPER? John Thomas Denton Fortlur. —a f o r — After attending Sunday school in Tho Herald will make a campaign g town, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist the first of tho year to bring up tho m and children were guests at the homu list of subscribers for thu Dally H er-i^ of her parents, Mr. und Mrs. August aid to the 2,000 mtuk and our solid- g Hwanson and brother, Archie. August tors will cnll upon every family liv- O Hwunaon has been helping J. E. Lund- ing on tho regulnr routes to take tho qulst packing Christmas boxes of Tho Daily Herald is your own daily fruit, oranges, mandarins, satrumas, paper giving you tho nows of the city etc, and county, Htotu and thu world avery Mrs. Goo. Clark has been very fee­ day. If you do not tuko It got ready ble of late and gratefully acknowledge tc toko it after January first. f t in Id icj la m pj Prices Lowest in History of Ford Motor Co. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS EDWARD HIGGINS Meisch Realty Company j A. P. CONNELLY $1.50 75c ??■ $1.35 $5.75 40c fi 35c — :i for—95c $1.35 s JEW' Wi i r ' $1.00 50c $1.35 50c $1.35 STAR THEATRE! w. McCULLER FRIDAY & SATURDAY December 30-31 ■.'v i - 1 GROCERIES . . . Vl �; ■ ’'V7 ■; sw ." '• • , ‘ EX' PAGE FIVE (M ill m ■a Permanent Prosperity a m come only from thrift and economy. intelligent Mi industry, «| lt These alone can repair in time the ravages of our years of waste and extravagance. We pay 4% on Savings, and Permanent Pros­ perity can come only through saving. Ra Pm fa ha ha fa ha fa hu ha ha ha fa ha fa M ha hu hu ha ha ho ha ha ha ha ha PM Ra ha • 1 Ml >M m m m SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Getting down, getting down and tho weather is mado to order today ns tho prospects nro good for cool wonthor for somo tlmo to como. Wo can stand somo cold wonther providing it does not got too cold. Tho American Lcglon is rejoicing over tho fact thnt it will ho cool tonight for tho big dance. Cold weather puts tho hol­ iday spirit into folks nnd makes them fool liko It is Christmas and New Years nnd ovory othor good time combined to say nothing of tho good effect on trndo of all kinds. Havo you n lit­ tle Now ’Year’s resolution in your home 7 5:10 A. M. DEC. 30, 1021 Maximum ................. .... 70 Minimum ................ .... 47 Rango t..................... .... 40 Barometer .............. ...30.10 Northwest nnd clear. • PM Ml Ml ha ha ha fa PM Ml Ml ha Mi ha ha pm means that tho dnto is contingent up­ on propitious weather ns it was the sense of commlttco that a danco bo held nt the time of tho month when thoro would ho a full moon, would provo an innovation hero. Tho com­ mlttco hns arranged to clmrgo tho nomlnnl amount of ten cents per dnneo nnd has engaged n five-piece jazz or­ chestra for tho occasion. Hot dog nnd soft drink stands will j ^ accommodate the hungry and thirsty | tt during intermission and Captain G. E ., " Atkinson will have Ids yacht Sanford nt tile dock to take out any sentimen­ tal young people who might hnvo n desire to enjoy the scenic beauties of moonlit Lake Monroe. Extensive publicity is being given this danco in adjacent towns nnd tho Tourist nnd Convention committee not only expects to raise tids amount hut nt the same time give enjoyment to a groat many. In tho event that tho evening of tho 12th should prove stormy tho danco will he held the following even­ ing. m □□ QO □□ □□ O ©ftlhS®ig Cflnolb THEY M O W „ fa hu PM PM ha hq PM hr PM Ha PM PM 5 A COMMUNITY BUILDER ha S a n fo r d , F la . ha l F. I*. F o r s t e r , Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier PM PM As wo enter into tiro twilight hour h h i i® n» fa PM PM of the new year wo are not unmindful of tile business you have honored us with during tho year of 1021, and we Dirk Tcrhoun, Jr., has returned to Summary of the (/tile Happenings want to take this occasion to express Miami after a pleasant visit with the to you our sincere appreciation of tho Floating Smnll Mention of Talks Succinctly homo folks. business with which you have favor­ ‘'Uurra In Brief Arranged for PersonaJ Home ed us nnd extend to you our best Horn'd Readers of Interest 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared Boo Lloyd's Shoe Store window for wishes and wonderful prosperity for price reductions in shoes. If you the year of 1022, Sincerely yours, land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ m Turkey Dinner at the Chuluota Inn will call we will gtadiy show1you SANFORD FAINT AND what we have and no obligation to Sunday at 1 o’clock. $1.00 per plate. buy. Sales starts now. WALL PAPER CO. tation. Flowing* wells. 2.‘IO-2tc II. A. Halverson. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was In tho MOONLIGHT DANCE AT PA­ No tickets on the boxes or shoes m -------VILION UNDER AUSPICES city today enrouto to Chicago where M For Florida: Fair Friday CHAM HER OF COMMERCE hut tile boxes are mnrkcd in plain he was called an business. pti ami Saturday; somowhnt figures We are giving a suitable re­ Hi (’olilcr Friday; warmer in While a commercial organization, as duction on men's and hoys' shoes, also Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett, of Gof i north Saturday. novn, nnd Mr. anti Mrs. Chns. Iirum- a rule, does not includo social func­ many grades in the ladies and misses loy, of St. Augustine, wero In tho tions as a part of its activities, tho lines. See the window.—Lloyd's Shoe M M Ht FO ®l I® k® 239-2tc Sanford Chamber of'Commerce, thru Store. city toduy. its Tourist nnd Convention Committee Rood weather and it is bringing the Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Wilhelm, of wil sponsor a dance which will ho people. Portsmouth, Ohio, nro tho holiday: held Thursday, *January 12th, nt tho guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. J. So-.now pavilion on tho lake front, Classified advertisements, ft cents a line. No ad taken fur leaa than All this week has been nctivq al­ cord, having motored from Portsmouth | Tins dance is for the purposo of 2.ri cents, and positively nu classified ads charged tu anyone. Cask though it was the week nftcr Christ­ in their cur. They mado tho trip in , raising tho deficit incurred in tho must accompany all orders. Count live words to a.line and remit ac­ twelve days with stop-overs at inter- building of the pavilion, Tho amount ians. cordingly. mediate points. They will tour tho [allowed the committee In tho hudgot J. T. Blaine, of New York, is in the East Const, visiting relatives nt West wns far short of tho amount needed city visiting his sister Mrs. Phelps at Pnlm Bench boforo returning to Ohio, for tho purposo and a dance wns daLOST FOR SALE her home on Palmetto nvonuo. Mr. Mrs. Wilhelm will bo remembered ns elded upon ns being tho quickost way FOR SALE—I’apor shell pecans, 801 LOST—Between II, & O. Garage nnd Blaine lias many friends in this city a tnlented violinist who spent tho .of clearing up tho indebtedness, It. It. crossing on West First, Colt'H Magnolia, winter hore several yours ago, | Tho designation "Moonlight Dance" who are always glad to see 1dm. revolver. Reward if returned to W. FOR SALE—Ono 25 Remington auto- r , Wulthnl care Sanford Truck Growmatic rifle with 500 cartridges. One urs. 238-2tp a SAVE YOU MONEY 12-gauge Winchester pump. Ono U )S t _ A wrist watch, Swiss move: Remington automatic 08 pistol. In-, immti Pntria llUnchod to bleak ribquire Smith Bros. Oarage. 234-Gtp bo„ ,mm, Kimtcr ,,,0n80 ph(mo ;130-J. FUR SALE—Eight room house with 237-3tp Write us hath. Immediate possession. Small ■" . ........... payment down, long time on balance. FOR RENT Empire Hotel Block See Lane or address Uox 782, Day­ tona, Fla. 100-Tu-Sat-lw FOR RENT—Two furnished lied ORLANDO, FLORIDA rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc FOR SALB- -One Daisy churn. Call 201-tfc FOR RENT- -Bed room, 311 Park nvc41G-W. INSURANCE nue. 178-tfc N MULES FOR SALE—Five teams I FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. medium sized farm mules N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. at splendid, Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third low prices.—F. N. Hurt, DeLeon Street. 105-tfc 8 , 'JX *', W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Springs, Fin. 231-10te 17 “ I' ■ AND WE STILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CARS TO SELL AT BARGAINS Sanford Florida FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in F(TR ItEfsT—Half of store, willi fiao dlspjny window, No. 221 Eust First ■ WE HAVE A FEW MORE CARS ADDED TO Ol!R LIST AND ARE REAL BARGAINS— good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— street, opposite postoffice. 230-tfc Sanford Steam Laundry Herald office. 237-3tp Foil RENT—Ono furnished bed FOR SERVICE FOR SALE—Steel drum "with fifty room, also garage. 110 Lnurol Avo. ....................... $495.00 Call 14G-J BUICK FOUR, Touring gallons water-proof paint for con­ IDD-tfc W. BAWLING. Drop. crete houses. Cheap for cash at tho Herald office. 237-3tp FOR RENT—Rooms and kltchanhttcs, Sanford Machine # ............................... 450.00 BUICK SIX, Touring Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-2Gtp FOR SALK—Onu fresh Jersey cow. Foundry Co. Phono 2203. 238-2te FOR RENT—Nice rooms, good locu* tion, 1020 Union Ave. 230-2tp General Machine nnd. Boiler Works FOR SALE—Wcstinghouso electric FORD Touring ...................... ............................. 315.00 FOR ItEN'f—Good seven room hitUHo, Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr iron; GO feet host grade wntor hose well located. $15 per month,—A. bands in stock nnd one lawn mower.—203 Maple : li 230-tfc Crank Shafts Itc-turncd Avu. 2-18-3 tc P. Connolly. FORD S e d a n ........................... ....... ;........ .............. 350.00 FOR SALE—Good paying business FOR ItENT—3 unfurnished rooms for * ** •wf*’ V **k .. Employment Bureau.. on Saanford Avenue, Groceries, light housekeeping. 314 Elm. 23H-2tp The vocntlonn! committee of the Busi­ meats, fish and oysters, Tern Buck, ...................... 840.00 CHANDLER, 7-passenger ..... ness and Profesrlnanl Women’s Club 310 Hanford avenue. 230-2tc FOR RENT—A lent house’ consisting requests nil young wonnn destring of two large rooms screened. Warm, */ (j# • ■ employment to register at the First Sanford Constructs Co near town. Phone 107-W. 238-2tc 3ijOiOO Natlondl Bank. REO, 5-passenger.................... ........ . FOR RENT—Two IighT^liiousokcop^ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER.* • AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman, ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Planes and Specifications Cnecrfull Avo. 238-3tp Furnished .......................... 325.00 Hotel Montezuma NASH, 5-passenger................ FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms All Work Guaranteed “Sanford’n New Hotel” 202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp . • ... Li'j J fl.50 Up Per Day II. T. PACE P.O.Box »» ! First N ational Bank s TO 0 W FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS In and About A BARGAIN FOR CASH <£ The City I ETHE WEATHER A . P. C O N N E L L Y C L A SSIF IE D A D S GLOBE PIANO CO. IBusiness is Good \ At The Used Car Sales PAIGE, 5-p assen ger.............. ........................... 650.00 OAKLAND, 5-passenger...... ...... 775.00 DORT Touring ........................ ,...:.............................. 325.00 S. O. Shinholser WANTED “WE DELIVER THE UUOUf* WANTED—Young man who can start on very modernto salary, and lefirn Storage Facilities business, Must ho nblo to help bookSANFORD FLORID* If we please you, tell othere; If no keopor.—Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot tell us. Phone 498 H. W. NICKERSON of First Street. 328-3tp m Public Accountant; Audits—Systems WANTED—Customers for fresh inhk, Auto Radiator Repair morning nnd evening deliveries,—R. Income Tax Scrrice Room 10 McNcfll-Davis Bldg. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lflfl-9t-Tu Shop Phono 8B2 Orlando, Fla. Located nt 207 French Ave., between 204-tfc 2nd nnd Third. E. It. llERGQUIST. ____________l_i______ L__ _______ George A. DeCottes 3 Contractor and Builder Quick Service Transfei SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Acteylene Welding Attorney-at-Law OF ALL KINDSa r, t Over Seminole County Bank SANFOIU) FLORIDA 3 j Come in and look at them to appreciate their values j V. C. COLLER, Prop. 3 W. L. WICKLANDER, Manager ■ Vacant Lot Next to Postoffice-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vacant Lot Next to Postoffice j "■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B flflB flB B B B B B B B B B B B flB B B B B f lB B f lB B B B B flB B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B flB B l ■*; - W f ■*»■ ' _' . ' .* J •* . • *• |L , • * *** •; u- Sanford Welding Co. General Shop and Mill Work Located In Eagle IUdg., 70S Oak Ave CONTRACTOR and BUILDEI Smith Bros. Garage 517 Commercial Street jj it, ; Sanford, FU VTiTTTTTT Geo. W. Knight 'Roan Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Expert Repairing i * OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First For first class Job work—thv Herald iox"1 .,p„ HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. H iggins, Inc. Haight & Wieland —Get your Scratch Pede from Tha "M iftDTjr fi'firijitf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 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/0aca36639e65eb4c1f01df0f65c29fec.pdf 75dab86edf3c6afdc2b1d986fb11679b PDF Text Text SaTHE nford Sanford the "City Substantial" I “City Substantial” ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 VOLUME II masked men mobbed Wearing Her Marmoset Furs BIRMINGHAM LAWYER FOR DIVORCING WIFE NUMBER 238 ELECTION OF OFFICERS EDUCATIONAL ASS’N AT ORLANDO YESTERDAY Hu rn ra ru ru ru rn ru ru rn | C. R. M. Sheppard, De­ rn Rn Took Him to Woods and ra | Land, Chosen Presi­ ru FIRST GUN FIRED, Rn Hu CONFERENCE FAILED Beat Him Very rn Ha DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN Rn ru.... TO LIMIT NAVIES dent; Turner, Secy. MY JUDGE HULL ru Badly Hu r« NATIONS DISAGREE Rn ru Hn Ra Rat rn NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.— ra Hu WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. Ra ra Declaring that "the time ru M —(Hy the Associated Press) Rn Hu hns come when patriotic ru Hu —Efforts to limit the naval Rn Democrats ru AND MANY ARE IN ATTEND* ra citizens and The A M O (lilr4 Ra strength of the powers in Rn ANCE FROM EVERY PART TO I IS ASSAILANTS AND UE Ra submarines nnd auxiliary Rn ra should indulge in plain ru OF FLORIDA ru ru talking," Judge Cordell W \S TOLD TO REMARRY DL Ha warships canto to nn abrupt Rn ru ra VORCED WIFE OR ELSE Huli, chairman of the DeniPm end yesterday afternoon af­ Rn ORLANDO, Dec. 29.—The second Hu ocratic National Committee, ru day of the 1921 convention of tho Hu ter they had drawn the Rn I n r T h e U n s o c ia l * * P r e s s ) r« in his first public address Florida Educational Association prov* lltUMlNGHAM, Ain., Dec. 20.— Rat French nnd British arms Rn ra since election to that posi- ru ed nn exceptionally active one nnd n Rn R at conference delegates into a City unt! county authorities mndo Iltru tion, Inst night reviewed m day all too sligrt for tho great num­ tlr headway they roportod today in an Ra plain spoken exchange over Ra ru the Republican ndministrn- r-a ber of conferences and meetings of t-tVort to run down members of a Ha the possihilities of a future Ra ru tion of nntionnl affairs rn masked mob who lured W. E. Tundln,; Ra war between France and tho Rn ru slnco March, 1021, nnd con- ru ingly few hours of tho day. Yester­ Rn a well known Birmingham attorney, , Ra British Empire. ru trusted this with thu unpnr- ru day there continued a steady inpour Tho French, acting under Rn t„ Red Mountain Tuesday night and Rn rn nllclcd achievement" of the ru of teachers into the city fom Florida I,eat him until blood streamed from rn renewed instructions from Rn r.i Democrats in the previous Hu and other states and it is estimated M.„rcs of lacerations on his body. M r.' Rit their government, told tho Rn Hu ra eight years. Rn that there are about eight hundred Tmulia said when the mob got him lie Ra conference naval committee The address was delivered ru visitors to the convention in Orlando ra told he must immediately prom* Ra with an air of finality that Rn * A nt n dinner given hy the ru at the present time. Registration j , n> remarry his divorced wife or Ru Franco must remain free to Rn r.t State Democratic Executive r i continued throughout tho day and death would he inflicted immediately. Ra build a submarine flotilla Rn r« Committee in honor of Mr. r i about six hundred or more had regis­ II,, refused to make thu promise and rn nearly three times as great Rn ra Hull and attended hy party ra tered up to a late hour last oveiliiifr. wa whipped. Records show he was Ra as that she now possesses Rn ru lenders from every part of ra The principal business session of t.' iiitcd a decree absolute from his Ra nnd to construct, in addi­ Rn Hnrobl Wilcox. New York City puts on her marmoset ra the state. It was accepted rn the convention took place yesterday When Mrs Rn tion, cruisers, destroyers Rn uue two months ago on the grounds furs h1k>can’t keep them In position You see. they ro nllvo nnd yety • t generally as tho opening <>f Ha afternoon at the Baptist church when frisky' Stic also tins a Houlh American ant bear and n klnknjmi from of i ruelty and voluntary abandon­ Ra and other auxiliary craft up R't ru tho congressional pro-elec- r a the annual election of officers nnd Rn Columbia In her private menagorlo Ra to a tonnage of 230,000. to s tion campaign hy the new r a ment. Ra To tho proposal the Am­ Ra other matters of importance were tak­ Ha chairman who went into ru R t ericans, Japanese nnd Ital­ (.I N JOSKril E. WIIEELER 1*» public questions which he ra en up. C. R. M. Sheppard, of DcLnnd, Ra ians replied with expres­ R’t was elected to head the state associa­ < \MI* OF UNITED SPANISH ra said now faced thu govern- r i tion as president for the coming year, Rat sions of surprise and regret, Hi to 1 mont, and explained tiie r-i WAR VETS ESTA1IL1S1IEI) while the British charged ** succeeding Prof. W. S. Cnwthnn. Mr. r i attitude which his party rn Sheppard is superintendent of tlio RR openly that such a building Rn s i would take on thorn. ru I lie men and women of Sanford Hit program must lie regard­ Rn r 4 schools of Volusia county nnd Iiiih r t Further relief for farm|:avf liecoine famous as 'Miners," be­ Ra ed as'n menace to British ■ . been an active anti prominent mem­ ra ers, adequate aid for voter- Hi ber of the association for many years. lieving absolutely that organization Ra shores. Arthur J. Balfour Ry and co-operation are big fuctors in Ra added that lie had no doubt, Hu CASHIER SMITH ALLEGED VIC­ FIVE KILLED AND FOUR 8ER ru nils, reduction of taxes to ru Miss Kate Colyer, of Miami, principal ra compensate for the “panic ru of the primary grades of thu sehonla IOUSLY INJURED IN tin perfecting of plans for tho up­ Ra if occasion arose, Great Rn TIM OF STICK UP r.-t conditions” now obtaining ra FIVE DAYS building of wide-spread Interests, for Rit hut only If she reserved Rn MEN of the Magic City, was elected vicor t) and a remedy for the situa- ha nunimmity welfare, civic betterment, Ha Britnin would be aquul to it, Ru rcsident. It. L. Turner, of Inverness, I llr The Ah- iihInf i'll Press! leligiotts and military organizations Ry complete freedom of action Rn t l l y T l i r A s »« m-Ii i ( c<1 NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Five were r.i tion resulting from the Ha statu rural school inspector, who ia TAMPA, Dec. 29.—Sheriff Spencer killed nnd four seriously wounded as a ra flood of tax exempt seem- ra one of the pioneer members of tho and civic orders. Side by side with Ra as to tho construction of all Ra and W. J. Eve, local agent American result of the last five days robberies ru ities, were among the is- ru state assocation and perhaps thu bus­ llie It. A. It., the Daughters of Con­ Ra types of auxiliary which Ru Express Company, today refused to in Now York City which today set the 1 r j sues outlined hy the now Ra iest mail of tho convention in Orlando, federacy, the American Legion, Con­ Ra might he useful against un­ Ra make a statement regarding an al­ police and district attorney's office at 1ru chairman for tho Democrat- rn was re-elected secretary, tills being his Ra federate and (5. A. R. Votorans stands HU derwater warfare. r.i leged robbery company messenger work to prove the oft-repented asser­ Ira ic party. row, a camp of United Spanish War R . Ru r , fourteenth consecutive year iwt secre­ ! Hu Veterans organized only last even­ Ra Hi R;t R> Ra r-j R Rn here yesterday of $5,000 other titan tion there has been no crime wave } • 3 Rj tary. T. \V. Lawton, of Sanford, sup­ to say he would he held for an inves­ this year. Of the dead two were hold­ r i to t to to j to 1 h \ erintendent of the Seminole county ing. tigation. \ meeting for the purpose of or­ schools, became treasurer. up men. Of badly injured two are poUnlimited Construction ganizing a camp here, was called by , The following were elected mouthers liccmcn, one roldier and titc wife of Group of Educators The following from the Tampa Tri­ a murdered jeweler. «innrude J. C!. Sharon and held in his of A aircraft for Peace of tile executive committee for a term and Scientists in bune, is about the robbery: office at five-thirty Wednesday af­ of three years: Dr. Joseph Rocmar in Recommendations ternoon. Temporary officers elected Meeting Today of tlte Florida University at Gaines­ Samuel Leslie Smith, 25 years old, were: Comrades j . G. Sharon, chair­ ville, committee member of state-atcashier for tho American Railway man; It. A. Tcrheun, sr., clerk, and Decided Upon hy Subcommittee on large; Miss Nellie Stevens, of Ocala, To Discuss Ways and Means for Edu­ Express Co., left the company's of­ Aviation u . S. Price, treasurer. of second district, and F. S. Hatfield, cating Crippled Veterans fice at Union Station a little after 2 the camp will be known ns Gen. of Tallahassee, of the third district. ( l l r T l i r A-xnrlnlcil P re s s ) o’clock yesterday afternoon to make .Inscpli E. Wheeler. ( I I * T h r Assoelnicil P ressl Thu following committee on resolu­ WASHINGTON, Dee. 29.—Unlimit­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Group of tions was appointed: K. B. Ruther­ Comrade It. A. Terheun, Sr., was ed construction of aircraft but with a deposit of $5,000 of the company's _____ educators and scientists met here to­ ford, chairman, of Jacksonville; Misti unanimously elected their first coin* sharp elimination of their use in war- money in tho First National Hank. At __________________ Iduy at invitation of Colonel Forbes of Kate Folyer, Miami; E. W. McMullen, iiu•tinier in recognition of his loyalty t -mu un,|urHt ood to be embodied in 8:15 o’clock last night ho appeared NEWSPAPERS SAY Veterans Bureau to discuss ways and Clearwater; Miss Sarali Barnes, Pucause, his unswerving fidel- j recommendations decided upon by |1at tho office of Sheriff W. C. Spcitc- ENGLISH INTO means of "finding tho best methods latka; D. B. Shaver, Kissimmee, F. S. «*y to his country and warm patriot- HUbContmitlcc on aviation of arum or, in the county court house, dishevelFRANCE IS (JETTING I of returning to society more titan one Ilnrlsficld, Plant City. i;-m. Other officers elected for tho mont conference. Report said to he oil in appearance and nervous in GERMANY'S CLASS hundred thousand men disabled in ensuing year are, Comrades Fred T. ready for presentation to mooting of manner, nnd reported that while ridDuring the business session of tho (II, The AN.m iiu.M i I’rr.Ni : mind nnd body by scourge of war.” Williams, Senior Vico Commander; Innd'armaments committee called for. In* •» « F«nl car from the express afternoon P. W. Corr, principal of LONDON, Dec. 29.—News of I -----------------------Cocoa schools and editor of the "Flor­ John T. Brady, Junior Vice Comman­ this afternoon. to tht> htt"k ]w h"‘l btH,n huW up on Znck street near the Catholic Franco’s actions before the WashingSCHOONER BURNED der; Craig Harris, officer of the day; ida School Journal,” spoke upon tho AT JACKSONVILLE convent hy two unmasked men, both ton conference in refusing to accept importance of maintaining a statu ed­ I II. Walker, officer of thu guard. ATTENTION, U. D. C.i CARGO OF CROSS TIES ucational paper. "Tho Florida School __ !tall and slim, and, with revolvers held tho allotment of submarines of loss Trustees: One your, It. A. Terheun, Si-.; tWo years, J, G.Sharon; three The N. tie V. Howard <hnptor “f j on |,|nl| Wns driven in a northerly di- titan ninety thousand tons was printJournal" was strongly endorsed hy years, W. S.PrSco.Officers appointthoDaughtersof the UnitedConfod- j roctjoll( blindfolded, robbed of the ed in the I.indon newspapers today Hon, W, N. Shunts and teachers ru.-.I l.y ................ ................. **“......... ...................................... Hondcd generously with subscriptions. r.-ides Tho secretary also presented a certi­ C. 1 ficate of membership of tho Florida Educational Association in thu Nat­ Siluni oil, ional Educational Association, which has Just been received by llilil. mnstc The last business of the meeting -ergennt. slide spread of the (lames to the were only two men concerned in the BRITISH SCHOONER was the decision of a meeting ptaco The camp just organized is tho rewharf, the schooner was towed to JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 29.—Duval LOADED WITH ROO/.E in 1922. Several cities made a strong -ult of faithful and unceasing efforts high 'school's football machine which holdup he could give no clear descrip­ midst ream ami anchored. SEIZED AT BOSTON tion of either man except that they plea for the convention and it wuu "f five yours and marks another mile- athletic authorities in various parts "were tall and slim and olean-Bhavon.” filially settled upon St. Petersburg. tone in comradeship, KILLING AT SEVILLE, of the country declare was probably ( I t * 'I'lir A s s n e t il l .*(I I'ri-MHl There were a large number of sec­ Charter members are: It. A. Tor- tho finest high school eleven develop­ This, despite his statement that one BOSTON, Dec. 29.—The British I'REVriT GIVEN HEARING, tional conferences in the high school heuii, Sr., Craig Harris, John Ilnigh, ed in the United States during the of them clambered into his car and schooner Golden West with a cargo PROMINENT PARTIES him to drive it, holding n re........ , building during the morning and nfR. Lord, W. S. Price, G. W. Ruther­ season just closed, will face a sched­ forced volver against his body, while the of olcohol and caso of liquor wu. solz* tcmooli which were all of greut im­ ford, J. C. Sharon, Fred T. Williams, ule next season that resembles that ( H r T h r AVisoelnlrU I'rraal cither man, in tho bandits' ear, led tho ed hy const guard cutter Acushet portance and of genuine interest and SEVILLE, Dec. 29.—Arthur Prevltt, Roy Schmidt, L. II. Walker, J. T. of a college rather than a high school, wuy, tile procession being along Twigg while at anchor outside this part it merchant, will ho given a preliminary benefit to thu teachers. Brady, Sr. was announced today. She was tow­ so far as foreign tennis to he played This morning at 8 o’clock thero Committee on Installation: Com­ arc concerned. Eight of the, nine street to Morgan, thence past tho ed here this morning ami delivered to hearing here today as the result of mander It. A. Terheun, Sr.,; Junior games to be played have been sched­ DeSoto hotel and on up into Tampa customs officers. Latter it was said the shooting to dcutli of Maxio Clif­ was a rural school breakfast at tho Commander, J. T. llrady, nnd tho in­ uled an.l only three are with Florida Heights, but where they turned west­ they received word that thu liquor la­ ton here yesterday. Authorities saitl club rooms of the Orlando Business stallation ceremonies will tnko place, high schools. Lake City will play ward nnd what bridge they used to den vessel flying the Union Jack hut the shooting was the outgrowth of and Professional Women’s Club, cor­ crosH tho river, Smith didn’t seem to ner of East Pine and Main streets. Wednesday, January 18th. was said to bo ownud by former Bos­ enmity of several years standing. here October 7; Et. Petersburg will Thu Hcctionul conferences today wilt Camp Joseph E. Wheeler is tho only visit Jacksonville November 18 and know last night. And as ho was very ton bartender ami was bound hero LEGION DANCE TOMORROW lie conducted as follows, in thu high entnp between Jacksonville nnd Tam­ Duvnl will go to Tnntpn to moot Hills­ nervous nnd hysterical neither the from Halifax. Tho American Legion dnneo at tho school building: Section on "Physical pa. All votorans of tho Spanish- borough high November 23. Tho op­ sheriff nor Agent Eve tried to force Tho schooner sunk in seventeen feet court house tomorrow night promises Education," Miss Mary W. Green, American war living in this section ponent for a post soniion game to ho him to recite a complete story. of water and flames wero extinguish­ to he one of the best times that tho chairman, nt 2:30 p. m., in ruom 8; nro cordially invited to join this camp. played December 9 has not yet been ed. Rough estimate places dumngu MANY WERE KILLED Legion has.pulled off in many moons. "Attendance Officers" section, Mlsa There are f.wenty-flvo or thirty vet­ at approximately $35,000. DURING THE YEAR erans, perhaps more, in Scminolo selected. At eleven thirty flames were still Everyone invited txi attend nnd hnvu Amelin Kendull, chairman, ruom 5, a t IN IRISH TROUBLE pJAtifl IS fll «*l°PO J0M Bn uO county who nro urged to unito with raging and fire department deciding a good time. Good music, stunts and 2:30 p. m.; "Homo Economics" section goes to Charleston, S. C, to pluy the boys of '98. to attempt to sink the four master to tho host floor in tho state. Friday MIsh Lucy Cushman, chairman, room Charleston higt. October 28 tho l i l y T h e A s s o c Is ( e j P r e s s ! 2, 2:30 p. m.; "Foreign Language’* BELFAST, Dec. 29.—Official fig­ extinguish tho flames, began pumping night (tomorrow). Rcleuftcd on probation, n woman Tigers will moot Fayottovlllo, North section, F. W. BuclihuRz, chairman,' charged with shooting her husband Carolina’s 1921 high school champion ures mndo public hero todny show enormous quantities of water into it. Tho intonso desire of somo movlo room 4, 2:30 p. m.; "History and So­ with intent to kill hns npplied for n here. On November 4 Duvnl will that during the year one hundred and Agents said damage to vessel and car­ people to photograph tho sinking ships cial Science," J, Claudius Peel, chair­ divorce. A theory is taking form in invade tho middle west, meeting ton persons, Including elovon police* go alrendy twonty-flvo thousand. conios from their wish to sco some­ man, room 6, 2:30 p. m.; "County Su­ the minds of those who hnvo wntchod Steel high ut Duytdii, "O.” Tech high, mon, wore killed in disorders nnd Tho way to boost your community thing sunk that isn’t their money.— perintendents" section, C. R. M. Shep­ the caso closely, that sho is trying to of AtlnhtnV’will come to Jacksonville that five hundred nnd forty weto Washington Post. pard, chairman, room 0, 2:30 p, m. is to boost your HOME PAPER. wounded by bullets or bombs. for n game on Arnilstlc oDny. get rid of him.—Detroit News. rs ru ton rn r« ru ru rn ra Ra ru w a s fin Y m eetin g find no c l u e EXPRESS CO. CRIME WAVE ROBRED AGAIN IN IN NEW YORK TAMPA CITY HOLIDAY WEEK IMPERIALISTIC FRANCE’S POISE SAYS ENGLAND �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 Mobley, In n lovoly pink tnffotn received nt tho ball room ontranco. Mrs. It. A. Ncwnmn in a charming and distinctive frock of terra cotta luce, introduced tho guests to tho re­ ceiving lino, which included Mr. and Mrs. Donno Turner, Miss Sntterfiold nnd Mr. Loslio Hill. Mrs. Turner was handsomely gowned In pnlo pink taf­ feta with silver Inco, whiio tho honorcc, Miss Satterfield, with a silvor banded coiffure, was -charming in rose pink taffeta. Tho guests included nil of tho younger set, who enjoyed dancing nnd woro sorved by Mrs. I). P. Whitnor, who presided at tho punch bowl, till late in tho ovening, when delicious re­ freshments of coffee, pistachio ico cream nnd pistnehio iced cake, bear­ ing tho initial of tho honorco with her color, pink, woro served, Mrs. G. I. Lmieks and Mrs. A. II. Stono assist­ ing. At midnight tho party broke up, having had a most onjoynblo, gay nnd festive ovening. O p p o rtu n itie s lie around for the man who has “ready money." The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing the other fellow seize the "big chance" and forge nhead. Don’t envy him his "luck." Practice his fore­ thought. Why not open your Savings Account here today ? The amount doesn't count. It’s the start—that’s the thing • 4% INTEREST PAID T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y i n h h ta K a ta ltii t) . h it) Bank Floirda Sanford ARRESTED OUR JUDGE Judge Schcllo Mnines nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. Tom Mooro nnd worth Harper spent Christmas nt tho old Mnines homestead nt Lake But­ ler. On their return homo thoy out n rear tire nnd after fixing Immediately blew out another one ns usunl nnd rnn into Leesburg on the rim, whero tho night policcmnn a r­ rested them for riding on the rond on tho rims. Tho judge mnnngcd to explain matters to tho mnyor nnd they canto on home. NOTICE M. I. Stengnll Mule Co. has put all notes nnd accounts in Mr. J. E. Lnncy’s hands for collection nnd I will ex­ pect nil parties duo mo to seo him nt my bnrn in Snnford nt onco nnd make settlement. This meuns cnch and ev­ ery ono. W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 234-0t BEBE DANIELS in “O ne Wild Week” !! This is n typical Bobo picture with thrills nnd laughter goloro. Also— “Going Through the Rye,” a Comedy Tomorrow—Thomas Meighan in “Cr py Ricks”, also a Comedy NOTICEI Tho regular annual meeting of tho EAST SANFORD pa5 stockholders of tho Pooplos Bank of ha Snnford, Florida, will bo hold In ncha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha cordnnco with Its By-lnws, in tho of­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Polk have fices of tho bnnk on Wednesday, Jan­ sold their homo ami 10 ncro farm in uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho purposo of electing n board of direc­ Mecca Hammock nnd together with tors to servo for tho onsuing year, their twin sons aro moving to Jack­ Cleanliness is next to Godliness and for tho transaction of any other sonville this week to mnko their homo business that may proporly come be—a newly married couplo from Geor­ foro tho meeting. Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER gia hnvo bought tho plnco nnd will SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring end in II. P. SMITH, take possession by January 1st. our method of bundling its product. Why take Bert Fish was hero from DeLnnd n chance? Your eminent physicians claim Christmas day at tho Fish-Galloway that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity home on Cameron road. makes it most beneficial for many troubles. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Richards, of Lorain, Ohio, who aro spending tho The Ford people of Snnford as well.as the winter in St. Petersburg, drove here Western Union recommend this water for to remain over tho holidays with tho batteries. Corpnny and Chorpcning families. Mr. and Mrs. Will Plerco nnd daugh­ Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water ter, of Willoughby, Ohio, wore callers sent you and protect your health. at tile Ellsworth homo on lleardall avenue last Thursday. Mrs. Uyrnn Squire and threo little ones aro arriving next Tuesday from , South Jacksonville to visit her p ar-! SANFORD FLORIDA SAVE YOU MONEY cuts, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning 1 and other relatives and friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bledsoe, of Moore's Station, have as guests relatives from Write us Alabama. Sergeant Currie (Shine) Hasty is Empire Hotel Block hero on a 13-dny furlough from Camp Iirngg, N. C. Ho is receiving con­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA gratulations on his ndvancomcnt in tho army. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Austin and two children, of Orlando, were hero Christmas day with Mrs. Austin’s mother, Mrs. May Ilnsty and family. Mr. nnd Mrn. J. F. McClelland and children woro at Mrs. McClelland’s mother’s homo in Fort Christmas for CliristimiH day to meet the entire fam­ ily nt n reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Toyama, of Benrdnll avenue, entertained at a turkey din­ ner Christmas clay, having as guests, Messrs. Oynma, Ynshidn nnd Gnto of Dnytonn and Messrs. Hulaiga, Harnda nnd FJitn form Lake Tracy fnrms in DeLnnd. Miss Herein Long, of Monongnhelin, I'a., is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Long and other rela­ tives nnd fricndB. Miss Maude Camoron, of Tnmpn, and Miss Claire Cameron, of Orlando, Woro here with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B, Cameron and brother, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Mulligan, of Green Cove Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward and son front town woro guests over Christmas day of their pnrontH, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vaughn, of Celery Avenue. Mrs. Jones and Miss Haskins Jones were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLnulin at their home in town at a turkey Christmas dinner on Monday. Elwood Irish, of Camoron nvonuo “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds. was taken ill while in town last Fri­ day and is still quite indisposod nt Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— his home. Dr. Robson is in attend­ ance. Some one entered A. Corpnny’s chicken house one night recently nnd selected a fine Plymouth rock rooster and three nice pullets to match, evi­ dently going into tho chicken busi­ ness ami wanted good stock. Thiovcs again visited tho Zcrnovean place nnd and build a home just like you want carried off a number of tools and oth­ er things of value. George McDougnl, jr., his cousin, young Iloaton, from Wnycross, Gn., and E. A. Moffett, whiio driving in tho McDougnl truck Monday about 3 p. m., in turning a corner nunr Gene­ va, in deep Hand, something gnvo way in the stenring gear and turned tho truck ovor, George has a broken leg, PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00-EASY TERMS which was broken between tho knso nnd thigh. Mr. Moirctt’s back is In­ jured. No injuries aro apparent on i tho Heaton boy cxcopt cuts nnd bruis­ es, which all have. Thoro will bo ox|nmlnntlons todny (Tuosday) for Intornnl injuries. Thoy woro both taken to tho Fornnld-Lnughton hospital and aro under Doctor Puloston’s euro. «r Phone 95 Francis McDougul Swnnson has been THE REAL ESTATE MAN” -Phone 95 sent for. Sho will lenvo Hot Springs, Ark., today (Tuesday), ■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBB* SAFETY FIRST GLOBE PIANO CO. Elder Springs Water Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE AT THE STAR THEATRE, FRIDA Y AND SATURDAY, DEC. 30 nnd 31. Alfred Robson attended tho dnneo at the Orlando country club last ov­ ening given by Miss Dorothy linker in honor of her guest, Miss Eliznbcth MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor, Wesley. Phone 217-W I f 71111 linvp nnj r f r l r m U v l a l l l n g y o u DANCE FOR VISITOR S O C IE T Y — I f y o u n r c k u Iu r n n y w h r r c o r c o n i l n u home, or U you nrr rn trrta ln ln * , write a i x . i t n l r n r d lo tlila d e p a r t m e n t , rIvIor d r l n l l a , or t e l e l i p o n e Ihr I t e m . It w i l l h r Rrrntly ii|i|irrrlnlrd. Wednesday—Mrs. It. E. Tolnr will en­ tertain at bridge at tho Womnn’s CJuh from threo to six o’clock. Friday--Mr8. ,1, C, llonnott will enter­ tain tho members of tho Book-Lovors Club at her homo on Magnolia nvonuo at 3:00 p. m. Saturday—Children's Story Hour nt Central Pnrk nt four o’clock. Mrs. John Leonard! and Mrs. W. F. Illaekman motored to Orlando this morning to attend a meeting at which Miss Elizabeth Skinner, president of tho Fcdorntlqp of Woman's Clubs will address. II. O. Brown, of Stnrke, was in tho city yesterday transacting business. W. S. Itien, of Georgia, is spending some time hero at tho Montoznma. E. S. Hunter, of Lexington, Vn., Is nmong tho out-of-atnto visitors stop­ ping at tho Montezuma. One of the first and prettiest dances of the holiday Henson to ho given in the re-modeled Parish House was that of Mr. and Mrs. Dentie Tur­ ner in honor of their young guest, Miss Satterfield, of Richmond, Vn., Christmas evening, December 2flth. Tho Parish House never lent Itself more beautifully to artistic decora­ tion, nnd was a veritable Christmas bower, long stronmers of red nnd green formed an overhead covering for the dance floor, whiio the walls, wore (ompletcly hidden with pine and cedar treos, garlands and wreaths. An electric lighted Christmas treo com­ pleting tho holiday scheme. Tho atngo was also artisticnlly decorated in green and soft shaded electric lnmps. Tile strains of dance music proceed­ ed from tho popular Snnford trio, Messrs. James Robson, I’otor School and A| Withcringtnn. Mrs. Ernest Kmpp, attractive in black Inco, and Miss Mnrthu Fox, in a dainty turquoise blue silk frock, mot tile guests at tho outer door, whiio Mrs. A. P. Connolly in a becoming gown of brown punno velvet, nnd Mrs. H o f - M a c B a t t e r y C o. Making Lower Repair Charges | To the P u b lic S On nnd after Jan. 1, H122, the SANFORD will make Dally (rips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAVILION PIER: SANFORD .............- ................. 8:00 A. M. I:301*.M. ENTERPRISE ............. ........... 8:30 A. M. 3:00 P.M. FARE EACH WAY, 23c For Hire front 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will be announced ns the service is Required . CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street 4“ linn!..... m ' ■■ - Phono 205-L1 Make Your Wish for the New Year LANE’S SUB-DIVISION Beautiful Lots E. F. LANE — ^ ■-- - • V �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD P a k n K e v e r ? i t k n i M * e x c e p t X an t l j rr n me t h e iirmiH H e r a l d uhiivihri l l u l l d l n x , •107 M u n o l l a A n 4 R n n fo rt, F la. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rvDLimiKUH R . J . H O L L Y ____________ ________ E d i t o r N . J . I . I I . I . A l l l l ........ d e c r e t a r r - T r e n e u r e r A. NKKIj____ ___flenernl Mnnnxrr •V. L . I l l W I N _____ C i r c u l a t i o n M a n a c r r «». I ' h o n e 14H n p t o UlOO P . M. A d v ertlaln p Itn tra M ade K n o w n on A p p lic a tio n R n h a c r l p t l o n P r i c e In A d v a n c e O n e Y e a r ........________ ™ ._____ ____ fd .00 S i x M o n t h * .............................................. . aJJO D e l i v e r e d In C l t j h j C a r r i e r O n e W e e k ......... ................... ............ IB C e n t a T h e b l n 13 t o I R - p n g e W e e k l y H e r d i d e n ti r e l y eo v era flrm ln o le C o u n ty d a d la p n h l l a h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r t l a l i g r a t e a m a d e k n o w n o n n p p lle n ' t l e n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o li ti c * . $.1310 p e r T e a r , n l w a y * In a d v a n c e , K M D K Il T H E A S B O C IA T E I1 P i t ERR pe-rrr"!^^™ S lH iH ii Politics will warm up after the first of January and there will be some­ thing doing for five months or more, -o Orlando Scnticnl has a straw bal­ lot to test the feeling for and against municipal ownership in Orlnndo. ---------- o----------The submarine topic Rectus to lie a live one at Washington Just now and with the liquor question will occupy tho attention of the naval hoard for some time. Ono of tho largest firms in a neigh­ boring state has a representative horo this week looking toward tho estab­ lishment of a large wholesale and retail dry goods store, gents' furnish­ ings, etc. There nro also two hotel firms anxious to buy or leaso several hotuls hore. A Federal Oakery will be started in the next few weeks and several other stores will open as soon ns they can buy or build or rent store rooms. It means that the city of San­ ford is attracting many merchants who expect to opon in business either now or next fall. -----o— The Sanford Chief of Police snys that whoever answered that phono call from Tampa at this end of tho line did not represent tho Sanford po­ lice forco and no member of tho San­ ford force answered tho Tnmpa in­ quiry about a stolen car in nny such mnnner ns described In tho Tribune. We are glad to know it. Any inquir­ ies of tho polico about anything, nny time and nny place should receive courteous attention nnd treatment. of that bunch of northern counties pocketbook. If this state should be divided, tho richest Btnto In he South would bo ^ I F 1tW(Up» K eviNt«S MkN tho state of South Florida, while tho m iW ftUDlCHCfc -toDOM vwwclo poorest in permanent improvements, AOYtKOSt IF UC COULD GCT such ns ronds, bridges, drainage, nnd SOMCBODH 10 VNRI16 HV9 J W LEI W\»A GP.AB 1U' NtMUcftl public buildings would be the state of PHONE Vt CALL UP 1VU9 OFFICE North Florida. North Florida would VtAVJCAN AO vNUMEQ. WAV*-] have to dig down deep into its pocket INOf IN U\9 FPON10 0 0 9 . IN F\N)E for everything save n state capltol t*\N U lE *\ N'DeTCMA* building, nnd would hnve to dig for nt least half of that to refund to ■■ South Florida which has paid for the most of nil that section’s permanent public state improvements. When tho northern Florida politi­ cal grahsters sec they arc going to lose nil tho pap they nro able to draw without trouble or expense from the rest of the state, they arc going : to grnnt a fair division of representa­ tion, nnd a fair voto on stnte wide matters, even to giving tho public opportunity to say whether it wants tho state cnpitnl removed.—Tnmpa Trib­ une. EDY V MICKIE 'SAYS s TWENTY MILLIONS AVAILABLE KOI* STARVING RUSSIANS Thc rector who sets down rules re­ specting tho dress of brides probably hnsn't stopped to think how ninny justices of the pence thcro nro.— Houston Post. "Just yesterday a hero, broke nnd jobless today, Scrgcnnt Carl Necf, who made a sensational but unsuccess­ ful attempt to capture Grover BergIt will really be tho United” Kingdoll, draft evader, in Germany, has which now control the legislative roll dom of Grent Britain nnd Irclnnd boon taken in charge by the American call of this state. when tho cord that binds them Is ncThe Tribune was the first paper to ord.—Greenville (S. C.) Piedmont. It is rumored that Hon. James Alex­ Legion of New Turk. His only assets „ . . . ___ ;__ , _ „„ ander, of Volusia county, will go after upon returning from Germany con- , slsted of a police dog.” tho judgeship for the Seventh Judicial portionment amendment pnssed by The above item is dipped from an Circuit. As to whether Judge Perkins the last legislature. This paper ■will let him have it or not is another exchange. It is only a sample of ono showed thnt even with the one rep­ case out of millions. We might say resentative each which nil the new story. that only yesterday, tho doughboys, counties of the state would have to , ... . . . Alnbnmn citizens are erecting a fitted out in their new uniforms of . khaki, the sailors fitted out in blue, u ...... monument to the boll weevil, Wo may tlie list so that it would continue to be able to erect one to the boll weevil were heroes, cheered on to victory by have a majority in both house and or to the warm weather or to the rust the masses, today many of them out senate even should the amendment . . . . . . , mite or some other calamity some of employment, some suffering from . WO.H..I. rotclvo.1 ilurinK ,h . World time hut as yet wo have not wasted The Miami Herald expresses little any money on monuments to insects. War, others suffering from tubercu­ doubt of the people adopting it. We losis, are practically forgotten by ---------- o----------those in a position to do something are not so sure they will. When they Masked men are prying into mari­ come to understand thnt by its adopt­ tal affairs in Alabama and took out a for them—the present administration. ion they will im rlviting on the necks, The United States government, prominent lawyer in Birmingham through its president, appealing to even more firmly than now, the chain last night and boat him up, told him of subservience to northern Florida, . . . . , . . . to remarry his divorced wife or take congress to ostone action on the soldier bonus bill, robbed these men of wo th,nk tho> ’ " i I revolt at tho idea the consequence. Such procedures relief, it robbed them of their just m"' *** th« e,ub ,,f thc,r w'1 1 nml would start something in several lo­ due; because, as President Harding * u )'1 ' i ut *' calities we might name. states, the treasury could not stand n ,« l,,cra d is ri*ht ln ^ c,nrin« ---------- o---------the drain made non it. Yet in thu that in,dLo-the present apportionment Some people are out after business course of a few short weeks, both the! 11 iH hnposa Me to get through an all the time and they go after it in many different ways. Others are con­ Senate and the House passed a bill amendment ,l,low,n« H voto on appropriating TWENTY MILLIONS, ™mov“li il 1h ^tiimHy right in avertent to sit down nnd wait for it to OF DOLLARS for the starving chil- rin« thnt cv«n 1w,lb thc nWort,oncome in at the door. This waiting pol­ dren of Russia. The Senate added two ment proposed the effort to pass such icy was all right a few years ngo but an amendment would prove futile. Snnford is growing nnd demanding amendments to the House bill how­ Therefore there is hut one thing to more than the waiting policy. Tho ever, perhaps to ease the conscience do, and that is to hit where it will buftinesN will soon go to the man who of its members (if they have any), one hurt worst, and that is in their appropriating $100,001) for hospitaliza­ Kooh Hfter it. tion purposes for the relief of soldiers suffering from tuberculosis in Arizona And tile straw Imllot will find the people of Orlando in favor of owning and the other nn appropriation for their own utilities—some may fight IbOO.OOO to lie used for the solution of it with the idea of getting a Idg price the unemployment question. The cry of a starving child should Tor tho home plant—and some lielie answered, it should he fed; wo are I cause they think it will raise taxes, yon can pick them out and see why not criticising congress for the stand they fight against the wishes of tho it took in providing for the Russians, I people—but Orlando will own her but surely if TWENTY MILLIONS] OF DOLLARS are available for the own utilities. RUSSIANS cannot some appropria- ] tion lie made to take care of the lioyH, THE STRONGEST The new year will soon lie upon us both in khaki and blue, who fought in 1 GUARANTEED «nd many changes are to ho made in tlie World War? several directions in this city. It is TIRE MADE It would appear from tlie action of hejied that the vision of those men congress that the United States truss- j who are to take the reins will be big ury is still bulging with Golden enough and broad enough to make Eagles, so much so that Congress is Sanford the great city It should have having a hard time finding places to Curds Sizes become years ago and that the many put them. If only that body would § 9 ^() 30x3 improvements that are to bo made wake up to a realization of conditions $(2.50 $18.00 30x3</, will be made this summer. Sanford in their own country they might be $19,15 $25.50 32x3 needs many improvements to supple­ persuaded to allow the boys thnt did §21.75 31x4 ment tho gifts of nature alrendy their hit, at least a portion of their $25.35 32x4 $32.40 provided and Sanford will improve siiaer.—Lakeland Star. 33x4 $33.10 $20.50 umly In the same rntio as tho people $34.25 $27.25 34x4 of Sanford go ahead nnd do business. $11.90 32x4'/, ROW IT CAN HE DONE. $33.40 The Bank of Safety Security-Service This institution, whose success nnd strength hns been builded T»y a loyal people, whose most vnluable asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of those who know it b«?st and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— wishes you n Tfinppy, healthful nnd prosperous New Year. The Peoples Bank of Sanford OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE v WE have just been appointed exclusive agents for thest* wonderful shoes. Come to our store and fitted with a pair of “Foot-Fitters.” Nothing like it in this city. “Foot-Fitters” are the best shoe con­ struction ever attempted. All shapes, sizes and widths. PRICE $ 7.50 A P air FO O T-FITTE R S” Miller Tires NEWPRICES Vi $34.50 Under the caption, "Hoys, It Can't $43.65 'Hie scheme of Chuluotn to have an aitfto camp is a good one. Auto cnmpH should lie placed in spots like this, far from tho maddening crowds jiml far from the larger towns and cities, where the enmpers cm, lie free and easy and where they will not encroach upon any one. If wo want­ ed to camp out it would not lie on some city's rubbish heap. It would Ixi as far from civilization as we couulil get it. 33x4'/, 35x5 $42.85 $54.75 “FOOT-FITTER” SPECIFICATIONS Ue Done," in another column on thiH this page is an editorial from the Miami Herald showing why the cap­ ORLANDO, FLA. ital removal fight will fail. It is a solid argument the Herald uses, and there is no getting hnck of the sound­ Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted ness of Its reasoning; but at llio very last paragraph of the editorial it TOM MOORE pointH out how it can bo done—"AglOptometrist-Optician tutu for state division." Opp. Postoffice A well balanced campaign for state We Appreciate Your Business division would surely put tho fear of For first clnss Job work—thr Hemic' God and South Florida in the heart Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated ■ CHICKEN SALAD A delicious chicken salad, which is (illicitly prepared, is made by using a can of Purity Cross Chicken Salad, chill this thoroughly then add celery if desired and arrange on lettuce. W. R. LINK TIRE CO Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tho Tompio Club, corner Third nnd Park. I ■ L ■ Henry McLaulin, Jr. OIT. I>. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST DEANE T U R N E R 5 j Frames Repaired Phones 4V7-494 WELAKA BLOCK 3 s Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAMINED 212 East, l i t St. Sanford, Pla. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENBB A —Full Grnln Calfskin Rich Mahogany Shade. H—First Quality Ten Iron Oak Outsole. C —Seven or Eight Iron Oak (Shoulder Channel) Insole. D —Full Length Vamp. K —Sole Lenther Box. F —Calfskin Inside Vamp Reinforcement. 0 —Calfskin Inside Counter Pocket. II —Sole Leather Counter. 1 —Extra Long Rubber Heels 1-4 inch longer than standard, j —Nine Cord Linen Inseam Thread. K —Lapped Quarters, no Back Stay. L —Nineteen Gauge Steel Shank. M—Calfskin Heel Pad. SEE OUR WINDOW -ofHOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES N —8 ox. Duck Lining. O — Four Rows Tip Stitching. P —Calfskin Eyelet Stay. Q —Best Quality Braid Lock Stitch Sole Thread. I t—Silk Rlutcher Bar. S —Calfskin Top Facing. T —Felt Bottom Filler. U —Fast Color Hooks and Eyelets. V —Felt Lined Tongue, W—Two Rows Single Needle Vamping. X —Full Grain Sole Lenther Whole Lift Heel Base. Y —Eight Nall Heel. Z— More Live Rubber than Average Rubber Heel. V'A “Foot-Fitters” are the only shoes in the world which have all of the above specifications WEAR A GOOD PAIR YOURSELF- R A F F E L D ’ S THE BALL HARD­ ■ —THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY— WARE CO. Opposite Postoffice-------------------------te_________ •»rm« -Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 lie nround for the man who hns "ready money." s Tho man who hnsn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing tho other fellow seize tho "big chnnce" and forge ahend. Why not open your Savings Account hero today? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s the thing INTEREST PAID : 111 Sanford Floirda (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I M na fco ALSO "P LA Y IN G ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS M Pn Bn fca Hjj THE G A M E" Children Sported While Their Crave and Reverend Eldera Dwelt on the Destiny of Nations. Mark Sullivan writes In the World’s W ork: As to at least ono who observed President Harding rend Ids message to congress from the press gallery, Ills most vivid recollection will he of the Utile son of a Itcpuhllcnn member In the fifth row, who, across the hacks of four scats, Improvised an acquain­ tance; and then, having exchanged treaties of amity and commerce through mysterious signals Impercept­ ible to older eyes, slipped away from the guardianship of their respective parents, nnd by the nld of a cautious and Ingratiating diplomacy, maneuv­ ered their way past a dozen elders preoccupied with exulted matters of state, to the ends of the rows of seats. There, In the protective obscurity pro­ vided by till* cavefn-llke depths of tbc iflsle. tliey produced n roundish glided button' not so siiuill but wlint unsatluted Imaginations could piece It out Into a ninrble whose defects of ro­ tundity were fortuitously/and admir­ ably corrected by the slight decline In the door of the aisle. With this equip­ ment they extemporized a delectable game, which they playl'd for an hour under great lutudlcnps ami at con­ tinuous and Imminent risk of awful catastrophe, In happy unconcern of the sonorous words iihout the destiny of nntlons that rolled above their little bends." The people of this community nru indeed delighted to know that Capt, (I. E. Atkinson hns nrrlvod in San­ ford ami will operate his boat, “Tho Sanford," between Enterprise nnd Sanford after January llrst. \ The boat will also be operated for hunt­ ing and fishing parties, Capt. At­ kinson's son nnd family accompanied him to Sanford nnd his son will as­ sist him in the work. On Inst Satur­ day evening Capt. Atkinson invited the people of Enterprise to bo his guests on a trip to Sanford nnd n very pleasant time was enjoyed by all who went. { A Christmas song Bcrvlco was held at (lie Methodist Orphnnnge on Sun­ day •evening. The Christmas enrols were sung, then Dr. Palmer ninde the principal talk of tho evening. Miss Emma Tucker closed the service with a few words on Christmas giving. .Mrs. Williams of Onteen was the guest of friends horo ono night last weak. _ !>r. Joseph C. Arbognst of Buffalo, N. Y., arrived Snturday nnd is a guest at Benson Springs. Inn Mr. nnd 'Mrs E. E. Mooks and ” NOT LONG LIV ED daughter-of "DeLnrid-wttfi* the week- "D A W D LER S---------x w >:>i ufn»r "id guostfl of Mf/fPred Mbriray nnd Prominent British Manufacturer Point* family. ■ . . Out That Active Min t f fiuil-' Mr. nnd Mrs. .A. . B. Commons pf net* Reaches OldAg• / Stone Ialnnd wero coiling *ori' friends 1* ‘ here Sunday. ‘t-iXiLord Loverhulme, one of Grcut Miss Grace Padgelt of Jackson­ Britain's largest miinufadurcrs, asserts ville, is tho guest of Mr.-Wm. Pad­ •that mioro people shorten their lives gett s family for the Christmas holi­ by dawdling lu Eiiftlnud tJuifi lliy hustling. Hu Is a living proof Itliut days. ‘hustling promotes halo old age. ,llu Mrs. William Pndgctt was callod hns always led the strenuous life,,nnd Florida, Sunday 'by itho at 70 Is still going strong. serious illness of her mother, Mrs, --. He presided nt the annual meeting Myrca, who is with hor son, J. Myrosi Of the'B ritish Industrial. Safety First Miss 'Addle Bonrdsloy, who has association’ the other ihiy. In ids ad­ "•n the guust of Mrs. Count for tho dress. Im drew largely upon Ills'Ameri­ holidays, leaves today for Orlando, can experience, steps had-heed'token there, lie said, to ascertain whether II "here she will attend tho stato teach- was the bust ling, hustling business • rs association. man who was supposed to shorten Ills Miss Grnco Wnrmouth of Franklin, days, or the man who crawled and Ind.. arrived 'Saturday ('nnd is the dawdled through life. lie declared there were men In the guest of ftlrs.i Frod Murray. Fulled Stales today of HO. ix> and be­ rti.’ss Mary Stone was among tho tween IM ami 10(1 years of age 'rim holiday Visitors hero were still In good health uml actively Mr. Henry Murrny killed tho first engaged In JiilKlness, whereby ulfil.whp. deer of the Henson hero yesterday. bail retired early from IniHlnevi bud Supt. U. J. Bennett and family nnd slmrleiied llielr lives thereby. lie Iboiigbt tli’o crawl ofttm .ituw dlcr Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A Jackson.of Fitz­ gerald, Gn., aro expected today, to was largely liistruuienlnl 111 .shortening be the guests of relativos for a few .the lives of Individuals Ip <Jn*t|: Brit: nil!—flint Hie •more a man worked, days. whether professionally or In other’ vie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray, Mias eat Ions, the more he would conserve Craee Warmouth and Mr. Fred MuiU Ills life and strength and tho life and ray and" family motored to Sanford 'commerce of the country. yesterday on n sight-seeing trip. "*i Ji*. ___ _______________ NOTICE COMMISSION MANAGEIl FORM. CLEARWATER, Dec. 2D.-Cl6nrwater, nt n special election January •il, will select a charter board with'a view of placing this city under a commission-manager form o fgovdmment, tho city council having In­ structed tho city attorney to prepnro nn ordinance to that effect and s-ib»'it it to tho council for action. MITCHELL WANTS JOIL KT. PETERSBURG, Doc. 20— N A. Mitchell,itormy potrel of locilfpolitics and who after his recall ns may»r HOTernl weeks ago was defeated in nn election recently in which ho sought to succeed himself, hns made formal application for appointmont ns secretary of tho local chamber' <>f commcrco to succeed Bradford I jiw ronce, resigned. Tho board of gov­ ernors df'fche xjrganization hns'as ypt taken no action. ,M. I. Stongnll Mulo Co. hus put all notos nnd accounts In Mr. J. E. Lan­ d 's hands for collection and I will ex­ pect all parties duo mo to boo him at rpy barn in-Sanford at onco and mako settlement. This monns each and ev­ ery ono. W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 23-1-Gt DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME iPAPERT iTho Herald will make a campaign tho firslsot-tho year .to (bring up the list of suhscrlbors foT-th" Daily Herilld to thoSflMb markwnd our sollcltd n will call upon every;fumily liv­ ing on tho rogulur routos to.tako tho (Tho Daily Herald Ujyour own daily paper giving you tho rows of tho city and county, stato and tho world every day. If you do not- tako It get ready ’to tako it after January first. M ttffN T f J f f f f L -L A 7K V nTJH 2 S Don’t envy him his "luck.” Practico his fore­ thought. \% S~ Embarrassing, Indeed! Kcnnnmlzliig 111 1u111 Ikj nil right, but llrst know your locution! I went Into it two-prlecd millinery store nm! after trying oil Hovernl IiiiIh and not caring liartlcularly for any, realized that It wish next to Impossible to get away without a purchase. Finally I Haiti I m hail no money, but selected a hat for them to put away for me, and prom­ ised I would surely return for It the next evening. I breathed relief when I made my exit, ami passing a store a few doors away, entered upon seeing n hat much to my (itste, and after trying It on decided I really s would buy It. As I was about to take the money from my purse, to my surprise the manager of the llrst store (lie owned both, I later lee rued), en­ tered, anil seeing me, cynically smiled and said: “Don't waste your time on IIiIh . customer—she's only sightseeing nnd has no Intention of buying." My embarrassment, together with nilger, was the limit, and I arose In u raze and left the store,—Chicago American. O p p o rtu n itie s PAGE WITH AGNCS .ANO I UNO 6P0RCPMPLPORO production 1 Q (param ount (picture V* LSn' Lost “Victory" Recovered. Dust-covered and forgotten, two big packing cases have been reposing In the yard of federal parliament house. They had been received twelve months ugo from London, nnd hud been 'Mumped’’ with other stores In an outof-the-way plaee.1Recently one-of tho cases was opened and w a s . found to contain a female figure In hrnuze with a helmet on her head. This was la- ' tended to represent Victory and was designed to commemorate the heroism of Australian soldiers. The statue was | a gift of the eommoawealth by Bertram ; .Mackeiinal. the Australian sctilp'oi ' The smaller case contained the base of the statue. The uufortiimitu over I sight hns been rectified and Australia’* thanks have been sent to Mr. Mpcken mil. Engineering Triumph. A daring engineering fenl was per formed In I'lttshurgh recently when u nine-story modern Imlldlug, filled with I hardware, was moved a distance of 7f» ! feet by t'J laborers. Ninety-pound rails. 1LM) of them, made the tracks on which the structure was moved. The sidewalks and basement of the build lug. Including a big engine uml boiler that continued to fiinctloii, .weld along with the building. Customers passed to and from the building as-though nothing wps happening. Completely Educated. "Mrs. Brooks says -lie lias no lunger any fault to find with her hushimil." •‘.Meaning, I -niqnive. Hint alie long ico found all the faults he has."— Vmerlcnn Legion Weekly. /// Star T h eatre am YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS HEARING THE SERIES OF ADDRESSES ON (• i<’ ■ CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY BY REV. LILLIAN B. FULTON 3 BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTICEl There will be no shortage of mate­ rial for pinno keys while the world is full of puople wiio think thuy can got something for nothing. Tho regular annuul meeting of tho stockholders ol’ tho I’ooplos Bank of Sanford, Florida, will bo hold lh ac­ cordance with Its By-laws, In tho of­ fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan-, uary 18th, 1922, at 7:80 p. m. for tho purpose of electing a board of direc­ tors to servo for,-tho ensuing year, and for tho transaction of any other tyoiilaeM that may proporly como bo- Work in underway for tho addition to til’s Stnto Capital at Tallahassee. TwcPnt'W wings will possibly bo added within ’the coming year. i ; I A poor man can’t ntford a valbt, but ho can get married.—Baltimore'Sun. I -•*’ • : — fJf | » Count that day lost whoso low doSpooking of tho mnilcd fist, write n plain fist when mailing.—Augusta sconding sun sues no now treaty tho’t of or begun.—Pittsburgh Sun. Herald. ford the moating. 11. P. SMITH, OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■anaatiflnnHanaDnnaasiinBiaaBaBBaai ■ , S MULLET ROE SALT MULLET APALACHICOLA OYSTERS 7 JONES DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE R TALL <VAN CAMP’S CREAM, Per Dozen ' ■ •'•♦if ,.'i • -j V.i 1 ii v 5 $1.50 NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gallon 75c Seminole ’ll* 24-lbs. BAG TABLE TALK FLOUR, per bag $1.35_________ — a--• —- . - Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable ji 96-lbs. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Lumley & Lumley ■ 902 French 5 Phono 404 s Il'O ih a ik i L iiiiiiim iiH a im H u i 2'/2-lb. CANS TABLE PEACHES 40c —3 FOR— $1.00 IQHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY t ..MU: 1018 W est First Street NO. 2 CANS PEARS lU.W. WE HAVE FOR SALE CITYLOTS 5 ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO I SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance, "g You are going to build a home one of these 9 days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it ■ ■ by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or J ttwo houses. |i Sanford dfumaving, don!t wait, get in ithe: [ game now. 3 '* s 1 Meisch Realty Com pany: A. -P. C0NN1 LLY AGENT 2'/2-lb. CANS SLICED PINEAPPLE 40c — SFOR—$1.00 1 SANFORD MARBLE & 1018 Weat First Street $5.75 /jffBI/i ! 35c -a FOR— 95c NO. 2 CANS RED RASPBERRIES $1.35 NO. 2 CANS BLACKBERRIES 50c —3 FOR— $1.35 NO. 2 CANS RED PITTED (CHERRIES 50c 4' IFOR— i .. P. McCULLEN GROCERIES • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 .«uv Cteaiance BARGAIN PAGEANT EXTRAORDINARY l l a n n a ^ at £ »- , . rr^ jin * m :. 1 3; if** We want you to bo one of the fortunate customers to benefit by our great Sale, the Greatest January Sale we have evfcr offered. It is the Pre-Enventory, the Stock Reduction Sale preparatory to the arrival of Spring Goods, the Greatest Cut Price Sale ever seen in the Celery City, Beginning- f Saturday, December 31, and Continuing Thru Saturday, January 14 «jjj» X ❖ our entire stock cut to and below pre-war prices—nothing misrepresented—NOTHING CHARGED—NOTHING EXCHANGED—Bonafide Cash Sale. High Power! Rapid Speed Sale! The Biggest Sacrifice ever attempted in Sanford. Will bring a tidal wave of business for miles. Store will be closed FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30TH, open SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31ST, 8:00 A. M. Unusual Bargains in Shoes . If you have small feet here’s your opportun­ ity. Lot of Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, tail, patent and black kid, 0 4 QO $5 to $10 value, at a pair..... Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Canvas Shoes of all kinds at .............. ONE-HALF Price Shoes for Women Another lot of Women’s Patent, Tan and Black Kid Oxfords. Good seasonable Ox­ fords, $5.00 values at ....................................... Also few plain Kid Pumps, $5.00 value, at ................ Women’s lied Cross Pumps, and Oxfords, in Tans and Black. $8.50 regu­ lar price. Now ................... Women’s Boyd Welch $9.00. and1 $10.00 SatSat­ in, Kid, Suede and ‘Patent Dress Pumps, at ......... ress Pumps, Outing Satin and While Kid Dress $8.00 and $9.00 value, for .................................. .... Women’s Maxines Oxfords tan and black, $7 values at All other Women’s Oxfords, Pumps and Shoes sold at like reductions. All children’s Shoes, including “Buster Brown” Shoes for children and Misses, cut to pre-war prices, regardless of cost. $2.48 $2.48 $5.95 $7.25 $5.95 $5.25 Unusal Bargains Lot of Women’s Felt Bedroom Slippers, in colors. All sizes, $1.75 OA a value. Sale price..........................O v v Look at This! $2.50 and $3.00 all leather Work Shoes. Sale price $3.50, $4 and $4.50 Work Shoos, O ff Sale price $3.15, §2.95 and..... Standard Army Shoes, none fl? /| £ A better made, $0.50 Shoes, at ... V Army Officers’ Shoes, $0.50 $1.95 Men’s English and Comfort Last Shoes, tan and black, all styles $5.00, $0.00, $7.50 and $8.50 Shoes. Sale prices, $5.90, §5.75, §1.00 and...... J. P. Smith high grade $10 Shoes for men, sale price... $10 and $12 Floresheim $3.90 $7.75 Men’s Rain Coats i $0.00 Coat, Sale p rice.......!.............. $7.50 Coat, Sale price ........i........................ vcreoat, Belt $14.00 Combination Ruin and Overcoat, Back, unmatchablc value at ............................ Guaranteed no leak Walking Slicker, “Seal Brand” ....... Hiding Slicker, Sale price .......................... $3.90 $5.00 $8.90 $3.45 $4.45 Women’s and Children’s Silk and Cotton Hose at 30% REDUCTION. Regardless of of original cost. In other words a $2.00 pair Overalls, Work Pants, Etc. of Silk Hose will cost you $1.10. We have in Overalls, Work Pants and Work Shirts cut to stock black, white, tan, navy and the new the last penny. If you need., work clothes, •'It V 1‘ grey. n,; now is the time to buy and Thrasher & Gar­ ,i r.. dner’s store is the place. $1.00 Silk Hose, -*7 Q a Sale price per pair....................." ■ 50c Lisle half Hose, O ff* * Sale price per pair...................... 25e Lisle half Hose, 1 Q o Sale price per pair........................ JLt/V* 20c Lisle half Hose, 4 Sale price, per pair ............... I2 y Any and all Men’s half Hose sold at like re­ ductions. And we have all of the standard colors. More Bargains Silk'Shirts: Men’s and Boys* Sweaters At prices you can’t resist, if you have use for one. BOYS’ SUITS .. Boys’ Clothing Below Pre-war Prices 0 to 9 years, $0.00 Suits © O ff Sale price ................................ 10 to 18 years $12.50 2-pants Suit ..................... ................. 10 to 18 years, $10.00 2-pants 0 4 0 A A Suit, Snle price .................. 10 to 18 years, $22,50 Suits, 0 4 / * A A Sale p rice......... .............9 1 D « U U Full line of Boys’ Pants for 0 to 18 years a t ...............................1-3 OFF $8.50 u Men’s Pants Blue Serge $12,50 Pants, Sale price .......................... $10.00 Pants, Sale price .......................... $8.00 Pants, Sale price .......................... $7.00 Men’s Flannel Pants, Blue, O f f J f f Black and Green, sale price ... $5.00 Men’s Pants, Sale price .......................... $4.50 Men’s Pants, Sale price .......................... $0.00 Men’s Pants', Sale price ................ ......... $9.75 $7.50 $6.25 --- -, Our stock of Men’s and Boys’ .ftilU>und Mad­ ras Shirts and Underwear, mM-'fb be reduced, so we have cut the prices.,in, ibis,jparl of our stock without regard to .jjie.-«<«].*. A great opportunity to lay in a supply of Shirts at marvelously low prices. 1 Look at this! Our entire stock of Silk Shirts, $5.00 to $8.00 OQ AA values a t ..................................( J l U t v l l Get yours early before they are picked over. , ;.I > M Men’s One-Half Hose Men's Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders and Sup­ porters at ........................30% REDUCTION Shoes for Men -— — - SHOES FOR BOYS $2.50, §2.75, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00 Shoes, Sale Price §1.10, .......0 4 O H §3.05, §3.30, §2.95, §2.10 and $3.95 $3.50 $4.25 Fair Deal. f To All mUV t Men’s and Young Men’s Blue Sedge} Fahey Worsted and Cassnmcrc Suits. A. Ri Kirchtan make, high grade clothing. Fits and wears as well as any made: $45.00 Suits, Sale price...................... $40.00 Suits, Sale price*...................... $35.00 Suits, Sale price..................... $20 to $22 Suits^ Sale p rice..................... $30.00 $28.00 $25.00 $15.00 No maddening disappointments to greet you. Tell your friends, spread the news. Come yourself. fore the stock is picked over. L Army Goods $4.50 Army Khaki Blankets ............................ $3.50 Army Khaki Blankets, Blankets ............................ Army Wool Reclaimed Shirts ......!........................ Army Hats, • now, only............ ............... Army Breeches, Reclaimed, now only ..........:................ — MEN’S SUITS * We have'considered the mntter of giving to the first so many customers certain unusual bargains, and have decided that the only FAIR and LEGITIMATE Inducement to the trade, ,1s ter serve ALL CUSTOMERS nlike, whether first or.last, with the biggest pos­ sible reduced prices consistent with honest, fair business methods. $3.75 $2.75 $1.75 $1.50 75c Men’s and Boys* Hats and Caps reduced 30 to 40% Fori • the Ladies 25 dozen A-l Bleached Turkish Towels, 20x 40, at less than cost today, 9 9 each ............................................. L Or One dozen at 10 dozen 81x90 Pepperal Bleached Sheets, today’s value $2^5, O J Sole price ......................... t^ JL * 7 E t) ti $2.55 M Come early, make your selections be- •r . -c‘ u*». ‘ * NEXT T O lO c STO R E, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA& "" "T1"" ......• * ■■■■■...... . . *• ■' i r �PAGB FIYB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,1921 5 * * * * * * * * * * * * To Our Farmers: : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE= •7>. * M The old bulb still hovors around tho 75 mark and while tho nights nro cool Kn and filled with many con** flicting emotions and spirits ha and Nuch like tho days conha tlnuo to bo Florida wenthha cr. Foggy this morning ha which menns n big rnin ha somo timo soon, probably after tho Armistice danco ha Frldny night. Have you a ha littlo telephone in your ha home thnt could be rung all ha times of tho day and night? ha 5:10 A. M„ DEC. 2D, 1D21 h« Maximum .................... 75 ha Minimum ..................... 40 ha Itnnge ........................... 50 ha Barometer ............... *.30.11 ha Calm and clear. 1*1 * SOCIAL ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»»■■■■■■■ If You * ABE M A m e m ANNUAL BALL. An event of much importnneo and I** brilliancy nnd which is looked for­ Ni ward to each year with much Inter­ !*• Who are home peoplo who intend to stand est is the annual hall given by tho ■ Pa nodal department of the Womans' squarely behind tho farmers of this sec­ )*l Club, which wns given Tuesday even­ ■ tion, and whoso policy has ever been ono of ■ Nl alertness to assist in every constructive move­ ■ ing at the Valdez Hotel. ■ ha ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ The hall room was most artistical­ ■ ha ly decorated with Southern smilax nnd a perity of your fnrm. a fcl poinsettns nnd pcdestnl baskets of a a hn red roses. Tho palm room wns a You are invited to mnke this institution your a Phi transformed into n veritable bower bnnking headquarters and to come in and talk a ha a over your financial needs with us. of roses, nnd it wns hero thnt tho a ha punch tables were placed. a a ha a In the receiving line were Mr. nnd a ha Mrs. R. R. Dens, Dr and Mrs. W. a ha Theodore Langley, Mr. nnd Mrs. John a a hn a Leonnnrdi and Mr. nnd Mrs. It J. a ha Holly. a Ml a The punch table was gracefully a a presided over by Mesdnmes It. C. A COMMUNITY BUILDER a a a m a a i a a i a i a i a -a/ sw at rM f /s o/fffar*T Bower, G. 1 Loucks, J W. Wallace and Henry Wight. ■ boat coming to Sanford Mr. Scholey Bull's orchestra furnished splendid a F. p. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier \ wns attracted by a special edit! in of music, a nnd tho grand march wns led a i by Dr. nnd Mrs. Langley, nfter which | the Sanford Herald and bccamo ac­ a idbi the programs were distributed by quainted with the editor nf tho Herald Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts. and since that time ho fell In love Late in tile evening refreshments with this part of the stnto and having of sandwiches nnd cofTco were serv­ Summary nf the l, alt* Happening* retired from the newspnpor game has ed by Mesdnmes Dens, S. E. Barrett, Floating Small Mention of built a winter home nt Orlando. It. C. Bower, W. T. Langley nnd John Talks Succinctly stater* In Ilrlef Arranged fur Leonard!. m | Perminal Item* County Judgu J, E. Lovorn, accom­ Hera'd Readers Mrs. Dens was a graceful figure in ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared J ofinterest panied by Miss Hazel Bennett, were n smart frock of hlnck satin combin­ | in the city today enrouto to Okee­ ed with silk lace. r land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ hut his duties ns agent for the Fords chobee City nfter nttending tho State Mrs. Lnnglcy wore nn exquisite kq r-4 nt Okccchobeo wore paramount nml ho Educational Association meeting at imported gown of hlnck seeqpins nnd tation. Flowing1wells. deserted the newspaper game for the Orlando. Judge Lnvorn is ono of tho lace over satin and tulle, with nn moroviuerntive one of helping Henry . prominent citizens of Okeechobee and American Beauty rose ns corsage *4 Mrs. Lconnrdi was lovely in hlnck Ford become rich. | Miss Bennett formerly taught school satin nnd net nnd Mrs. Holly wore a >at that point hut is now teaching at p , For Florida: GenornUy fnlr M most becoming costume of rose taf­ p i Thursday, Friday; warm- ** George Keller, traveling represen­ Cocoa. She will visit friends nt Okee­ feta nnd silver made pannier effect. p i er in northeast Thursday; *»J tative of the Mergenthnler Linotype chobee City before returning to her Cronin satin and real luce fashion­ Co., with headquarters in Orlando, duties nt Cocou. p i somewhat colder in north ed Mrs. Wallace’s exquisite costume, was in the city today calling on the Pi Friday. Mrs. Wight’s frock of orchid wns *4 * local printing trade. George is one , A. Ilnffcld has nti advertisement in most becoming, while Mrs. W. T. of the best in the business and has this issue calling attention to tho fnct Morgan, chnirmnn of the floor com­ friend^ all over Florida who never that he Iuih boon appointed the locul mittee, was charmingly attired in llryant Bowden was in the city to­ think of buying anything in tho Lino­ agent for the “ Foot Fitters" Shoe. gold lace over gold colored taffeta. day enroute to his homo at Okeecho- type line without calling Gcorgo to The “Foot Fitters” sell for $7.50 n Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than Mrs. S. E. Barrett's blond lienuty pair and are standard the world ovor. bee t'ity after spending tho holidays their office. 25 cento, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Caafe was enhanced by her frock of orchid When you get n pair you know whnt with Iris parents at Inverness. His must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit actnfrutn. Mrs. R. C. Bower wore u Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Scholey were in you nro getting and the specifications chic costume of hlnck satin combined father is one of tho prominent news­ cordingiy. paper men of tho stnto and is sheriff the city yesterday tho guests of Mr. go with each pair of shoes. Look nt with chennillo of Citrus county at the present time and Mrs. It. J. Hally for n few hours the shoe at Ilaffcld's store thnt hns Mrs. Loucks wns charming in Idnck LOST FOR SALE hut still edits tho newspnpor at In­ visit. Mr. Scholey for 23 years was been cut in half showing tho construc­ chnrmcuso and Ince, nnd Mrs. Betts verness and has his finger on tho pub­ owner and editor of tho Guilford tion and the kind of real leather thnt LOST—Between B. & O. Garage nnd wore n smart nnd distinctive frock of FOR SAI.E- -Paper shell pecans, 801 About 12 goes into every pnlr—guaranteed. American Beauty satin and tullo. R. R. crossing on West First, Colt’s lic pulse. Bryant is the former editor Connecticut newspnpor. Mognuliu. revolver. Iteward if returned to W. and owner of tho Okocchobco Nows yonrs ngo whilo on tho Clydo lino Bend the advertisement in this issuo. FOR SALE—One 25 Remington auto-j g. Wnlthnl cure Sanford Truck GrowKIWANNIS CLUB MEETS matic riflo with 500 cartridges. Ono1^ 238-2tp 12-gnugo Winchester pump. Onu1I.OST—A wrist watch, Swiss movoTho Kiwnnis Club of Sanford, hold Remington automatic 38 pistol.......... In-, ^ ,.Mtria Jlttacbo,, to bIack rlb. tholr usual weekly luncheon nt tho quire Smith Bros. Garage. 234-fltp hon band. Finder |ftenso phono 330-J. Valdez today. Tho election of offi­ FOR SALE—Eight room liouso with _______237-3tp cers for tho ensuing year filled the bath. Immediate possession. Small program and Kiwnniun Scoggnn de­ •f FOR RENT livered a very forceful talk on Kiwnn­ payment down, long timo on bnlnnco. Sec Lnno or oddress Box 782, Day­ is. Doe Denn finally got there with 109-Tu-Snt-4w FOR RENT—Two furnished bod his new attire. Songs were inter­ tona, Fla. rooms, Oil Bark Avo. 212-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy chum. Call Our prices are 10 to 20 per cent lower spersed and a good time enjoyed. 415-W.__________________ 204-tfc FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 I’nrk ave­ i than the official used car market re­ nue. 178-tfc FOUND—Ladies poeketliook. Owner MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams port and every car guaranteed to be FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. enn have same by identifying nnd spiondid, medium sized fnrm mules Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third paying for ndv. Apply «t Union at low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon just as represented: Street. 105-tfc Pharmacy, 238-ltp SprlngB, Fin._____________ 231-10tc flill' Itl'INT—Half of store, with’Him FORD Touring, like new..$315; terms FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in display window, No. 221 blast First INSURANCE good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— street, opposite postoffice. OORT T ouring................$325; terms 230-tfc Herald office. S N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. FOR BALE—Btool drum with237-3tp FOR RENT—Ono furnished Ee3 fifty BUICK 6, 5-pass...............$450; terms room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent gallons water-proof paint for con­ 100-tfo ] Sanford • Florida crete houses. Cheap for cash at the ( HANDLER, 7 pass, only Herald office. 237-3tp FOR RENT—5 room bungalow, furdriven 3,000 m ile s.......... ...................... { Sanford Steam Laundry FOR nished, 2 garages. Good loention. SALE—One fresh Jersey cow. —E. F. Lane, “Tho Ronl Estate Man" FOR SERVICE Phono 2203. 238-2tc 230-atp Call 146-J FOR SALE—Westinghouso electric FOR RENT Rooms nnd kitchennttes, W. RAWLING. Prop. : iron; 50 feet best grade water hose Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O. 220-20tp I’AIGE, 5-pass................................. $650 and uno lawn mower.—203 Maplo Sanford Machine & F rn n ri!N T -tto o ,i seven room house, Ave. 238-3tc well located. $45 per month.—A. Foundry Co. REO, 6 cyl., P. Connolly. 230-tfo General Machine and Boiler Works Sanford Constructs Co Dandy b u y.............................................. FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms for Automobile Flywheel Stool Gear CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS light housekeeping. 311 Elm. bands in stock Planes and Specifications Cneerlull 238-2tp Crank Shafts Re-turned Furnished FOR RENT—A tent house consisting All Work Guaranteed of two large rooms screened. Warm. OAKLAND Touring, new paint, good .. Employment Bureau.. II. T. PACE Inear town. Phone KI7-W. 238-2ta . |». O. Hoi IC The vocational committee of the Busi­ tires, just overhauled............... $775 FOR RENT—Two light housokoop’ . ness and Professional Women’s Club "WE DELIVER THE liUUUo ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtio requests all young womm desiring Good NASH T ou rin g..... ..............$325 238-3tp employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transtei Avo. Storage Facilities FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms , National Bank. If we please you, tell others; if no — I CAN SELL YOUR CAR----202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman tell ua. Phone 498 s s 11 Tho officers of the First Nntionnl Bunk nrn men who nro permanently identified with tho future of this city and community. 1 11 First N ational Bank s OF THE ©LOTHUM © © LO B Join Now- S an ford , F la. A BARGAIN FOR CASH THEWEATHER j A . P. C O N N E L L Y j Used Car Sales $8.40 • $350 Terms WANTED—A few FORD Roadsters and Touring Cars Vacant Lot next to Postoffice Hotel Montezuma "Sanford's New Hotel" Auto Radiator Repair Shop WANTED WANTED—Young man who can start on rory moderate salary, nnd loam business. Must be able to help book­ Located at 207 French Are., between S. O. Shinholser keeper.—Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot 2nd and Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. of First Street. 328-3tp Contractor and Builder WAITED—Customers for fresh mlik, Acteylene Welding SANFORD FLORIDA morning and ovonlng deliveries.—R. OF ALL KINDS I H. W. NICKERSON L. Garrison. Phono 3711. HW-St-To Sanford Welding Co. 204-tfc " Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Located In Eagle Bldg., 705 Oak Ave Income Tax Service George A. DeCottes Room 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg, Attomey-at-Law j Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. Smith Bros. Garage Over Semlnolo County Bank SANFORD -t. -:- -:- FLORIDA Expert Repairing 11.80 Up Per Day s S v -V . W. L WICKLANDER n 5 SANFORD NOVELTY ! WORKS V. C. COLLERf Prop. n V-T' General Shop and Mil) Work OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance’* Geo. W. Knight Sold and Serviced by Real Estate and Insurance a CONTRACTOR and BUTLDEI FLORIDA J 817 Commercial Street Sanford, FI* SANFORD -:- Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland � 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>, December 29, 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/03aab1042b8f4a4bb465996a8d2480eb.pdf 1d3fca9998c21516abe0b87f1852df5b PDF Text Text D aily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n 02151213 THB “City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOHD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921 FRANCE WILL OPPOSE WILSON’S BIRTHDAY IS HINTS AT OPPOSITION TO BEING COMMEMORATED ATNEW YORK TODAY Sanford NUMBER 237 SEMINOLE WILL BLOSSOM — CONFERENCE INTO COTTON FIELDS— A BIG ACREAGE IS PLANNED Seem to Think France Must Have More Navy Than Germany Women From All Over Country Are Attend­ ing’ Luncheon AN ANNUAL AFFAIR LAST WORD OF FRANCE REITERATION OF STATEMENT MADE WEEK HY NAVAL . EXPERTS LAST FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF ONE OF (Ilr Tlic Aaaorlnlrd Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Franco’s GREAT PRESIDENT TO FORM Inst word on tho question of limita­ ANNUAL CELEBRATION tion of submarine tonnage, reiteration of her claim set forth last week by (Hr Tin* Associated Press) NEW YORK, Doc. 28.— Women h e r naval experts, will bo delivered from nil over tho United States nro today to the Arms Conference, mem­ Ir.ic today to attend tho luncheon bers of the French delegation said ns commemorating tho birthday of Wood­ they went Into today’s meeting of row Wilson. At tho snmo tlmo thoy the conference naval committee. Re­ were to celebrato the first anniversary ports that there might be further dis­ of tho plan to honor tho former pres­ cussion of tho subject with a view to ident through permanent foundation, persuading France to pare down her plans for raisin# onu million as fund claims were described by members of to endow periodic awards for "Mori- the delegation as a joke. torious service to Democracy, public welfare, liberal thought or penco HOLD UP MESSENGER ON EXPRESS CAR—LOOT SAFE through justice,” announced to ho iimkin# progress. Cnmpnign for fund KANSAS CITY, Dec. 28.—Two will begin January 10th, period be­ haiiilits late iast night boarded the tween noiin and one o’clock p. m. that Missouri Pacillc passenger train day being designated as Wilson hour. hound from Scdnlin to Kansas City WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Wood- and held up Express Messenger L. II. row Wilson today quietly celebrated Holland, making their escape after his sixty-fifth birthday at his homo looting the snfo in the express car. here. While no deviation from his Holland was shot during the holdup, daily program is planned, many let­ but was not seriously wounded. ters, cablegrams and tclcgrums con­ A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY taining greetings were delivered at the Wilson home. Several moro inti­ Pastor Burhnns has been successful mate friends called to extend greet­ in securing Rev. Lillian Britton Ful­ ings in person. ton, A. II., for a series of lectures on Christian Psychology, which will be­ OHIO RIVER FALLING, gin Sumlny ngiht, January 1st, and HIGH CREST OVER­ continuo through tho week. Mrs. Ful­ SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE ton comes to us highly recommended and people who hnvo listened to these (Ilr The AnanrlntrA Press) CINCINNATI, Doc. 28.—Ohio river New Thought addresses hnvo been here early today showod a fnll of greatly delighted. two-tenths of a foot from high erost stago of fifty-six feet reached Into yesterday. Oamnge caused by high Loans to Farmers May Be Provided water wore slight. PARIS, Dec. 28.—France’s deter­ mination to have a powerful fleet nnd objections to the limitation efforts of the Washington conference wore vig­ orously voiced In tho Sonato yester­ day during n discussion of tho mu­ rine section of tho government’s bud­ get. Sonnotr Henri Rcrenger, who re­ ported the marine budget, Bnld Franco wns nt a decisive turning point. "Is Franco still independent in her navy as in her army"? ho askod. "Has tho old principle of sovereignty been sac­ rificed somewhat in those conferenc­ es wherein we have been promised a sort of Internationale of happiness?" Senator do Kerguozoc defended the submarine as an essential weapon of defense, but wished it to he confined to military uses instead of being ap­ plied to torpedoing commerce. "At the Washington conference,’’ ho said "we were surprised to see the French delegation domnnd .150,000 tons of capital ships when Franco does not desire to carry war into foreign wat­ ers. France desires no imperialism, hut if wo found Do Don’s proposal strange there nro, novertholoss, limi­ tations which wo cannot accept.” Preceding tho debate over tho nnvnl situation, the naval commission had published a resolution urging tho minfster of marine to increase tho number of submarines so as to ade­ quately defend hto const lino, in view of the present weakness of the navy, which was stressed during tho discus­ sion in tho senate. The concluding paragraph of tho naval commission’s resolution was ns follows: "One cannot conceive, therefore, that France’s efforts in this direction should ho obstructed or limited. It is a question of national independence and of the right of legitimate dofenso that is at stake.” And the Princess Said "Bla-BIa!” Vi * ♦ i ■ ' (, ;v iw m ?- ■ ■ - *» ,*••• * .. *i ■ , •■ < • • ■ . ■ m ■■ i m * Thru Land Banks RIG DOINGS TONIGHT AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE. Senator Trammell Introduces Bill of IIOXING, WRESTLING, ETC. Great Importance There will lie big doings tonight nt WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Senator tho Princess Theatro when Gordon nnd 1Park Trammell Introduced in tho sonKeith meet in a boxing match nnd nto two hills of great Importance Inst there will also bo several good week. Onu of his bills provides for n wrestling matches and several other fund of fifty million dollars a year stunts including a battle roynl. Tho for loans to farmers through tho fed­ American Legion can ho counted upon eral land banks. to give you nn evening’s plcnsurc. At Senator Trammell sayH thousands the Princess tonight. of farmers at present are denied long time loans from the federal land hanks .Mrs. M. C Wagner of Savannnh is bccnuHO tho funds nro not nvnilnblo. in the city for n few days, the guest His other bill provides for tho War of the Valdez hotel. Finnnco Corporation to hnvo authority to make advances nnd loniiH to farm­ ALL DISCIPLINE AND ers and cattlemen through hanks un­ NO FUN MAKES JILL A til July 1, 1028, instead of having this REBELLIOUS GIRL relief to agricultural interest termi­ nated In 1022 ns provided by tho pres­ Has a pretty girl tho right to wenr ent law. Under tho law which Sena­ pretty clothes nnd hnvo n good time? tor Trammell Hecks to hnvo extended Or should girls ho kept strictly nt for one yonr longer tho citrus fruit homo as their great grandmothers and cattle industry of Florida have were, and dressed in plnln clothes to had advances of largo Bums mndo to prevent their becoming vnln? them through Floridn hanks by tho It is a pretty generally accepted War Finance Corporation. With tho psychological fact tluit suppressed de­ law extended for ono yonr beyond its sires are tho most dangerous. For In­ present lifo Florida will no doubt re­ stance, tho girl who novor has any ceive further substantial aid. pretty clothes thinks twlco ns much about them as tho girl who hns thorn n i n e ' iiu n d r e d q u a r t s ns a matter of courso. Tho hoy who ON HOARD YACHT CAUGHT is forbidden to play enrds is JuHt twlco AT MIAMI YESTERDAY as eager to learn to play poker ns tlio boy whoso parents join him in a III) Thr Aaaorlnlrd Prraa) MIAMI, Dec. 28.—British schooner cheerful game in tho family Hitting Water Witch, is in possession of fed­ room, eral authorities here today nnd tho There nro oven folks who renlizo officors nro under arrest nH tho re­ that a nation which Is forbidden its beer, thinks and talks and yonrna sult of tho discovery of nine hundred twice as much for its boozo iih it did qunrtH of liquor aboard yeHterduy. Of­ ficials said tho liquor was so curefulin prohibition days. Tho story of n girl who novor had ly concealed they missed it when tho nny fun or pretty clothes and who vessel was first searched. breaks nwny from stern discipline tho very morning hIio attains her eigh­ REFINED SUGAR BREAKS —GOES BELOW LEVEL teenth birthday has been amusingly FIVE CENTS TODAY told in Bebo Daniels' latest picturo, "One Wild Week," which is tho main ( I I ) T h r A aadelated P r r a a ) attraction nt tho Star Theatro today. NEW YORK, Doc. 28.—Refined suAh tho girl who trios to ninko up Ignr broko bolow fivo cent lovol today for lost tmlo nnd hnvo a littlo wholo- for thq first timo In sovoral yonrs duo som°, natural fun, MIsh Daniels has n ■to continued weakness of raw sugar. delightful rolo, woll suited to her tom- Federal Sugnr Roflning Company re­ pernmont and Btylo. duced Its quotation to 4.90 cents n Also a good comody. pound for fine grunulatcd. bSLL\XUUlm*UH * " W h a t do you think of tho situation la Hie Balkans?" tho Inquiring reporter asked Princess Priscilla ns she arrived la America. "Illa-blal” she answered. Princess Priscilla, you see. c an't talk much yot T h a t's hOr m other, Princess Ulbesco of Rumania, holding her up for • view of tho Htatuo of Liberty . RAILROADS WANTED CONTINUE TO HOLD OFF STATE LAW INTERSTATE COMMERCE CONTROL LaFollette Charges Secret Meeting in Washing­ ton With Farmers . HAVE NO CLUE Looks Like Staple Crops JACKSONVILLE Will Bring Good Pric- , es This Year MURDERERS YET JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 28.—Sheriir today is without n cluo to tho slnycr of the young man believed to bo W. M. Allison, nn nutomobilo mechanic of Columbus, Ohio, whose TO (JET IN WHERE THE SEED IS body was found in tho woods near GOOD AND T. A. BRUM LEY here yesterday by a negro woman. WILL LOOK AFTER THE Every effort is being made to loeate GINNING. Elmer Bloom, with whom Allison left Columbus several months ago for The Sanford section, nnd all ovor Florida in search of work. Seminole county, will plnnt somo cot­ ton this spring and already ninhy FLORIDA PLAYS LOUISIANA acres are being broken up in nnd ’ AT HAVANA, CUBA NEXT CHRISTMAS DAY around Longwood, Markham and oth­ er parts of tho county for this stnplo ( I I ) T h e A n i u c I i i I i -i I P r e s s I GAINESVILLE, Dec. 28.—A game crop. Cotton wns grown hero sevopwith Louisiana State at Havana, al years ago but the boll woovil ar­ Cuba, ext Christmas Day is on tho rived and tl'e price dropped and tho Florida football schedule made pub­ farmers of Seminole quit raising it lic today. Other games are sched­ for awhile I.. A. Bromley arranged a big ginuled with Rollins, North Carolina, and plant on his place on Celery ave­ Mississippi A. and .M., Mississippi nue, and since that time there has college, Tnlane, Oglethorpe, Clcntson, been hut little doing in tho cotton Alabama, Tennessee, wnth several line. dates open. However, the boll woovil is not hero now and since tho farmers of this VOCATIONAL UNIVERSITY county do not need to depend upon AT JACKSONVILLE IS NOT DECIDED IS UNDERSTOOD tiie cotton crop they can safely plant a Idg acreage from timo to timo nnd then rest up on tho cotton crop and', (II)' Tlir .\«<tiii<lnlt'il I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Forbes plan other crops, making good both^. still planned today to obtain from ways. The boll weevil will not b« President Harding authorization for here this year and there will ho sever* the establishment of vocational uni­ al hundred acres planted and ginnod versity at former army enntonmont at the Brumloy gin. There arc many in South. It Ih understood that In sov- idle acres nnd mnny idle tnon and eral days Camp Johnston at Jackson­ there will he no trouble this sp rin g ’ ville probably will ho selected. Re­ to get all tiie labor needed. ports today are that Forbes will mnko C. W. Entzmingor, W. C. Hatchern second tour before selecting Blto for nnd several others of Longwood willl new university described by Forbes ns plant many acres of cotton. L. Pi rumors. Hagan of Markham will plant nt least ono hundred acres. L. A. Brumloy of Celery avenue will plnnt about ono Automobile Bandits hundred acres and several other farm­ Rob Distilleries ers hnvo expressed n willingness to Instead of Banks plnnt from fifty to ono hundred ncroe. L. A. Brumloy can furnish the seed Five Trucks Swoop Down cm Ken­ that is strictly from a section where tucky Distillery and Get there hns never been nny boll woovil $.10,000 Worth and will give tho farmers nil tho in­ formation they wunt in regard to the (II) The Aaaorlnlrd Prraa) FRANKFORT, Ky., Dec. 28.—Fivo planting of cotton in this section. I t automobile trucks of armed men re­ looks ns though it would bo a good ported to hnvo swooped down on Blue crop nnd with gins nnd n mnrkot es­ Ribbon distillery nt Eminence, Ky., tablished here it should ho n good today and after locking two guurds crop for men who nro wnntlng t a in the office of tho plant escaped with put in n stnplo crop of somo sort.. ‘ It nlso looks us though cotton whiskey valued nt $80,000. would bring a good price this year, ns mnny plnntcrs in tho Mg cotton FORMER GOVERNOR sections of Georgia and Alabama will OF NORTH CAROLINA not plant a big acreage this year on? DIED AT ItALEIGII TODAY account of the bull woovil nnd for* other good nnd sufficient reasons nnd] ( I I ) T h r Anauclnlrd P rr a a ) RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 28.—For­ Seminolo county can nnd will got in— mer Governor Thomas Walter Bick- to the game with good chnnccs oF ott, who suffered a stroke of paraly­ making money. sis at his home here last night, died nt 9:15 this morning without regain­ MAN SHOT TO DEATH ing consciousness. Mr. Uickott serv­ IIY MOB IN KEY W E 8 W " ed two terms as attorney general be­ KEY WEST, Dec. 27.—Manuel' fore being elected governor in 191(5 He was succeeded last January by Head, who, barricaded In tho cupola Cameron Morrison, and has practiced of n house horo Sunday Htood off a molt of armed Key West citizens afterlaw here since. ho had shot nnd killed Willinm H. Decker, was taken frotn tho county CO. I), ATTENTION! jnil by another crowd nnd riddled^* with bullets Tuesday. Hdq., Co. I)., 1st Inf., F. N. G. Marines from tho Key West navy Sanford, Fin., Dec. 27, 1921. yard guarded tho county jnil after Orders No. 80: 1. —The regular Armory drill ofHcnd’s capture until tho mob which this organization in hereby postponed formed after Decker’s rnurdor broko from Wednesday night, December 28, up. They gnvo way shortly after 2 1921, until Thursday night, Dec. 29th, a. m. to deputies who patrolled out­ side tho jail. Word that tho mnrlnea 1921, at 7:30 p. m. 2. —The Armory drill for this weekhad been relieved wns pnssod about is postponed from Wednesday night nnd tho crowd gnthored again. * Ap­ until Thursday night in order to por- proaching tho Jnil, ono of tho leaders mit tho men of this organization to called for Sheriff Curry nnd when ha attend the athletic exhibition to ho opened tho door n dozen mon forcod staged by the Cnmphull-Lonsing Post their way in, ovorpoworing him and of tho Amorican Legion at tho Prin­ tho Jailor, ohtainod tho keys to Head’* coll nnd mndo for their victim. Head cess Theatro on Wednesday night. •1.—All officers nnd enlisted nion of wns shot twice beforo being taken thiH organization uro hereby ordered away. Ho wns then plnced in an auto report for drill during this week tomobilo nnd tnken far out on a coun­ on Thursday night, Docembor 29th, try road near old Fort Martollo and 1921, nt 7:30 p. m. there strung to n tolophone pol*. Twenty-two bullet wounds wore found GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Capt. Inf., F. N. G. Cmdg. In tho body when It was cut down. NO BOLL WEI WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Charges without an explanation of its source were made by Senator LaFollette of as follows: "On December 9, a secret meet­ Wisconsin in a formal statement is­ ing was held in Washington nt which sued yestordny, that representatives high officials of the railroads, tho of the railroads and of ‘.lie coal, steel, coal and steel and lumber interests and lumber Interest-? at a "secret" attempted to enlist the farmers in nn meeting held in Washington Decem­ 'agreement whereby all agitation by tho fnrm interests for repeal of sec­ ber 9th attempted to obtain from farm tion 15-A for tho restoration of state organization leaders nnd did obtain control over iatrastatu rates should i • from some such lenders adherence to cease. an agreement not to push legislation t “Tho great special interests repre­ to repeal tho commonly called guaran­ sented at this conference were suc­ cessful in obtaining the consent of ty section of tho transportation act certain of the farm representatives to nnd restoro statu control of state such nn agreement. rates. i "This conference was participated Tho Wisconsin senator mndo his in by tho special committee rqprosontcharges in elaborating on his asser­ nig tho railway executives, of which tion "that a plan is now afoot to per­ Mr. Attorbury of tho I’onnsylvnnin petuate tho fundamental provisions of railroad wan chairman. There had the transportation act, embodied in been a previous conference in Now section 15-A (Tho Guaranty section York September 21, of which J. It. of which n portion expires noxt March 1) and to render pormnnont tho intol­ ! CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—"Wo hnvo noverable conditions which huvo mndo Hownrd was mndo chnirmnn. tho transportation system for the past or entered into nn agreement with tho two yonis nn instrument for tho ex­ rnilronds to ccaso agitating nnything,’ ploitation of tho American pcoplo." | tho American Farm Bureau Federa­ In substantiation of his chnrgos Mr. tion Haid in n statement yesterday, in LaFollottu mndo public what ho de­ reply to tho stnteinont issued by Sonscribed as " a brief report of tho ac­ 'ntor LaFollotto- nt Washington. "Wo tion of tho ccnforonco" hold horo De­ ' nro committed to roped of section 5-A cember 9, which ho branded "as a con­ of the railroad act and will continuo spiracy to betray not only tho farm­ ^o work for it and we likewise are By tho wny, did Greece vindlcato ers but tho consuming nnd tho pro­ [committed to restoration of somo of In tho Japanose language, **th* ducing millions of tho nation. This tho powers of state rnto making com­ that grent moral principal sho was main chnnco” and tho "mainland* fighting for? report was mndo public by tho sunutor missions.” mean tho samo. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 PAGE SIX RldNEY-WOODCOCK Mr. nml Mrs. E. Woodcock announce tho mnrrlngo of their dnughtor, Madge, to E. S. HiAnoy, which took plnco Saturday ovenlftg nt tho Baptist Tontple, Hcv. Gcorgo Hyman officiat­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Rlfaoy will bo nt homo to tholr friends ntXvpopka. i n^RudolfhVUsntina aei ~ IT h e S , AT TIIE STAR THEATRE. FRIDA Y ANII SATURDAY, DEC. 30 and 31. * * * * * * * * * * * minded; n school for education and training and a colony for the segre­ gation and employment of sueli per­ sons. * STATE NEWS * + + + * + + + + + + + MIAMI, Dec. 2D.—An official rep­ resentative of the Miami city food ami diary Inspector who has just con­ cluded n tnrec months survey of tho local restaurants announces that "lunches," "cafes," "restaurants" nnd other places of like character here servo an nverage of 1-1,420 meals daily. The combined seating capac­ ity of the various places is 4,101, with a total of 7l).’l employes, and tho estimated total capital invested is $500,431. The average price paid for brcnkfnst is 31 cents, lunch 44 cents and dinner 52 cents. The survey did not include tho ho­ tel dining rooms and was confined to places catering only to white persons. WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22.— Tho problem "how enn a pump mnn bo made to pump" proved too much for the City Commission at its last meeting. The pump man who operates the water system and pumping station in the Reed addition to North Palm Beach lmd issued an ultimatum, according to Commis­ sioner Magers, that ho would pump only every other tiny and that more­ over he would not permit willing were not getting water enough and hands to "spoil" him on his off days. Accordingly, folks in that section of the city were complaining that they were not getting water enough and that sometimes they had been unable Women Voter’s League to get any for hours. Will Meet at the Court In reply to complaints J. Frank House, Friday, Dec. 30 Reed, owner of the water plant, sug­ gested to W. W. Tllibots that he try his influence with the pump mnn hut Every Woman in Seminole County Urged to Be Present Tihbets did not fancy the task and in turn suggesttd tlint the jolt lie turned Every woman in the county is not over to Commissioner Magers, who only invited, but urged to attend the hrough the subject up at the meeting. meeting at the Court House on FriAfter City Attorney Blackwell had dny, December 30th at 2:30 p. m., to given an opinion that there was noth­ consider the formation of a County ing in the charter or the statutes League of Women Voters, in connec­ which gave the Commission power to tion with the state and nationnl or­ discharge Mr. Reed’s personal em­ ganization of that name. ploye or to compel i im to pump, thu Tho League is NOT a woman’s pnrCommission officially reached the ty—it is strictly non-partisan, nnd en­ conclusion that the only way out was dorses neither a party nor an individ­ to ask Mr. Reed to firo his pump ual. mnn nnd permit the city to engngo Tho Longuo advises every woman to and pay another who would pump join the party of her choico, nnd it every day. may ondorso platforms nnd principals. Its objects arc: 1. —Education in Citizenship. GAINESVILLE, Dec. 2:i.-Tho first (piota of patients from the Htntc hos­ 2 . —Improved Legislation. pital for the insane at Chattahoochee 3.—Betterment of Schools. have arrive! here and have been quar­ •I.—Efficiency in Government. If a League is formed in Scminolo tered at the Florida farm colony for tlie epileptic and feeble minded. The County it will be along these lines and (piota included 33 girls and 7 hoys, for the purposes. Remember the date: Friday, De­ all whites and they are to be followed cember 30, 2:30 p. m. by approximately 175 more. The colony lias been established on You never can tell. Evontually the Seaboard Air Line railroad, just Chinn may have a sphere of Influenco outside the city limits nnd during the last two years nearly $200,000 has in China. been expended by tile statu in clear­ You can ho an idealist, however, ing land and erecting and equipping buildings. Approximately $200,000 without slipping tho other fellow all additional has been appropriated by tlie aces. the legislature and is no wnvnilnbio The Moore Haven Times tells that for tho further extension of the in­ N. I’. Ynntis and J. J. Hendry linvo stitution. formed a co-partnership for the pur­ Florida is the forty-third state to pose of selling Florida meats nnd make provision for its epileptics and feeble-minded eitizczns and estab­ produce. They will hnvo a special lishment of the colony apparently re­ storage place at the workss of tho sulted more from a popular demand Florida lee and power Company, nnd than the work of any individuals or will buy and sell Florida licef, pork and mutton. They will also buy pro­ organiations. The institution was opened Novem­ duce, vegetables and poultry, syrup, ber 1 and more than 100 patients al­ corn, liny and peanuts. ready have been received. Tlte purposes of the colony ns set LOST, Strayed or Stolen, one brown fortli in the legislative act providing Collie pup, five weeks old. Return for its establishment are tho provid­ ing of an asylum fur thu cam and to George Hyman, 515 Park nvonuo, 23fl-2tc protection of the epileptic and feeble- for reward. A H 8 it' When You Think of a Cord Tire There Ih only One Word to Remem­ ber, That is— ROYAL For there is but one. Don’t liny cheap, unknown hriiuda when you can buy a Royal nt the same price. ti'r alk. , Royal Royal Tubes Cord 30x3 Vt .......... ... $1H.30 $2.H0 2.95 32x3Vj .......... .... 25.75 3.45 31x4 .......... .... 29.45 3.70 32x4 .......... ..... 32.50 33x4 ......... ...... 33.50 3.HO .......... ...... 31.50 4.00 4.00 32x4 Vi ......... ...... 42.70 Royal Royal Tubes Cord 33x4 Vi ....... ....... $13.75 $1.75 4.90 34x4 Vi ....... ....... 44.85 5.10 15x1 Vi ........ ....... 40.10 5.30 10x1 Vi ......... ....... 47.10 5.70 ....... 53.20 83x5 0.00 85x5 ........ ........ 55.85 0.35 ....... 58.75 17x5 ........ Frank Akers Tire Co. , VULCANIZING F irst and Elm Ave. - • l’hone 447-W BON TON BRIDGE CLUB Tho members of tho Bon Ton Bridge Club woro most plensantly entertain­ ed this morning nt n Bridge Luncheon by Mrs. Ben Caswell nt her homo on Mngnolin ave. Thcro being two ta ­ bles of plnycrs. In tho interesting gnmo of bridge played during tho morning, high score was mude by Mrs. Robert Hines, who was given n gold Chinn unit nnd pepper shaker set. Following tho nwnrding of tho prize, Mrs. Cnswoll served salmon lonf with cream sauce, peas in timbals, cheese salad in pepper cups, hot rolls, fruit enke nnd coffee. Those enjoying tho cordial hospitnlity of this chnrming hostess wero: Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Joo Chittenden, - Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Esther Milior, Mrs. How­ ard Smith, Mrs. Dan U. Wilder of Jacksonville and Mrs. R. S. Holly. BLIND TO TEACH BLIND a The Star To-day 9 GEORGE LOANE TUCKER’S a “Ladies Must Live” with BETTY COMPSON. All tho shades of modern wornan’s life—her glory, her foibles, her follies, her wnys with the world nnd men. In a gorgeous picture of things not every­ body knows. Also FOX NEWS­ Robert Pruitt was stricken blind on his tenth birthday, while at play with a number of Chinese schoolboys In the American mission compound at IIwaiiKlisIcn, Shantung province where be was born. A blow on tho head produced paralysis of the optic nerves. That was 13 years ago. Todny as a bachelor of arts of Har­ vard, where he graduated recently. Mr. Pruitt Is returning to China with a plan to estaldlsli a school for the blind In connection with the Chinese college at llwanghsleii. Ills parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Pruitt, formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, have been sta­ tioned la llwnnghs'cn for ninny years BECK HAM-SMIT1I Dr. M. E. Gabard, of Genova dis­ trict, married Miss Ruth E, Smith nnd Mr. Harry E. Beckham nt Gonovn Sunday afternoon at four o’clock. Tho young couple nro from Sanford where they nro known to n largo cir­ cle of friends who will bo surprised DEB'S HOME COMING WILL BE CELEBRATED nnd delighted to learn of their wed­ AT TERRE HAUTE ding. Tomorrow—Bebe Daniels in “One Wild Week”; “Going Thru The Rye” Comedy 'S SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nml in our method of hnndling its product. Why tnko n chnnco? Your eminent physicians clnim thnt this water in unexcelled nnd its purity mnkes it most beneficial for mnny troubles. (llr T he Aasorlnlrd I'rma) Miss Mildred Dickson, of Orlando, TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 21.—Prepar­ spent Christmas hero with her Bisters ations for elaborate home coming Mrs. Chris Matthews and Mrs. James celebration to be held today in honor Stewart. of Eugene V. Delis by local Socialists was abandoned when it became known Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams an­ commutation granted by President nounce tho birth of a son. Harding did not become effective un­ til Sunday, committee on arrange­ Mr. and Mrs. James White nnd son ments announced thnt the celclirntion of Jacksonville, were tho guests would bo hold as soon as possible af­ Christmas of Mrs. M. Nelson at her ter Debs’ arrival. home on Elm ave. After w0 preserve tho Ear Eastern Edward Nelson, of Miami, spent markets for Amcrlcn, the next stop the week end hero with his mother, will lie to get Amerienn business men Mrs. M. Nelson. interested in them. The proposed bond issue of $750,­ D. G. Wagner, of Kissimmee, is 000 for tho bard surfacing of tho visiting ills many Snnford friends to­ roads in Mndiaon county passed by day. Mr. Wngnor is state agent for a largo majority tho pnst wock. n life insurance company nnd trnvcls ovor a big territory and ho says thnt Snnford is oioking rich and prosper­ ous nnd ho socms ninny improve­ ments. The Ford people of Snnford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this wnter for batteries. Cnll phone 311 nnd have n bottle of this wnter sent you nnd protect your health. Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE N. J. Lilian), of the Herald Print­ ing Co., left todny with Mrs. Lillinrd for a week’s stny at Okeechobee City whore ho will look after tho interests of tlie Okeechobee News and take a vacation fishing and enjoying tlie big lako country. ELEVEN EGYPTIANS KILLED IN FIGHTING ( l l r T h e A aa o cln trd I 'r ra a ) LONDON, Dec. 27.—Eleven Egyp­ tians were killed, fourteen wounded in recent nationalist disturbances in Cairo says foreign office statement. There were no British casualties. Osmlrlduim In Tasmania. Recent exploration and develop­ ment have revealed eiioriiious de­ posits of osiiilrhllmii and gidd-bearillg gravels In ilic valleys of tlie largo rivers of lIn* western division of TimiiiiimIii , w h i c h Is the sole producer on a large scale of point iiiclnl osmlrldImu. For <hc first half of 11)20 (lie pro­ duction was I.OP.'I ounces, valued at £ 11.012. In March. 1020, Ilic local price reached £-12 Ills, per ounce, stub's (lie London Times Trade Supplement. Make Your Wish for the New Year A Super-Hero. (t "Anything mmxuul In tin* ennrt of domestic relations lids morning’/" "A young wniuiiu who iiiniTlcd u Lo­ gos war hero wauls n divorce.” "Tluit Inis happened before." “Bill lids fellow Inis large Ideas. Ill* claims in Imvi* won the luiiili- of •lie .Marne.”—lUniilngluiin Age llciabl. If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds. Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— LANE’ S SUB-DIVISION Reward of Merit. "NYluit's ilic most attractive feature of fiiria life'/" asked the cit.i dweller. "Knocking off work on Sulurduy and going In town In the lllvver," said the truthful agriculturist.-—Blrminghiu: Age,-Heroic. and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots Rural life affords more fresh air and fewer fresh youngsters. NOTICE! Tho rcgulnr annual mooting of tho stockholders of tho Snnford Building Si Loan Association of Snnford, Fla., will bo hold in accordanco with its by­ laws in tho offlco of tho Asoclntlon, 108 Mngnolin Avonuo, Snnford, Flori­ da, on Saturday, January 14, 1022, at 7:30 p. m., for tho purposo of olccting n board of directors to servo for tho onsuing year, and for tho transaction of any othor business thnt may prop­ erly como boforo tho mooting. ’ A. P. CONNELLY, 12-onw-4w Socrotnry. PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00 -EASY TERMS E. F. LANE Phone 95- 5 “THE REAL ESTATE MAN”- -Phone 95 .tm m iH iiiH H H H ia a u H a m iH u iu n iiia u u a a ia M iia iH iiiiiH H iu H n i" �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 PAGE TWO to offer them anything they want, tbiiB. Many of them are in Europe hut they have never been gouged nnd n large portion of the time. Theso I t U l k t l e v e r y ■ f l e r n o o n e x c e p t S u n ­ we might add that they will not ho extra high salaries with no services d e r n t t h e l l e r n l d H u II iI I i ik . 107 gouged in Sanford. Tho Lakeland rendered is one of the lands that rail­ M i ( n o l l « A r r , N n n f o r d . Kin. Telegram is only one of tho many road stocks nru currying and fofr : G uessed the Exact Number Florida papers taking up this phase which the people ore asked to put up of the case in tho following editorlnl the cash in high freight nnd passen­ % of Seeds In the Citron l ’U IlM SIlK H H ger rates. on the subject: . J . HOLLY— ____ ..................K d l l o r Thu water shipping idea should not "In n timely nnd cnutlonsly word­ J . L tL L A ItD ...„ ...H ecretn ry > T rrn au rrr 3 ■ A . N K I2 L ...................... r i e n e m l k l n n n i t r r ed editorial the Mihml Herald dis­ he permitted to he silenced by any ■ L. l i t W IN .....C lrrtiln lliiu H n n a t r r R outside inltuence. Water shipping I’honr 148 up to fliOO I'. It, cusses the slump in tourist traffic H 1 A d v e r t l a i n * I t n t e n M nde K n o w n o n amid warns the people that, if they for thi» locality will he the snving R A p p licatio n clause to farming and fruit culture. wish the tide to return to its old time 3 R ■ n fe n e rlp tlo n l ' r l r e In A d v n n r e R Our people should stand sulidly to­ volume, tho prnctlco of profiteering This institution, whose success nnd strength has Y e n r ......................................... fn.no I Wins any Pair of # gether on this subject.—ReporterM o n t h * ................................... il.00 in rents must cense. ■ D e l i v e r e d In C i t y tiy C a r r i e r been bullded by a loyal people, whose most vriluStar. R Miami is not the only city In Flor­ ) * • W e e k ......................................... IB C e n t* Shoes Desired H ida which has thus cut down one of . j “T h e h i * IS t o I N - | i « | r W e e k l y H e r * nblc asset Is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of ■ IS YOU11 BUDGET HEADY? B id e n ti r e l y e o v rr* S em tnote C o u n t y its most reliable sources of Income. ■ . a n d I* p u b l l a h e d e v r r y K r ld n y . A d v r r At lenst one west const town, which those who know it best and whose highest en­ t l l t l f ra te * m nde k n o w n on npp llrn * | Another Shipment t l o n . D e m o e r n t l e In p a l l l l r * . fiiJIO p e r we shall not name, hut which is eas­ It is time to make up tho budget for R y e n r . a l w n r * In n d v n n e e . deavor Is to attnin still higher plains of service— a ily reached by boat from Tampa, is 1022. That tho budget for 11)22 did a M lBM II(:il T I I K A N S Q C IA T B II PIIKNS snld to lie suffering a good deal more nut work at all is no reason for not wishes you n happy, healthful nnd prosperous thnn it is willing to ndmit from ilia <PSn mnking this one, but the more reason ■ New Year. same cause. ^ ----For the-----Landlords got the fever. All tho j Tor it, R Rather quiet nfter the storm. ■ ■ R traffic would hear was their motto. There is one precious truth to bo ---------- o----------■ R ■ "Others are doing it, why shouldn't! remembered. If the income is not This seems to ho a dancing week. ■ we?" was their excuse. And they J fixed, do not take ns a ha;.is tho larg- “ r R One every night. R cnlmly ignored the fact thnt tho ubi- est sum the family is likely to have. * -----------o----------"Cream Clears Up a Stuffed Head,” quitimis tourist, discussing his trip Take the lowest figure. Don’t gam-1 8nys medicine r.d in daily papers. in a hundred different places, carried hie in futures. Then if more money Not some of the stuffed heads wo tho news far and wide and created |»ours in thnn you have counted on, in an amazing brief space of time, 1there will bo "n grand glorious fcolS A N F O R D , FLA. saw yesterday. the impression that such nnd such a ing." . ---------- o----------- « , Wull Street is not worrying about place was a rich man's town, didn’t j If the income is nil right now, bud| synthetic gold. Why should Wall wnnt middle-class visitors, nnd was get anyhow. Make nn cstlmato pnred J to the core and then try it out when pnrtmcnt said lie "had nil he could do Street worry about filthy lucre or running a "regular skin game.” Lakeland has suffered less, perthe money comes in again. And don’t looking after cars stolen in his own Hew lucre or any kind of lucre. haps, than any other large town in think you can’t budget if you have town without looking nftcr other town's stole nears, too," and refused Tampa Tribune says that some one the state from that cause. Its ropli* debts. Allow a certain sum every month to ho paid on hack hills and 1° take the message which would tntion is still favorable. Novortho ut the police station refused to give Tampa police headquarters any in­ less, it is hound to share witih the don’t run any new ones, and you’ll hi ve advised him of tho the't of a formation or satisfaction over the real culprits a certain amount of the come up to prosperity hand-over-hand. Tampa m r fur which tl.e owner ufA bunking house suggests tho fol- ft cd a reward phone about n stolen automobile. This criticlsm, Receipt of the message wctild no: There is just enu sensible thing to lowing as fair percentages: Food, statement should he investigated, do, and that is to show such a spirit 25 po rcont; shelter, 20 percent; oper- have cost him anything. It was thu ----------- o----------of the Business starts right up nftcr o friendliness and fairness that, no uting expenses, light, heat, etc., IB! first time in the experience that co­ think of o t h e r per cent; clothing 20 per cent; adTmipn police department Christmas just as if nothing had hap­ matter wlint they o; oration had been refused.—Tampa places, those who come to Lakeland vancement, 20 per cent. In tho latter pened. There is much building to •do around the city and in the busi­ will go away with kind feeling in are included savings, insurance, phy- Tribune. . ..... - r * - ~ —:--- 1—r:—r ness portion. Sanford needs a doz­ thclr hearts and ready to defend the alciiui, education,, church and boriovAnother early winter hardship is uRiaiHRHsaaiaRiiiaiaaRRaRiiiiaaMRHiiRiiisiiiiisiaiRRR lonco, ami thu like. If thu schedulu place against any and all aspersions," en or moro smaller store rooms for ■ a doesn’t fit, it can lie modified to suit tlr t of getting a soft-collar neck ucmany purposes. • cu. turned to the rasp of a stif^ colyour needs.—Tampa Tribune.. ALL WATER SHIPPING. loi. This is the time to stimulate bus­ West Florida should take nothing (HAND CONCERT THURSDAY iness and keep the trade coming. The ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO AND COMPLETE PROGRAM ■if A iijillt-iillon f u r ’I ' m I ) m l * for grantd in the matter of reduct­ holiday season is over hut there are t nUi-r S f c i l i m B7B, ill tli*1 SUIT YOU Hevornl winter months before us, and ion in railroad rates, either passen­ Lt-nrrnl Htulutc* The bund concert Thursday night in ger or freight. Reduction will only | It looks like they will be cold months. In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J . A. • You can make money buying for advance. Good limo to sell your winter stuff be made as the railroads are driven Central Park will bo one of thu big t.- ‘■'iimrleu onU. n u r c h u s u r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e now. Use The Daily Ilei.Jd—it gets to it by law or by the laws of supply features of holiday week. The follow­ No CMiIl, .tilted I lie r.tl) (lily o f . tune, A. You are going to build a home one of these r> I SIM, Iuih f i le d hulit c e r t i f i c a t e In and demand. Railroad officials are ing program will lie rendered: the customers. nit o f f i c e a n d li as m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it now touring the country, not so much March—Superhus ............ C, Rockwell tn d e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h In' Sa i d c r l If lent o e i n h r a c n s I h o fol* Overture--Princess of India .....King with a view of determining what is by easy stages. b>» t v, (lower limit p r o p e r t y Mi niat ed In t The Daily Herald will ho taken ov­ Vocal Solo—Tho Sunshine of Your S"-i Inot c C n u n l y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : N W I 1 e r to Enterprise every afternoon the matter witli railroads as to as­ W , o f Hoc. 17. T w p . 31 B, II. 30 If you have some money, will build one or S Smilo............................. Liliun Ray of ti! The H a l t ) l a n d Im Itor a s s e s s e d n t t h o commencing the first of January. certain just how determined the peo­ tit. • of Mm i e s u i t nc e o f Much c e r t i f i c a t e Chas. llrudy two houses. J: In ! «i n a m e o f W. II. W h i t e . Wo have a good correspondent over ple arc, and how far they will go in Popular Hits of ’21—I’ve Got tho A lt o : T a x C e r t l f l c n t o No, 1802, d a t o d their demands for lower rates. there and Enterprise people will get Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the ; (I *, filh d a y o f J u l y , A. It. 1887, h a * f i l ed Hluea ............................. G. Guskill nhld No one knows bettor thnn these c e r t l r l c a l o In m y of f i c e , a n d h a s their dully paper every evening al­ [ 'n> dn a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d !«• I s s ue Patrol—Whistling JohnnluH.......... game noW 'M J most as soon as Sanford people. This railroad officials what and where the , in n c o o r d n n c n w i t h l aw . Bald c c r t l f l .................................... Fred Huger i•" *e e m b r a c e s t h o f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d through the courtesy of fnpt. Atkin- trouble is. Through public service I p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o m i t y , Intermission won, thnt bluff olil son dog who Is commissions, state and nationally, doing so much for Sanford with his they have been enabled to hulld up March—Tho Kilties..........S. E. Morris “ * •i u . 2 rates to an extent never before ex­ Intermezzo—Howl of I'anises........ flno new boat. ..................... ........... Jules Roynard perienced. Through well directed propaganda they had hoped to get Waltzes—Old Chestnuts....M, L. Luke HUMPING THE TOURISTS. by with it. Hut with nit their 0f. Song—From Musical Comedy Mary AGENT So many tourist towns Inst winter fort, the people were not to > fool-! Die L°v® Nest..................L. Hirsch I* 4« . I f intn grab led every tiling the tot, Hants had cd, mid railroad companies soon found Selection—Gents of Stephen Foster Tobani their business slipping nwny from because they could get away with it Star Spangled Hnnnor...... .....Key [ lllllIRlIlBIIIRIIRIIIIIRIIIBIIEnnilllRIIIIIIIIIIIIUI nnd they are now feeling the effects them. Now they nro making Homo 1 i UP pretenses nt remedial adjustment. *of it, hocarse the tourists nrc pass­ SANFORD POSTOFFICF ■ Relief will only come when tho ship­ ing them by on the other side. You ■ HANDLED HEAVY TRAFFIC ■ cun grab off anything one time, pers of the country find a way of get­ ■ IN EFFICIENT MANNER ting along without tho rnilronds. THE STRONGEST ■ but never again. You cannot holp ■ All wutor shipment from Florida GUARANTEED cither yourself or your town by bumping tho visitors.. Rome of them points Rooms feasible and when this \ CiU't. P. M. Elder, our efficient TIRE MADE poati .. ter and his nldo corps of as­ ■ Jimp he cranky am! ask for more is accomplished, railroads will find ■ sist: U .ne to ho congratulated upon than thoir per diem entitles them, moans pf reducing their rates. N o t. 'Kir >nulling of a big Christmas hut usually human nature is tho same before. The Miami .Steamship com- 1 btiBinoKC. Tho postmaster and his puny, in reducing, rates fifty per cent the world over and no one tikes to ■ Cords Sizes assistants worked day and night to Fabrics ■ GORDON, of Sanford f'd th.it he or rhe is being robbed between that city and Jacksonville, ■ 30x3 relieve the congestion and everything $ 9.80 n fruits nnd vegetables, will enable ■ Whether it he by Jrs.su James or by $18.00 30x3 V i woikod as smooth as glass all the $12.50 ■ .Tokho in tho latter day role of a ho- the growers of that section to mar­ week, and while the crowds had u. $19.15 ■ 32x3'/; $25.50 PHIL KEITH, of Birmingham ■ ket their products at a profit. It ™ proprietor. Sanford, not being 31x1 1 $21.75 stand in line at times to get their may be lie menus, too, of tho Enst >ln ihe strictly tourist class m a de a $32.10 32xt $25.35 EIGHT ROUND EXHIBITION ■ treasonable rate for hotel neeotttodn- (’oast railroad reducing freight rates mail, there was no delay and every­ $20.50 $33.10 33x1 one was satisfied. ■ so thnt they will be fair to shippers. lMRasJn.it year and had a fair share ■ $31.25 $27.25 34x4 The postofllco has already out­ ■ On the •tourist trade, and they were West Florida will need the competing grown its quarters and Postmaster $38.40 Good Wrestling Match and a Fast ■ $11.90 32x1 Zi satisfied with the accomodations and rates of water shipping before it will Elder knows how to get tho proper $34.50 $12.85 33x1 Z t Battle Royal ■ the price. They are coming back get any permanent relief. 35x5 $51.75 results even in a crowded area and $13.55 ■ No one will want to beat the rail­ this year and bringing their friends ■ road companies down to rulnntlon tho way he handled the heavy holi­ ■ with them for they foul that while ■ day business in a matter for congrat­ rates. That would be detrimental to Hanford may not offer them the var­ ulation to him and his clerks. B ied attractions of a real tourist town all interests. Hut rnilrond organiza­ Sanford can Well he proud of tho ORLANDO, FLA. tion has been n matter of etock job­ B it offers all the hunting nnd fishing ■ American Legion Athletic Association bing in the past, whereby roads are efficient force at the postoffice. ■ nnd good roads and good accomoda­ -I* capitalized and bonded from three to Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted tions and will soon be able to offer five limes their nctunl cost, ami then SANFORD POLICEMAN jthom a duo country club and golf NOT IN ANY HUMOR TOM MOORE links. We have a good bait I for in order to keep tftoso stocks and BflflMBBBBBBBBBflflBEQflflBSflBWSBBlia VQBBflBBBBflBflBBBBBBBBRBB FOR CO-OPERATION bonds on the market at figures that Optomctrlst-Opticlnn them and we have the same climate mnde them attractive to investors, thnt some tourist towns have and a Opp. Postoffice Somebody at Sanford who an­ they Imd to show large earning pow­ much better climate than many of ers. This they did at the expense of swered a long distance telephone call We Appreciate Your Business them can offer. And when our new the public. These stock jobbers have from the Tampa police department tourist hotel is built we will be able made immense fortunes without the last night nnd represented himself ns Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated investment of a dollar. The ability speaking for tho Sanford police doto manipulate was the investment • they put in to the business. Thov ROSE FOUR Good moalH, $H.OO por week, Tho u knew hqw to organize capital and Temple Club, corner Third nnd Park. CHICKEN SAI.AD u market secttrlolos. This was their BLISS TRIUMPH A delicious chicken salad, nurt in railroad building. In opera­ n tion they were equally skillful, for which is quickly prepared, COBBLERS Henry McLaulin, Jr. sa they managed by a system of inleria made by using a can of o p t . n. -of1icklng directors to shift business This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, Purity Cross Chicken Salad, OPTIC1A N—OPTOM ETH 1ST nnd accounts to suit circumstances, from fields free from Plight infection HOUSE chill this thoroughly then and hv overlapping of official titles, B M add celery if desired and they managed-to keen all comnnuies H 11 PECK BAGS CLEANING U loaded down with high salaried men arrange on lettuce. M who did not perform nn** rent dntv. U Ask for Prices .• B i ARTICLES ■ U is a well known fact thnt "pay tyVfc;kl roll’’ men operated the railroads. The big chlu'H find tlu< men who can do the practical operating and tiioz.o arts Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated hired. They aro simply employes. EVILS EXAMINED B 1) .■! ■ < x / 2 Plumes m -49» The Heads who wear tho titlus and SANFORD FLORIDA WEI.a k a ULOCK jj draw tho munificent mtlnrio* kww 121- Last. 1st Hi. Bnmurd, r u '■ ■ very little about tho actual opera*: "15 GRIND OUR OWN I.ENSE a i m .............. SANFORD DAILY HERALD Miss Mae Goodbee s The Bank of Safety [HE HERALD PRINTING CO. Security-Service ! 758 1 JAZZ OXFORDS l LADIES, ^ MEN [ eSore \ The Peoples Bank of Sanford j W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS .I Miller Tires NEW PRICES j Meisch Realty Company j A. P. I Wrestling and Athletic Exhibition s W. R. LINK TIRE CO. PRINCESS THEATRE, WED. DEC. 28TH SEE OUR WINDOW DEANE TURNER • ui-, BALL HARD­ \ Chase WARE CO. & Company ; �W«L.fiL—t . 1 ■. Uut’j **Y "*;,• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 :« THEWEATHER = m To Onr F a rm e rs: officers of the First National Bank aro men who are permanently identified with the future of this city and community. 1 Who are home people who intend to stand sec„ iunruly behind the farmers of this nnd whose policy has ever been one of alertness to assist in every constructive move­ ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ perity of your farm. IT you are invited to make this institution your 1 i.Miikimr headquarters and to come in and talk " „ver your financial needs with us. II | First N ational B an k A COMMUNITY BUILDER | F. p. F o r s t e r , Pres. In and About r, nip UmiiionlnK* Mention hi tf,ll er» In llrlef p.fMtiml linin'* of Intercut B. F. Whitner, Cashier & The City •jfi Celery if looking fine. Fim. weather, line weather, but Ith.it cold spell will never nrrlvc. has n Inrue entile ranch in Volutslft m \ 'arming lands in Seminole coun­ ty. ____ The hunt line from Sanford to En­ terprise is bringing tho people to Saanford to trade. The merchants ihonld co after the trade that natur­ ally wans to come to Sanford if en­ couragedMr, and Mrs. Walsh and family of Wilmington, N. C., are in tho city for a short slay with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh were residents of this city several years ago and have many friends here who are always (dad to cce them. Sum m ary of the Floating Small Talk* H ueelnrth Arranged for H em 'il I t e i d e r ' Hn Hn Hu Ho M 'u For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Thursday; warmer in extreme northeast portion. m im io iP iiR in iia n h m m h n A M i i i M i i PAGE HIRER Da enjoy Lnko Monroo nnd our riv­ ers nnd lakes and have their yacht horo all tho time. They are great Sanford boosters nnd their friends nro nlwnys glad to see them. N FIRST CAR OF CARHAGE ROLLED OUT THIS MORNING I* Hu m One of the first cars of cnbbnge roll­ n ed out todny under thu auspices of tho Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., tho cab­ i bage being from the farms of Messrs. Murphy and Lee at Oviedo, and brought a good price. Cnbbnge is said to he the finest this year ud tho outlook for good money in cabbage is very bright. There is considerable i this se-'tion and it is looking (Inc. K* K3 Ha KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION 1 He Taylor Commnndcry will meet in Ha Ha special conclave on Frldny evening, Ha December 30th, 1921 at 7:00 p. m. Both the Order of Malta and tho Ho Order of thu Temple will ho confer­ tM red. Please attend in full dress uni­ Hn form. Visiting Sir Knights welcome. Ha II. E. TOLAR, Ha Eminent Commander. Ha Ha Ha LEGION DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT. Ha As you know tho date has been Ha changed for the big Legion dance and Ha it will he held at the Court House Fri­ Ha day. night instead of Saturday night. Ho A good time is promised everybody Ha who attends. Good floor, good music. Ha Ha Ha GERMAN ENVOYS GOES TO PARIS FOR MEET S SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : HU Ha Going down, yes. Short drop from 80 to 70 but n Ha drop nevertheless nnd it will H« help things some. It hns Ha been snld that Florida was Ha dry on Christmas and is dry *Hs now. Of course this is * '• something that few of us H« know anything about hut H«s tho rainfall is evenly dlBHa trihuted, the sun is shining Ha and tho moonshines at tho Ha old still on tho you know. Ha Have you a little still in Ho your house? Ha BrlD A. M. DEC. 28, 1021 Ha Maximum .................... 70 Ha Minimum .......... 05 Hu Range ........................... 50 Hu Iiaromoter ..................00.20 Ha Northwest nnd clear. Pa Ha Hn Hu ra Ha F.a h« Ha guests of the Valdez Hotel and aro BERLIN, Dec. 27.—Dr. Fischer, greatly pleased with Sanford's cli- chairman of the German war debt J. It. Hayden is in the city attain amt is busy looking after his largo mnate and the city in genornl. They commission, has been instructed to interests in this section. Mr. Hayden may locate hero for the winter. proceed to Paris for oral discussion with the reparations commission. His D. C. Cross, of Mncon, On., was in mission concerns Germany’s forthcom­ Willie Stringfellow of DoLaml, the city yesterday on a business mis­ ing reply to the reparations commis­ Jacksonville and Hanford is here to -, sion. sion's inquiries and was decided upon day shaking hands with his many friends. , It. C. Clough, of Cleveland, is spend- after informal vonforcncs btwn the n after informal conferences between 1ing a few days In Sanford attending the members of tho cabinet, Dr. RathCaptain Atkinson brought the pco- t() business. cnau and Rudolf Hnvcnstoin, presi­ plo over from Enterprise to trade _____ dent of the Reichhank, at which sev­ Saturday nnd made them a contpli-] Mrs. Dan U. Wilder leaves this aferal under secretaries of the ministers mentary trip so they could do their tornoon for Orlando where she will of finance and economics also wero shopping. 'visit until Friday. present. (Indus! vp) Ask About it rMf sr&/?£ w /jr /s S a n fo r d , F l a . BHBtlBHBQHUISUBUBUBMnCIBlIBBBUBBBBBBflflBBBBBBBBnBBflBBBBBBB A BARGAIN FOR CASH 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ tation. Flowing wells. A. P. C O N N E L L Y CLASSIFIED ADS I'lasifified advertisements, 5 cents » line. N*> ml taken for less thin. A post card menu of tho Floronton Miss Lucilo Newby, who is nttond25 cents. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask Hotel at St. Petersburg bears tho ing Stetson University at DcI.nnd, is Sanford Constructs Co must accompany nil orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac­ name of W. B. Olson, formerly with spending the holidays hero with bur CONTRACTORS-AND BUILDER* cordingly! ' •*the Seminole Hotel of this city,, and parents, Mr. anti Mrs. J. T. Newby. Planes nnd Specifications Cnecrlulb wo opine that this efficient caterer ---- jrpFurnished 4l BIGGEST MUSHROOMS is with tho Floronton nnd doing well. Mr. nnd Mrs. Day have arrived in ■1 . All Work Guaranteed y 7 ‘V w > 'i. tho city from their home in Pennsyl­ II. T. PACE LOST—A wrist watch, Swiss movoP. O. Box 1*. | meiit, Pntrin attached to black rib­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Elderkoln nnd Miss vania and as is their custom, will bon band. Finder ploaso phono 330-J, Freldn Elderkoln of Nova Scotia aro spend the winter here. Mr; and Mrs. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS 237-3tp LOST Quick Service Transfer l Storage Facilities B A N Ss If we please you, tell others; If no> tell us. Phone 498 Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Ave., between 2nd nnd Third. E. B. BERGQU1ST. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS iUsed Car Sanford Welding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg,, 205 Oak Ave. INSURANCE N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Florida Sanford ( HANDLER, 7-pass. only..... $840.00 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAWL1NG. Prop.___ ............$350.00 ■ BED, 5-pass...... PAIGE, 5-pass, good buy, only $650.00 Sanford Machine 8? Foundry Co. NASH, 5-pass., dandy buy.......$325,00 *I• 1 I Ur • * *» <k General Mnchinc ami Boiler Works * I -* * Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear h bands in stoea U (,’rauk Shulls Ite-turued *• Those bargains will last but a short time -------------terms can be arranged n U sed Car S a les Next to Post Office r u m n . i a H H t.i ►»»*■* FOR RENT IFOR RENT—-1 room furnished house, phono 57(1 between 5 and (1 o’clock ;p.ni. 231-fllo | FOR RENT—Two furnished boil rooms, CM Park Avo. 212-tfc k V ty * v<y? F*OR RiSNT—Bed room, 311 I’nrk avenue. 178-tfc FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono -137-W, corner Elm & Third Street. 195-tfc r<iit lU 'Y T Y rc irn rrY ro . w um i™ display window, No. 221 East First street, opposite postoffico. 230-tfc furnished bod FOR RENT—One room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. Little Violet Schroder holding a mushroom grown by tier father John, 19D-tfc who sent II to President Harding, It weighed three pounds and Is said to FOR RENT—5 room bungalow, fur­ nished, 2 garages. Good location. have been of record breaking size. —B, F. Lane, "Tho Real Estate Man" 230-3tp FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenettes, FOR SALE Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-20tp FOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J. E. FOR REN*!1—5 roonTTwitiso lfurnished. Spaulding. 234*4tc $75,011 per month. Good locution.— FOR SALE—Paper slid! pecans, 801 E. F. Lane. 234-3tp Mognolin, FOR RENT—Good seven room hmisei well located. $15 por month.—A, FOR SALE—Ono 25 Romingtuu auto­ P. Connelly. 230-tfc matic rifle with 500 cartridges. One 12-gauge Winchester pump. One Wa n t e d Remington ni tutnatlc 3H pistol, lnWANTED—Position by refined lady quire Smith Bros. Garage. 23i-0tp as housekeeper, companion or plnin FOR SALE—Eight room houso with sowing, Mrs. Brown, 317 Third SL hath. Immediate possession. Small 23U-2tp payment down, long timu on balance. See Lane or txjdrcss Box 782, Day- WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.'—R. tonn, Fla. 10fl-Tu-Sat-4w L, Garrison. Phono 3711. lO'.i-St-Tu FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call U*if • *4 4 MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams George A. DeCottes splendid, medium steed farm mules Hotel Montezuma Attorney-at-Law at low prices,—F. N. Burt, DeLeon U “Sanford's New Mutt*)” Over Seminole County Bank Springs, Fla. 231-lfltc 2 *1.50 lip Per Bay 8 AN FORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Household and kitchen 2 S. O. Sbinholfier furniture.—000 I.aurell Ave., cor­ ner of 0th street nnd Laurel Avenue. HARTFORD BATTERY Contractor uml Iluiltier 230-2tp “Battery In aura nee" " S v n FMRD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Westinghouso ele. trie Sold nntl Serviced by motor; 80 feet best gratlo water H. W. NICKERSON l i d w . Higgins, I n c . Public Accountant; Audits—Systems hose and ono lawn mower.—203 Ma­ ple Avo. 230-2 tp Income Tax Service Haight & Wieland Room 10 McNelll-DnvlH Bldg. FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— Smith Bros. Garage Herald office. 237-3tp E x p e rt RcpuirinR BALE--Steel drum with fifty SANFORD NO VELn FOR gallons water-proof paint for con­ OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIF.8 WORKS crete houses. Cheap for cash at tho Oak and First Hernld office. 237-3tp V. C. COLLEU, 1‘rup. H [BARGAINS ---------- ----------------- a The vocational committee of the Husl£ ness and Professional Women's Club ■ requests all young wonmn desiring b employment to register at tho First 2 National Uank. 2 AGNES G. BERNER. Ci.nirrnnn W. L. Wicklander >i 4 a i ---- _— gj.. Employment Bureau.. 11 you have a car to sell, see me at once dtaacaam \A ---------------------------------- -— General Shop and Mil' f FOUND i G eo. W . K n ig h t FOUND—A man’s ring. Owner can Real E s ta te nnd ln a u ra n ce CONTRACTOR nnd BUU.DEV have same upon identification. See FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street Banford, Fla H. Etola at Crown Paper Co. 237-ltc SANFORD IJBQKUn^rJUULIktQUUaBBBB t ->u Ir.r t.M* ^a*l. Work r.n s 1'■*4 --■Mv K&t *• *> ” ''j ' " , . , A ^1 ?| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 28, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/141d50d0e4d61ebf3ba2e0f5b6b8df6a.pdf f958d70b3fcb1ce437054229c363d45f PDF Text Text Sanford THE " fiiy Substantial ^ T he S anford D aily H erald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST Sanford THE “ City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 236 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 volum e lovers ta k e po iso n TOO POOR TO MARRY JERSEY COUPLE SUICIDE ONE HUNDRED MILLION INCREASED RATES NOT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED GRANTED BY I. C. C. ON FOR MERCHANT MARINE STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS And Proposed That Shipping Board Sell the Bal• ance of Fleet SYNTHETIC GOLD Existing Rates are High WLL NOT DISTURB WALL STREET MEN MODERATE RETURN Day SEN. TRAMMELL WANTS REDUCTION IM 1?YPR1?WS R ATFSI 111 liAI LILOOI I BOTH TOOK POISON WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—A ftnnl conference of o fficial of lending mnrlno trnnnportntion companion with the shipping hoard’s special subsidy LO hnnn railed for January .Crentlon of n government nmrlno High Enough and Iniurnnco, non-profit making corporThen Some ntlon to Insure its own ships nnil to 'offer hull insurnneo nt cost to private UV American owners backed by a loan of $100,000,000. Other suggested schomW11ICI1 IS ONE OF TIIE MOST IM- 5 to pnss upon n tontntlvo p,nn form u' ;0s Includo tho carrying in Amorlcnn GERMANY WILL NEVER MAKE POUTANT SUBJECTS IN Inted by tho commlttco providing t e r , gb|p„ of nt icaHt fifty pcr cont 0f t ho 1CAN BE GUARANTEED FROM ENOUGH GOLD TO PAY ,l()Y a n d g ir l D e c id e d t h a t CATEGORY ' tho subsidising of the Amorlcnn m o r-' Immigrants coming to tills country; ! EXISTING RATE ANI) EXPRESS DEBTS THIS WORLD CONTAINED -------chnnt marine to insuro its m ainten-'n ship licensing system; amending I COMPANIES WILL TAKE IT (Hr The AaaoHntrd Prraa) NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—Wall Strcot ( -------NOTHING FOR THEM. 'and revising of navigation laws; proWASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Senator ance. <iir Thr Aaanclatrd 1’reaa) " _ Park Trammell, who for months has Tho committee has formed to study lorentlnl througn rates to American was undisturbed today over tho p o r-, PASSIAC, N. j., Dcc’ “7’- 1 0 0 oultu nctivc in trying to b rin g ' the hoard question of subsidies a t tho Ung vessels, tho extension of const- sistent rumor that Gorman scientist! WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Incronspoor to marry That was tho reason b 9 * . auggestlon of President Harding who wlso laws to our insular possession*, has succeeded in making synthetic os in express rntes on strnwborrlos that impelled Thomas Brands, 18, and (about a reduction of freight rates, is ^ ^ Hpccla| roferonec to this moth- and tho co-operation of shipping bonrd gold. Certain chemists nro nlso skop- from Florida to tho North nnd East hj^ sweetheart, Matilda Itist, 17, to „ |so urging and insisting upon a re- flf nRS{Btincc American ship owners in ' mid navy to secure better componsa- t|cnl. If Germans wait for synthetic sought September 20 woro refused by tnke their lives liy poison hero onr'y ^ductlon of express rntes. Following jd„ message a t tho last congress. Tho tion of the merchant marine officers gold to make reparations payments the Interstate Commerce Coinmlothoy will probably need longer mor-'sion. Existing rates commission said, today, the hoy told tho police at tho , ^ offopt8 to brlng about BOme re. ,,inn when f innlly approved, will bo and men of the naval reserve, hospital where ho died. I submitted to President Harding who Believing that indirect aid will not ntorium than they now Heck said Dr. sufficiently high to secure CXJ’J‘®*8 Thomas was a clerk and hiH g»>... ’ ir l, fr"'» lhc prc8cnt e’tpr088 cnnr« oxpcctod to mlnpt some of its pro- alone enable American ships to oper- Horace G. Byers, head of tho Chcm- companies reasonable return. Shipto « stenographer. They met n c s , Senator Trammell in a letter ate successfully in competition with istry Department of Cooper Union, meats usually made In pony refrigorvisions in a message to Congress. was became fnst tho Interstate Commerce Commission year ago and soon In its present form which, mom- those of others, the committee also I’rofessor Irving Fisher, of Ynlo, hns ators. friends. On account of financial con­ appealed to the Commission to inves0f the committee emphatically has adopted tentatively the following gone to Germany to investigate tho reported discovery. ! TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2 7 .- Notlco ,| not plan an early u th(j 8ont h,gh cxpress rntCs stated today, was not official and is methods of direct assistance: ditions they did _________________ of the order cancelling tho express ping Saturday, however,' ^ n vJow t(J |)rlnglnjf n,)01ll n re(hlc. H U bJcct to changes in any one of its Establishment of American ship marriage. On | companies' recent schedules incronshasis with DUBS W II.I, W O RK tho plan proposes both dl- on the girl confided* to ............ her s w. e e........ t h e a r t ^ Scnator Trammell’s letter to features, ------------------------------, an even competitive _ . , J ‘ w n t, r n v V » T t in*: tho weight nnd charges on pony that she felt they should mnrry s o o n . c h a i r m a n of the Commission is as reel and indirect aid, tho formor thru that of Great Britain, by a basic pa>l U l l A L L L U IN Y IL t. | refrigerators used by Florida straw ­ nnd decided It it f(i,joW||i Thev talked it over and ' diversion, and the latter thru ostnb- mont to American ship operators to ... \y iiiM P T n v i w o7 _Enircne l,l'rr>’ growers, was received by tho was out of the question for financial "Ah Door Sirlishment of a revolving loan fund of cover the general wage and subslstWASHINGTON. Dec. - 7^ h U B e n o , p|ori||j| Kn|lromI Commission hero m ,sons. They then resolved to die. V. Delis, tlx1 Socialist lender “ I have just received from Mr. A. $100,000,000. <lifforimtl.il between the ships yesterday from tiie Interstate Com* They planned to make it Christmas B. Prevntt, at Sevillie, Florida, an ae- ' Other suggestions now comprised In Making available a portion of the ten year prison sentence for viola­ morco Commission. Bay. hut postponed it rather th a n , count sales from S. F. Padgett & Co., the plan are understood to includo: remunerative filial of about $8,000,- tion of the espionage net was com­ bring grief to their families on ft i Klchmond,I, Va., showing that that That tho shipping annum. for ............ encouraging con muted on Christmas day, came hero Tiint tno snipping bonrd oonrn sell sun its im r e u- , 000 * per 1 -............. holiday and waited until this morn- fjrn) *ol(, for Mr. I’ndgott seven crates mnining fleet as rapidly as possible slruction of mail curriers. yesterday direct from tiie Atlanta iag. They bought poison, tolling the of cnbbngo ' services federal penitentiary, nnd called upon »c for $3-1,00. Tho express at prices not to exceed the prevailing Encouragement of special Iniggist they wanted to kill a dog. upon t,lia g))m|| H|,|pmont from Se- world market price for similar ton- «nd new route through nominal hare | |»rt.M|dPnt Harding and Attorney Genbout characters operating under man- L rn| Daugherty, Then they went to the girl’s homo vjjj0 to Richmond was $22.23, which is nage. of section 11 of tho aging operator’s contract until priMr. Daugherty snld that Dobs came whi te both swallowed it. more than three dollars per crate. no net to permit tho vatu capital is available; and through L f bis won “volition," while Delis do­ ..... pricein Richmond, the grower, af- establishment of a merchant marine bids for the operation of prescribed c|aro(| his visit to Washington was at SALKS MANAGER ON ter paying $22.23 express and $3.10 loan fund of about $100,000,000 under routes and services. VISIT TO SANFORD FINANCIAL. Customs receipts and tonnage taxes and that he was given a railroad tick­ INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION commissions, received for the ship- the administration of the shipping ANI) ECONOMIC CONFERENCE et to tho Capital by the warden of tho mont only $8.37. Out of this $8.37 he hoard for the purpose of making loans form tho main support of tho direct MEET IN CANNES General Sales Manager George A. . . ' f|Jp jh(J cxpcnH0 ot produc- at rensonnblo rates of Intorcct, not to aid suggested from tho estimated i penitentiary with choice of destina­ Scott, of thoExchnngo, and L. A. ,. ,. ,fnthor|ngt crating nnd haul- exceed five per cent per annum, on come from customs receipts for 192 tion, although he had planned to go (Ilf Tlii> Annirlnlrd I'rraa) cont immediately to Ills home nt Terra Hakes, maaagor of the Ornngo Coun- . ’to tbo 8t ntion of his cnbbngo. It first mortgage on American flag ,1923 nhout $300,000,000, ton per ee PARIS, Dee. 27.—Tho United S tat­ ty Sub-Exchange, last Monday night readily ho seen th at the grower ships; this fund not to he limited ot or $30,000,000 would ho set nsidu 1by Haute, Ind. es will probably bo invited to Bond * irmnl conforj , ,10 not proceeds whatever. To shipping hoard transactions, hut to he the net as a •special fund for paying participated in an informal After his conference with Dobs, official representative to intornntionnl once at Sal ford with tho directors tho contrnry ho lost money on account available for financing of all Amerl-remuneration to American ships on a attorney general declared in a state- financj„| nm| economic conference Imsis to lie adopted. Augmenting this mont that there were no unusual con- j which wiu t,„ called by allied supremo niul officers of the Sanford ord Farm ers’ i of ,lto 80Vcn crntcs „f cnbbngo which can ship operating organizations. Exchange. The outlook for Sanford j ()r qo, which was hut littlo Income tux relief to create an ln- fund there would he, tiie report states, dltions attached to the commutation cminc|| nt meeting in Cannes early celcry and other vegetable crops thiH lbnn 00 per crate. Mr. Pro- centlvo to shippers to uso ships fly- tonnage tuxes collected in American of the Socialist lender’s sentence,1|1L,xj ycar _________________ season was discussed in detail, as y “ t wm|jd jmvo peen better off had ing the American flag, providing for ports from all ships, both American that no advice was requested, and that j ami foreign tax, estimated nt $2,000,he hoped Delis would direct his talents were plans for increasing tho efficlcn- h(j perm|ttod liis land to stand idle, a reduction from hot income tax pay­ TERRE HAUTE WILD ee of handling. * meats ‘ on *' •' per cent- 000 under the present conditions, to a useful purpose. Tho* experience of Mr. Prevntt •is only the basis of a nmnll OVER DEB’S R E T U R N No statement wns mndo at the I. M. Slattery, manager of the muB|mi|nr experience to htnt of thous- ago of tho freight paid on American would he raised to $1,000,000 if tho FLAN CELEBRATION ehinery department of the Exchange . f oth(jr flinnor.M jn my state, flag ships, or through a greater «l- proposed tonnage dues under tho White House after the conference Supply Co., reports the construction Tho express rntes for the trnnsportn- lownnco of depreciation on ships. | pending measure are made effective. there, hut upon reaching his hotel Mr. TERRE HAUTE, Doe. 27.—This «.f the new pro-cooling plant for the t ,on {)f vegetables are so oxhorhitnnt _____________________________________________________________________ _ Dobs broke the silence ho had main- cjty is HWarmjng with Socialists totnined from the moment of quitting d„y, leaders from all parts of tho tho penitentiary and declared ho would : colintry assembling hero ns advance devote his time to the freedom of nil ' artj of thousaiulH expected to wulprisoners. He added thnt he had dis- L 0|no Kugono V. Debs upon his nrrlvcUHBod his opinions with President from Washington tomorroy after>W"«> " lon '•»«'» , he.„ „XC...|V. rate, and I «W.c.d l . *U . „ n n Ilarding in order that there might b o _ oon inqulrlca coming from nil ln11k- In.ldlatlon of the machinery. your coram| „ | on him. on early In1C Has may require some time, depend-,VcStiffnt!on of tho situation with a ' ^ U n lillD U HI 1 f V FIl no misunderstanding ns to his princl- ,)(ir conU,r8 in tho state asking nhout eat upon the delivery mndo by tl>0 view to requiring tho express com-1 plus and ideals. demonstration and chairman of tho manufacturers of tho equipment. -------------------------local committee said there would ho panics to make a reduction in the ex- V y fL jlp O c lC l T ll tC S V V ilit The Exchange Supply Co., which Is istlng rates which are imposing an OHIO RIVER HOLDS 25,000 persons in the parade Wednos® p « furnishing all materials and equip­ unbearable hardship upon the vegeSTATIONARY TODAY (lay afternoon. There will lie a mass I* OF R c p l l C S I FOITI J t l " ment, very nearly set a record in get­ table growers of the state of Florida. AT FIFTY-FIVE FEET,nleoliIUf toniKht as tribute to Debs. pan and France ting supplies on the ground to onnblo "Yours very truly, (Iljr T h e Au mi c l i i l r t l l ' r r « « l building operations to begin within | "PARK TRAMMELL." gUMBMARINE PROBLEM 21 DC CINCINNATI, Dee. 27.—Tho Ohio CLASHES IN BELFAST four days after the contract was sig n -: WASHINGTON, Doc. 27.—Suggesliver is stationary today at Cincin­ BETWEEN POLICE PATROL e«l. Sanford growers nro reported ANI) A NUMBER OF MEN BOXINGJ AND WRESTLING !tions that tho whole submarine l>ru^ ' ( MAKERH OF FAMOUS WATCHES nati early today at 55.9 feet and the very well pleased with tho progress' |on, will he left to the future world ‘ ‘ ‘. VVf.T „ vv t i i i .mii BOUITS AT THE PRINCESS weather bureau expected recession BELFAST, Deo. 27.—One mnn which is being made under tho able WEDNESDAY NIGHT conforonco gained increasing prom l-1 1 ANW,Mn „ llTU soon. All but two railroads, tho Lou­ was killed and several wounded in a conference galne . supervision of A. B. Hale, who has nonce today while delegates to tho I U M ils isville <& N ashville and Cheapapoako clash between the patrol and number hail many years experience In the , wreHtlong nn<| l,„xlng card Washington, conference waited for | -------& Ohio, had been forced to abandon of men in Marrow Bone area today. constructio nnnd equipment of refrlgJ |uIw, at lho i>rinccas Theatre formal replies from Franco and Jn- ( NEW YORK, Doc. 27.—Involuntary Central Union depot. crating plantsIn Horidn.J. W. An‘December 28, as per adpnn to tho American compromise pro- petition in bankruptcy was filed in INCENDIARY FIRE AT vortisemont in this Issue. Gordon of posal for submarine limitation eon- federal court here today against Rolit. STREET LAMPS AND DESTROYS SCHOOL HOUSE ‘ "ge. attnehod to Business Manaf ,, . , Kt,ith of Birmingham ceded by many French and Japanese II. Ingersoll and Brothers, manufac­ SHOW WINDOWS ARE AT FALL RIVER TODAY SMASHED IN CARIO i l k anUr H °i, ’ W 'm ,U0 ° ! Promise one of the fastest bouts that opposition to compromise plan consti­ turers of Ingersoll watches. Liabili­ • k nil operations nnd will remain ' \ ...... . th ,s city in many tuted discouraging harrier to tho pro­ ties set forth an three million dollars FALL RIVER, Mass., Dee. 27.— ' . t i c jobdn advisory capacity uhtl L A g0„a wrestling match gress of submarine negotiations. (llr Tin- .iM iirlnlnl I’ri'Ml nnd nssets, exclusive of good will, ns Fire of alleged incendiary origin de­ fa- last detail of construction and t ,,nttlo royal will bo pull­ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Dec. 24.— stroyed the Henry Lord grammar two millions. Tho concern admitted inability to pay debts and expressed Mere than 100 street lamps horo and school early today, entailing n loss ' «l the athletic association of getting thoplant upon an ^ Amcrionn Region nnd the small willingness to lie adjudged bankrupt. 8omo shop windows were smashed to­ estimated at more than $300,000. Tho operating basis.—Florida Grower. Tho proceedings were brought by day by small groups of dcmonstrnnts school was in process of construction. admission of one dollar will hardly cover tho cost of the entertainment, hanking concerns with combined and it required the police force nnd b e a r ADMIRAL DAVIS armored cars to stop them. claims of $150,000. i but thoso who miss it will be disap­ USED CAR SALE DIED AT HOME IN WASH­ The disorders were porclpitntcd by pointed, for It will bo (Hied with IN HANFORD SOON INGTON, I). C., TODAY thrills frqm start to finish and plenty students who raided tho survey of­ LEGION DANCE CHANGED WILL ATTRACT CROWD fices . Tiie students were ultimately of fun nlong with the scientific points FROM SATURDAY NIGIIT . U l r T h e A « * « cln tn l P r e s s ) WILL GET PLEDGE OH EVERY ejected by tho troops and native loss­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 27—Roar Ad- of the game In tomorrow’s issuo of tho Dally TO FRIDAY NIGHT es lire given In cnrly reports ns flvo MAN, WOMAN ANI) CHILI) niirnl Charles Henry Davis, retired, ' Don’t lot anything interfere with Herald will appear a big advertise­ killed and weny wounded. IN THE WORLD. brother-in-law of Senator Lodge, died your coming to tho Princess I hontre ment sotting forth the fnct thnt a used Tho American Logion Dunco thnt at his home hero today. Ho was n na­ on Wednesday night. enr snio will ho pulled off in this was to huvu been held in the court (llr The Amnielnlrd I'rraa) FEVER EXPERT tive of nssnchuBctts and seventy-six city In which UHcd cars will lie sold at house next Saturday night (Now WASHINGTON, Dee. 27.—War DIES OF FEVER CIIULOTX WILL HAVE Jears of age. prices thnt will movo them. W. L. A BIG AUTO CAMP ngninst war Is to occupy tho greater Year’s Eve) hns boon changed to F ri­ AT VERA CRUZ Wlcklnndor, manager of tho UHod Car part of tho future activities of Eu- day night, December 30th. ThiH was /$ _____ G. A. R. CHIEF DIES Sales, states thnt ownors of used c a n done on account of tho husinosH mon (11/ 'I 'h r A a m tr ln l r d I ' r r a a ) C. D. Brumloy wns in the city Sat­ gono V. Dobs accodring to his an­ AT INDIANAPOLIS OF can bring them to tho sale and swap VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Dec. 27.— nouncement horo todny. Ho said ho boing unable to attend tho dnneo Sat­ • ACUTE INDIGESTION urday nnd said* thnt he wns figuring could make no plnns for tho future urday night nnd tho Legion boys did Dr. Howard B. Cross, of the Rockofol- for others or liuvo thorn Bold. This big on opening up an auto camp nt Chuuntil ho reached hlrf homo in Torro not want to dnneo on Sumlny morning lor institute, died here this morning jsalo of used cars hns nttrncted a INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.—Wm. luota where there Is plenty of good Haute. Debs announced his determi­ which w iih liable to happen whon of yellow fever. Ho cunio horo onrly l largo crowd wherever It hnB been put A. Kotcham, former commander-in­ w ater nnd plenty of land for a camp­ Ball's Orchestra commences to play this month to open a laboratory for \ on and will no doubt attract n large chief of the Grand Army of tho Re­ ing ground. Chuluotn Is one of tho nation if posslhlo to gain a vow from those jazzy pieces thnt hold tho dnne- the study of yellow fever and marsh i crowd to Sunford. Tho cars will bo public, died nt his home here today of prettiest spots in this part of the every mnn, woman and child in this ors nil night nnd then some. Remem­ fever for Rockefeller Institute. ' parked on n vacant lot and sold to tho country and ovory other country ho acuto indigestion. Ho wns 75 years stnto nnd nn auto camp horo would -------------------------highest biddor nnd sold nt prices that ber thnt tho Amorlcnn Lgolon danco might visit thnt thoy would refuso to uge. Kotcham wns elected eom- attract tourists from every pnrt of Don’t send your job printing nwny will movo thorn, will bo held Friday night nt tho court ninndor in 1920 nnd wiih succeeded by tho north. Mr. Brumloy hns not tnko up arms nnd go to war. Watch tho Dally Hornld for fu tu n houso instead of Saturday night ah from town. Pntronlzo your homo InLewis Pilcher, of .New Jersey, who worked out his plnns yet, but will stltutions, first, lust and all tho time, announcomonts. first udvortlsud. Try n Herald Want Ad todny. make them public In a few dayss was elected last September. Decided on Xmas But Did Not Want to Spoil Holiday UNITED STATES TO BE INVITED TO ATTEND * c a r -f c r : - z « i ■ . . . I _I | I* . . . . . ■ ■ t |... . . . . 4 • .%« i . I . . . I s ub mari ne pro blem left • to w orld conference li AINING IN FAVOR INGERSOLL CO. IS BANKRUPT IN NEW YORK DEBS TO WAR AGAINST WAR IN THE WORLD �SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 DR R O R ERT J . FO RM A D A iw m u im i iu All kinds of Imported perfumes, Bower A Roumillat. 225-' Xmas Danco night, December 24. Jimmie Collins 233-3tc Jazz Babies. lic ru n i Investigate tho Calllc out-board row boat motors, at Ball H ard tara Co. 231-Ctc Figures of Department of Commerce Show Mi­ gration to North Every color of Dennison's Lustre Cropo Papor, also Cropo Pnpor Strcnmors, Festoons nnd othor Den­ nison's Cropo Pnpor Christmas decorntlons.—Mobloy’s Drug Store. 227-tfc I'HIflAY ANII HATIIKOAY— W. K . RIHIICHMI n , , . ■ r a t s (k « N n t l u n n l F a v o r i t e , F I . OH 10N't'10 H H K II In “The Black Panther’s Cub” Negro migration forms nn Interest- considering ns nnother group thoso Ing subject of investigation for the born In Delnwnrc, Maryland, District Dopnrtmont of Commorco which has of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, recently released a statement denting North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennosseo, With tho faco of n Madonna and tho hoart of a .)anii with tho problem. Out of a total of Arkansas and Oklnhomn-H. o., tho or. Ilvod a woman of wealth and power, In 1’arii' *"* You can suro fool at homo without sho comparod horsalf to Kaustlne, Horrio's "crupi ,,ow 253,055 negroes born In Florida nnd northern part of tho South—tho corL’m. press of bygono days, and roso to d li— • • your stiff collar nt the watch party to be UraRgod Into oblivion, weaves naan Ainto n -i.* reported for 1020, 30,420 wore rcsld- responding percentage was 24.8; but n,» »Cln' at tho M. E. Church on December etna drama of untold wealth of dramatlo action Ing In other states, of a percentage of for tho negroes born In the far Southtlonal scenes, and photographic splondor. "Tho 111AV 3 let. 234-2tp Panther’s Cub" presents the celebrated Florencn iu i. 14.40. orn states of South Carolina, Gcorat the height of her career In her greatest nh»?; drama, supported by an exceptional cast of stnuo suV. Tho following comment on tho sub- * in. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, Do not miss this wonderful photo drama! rlJcct will prove of interest: Louisiana nnd Texas, tho percentage POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. . . . „ _ _which born wns only 10.2. COMEDY a n d FO X N EW S Tho Department of Commorco thru tho Bureau of tho Census, has Issued Although migration to tho North Everything In tho holiday lina fin stationery, po4t cards, engravsd a special statement pertaining to no- nnd *,ns not tn*con place among gro migration in tho UnltiU States, ‘h° fnr Southern negroes to tho same Christmas and Now Year’s cards, Saturday at the Princess— Hoot Gibson in ‘Sure ..s h o w n by the Fourteenth Dodnnial ov«"‘. relatively to thbir total numstamps and stlckors, etc., at tha Her­ Fire"; also a Comedy I- rout a poor Immigrant youth who ald office. One of the finest and most Census, taken ns of January 1,T920. ns among the Mogrocs In the _. . . . ... . . 'ndrthorh pnrt Of 'the South, there arrived In Amcrlcn from Ilussla In complete lines ever brought to San­ 188.'!, Dr. Itobort J. Formed has he­ l„ nnd llvlnn In ih . United SM ta, « roine one of the country’s foremost ford. Open every night until Christ!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ pathologists. Ills first position was as assistant In the University of Penn , . „ „ . . .. oxamplo: Tho negroes who wore sylvnnla with n salary of $100 a year Fragrant hawthorno hedges border­ ' ,”K born n South Crollim nnd hod ml- while he was working Ills way through ing peaceful country lanes of Oldo ntnto of birth wn. not nncortnlnod by „ nlc to Ponn, y|,„„. school, lie Is no— recognized ms Englandc. Tho brilliant magnificcnco tho onumorntorn. Tho total nombor ,, , 1M0 to „ leading pathologist In the Department of n Parisian gambling house. Tho r ,°?n S l',,M comprised, 2.288,402 Z C"< Geo,*!, to of Agriculture, being tin c.,<c. chnrin of a wholesomo young girl and portal I0,3J2,7»4, p <» HBOl ......<,1*0.0 rom from 1>r>7s t0 rabid aidmids. tho nubtlo fascination of a beautiful or 80.1 P .r e n t , who wore 1 vlng in , „ lholu, A,„bnnM t0 o h ,0, Cleanliness is next to Godliness woman of tho world. These nro Inter­ tho states in which born, nnd 2,054,-'. ' ’ _ ... , from 781 to 1 /,588; thoes from Misesting contrasts found in "Tho Black A graceful winding stairway of pure 242, or 10.9 per cent, who woro living . . . , , . . n1„ 1fl , .. , . , ’ _ ., . sissippi to Illinois, from 4,012 to 19,- white marble— Fnustlno, beautiful, Im­ Panther’s Cub,” tho W. K. Zlogfeld We invite the public and all users of ELDER In othor states. In 1910 tho percent.... ! ,, , , .. . . * 485; thoso from I.ouisinnn to Illinois perious, slowly descending—to bo ro- cinema supcr-spccial which will bo SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in I ! ,r t *” ‘ “ '.fro m 1,0011 to 3,078, nnd those from covied with Joyous acclaim and extrn- shown a t tho S tar Thoatro Friday and our method of handling its product. Why take nnd In 11100 It wn. 10.0. Tox„ lo Missouri from 1,007 to 4,Saturday, Doc. 23rd nad 24th. a chance? Your eminent physicians claim vngnnt admiration by tho men nnd Tho total number of negroes report- 34 that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity women who found surccaso from bore­ cd ns born in tho South (th at part of j From tbu rcport, however, it would Free oats, a special program ’n mukea it most beneficial for many troubles. dom within her walls. A sceno from the country lying south of tho south- 8com t|mt p |orida negroes nro well everything on Saturday night a t tho “Tho Black Panther’s Cub,” produced orn boundaries of Now Jersey, I’onn- sntinfiud with conditions in their nnThe Ford people of Sanford as well ns the by W. K. Zicgfeld, starring Florence watch party at tho M. E. church. sylvnnia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, M is-1^jvu 8tnt0 nnd do not care to go elsoWestern Union recommend this water for 234-2tp Heed nnd directed by Emile Chnutnrd, souri nnd Kansas) was 9,000,94.1. Of (where. Floridfl’s percentage is much batteries. • which will bo tho attraction nt tho • • these 7,751,301, or 80.7 per cent, wero iowt,r tlimi other states, proving that S tar Thontro Friday nnd Saturday, Vodcvil and Dance, Valdez Xmas Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water living in their nntvlo states In 1920; »tb m . is no ,,|nco like home.” December 23rd and 24th. Eve. Jimmie Collin’s Jnzzlnnd Boys. sent you nnd protect your health. 1,008,788, or 11.1 per cont, woro liv­ The migration of Southern negroes 233-3ta ing in other Southern stateH, nnd 780,­ to northern and western states unIf the Irish arc wise, they will 704, or 8.1 per cent were living in tho 1doul)tcdly took place to a materially North or• W"st. The total number of t uxtcnt botwoon ,,J10 „„d 1920 postpone nil action until tho Confer­ NOTICE negroes reported ns bor nin the North lllnn (lurinir tho prcCe«ling decade, ence gets through tho first page. or IVest was 741,791, of whom 537,131, Whj||> jt ,mpo88,b|0 to c„|cul„te exM. I. Steagall Mulo Co. ha» put all Is S A N F O R D FLORIDA or 72.4 per cent, were living in their ncjjy tbo oxtont of this migration dur- Notice of Application for Adoption of notes nnd nccountH in Mr. J. E. Lnn- j ■ _________________ native states In 1920; 157,137, or 21JJ |nR t|w rcccnt docw|o thc avni|ftbl0 MinorChild cy’s hands for collection nnd I will ex- { percent, woro living in other N o r t h e r n , ^ indlcntcg thnt n|)proximntely 400, To Whom It May Concern: pcct all pnrtics duo mo to sco him nt or Western states, and 47,223, or 0,1 0()0 Qr 8omowhnt ,m)ro thnn onu.hfti f , Notico ....................... is hereby given thnt I, Chns. my bnrn In Sanford at once and make per cent, woro living in tho South. of thc 733 r,71 HUrvlvor8 of tho net D. lirumloy, of Chuluotn, Seminole settlement. This monnB each and ev­ H.u» the proportion of Southern lmm „ migration from tho South to County, Floridn, will on the 23rd dny ery one. negroes who migrated to tho North or th(J North nnd Wo8t prlor to J„ nunry of January, A. D. 1922, nt 10 o’clock W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. West. 8.1 per cent, was only about one- , lu20 lcft the South subsequently a. 111., at Sanford, Florida, or whoro- 234-Gt fourth larger thnn tho proportion of * rjj jqjq ovor the Court may then ho, presont tho nogroes who woro born In tho * ’__________ to tho Hon. Jantos W. Perkins, Judge North nnd West nnd migrntod to tho of thc Circuit Court of tho Sovonth 8lgn« of Age. South, 0.4 per cent. Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, "Unde Dunk is getting along In The number of negroes born In tho years," regret fully said a resident of Florida, application for tho adoption South and living in teh North or the Ozarks. of tho following named minor chil­ West less tho number born in tho "Kli-yali," replied an acquaintance. dren, Mario Louiso Kelsey, a dnughNorth or West and iving In tho South "He’s som’ers about eighty-one, ain’t tor of Mario Louise Acosta, nnd Borwns 733,571. Thoso may bo termed lie?" tina Dolores Acosta nnd Glorin Con"Yes, and I skitrcely ever seed a man suelln Acosta, children of Mario tho survivors of tho net migration of negroes from tho South to tho North so old for Ills years as lie ’pears to Louiso Acosta and Bertram Acostu. he of lute, lie rid Into Hie county scat und West. Tho number of Southern- with me till her day. We got there Said minors now living and residing born negroes living in tho North nnd about nine o’clock In the innriilng and with this applicant in Scminolo Coun­ West increased from 440,634 in 1010 before 6:30 he eniiie around wliur I ty, Floridn. to 780,794 in 1920, forming 40.9 per was talking swap with some fellers, Dated this, tho 23rd day of Decem­ cent of tho total negro popunlntion of nnd ’lowed Unit as he didn’t know no­ ber, 1921, tho North and West in tho oarlier body In town skureely mid hadn’t any CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, business there, no-wny, und mitlitn’ year nnd 60.3 per cent in tho Inter. 12-24-oaw-5te Applicant had liuppeiied of any Interest so fur In general, tho negroes born in the and didn’t ’pear likely to, lie was Just North nnd West nnd in tho northren about ready to go home. Undo Dunk SANFORD DAILY HERALD pnrt of the South have migrated to a Is feeling Ills age powerful," -Kansus RECEIVED BLUE RIBBON much greater extent thnn thoso born City Star. FOIt BEST FRONT PAGE in tho far South. Considering as one If it is true thnt there are no cuss group all tho negroes barn in tho Northern and Western states, tho per­ words in the Jnpnnono language how Sanford is usually in the forefront centage living, ill 1920, in other states do the Japs stnrt a Lizzie on n cold when it comes to competition with than thoso in which born was 27.0; morning? other ciics and The Daily Herald keeps up with the procession also. ThiH morning The Herald received a line blue ribbon lindge for winning tho first prize In tho stalo compel!tion among daily papers for having tliu best front page. This mentis hut little In the mind of the average c it­ izen, but among newspaper men it means much. There nro better pa­ J challenge to pers in Floridn thnn in any Htnto in all who think the union—this has been proved time they cannot cry nnd again. The Daily Herald in win­ ning th0 first prize feels that its work In getting out a good dnily pa­ per lias not been in vain. Tho Dnily Herald Is said to lie one of the live, wldonwnko dnllies of the state ami the winning of the first page contest among so many real good dnily pnperH In tho state of Florida not only menus much to The Herald hut it means much to the city of Snnford. Our friends hero who have stood by us loyally ever since tho dnily pnper wns fiaated can rejoice with us In this prize winning nnd they enn ho Drama of the Heart assured thnt in th0 years to como Tho Dnily Herald will he mndo big­ ger nnd better nnd its success depends upon th0 support nccorded by tho locnl business men. Tho subscribers -nro Btnnnding by nnd the lint will go over tho 2,000 mark In nnother year. If tho advertising holds up ns woll this paper will bo made ono of the inrgest in thin pnrt of tho stato in an­ of of other year. Thn Dnily Herald is doing its part. Aro you doing your pnrt toward sup­ porting such a dnily pnpor? % ,durinT ghoih:ri^- z°: K"w" SAFETY FIRST Elder Springs Water Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFH SHOPPING HINTS FO R CHRISTMAS GIFTS Let Us Suggest Your Christmas Gifts Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils A Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5 M A Y T IIL U THE OLD Safety Razors, $1 to $5 OAKEN BUCKET J i Plcturlzation the Song AT THE STAB THEATRE, MONDAY, DEC. 26 ________ B ow er a Century Perscription Druggists Christmas cards a t Herald office. Ivory Goods Roumillat Telephone 325 �'" . PAOB POUR Hi fA initial ! ■' ■■ ■■' *- :“ ■ • . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 7 ,1M1 SO CIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor, Phone 117-W I f r i m h a r e n a y f r l t n f i t U K I i i y on — If yon n r* ( o l i | ( * p « k m o r e o m ln a k o i i i r , o r U y o u mto e n t e r t a i n i n g , n r l l t n p o s ta l ritrd to tlila d e p a r t m e n t , g iv in g d e ta ils , o r te le h p o n e tk a Item . I t w ill ■V K re a tly n p p re e ln te d . paper if they are not taking It now. Tho Dally Ilornld is your own dally papor giving you tho nows of tho :lty nnd county, stnto and tho world every dny. If you do not tako It got roady to take it after January first. ----------- o----------TOO POOR TO MARRY. panlud homo by Miss Mildred Burdick' Woman’s College nt Tallahassee, and who will bo their guest for a few days. while hero fa tho guest of Mrs, E. L. Brown. " Miss Knthorino Pittman, of Tampa, Misses Mario Teague and Tongue is tha guest of Miss Georgia Mobley Simmons nro spending the holidays for the holtdnya. with their pnrents nt Mountvlllc, S. C. Mrs. Aldino McMichnol, of Atlantn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Tnknch loft Gn., is the guest of her pnrents, Mr. Monday morning Iq thoh? car for and Mrs. E. L. Brown. Fcrnnndlno, whoro Mrs. Takach will Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dnigor, Sr., Mr. give a concert this evening. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, motored to Mrs. W. M. McKinnon nnd llttlo Entorpriso yesterday afternoon. daughter Bcttle, nro expected homo Miss Strcoto Robert, of Wilming­ tomorrow from North Carolina whero ton, N. C., Is tho guest of her mother, they have spent tho past threo months, Mrs. J, D. Roberts for the holidays. To Our Farmers: II The officers of the First National Bank are men who are permanently identified with the future of this city and community. "Too Poor to Marry” said n Jersey couple this morning and so they de­ Tuesday—Mrs. Ben Caswell ontortains cided that life wns not worth living Who are home people who intend to stand tho members of the Bon Ton Bridgo apart; they saw no chance of getting squarely behind tho farmers of this see Club a t her home on Magnolia ave­ married at prevailing prices of living tion, and whoso policy has over been one of nue, nt 10 a. m. and arranged to die by the poison alertness to assist in every constructive move­ T uesday—Social Department of tho route. It would have been much bet­ ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ Woman’s Club will glvo their an­ ter to hnve married and ntruggled perity of your farm. nual ball nt tho Vnldcz. along some wny to mnkc a living, nnd "Wednesday—Mrs. R. E. Tolnr will en­ the chances are they would hnve made tertain nt bridgo nt tho Womnn's You are invited to make this institution your good. They were failures. How Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher nnd Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is Club from threo to six o'clock. banking headquarters and to come in and talk Frldny—Mrs. J. C. Bennott will enter­ tho guest of hor cousin, Miss Dorothy Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff motored many of uo hnvo been ho poor that over your financial needs with us. tain tho members of tho Ilook-Lov- Stokes at hor homo on Mognoiln ave­ to Eustls Sunday afternoon whoro we hardly knew whero our next meal they wero the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. was coming from—mnny of us with ers Club at her homo on Magnolia nue. families—nnd yet we did not commit E. L. Ferrnn. avenue nt 3:00 p. m. suicide. How many of us, in tho past Mr. and Mrs. G, Pullman Connelly, Saturday—Children’s Story Hour at Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Misses four years, have thought that life and of Orlando, spent yesterday In Snn* Central Park nt four o’clock. ford, tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. K. Hazel Sorrell nnd Dorothy Stokes and success seemed almost hopeless nnd Mr. Jack Lloyd motored to Orlando yet tho idea of suicide wns never in Mrs. A. W. lx;o is visiting Mr. and Goro. Sunday where they wero tho guests our minds. Failures are those who Mrs. A. W. Lee, Sr., at Titusville. A COMMUNITY BUILDER give up when the clouds gnther. Miss Alico Snttoflcld, of Richmond, j of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. 4 .Successes are those who struggle on­ -------Fred Perlman, of Tampa, wns in Vn., is the nttactive guest of Mrs. th e city Monday transacting business. Den no Turner, nt her homo on Myrtle 1 Mrs. Donald Smith and llttlo daugh- ward nnd upward nnd get there somo nvenuo. ’ ter, Evelyn, who have been spending time, even though tho wny may seem F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier _____ ' several months in Sarasota, arrived in hard and the pathway of life be filled Fred Baker, of Tnrnpn, is spending Mrs. S. G. Messer, Miss Violet Mes- Sanford Sunday to join Mr. Smith with thorns. Our sympathy goes out n few days in Sanford on a business ser, Herbert Messer and Mr. and Mrs. who has been here for the past three to this young couple. We enn feel for mission. Orin D. Farrell motored to Daytona months. them and others in the same plight, but this life is not a rose garden and Beach Monday, A rthur Russell was among San­ T. G. Duke and family, Miss N orm a, cven those who are wealthy have ford’s quota of visitors from Tampa El,). Duke, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Duke, Mr. Misses Daisy and Margaret troubles of their own of which the yesterday. i rodge of Richmond, Vn., are ll1L. nnd Mrs. G. B. Stroupo ,of Klssimaround them nro Ignorant nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murrill and baby guests of Mrs. J. I). Robert and Mrs. and Charles Love, of St. Cloud i now nothing about. Few of us but ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO 3 of Tampa, spent the week end hero at | R. Eldredgo. woro tho Kl,csts Suntlny of MrsG- vhnt think our lot is hard and there SUIT YOU Methvin. is no ns,« to struggle longer, but life the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, of sweet and was given to us by the You can make money buying for advance. ! CHRISTMAS DINNER • roit Creator nnd llis loving care Mr. nnd Mrs. A. DeCnmo and Bunnell, are the guests of tho latter’s One of tho most enjoyable dinner ' ill be thrown around us nt nil times You are going to build a home one of these | daughter, of Tampa, were visitors in parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown parties given Christmas dny was thu for the holidays. t > guide and give us strength in the this city yesterday. days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it a one given by Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Wil- ,'arkest hours. A friendly hand Is by easy stages. » Miss Nitn Moore, of Orlando, i s 1 Miss Virgin Bozeman, of Florence Ison nt their home on Union avonuc. rometimes stretched out to us in Covers wero laid for nine. spending tho holidays here with her 1s - C.p is the guest of her uncle nnd tones of stress thnt would pull us If you have some money, will build one or | The house was attractively decorat­ froim tliu brink of despair. Probably aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. A. D. Key, at their aister, Mrs. K. It. Murrell. two houses. t ed with red rosea and poinsottins. Tho n wise counsel for tho young couple home on Oak ave. dining table had ns its centerpiece n in Jo m ,y wollld hav e' saved them Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the \ Miss May Linton of Ft. Monde, is Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman, of Bosket of red roses nnd ferns. At each fr(m| ,|t,nth thjs morn|nf, Fow ()f Urt the guest of her sister, Mrs. W, A. game now. • i Winter Haven, wore tho guests Sun­ plate were red roses and ferns ; P.vo |«mklnir afte r the atruisirllnic oned Lester for tile holidays. a day of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson at place cards. At one o clock nn clo- mid giving them n helping hand thesn gant six course dinner was served. lUxyU ,iul th m . nPo Bonio Gooil Snmnr. Mrs. McMullen, of Tnrnpn, is here their homo on Union nvnouo. Late in the evening, tho party re- itnna in tho worM nm, u is ulwaya to spend the holidays with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs.jl»»red to the homo of Mr. ami M r s . K.t{l.r t(, stn iggle along endeavoring IV. A. McMullen and family. George Riee nnd Mrs. A. D. Key, mo lolm Smith where music was enjoyed , to gct Bomcwhere rather than cut the Herbert Messer, of Clermont, jH tored to Daytona Beach yesterday until u lute hour, nl that Iliads us to this earth. Those enjoying this delightful nf - ' apending the holidays here with llis where they were the guests of Mr. AGENT fair were Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, mother and sister at tim Temple Club. ,,mi Walter Twitchcll. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS Mr. and Mrs, John Smith and little MEETING son, Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wals-j Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick motored Tho many friends of Miss Gladys man and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L y-j ta u t Regular meeting stockholders of to Daytona Bench Sunday where they Morris arc giving her a hearty wel­ pian of Winter Haven. Hpent two days as the guests of the come after an nhsoncc of several j Sanford Dry Goods Co,, to ho held at form er’s parents. They were ucconv yours. Miss Morris is attending the offico of company nt 7 o’clock p. m.( DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME January 2, 1021. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBIItlUnMIlflnailPHaBna PAPER? SANFORD DRY GOODS CO., 2:ir.-2te S. A, IRWIN, Secy. The Herald will make a campaign SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Tho balance of power is now a bal­ the first of the year to bring up the list of subscribers for the Daily Her­ ance duo. JOHN GOVE, Prnprlctpr ald to the 2,000 mark and our solici­ CEMETERY WORK A SI'-01ALTV Malting L ow er Repair Charges tors will call upon every family liv­ Russia can't come back until she 1018 West Float Street '• <018 West First Street ing on tho regular routes to take the comes clean, II f First National Bank WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS I i M e is c h R e a lt y Company i A. P. CONNELLY | OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE H o f-M a c B a tte r y C o. T ? ? | ? V V ? ? ? T ? ■y ♦> 1922 wiU be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ f itf t? ? tt y ty ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces- ❖ T in the columns of THE HERALD ■ ■ M • > * * ,J ' ' | ’ l l l O l * ’* f ' f | ' '' | J #‘ ‘J t »- sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it. And this * * ? JI /■ , *i * T newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to make a real > ‘ . r. !l " i'1 f; . ' * * * effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants wl)0 waht thieir advertising to b e ’distinctive,'to'pull business. y y Whether you deal in hats or houses, clothing or cocoa jewelry or jackkaives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ e r s ^ results. Our Advertisers’ Service Deparlment makes advertismg pay. -Why net-telephone now for the-Herald represen? ♦♦♦♦J* ’ cm }Sb ,T yy yy yiy i yx ♦ •» •- • # . ♦. * . \ ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1 ■rn _ VIRGINIA Three BURLEY Notables TURKISH The three greatest cig arette tobaccos, blending MILDNESS-AROMA )WNESS"J MELLO\ one-eleven cigarettes 10forl5f M il S & K B iiK ycnlth on tho development of Florldn. Hln reply In substance was that If ho had cared to do no ho could probably hnvo becomo tho second richest man In tho world, but ho had preferred to give his energies nnd spend his money on the development of tho east coast, because ho boliovod that in that wny ho could do more Rood for humanity than ho could by increasing his for­ tune through the more making of money. Mr. Flnglor grow enthusiastic about the wonderful beauty nnd charm of the east const, which had boon mndo possible through his work, nnd whilo sitting on the porch of his Pnlm Dench residence, looking out on benutiful Lake Worth nnd a superb flower gar­ den, ho said, “ I have often wondered if henven itself hns anything more beautiful than this.” In the good that ho had accomplish­ ed by making the east coast of Flori­ da not only the playground nnd tho health resort for millions of American, but especially in opening it up to the men of smaller means for trucking nnd fruit growing nnd kindred inter­ ests, Mr. Flngler alwnys grow en­ thusiastic over what had been achiev­ ed. Ho was a true lover of humanity, lie recognized his responsibility to do this mntcrinl development hccauso of tho good which it would accomplish for humnnity. Tho thought express­ ed by tho South Florida Developer that some such motives as these must have inspired him is in exnct nccord with the actual facts ns expressed to tho editor of tho Manufacturers Hccord.—Manufacturers Uecord, CHIEF EXECUTIVES AT PLAY i- i ■ f it PAGE THREE iiiiiiM iiiiiim iim iiiiiiiiiiin m iiM 1 Opportunities Occupant* of the White House Have Sought Recreation In All Forma of Strenuouaneaa. It is said Unit President Harding la the best golfer who over lived In the White House. Though tie only took tip the game three years ago, he can get round the Chevy Chase course at Washington la 1)5, bogey being 71. Mr. Wilson, though nt one time a very good walker, wits never keen on game*', with the one exception of lawn tennis, lie played a sound game of lawn tenuis. He Is a good meclianlc ami has on occasion shown that lie could drive a locomotive. The lute .Mr. Roosevelt was by far the most athletic man who ever, sat In the pres dential chnlr of the United Stales. Some of Ills feats were extra* ordinary. So lately as 1000 he rode DS miles In 17 hours over slushy Vir­ ginian roads. He never slopped anywhere for more Until ten minutes, ex* cepl mice, at midday, for lunch am) to rest Ids horse. He was a skillful boxer and a line fencer. Some eighteen years ago he received a laid wound over the eye In a fencing limit. The button of Ills op­ ponent’s foil broke ofT, "Illg DID" Taft, who was one of the heaviest of United States Presidents, took up boxing In order to get his weight down, and was successful In reducing himself. Fishing Is u sport which many Pres­ idents have enjoyed, among them lienJiuiiIii Harrison and Mr. Cleveland. The latter was a really keen angler and used to visit Florida in winter In order to enjoy the delights of capturing the great "silver king," as Urn tarpon b< generally called. iin n n PRETTY “LOTUS EATER” V, lie around for the man who has “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by Rceing the other fellow seize the “big chance” and forge ahead. Don’t envy him Ids “luck*.” Practice his fore­ thought. Why not open your Savings Account here today? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the stnrt— that’s the thing 4% INTEREST PAID Tills charming "lotus cater" from Wisconsin doesn't really eat 'em: hut MJss I,ttelle lllrch Is bolding an nrhiful of genuine lotus blossoms, gath­ ered at Grass lakes, Win. The hods at Grass lakes are said to lie the big­ gest In the world, and to hnvo tho only real Inturc* on tho continent of North America, * ^ ^ ^ • MASONS ATTENTION. i T he Seminole County j Bank Floirda S Sanford Well, It might bo worse. The powers, hnvo nt lenst granted Chin* tho right to keep her mniilen name. NOTICE M. I. Steagall Mule Co. hns put all Today being the anniversary of St. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR John, the installation of the officers notes ami accounts in Mr. J. E, Lim­ WATER for 1022 in both the blue lodge nnd ey’s hands for collection nnd I will ex­ tho chapter will take place tonight in pect nil parties due me to see him at There are many people attracted to TRAIN DERAILED my bnrn in Snnford nt once nnd mnko GAIN AND LOSE POPULARITY the lodge room. Sanford by the magnificent lnko nnd NEAR CHICAGO— All Masons are invited to thlH cere­ settlement. This means each nnd ev­ hy tli,. rivers and lnkes in this county. NO ONE INJURED Words Travel in Cycles, Speakers and mony, beginning nt 7:<‘10. ery one. It means much to tho city from every Writers Dropping Into the Mode W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. of the Moment, standpoint to tako advantage of our (lly The Aasnclntrd 1’rraa) 234-ot CHICAGO, Dec. 21.— Tho engine, fine lake and all of the rivers and iru — in •'Allocation," hi Id Ihe wordmmigcr, express nnd mail car of the east|„k,.s in nnd around Sanford. There NOTICE! "Is a word tlml Is being given con­ la much fino boating and fishing and bound Pennsylvania train No. 100, siderable prominence, It became popu­ limiting on our lnkes and tho beauti­ Chicago to Pittsburgh, was dorniled lar during the war la connection with Tho regular annual meeting of the ful upper St. Johns river nnd wo nt Buffington, Indiana, today when ships and loans; The 'allocation' of OF THE STOMACH stockholders of tho Peoples Dank of ■hmild not only advertise them to tho the train struck n defective switch. shipping and the 'allocation' of loans □ □ Snnford, Florida, will be hold In ac­ world but should improve Lake Mon- Railway officials said that no one was came to be current phrases, Not Ion: cordance with its By-laws, in tho of­ fw jO U CANT ENJOY LIFE injured. ago the senate called mi the President SAVE YOU MONEY ri.f at every opportunity. fices of the hank on Wednesday, Jan­ L5*!J with a lute, tour, bloated ilomfor Information as to how he had 'al­ ------------o------------uary 18th, 1022, at 7:20 p. m. for tho ach. Food doct not noutuh. located' certain funds. In u recent COLD WAVE PREDICTED IMPROVE TIIE CITY DOCK purpose) of electing a board of direc­ Inilrad it it a tource of mitery, earning newspaper story about an operatic FOR ALL EXCEPT FLORIDA hcnelit III one of the big cities the ptint, batching, duzincii and head­ tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, Write us Now that the winter season is on IIELOW ZERO IN WEST .newspapers said that 'the allocation of ache*. • and for tho transaction of any other mill boats of ail kinds are coming up boxes Is lo be based on Ihe size am.' business that may properly come be­ q Tho per*on with a bad ilomach Empire Hotel Block (lly Tlir Aasnrlntrd Press) dale of the contribution.* the river to tie up nt tho city dock ihould bo M lufied with nothing leu fore the meeting. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Christ­ " 'Allocation' Is so closely allied tc some steps should ho taken looking to­ than permanent, (ailing relief, I 11. V. SMITH, ORLANDO, FLORIDA ward mi improvement of tho doek and mas Day in Dixie will ho cold, tho •allot,' 'assign' and 'apportion' that the q Tho right remedy Will act upon the shipping and treasury authorities the building of nt landing stage of weather bureau said toiUy hut the might Just as well have said the lining* o( die Uomach, enrich tho blood, some kind. This would entail the weather was generally fnlr cxcopt 'allotment' of ships and the 'apportion­ aid in caitiig out titer catarrhal poitoni and ttrenglhen every bodily (unction, spending of n small sum of money but in the South Atlantic states. Tho ment' of funds or loans, But word • q Tho largo number ol pcopto who it would mean much to our visitors. cold wave has already overspread the come Into fashion and writers ami have tucccufully uted Dr. Hartman'* To Head Aside from tho visitors to tho city the plnins states nnd tho upper Mississ­ speakers fall into or 'fall for' the pre­ (amou* medicine, recommended (or all biggest thing is the landing and em­ ippi valley nnd the temperature this vailing mode In words as some per­ To Thro catarrhal condition*, offer the ttrongeil barkation of passengers on the new morning wns zero or below ns far sons do for the prevailing colors In lb Upper [.irnbi> pouible endonemenl (or boat, Sanford, that Captain Atkinson south ns western Knnsns. Much socks or neckties ami Ihe prevailing style In liulmilH, says the Washing ' colder weather is tho forecast for all To H o a r t ^ ^ J i i putting on the Sanford to Enter­ ton Star. In Hie 'olden times'—Ilint Is. prise run. They must hnvo hotter ; sections east of the Mississippi river when grandfather was In liiiHlnessT o L u n g t. docking facilities and it is up to tho within the next thirty-Bix hours, ex­ 'nllocatbiir Imd somewhat of a ran as INSERVICEFIFTY YEARS city of Sanford to see that tho proper cept the Florldn peninsula. ii fluiinclal word and one could often c bear nnd see the phrase 'allocation of steps are taken to repair the city dock To Stom ach TABLETS OR LIQUID REPORTER ENRICHED the shares of Hie company.'" at once. Landing of boats and tho SOLD EVERYWHERE new run between Sanford nnd Enter­ DC J HERALD ADS get results. SAVVANNAH, Dec. 22.—John D. prise means much to the business men To L iv e r of this city. Help the m atter along Roekfoller passed through Snvnnnah today en route south. He wns inter­ and see that it is put over at once. viewed nt the depot by n local news­ -----------o paper reporter. When the interview WHY FLAGLER DID IT wns concluded Mr. Rockfeller said ho T o K id n e ija I he South Florida Developer, refer­ would give the reporter something to ring t„ some of the operations of the remember him hy. II q then gnve him To O v a r ie 1 lerida East Coast Railway Com­ six ten cent pieces, one for the re­ porter, and one each for his wife, his pany, said: child nnd his mother and father. "A reuse of public duty must hnvo They will retain the dimes ns souve­ been an animating motive of the ADJUST­ nirs. Hagler policy rather than mcro addiTo LoworLimbs - f r 'l * }' y V iMENTS •‘"ii In wealth—an ambition to servo GORDON, of Sanford T TUsi 1 1 las land and his countrymen, His usPOSSE SEEKING YEGGS * yg __ To B la d d e r n i iaies who survive him must have To Genitals-/ PHIL KEITH, of Birmingham that spirit, probably it was FLORA, III., Dec. 22.—Led hy Miss tin ir spirit ns well ns his, nnd it will Mildred Kelly, bookkeeper of tho be natural that tho Flagler tradition State Dank of Iukn, 111., who carried EIGHT ROUND EXHIBITION >b perpetuated in n now enterprise, a rifle, n posse of several hundred er through participation in it." armed citizens scoured n woods nenr Good Wrestling Match and a Fast Uu> Developer has rightly sensed here today for five bandits who late Consultation and Analysis Free 'be motive which inspired Mr. Flng- yesterday robbed tho hank of be­ Battle Royal b r. .Sonic years ago tho w riter whilo tween ? 15,000 nnd $20,000 in cash nnd di-cussing all of his operations on the Liberty Bonds, As tho hnndits drovo ‘a t coast, and indeed nil of his por- away from thc hank yesterday Miss ■ Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-0 p. nt. Evenings hy Appointment ■ tonal operations slnco ho entered tho Kelly grabbed a rifle, hopped into the ■ LADY ATTENDANT "il industry us u young man, asked automobile nnd led the chnse. ■ ■ M . Flagler why it wns that he had American Legion Athletic Association Gurner-WoodrufT Bldg. First Street Opp. Magnoliu ‘•’in ,-atrated all his activities ami For first class Job work—th« Herald CATARRH GLOBE PIANO CO. Disease of any of these parts or organs may caused by nerves ’ pinched at the spine by a sub-lux­ ated vertebrae P e- ru- nA a Wrestling and Athletic Exhibition To Bowels— ■RAppendix J | ^ H ill]1 CHIRO­ PRACTIC ! \i will remove the cause and give you health. W m . J . K e r m o d e , D . C. PRINCESS THEATRE, WED. DEC. 28TH ina SQUIRE EDGEGATE ■Truthful to Say the — BY LOUIS KiGiA n •i ■ �* - , . ah .• i 7 - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 of tho organization. In this capacity ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ,ia a B B B B B B B a B B B B a a a a B a a a a wintry and sholttcr against ho will upon hia return to Jacksonblasts. S sonvillo, confer with tho local engi­ And Toxns is doing something in neer from tho War Department, who tho dairy line, too, producing $33,has charge of improvements, etc., on 000,000 worth of dairy products last tho St. Johns river. By a Sanford Celery-Fed ycur. But Texas can bent th at re­ Mr. Donnely will again bring his Man cord with her hens nnd poultry pro­ fnmlly with him upon his return. Thoy ducts, which Inst year brought to her have boon extensively entertained by ■ m m to to m farms and ranches tho snug sum of tho social set In all cities where they $43,440,000 in elenn cash. Tho Mont­ have stopped, nnd, during their stay If turkeys and chickens woro sell­ gomery Advertiser calls attention to hero, will, no doubt, bo taken into tho ing a t ten cents nplcco today I'd buy this fnct by way of encouraging a soclnl life of Sanford. greater production of poultry in Ala­ me a hot dog, yessir, This Institution, whose success nnd strength has -------------- O ' — t bama. Wc quote from a recent a r­ FLORIDA STATE NEWSPAPER Pussyfoot Johnson will conio down ticle In thnt paper, merely promising been hullded by n loynl people, whose most vnluCONTEST to Florida soon end see if ho enn find tho quotation with tho fact thnt he nble asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem or statement of conditions in Alabama some of tho bootlcggorB. Like all In n.competition so close that it re­ can bo, nnd Is duplicated in Florida our winter saviors, Pussyfoot has those who know it best nnd whose highest enns far an essential facts nro concern­ henrd somewhere that Florida’s win­ quired an nil-day study to decido it, the highest average scores in their re­ ter climute is grand. denvor is to nttnin still higher plains of s e r v ic e ed. The quotation: spective classifications wero awarded It Is sriid of Texns that while tho wishes you n hnppy, henlthful nnd prosperous Another week of those cigars my at tho Stnto Fair to tho following: farmers of thnt state market enough Weeklies, Wauchuln Florida Advo­ wife gave mo for Christmas nnd I eggs in one year to more thnn ronch New Yenr. around the world at the equntor, tho will bo ready to swear off smoking cate; Hovun-column dallies, Minmi Herald; six column dallies, Orlando production is not sufficient to moot with tho rest of the boys. Morning Sentinel. the state demand. If his is true of These -papers nro on exhibit in the A Princeton college professor says the Lone Star state, whnt can bo snid of Alnbamn? This stnto docs he ennnot live on $10,000 a year. H o i building devoted to tho ntcrests of not produce one third of tho eggs nnd has lots of company, Thoro nro mil­ tho University of Folrlda, since tho poultry It consumes. At this w rit­ lions in tho United States who can­ contoBt was conducted under tho aus­ ing eggs nro being sold at retnil in not, nro not, will not and novor will, pices of Director B. C. Riley of tho General Extension Division of tho Un­ Montgomery at 05 nnd 70 cents a I nm not. iversity. Ho obtnined tho services of dozen nnd chickenH are bringing 35 Ilristow Adams, head of the journal­ to 40 cents a pound. While these Note an advertisement in the ism work to judgo these papers. Dur­ prices nro higher than at any time Lakeland papers of tho Straw Shoo this year, they are not abnormal for Store. I t is refreshing to Ree a ing the past year he has judged simi­ tin* season in comparison with prices truthful advertisement about shoes. lar state-wide contests in New York, tho six-column dallies. Tho Sanford elsewhere. They should be an en­ Some people are afraid to tell the Kansas, North Dakota ami Minneso­ Daily Herald took tho blue for front page; tho Orlando Morning Sentinel, ta. couragement to local farmers and the Composition of their product. Thu Florida weekly papers, accord­ for editorinl page; ami tho South new boys and girls clubs to increase ing to Professor Adams, present n Jacksonville Journal for tho best egg and poultry production on a “The business man of this city who |,|Kix.r a.orago, especially in typo- hnnillinfr of fnrm nows. On its gonwholesale scale. When those high is In the habit of hugging his steno-, , r.,,q,y( then those of most other OTa| aV0rage, the Orlnndo Morning prices obtain in a centre of product­ grapher had better quit, or wc w ill' am| ho foU1„i the decisions ex- Sontinoj tooi< th„ major blue ribbon ion like Montgomery, they must bo publish bis name,” says an exchange. ccw|inK|y difficult, so that ho had to the 8jx.column dailies. much higher in the large industrial 4 ,1 4 1 1 ,9 1 1 1 “The next day thirty-seven business tidco jnt0 ncconnt extreme nieoties of cotrtest should bo looked upon centers, where the demand Is always men culled at tho office, paid their |K.a,||jnu writing nnd other details bo- ng ft tj|Htlnct success, says Professor greater than the supply. There need subscriptions n year in ndvnnce, le 't f ,rt, he cm,i(, rem|cr finnl judgment. Adams, who contends that thero is to be no fear that over-production thirty-seven columns of advertising j j 0 js particularly interested in tho j u„t aa much reason for such compctiwill bring prices down to unprofitable to run indefinitely and told tho edi- weekly paper ns an exponent of com- t |ong among papers ns there Is among levels. The state will have to pro­ tor not to pay any attention to fool mun|ty ideals nnd ns a Borvlco agency Hvu-Htock, fruits nnd household produce three times the eggs and chick­ stories." equivalent to church.and school. 1ducts, or any other thing in which the ens it now produces to satisfy the Three prizes in each of three class-' qUnlity may bo improved through tho state demand before the farmers look others in the community look to to are given to the weekly papers! {mpCtua of comparisons and rivalries GENERAL REPAIRING for mhrkets elsewhere. lake charge of its development. first, second nnd third places for best w hether tho contestants and tho pubThe above conditinnss are true of Old Ford Carage No community has ever suffered front page, best editorial page, nnd jk. n((rco w k|, the awards is a minor West First St. Florida, except that prices are higher I*hone No. 447-W than those quoted. We send Ihous- from a surplus of mental heavy- lest bundling of farm news. Among consideration, ho thinks, if they will amis or ilollnrs „v..rv scso n L t Z ' 'vdf?hts but ltH 'lovolopmont hns often the dailies only one prize is offered l)0Rin lo rt,cognize some of tho standfnrm..rs . ...... I1()11itrv bcon seriously retarded because of a for each of the three features, though ar(|g that go Into tho making of a ....... ' , y lack of them. It does not necessarily the daily papers nro divided into two L,00(| „a „er> aI1d will take the same which should be kept at home ami go , , ,7,. ......* ...... . " . I T . , «00H ',ai’cr' a, “ V inlo „ u. _ nWM flirmn^ folIow tbat in tbiH category are in- ,:ioups-( somewhat aridtrarlly, accord- pri(lo in a creditable she sheet that they .... . . . . , . . ‘ ’ eluded those heavy financially, for in iug to the number of columns. Since .,,111 take in any other loci Iho Times has 11reached the doctrine ......................... .... .... ...... ........., ................. v.,..,.............. _ wl11 UK0 . of a creator nroducthm con,munity wil1 1,0 foun'1 im,iv' [,lt' "umber of columns which a paper j of outstanding'value. . b ^’ 1(duals with the mentality of a Chuck chooses to use is a matter of indivTho Florida papers, ho says, can poultry for years, hut so far, it Connor who have taken advantage of jdual states or expediency, tho contest Judd their own with tho best in any riZ vn Hm,! ! , 5 i ! ! i ! ' circum"t "nc“ amI amasso(1 con"itl,,r- Among the dailies would have boon' othor Bection of tho country, and with j able f‘,rtunc:. fortune. However, However, they nut, more lu,a,1> nearly' comenaurato comensurnto to to that thnt of the p(lgg|ble possible exception exception of of those those of of Get An Abstract He fore it better field for the poultry business nWw tboy are aro «atof thl! iiislneHs ever Wi|| i,e |<K,kc3tl up to as city the weeklies, nccordlng to the judge, R ' California, nro doing moro to present Buying Properly than Tennessee, having all ‘T leaders. there had been no distinction on thin ' tho advantngso of Florida, thnn is bcvantages of n hotter home mnrKct, Aliy city that can arouse tho inter- Imsls. In the weeklies, the papers jng ,iono by tho papers of any atato but our farmers persist in . ms ng est of Mr. Donnelly, is extremely for- ranged from three columns to eig h t.'j,, ^,e rninhowBH, ami neglecting the hens tunate, and more particularly so is Rccnuse thero wero so few sevcn-eolE. A. DOUGLASS, Pres, tin.t lay tb. golden eggs. It would Sanford, as ho hns already given this unm dailies entered, for example, the x o T ir u seem time to make a chnngo.-Tam - d ty tlingiWo proof of hi» Krc«t inter- sweeping victory of thu Minmi Herald Notlco Is hereby given that tho iinpn Times. est in our development. During tho loses some of its significance. The ih't'Hlgi.cil, It Yi.rtiorough, will apply to , ,. ,, . ,, , , ,, „ , , -I, tin. Honorable Hoard or Purtlnns, of j The Bank of Safety TRUCK [ Security-Service 3 rste a m ade know n ,’o u n l x A dvfr* on ap p llca•3JJ0 p e t Only 303 days till Christman. Take Tho Dnily Herald early. -o - Tho shortest dny hi tho year was last week—the 21st—but today seems long enough. -oFrom this time on thu dny will bo getting longer—longer for the boss to get up the pay rolls and other trifles. Merry Christmas is over and this will give the old man another twelve months in which to recuperate and get ready for another big Christmas, -o January is the month of sales and it bohoovos the Sanford merchants to keep the people coming here instead of allowing them to go elsewhere to take advantage of the sales that will b0 put on everywhere. ----------- o-----------Tho Sanford Herald is a welcome addition to .o u r exchange table. It is a live dnily, with local and tele­ graph news and just enough spice intersperced to make »s hunt for it ev* cry time the mail comes.—Clermont Press. Seminole county ladies will take an active part in politics this spring. And they will have some of the men trembling in their shoes before they get through the campaign. The wo­ men are great workers ami awful fast workers when they get started. ----------- o----------South Lake Press of Clermont has a line of typo that says “ What Will Clermont bo in H>22?” Well, all wo can say, Pro. Loehnor, is that if you do half as much in IP22 as you have done in the past six months Cler­ mont will bo a real city with 5,000 inhabitants. j The Peoples Bank of Sanford I A- ■. . . , I m I I I .. r . I f , , I , «• I I li f Jp * WARD & RIVE SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. After the year lit22 is ushered in course 0 1 ms address to tho Hoard of metropolitan papers of Jacksonville the state of Florida, at Tallahassee, - -t.’.erc v/vil {.Wiciiiing slurring in A MENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT Governors, he referred to tho occasion nnd Tampa were not entereil In tho |i.'.W'rVlV*’f<»r* a*'tmrdtm .of 'u.e'*fotlowing politics ami from tile first of the year whetl ho was retained by the Grand contests. ■ Iuf1f1,!!,,ll,: Tho possession of n still or until June the woods will resound to Those who were fortunate in bein': I runk Pacific as Consulting Engineer I he front-page contest for weeklies loxicutlng Ihiuor, tho umlorslgncd lu.vthe sonorous voire of the office seek­ present at Friday’s meeting of the to lay tiut tho city o f Ruppurt, Hrit- was especially close, but the final tie- ,,lB uuavlctod In tho County, i.ounty .liolge'H C.iurl, of Si'iiiliioln er anil the regular office seeker will Hoard of Governors of the Sanford Florida, ut a Torn, of said Cuurt l.eld ish Columbia, their northernmost ter- cision on first-page make-up gives find some nice little lady opposing < liamher of ( ommereo, wore agreed minal for which service ho was hand- first place to tho Fort Pierce News- j unm ami tV.n'i.d.y "iVy* said court, sonhim at many points. itliat no finer or more sincere expressonuly reimbursed financially. Mr. Tribune; second, Wauchula Florida I ^ ^ \ '’(,1V;i,;ya.|i;iro7Voo.lmdo jSions of Co-operation could have boon j Donnelly assured the Hoard of Gov- f Advocate; htird, Lake Wales High- iCoimiy.umlor, control of tho Board of County 1 'nmmlaslonorn. Start (he mw yen tight by send- uttered, than those expressed in a , ernors that Hanford would obtain the lander. Other papers that wero close it. Y Aitunnouait. ing some friend in Duo. 19. 1921. 12- 20-2 l*o.a.W.-2 w THE STRONGEST )nil "n", 1 ,ri' 'I* t nnrtb d l° address delivered by Mr. Wilgame services from him gratis, that to these, and deserving of high men Daily * ,r7 ; * u 1 n,,,an H{1 "uich liam r. Donnelly, of New York. 1had been rendered the Grand Trunk, tion nre: the Sarasota Times, Lees TSUARANTKBD t Nitice of Application for Tax Deed and •’ Y,U !'I||< t0 ' llM '!,,rtbcrn ^ speaks well for the possibilities and for which they had paid liim a burg Commercial, Cocoa Tribune, nnt TIRE MADE for Under Section 575 of the Genet ul <>r n uj ’cioine it Sanford cntlius- of Sanford, when they attract liie fa- handsome retainer. Kissimmee Valleyy Gazette. Even thli tliis iust mill locate here eventually ami vorublo attention of men of Mr. DojiStatutes of the State of Florida Mr. Donnelly is no strnnger in or to ' additional list leaves out some timt it will do you ami Sanford good by nelly’s type. Too often in tho past Sanford. His visit of approximately woro almost in the same class. Notice is hereby given that S. F. having him come here to live. There have men of affluence and influence, ten days last winter with his two For editorial pages of weeklies the Poudney, purchaser of Tax Certificate t 'ortU is nothing that has so much pulling patronizingly patted us on the slmul- yachts, tho Down and New Era, will awards are: First, Fort Lauderdale Sizes Falirics No. 1045, dated the 4th day of Novem­ puwer as the newspaper. Try it, idor and moved on. On innumerable be recalled by many. Ills yachts, Henild; second, Titusville Star-Advo­ 30x3 ? 9.80 ber, A. D, 1805, has filed said ccrti- $12.50 !>1S.00 30x3«/, occasions have individuals with axes now at Jacksonville, will he here with­ cate; third, I.eeHhurg Commercial. fji’it e in my offico, and lias made ap­ $19.15 S25.50 32x3 f t WHERE FLORIDA FARMERS ARE to grind surfeited those who would in two weeks, and his plans are to For best handling of farm news in plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ 31x4 $21.75 listen with empty words of flattery. stay in Sanford until the first of next weeklies, the papers are ranked: Pirst BLIND TO THEIR OWN cordance with law. Said certificate $25.35 S.12.10 32x4 Their interest in Sanford and its de­ April. His return for this extended Wauchula Florida Advocate; second, INTERESTS. emt races tho following described pro- $2(5.50 $.13.10 33x4 velopment was limited to the amount period is conclusive proof of his In­ Lake Worth Herald; third, Hay Coun­ norty situated in Seminole Comity, $31.25 34x4 $27.25 they could work the community for. terest in Sanford, and the Hoard of ty Beacon-Tribune, of Panama City, Texas is n great state, greatest in Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of $33.40 $ 11.90 32x4 V i Here then comes Mr. Donnelly, per­ Governors are elated to know that with the Sarasota Times a vury closo the Union in thu number of square SW 1-4 of N Wl-4 and E 1-2 of SW $34.50 $ 12.85 33x4 Z i sonally unostentatious, as aro tdl big they will have the co-operation of runner-up. miles within its boundary lines and I-4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp. $43.(55 Sit 1.75 35x5 men with real records of achievement Mr. Donnelly in perfecting those plans For seven-column dailies, tho Mi­ 21 S, Range 20 E. 10 acres. Tho great ill many other respects. It or­ behind them, not with something to they have promulgated for a Greater ami Hcruld took first place for front dinarily produces one-third of the cot­ sell but from his broad experience in Sanford through thu development of page, for editorinl page, and for fnrm snid land being assessed at the date ton crop of (lie United States. Its of thu issuance of such certificate in city building to give us whatever as­ rattle graze on a thousand hills, and sistance we may require in solving our the water front. Mr. Donnelly is u news, which gave it the general aver­ the nnmn of Unknown. Unless said ORLANDO, FLA. they are no more tile longhorns of civic problems. Mr. Donnelly is a member oT the Sunford Chandler of age blue ribbon in Rh clnss, practical­ .■ortlflcnte snail ho redeemed accord­ Commerce ami was appointed to serve ly witliout contest. the olden days, but the best improv­ city builder in the literal sunao of the ing to law Tnx Deed will issue there­ Competition was moro keen among ed breeds, Herefords, Angus and word and as an expert in this field on the Inland Waterway Committee on on the 4th day of January, A. D, Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted 1022. Durhnms. Her cattlemen have w m *\haa ,)U0II rot„imMl im>ro than one Witness my ufficlul signature nnd thu tight and their improved grades im.ni[t)mi tu ,ay mlt d tk .g f{)r Homo (lf TOM MOORE seal this tho 20th day of November, Optomelrlat-Optlclan are not left to fond for themselves *j)0 |arRl!Ht corporations in tho counA. D. 1021. ngninst the cruel northers thnt some- try Mr DonnoHy haH Rreat vlsi„ns Opp. Po8toffico (SEAL) E. A / DOUGLASS, times sweep over the bleak prarios ()f ^ )u Sunfur<i of tho future—would Wo Appreciate Your Business Clerk Circuit Court, but tiro kept in fenced piutturea, with wo cou|(j inculcate Home of these Seminole County, Fin. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicate u supply of forage for emergencies, 1 lllt„ olir citizens-nm l he is II- 20-Gtc By: A. M. AVEEKS, D. C. hero to study our problems, find the solution for litem nnd show us how to If you don't see your it.proceed. He makes no bonstful claims, Good moals, $8.00 por week, The ROSE FOUR does Mr. Donnelly,—his statements Tomplo Club, corner Third and Park. are bused on knowledge received in : BLISS TRIUMPH tho widely attended Hchool of experi­ ence, in which, however, hut few se­ COBBLERS Henry McLaulin, Jr. cure a degree certifying that thoy OI*T. D. have been successful in applying tho This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ■ knowledge gained. from fields freo from Blight infection 'in our show windows, Mr. Donnelly possesses an analyti­ cal mind. In his profession as engi­ come in and Jook around 11 PECK BAGS neer his is the ntastor mind that has * built dry docks, created cities, and do—we have Something Ask for Prices ■ 1vised tho new method of wutor propuifor all of the farfiily. a sion that the near future will sco a adopted on nil inland wutorwnys and Frames Repaired Lenses Oupllcsted k solve transportation problems. Mr. j Donnlly is a mental hoavywoight, and EYES EXAMINED Phonw 497-494 5 the men in n community, who aro SANFORD FLORIDA Ssnford,TIs 212 East. 1st St. j heavy nientnily und Imbued with tho n WBLAKA BLOCK - proper civic prldo, are tho onoB that WE GRIND OUR OWN LKN8B Miller Tires NEW PRICES W. R. LINK 1 3 Happy New Y ears CHRISTMAS PRESENTS a> 33 DEANE TURNER Chase Company the ball hard­ ware co. U �. I .; -V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 _ Mllle lUppenln** Mention of Hatters In Brief Personal Items of I n t e re s t » _ In ana A bout 4 % *1 *-■* faSbk * * ♦ f The d t p Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers M pa m the w eath er m Pa Per Florida: Generally fair tonight Mid Wodnosdny; little change in tomjicniture. f u R a n W " * * * nick Torheun, Jr„ of Miami, is the 1 of his parents in this city for the holiday*. II A Howard spent Christmus with h o m e folks, going back to Okoochobeo City today. Zeli Ratliff has returned from a visit to Miami whero ho wns tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aborhathy and had the pleasuro of tho company of his little baby daughter. The American Legion dance that wnH t„ have been held Saturday night will lie held Friday night at the court house in order that tho business men will be aide to attend. Announco tho change in date to all your friends. Charlie and Hates Barnes, of tho Herald force, went to Okeechobee City today where they will rojuvonnto tho machines and otherwise put tho News office In shape and will probab­ ly make their homo thora fo r somo time. na TEMPERATURE £ *1 Looks like snow today nnd 9 it is probably snowing far*1 thor north. Our wenthor si book for 1D22 says cold <t wenthor for tho first week *> in Jnnunry nnd it is prob0 ably getting roudy for It. 80 * yesterday wns some summer * wenthor when you think a about it but thontmosphera ic conditions seem to bo * changing and a little cool a weather can bo expected so a let’s go from hero nnd mnko Q the balance of tho week n a busy week, llnvo you a litA tie Daily Herald in your a homo? <* 6:40 A. M. DEC. 27, 1921 a Maximum ...................... 80 a Minimum .................... 58 ha ... Range ............................ 55) Hu Hu remoter ...................30.40 Hu Northwest, dear. M RahuhnhaitaKahanhai in the Daily Herald. Two visitors to MICKIE SAYS the city last week saw tho advertise­ ■ ■ ment and purchasod lots in tho now IP NOO VJM4Y TUM* subdivision and will conio back hero ICE CRGAxVA ‘SOCIAL AO to- livo us soon as they can build FERNUYWm\ COIAE BA5VOW houses. Luno’s now subdivision is o n ! tho Sanford-Orlando road and frontB 1 191V WWEU NMB'Vie MADE OOP. Roso Court extending west to Onk PILE 'hi ARE ROvm\U' 'tW PAPE? Tfeft. A WOOBM \ J&< 5 Y UOO) avenue giving u very pretty layout of city lots in one of tho fastest grow -j VJE'RE 'TRMIbV TO )AA\4E a ing (sections of tho city and ull of tho u \» w ' o p f e w vr lots nra high and dry and so reason­ able thut they nro soiling fast. Seo Mr. Lnno at once and pick out a lot. cjok Ml M hi Hi im Hi ^ Hu *« Hi Wt ha ha h« n m Russell and family will spend some timo at Miami and expect to visit Sanft»rd beforo going back to Augusta, in the spring. Malcolm Wnde, night editor of tho Orlando Sentinel, and J. It. Roohnn, Associated Press operator of tho same sheet, were in tho city today and paid the Herald office an appreciated visit. Mr. Wade resided in Sanford many years ago and sees ninny improve­ ments here in the past few years, v“. Zy/Ap/.f-S" g v a tu ta i Sanford, Fla. £ PROFESSIONAL £ : AND BUSINESS £ £ DIRECTORY 5 Pa Pa You Can Find the Name of Pa Every Live Professional and P« Business Man in Sanford in Pa This Column Each Day Pa Pa Pa Pi pa pu Pn pa pa p-j Pa ■ Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa tm Quick Service Transiei Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located a t 207 French Ave., between 2nd nnd Third. 14. R. liKHURUIST. ■i ■ ■ ■ INSURANCE ■ ■ ■ 9 N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. M ■ W. T. ROBERTS, Agent ■ ■ Florida ■ Sanford Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. BAWLING, frill). Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Sled Gear bands la stuck Crank Shafts Re-turned ■ ■ FOR SALE FORW ENT SANFORD *:• 1 Al FLORIDA FOR RENT— I room furnished house, Illume 570 between 5 ami 0 o’clock H A U 'm iltl) LtA’ITEUY ]i, m. 231-Gtc "Battery Insurance” FOR RENT—tw o furnished hod Solti n nd S erv ice d by rooms, Gil Park Ave. 212-tfe Edw. Hi/r^ins, Inc. FOR RENT-—Bed room, 311 Park a v e ­ nue. 178-tfi Haitfht & Wieland FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. “Sanford’s New Hotel” Phone J37-W, corner Elm & Third Smith Bros. Garage 11.50 Up Per Day Street. 105 tfc Experl Rcpuirtn« FUR IlENT—tw o t urnlslictl rooms, S. O. Shinholser 505 West Third. Phono 77. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Contractor and lluilder 231-Otp Oak nnd First SANFORD -:•:* FLORID* WANTED—To repair autos at homo garages. Apply 505 West Third St. H. W .NlCKERSON~ Phono 77. 231-Otp Geo. W. Knight Public Accountnnt; Audits—Systems FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms Real Estate und Imturancn Income Tax Service und private bath. 411 I’nrk Ave. Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. FLORIDA 231-Otp SANFORD Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young wunnn desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AG NTS O BERNER. ChairniHti Hero’s u unique murket-plncu that you can visit without stirring from your easy chair. You will find it in the advertising columns of I ho Daily ! A. P. C O N N E L L Y j FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchennttos, I Shirley Apt., opp, P. O. 220-2Gtp FOR SALE—Citbbngu plants. J, E. FOir RENT—One furnishod Ee3 Spaulding, 2^1- l t c , room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. FOR RENT—Two light hotiselteoping 190-tfe rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Ave- --------------nuo. 234-atp t ’OK «KNT. 5 room bungalow, fu r­ nished, 2 garages. Good location. FOR SALE—Paper sholl pecans, 801 — E. F. Lane, “The Real Estate Man" * Magnolia. 23G-3tp FOR SALE—Ono 25 Remington auto­ FOR RENT—5 room house furnished. matic riflo with 500 cartridges. One $75.00 per month. Good location*—■ 12-gauge Winchester pump. One E. F. Lane. 231-3tp Remington automatic 38 pistol. In­ quire Smith Bros. Garage. 231-titp FOR RENT—Good seven room house, well located. $15 per month.—A. FOR SALE—Eight room house with P. Connolly. 230-tfc bath. Immediate possession. Small payment down, long time on balance. WANTED See Lane or address Box 782, DnyWANTED—Position liy refined Indy tonn, Fla.____________ HKI-Tu-Sat-iw as housekeeper, companion or plain FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call sewing, Mrs. Brown, 317 Third St. 415-W. 201-tfc 230-2tp MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, splendid, medium sized farm mules morning ami evening deliveries.—R. at low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu Springs, Fin. 231-10tc 201-tfc FOR SALE—Household and kitchen furuituro.—000 Lou roll Ave., cor­ George A. DeCottes ner of (itii street ami Laurel Avenue. Attorney-Ht-Lnw 23(l-2tp Over Seminole County Bank .. Employment Bureau.. j Tlie Street that Saves You Money J ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared s land. Must move at once. Close to transpor- 5 tation. Flowing wells. I Classified advertisements, 3 rents a lino. No ad taken for less that 25 cents, and positively no classified .ids charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. S to ru g c F ucIHUuh It hu please you, tell uthers; It uu tell us. Phone VJo OF ALL KINDS R N N 9 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■’ ir ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " W E D E L IV E R T 1IE GUUUo M a H | It M ■ 3 A BARGAIN FOR CASH CONTRACTORS AND UUILDKIta l’iaues and Specifications Crucrtuii, Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE I*. O. Box iu. H II K II ■ ■ ■ ■ H Sanford Constructs Co. R ■ i-i *" Pa Pa Pa Pa Tu Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa ■ ■■■■■■■■■■HBnalinB 9 110HH ■!!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ —. ■ — -----... . ........ —I ............................................................................ .. ■ ■ ... s r a fff r w r / s o / f f e a r* Sanford Welding Co. ■ . Select Yours Now Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. n u n ■ n n i »u Acteylene Welding U R n it M H It 11 II \*u) he will be glad to receive ns a Christmas Gift. ■ a a ■ R IF@ir T ib ® Just received, in knobby putterns, nil sizes, Shirts Col. George Rigby, mnyor of Or­ mond, nnd former resident of this city was here a short timo today visiting his many old friends. He hud lunch witli the Rotary Club at tho Valdez Hotel and enjoyed the visit very There wil be a big sale of used nun ii. FOR RENT—Half of store, with fine c»r» ,n Sanford one day next week, tho displuy window, No. 221 East First announcement to lie made in the Daily L. A. Russell, head of the Russell street, opposite postoffice, 230-tfc Heruld in a few days. If you are in Piano Co., of Augusta, Gn., is in tho the market for n used car watch tho city tmluy with Manager Hintormister Herald for the time and ptneo. LANE’S SUBDIVISION looking over tho situation regarding APPEALS TO BUYERS the opening of a largo retail store in NOTICE AND HOME BUILDERS the city. The Russell Co., is ono of Regular meeting of G. I. A. at Muthe largest wholesale pinno houses in Edward Lnno reports tho sale of soinc Hnll December 27th at 8:30 p. the South ami they have decided to Installation of officers, All mako Sanford hoad(|unrters for tho several more lots in his new subdivis- m. wholesale business and nro doing a ion today and he is grentiy pleased members requested to bo present, PRESIDENT. fine business over the stnto. Mr. with tho results of his advertisem ent1 ■ M r fti rr\ Declared to bo n screen masterpiece equnl If not superior to his enormous­ ly successful production of "The Mlrnclo Man," George Lonna Turker’s last picture production, “Ladies Must Live," will be tho feature at tho Star Theatre today. Hetty Compson, who made n great hit in “Tho Miracle Mnn’ | in which Hho played opopBlto Thomas Molghnn, is the featured plnyor In “Ladles Must Live.’’ Although sucaumbing gradually to fatal illness just as tho final scenes of the picture were taken, Mr. Tuck­ er, lying on n stretcher, supervised the cutting of the 110,000 feet of film that had been taken. This had to be reduced to the limited number of reels Imt when the work was completed, experts asserted that the picture, from every standpoint, was the best production Mr. Tucker ever made. Tho story deals with tho troubles of certain women who, siticu Indies must live, plan to make that living ns easily ns possible. In the devel­ opment of tills theme, the genius of Mr. Tucker found its finest expres­ sion, the result being a picture of su­ preme interest and appeal to every film fan, Robert Ellis and .Tack Gil­ bert have tlie two lending men’s roles. Tho picture is bused on a novel by Alice Duor Miller. n ■ n ■ a s T r ititit# lUl SCREEN MASTERPIECE IS lm GEORGE LOANE TUCKER’S m» LATEST “LADIES MUST LIVE” N I* PAGE FIVE . ■ . .i—. ■ • , Herald, It is a market place whore you can satisfy your need of merchan­ dise of every description. No matter what you need clothing, furs, furni­ Hotel Montezuma ture, pianos, office equipment, groceries—you will find these nnd-n hundred SANFORD NOVELTl WORKS other offerings in The Sanford Daily Herald. >i V. C. CULLER. Prop. There is Every Advantage of Studying The Merchandise Offerings ip— 1 fj The Sanford General Shop and Milt | V' vit'l'ffi Vt7A*.lr -T CO W TO A CTO fc , i , d BU U.D EV » M7'C9Mw»yttat Bircat f ■nitard^FU * 'IfWo»rk’ l.yitihd&rwny.'Tor the uddUiOU tO Tth i‘‘SU th Capital nF TuHah^^te.1 TWo how: vtdrtgs’v/lll'poralblyi be added ^ trtiin i’th^'Ooming year, ni \ 1 V “1 i* lot t ifu • cif.i, -u, '• ■ n u a u a u H i m u M R i m H H H a > H i H H i |I I I H I ,I I I I I I I M n a a ,I I I M U M I I H I H 1 H i a a i H T 'itr0 will be no shortage of mnterial for. piano keys whfto the world I* full ’of-people who think they caii get something for nothing.. I To the Public Until further notice the HANFORD will make Daily trips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAV1LLION PIER: 1 ’ ‘1 HANFORD - ................... 8:00 A’ M. 4:30 P. M. ENTERPRISE ........................ .. 8:30 A. M! 5:00 P. M, FAKE EACH WAY, 25c FOR HIKE..........'I............ ;........... 10:00A.M. 4:00 P.M . Additional trips Will he"nnnouiYce^f as tho aerHeil is " ,ii 1 /'*, I Required 1 ■ •' ' CAPTAra ATKINSON rhird*StreeA * • 203 East Third1 >:p* t 'f 205-L1 I1Phone he -*5TO. A. 1. , •• * M «eigatM N M fen iM k -im Lgfl j ■, I* j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ce83ecbb878493db04f2321a9ad93ca.pdf e91a41f8f292ddea465d6946b07a30cd PDF Text Text f ' Sanford THE “Cilv Substantial” Sanford THE “City Sobilantn IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORI), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 VOLUME II NUMBER 285 VIEWS WIDELY DIVERGENT £ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAKES SOUTHERN BELL PHONE ALLOWED MORE TOLL ON FOUR POWER TREATY S FURTHER PLANS TO AID BAND CAUSING SOME CONCERN BY R. R. COMMISSIi *4 WATTERSON LAID TO REST IN VAULT HARDINGS STAND Constitutes the Unfin­ ished Business of the Arms Conference CHARACTERIZED THE DIFFER­ ENCE INTERPRETING THE PAST AS UNIMPORTANT AMONG HIS OLD COMRADES OF THE CONFEDER­ ACY (llr The Auo«l«lr< Preae) <nr The AaaoelateA PrewO JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 24.—Mnrse WASHINGTON, Doc. 24. Confer- jjonry blvounced today among old enco delegates hoped to concludo at COnjrados 0f thg Confederacy In Evortodny’s session of full naval commit- Rrcon cemetery to remain until spring too their discussion of British pro- whoro bo will seek final resting placo posnl for nbolltlon of submnrlno nnd besido his fa thor and mother In with decision on that issue to clear oavchi11 Cemetery at Louisville. Tho the way for consideration of tho ques- j,ody of tho vcnornblo editor who dlod tion of uuxilinry tonnngo allotment jloro Thursday after a brief illness for Franco under limitation pfnn. ’wns removed from tho mortunry chap­ el to tho cemetery accompanied by WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Tho subBon) daughter, nnd grandchildren, marine problem nnd tho now four- ^ brief funeral service yesterday nnd power treaty, tho ono constituting tho p|nc|ng 0f the body in tho vnult today unfinished business of tho arms con- ■without ceremony. Mrs, Wnttorson forence nnd tho other attracting In- bowed down with grief Is still confincrcnsing Intorest heenusoof tho dif- 1otj |,cr rooin> Tho said said today fercnco In view betwcon President no definite plans for tho winter had Harding nnd tho Amoricnn delegation, been made, the arrangements depondlast night divided tho attentions of jnp Uj1on his mother’s condition. It the plenipotentiaries of the poworH ns- |3 expected, however, tho family will scmblod in Washington. 'spend a t least part of tho season at Now promlnonco was given tho tj,0 winter homo of General W. B. Hnltreaty discussions during tho day by 1deman at Nnplcs. a public statement by tho president,’ ________________ characterizing tho differences over in­ MAY INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS terpretation of tho past n8 "unimpor­ IN PORTO RICO. tant’’ and declaring tho Amorican delegates had tho "full confidence” of WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Ap­ the White IIouso. pointment of a federal industrial Mr. Hurding added that tho treaty commission to investigate conditions contemplated no "alltnnco of entangle­ in Porto Rico was recommended toment" nnd asked that lesser questions . .... . . __... , . t day to Secretary Weoks by Santiago „f difference bo net perm tied to obJ prc, U' n, „( the b'rce Fedscuro »cnre tho the central control purpose porpoeo of tho the agree w oo0'f 'Workln|[racn o( ,.orto nlc„ ment to presorvo pence nnd provido nnd a member of tho island’s soiiatn. mentis for friendly consultation ns n Secretary Weeks said bo would tnko means of settling international con­ tho suggestion up with President troversies. Within tho arms conference proper, Harding. the day’s only session was dovotod to a continuance of tho dclinto over CHRISTMAS SALKS LARGER TIMS YEAR THAN LAST Great Britain's proposnl to abolish IN NEW YORK CITY tho submarine. Tho discussion was not finished and the conference giv­ (Hr The Aaaorlntrd Prtaa) ing up pluns for an extended Christ­ NEW YORK, Dec. 2|>.—Christmas mas recess will meet again today to snlcs by department stores in nnd consider it. In tho meantime, discus­ around New York this yenr hnvc ex­ sion of tho question of auxiliary ton- ceeded thosu for tho Inst two yonrs, nngo allotments remains in abeyance, I nccon|inB to n summary issued today pending despite thnt additional in­ by the fcdernl reservo bank of this structions on the subject reached tho district. French delegation today from Paris. The French have taken the position TROOPS CALLED TO QUELL thyt tho nbolltion proposnl should bo RIOT AT CARIO, EGYPT carried to a decision before allotment details nro taken up, nnd apparently (Hr Tlir Aaaorlntrd l*rraa) CARIO, Egypt, Dec. 24.—A mob their viewpoint has been approved by began an nttnek on the government the other powers. In roplying ot tho British proposnl office in Gizeh, n suburb of Curio, yesterday, however, Admiral DoBon, thi smornlng. British troops wero chief Frencli naval expert, gave tho ordered to tho scene. Carlo, itsolf, . conference a glimpse of Franco's posi­ is quiet. tion on auxiliary tonnngo by declaring no important naval power could af­ ONE DEAD, ONE HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT ford to maintain loss than tho 00,000 tons of submarines proposed in tho SAVANNAH, Gn., Dec. 24.—Mrs. Amoricnn reduction plan for tho Unit­ ed State and Great Brituin. Tho 908,­ Eugene Hurst, 25, is dead and her 000 ton figure would bo greatly in ex: sister, Mrs. Eunice Hnrtzog, 211, is cess of tho presont French submarine J unconscious in a local hospital us n strength and would bo threo timos result of an automobile collision near the amount she would hnvo under an Savannah early tonight. II. D. Gay, application of tho ratio nlrcndy agreed of Thrift, Gn., driving one of tho cars, was taken in custody but was to as to capital ships. inter released in custody of his fa­ ther. MAN’S BODY FOUND NEAR JACKSONVILLE PRESIDENT OF CIIREVOLET MOTOR COMPANY IS DEAD JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23.— Tho body of an unidentified white man, FLINT, Mich., Dec. 23.—Chnrles boenrlng two gun ahot wounds in the back and two throughh the head, was M. Begole, president of the Chevrolet found pnrtiy submerged In a small Motor Company,, nnd one of tho stream about flvo miles from Jack­ founders of the Buick Motor Com­ sonville on th0 St. Augustine road pnny, died nt St. Petersburg, Fin., late today. The body wns found by todny, according to word received nt a small negro boy, who, walking hifl homo hero. Mr. Bogoio, n son of ulong tho road, had stopped nt tho the Into Josinh Begole, former gover­ stream for a drink of wnter. Ex­ nor of Michigan, wns 75 years old. tending hin body from tho bnnk tho negro sighted tho body just ns ho WOMEN RIOTEnS HAVE LEFT SEENE dippod his face into the water. In OF KANSAS TROUBLE addition to the gunshot wounds tho liinn’s Hkuil wns fractured. A log PITTSBURG, Kan., Dec. 23.—Indi­ had been placed across tho body to cations many of women sougght con­ weigh it down In tho stream. County authorities Immediately nection with mine strike demonstra­ started on investigation but Into to­ tions of lust week against working night wero witthout clues ns to how minors hnvo loft town, beenmo ovl.. _ dent todny according to authorities, tho man mot his death. Apparently ho had boon dead about 24 hours. IIo 1Deputies failed to find one todny In scorned to bo about 25 years old nnd' visiting sovornl points in county to was modorntoly dressed. serve warrants. ---------The Sanford Band, which hns reached a high degreo of ef­ ficiency ns a result of tho Sblo leadership of Bnndmnstcr Bull, is now a popular institution in Sanford. The people of Snnford nro justly proud of this organization of locnl talont which hns been tho menns of affording excellent entertainment cnch Thursday nnd Sunday. The TouriHt nnd Convention Committco of tho Snnford Chamber of Commorco which secured tho appropriation for tho band and has collaborated with Mr. Ball in every wny, is indeed pleased to know that its efforts havo met with success nnd that Sanford hns at last a real band. Mr. Ball appoured before tho Board of Governors at their meeting yesterday and requested additional scats in tho park ac woil as better lighting arrangements and wa sassured that these requests would bo acted upon. The engagement of tho band is additional evidonco of what tho Chnmber of Commorco is doing for Snnford. It Is financed jointly by the Chnmber of Commerce nnd the City, nnd can al­ ways bo assured of tho support of tch Chamber in nnything thnt will tend to grentor efficiency in promoting the welfare of the community. Individuals nnd business concerns arc requested to notify tho Chamber of Commorco of any vacancies in their organizations for individuals whose'servjces can bo utilized by tho band, *a b* MU ba b» bQ ba ba b*» b« ba bn ba ba ba bu ba *a b* M ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ,.JV I 'After Refusing to All* WIND STORM Same Upon Two Sep­ TAKES TOLL arate Occasions NEAR MEMPHIS SIX PER Cl ONE WHITE MAN AND EIGHT NE­ PROFITS ALLOWED THIS c o i * GROES WERE PANY AFTER THEY HAD KILLED ASKED FOR EIGHT (Hr The Amoclatrd Preaa) MEMPHIS, Dec. 24.—Nino porsons TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 24.—Tim wero killed, ono white man nnd eight Florida Railroad Commission negroes, nnd moro thnn a scoro injured nnd property dnmngo of two (handed down its decision in the mat* hundred thousnnd was tho known toll ter of tho application of tho Southern todny of a wind Btorm which Into yes- Bell Telophono nnd Tolcgrnph Coratorday swopt through Crittenden' puny to increase its general schodull county, Arknnsns, ncross tho river of toll and exchange rates In tho state bn ba ba ba ba ba ba ba from Memphis. of Florida. Tho first henring held in this Prohibition Agents was conducted on tho 15th day of NoWill Look Close for vombor, 1020, at which tlmo tho talaP t i i l - i r l u l n t i i - i R n n 7 p 'P hono company presented evidence to I Illld U L I|J M Id D U U ^C >how thnt ,t wns not onrnlng n reosonabic rnto of return upon its invest- J Attired In Dress Suits They Will Be moot in Florida. At tho conclusion o f 1 nt All the Hotels this hearing tho commisson announc­ ed that it would not allow tho tele­ (llr Tli<* Aaancliitrd l’rr«*) Others Penned in Federal Prison Get Their Christ­ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.—Fifty phone company an increase of rate* mas Gift prohibition agents attired in dress until the comnission had mndo a thor­ suits and led by assistant prohibition ough audit of tho company’s books, accounts and contracts, and until the WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Eugene conviction but the pardons do. Sev­ Director Duncan, of Pennsylvania, will commission, by its engineers, had inV. Debs, former Socialist candidate eral of tho civilian offenders will bo npponr in the principal hotels, cafes nnd restaurants of this city tonight, spoctcd anil npprnisod the physical for president serving a sentence of deported to tho European countries of "Wo moan to nmko this Christmas nnd j properties of tho telophono company. ton years nt Atlnntn penitentiary for their nativity, two nro under observa­ New Year's tho driest'on record in This work wns begun in January by violating tho espionnge act, nnd twen­ tion at hospitals for insane, and others Philadelphia,” said Duncan. "Full the accountants, statisticians, accountty-four other persons convicted on aro now out on paroles which wero ant analysts and engineers of thet dress squads will keep their oyes open various charges of hindering tho gov­ granted by President Wilson. commission, nnd wns finshod in A p rils for violators of the Volstead net.” ernment during tho war, with -Ger­ Tho commutations nnd pardons Tho enso wns assigned for further** many, received yesterday from Presi­ wero announced pcrsonnly by Presi­ hearing May 18, Inst, when tho result dent Harding commutations of sen­ dent Harding who took tho action In WILSON HAS FIRE THAT of such nudit, inspection and apprais­ DESTROYS TWO BUILDINGS tences to become effective Christmas accordance with tho custom of extend­ al was put in evidence. Tho exnmitiday. At tho sninu time fivo formor ing clemency to federal offenders at AND 121 AUTOMOBILES ntlon and appraisal of the physical American soldiers serving life sent­ tho Christmas season. properties of the telophono company (llr Thr Aho «IiiI«I I’rraa) ences pronounced by n military court Tho fivo soldiers given full pardons in Floridu nnd the nudit nnd anal; WILSON, N. C., Dec. 24.—A fire, for tho murder of a British officer aro Cnrl J. Bryan, James A. O'Doll, of its books nnd records mndo by the originating in the automobile depart­ while serving with tho Amoricnn army Roy Youngblood, Goorgu Van Gilder commission wns thorough and com­ ment of the Hackney buggy plnnnt on tho Rhine received full pardons, ef­ nnd J. B. Richardson, nil serving life plete nnd showed thnt tho toiephono here todny destroyed two 3-story fective Christmas day. terms to which they wero sentenced buildings and about 126 automobiles, company was earning only 2.04 por Tho uction wns taken nftor tho de­ while with the American army on tho The total loss in npproxximntcly j cent on its total investment In Florlpartment of justice had studied sep­ Rhine for tho alleged killing of Geo. $400,000, fully covered by insurance.. dm arately tho ensos of 107 persons serv­ Lnnccficld, a former British officer. ------------------------ Tho telophono company asked for ing sentences for violating war time Among those whoso sentences wero SUBSIDIARY PLANT rates sufficient to yield 8 por cent laws nnd after Attorney General commuted wero Charles Ashleigh, n BUILT AT ARCADIA on its total investment, hut this rate Dnughorty had discussed tho situa­ former newspaperman nnd n writor of was denied by tho commission,tho com­ —PULP AND PAPER tion nt length with President Harding poetry, who was convicted nt Chicago mission saying thnt in viow of tho who wns snid to bo desirous if pos­ for conspiracy under tho espionngo economic conditions prevailing thruout (Hr TKf Aaaoelntrd I’rraal sible, of granting some pardons for act nnd given a ten-year sentenco. His ARCADIA, Doe. 24.—The Pulp nnd tlie country it would not grant so Christmas. Tho commutations, it sentence wns commuted upon his Paper Corporation at Leesburg is wns explained, does not operate to re­ agreement to accept deportation to considcrin gthis city ns the hRo for u grent an increase, hut would allow store citizenship lost by tho folony England, the country of his nntivity. subsidiary plant which will ho edoett- an increase in cxchnngo rates at ex­ changes where the revenue rccoipt* ; cd soon in South Florida, according showed no reasonable return to the to advices received here. The ship- 'company, which increases so granted ping fncllittlcs of Arcndin are prime. ^result in exchange rates being increas-----------------------ed at some of tho exchanges in the BAPTIST CHURCH '„ tnte. »:3<) a. m.—Men’s class at tho Star, Tho commission doniod tho appllcaTheutro. 1tion of tho toiephono compnny to Irv* 9:30 n. m.—Main Sundny School at jeroaso its rates for toll servico, moves I the church. nnd changes nnd extra mllongo charge 11 n. m.—Preaching by Dr. ao orgo'amj ni80 rofused to nllow tho tele-. Vocational Training University to Be Established , Hyman, subject: "Unto Us." Tho phono compnny’H application to make by Veterans’ Bureau Knights Templar Masons will attend charges on reports and on porson-to* in n body. person calls. 0:80 p. m.—Christmas program in Tho incrensc in rates allowed by the (Hr Tho Aaaorlntril I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 '.—The se­ PERSHING SENDS CHRISTMAS tho II. Y. P. U. commission will, in tho opinion of tho lection of Cump Johnston at Jackson­ 7:30 p. m.—Cantata by chorus of commission, yield tho telophono com­ GREETINGS TO SOLDIERS. ville, Florida, ns a sito for tho voca­ 23 voices, "Tho Manger Prlnco,” also pany npproxiniatoly 0 per cent on ita tional training university to bo estab­ NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Gcnornl baptism. 1920 averngo investment, Tho tele­ Ho suro to attend. lished by tho Veterans Bureau wns Pershing has sent out through army phono company contends, however, understood todny to bo practically de­ publications this Christinas greeting thnt the increases allowed by tho com- * cided upon by Director Forbes. Mr, to the American fqrccs: Mrs. J. G, Rail has returned from mission wil yield only approximately Forbes planned to seo Harding todny "Whether in peace or war, it Is a most pleasant visit to the old liomu 4 1-2 per cent on business for tho en­ to obtain his authorization of tho uso the privilege anil duty of thL. soldier nt Quincy, Florida, where uho was suing yenr. of tiio former army cantonment in to uphold the glorious traditions of shown many social attentions nnd had Tho order of tho commission as the South for ono of tho training uni­ the past.,During these times of un- n fine visit with her ninny old friends. handed down shows thnt Commission­ versities hoing established in various ccrtninity and difficulty, whether in er Wolls dissented. parts of tho country. If unable to seo or out of the army, the soldior must Walter Morgan is happy over the tho president todny Forbes expected confidently and courageously do ills arrival of his father, Samuel Morgan, PRESENTED HERALD FORCE to obtain desired authorization Mon- part to hnsten an urn of understand­ of Mnrtinsville, Vn., who is down for WITH BOX OF CIGARS duy. While tho bureau officials woro ing nnd peace. Our army stnnnds the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ non-committal they aro understood to for pence on earth, to men good will." gan nt their homo on Park avenue. Hon. J. I). Davidson, mnnngor of the , believe thnt unless somo lust niinuto Mr. Morgnn Ih seeing Floridu for tho Sanford Furniture Co., prosentod the \ changes in pianos nro mndo tho insti­ Como in to the Hornld office to­ first time and is carried nway with Hornld forco with a box of fino cigar* tution will bo placed nt Jacksonville. night and get a box of thnt fino sta­ Snnford anil Snnford crops. Ho is n todny In appreciation of tholr effort* It Is bcliovcd tho University will bo tionery nt a price that will surpriso large tobacco planter in Virginin and to treat him courteously and look af­ put ipto operation ns early ns possible you. Positively tho finest lino of riina a plantation employing over 100 ter his ndvortising from timo to time. with several hundred students and Tho boys givo him thoir thanks and stationery thnt hns over been brought hands. would bo cxpnndod as needs of thnt will romombor him In tho yoars to to tho city nt very low prices, section aroso. Tho Univorsity would There wil bo a big snlo of usod come. be along lines of Camp Sherman cars in Snnford ono dny noxt wook, tho — which recently oponod with fivo hun­ CASHIER LOCKED UP announcement to bo mndo In tho Daily NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS dred students nnd hnB n enpneity as Herald in a fow days. If you nro In MEETING high as fivo thousnnd formor service LOCKHAVEN, Pa., Dec. 22.—The tho murkot for a used car watch tho tnon. \itnto bnnk nt Knrthnus, Clearfield Hornld for tho timo nnd placo. Regular mooting stockholders of county, wus robbed todny by two mon Sanford Dry Goods Co., to bo held a t BANKS WILL CLOSE who escaped with money believed to NOTICE office of company at 7 o’clock p, u .( I total from $10,000 to $20,000. Rob­ Regular mooting of G. I. A. nt Mu- January 2, 1021. Mpnday, Docombcr 20th, being gen­ bers locked tho cashier In the vault. soinc Hall Docombor 27th nt 8:80 p. SANFORD DRY GOODS CO., erally obsorvod ns Chrlstmns day all Ho was tht only occupant In tho bank m. Installation of officers. All 28G-2tc S. A. IRWIN, Secy. the banks In Sanford will bo closed at tho timo. Customers later hoard members requested to bo prosont. all day. noises in the vault and roioased him. PRESIDENT. Christmas cards at Herald office. DEB’S SENTENCE COMMUTED BY PRESIDENT HARDING, CITIZENSHIP NOT RESTORED JACKSONVILLE IS SELECTED VOCATIONAL TRAINING SITE BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT * ■-.'.vi 1. ...A ..liiirtJi kun.: �•• PAGE SIX ‘ .V • . • THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 LAKE MONROE Siiggestive Gifts for The The trouble with the average re former is that ho dosn’t know the £1 . r p difference between a reformerr nnd and n ! I f p i An entertainment for the benefit common scold. of the health and sanitation campaign for this county, under the nusplces All kinds of imported perfumes.— umes.— ■ 5 J of Mrs. John Leonard! of Sanford wns Bower & Roumillat. • 225-tfc _____ % given Wednesday evening by the FRIDAY AND SATUIUAV—W. K. KIK(JFKM) |»re. Sanford folks in tho Auditorium of »Mt« the National Favorite. FI.OIIKNm IIKHD In As n child he likes nn nll-dny suck­ the 'Graded school. The program er; but In Inter yearn he prefers one consisted of readings, songs, danc­ that he can trim quickly. ing nnd n playlet. Miss Williams, the Expression teacher of tho Snnford Xmns Dance Valdez—Saturday High School opened the program by night, Dccombor 24. Jimmio Collins’ givig several readings, which she Jnzz 'Babies. 233-3tc. rendered In a well trained manner. Mrs. Phillips whoso voice Is appalW ith tho face of a Mndonnn nnd tho heart o f a Hunts If w0 admit thnt war in u good or. lived a woman of w e a lth ’nnd power, la Parlit ingly sweet, then charmed the audi­ cause is righteous, nations will nl sho compared horaelf to Faustina, Homo's cruoi V?,, ence bysinging "In My Gnrden,” nnd press of hyaone days, and roso to dlssy heights, nn.: wnyn keep n few good enuses on hnnd to be drngKod into oblivion, woavos Itsolf Into n oh. the old fnmlllnr song, “My Old Ken­ cma drama of untold w ealth of drnmatlo action, for use in nn emergency. tlonal scones, nnd photographlo splendor. '“Tho ii|„ck tucky Home." Tho little play "Two Panthor’s Cub" presents tho celebrated Florence Old Maids and n Picture" staged by at the height of her career In her greatest Christmas Cignrs, boxes $1.10 to drama, supported by an exceptional cast of stage HtnV» Misses May and Mlldren Holly, Kittle Do not m iss this wohderful photo drnmnl * ,nr"$5.00.—Bowor & Roumillat. 231-4tc DuBose nnd Mnudc Lake wns InughCOMKDY and FOX NRWS nblc in the extreme nnd Miss Mny When the husband begins to find Holly nnd Maude Lake who portrayed fault, th0 wife nlwnyn suspects thnt the characters of tho old nmids prov­ he has found another woman, ed very dclighful old mnids indeed. Saturday at the Princess— Hoot Gibson in ‘Sure Instead of tho soured nnd crabbed Fire” ; also a Comedy Investigate tho Caillo out-board row kind w0 hnvo expected, thoy wero boat motors, at Ball Hnrdwaro Co. filled with glco. In fact tho laughter 231-5tc grew so nnnlmntcd that suppression seemed impossible nnd only after n It in nic0 to hnvo a car that will hurried 0xlt where tho nnto room wns climb tho hills, but somehow tho up­ nought for composure could tho "old keep reminds you of thnt old poem, mnids" regnin equillbreum enough to “Over the hills to the poor house." return to their role. When pooh! the giggles broke out in n fresh place, Every color of Dennison’s Lustra tho contagion spread, tho audienco Crcpo Pnpor, also Cropo Paper caught tho ha! ha! and loudly ap­ Streamers, Festoons nnd other Den­ plauded tho two gay nnd very lively nison’s Crepo Paper Christmns dccorROSE FOUR old mnids. Miss Mildred Holly ntlons.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc closed tho program In n graceful BLISS TRIUMPH manner with n clnsslcnl dance, which Tho pnrtof hell that isn’t paved with the pretty costume, the llthsomc with good intentions probably is COBBLERS movements nnd tho very 'winsome paved with wnr Inventions. little girl, mndo this fonture n very This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, striking one. from fields free from Blight Infection Wntormnn’s Fountain Pons for Mr. John Lconnrdi, county chairman everybody.—Bowor & Roumillnt. of tho tuberculosis stnt0 cnlo cam­ 231-4 tc 11 PECK BAGS paign in Seminole county, hnx boon n welcome guest nt the school n num­ Ask for Prices You can Huro feel nt homo without ber of times within tho pnst two your stiff collnr at the wntch party weeks. About fifteen dollnrs worth at tho M. E. Church on December of ChristmnH seals hnvo been Hold by 31st. 234-2tp the children. The pntrons hnve as ubu.'iI, responded most generously and CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, are making an effort to procure the SANFORD POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. FLORIDA service of a trained nurse for the J “ I school. | Everything in the holiday tins In Tlie real estate of John Mtoali in stationery, post cards, engraved this section is undergoing improve­ Christmns nnd Now Year’s cords, ments, About seven acres being re­ stamps nnd stickers, etc., at the HarSANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS tiled nnd elenred nnd n bungalow nld office. Ono of tho finest and most being built. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence comploto lines ever brought to SanJOHN GOVE, Proprietor J. Stone of Old South Rond, Wood-1 ford, Open ovory night until ChristCEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY haven, L. I., prospective purchasers, | mas. 1018 West First Street ' 1018 West First Strrrl will lenso tho pln:e tho ensuing yonr. Mrs Ida Jacobs Hill nnd MIsh Grace Jncohs, of New York, are guests of thoir brother Prof. J. Tlldon Jncohs for the Christmas holidnys. Mrs. Hill is a lyceum singer of much prom­ inence and hns Just completed a tour of tho United Stntcs where she sang in ninny of the larger cities. . Miss Grneo Jacobs Ih n trained nurse from the French Benevolent Hospital o f New York city. • FO U 1 Mr. nnd Mra. J. J. Tut, Sanford, Fred, Albert, John and T. Holly, Emil Kaisermnn, Mrs. V. Holly, composed n party thnt motored to Leesburg Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Norn, Mr. and Mrs. Hulst, of New York, hnvo returned to Monroe nnd nre occupying the cottages of Philip Egger. 3 Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Wynne, Jr., _ Miss Francis Hawkins, Riborta nnd j Jnskpcr Wynne nnd Jack Christlnn, visited Mrs Boone Baumgardener of Mt. Dorn Sunday. Mth. Kntu Ktcling has returned to her homo in Kentucky after visiting Mr. and Mra. Ben Lake nnd family nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrney Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell spent the day in Orlnndo Inst week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robins, of Snn­ ford visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. Albert Draper sold his farm In this section to Mr. Martin Doyle. Mr Draper will make his future homo in Snnford. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Zemmermnn of Palmyra, pa., who spent the month of November hero, after spending the week at Daytona Bench have gone down the East const to spend the winter at Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Horst also of the party from Pennsylvania will go to Tampa for the remainder of the winter where Lueilo Dorcas will remain in school. _I i I ri0 Stcir To-doy “T h e B l a c k P a n t h e r ’s C u b ” SUITS . . . . OVERCOATS . SHOES . . . SHIRTS . . . BLOUSES . . PAJAMAS . . NIGHT SHIRTS BELTS . . . SILVER BUCKLES HANDKERCHIEFS HATS . . . . . C A P S .................... T I E S .................... INGERSOL WATCHES WASH SUITS . . . s Seed Potatoes Chase Company Sanford Shoe 8CClo. C o. 1 ■M B WARNING 1 H r y J;fcrr.i I Tii! During inspection of /electrical work, I find many dangerous instal­ lations done by owners or tenants themselves. Some know bettor nnd tnk0 the risk, others think thnt as long ns one is capable of finding n place to attach common lamp cord nnd run it to where light or power is noeded, all thnt is required has been accomplished. They ignore the over­ loading of circuits and other condi­ tions of tho code nnd city ordinance (bemed neccssnry for safe electrical work. I have inspected the work of tho regular electricians for eight years and no fires could he attributed to their negligence, but w« have had trouble from nddod fixtures, through cnrlcssncss or ignorance. As Holidays nppronch many nru tempted to use th0 electric Inmps covering them with fancy pnpor a t­ tractions. This is positively danger­ ous an the high powered bulbs in use will surely set th0 paper on fire. Do not uho lamp cord In show win­ dows in nny manner. Do not use it at all unless suspended freely In the nir from nn approved rosette. Christmas trees can be safely light­ ed only by using npproved fixtures installed by a competent person, then it becomes the safest decorative light possible. When candles nro used constant cure must not bo relaxed for an instant. . These Holidnys, nn in preceding ones, will see some life forfeited and vnluable property destroyed by fire. Don’t let it happen in Hanford. 0. p. PAXTON, Electrical Inspector. S H O P P IN G H IN T S C H R IS T M A S G IF T S L et Us Suggest Your Christmas Gifts Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums Christmas Greetings Sanford, Flo., Dee. 23, 1921. To Our Friends and Patrons:— With everybody with Christmas spirits and everybody thinking of everybody else, wo want to extend to you our very best wishes for a Merry, Merry Christmas and u Happy New Year l And we are glad to have this opportunity in expressing our sincere appreciation with which you have so kindly fav­ ored us during 1921. We have striven, in every way to mer­ it your confidence and with thu coming year we look forward in hope of again being able to keep you as a friend and cus­ tomer. Now remember, we strive at all times to do the impos­ sible—“Please everybody.” Sincerely yours, S a n f o r d S te a m P r e s s e r y j A. M. CHUMAN, Owner and Manager 317 Euat First Street- * J -Phone 560 Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies Cnndelled eggs, 53c dozen; fancy ripe bananas, 50c dozen; fat Iioiih, 8B« lb; celery, lettuce, Christmas nuts groceries, meats.—Co-Oporntive Store, 417 Sanford Avo. Phono 122. 234-3tc NOTICE M. I. Stengnll Mulo Co. hns put all notes nnd accounts In Mr. J. E. Lnney’s hands for collection nnd I will oxpect nil pnrtlcB duo mo to see him nt my barn in Sanford nt onco nnd make settlement. This means cnch and ov­ ory ono. W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 234-0t omorso; Tho quality that re­ minds you of a mortgage ovory time you see a filling station.' A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils A Beautiful Assortment o f Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to Safety Razors, $1 to Ivory Goods Bower Perscription Druggists Roumillat I Telephone 325 �£ OB FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 O C IETY I. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W r * a k n f c n a y tr le n d a v b l l l i l yon y e a a r t ■ •!■ « l a y a k t n o r e a m ln i • f U »«■ « r c t a l t r l a U l i f i w rit* >•1 r a n to lk l« d e p a r tm e n t, KWIng ... a, o r tetefcpoae th e Item . I t w ill f f t t l l y a p p r e c ia te d .________________ P. W. Hand, of Nokomis, Fin., wns the city yoitcrdny transacting busMiss Minnie Loo Allen, of RriBtol, enn., is tho guest of Mrs. W. P. ields for tho holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Urbnn Mnys left this orning In their oar for Quincy | \ where thoy will spend the holidays. — F Mri. Turner Houser has ns her guests hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. |t*|l H. Hill. They have many friends horo who will bo delighted to boo them. Mr. and Mrs. John Loonardi left ' this afternoon in their car for Plant City whero they will spend tho holi­ days with tho Inttor’s mother. Mrs. R. K. Haley and attractive 1ittlo daughter, Hazel, of Itocky Mount, N . C., nre the guests of hor sisters, Mrs. \V. S. Thornton and Mrs. Dwight Babbitt. Mrs. George Rico returned yester­ day afternoon from Tangerine, whero ahe spent tho past two weeks, ami is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ray­ mond Key. William Leavitt, of Lakeland, wns In tho city Thursday to attend the ..marriage of his sister, Frances, to Mr. Glen Hay man, of Savannah, which took place Thursday at high noon. Miss Erminia Houser, who is at­ tending school in Columbia, S, C., this wlntor, arrived homo yesterday and will spend the holidays with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Houser. The many friends of Mrs. M. Mnrtln will be glad to learn that sho has returned to Sanford after an absence I of two or three years, and will be at The afternoon was a very onjoyablo home to her friends aftor January 1st ono, nnd was spent with sewing on at hor homo "Comfort Cottage,” un­ bits of fancy work, nnd lively conver­ til then sho wil bo at tho Montezuma. sation. Lnto in tho afternoon Mrs. Key served fruit salad, hot rolls, fruit cako, hot chocolnto nnd candy as re­ DEPENDABLES CLASS Tho members of tho Dopondabios freshments. Those enjoying this delightful after­ ClnHs of tho Methodist Church, woro delightfully entertained yesterday nf- noon woro Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. ternoon by their teacher, Mrs. W. S. noward Smith, Mrs. Ed. Lnno, Mrs. Thornton at her homo on West First Charles Fcddor, Mrs. Fred Daigor, Mrs. Clifford Peabody nnd Mrs. John street. Christmas colors, red nnd green, Smith. were used in decorating tho house. Gnrlnnds of red nnd green, holly nnd FINE BEEF CATTLE a Christmas tree woro effect1.', cly ARE BEING RAISED used. AROUND SANFORI) During tho nfternoon several of tho The editor of The Herald snw 43 members gnvo readings nnd solos. Misses Margaret Zachary nnd Marion beef cattle yesterday 'o n Joe Cam­ place Houh of the city Ilnnd gnvo two splendid rendinga. Lit­ eron’s tle Miss Hazel Haley, the dainty fivo that look like they will mnku year old niece of tho hostess, sang beef equally an fine ns any western several cuto llttlo songs and recited beef that could ho shipped in hero, Th cattle came from Mr. Cnmeron’s in hor own inlniitnblo way. Aftor a pleasant nfternoon tho ranch in Putnnm county nnd woro guests marched into the dining room 'turned into tho pen with some other whore refresh. ionts wero served. Tho steers that he hnd on his ranch in dining table hud' ns its centerpiece a this county. The Putnam county cat­ lovely basket of holly, nnd suspended tle hnd never been dipped nnd thoy from the basket to each place woro looked much better than those that red ribbons fastened with n minlnturo were dipped here for tick eradication. bouquet of holly. The favors woro Ticks do not get on fat cnttlo and baskets of Christmas candies. ther0 are no ticks On this bunch thnt During the afternoon tho members he proposes to fatten for tho local presented Mrs, Thornton with a beau­ market. tiful silver fountain pen, ns a token Mr. Cameron Is raising a now kind of love and appreciation. of grass on his place thnt is n native Mumbcrs of the class attending this of South America nnd it grows to a pretty party were: Marlon Hand, height of five or more feet nnd looks Gladys Wilson, Pnttie Lyle, Margaret very much like sugar enne. This new Znchnry, Gladys Adams, Lillian Shin- grass will he grown in quantities by holser, Erminia Houser, Kate und Mr. Cameron nnd ho will fatten his Martha Brown, Frances and Esther cattle on it, making different pens on Hughey, Eunice Furgeson and Ruby his farm and alternating Ids crops to Hart. give the cattle a change of pasture Mrs. Thornton wns nssisted in en­ and change In feed. Hy careful study tertaining her guests by her sisters, o ' local conditions in ninny years of Mrs. Dwight Babbitt and Mrs. B, E. cattle raising Joe Cameron has prob­ Haley. ably learned more about cattle than any government export that over lived and his experience compiled i>i T. N. T. CLUB a hook would go a long wny toward The members of the T. N. T. Clubs giving the owners of cattle some were most pleasantly entertained yes­ good points on many of the problems terday nfternoon by Mrs. Raymond that confront the cattlemen of this Key, at her home on Park avenue. part of the state. All sorts of Christmas decorations Joe Cameron is not worrying about were used in the various rooms and the foreign markets since ho markets on tho screened porch. all his beef locally and gets top prices for good fat cattle all the year round. H o f - M a c B a t t e r y Co. • p M akin g L o w e r R e p a ir Charges NOTABLE FEAT ACCOMPLISHED IN "THE SHEIK." Bringing not only the edesert but the dwellings nnd people of tho des­ ert to the scheen, Ib the feat accom­ plished by tho production staff in tho Aiming of George Medford’s Intest Paramount production, “The Sheik," which comes to the Star Thcntro next week. The feat In question consisted of building a complete village in tho center of the “Argylo lot" nt tho Lasky studio. Picturesquely Arabic nnd technically perfect, it represents one of the most notnOm achievements in present day picturc-mnking. This village is the fortlved strong­ hold of tho robber sheik, Ibrnhclm Uma’.r, who is the villinn of the story. In the picture it is attacked nnd cap­ tured hy the sheik, thus furnishing the background fer much tf tho stir­ ring battle action of the drama. Ru­ dolph Valentino, who plays the title role, lends tho attacking forco against tho robber sheik—played by Wniter Long—for the possession of ■ the leadln gfcminlno character, Dlnnn portrayed by Agnes Ayerss, who is featured' with Mr. Valentino. s The Phenomenal Growth of This Bank should be n sourco of interest to eveiy thinking cit­ izen of this community. Sanford is growing in population; its com­ munity is growing in wealth and importance, and the rapid progress of this bank is but evidence of this growth and tho demand of a prosperous, thriving community for more nnd better banking facilities. This bank offers full co-opcration to all those seeking a safe nnd satisfactory banking connec­ tion. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER s Christmas enrds nt Herald office. Get your Christmas dinner nt tho Montezuma, $1.00. 12 ;.’i0 to 2:00 p, m. 230-ltc J u s t w h is tle , t h e s o n g ] J tn e n s e e th e p ic t u r e M A Y T U L L Y ’S . Drama oPthe Heart | 35 OAKEN BU CKET B. F. Whitner, Cashier 1 WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ THE OLD F. P. Forster, Pres. is, ■ ■ Dancing Valdez—Saturday night, Xmas Eve. Jimmie Collins Juzzlnml * “T i Boys. 233-fiic i Christmas cards at Herald office. 3 ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the game now. M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT A p lc tu riz a tlo n o f th e so n g o f a c e n tu ry _ AT THE ST AR THEATRE, MON­ DAY, DEC. •20TH OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■ 5 S’ 5 a *5| > rf < ■ ■ ■ ■ 2■ U 5 3 N K ■ >4 ■ «a ■ ■ E n Q 3n ■S N H 3M 3 D1 n u M U n ■ a3 H u n it a n n ii n a \n t C p• I n1 The Street that Saves You Money M ■ U □ N a ■ H ci M M [Give Your Family A Real Gilt 3 BUY A LOT IN-------------------------------■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Here's a unique market-place that you can visit without stirring from your easy chair. You will find it in the advertising columns of The Daily ■ ■ ■ Herald. It. is a markot place where you can satisfy your need of merchan­ ■ ■ ■ ■ dise of every description. No matter what you need—clothing, furs, furni­ ture, pianos, office equipment, groceries—you will find these and a hundred other offerings in The Sanford Daily Herald. ■ ■ There is Every Advantage of Studying The Lane’s Sub-Division! AND BUILD YOU A HOME i 5 Buy now. Two lots sold yesterday and several more spoken for, so buy before it is too late. PRICES $150.00 TO $750.00- Merchandise Offerings in— E. F. LANE 8 ■ w The S a n fo rd D aily H e ra ld EASY TERMS i <‘THE REAL ESTATE MAN” Sanford — Florida IM �"rnT T O B AMOTIONAL LOCAL ^ «/<o rtf* HOARD | hereby accepted, and contract award-' n i ’iVCO.MMISHIONEKIT cd' upon condition that ,ttt> R6t»M COUNTY COl rgcelvea assurance from th0 Osceola A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ Cypress Co,, thnt they intend to re­ dak.—Bower & RoutnfllaC 225-tfc °‘h' #*V * build their mill „ ™ . Hoard of County ConjmJiBeautiful lino of Christmas Station* cry, B6wer & Roumllltat. 225-tfc airs *"» itmiiilcy lUKl 'j0mrn M< * *i *«* ■•twn.wii ui vd, y . Gdiivc^iuiHcr, Regular meeting of American A‘ r W. Entzm lnger. O . , Pj,. 2nd by E. Curlett, and Carried, Judge legion Auxlitlary, Friday afternoon #P6n' nml K Curlctt, with V. E. IIousholder is Instructed to purchnso „t 3:15, in the Woman’s Club Rooms. 0?f’ noouty Clerk, and C. M. a typewriter nnd render this Board HSilCtp! PRES. -2tp! uRla*. I),'l,uty . , „„ *#• <«4"i a bill for samo. linj Sheriff in attendance. Motion of C. W. Entzmlnger, 2nd A nice lino of Blbtos and TestaMinute* of the last regular meet him*'*-* yo'd* b y '0. P. Swope, and carried, a ednv ments for the old' atid young.—Mob­ Wa«nntv representing this* firm mittco of Chairman L. A. Brumley, ley's' Drug St'drt: 227-tfc /c L ,v & Cook; brldgfe” cofitrstetors' C o ftrL . P. Hagan, and Dr. J. T. f construction of the Wefelva'l Denton, la hereby appointed to InterA useful' Chrisiniks' gift, buy a'kdf °,r, e..nno(ired before the Bb’Arli in view th'o City Commissioner!) In rof- dak.—BoWt/r Si' RdumUlat. 225-tic riJpe.aii ’ ^ ^ nnj e’8iimat« on Wo | orcncc to'the care of paupers in lift / " " bridge .md the' Atiirii df.the City'oY Sanford. . A largo assortment of Dennison’s |3000 tH) cash bond deposited with") Motion of 0. P. Swdpb; 2nd by C. bcaVitffull^erigrnVcd (ihHstrnkY cards. g' dtonC 227-tic Entzmlnger^and carried, that, eft' -MoMayV the clerk of the Board- , .A n d ^ onw otion of ('otiir. O. P. Swope, 2nd by account of the lack of funds the html* The greatest t'eachei4’whe ever*' Walked the earth said*— . l . I’ llngun and carried, it is surfacing of the rond west from] Wkte'rnihnV Fountain Pen*' fbr that the cash bond of $3000.- Rand’s siding bo deferred :d until u‘ everybody.—titHfisr* If Routfillllrt. “He that would- be’greatest among you, let him- be1the 231*4tc 00 deposited with this board by latter date. Motion of L.. P. IHagan, 2nd by 6.i*j Stoney nnd t ook, be delivered to Epservarif of a ll/ n 1 *. f, m jL* fi L Ii you; wifot the btast time you (fVefc plnger & ltlisscll, nt the request of half don’t fall to be' nt' the' watch' p irty Mr. Stoney. in person. ■ j at the M.^E. church on Decamber Slit'. Bond of « H. Kilbee, foV Wofk Never before in all* the ages has business realized' the 234-2tp requesting that all crossings on the on the Osceola rond wns here opened Wd read, and it being tho only bid Sanford Oflnmlb yoad bo put In fundamental truth of this saying as it ddes today—oil Chrlitmas Cards, Tags and Seals at Hied with the Board for. this work, shape, also tViat they put In a new •■•J ■•> t, > nr,. jvl 23l-4tc on motion of Comr. L. P. Hngnn, 2nd. crossing nt the whistling post South Bower £ Roumlllnt’s. the anniversary of His birth1. by Comr. 0. I*. Swope, and canicd, of Glen Ethel on the Section line, on "I have a date'.” tho above hid is referred to Eng. Fred’ O. B. Branch of th0 A. 0. L. Motion of L, I'. Hagan, 2nd by 0. "When?'’ T. Williams, for him to examine nnd All business which inspires confidence and endures must ‘‘Oh Siitut-day evening, December P. Swopo, nnd carried, tho Chairman report to this Hoard., . .. Notary Public Bond of H. P. Smith, of this Board is instructed to- aign 31st.” be animated by the spirit of service. “\yith whom?” | vouchers for pay rolls nnd salaries was approved by this Boara. "The Bpworth League.” Motion of Comr. I.. P. Hagan, 2nd for Xmns. This bank wishes to enter into the spirit of the Yuletide "Whoret" Motion of L. P. Hngnn, 2nd by E. by Comr. 0. P Swopd, nnd carried, ‘‘At the M. E. Church.” the Board of Counly Commissioners Curlett, nnd carried, Supt. J. M. with every man, woman and child in this community. of C Minnie County, Fla., here took Wynn, is hereby Instructed to pur­ “What tirnoT” "At 0:30.” n rrcosa until 1:30 o'clock P. M., Dec. chase cither one or two tires for the It wishes YOU a Merry Christmas. “What’s doing?” Nash truck. 6th, 1021 “Oh, a ‘hnrd-tnck’ pnrty, you know ( Communications read nnd ordered Hon. Board of County Commisnnd there’s going to bo special music ( lionors in and for Seminole County, filed. The following bnnks in Seminole and n program, Iota of nmusements Florida, and the Hon. Board of Coun­ ty Commissioners in nnd for Volusia County, having filed their applica­ and LOTS of FREE EATS, nnd I don’t County, Florida, met in joint session tions nsklng to bo designated no know what nil:** "I b everybody Invited?” at 11 o'clock A. M. with tho following County Depositories for Seminole "Well I’ll be there then, you. can County, Fin., for the year beginning members present: Chairmnn Bish­ 23-l-c op, and Color's: Vinlng nnd Thurs- Jnnunry 1, 1022 nnd ending Dec. 31, sure count on mo." hy of the Volusia County Board, nnd 1922 on motion of Comr L. P. Hngnn, Wo hnvo just received a shipment Chairman [.. A. Bromley, nnd Comr’s: 2nd by Comr. O. I’. Swope, nnd car­ [, P. Hngnn, C. W. Entzmlnger, 0. ried, tho following named bnnks are of Cuillo outboard row boat motora. P. Swope, and K. Curlctt, of the Semi* hereby designated ns County Deposi­ They nru on display nt Ball Hard­ nole County Board, with V. E. tories for Semlnu!,. County, for the ware Co. Demonstrations cheerfully Douglas, Deputy Clerk, of tho Semi­ yenr 1022. Sccinolc County Bank of given, Phono 02.—Sanford Machine 231-Gtc nole County Board, nnd C. M. Hand, Sanford, Peoples Bank of Stanford, & Foundry Co. Sheriff of Seminole County in attend-! nnd Rank of Oviedo, Oviedo, Fla, FLORIDA ance. | Agreements were filed by tho SANFORD Lnml Hotel nnd Nnvlirntlon Com­ pany's tract, duly recorded In tne The meeting was opened nnd called following banks, nnd were npproved i’ubllo records o f Orango nnd 8omlto order by Chairmnn L A. Brumley, i by this Bonn!, ns follows: nolo Comities. Florida. Hlmpson, Grace Hlmpson of Seminole County, who atntod thnt First National Bnnk of Sanford, To:nnd Frank Helen Simpson, heirs nnd d ev is­ the purpost* of this joint meeting Fla., 2nd Liberty I.onn Bonds in the ees of Michael 11. Hlmpson, docensod. If living, nnd, If dead, nil parties wns to receive bids for the construc­ Sum of $0000.09; The Peoples Bank clnlmlnK In terests under Frank Hlmpson, Grace Hlmpson nnd llolon nf publication bo published In tho Ban* tion of the Genovn-Titusviilo Bridgo, of Sanford, Fin., Ten Fourth Liberty Hlmpson. dooensed or olhorw lso; f„rii Hcruld, n newspaper published In and there being only one hid, thnt Bonds Noh, 383833 to 383812 inc., of Frank B .Hlmpson, Thom as C. Simp- Hanford. S em inole County, Florida, once son and W illiam flutter, Trustoos o f „ wuok for e ig h t consocullve weeks, In thr Circuit Court of the Seventh J u ­ of E. It Kilbee, the same wob oppned tho denomination of $500.00 each, llolon Hlmpson, If living, nnd, If W itn e ss m y-hand mid offlelal sen! of dicial Circuit of the S late o f Flor* Ida, la and for Seminole Coun­ and rend, said bid agreeing to re­ totnl num of $5000.00; Seminole dead, all parties claim in g Interests Kald Circuit Court nt Hnnford, Florida, under “Frank M — Hlmpson. om as C. thta tho Gth dny of November, A. D. ‘ ** ------ Th *---------” ty c—l a Chancery. construct the Gencvin-TituHville County Bank of Sanford, Fla,, United Hlmpson nnd Wtlllnm Butler, T r u s­ 1921. E A. DUOLA88, tees of Helen Hlmnson. dooensed, or (HEAL) CITATION Bridge ns per plnns nnd specifica­ Ktntca Fourth Issue Liberty Bonds Clerk o f circuit Court, otherw ise; nnd nil parties claim ing Bovcnth Judicial Cir­ Geo. Eugene Thurston, Complnlnnnt, Interests under Mlohnol 11. Hlmpson, tions for the flat sum of $3350.00. aggregating $5000.00. Clerk wns incuit of Florida, S em i­ decoased, or otborwlse, In nnd to tho vs. Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, 2nd structed to forward the above ngroofo llo w in g described lands In Homlnolo nole County. Bovin ThiirHtou. Bufenilailt. County, Florida, to -w lt: A strip of B. F. IIOUBHOLDEIt, To Bovin Thurston, Itesldunco Un­ hy ( mur. [),. H. Thurshy, and carried/ nient to the Secretary'of State nt laud 2 i 1-3 feet wide, moro or less, Solicitor for Complt. lt-S-Oto known: o f f the rear or Bouth end of Lot 429 the bid of K. H. Kilbee for tho re-! Tallnhaoscc, Fin. ^ It nppcnrlug from nn affid avit filed nocordlng to Pint o f A ltam onte I.nnd In this cause thnt you are n n on-resi­ building of the Genevn-Tltusvllle I The following Fire Arm Bonds Hotel nnd N avigation Company’s NOTICE! dent of the Hlate or Florida, llioroforo. tract, recorded In tho Public ItecordH you, Bovlu Thurston, arc ordered and Bridge, us per plnns nnd speclficn- [ were approved nnd License ordered nf Orange nnd Bemlnole Counties, rcuulred on the Glh day of February, Florida. tions for the flat sum of $3350.00 is issued: Thomas C. Shupc, nnd W. Tho regular annual meeting of tho A. B. 1923. In appear to (ho bill o f com ­ plaint exhibited again st you In this To: La urn J. Olbhs, If living, nnd. If accepted by the Boards of County B. Stone, nnd W. C. Hill. SAVE YOU MONEY (iso. (lend, nil pnrtlos claim in g Interests stockholders of the I’ooplos Bank of 'cause^ under laturn J. Gibbs, deceased, or , i vo , i in i u i i i . It Is ordered (lint this notice bo pubCommi loners of Volusia and Semi-1 Warrants paid during the month otherw ise; I.ennder Ludlow, If living, Snnford, Florida, Will bo held in ac- Hailed In Hie Hanford Herald onco n nole Counties sitting in Joint session of* November were ordered cancelled nnd. If dond. all parties claim ing In­ . . .. , ■week for olglit weeks, terests under Leandor Ludlow, do- cordnnco with its By-laws, in tho of-( W ltn osajn y hand nnd t_ho se a l of said provided same is npproved by the en- of record., . . . . .court on this 10th day of Decombor, A. censed, or otherw ise, In nnd to the ,, fo llo w in g described lands In Homl- fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan- b . msi. Write ua tire board of County Commissioners Reports of the several County Ofnolo County, Florida, to -w lt: HE 1*4 nf Volusia County, Fin., nt their ficinls were received, rend nnd orderuary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho 1 iHK U,) clorU oM he^lPo^C o^rb of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 o f Soctlon 14, . . . . . * . I, Heinlunlu Counly, Florida, Twp. 21, B nngo 29 EJ. next regular meeting to be held on ed filed. Empire Hotel Block And to any nnd nil porsons or parties purpose of electing n hoard of dlrec- oj; o . A. DoCQTTEH. Dec. Kth, 1021. . . . , I .Solicitor nod Counsel for Complainant, The following hills ns presented to claim ing nny right, title or Interests In ORLANDO, FLORIDA to tho properties horolnnhovo d e­ tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, iz-io-otc Motion of C. L. Vivlng, 2nd by E. this Board nnd audited by the Clerk and scribed, by or through nny of tho nnd for tho transaction of any othor , , — — -------nliovo nnined parties, or otherw ise. ( urlctt ami carried, it Is ngrcod Were approved nnd ordered pnid. It Is Hereby Ordered nnd llonulrod ( busin ess t h a t m a y p roperly com e b o ­ _____ being ____„ .no . . _______ ________ Hint you nnd each of you do nnpoar t o . , that upon Hu* completion of the There further business .. ... ii -,,-,,,, i *„ tho bill o f complaint, heroin filed, on foro t h e m e e tin g , Gem-vu.Titusville Bridge, that n free .thin Hoard sta n d s adjourned to nuit1. , 2nd day o f Januaryi A* D, 1913, ll. P. SMITH, ferry I.,, installed, between sum p nnd nt their regulnr meeting to be held It le further ordered that this order ) jwL muUu" fvj^uage gently with soothing hindown, nnd a fd-tynmn be em p lo y - Tuesday January 3rd, 1021. 7T ed fur n sum not to oxceed $30,00 L. A. BRUMLEY, m per month, tolls to he charged florn ^ Attest: Chairmnn. Cool*, reste and refret*-^■un-down to sun-up nnd on Sundays E. A. DOUGLASS, nnd Holidays, tho toll to he tho same Clerk. #s "* Uic Osteen Ferry, provided Hun.- is approved by the ontiro' Bonrd In C iCr ci ruciut i to f C So tuartte ooff SFel vo er indt ah , JSuedmi ci ­i a l of ( iinty Commissioners of Volusia n o l e C o u n t q .— I n C h a n c e r y (°uoty, Fin., nt their next regular H IL L TO Q U IE T T IT L E hii-diiur to be hold on Dec. 8th, 1021. Frances Bllzabotli Hprngue, Complain Motion of L I*. Hngnn, 2nd by D. nnt, VS. I Hnrsliy, and carried, the joint Tho A ltam on te Land Hotel nnd Navi _ g allon Company, a corporation under ■ hcns)m*i „f the Boards of County Comtho la w s of Florida, el ul, Bofond- m ndsMuners in and for Volusia and ants. |■ ' l'|,,i,|"le Counties, Fin., is hereby NOTICE TO DEPENDANTS KNOWN * AND UNKNOWN \ ■'ijounicd. To: Tho Altarnonto Land Hotel and avigation Company, a corporation B ’■*" Board of County Commlssion- N under tho law e of Florida, Its n u c c e e - , B ’ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 24, 1921. er:< m and for Seminole County, Fin., sors or (ksslgna, If oxlstlng. and to n l l |B parties c laim in g Intorost by, through | B ft-convened at 1:30 o’clock P. M. or undor said corporation or nnaocla- B To Our Friends and Patrons:— i’fo "it: Chairmnn, L. A. Brumloy, tlon In tho follow in g deeorlbed p r o p - , * erty nltunto in Homlnolo County, ■ With everybody with Christmas spirits and everybody “m| ' “'"r's: L. p. Hngnn, rC. W. Florida, to -w lt: Lots 410, 431, 44B, ■ 448. 447, 448, 449, atid 4«S, and a strip ■ thinking of everybody else, we want to extend to you our hntzmmger, O. P. Swopo, nnd E. o f land 24 1-2 fool, more or lose, o f t ■ very beat wishes for a Merry, Merry Christmas and a Happy tho rear or south end of L o t i 428 ■ urL-tt, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy nnd 429, accord in g to Plat o f Alta- g l |«'rk. and C. M. Hand, Sheriff, In monto Lnnd Hotol nnd N avigation ■ New Year! Company’s tract duly recorded In the ■ ■ttendanco, And wo are glad to have this opportunity in expressing public rocorda of Orango and flemt* ■ Only 5-speed row-boat Counties, Florida, and more def- | our sincere appreciation with which you have so kindly fav­ Communication of F. It. Pounds, nolo Inltely doscrlbod by motea and * ored us during 1921. We have striven in every way to mer­ in reference to use of n bridge at bounds as follow s: B e g in n in g at a ■ 1136.S feet North and 30 feet | « motor made. Neutral, 2 <'ri -t city, wn8 mud, nnd on motion: point it your confidence nnd with the coming year we look forBant or tho 8. W. corner of tha N. H. ■ 1-4 or the 8. E. 1-4 of Hoc. 13. Twp. ward in hope of again being able to keep you as n friend and Big °rT O. P. Swopo, 2nd by E. 21 H„ Hango 29 B., thence North 344 tlr,U, nnd carried, tho request of; feet, thence Eaat 818 feet, thenoe _ customer. Z m forward and 2 reverse. On North 301 feet, thenoe Eaat I5 ■ r. Bounds is granted, provided that Now remember, we strive nt all times to do tho impos­ thence Bouth 888 foot, thence W eat ^ B28 feel, thence North 133 feet, thonce v 11rninh this bonrd with a written sible— “Please everybody." | display at Ball Hardware Weat 884 fee t to tPe point of begin* ^ ■k'reenient, in accordance with his n j'ohn J, Bright, T rustee for hla Sincerely yours understanding with Comr. C. W. Ton:l * Children, and Individually, If living, Co. Demonstrations will r-ntzmingor, nnd this matter Is here- n n d .If dead, all p a rlie s claim ing IntorcBlg^bnder the nald John J. Bright, ( trustee for h is children, and Individ*, by rufcrrod to Comr. C. W. Entzbe cheerfully given. * 4 • Seminole County Bank GLOBE PIANO CO. Tired Feet \ : : s iflentholatum ( Chr i s t mas Greetings CAILLE 5-SPEED ..OUT §| board ■ rowboat MOTOR triiager. Fred T. Williams, having re­ ported to thlH Bonrd on the bid of ‘ Kilbee, on motion of 6. P. *"ope, 2nd* by L, Pi Hagan and retried, the bid of E H. Kilheo, for L‘ 'vork on the OHccota Rond is UAlly; doconiiodf or othtTwlflo: tho ohlldren o f John J. Bright. If living, I nnd, If dead, nil parties c la im in g In - 1 toroata u nder the children o f John J. Bright, deceased, or o therw ise: and Julia k . Bright, If Hv ng, and. If dend, all parties clnlm ln g In terests, under Ju lia M. Bright, deceaeod. or otherw lae; In and to the fo llo w in g de* | * scribed real oetato situ a te In Hemt* 1 nolo County, Florida, to -w lt: Lot 431 accord in g to P lat o f A ltam on te ■5 s Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. ■ A. M. CLEMMONS, Owner and Manager 317 East First Street—----------------^--------- *------- £hone 500 8 AGENTS 5 �T.t'v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24,1921 COMMISSION GOVERNMENT WINS I Here in Sanford those who are in distress will be relieved by the good people of Sanford and oil of those (there ore very few of them) in this port of the state will bo remembered on Christmas day. Sanford people are known far and wide as having the real spirit of charity and .benevolence at all times and our people will seo that suffering is relieved in a way in which the needy ones will have a Christmas and will not feel that they aro objects of charity. Let us all enjoy tho day to tho full­ est. Let us all do our full duty to­ ward our loved ones and thoso outside tho family circlo and nevor forgot the significance of tho real meaning of Christmas. TRUCK The voters of St. Petersburg, by al­ most a two to one vote, reaffirmed By a Sanford Celery-Fad their recall of former Mayor Mitchell, Man whom they had pulled out of the chair in which they had placed him,- becaues b T J 7 HOLLY.......™______________ W U o r of acts and things deemed unfitting M. J . L IL 1.A R D ........I t c r t t i r r - T r r m n r e r I I . A . NtQHL ................(la n e rx l H i i i g t r for the chief executive of their city to O. L. IR W IN .........C lrcu U tlo m M*n*x«-r Harry Neel, of tho Herald office, do. _______ P I u m M l Q to 0|00 P . M._______ t received a bottle of anti-fat for In tho election of Frank F. PulA < T * r t l i l i | l u t f a M ade K n o w n an A p y llM lU n ver, tho people of St. Petersburg have Xmas, H n k aerlp tlo n P ric e In A d v an c e Should be and will be the greatest season of the shown themselves wise choosers of O ne Y e a r .............. ........... —---- ---------- *4.00 year. And you can make it such if you will but municipal executives. Mr. Pulvor is Arthur Yowoll forgot to mention in SIX M onth* ......- ....... ......... ................™.. 3.00 R e llv e rc d In C l lr h r C a r r ie r moke a resolution that you will start a Christmas one of tho best and most successful the “Loiters to Snnta Claus" that ho O ne W e e k .................. ....................ilB C en ta Savings Account with our Bank or with any Bank business men in tho Sunshlno City, wnntcd a bottle of hair restorer for T « » b i s 13* to 18- p a g e W e e k ly H e r ­ in the city or county today. Christmas should not and will doubtless provo all, and do Christmas. This is a hint to his a ld e n tir e ly c o v e ra S em in o le C o u n ty a n d I* p u b lla h e d e v e r y F r id a y . A dverbe in the “Winter of our discontent” but rather in all, that city has a right to expect of friends. tia la g r a te a m a d e k n o w n o n a p p lic a ­ the joyous and gladsome season when the world tio n . D e m o c ra tic In p o tlttc a , *3.00 p e r its officials. y e a r , a lw a y a In a d v a n c e . smiles with the youngsters. Immediately on his recall Mr. A Marion policeman resigned from WHAT IT MEANS M E M IlK Il T U B A SSO CIA TED Mitcholl announced himself ntandidato tho force saying thnt it was impossi­ ------------ LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT----------At n meeting recently of tho Cattle for election to succeed himsolf, there ble to bo u policoman and a Christian Raisers' Association of Florida, held being no provision in tho charter that at the snmo time. Here is a fertile nny recalled official could not again field for work In Sanford.' CHRISTMAS at Kissimmee, the following resolution be eligiblo for a certain, or any, was proposed: Fair exchange is no robbery. A local length of time. It was, to say tho Tomorrow is Christmas and all tho “Re it Resolved, That the members ileast’of it, an Impudent move on his woodman sent a follow a load of wood great proparntions made In the thous­ of tho Cattle Raisers' Association of part. Certainly tho spirit, if not the ' yesterday and received a woodon check ands of homes in Seminole County Floridn are advised to put on volun- lcttor( of thc charter wa8 thttt no ; ,n return. and In evory other part of the civilised tary tick eradication work beginning j mnn wbo waa rccauod by the peoplo world will be at nn end and the busy March Kith, noxt, nnd continue to I)e- 1wa8 wnntC(j or wna deemed fitted to First cold snnp that Htrikes, a lot of Sanford ones who hnvo been working for cember 15 th, or later, of the same hold tho office. His announcement of young Indies wo know will hnvo to weeks enn Bit down for n few minutes (yenr( dipping their cattle every twen- caused consternation, wrath and indig- turn up tholr collars, or they'll got : nnd wntch the delight of the recipients ty-fiVo days or oftenerj with tho fur- nntion nnt.on m tno city. cltv His defeat Tucslue8. chnped wishbones, in tho of the gifts. No matter how humble ther ntivice that beginning March, j (inyt aftor n flharpty tlo, inml f^ h t in “As a mnn thlnketh, so ho Is.” But I l l o i T » i l „ r n «b«lven tomo^ow 110“3' ^ dlp thoir cnttlwtOVOry twor‘- jwhich he and one other man were the _________ Christmas Candies, Whitman's, Waterman’s Fountain Pens for „ 1 , ° , ... *J| ty days or oftenor, until tho following |t.n,|orn .should convince him thnt his how about the bird who thlnkfl ho'a Huylcr's, Wiley's nnd Log Cabin Pe­ everybody.—Bower & R-mniillnt. Some homos there are in this world l)mmibor, „„ by this method wo can Bun hna 8ol in that cHy whero oven tho smallest gift will not ,,n)cur„ iycoi ami possibly foreign UM,‘’ * ;the whole thing? can nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Store. , ™ • 1 ... i. ...111 t__ ... ,_Procuro mini, nnu possioiy, lorugn Tho election proves two things. 1 -------227-tfc e nun 0 ’ * a * J markets, thereby exterminating tho tho power of tho commission Hodgson Rail says ho seldom if over ca w ‘-■re c rt> " ^ , , rnnBc rattle and destroying tho oldest form Qf government to rid n commun- believes n girl enjoys a kiss unless ho ,! •!. L|ln, f h e art1 ndU8try onogreat- Jity unworthy official without hns it front her own lips. Pago ItobMAKE IT AN Christinns is the timo for tho heart j *hnH (lono in thc ***° m08t g00()nnd to the |,1B „ of„of nn c e a s Long] | loss timo or expensive curt pro- ert Deane thnt ho may deliver unto of America to open wide. est number." cocdings. Under thin form of munici- Hudson tho penrl-handlcd gnng plow. Here in I’lorida and especially in Tho Orlando Reporter-Star road it nni government vou simnlv o rd e r a Sanford Christmas .... will be observed f .| once once or or twice, twlco anu nnd men then nsK» nsks | voto . AUI - Ul „H^UIIIDI, y , .„mJVy ...........as ,carefully, or -against" tho il'UIII recall V* of, TUiU »for. UIU Rill Gionn says tho only porfect usunl. Wo have no snows and __ , EVERY . , l 1 nii_ I ,Ln 1 , 1Homo ont> to please toll tho monnlng official or officiols wanted re- man In tho world Is tho ono your wife CURLING inONS r A UP WE EVER a,,,,,,, i„.t i,„ ™ni I01 inu rL80lullonI moved, nnd if the majority vote is for refused to marry. SOLD O U T L A S T E D ITS 3-lb. IRONS with O AA i n i h . r / i the I l k I IloTwi h’ Eithcr thu rc8olution is a 8urcastic removal, they aro out. Undertho old ------nn auto tlir ugh the woods fillod vithcha||cngo to thoso determined to rid mayor nm| „blerninn systemof cityII. U. Stovons says that thcro’B only Curling Iro n s................ 0 * l / U GUARANTEE overgreens and holly berries and mis­ the state of tho cattle tick, and tho government, St. Petersburg would 0110 thing thnt bents n good wife— 6-lb. IRONS, Q J j UP tletoe and Christmas is Christmas and open free range, or elso it is thu vie- hnrdly yet hnvo begun her fight to Hint’s n bad husband. much more enjoyable for tho absence | tim u .n of lf mutilation niut’iiatToA at of some cluponi* Mitchell; nnd there would he at thoYanda tho hnnds of -------Ford Batteries of tho snow, Those little barefooted ! probably many months, if not years, Flrothcr Zigfield is the first mnn to youngsters who have no shoes to wenr printer. «,iu m i i„. j„ iiin' ^ word “l>rcvvnUng" bo placed before the course would imvc settled supceod in making money out of his TOASTERS, $25.00 Q 7 ^ ur will not bo forced to wndo in tho bt!foro tho worJ »oxtcrmjnat, I n tho qucatlon. T h o S t . Petersburg follies, only ........ ............. Oil J — snows and tho cold on Christmns morn 1,i.„ iI l 4 ™ I ‘ ,w 1 , 1 "* * u u , "u' ,ou,ua* mill 1in 11 thu blimps i.f tho nnorost them 11 1 ttLr 1 nrt 1 t''u rLSoluH°n. wt case marks a strong case for comnusPEKCULATORS, J Q Q Q UI* and tin lioints of the poorest tlu.ru |)avo n ]nutlnblo movement on the part novernment "The can bo more or less of tho Christinas f nUHu t ti,nmaD|„ ^ n ,’, „ men of a church . . congregation . ■nirii fimi unless imln.u il.« ivnnilu.r 1M Hl|t i lu* second thing proven by .this usually pay Tor ' It It and aiul tinlnss Hie the wontliur wenlber changes i bntiLM-n‘wf 1 u cnlttllH ° mon th u„n stlv for tho church carpet, carpet. h(ll„ to. . . . n , .uunKm V4,nr-.1i qhe they will not need any fuel for warmth | C9 out ,1 the hoI° 11 yimr election is that when tho people get The women wear it out."—John Pikthey Vacuum Cleaners Phone , .»» . I mmIhnt mujr they miuuiu should nj by nuw now ivui real- together and agree on a candidate for ena Lcstor. This order is reversed in ----- and----am the poor will not suffer as they |z<, th(J poss,bim y „f doing for them office, there is little likelihood of the Sanford* do in the north. 189 Iselves voluntarily what it was propos- wrontr man getting in, us Is so dangerWashing Machines Christmas and the unfolding of tho ^ 'V g \n B'kouiem do'by"’law"invoiun- CusTv. common under our open primary on Easy Payments Tim Keane Ih trying to figuro out now w.................. • ---- ,3. new year is ih also n a time for retrospeci.. .... .......i.i„ m tartly, .reasonable. No man of practico in nil elections except fedorhow much ho’ll he ahead if ho ndviscs lion and another stock tnkimr and ov. tnuly' 18 rcn80nal“e* No mwn ot practice in all elections except tion and and nnother taking and nnd cv tion another stock stock taking ev. 8on8u jf not not inin name, nnmo Cljrtn,n sense ne(Jtls needs toto bo he compelled compelled toto ho ho ft|. a|, if eortainly.. in of- peoplo to put weather BtrlpB on tholr eryone should go to church tomorrow lo hiin8ulf. and wo hnvo boon fcct s t lUersbuTg held a ‘ v, uiven- j doors in order to snvo coal. Guess ur®” 1M.ht- SANFORD BATTRRY and get back to the real spirit of ,.xnoct|ntr ... rca.i anv ,iav tluit mor„ , 1 . ^, er lights ml his that'll hold him n spell, Christmas which u not na neenslnn LXl,etlu,K toi rcntl imy Utty l,uu morL tionnnd agreed on the man il SERVICE CO. ivo the for gift giving but another ehnneo to Cattl° t,inn Mr’ Koon ,,f 1,10 low* i "platform,“ who should receive Forest Lake says love may mnko wnruliiii Him whn Um gi er ,.r of all „ii vr pnrt.°.f tho 8taU'’ hnv.®n<lo,,te<l thu support of the majority party. This L. A . R E N A U D , Proprietor worship Him who Iis the plan of helping thomaelves by com'‘convention" knew just wlmt each thu world go 'round, hut coin of tho things, it is another chance to give Sanford, Fla. thanks for tho ninny blessings of tho plying with thu requirements of fed- mnn offering stood for, was able to 1realm is the grease that keeps her 105 Palmetto Are. IBXMSIII dictate to them what they should 'from -----------Htpicnking, year—thc blessings always outnumber oral quarantine laws. Rut if the resolution as the Rehave ns a platform, and pick tho the sorrows nnd misfortunes if wo will I never could get the connection of Henry McLaulin, Jr. hut search our souls for (lie better porter-Stnr prints It, nnd as it is strongest nnd the best man to put out quoted above, be its true reading, then against a powerful .......sit ion. They shooting fireworks and torpedoes and OPT. D. things. Many of us think wu have gone the j" advocates o f tick eradication, no- defeated thu opposition, overwhelm- other noise makers at Christmas time. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST fence cutting, anti-forest burning, ingly. If all tho go o d men who first The city authorities stopped it on tho through many privations ami hard a. announced themselves as candidates Fourth of July—why allow it to bo times during tho past year ami ninny ami ,. putting ... the , range. cow .... behind . „ t ,i i .. , , . , 3 j fence, will please note "there is yet for the pos tion from which tho city tho bugbear of the holidays? Tho of us Hunk we still have to face morel , , . . . , „ ™ l 1 I much stern work to bo done. —Tampa was recalling M Mitchell had tuyed in small hoys arc getting mighty enroof them in the year W22. Whether Tribune. ,the race, Mitchell undoubtedly would less with their firecrackers. tills is true or not there is always One It means nothing of Hie sort. We have been elected, for Itis vote was nii'*in wo wu enn i tiii go i;w in times 111jiVii \n n 1i... ... .. »» to whom of nstress Judge Mai nos received a red fi annul for th„ HtronKlh lo o m ..... all „ilnfar- j K>*-, p r .c tta ll, .. Ihlr.l of .ho ,..tal cn.t, tune, mol Chrlalmn. niornlng I. (ho1, ™ ” 1' ,0 ’f”0” th" 1 11,0 lll« orl'»»IHon. bo il ro- chest protector by mail this morning. Frames Repaired LcnBcs Duplicated It looked like a horse blanket when timo lo romombor 11,1, „„,l to look I ^mmolo county v*oro In momboro.1, vote, ......I,. EYES EXAMINED upon Iho brigbl ,l,l„ of oil quo,Hon. 1 :'V.“ r f»™r »f <"PPln|t j Tho Uomoorncy of Mori..... . but he unwrapped it in tho postofflcc. nnllro ,o l,„ t„ ,l„ r tth o n o w v „ „ r W|th l l',0i” !'ll 0W,1" " th.0 yl,.“ d l , loolt "> fhi» “ ■ Fetor,In,r« oloctlon 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. Maybe Old Scrooge was right after fMO to tho front nnd ,omlyTor"nii n ' i W * / <,UrtC“" ‘'" y” nml: to ™ni1 lh» W buno'. WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8B , , ' , . . it killeil the cattle for many rcnBons many editorials showing why a con- all when he snid "out on Merry that the year may bring. Christmas 1 » . 11 ■ M i .| m . - |, The • * cnttlo imen iiu ii (me lit inow in it willing ttiiii iif, to M •I* Vvolition i' IILIU(I l of tho party should, and must Christmas.” Honestly if another mnn dip is the Joy season for the younger folks |(Ut th haV() trie(, it yllt lim, ,)ulk.vcin this b state hH<) before the next approaches me about "the great heart » d regard ess of heavy hearts the (lippinR unly -a lho cattic tm>(, ,t pr Innry election, of America heating" and all thnt stulT eiders should always remember that K>y aru is :' Those they are fiavin„ having Hucce88 success by by th this Those cities nnd’towns wavering in and strikes mo for n handout I will Hu ><>11111,sti r» nro to have a Merry j,ncthod. It occurs to the Herald that their mind whether commission form lie tempted to strike, f hnslmas and wo should bond all our thu catt|omun know more about the „f government really presents any — ------- = * IWts to keep their hearts young i n 'cattl., bU8|no.s than those who never points better Hum tho old alder,nanic Eyes Tested Glnsses Fitted *ms joyous season. I he giving of raised a cow nnd they should bo allow- form, need only look at St. IViershurg ” lfts may he curtailed to some extent ed to work out they* own Halvatlun which, in a few weeks, rid itself of nn TOM MOORE and tho lavish giving of former years without any of Hie newfangled laws undesirable official and filled ids place may lie discontinued hut just Hie kind and restrictions that threaten to ubol-; with ono on whom the citizenry united Optomclrist-Optlclnn remembrance in a Christmas card ish thu raising of cattle and that have ns the man neded to recoup tho loss gives that touch of feeling nnd friend­ never worked out in the manner as sustained before his election.—1Tampa Opp. Poatofficc ship that would go with n gift nnd it tlie government agents predicted, Tribune. Wc Appreciate Your Business is not the intrinsic value of u gift ------------- „------------| -----------------------but the spirit in which it Is given HERE'S AN OUTRAGE. Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Our usual line of good Horn Hint makes the impression upon the Rower & Roainilint’s. 231-ltc hearts of the recipient, Unprecedented, without a scintilla made Candies, nnd for the ben Tho world is passing through,a cru­ of justice, equity or understanding I g w m fT T W iT fim m w T ym t t T m a m Y m m f f a f t i t r fit of those that are partial cial period and the spirit of Christmas tho Interstate Commerce Commission will do much to weld together tho today refused to permit a public car­ shipped goods we have tliei hearts of all nations. America, as rier to reduce its rates so that the usual, will do all In her power to suc­ freezing nnd starving populace in also good variety of mixed ■ cor tho needy of all nations nnd Amer­ that aren traversed by a railroad 25c per lb. ican relief will extend round tho could have coul at twenty per cent world. less through mich a reduction. There are more Wellington* told tIn-r, any oilier ripe ' The charm of Electrical Gifts hecauio you cannot buy n belter pipe far ihn price, ’lho 1 It is criminal autocracy, nothing Wellington insure* ■ coul, *wcet iinuke not once but all Ilea in this fact.'— they keep short of It. When wo hnvo n repub­ lho time. Made ami guaranteed by tho world'* Urge*! If you don’t see your right on serving nnd pleasing lican mlminlutration boosting for the maker* of pipes. year aftor year. Electrical Ap­ plutocrats at ono end nnd bearing pliances nro the “little servants down on tho poor at another there is of the Home” so much in demand little wonder that some of the unrea­ In modern housekeeping. soning laboring classes resort to vio­ the U N IV E R SA L p i p e lence. The Solomons are pulling Could any gift bo more appropriate We will be glad to show you tim Wellington in all it* down the temple on their own heads. to express a lasting regard? many shape*—ono of which will suit you. Wo won't —Pnlntkn News. Uk you to buy, Just como in and get acquainted. windows, Thoro arc so many things to choose In our show You are rivrht, Goode. Wc were Joe’s Smoke House from at this Eloctrbnl Shop—PercoY Just wondering how long the press tutors, Washing Machines, Electric come in and look around West First St.----Sanford, Florida I.’ . nnd tho people of this country will Irons, Vacuum Sweepers. Ry „n stand for this sort of thing, especial­ —we have Something means give Eloctricnl Gifts nnd ov-| ly in the present condition of affairs ory member of tho household will for all of the family. so many are out of employment bless you on Chrlstinns and every day l &when rnd every effort should bo expended ' thereafter. to reliovc the situation nnd bring down tho prlco of every commodity? Phones 497-494 Popular Price* -----------o — s ” Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tha WELAKA BLOCK EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL iiim iE M im ii kM U iM EM EIU M IM U ■ Temple Club, cornor Third and Park, j C h ristm a s The Peoples Bank ELECTRIC GIFT liioo" F. P. RINES .G IFTS. W A T E R ’S of Utility and Economy ANDY I TCHEN’S R IS M A S ANDI ES The World’s Most Popular Pipe i ■ Merry C h r i s t m a s ! DEANE TURNER ; CHRISTMAS _ _ PRESENTS THE BALL HARD­ GILLON & FRY WARE CO. �In and A bout ll.ppeiUng* Mention of giltei* 1° **r,e* fiffonal Itemi #( Interest & The Citp <£ ■THEweather I 'saturjln? I ed by rnin Saturday night or ! Sunday. Much colder in ! extreme north portion Sun; day and In north and con" tml portion Sunday night. to An to to to ta to mi to to fliis week has been a good wook. Mo Daily Herald on Monday. bite wants n holiday. Turkics i com to lie roosting high Jia year although thoro aro nioro of itm in the country than hnvo over (itn before. However, thoro Is Jenty of other nient If one doeB not it turkey. Kev. F. I>. Hunt nnd wlfo of ThomLnille, Gn„ are in the city, the Lqcsts of Mrs J. N. Whitncr, nnd will Lend the holidays hero. Dr. Hunt Is Lformer resident of Sanford, where for many years ho was pastor of the Presbyterian church and ho nnd Mrs. Hunt are loved by a largo circle of friends. They have spent Christians in Sanford for the past five yenrs ir.d their Host of friends nro giving them a warm welcome “hack home ” r •I.* *;**:• mi to to Tho to nd always remember thnt tho ly Herald will bo with you at cvieason of the year in winter and mer helping to boost your busli and your town. THE CHURCHES Summer weather, Bummer wenthor right at Christmas timo but it is God’s wenthor and wo cannot kick for dospito tho fact that colder wcathor is really ncodod this is certainly grand weather. Think of tho tompernturo tho day before Christmas being 81. But this is why thousands of tourists come to Florida nnd if wo ioso on ono thing wo will gain on another and anyhow no one will kick on tho woathor op any other subject at Christmas time. Tnko a Merry Christmus on us. Wo will seo you next Tuesday afternoon. Two wholo days of vnention nnd wo should worry about tho wenthor. 8:40 A. M. DEC. 21, 1921 Maximum ................... 81 Minimum ..................... (JO Unngo ........................... CO Barometer ..................30.20 Calm and part cloudy. to to to to to to to to to to to to to t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to W. C. Sntchor of Longwood is in tho city today on a shopping trip nnd reports his farm on the Wekiwa river as being in first class shape. Bill hns turned his hand to farming nnd will have a good cabbage and straw­ berry crop from which ho hopes to realize some good money. Try n Herald Want Ad today. 4"4**h *4 ■f 4**:•4-•!*♦4*4*•:>4*4* 4"F*F4**f*f*f4*4’ 4+4*+ A Cozy Home [> Uy eliminating nil of tho waste, over hnlf of tho Inbor, nil of the .1 middle man’s profits nnd by delivering n home on record timo direct ' | from the forest to you QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets [I Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built according to latest Improved methods of house construction, of tho beat of materials, at a great snving. Their economy is worth Invest!- " gating. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K CHARLESTON, S. C.‘ ENTZMINGER BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. ♦ 4*4-414-4-4-4*4*4*4* 4-4*4*414*4-*fr4*+414*4*4*4.<■4*4,4>4*414*414*4*41414* +4 SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 Went First Street j W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t? ■ || ■ If it is a slightly used or new automobile you want, we have it, and at a price that will suit you. HUIUK SIX, 7 passenger.................... ......... $075.00 CHALMERS, 1920 Mode!..................... .......... 825.00 AUBURN BEAUTY SIX ................. ............ 425.0(1 NASH, 1919 Model ............................. ......... 000.00 OAKLAND Sensible S i x .................... ......... 500.00 j First Ferson Buying One of these Cars will be Given a New Tire and Tube FREE 15% Discount Will Be Allowed for Cash B. dc O. Motor Co. FLORIDA SANFORD Distributors for : Lexington and Hupmobile ______ _________ _____________ ____ a F@ ir TIfa© H @ H n d la y © a Just received, in knobby patterns, all sizes, Shirts he will be glad to receive as a Christmas Gift. FROM THE FOREST TO YOU ? s METHODIST CHURCH Christmas will be observed at tho Methodist church tomorrow, Christ­ ians sermon by Dr. Walker at 11 n. m. subject: "Whnt Christ Has Mennt to the World" nt tho evening hour n special service of song ami whito gifts for the king. Dr. Wnlker will tell tho story of tho "Lost Word.” At nil the services beginning with Sunday school 0:30 a. m. You are invited to meet with us. TEMPERATURE to to Merry Christmas. Summary of Ike Float! of Small Talks Sneelaetly Arranged for HaraJd Heedere DR. WALKER'S CLASS Tho Sunday School class of Dr. Wnlkor nt the Princess Thentre wns a Select Yours Now month old Inst Sunday nnd like all babies nt thnt nge had the picture tnken, tho faces revcnl n big por cent ScwthnflhiQUl Oakiti toktk' of th0 business men of First street. AT STAlt THEATKE MONDAY. Men who count In tho city’s affairs. They mean to make this class n vital The many friends of Mrs. M. Mnr- power in the things of the city. All w/ srufff W /s tf/fffur*r tin are giving her a wnrm welcome men not attending other clnsscs nro J home. Mrs. Martin nt present is u Invited to attend tomorrow. S a n fo r d , F la . -----------------------guest of tho Muntezumn but will I ll shortly remove to her old home nt tho CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT ALL id SOULS CHURCH. corner of Fourth nnd Magnolia known for ninny years as Comfort -------m at Cottage, nnd we hope Mrs Martin Tomorrow is the feast of the nntiv- ■ ■ ■ will open this flnu place to th0 pub-' ity of Chris*, which will be a low ■ ■ & ■ lie again ns n plnce In which they can mnss and will be celebrated nt 0:30 a. ■ get an excellent room during the win-' m. This mnss is only for those np3 ter. Mrs. Martin is the manager of pronching holy communion. A prospective purchaser can rent with option *■ Second mass, a high mass, will a summer resort at Highlands, N. C., ■ ■ to buy or will sell now with very small nnd has been spending her winters commence promptly nt 10 a. m. The ■ at Ortega, nenr Jacksonville. ] celebrant will lie Fnther Mninvilie; ■ payment down— -------tho preacher, Father Ucnnessy, This J. S. Dinklc of Longwood is among is the parochial mnss. ----------Other Desirable Real Estate---------■ The music wil I be tnken from the visitors to th0 city today. Mr. ■ and Mrs. Dinklc are happy over the Rosewig's beautiful muss and sung ■ ■ arrival of their son, E. L. Hinkle, by a specially trained choir. The of­ ■ ■ who has been living in New York fertory will he sung by Mrs. Tnknsh. A crib and manger, typifying the ever since his discharge from tho A, E. F. He was in seven battles in lowly birth of the Christ, will be Franco during the World War and constructed in the church. Sunday school, ns usual, nt 9 n. m. his diseliurgu from the army gives during which the tcncherB will ex­ him a fine record. He was among plain to tln> children incidents con­ thg volunteers from Seminole county who went to tho call of their country nected with the birth of our Savior, to take their places in the front ranks and together they will view and ex­ and his many friends in Seminole amine tho manger. .The public is in­ Classified advertisements, 5 rents * line. No ad tnken for less than vited to nil the services. Sittings county are glad to see him hack. 25 cents, and positively no classified mis ehurged to anyone. Cash free. must accompany oil orders. Count five words to n line nnd remit ac­ Speaking of casts, just listen to cordingly. CON GII EG A TIONAL CHURCH this: Florence Reed, Normnn Trev­ or, Ilyrono Power, Enrlo Foxo, Wil FOR RENT—ft room house furnished. limn Roselle, Henry Stephenson, Paula Christmas Sunday will ho observed FOR SALE $75.00 per month. Good location.— Shay, Mile. Dazio, Paul Ducat, Eu- by »» with special music nnd exerFOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J, E. E. F. Lane. 284-8tp rises suitable to tho occasion. Mr gonu Hrcon, Henry Carvill, Will HourSpaulding. 231-itc FOR REN*'!’—Rooms and kitchuitnttca, bun, Ernest Lnmburt ami Charlie Burhan's sermons will give emphasis Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O. 220-2Gtp .Jackson. They’re all in the big W. to the living Epistle sent from henv- 1*T>R It ENT—Two light housekeeping rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtle Ave­ K. Zlog fold cinema special, "The Black cn to earth: "God's Love I,otter to FOR RENT—Ono furnished bed . 234-3tp Panther’s Cub" which will bo shown the Children of Mon,” We will try nue. room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. nt tho Star Theatre Friday and Satur­ to road that letter tomorrow morn­ FOR SALE—Paper shell pecans, 801 199-tfc Magnolia. ing and got its message. day, Dee. 23rd and 21th. At night wo will consider the nn- FOR- SXl.K—Large corrugated Iron 1 WANTED Clot your Christmas dinner nt the swer men have given to God’s letter warehouse, located in farming sec-1 Montezuma, $1.00. 12:30 to 2:00 p .1and th0 answer that should lie given, tion, on side track.—A. P. Connelly. i WANTED—Customers Tor fresh mfik, morning and evening delivorios.—R. m, 235-ltc Let there ho a full attendance of nil 232-1tc i L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lGil-St-Tu ------------------------ ( our members nnd friends nt both of FOR SALE—Dmigt. Touring Car,' 201-tfc services. used only few months in first class Special Xmas Dinner, $1 these Our children’s Christmas service condition $500. cash. Can lie seen George A. DeCottes HOTEL MONTEZUMA, 12:30 to 2:00 f‘>r the Sunday school will lie given at Millers warehouse, address Or. Cl Attorney-nl-Lnw Fruit Cocktail I 0,1 Monday night beginning at 7:15 V. Jessup, Kiti,mining, Pn. 230-fltc Over Seminole County Bank ami all arc cordially invited to Ini Oyster Soup FOR SALE—One 2ft Remington auto SANFORD present. FLORIDA Iced Celery Mixed Pickles malic rifle with 500 cartridges. One Mr. Burhnr.s 1ms arranged f‘<r u Stuffed Young Turkey, Crnnbcny One' series of lectures on tin* subject of 12-gauge Winchester pump. Sauce Remington automatic 38 pistol. In­ HARTFORD BATTERY Christian Psychology to lie given by Chicken Fricassee with Spaghetti Rev. Lillian Britton Fulton of Jack­ quire Smith Bros. Garage. 234-Gtp “Battery Insurance” Combination Salad FOR SALE—Eight room tiouso with Mashed Potatoes Candied Yanis sonville. These lectures nro of sur­ Lath. Immediate possession. Small Sold nnd Serviced by passing interest ami throw a flood of Escnllnpcd Tomatoes Edw. Higgins, Inc. light upon the new thought thnt is payment down, long timo on imlanco. Homo Made Mince Pie See Latin or address llox 782, Day­ English Plum Pudding interesting so many. There will lie tona, Fla. Haight & Wieland _ 19U-Tu-Snt-4w eight lectures beginning on Sunday Coffee Tea Ice Ten night, Jan. 1st, 1922, ami continuing FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call Smith Bros, Garage 41B-W. 201-tfc Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to «nch ,l|Fht Sunday night, $5.00.—Bower & Roumillat. 231-ltc January 8th when they will conclude. FOR SALE Oit RENT—8-roomod Expert Repairing _____ These lectures nro free to nil and wo house, 1011 Oak nvc. Phono 283-J. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES 218-tfu Get your Christmas dinner at tho s,m11 bu to have you fill the Oak and First house to its capacity. Do not forget Montezuma, $1.00. 12:30 to 2:00 p. FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range and the date of beginning, January 1st, 236- ltc ill. wood range, 1011 Oak avo. Phono 1922. 283-J. aiB-lffl Geo. W. Knight CHICKEN DINNFT, Surdny noon MULES FOR SALE—Five teams Real Estate and Insuruncn mil evening, Gray Gables, on tho splendid, medium sized farm mules uench, Seabicczc, Fla. I’hono 491. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I nt low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon SANFORI) FLORIDA Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-flm SERVICES Springs, Fin. 231-lote A New Two Story House 3 3 A. Tho wny to boost your community is to boost your HOME PAPER. WANTED—Ford with smnll truck body. Must be cheap. Box 291, City 208-3tp. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ft Subject: "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" Sundny School... 10:00 , m. Church Sorvlcc__ 11:00 n, m. Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave. All Aro Wotcoino. P. CONNELLY LOST Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. LOST—Between Sovonth nnd Ninth General Machine and Holler Works streets on Myrtlo avenue, pair of Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear glasses. Finder return to Herald of­ bands in stock fice and receive reward. 233*3tp Crank Shafts Re-turned . FOR RENT____ FOR RENT—4 room furnished houso, Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE phone 570 between ft and 0 o’clock Public Accountant: Audits—Systama HOLY CROSS CHURCH Call 146-J p. m. 231-Otc Income Tax Servlre Church services for Christmns Day, W. RAWLING, Prop. FOR "RENT—Two furnished bed Room 10 McNoill-Davis Bldg. Decomhor 2ft th: 212-tfc rooms, 011 Park Avo. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. 7:30 n. m. Celebration for Commun­ Acteylene Welding FOR KENT—Bed room, 311 Park avoions. OF ALL KINDS flue. 178-tfc Sanford Construct*n Co. 10:30 a. m., Mattlns. 11 a. m., Choral Celebration and FOR KENT—2 furnished bed rooms. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Sanford Welding Co. Sornian. | Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third Located In Eagle Bldg., 795 Oak Ave. Plane* and Specifications Cheerful!1 | 7:30 p. in., Vcapors and Address. I Stroot. IDB-tfc Furnished f Thoro will bo no Sunday School FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, INSURANCE All Work Guaranteed on Christmas day. BOB Woat Third. Phono 77. fl. T. PACE P. O. Bus in* I Special Christmas music, both vocal 231-Otp ___________ ___ _______________ — and Instrumental. WANTED—To repair autos at home N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. ono Irtvited. SANFORD NOVELTY Every garages Apply 605 West Third St. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Christmas Week Services 231-Otp Sanford Phone 77. »:• Florida WORKS St. Stephen's Day (Monday) Dec. rooms FOR RENT—Two unfurnished 2Gth, 7:80 a. m. V. C. COLLER, Prop. MWE DELIVER THE GOOD?* and private bath. 411 Park Ave. St. John’s Day (Tuesday), Dec. General Shop and MIR 27th, 7:30 a. m. 231-Otp Quick Service Transfer Work Storage Facilities Holy Innocents’ Day (Wednesday), FOR RENT—Half of store, with fine display window, No. 221 East First If we please yon, tell otherei If aei CONTRACTOR and BUILDER December 28th, 7:30 a. m. tell aa. Phone 418 streot, opposite postoffice. 280-tfc 117 Commercial Street Sanford, F la.. 'Christmas threo, 6:00 p. m. H. W. NICKERSON � 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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IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUM E PREMIER’S ACCEPTANCE OF CAPITAL SHIP RATIO SENT JUSSERAND TODAY defense sh ips AUK NEEDED BUT FRANCE IB WILLING TO NEGOTIATE VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 NUMBER 234 ’he Soldier’s Dream Comes True ADJOURNED—NO ACTION ON TREATY OF PEACEDAIL WILL RESUME MEET- .■'Vvrtf*~ .v-■: RAILROADS P U N FREIGHT CUT ON ALL GOODS SOON After Holiday and Fate WATTERSON Hangs in RESTS IN PEACE of Ireland the Balance AT JACKSONVILLE IS NO ALTERNATIVE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 ALL OV­ ER COUNTRY—FRUIT AND COTTON INCLUDED (llr The A n o e U tfO ***•“ > OMAHA, Dec. 23.—Tho railroads of tho country will put Into effect on January 1, or ns soon thereafter as possible a voluntary ten per cent freight reduction on cotton, butter, poultry nnd othor commodities, ns woll as the reductions ordered by tho Interstate Commerce Commission for Western territory on grain nnd grain products nnd liny, according to a statement Issued last night by F. W. Robinson, freight traffic managur of tho Union Pncific Bystom. Tho voluntary ten per cent cut is to bo effective for six months ns nn ex­ periment nnd will npply to tho entire country, he declared. Mr. RohinBon nlso announced the roads would continue until Juno 30, 1022, reduced rntes on live stock, nnd thnt a ten per cent cut in rates for livo stock on which no cut has been made would ho put into effect. The cut will npply to cotton, but­ ter, eggs, cheese, poultry, livo or dressed; cotton scod, cotton seed hulls, unmanufactured tobncco, fruits, fresh or green, not including canned or pre­ served fruits, dried or evaporated other than candied, canned, crystnlized, glaccd or stuffed; vegetables, fresh or green, dried or evaporated, wool and mohair. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Greut Britain's plea that tho submarine ho banished from tho sovon Boas was presented to tho arms conference yes­ terday, but it orcoived no support from any other power. In turn, the spokesmen of France, Italy and Japan replied thnt they re­ garded submarines, when proporly employed, as a legitimate and valu­ able arm of naval strongth, and wore unprepared to see them abolished. Tho American delegates took no final hland on tho question, but sug­ gested thnt tho conforcnco turn its efforts toward such a revision of In­ ternational practices as would pre­ vent n repetition of the ruthloss sub­ marine methods of the world war. A further oxchnngo of views on the Ilritish proposal will take place today unless France, whoso represen­ tatives again are nwnitlng instruc­ tions from their prumior, is prepared PARKER CONVICTED MURDER FIRST DEGREE to go ahead with tho dolayed presen­ WITH RECOMMENDATION tation of estimates for auxiliary craft she desires to kcop under tho nnvnl ___ . . „ t reduction program. Tho French indl- OCALA, Dec. 21.-Parker convict­ rated last night that they hoped, at murder first degree with rocom today’s meeting to at least make | mediation for mercy for killing Cunknown their exact requirements as t o . nlngham. submarine tonnage. OCALA, Dec. 21. A.. L. Parker, _____ convicted of the killing of J. B. CunWASHINGTON, Dee. 23.—A sug- ninghnm, near Orango Lnko Juno 25 gestion has been made hy tho Itnlinn Inst, is a mnn nbout forty years of arms delegation to tho naval commit­ ngo and has a wife nnd two children. tee of tho conference thnt another in- He is a farmer and moved to the tcrnutionnl gathering of broader scope . Orango Lnkc section about twenty will lie called soon after adjournment years ngo from tho Enst Coast, of the present discussions to deal par- j Cunningham, nlso a fnrmcr, who ticnlnrly with submarines and nuxll- loft a wife nnd sevcrnl grown chil­ iary ernft, dron, went to thnt section from Brooks county, Georgia, in 1019, desiring to find a plnco in Florida WIZZAKD OF SCIENCE whoro ho could Hottle. He rented IN'F.NT MACHINE TO TEST HEART THROBS land on the Dixie Hlghwny between Ornngo Lake postoffice and McIn­ tosh from Parker nnd nlso purchased NEW YORK, Dec. 2 2 .-T h 0 w i ­ zards of science now have a technical some stock from him, Parker movcontrivance hy which tho quantity o f. ^mHh Florida whoro he rolovo may bo measured hy observing mn*no I *'vo BpnB0'‘ir* Cunn nghnm, tile exaggerated effort of tho lover’s 1° Addition to oporntlng tho fnrnr he presence on th0 henrt action of his had n'B0 worked his own farm going bnck nnd forth lady. . 'in Gcorgin, ~ bctwcon them Such was tho nnnouncemont Tues­ When Pnrker returned from South day to tho Society for Elcctrin De­ Floridn Cunnlnghnm moved off tho velopment in describing tho workings i>f the "tologrnphone,” an instrument' pin™ fron> Clnronco Cork, by the line of which, its Inventor de- whoso Innd lies nearby. Cunnlnghnm clared, unhappy marriages might be *nlB0 had twenty acres of innd lensod prevented. from Pnrker nnd it wns over tho date All thnt is necessary to insuro ro- , of tho end of this lease thnt tho dls%ultm, the inventor explained, Is for Pufo that ended In the killing wns betbe doubt-torn swain, to adjust tho Hovcd by the a u th o rity to hnvo device over th0 henrt of his intended, originated. whisper a well-cnlculated word into Cunnlnghnm wns residing at tho her ear nnd watch tho indicator. If homo of Mrs. Molllo Amerson, who it flutters violently, then nil is woll with hor two sons was helping him and the bnnns mny bo published, but with his work, nnd it wnH there that tho trngedy occurcd. Ho wns in the •f not, hewnreThe inventor, it wns ndmitted, has cow lot helping with tho milking »(,t yet porfcr.tea mennn of making when Parker, according to witnesses, npponred nnd nfter n few words the girl put on tho detector. emptied both hnrrels of a shotgun into Canninghnm’s body killing him POSTOFFICE OPEN Instantly. Cunnlnghnm was unarmed. CHRISTMAS EVE Pnrkor made no attempt to esenpu TO HELP RUSH or resist arrest. He wns brought to Postmaster Elder announces thnt Ocala, given n preliminary hearing " forco of carriers will bo kept on and committed to Jnil without ball. duty Saturdny (Christmas Evo) night When tho grand Jury mot December as long ns may bo ntcessnry to do- 13 ho wns indicted for murder in tho liver that night nil parcels received first degree. Raymond B. Bullock, ono of tho °n train 89 so that thoro will bo no "hang^ over." Tho office windows beHt known criminal attorneys on tho will nlso ho opened for a short time Fifth Judicial circuit represented as Hoon as tho distribution of mall Parker nnd Cunningham's family engnged John P. Knight, of Nash­ fr»m train 85 is finished. Stato — AtTho windows will bo opened Sun-. ville, .„.v, Georgia, w«v. n.M, to — assist ------ -------„ «ny morning from 9 to 10 for tho 1tornoy Gop. W. Scofield In tho prose‘■onvenlcnco of box rontera. ^cution. *• ■ REMAINS PLACED IN VAULT TO EXCEPT FOR DEVALERA TO FA­ HE REMOVED TO LOUIS­ VOR RATIFICATION, SAY VILLE LATER HIS PARTY d e p e c h e voub PARIS, Doc. 23,—Premier Brland has Bent Ambassador Jusuernnd in Washington final and definite accept­ ance of capital ship ratio. France, however, it wan ntated, maintains her position regarding submarines and const defenso ships, although she is willing to negotinto. : - n France it is Stated Main­ tains Her Position on Submarines Sanford TM1 “City Substantial” ( I ly T h e A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s ) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23.—Mnrso ENNIS, Ireland, Dec. 23.—The Henry Wntterson content with full­ Clare county council, hto constituency ness of his life rested today from his of Enmon DeValera, yesterday voted labors. With only members of imme­ 17 to 6 in favor of the treaty between diate fnmily present nnd with tho Ireland and Great Britain and re­ Dreaming of a triumphant Return. AmsrJcT^JrUtnow^rtn^orth hour of service unannounced the body quested Mr. DoVnlcrn to use his In­ to death. Yet his dream cams true. Prom the decks t>f the 'hlstorto of tho venernblc Kentucky Journalist fluence for the mnintcnnnco of nation­ Olympia, his flag-draped casket was borne to his native land while ftiRnr warriors and high dignitaries of the nation, beaded hy Secretary of War was placed in n vault to remain until al unity. spring when it will bo taken homo to Tho resolution ndmitted thnt there be given its finnl resting plnco bo- were grave objections to tho treaty side his mother nnd father nt Louis­ hut declared thnt there was no nation­ ville. For fenr many persons would al altornntico to its acceptance. nttcinpt to attend tho brief nnd sim­ “Rejection of. tho trenty,’’ tho reso­ ple service nt tho mortuary chapel lution ndded, “would bo almost cer­ which preceded the laying away of the tain to involve us in n wnr of nnnlhlllobdy, the hour of .service wns not ntion because our people would bo di­ made public nnd the family requested vided, nnd because world opinion, in­ there ho no floral tributes, desiring stead of being with us, ns at present, the service and everything connected will ho against us." Has Been Taken to Suez and British Warships Go with it he ns simple ns possible. J. T. Copiosof the resolution woro sent to Iloone, pastor of the First Christian Mr. DeValera and other Clnre repre­ . to the Scene Church here, of which denomination sentatives. Mrs. Wntterson wns a member, offic­ (H r T h e A ian rliilrd I 'rr a a l iated. MALTA, Dec. 23.—Two Ilrtish war­ DUBLIN, Dec. 23.—Tho I)nil Eiro. Harding Signed the Only four florid tributes, two from ann by a vote of 77 to 44 decided into ships received orders to proceed to Russian Relief Bill, relatives, two from intimuto friends. yestorday, on a motion submitted byi Egypt immediately. Other units of Cnlln liliies from tho family were on Michael Collins, to adjourn further dotho British Mediterranean fleet are 20 Millions Today the casket and n cross of tho snmo hato on the Irish trenty until Tues­ under ordern to leave at tho shortest flower on tho mantel nnd roses at tho day, Jnnunry 3rd. It wns not tho mo— notice. Under Supervision of American Re­ bond of thu casket. No music. Dr. tion itself but an amendment to htolief Administration Doono rend the 14th chapter of John motion, on which tho voto wnB actually CAIRO, Dec. 23.—Suid Zngloul nnd after a brief oulogy in which ho taken. Tho amendment, introduced Pasha, Egyptian nationalists lender, ( H r T h r A n an rln trd I ' m a l WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Presi­ spoke of Wntterson's life ns nn open nnd seconded hy opponents of tho trea­ who refused yesterday to obey order issued hy tho militnry authorities that dent Hnrding has signed the Russian book lio delivered n short prnyor. ty, cnllod for continuance of sitting* h earn! his chiof followers cense all relief hill which carries $20,000,000 ap­ The body rests in thu mnrblo vuult day und evening until nction wns tak­ political activities nnd leave Cairo, propriation to ho exponded under tho in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Wat* en on tho treaty’s ratification or re­ wns escorted to the rnilway station to- supervision of the American Relief tersun did not attend service. At the jection. dny by British troops. Removal nc- Administration. The funds bccomo last moment the family issued a gen­ The defeat of the nmedmont auto­ eral invitation to newspaper men of matically decided tho motion. With compnniod by some disturbances in immediately available. tho city to he present. course of which considerable glass fow exceptions, so far ns could bo ob- , Besides the members of tho fnmily served, tho voto followed the party \ windows were smashed. Tho Inter HARDING WILL GRANT CHRISTMAS PARDONS thu following here nt thu Hurvico: Mrs. lines of those favoring or opposing the plans were chnngo dnnd Zngloul wns W. S. Jennings, S. Bryan Jennings, treaty. put in a motor cur nnd taken to Suez. No General Amnesty For War Law Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hough, of tho Nobody believes, of course, thnt if a Timcs-Union; Judge Robert Bingham, voto had been tnken on the trenty It­ Violators Is Expected Now. PAT MURPHY HERE , publisher of the Louisville Courior- self the majority would have been so COMPILING HIS GUIDE Journnl; Dninhridgo Richardson, man­ great as the voto on tho adjournment Christmas freedom for war law AND MEEflNG Fit I ENDS offenders was given final considera­ ager of the hotel in which Colonel motion gnvo its supporters, but there Pnt Murphy, known from const to tion hy President Hnrding tonight Wntterson passed away, Miss Mnida is no doubt in tho niindH of thoso coast nnd from Pensacola to Apala­ at nn after dinner conference nt the Richardson, W. A. Elliott, Times- who huvo boon following tho debates chicola and even to Cocoa-Coin is here White Ilounc with Attorney Genernl Union and severnl newspaper mon. can fully that this voto roughly nptoduy getting up dntn and advertise­ Dnughtcry.Anncuncement of those proximnots tho sentiments for nnd ments for his Guide to Floridn. Pnt selected for executive clemency, it MONTGOMERY DANK ngninHt tho trenty. This is denied by every year gets up tho Murphy Offi­ wns naid, is to he .made from the SUSPENDED BUSINESS some of the opponents of tho treaty, cial Rniiroad and Steamship Pocket White House tomorrow. TO PROTECT DEPOSITORS who nssert thnt It wns not n fnir tost Guide to Florida. Pat is n former At tonight's conference tho Pres­ ns many on both sides, especially tho resident of Sanford nnd has many ident wns understood to have gone ( H r T h r A a ao clalrd I'rr a a ) country members had voted for ad­ old time friends hero who nro always over with Mr. Daugherty the digest MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 28.— journment in order that they might glad to sco him. He gnvo the Herald prepared hy the department of Justico Thu Merchants Dank horo suspended gut home for tho holidays. tho following fine poem written hy containing the complcto history of tho business toduy und institution wus In fact, Countoss Murkiowicz, ono him for Christmas nnd it is given be­ 107 wnr law violators, nnd to hnvo placed in tho hnnds of tho Stnto of tho strongest opponents' of the low: taken up each case seperntely with­ Dunking Department. Directors snid trenty, seconded Mr. Collins' proposal, this action was tnkon to protect in­ apparently having In mind, ns indicat­ out relation to tho others. As tho snowflakes of winter were fall­ In thiH connection it wnH thought terests of depositors, Capital $100,­ ed hy her sutiricni seconding spooch, ing probably in official circles that the 000. tho possibility of tho debate continu­ On mountain on hilltop nnd tree; case of Eugene V. Debs, Socialist ing through Christmns nay and night I gathered tho laurol and tho holly lender imprisoned nt Atlanta,, wns ADRIATIC ARRIVES and overlooking tho possibility of a For Christmas was sure sweet to considered ns an individual enso upon WITH CHRISTMAS MAIL, party division on tho motion. mo. SEVEN THOUSAND SACKS its merits, ns were the ether of­ fenders ngninst tho wnr laws. TWENTY MEN ARRESTED ( H r T h r A aao cln trd I'rra a ) And I wntched for tho mnn in the While it was expected that quite a IN PACKING TROUBLES, NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Tho steam­ chimnoy number of hose offenders would bo ship Adriatic arrived today from Eng­ AT OMAHA TODAY As I sat hy my dear father’s side granted their freedom hy tho Presi­ land with seven thousnnd sacks of And tho Christmas fire flickered dim­ dent, high officials maintained thnt OMAHA, Dec. 23.—Twenty men Christmas mail. were arrested today in tho pocking ly thero would he no general amnesty In tho fireplace dusky and wide. houso district where thu strlko is in extended wnr law prisoners nnd thnt CHICAGO MURDERER progress after tho polico charged into tomorrow’s action would only ho tho IS FOUND GUILTY AND Then off to tho church in tho morning extension of executive clemency on n crowd around a street car. Tho po­ SENTENCED TO DEATH lice roported unable to identify the To hear tho Bwcet choir sing, n larger acnlc than usual. I, the happiest boy in the village, body of n mnn shot nonr ono of tho ( H r T h o A aaoclntrd I 'r r s a ) With tho gifts thnt tho noighhors CONGRESS ADJOURNS CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Hnrvoy pneking houso offices last night. would bring. FOR YUI.ETIDE SEASON Church, charged with tho murder of two automobilo salesmen wan found KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION Now thus was tho days of my child­ WASHINGTON, Do.-. 23.—Con­ guilty this morning and Hcntoncud to hood, . On Sundny December 25th, 1021 gress recessed Into todny until Jan­ donth. Church killed tho mon whon In Ireland over tho sen, uary 3 and immediately senators and thoy dolivored tho car ho had arrang­ Taylor Commnndory will nttond Thus over in sweet recollections services at tho Baptist Temple to ho representatives bognn leaving for ed to buy. Bring Ireland's Chrlstmns to me. tholr homes for tho Chriotnms and hold-under direction of our Excollent Prelato George Hyman. Now Ycnr holiday period. Tho houso THREE NEGROES IIURNED CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Sir Knights will assoinblo in full TO DEATH IN FIRE AT adjourned nt 4 o’clock nnd tho Sonata UKEAK ALL RECORDS IN uniform nt tho Asylum at 10:80 WAYCROS8, GA„ TODAY at 4:50. All business will bo sus­ CHICAGO THIS YEAR Christmas morning and will prooeed pended during tho recess excopt for (Hr The Aaaaelalad l'rrsa) to tho nbovo church at 11 o’clock. tho tariff hearing by tho Scnnto CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—Christmas WAYCROS, Ga., Dec. 23.—Throo After this service, tho Commandry shopping season horo has broken nil finance committee. negroes woro burned to death onrly will return to tho Asylum whore our records in volumo of business accord­ today in a firo that destroyed a nogro first Christmas Observance will bo ing to loading morchnnts, but probab­ SAM McVEY DIES IN hotel horo. hold nnd whoro wo will Join with our NEW YORK HOSPITAL ly will not moasuro up dollar for dol­ frntors through tho country in m toast lar with thono of tho last two yours. Th0 K. oi P. organization of Fort to our beloved Grand Master Joseph (Dj The AaaathlH Prraa) The city total retail business for De­ NEW YORK, Doc. 23,—Sam Mc- Mycara nro making plans for the Kyle Orr. cember is estimated at $50,000,000. Vey, one of tho grontost nogro heavy­ erection of a modern Cnstio Hall to All Knights Templar cordially In* Buyora this year nro spending monoy weight pugilists that over lived, died be used by thoir lodgo. The build­ vltod to attend. more windy, merchants snid, and do- of pnoumonln todny at a local hospit­ ing will contain four stories and nice­ Jno. D. Jinkins, H. E. Taylor, niand mostly for substantial nrtlcles. al. ly finished. Recorder. Eminent Comdr, v. TROUBLE IN EGYPT FOLLOWS POLITICAL INTRIGUE EGYPTIAN NATIONAL LEADER fit ' [ •. . A .', b . I V . lad. • ? �£ £ ’' ' ■ •• £1 ’ S, v ‘ PAGE SIX All kind* of Imported perfume*.— Bower A Roumlllat. 226-tfc * * 1 "That 0. K. Buttor-cruat Bread ninkos tho family happy." Polnscttla Buttor-sp'llt broad "can't be beat­ on." 227-fltc I M I I I I in « I I M I I « M n U I I U « M in H llin iM M » I I U n M « H M M M M | , l i n m " ,ll! A#'. B&v $10 S i d t S a le 1 , Christmas Clgnrs, boxes $1.10 to $5.00.—Bowor & Roumlllat. 231-4tc - AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR TIIE WHOLE FAMILY d We have Ju*t received a shipment of Calllo outboard row boat motor*.. They aro on display at Ball Hard­ ware Co. Demonstration* choorfully given. Phono 62.—Sanford Machine & Foundry Co.' 231-Gtc •, $1.00 shoe Sale r Regal Shoes •, TWO PAIR SHOES FOR The PRICE ol ONE Plus $1 i, These prices a re for cash only • T ita n of the screen, A plcturo thnt strid e s anion* o r­ jco n d____ in a r? ___ film _______ d ra m a _. llko a irlnnt ntnonir th e pigm ies— now terrible ns nil the passions of the onrth, now tend e r ns a child's caress. A stra n a o , Inspiring and be a u ­ tiful th in g sw eeping Into Its m ig h ty sconos m ultitude s of living men nnd woman and driving Into your m em ­ ory forovor tho m ore-thnn-hum nn le ss-th a n -h u m a n n o MOM—the most compelling flguro In screen history. 1 AND A DAIIN 0001) COMKIIY Friday and Saturday—W. K. Zicgfeld Presents the National Favorite, Florence Reed in “The Black Panther’s Cub” ; also a Comedy and Fox News Investigate tho Calllo out-board row boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co. 231-Gtc TWO SUIT! 3 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS $10 ■ “The Golem ” % Xmas Danco Valdez—Saturday night, December 24. Jlmmlo Collins’ Jnzz Babies. 233-Otc. . Hart Sd laffner & Marx am Society Brandl Suits • The Star To-day j ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ Every color of Dennison’s Lustre Cropo Paper, also Crepe Paper l u i i u n n i i i Streamers, Festoons and other Den­ ■ ■ nison's Cfropo Paper Christmas decor­ ations.—Mobley’s Drug Storo. 227-tfc Announcement Waterman’s Fountain Pons for everybody.—nowor & Roumlllat. s 231-4tc LOOK BEFORE U LEAP ■ I have somo real car bargains: 1 Buick 4 ............................. .....$ 350 1 Auburn, nenrly new ......... ..... 005 1 Olds 4 nenrly new ........... ..... 1135 ■ 1 Oldsmobiio ........................ ..... 485 : Truck nenrly now ............... ..... 485 ■ Sco mo for real bargains. 0 N. II. GARNER 230-1tc ■ ■ NOTICE! m ■ On nnd after Jnnuary 1st, 1922, we will operato our new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service between SANFORD and EN TER PR ISE on a sched­ ule to be announced later. T he motorboat will also be available for charter hiro for outings, hunting trips nnd special occasions. Holidny hunting trip dntes are now being booked. Charter rntes on appli­ cation to— CAPTAIN G. E. ATKINSON :s ■ ■ Opp Montezuma Hotel 203 East Third Street ■ a ■ ■ Motorboats quota: ^ Tho regular annual meeting of tho Passenger and outing service........... .—........30 Persons stockholders of tho Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida, will ho held in ac­ Hunting trip service .....—............................ 20 Persons ■ ■ cordance with its By-laws, in tho of­ fices of tho bnnk on Wednosdny, Jnn­ unry 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho purposo of electing a board of direc­ A largo assortment of Donnison's Good monls, $8.00 por week, The ■ ■ tors to servo for tho ensuing year, beautifully ongrnvod Christmas cards. Tomplo Club, cornor Third and Park. nnd for tho transaction of any otlior —Mobloy’s Drug Storo. 227-tfc business that may proporly come boWntorman’s Fountain Pons for foro the meeting. A useful Christmas gift, buy a koII. P. SMITH, everybody.—Bowor & Roumlllat. dnk.—Bowor & Roumlllat. 225-tfc 231-4 tc Cashior. ■— uammmMnmuuMU*MnmunmuuumummunmmMunnnnnmnnnmuuwuuumm*nnuuuumnuuuuuumuuMumm s Sanford Sho & Clo. Co. ss GAINESVILLE, Dec. 22«—ProsiLAKELAND, Dec. 22.—Harry L. dent Hampton, of tho Gnlnosvillo Golf Brown, owner and publisher of tho nnd Country Club, hns announced Lakolnr.d Telegram, and Maynard that the formal opening of the golf nnd Gerald Eroemko, of Lake Alfred, course would tnko plnco January 2 have purchased from Mr. nnd Mrs. with n tournament In .which golfers M. F. Hcthcrington the building hero * * * * * * * * * * both nmntures nnd professionals, occupied by the Telegram. from various pnrts of the state would Maynard Frocmko has sold his PENSACOLA, Dec. 22.—Lieut. pnrtlclpnte. Tho course is new, tho Lake Alfred News to tho Winter Comdr. H. C. Wlcko, Lieut. Conulr. • fo r work of laying it out having begun Haven Chief, which will publish a It. P. Moulton and Lieut M. It. Greer, only n few months ngo. Lake Alfred section, nnd with hid of the Navnl air station here, spent one night recently drifting to Hen in brother in future will he actively MIAMI, Dec. 22.—Now cars for the nn HS-2 nnvnl seaplane. Tho plane identified with Mr Brown in the con­ locnl. street railway system which during a flight was forced to alight duct of tho Telegram. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 22.—The will he put into service sometime next on the wnter and when it failed to of cash county month aro expected to nrrivc onrly return a vessel was sent to search commissioners for it. Tho searching pnrty located through which the Htnto road linking in January according to announce­ tho disnhlcd mnehino hut could not St. Petersburg nnd Miami pnssoa ment by officials of tho Minmi Beach cntch up with it because It v/ns drift­ have been nr.ked to adopt resolutions Electric Railway, which will operato ing rapidly. A subchaser and tug nsking tho State Road Department to the munlcnpnlly owned lines. Offici­ s*» out and took it in tow shortly fulfill immediately its pledge to coin- als snid service in Miami hardly a ' 9 t before daylight the next day. Tho ploto the highway, ns a result of a would begin before Jnnunry. officers had suffered from exposure meeting in Tampa recently of the CITY SELLS LIBERTY BONDS to the cold weather hut otherwise executive committee of tho Gulf-Atlnntlc Scenic Highway Lcnguo. wore in gcod condition. Tho highway would pass through • S. ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—The 1 Tampa, Lukclnnd, Sobring, Haines city commissioners have authorized PALATKA, Dec. 22.—Applications for telephones here havo outgrown City, Lake Ann, Okeechobee City nnd the sale of $55,000 worth of Liberty -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------tho local facilities of the Southern Fort Pierce. The route is abut GO Bonds owned by tho city, ns n pnrt Boll Telephone Co., and a Hiirvey hns miles shorteif than the Melbourne of its sinking fund nnd disposal of been made which will result in tho route and traverses one of the most them will net a profit of approxi­ 5 laying of moro cables and nn expan­ richly developed sections of South mately $1,100. The Liberty’s, 4 1-1 sion of the spstem. The Improve­ Florida. per cent bonds of tho fourth issue, ments will necessitate enlargement of were acquired in n snlo of municipal FORT MYERS, Dec. 22.—William bonds to a local bnnk, tho bank hav­ ■ ■ tho local cxchnngo. t>i Jennings Bryan nnd John Wannn- ing purchased tho civic issue nt par. ■ TAMPA, Dec. 22.—The City Com- ninker, the Philadelphia and Now The Liberty Bonds were tnken by mission has authorized City Engineer York merchant aro expected to de­ tho city nt 80 nnd will ho sold at tho Martin -to employ some of tho ex­ liver Hevcral addresses here this win­ market price, which is now nenr par. service men out of work hero to paint ter nnd Mr. Bryan hns ncceptcd nn tho iron work of /tho Lnfnyetto invitation to spend a day at tho homo Street bridge. It wns first proposed of General W. B. Goldman, nationally to employ city prisoners on tho Job known newspaper publisher, at hut it wnH stated their work would Naples. * Once in a while you meet a man not ho satisfactory. WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22.— who can talk for nn hour without mentioning th0 kind of underwear ho PLANT CITY, Dec. 22.—Student* nownrd Shnrp, for (throo yonra a wears in winter. nt tho Hillsborough county Agricul­ member of tho Htnff of tho Palm tural High School hor0 hnve under Beach Post, inter editor of tho South A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ cultivation plots of ground with 80 Floridn Developer nnd ono of tho best dak.—Bowor & Roumlllat, 225-tfc varieties of vegetables nnd plants known .authorities in Floridn on.tho growing, many of them now to Flor­ Everglades country, has severed his Wntorman's Fountain Pens for ida. The vegetables not so well connection with the Post Publishing ovorybody.—Bowor & Roumlllat. Company. known include ChincBo cnbbngo, S w Ihh chard, lock, splnnch, pnrsnlps, Boautlful lino of Christmas Station­ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22.—Tho rhubarb, kholrahi, Brussels sprouts, ery, Bowor & Roumlllat. 225-tfc ondive, romnino and salsify, \i\\e Senhoard .Air Line Railwny, ns n \ ve g e ta b le custcr. An aero of strnw- lest of tho vnluo of fencing, is erect­ Regular *mooting of American borrlos nnd many other staplo crops ing nn nil steal hog nnd enttio fence Legion Auxiliary, Friday afternoon in this section nro being grown on the along eight miles of Its right of wny at 3:15, in tho Woman’s Club Rooms. in the Lnke LnFnyotte section. Ths plot. 223-2tp. PRES. Each boy has a project of his own. fonca will bo on both Hides of the track, mnking it altogether sixteen ue rents the land from tho school nnd Uoautlful lino of Christmas Station­ what ho mnkos upon it is his own. miles in longth If it wore erected in ery, Bowor & Roumlllat. 225-tfc Boy* may ho soon working tholr ono piece. The work is cxpcctad to patches in the afternoon until Sun bo completed about the middle of next A nice line of Bibles and Taitaday. In addition to /the individual month. ___________ __ monts for tho old and young.—Mobpatches are a number of group pro­ For first da** Job work—th* Harold' l®y** Dru* sto r-* 227-tfc ject*. . * * * * * * * * * * STATE NEWS SHOPPING HINTS s CHRISTMAS GIFTS i Let Us Suggest j IY ou r Christmas Girts! 5 1 i Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums \ 5 ADDITIONAL LOCAL s Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies j j A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils I A Beautiful Assortment of . Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5 Safety Razors, $1 to $5 Bow er ' Ivory Goods Roumillat Perscription Druggists Telephone 325 \ « f \ . .J V , ,, j | �-A* PAGEFOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 — — ;= = ■ - .til, j holidays with his parents, Capt, and Attractive tallies marked the places. Mrs. K. R, Murrell. I The entering was done by the Palm -------Tea Room, n delicious four course Mrs. W. J. Morrison and children luncheon being sorved. The monu conH R S. FRED DA1GBR, Society Editor, left this afternoon for Palatkn and Jsisted of tomato bouillon, roast turPhono I I 7*W Jacksonville whore they will spend the key, dressing, mashed potatoes, WalII r o a h a v e a n y frlenOa v U lt la c yon | dorf snlnd, ice cream, enko and coffee. — If r a n are s o l a s a n y w h er e e r can tina holidays, h e m e , e r U * « ■ are e a l c r t a la la s , w rite -------' —Orlundo Sentinel. O ip tM il e a r s In thin d ep artm en t, s t v l a s S e ta lU , or te le h p e a e th e Item . It w ill Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred S. Dniger, sr.,| Those from Snnford attending this GIVE REAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST­ h e s r e a t ly ap p recia te* . motored from Tnmpn this morning nnd luncheon were Misses Saritn Lake, MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF " * nnd Miss Virginia DeCoursoy is nt home will spend tho holidays here with rel­ Ethel Henry, Dorothy Ilumph THIS HANK Mrs. Donald Whitcomb. from DeLnnd for the holidays. atives. -------Mrs. J. J. Purdon nnd Mrs. R. L. "If overy man, woman arid child reMr. and Mrs, John Bender hnvo ns Mrs. W. S. Wiggins, Mrs. B. L. their house truest, Theodore Jcrdann, Perkins nnd Mrs. C. L. Britt motored Peck were among tho Snnford people ceived a savings account as n Christmas gift this year, wa would hnvo a visiting in Orlnndo yesterday. of Coronn, L. I. to Orlnndo Thursday afternoon where real Christians in this community," thoy spent the nftornoon, very pleas­ said A. R. Key, cashier of tho SomiHAYMAN-LEAVITT Mrs, John Meisch, Mrs. Johr. Bend- antly. nolo County Bank. to r and daughter, nnd Mrs. George Hoy "It’s n novel and constructive idea A very pretty wedding occurred nt in Christmas giving,” Mr. Key wont were a congenial party motoring to I*AN-HELLENIC LUNCHEON Orlando yesterday afternoon. A delightful event of yesterday was the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs, Leavitt at on to any, “and one that carries real tho Pan-Hellcnlc luncheon given nt 317 West Third streot, when Glen cheer throughout tho year. It repre­ Charles Henderson, one of the tho Elks Club nt 1 o’clock. Covers: C. Hnymnn, of Snvnnnnh, Ga., and sents more than tho gift of money boFrances N. Leavitt, were united enuso it implants the gorm of a habit Sanford boys attending Stetson Uni­ were laid for forty, tho guests in-1 versity nt DeLnnd,. arrived home yes­ eluding society members from Or- 1** marriage by Rev Paul C. Burhnns, that moans success to any oho who yesterday nt noon. Tho homo was ncquiros it." terday for the holidays. lando, Kissimmee nnd Sanford. very nicely decorated for the occnsion The tables were arranged in triThe Somlnolo County Bank Is runangle shape and attractively decorated n f°w friends and relatives njnjJ nn interesting series of ads sug* Snln Murrell, who is attending Stet­ in the colors,, ___, holly _ nnd KOgting a savings son University at DeLnnd, returned ... __ ChriHtmus ________ ____ _ wcro present to wish them well^ nnd n___ m tho gift of ______ „ __account home last evening nnd will spend the mistletoe bolng used in abundance.1^ them Godspeed to their now home mo^ or( children and others. 'in Snvnnnnh. ^ _____ savings pass bcok will bo delivered in /iih i a'H 'I i r/» appropriate Christmas dress to carry LONtiWOOD better tho spirit of tho Yulotlae. 231-tfc Friends of Mrs. Fredrick Griffin will regret to learn of her death CHICKEN DINNER, Surdny noon which pcciircd Thursday evening nt and evening, Gray Gables, bn . tho Making L ow er R epair Charges d o’clock. She wa3 tuken 111 on bench, Senbreeto, Fin. * Phone 491. Sunday and never regained conscious- Free bath houses. 74-Fri-St-Oni »*liJ Hilt 41 ness. She* was buried in the Long- _____ wood Cemetery Saturday 1’, ii. to to to to Mm. Clcor go B. Upchurch left for to to to fill h i to her home in Birmingham Friday ALWAYS FRES h In response to the inquiry of many telephone after a several weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. George Lewis. subscribers: "What can I do to help my serv­ ice?" this advertisem ent is published. Miss Etha Hartley returned Thurs­ day after a two weeks visit in Groveland, Orlnndo and Winter Pnrk. .Mrs. H. It. Chapman and little Rnv arrived Friday to spend Xmas with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J .'S . Dinkel. .Mr. Chapman will come the last of the week. Miss 'I'b n Fuller arrived Satur­ day A. M. from Tallahassee whore she lias been attending the State Col­ lege, to spend the Holidays with her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. Out of the thousands Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hunt and chil­ Of telephone calls made dren of Ft. Lauderdale will nrrivo Christmas Eve to spend Xmas with (daily, about ten per cent her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. ][. Allen. result in a report of busy lines. Mrs. E. D. Beagle of Memphis, N. Y., arrived Friday P. M. to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. N. K. Dinkle. This enormous number of busy reports is AT YOUR GROCER Miss Helen Moran spent tin* Due largely to the fact that many subscrib­ week end in Orlnndo to to to to to to t o to to to ers repeat their calls at intervals of a few Among those shopping in Hanford 1Saturday wcro Mr. Dunbcr, Miss seconds. Dunbar, Mr. Woodcock, J. S. Dinkle, R Miss Olive and Mrs. H. It. Chapman. ■ B llitl Sutchcr and Lonio Hartley II H Making immediate and repeated calls for were visitors in Orlando Saturday. ■ ■ a busy line causes much unnecessary work Mr. and Mrs. T G. Roebuck were a visitors in Orlando Wednesday. 8 for the operator and is a wasteful use of Miss Ethel Rose, of Orlando WIIH lines and equipment. visiting Miss Helen Moran the f i r s t 5 ■ of the week. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Nolmyor, Mr. nad II Mrs. Bistline wore tile guest of Mr. It will improve your service and help the ami Mrs. Chas. Polk of Sanford general service of the community if you Sunday. will wait a few minutes after receiving the A class of hoys and girls motored over from DcLand last Saturday for busy report before making a second call. instruction as to the raising of poultry from Mrs. Nyimyer. \ Mrs, H. R. Chapman and little Ray , and Miss Olive Dinkle were visitors SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE in Orlnndo Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Hardy were AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY : visitors in Orlnndo Tuesday. ■BBfaBBikB klkB H 8aH B M alfcfcfcBl i Bh BBA aBB H iiBBk k BBBaaM SEMINOLE BANK IS FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CHRISTMAS GIVING H o f - M a c Battery Co. Help Control “Busy” Reports a3 ■ Sj ■ ■ N ■ ■ 3 .8 T ftfe P h e n o r h e h a l G r o w th o f T h is B a n k should be a soured'of Interest to every th inking cit­ izen o f this com m unity. Snnford in grow ing in population; its com­ m unity is grow ing in w ealth and importance, and the rapid progress of th is bank is but evidence of this grow th am) the demand o f a prosperous, thriving com m unity for more and better banking facilities. T his bank offers fu ll co-operation to all those seeking a sa fe and satisfactory banking connec­ tion. 8 A COMMUNITY BUILDER 8 F. P; Forster,Pres. B. F. Whither, Cashier 8- .lyionihi ■■■■■■■■ > Vynxto 01 »rr IIIW vtHICIO* f)l; WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ■ ANY PART OP TOWN, ON TERMS TO SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one of these days, why not select a lot now, ahd pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the game now. Meisch Realty Company A. P. CONNELLY AGENT ■i k l OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to fft.OO.—Bower & Roumillat. 231-itc BBBBBBBn«j»BatinBEanunBiiHnBiiBBBBBBMBBaBBaaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBua«BBBKBBBBBHaNaBB B ■ s ■ ■ ■ ■ fl l o s t A r a A now shipm ent of Mon’s nnd Young Men’s Suits in nil wool " B ■ f Give Your Family' A Real Gilt S Sergos, W orsteds, etc., nnd wo hnvo a variety o f sty les nnd * sizes for everyone priced from ..................... $18.50 Iti $28.50 ................................ : C h r i s t m a s ! iLane’s Is R i g h t H ere i g 0 n | BUY A LOT IN— ---------------------------- a m 8i Sub-Division ----------------- -AND BUILD YOU A HOMI S ■ and you will want a new suit for the occusion. your inspection. We invite r Buy now. Two lots sold yesterday and several more spoken for, so buj 8■ before it is too1late. Como in— look these over before buying a and yon will hot regret it. .»itJ R a f f e l d ’s East First St. Opposite Post Office |3,. | FM CES $150.00 TO $750.00------------------- EASY TERMS E. F. LANE “THE REAL ESTATE MAN” “The Store That SAvieS Y*to M < W frtortt) ib ih i M ,1 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921 fr ADDITIONAL LOCAL § iTMAS CAROLS WILL BE M G IN CENTRAL PARK I « T [Give SUNDAY (XMAS) AFTERNOON A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.—Bower St Roumlllat. 225-tfc Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ ery, Bower & Roumlllat. 225-tfc * _ „ neuartment of the Woman’s Club Will c Sponser the Affair MlMlc l)ep«rtmcnt of tho Worn- HARK! THE HER­ lub will linV0 a Community Sing ALD ANGELS SING *» Conlr*1 « afternoon (Christmas day) a Hark) the herald angels sing, v in conjunction with tho San- “Glory to the now-born King; Peace on earth, and mercy mild; Band Evory one cordla,,y lnvlt‘ God and sinners reconciled.” como out and sing. The songs Joyful, all ye nations, rise, ublished below. Cut thorn out Join the triumph of the skies; ring them to tho .ong aervlco: With an angelic hosts proclaim, "Christ Is bom in Bethlehem.” L|1 Hail the P ow er all the power of Je«us’ nama! ■angel* prostrate fallj [forth the royal diadem Icrown Him Lord of all, The Seminole County Bank Rcgulnr meeting of American Legion Auxilllary, Friday afternoon at 3:15, In the Woman's Club Rooms. 223-2tp, PRES. S a n fo rd , F lo rid a A nice lina of Bibles and Testa­ ments for the old and young.—Mob­ ley's Drug Store. 227-tfc Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921. A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.—Bowor St Roumlllat. 225-tfc Christ, by highest Heav’n adored, Christ, the everlasting Lord: Late In tims behold Him coins, Off-sprlng of a virgin’s womb. Veiled in flesh the God-head see, Hail th’ incarnate Deity! Pleased as man with men to appear, Jesus our Immanuel here. RealGift This Christmas a A largo assortment of Dennison’s beautifully engraved Christmas cards. —Moblsy's Drug Storo. 227-tfc Santa Claus, Care Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Fla. Waterman’s Fountain Pens for sverybodyr—Bower St Roumlllat. 231-4tc Dear Kris: If you want the best time you ever had don’t fall to be at the watch party at the M. E. church on December Slat. 234-2tp Here I am again. Been thinking th at since I'm giv­ ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present, too. Bet it's the only present I get anyhow. Lhosen seod of Israel’a race, (ransomed from the fall, Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at |l Him who snves you by His grace Hall the Heav’n-bom Prince of Peacel Hail the Sun of rlghteousnessl Bower St Roumillat’B. 231-4tc Icrown Him Lord of all. Light and life to all He brings, Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac­ Ris'n with healing in His wlnga: "I have a date.” every kindred, ovory tribe, Mild He lays His glory by, count for yours truly. "When 7" I this terrestrial ball, Born that man no more may die; "On Saturday evening, December Bom to raise the sons of earth; Him all majesty ascribe, 31st.” By George, I’m going to get into the game myself Born to give them second birth. |d crown Him Lord of all. “With whom?” and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas. "The Epworth League." "Where?” )Y TO THE WORLD! SILENT NIGHT! Yours truly, the M. E. Church." HOLY NIGHT! "At "Whnt time7” f to the world 1 tho Lord le come; "At 9:30.” [ every heart receive bor King} Silent night! Holy night! THE OLD MAN. "What's doing?" 1 every honrt proparo Him room, All Is dark, savo tho light “Oh, n ‘hnrd-tnck’ party, you know d Heaven and nature sing. Yonder whoro they sweet vigils keep, and theru’s going to bo special music O’er tho Bnbo who in silent sleep, and n program, lots of amusoments No. 3 ■oy to the earth! tho Savior reign*; Rests in heavenly peace, and LOTS of FREE EATS, nnd I don't man their songs employ; Rests in heavenly peace. know whnt nil.” H’hilc fields and floods, rocks, hills “ Is everybody invited?" and plnlns Silent nightl Ponccful night! "Well I'll bo thoro then, you enn Darkness flics, all is light; Repeat tho sounding joy. sure count on me." Shepherds hear tho nngcls sing, Enclosed please find cheek for $......................................................................... with which to open a S’o more let alne and sorrows grow, "Alleluia! Imil the Kingl I■ Wo huvo Just received n shipment * , „ A. . , . . S'or thorns infest tho ground; ChriBt the Savior is born, of Cftillo outbonnl row boat motors. B S a v i n g A ccount fo r “ y o u rs tru ly ." K indly m nil th e pass hook to me a ........................................ [He comes to make His blcHslnga flow Jesus tho Snvlor Is bom.” They nro on display at Ball Hard- B • [far ns the curso is found. wnro Co. Demonstrations cheerfully ■ ............................................................ In time to hang it Oil Olir Xmas tree. Silent night! Holy nightl Phono 02.—Sanford Machine given. ■ ................................ " Address life rules tho world with truth and Guiding Star, lend thy light! & Foundry Co. 231-5tc Sco tho Enstern wlso men bring grace And makes tho nations prove Gifts nnd homage to our Kingl NOTICE! The glories of Hie righteousness, Christ the Savior is bom, And wondors of hia iovo. Jesus tho Savior is bornl Name Tho regular annual meeting of tho stockholders of the Peoples Bank of Sanford, Florida, will ho hold in nc-1 cordnnco with its By-Inws, in tho of­ fices of tho bunk on Wodnosdny, Jan­ ■ uary 18th, 1922, at 7:30 p. m. for tho purposo of electing n bonrd of direc­ tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, nnd for tho transaction of any othor business that may proporly como be­ fore the meeting. II. P. SMITH, Cashlor. ■-.THE UNIVERSAL CAR B We Are too Busy to W rite An Ad This Week MERRY CHRISTMAS Sanford Cycle Company 117 Park A ve.- Tho annual meeting of tho stock­ holders of the Seminole County Bank, will be hold in tho offices of tho bank : on Thursdny, January 5th, 1922, for the purpose of electing a bonrd of di­ rectors for tho ensuing year nnd any othor business that may proporly come heforo tho mooting. A. R. KEY, 12-17*on\v-4wc Cashier, GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Tired Feet Massage gently with soothing B H T lem h o la iU m Sanford, Fla. Cool*, rail* and rc frr.iij,. CAILLE 5-SPEED OUT BOARD ROW­ BOAT MOTOR The .. Seasons Greetings To .. All .. . We can supply you with everything for your Christmas and New Year’s Dinners raJswrwBjrtff" THE POPULAR MARKET CompareMotor(hrValues B Compare it with any other car either open or enclosed, point for point, with­ out even considering the hundreds of thousands now in use or the extensive Service Organization back of your pur­ chase, and you will agree that the Ford Sedan represents a motor car value that cannot be equalled anywhere. Let us take you for a ride In, one. EDWARD HIGGINS FORD DEALER AGENTS 8 t .t ■t f». -jp’ *t* •! .*■, ,v* ;t *• • t ♦«.**•- ***•%' i . •„* ■ r C. C. COBB, Salesman Sanford, Fla. ? ,i *v'r i HINK of a Ford Sedan with starter and demountable rims— a really high-class cur having all tho comforts and conveniences that go along with an enclosed job —selling for $660. T .% - ■ Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. a I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor Fully si,ulppart with *fccttic if.rf* vt , drmnunf.fi/>> rim ., r . / r n run, and nan-tkid U f a *11 around. s Only 5-speed row-boat motor made. Neutral, 2 forward and 2 reverse. On display at Ball Hardware Co. Demonstrations will B be cheerfully given. Dressed Turkey, Geese and Chickens Milk-fed Veal and Young Pork Pennsylvania Sausage, Salomi and Liverwurst Choice Western Beef and Pork Gardner's Cakes Apalachicola Oysters Tabasco Sauce Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at lowest prices P H O N E 211 P A R K A V E N U E ---------- S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . i ■ ■ J ■ ■ 3 STOCKHOLDERS MEETING We just want to extend to everyone a Christ­ mas greeting- with our best wishes for a 3 3 *1’ «- r k- *j w , ijaLju ., . .v •• ll'fy - •jg, m « ■ * y ft1 ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DBCEWED east coast, the inter-lake regions and in it. Yet this bill propose* to punish the west coast centers, along Indenta­ the law>ablding citizens by forcing tions of tho gulf and wo read furth­ them to pay heavy benefits to the rel­ r ai i m u t n ia h i i i i i k . atives of victims. It proposes to pun­ ers M ifM lIs A f t , l u t o r l , r ia "Bordering tho Atlantic is a chain ish taxpayers for the Inefficiency of of world-famous resorts: Beginning public officials, It is foundod on a with Fernnndina, tho shipping port of false premise. phosphate, and with a shrimp indus­ "Tho bill will, If passed, take the try of more than $1,000,000 annually, responsibility of law enforcement, or thncce to Jacksonville, the gateway at least tho attitude of responsibility, of tho state from tho north, wo go to from state and .county officials and I S if tr lb ls s Itatra Made Known on historic old St. Augustine, with hotels vest it in the national government. AnHlInatlaH and churches, rivaling tho populoun This violates tho spirit and purposo of S ub scription P rice In A dvance resorts of the old wrold, Ormond of the Constitution of tho United States. -One Y e a r ................... ...................... | S b M o n t h ! ................................................. golf f^me nnd winter homo of tho Tho bill propoes rank paternalism, Iletlvered In C ltr by Carrier ' On* W eek ........................................ IB C richest man in the world} Dnytonn, nnd we nlready have too much of this. "Carrying out the theory of tho bill, with its mngnificont beach; Palm legislation will prevent murders nnd Bench, glittering with wealth and other crimes. But it is a false the­ fashion; Miuml, tho dream city of ory. Law must folow public opinion, mngic nnd pnrndiso of yachtsmen; Long Key camp, rendezvous of fish­ not nose-ring it and tug it along. Tho ermen, the over-sen vidnuct to Key Federal government will get along West, looking out towards tho West better if it attends to its business and permits tho states nnd counties to at­ Indies. tend to theirs. This is the only suc­ Wenthor looks threatening (what "On the lakes and rivers of tho in­ cessful lnw-cnforcemont method. ever that menns). terior, surrounded by tropical >or­ "The South is doing all in its pow­ dure, citrus groves and pjoasuro parks, er to reduce the number of lynching*, wo have tho upland attractions for the and is succeeding, and action on the sojourner. Beautiful Orlando, Palntpart of the Federal government will ku, Sanford, Ocala, with ono of the not stimulate the effort. In ull like­ iGovornment will investigate tho re-'m ost wonderful springs in tho world; lihood, it will discourago it. Heroin tail prices of fooj), clothing,-fuel, e tc .: Lnnkeland, wreathed by clear lakes, much of the danger lies." TJhoy will probably raise tho prico of fringed with groves; east nnd south all these commodities to pay for th e ' from thcnco is a rogion flecked with THE INCOMPETENCY OF *1 ' it i it__ i r __________ .1-__ a1__ dimples rivaling Monaco's enchanting cost of tho investigation CONGRESS , landscape, coaxing hunters for heart’s rgs are cnB0 nway from blizzards nnd frosts ,s. Qood of northern climes. Gainesville, th e , fine for university dty; Brooksvillc, tho city If there niuong tho hills; Lake City, I.ivo Oak, i in tho Tallahassee, the 'hill city of Florida,' | i first of ***° capital of the state and tho home jof tho Florida State College for Worn-, on; Quincy, the ‘tobacco city’; historic ( t G 0 i Marianna, situated in ono of tho best ( 11 / ' agricultural sections of the south; De■po es- |,,unjnjt j;prin>js „f Chautauqua fame; ] i rus mg Milton, nnd many other splendid nndi hear ru -1 , ... , * • , . 1progressive cities and towns, mg into ' On the west const there are F o rt1 Myers . . . . St. Petersburg, tho ‘hiiuIK |(E -!shine city of the Pinellas peninsula,’ bathed in the waters of the gulf; Tam- 1 pa, city of aristocratic hotels, heautidc ni t ^ll* l,nr^Hftm* driveways; Bradontown,' id 'in its Cedar Key, Apalachicola, I i famed for oysters,r shrimp and fish; rp n p fn lK tlic at beautiful St. Andrews, nnd Pensacola,1 s liealth 0,10 **K' I*1 the United) n tiv-I - 1•‘’totes mid tho best harbor south of y' I Newport News, exporting lumber, cotiiormous . 1 , . i ton, coal and iron to the value of many i esteem .... , , „ ~ W* 3.7 k t F l Thu gulf const of Florida, Alabama, the great American Itiveria. The Mis- 1Republican congress, muddled over a sissippi river iH a natural division b e-1tariff law for seven long months, tween two gulf coast regions; thu while business suffered, and finally first extending between Tampa, Pen-' postponed action till the regular sessucolu, Mobile and Now Orleans; tho Hion. It disregards the fact that wo second between New Orleans and the 'are now the great creditor nation of long chain of Texas waterfront pine-'the world; that our debtors have litos. I tie os no money and must pay in From Pensacola to New Orleans the goods, if they pay at all, and dclibercoast is paralleled with a series of is- lately raises o barrier to make thu cnlands, the shore continuously indent-' trance of their goods more difficult, or ed with deep bays and innumerable' even impossible. Instead of holding estuaries. There are many miles of out a helping hand to our struggling smooth shell roads, shaded by huge debtors, and helping them to get on magnolias and live oaks, draped with their feet so they can pny their debts, Spanish moss. Uuck from the Handy we cripplu them all we can. At tho same time our own people are crying loudly for cheaper goods. President Hurding says truly that wo cannot sell if we do not buy, and the party which put him in his high office is doing its best to hinder our buying from those who have no other way to pay their debts. Such blind folly is almost incredible.—Tampa Times. By a Sanford Celery-Fed Man Try This Over on Your Washing Machine Tho Christmas bells, tho Christmas bells, They oven make tho cops shout. But the Christmna bills, tho Christmas bills, They're going tc knock my props out. —Phil H. Armstrong. Should bo and will be the grea test season of the year. And you can make it such if you w ill but make a resolution th a t you w ill sta rt a Christmas Savings Accounttwith our Bank or With a h y B ank in th e d t y or county today. Christm as should not be in the 'W in ter o f our discontent" but- rather in the joyous and gladsom e season when the w orld sm iles w ith the youngsters. :» A pair in a hammock Attempted to kiss, And In loss than a Jiffy 03IH popuMl Xoqx ------------. ILET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT----------ifc* ,4i. ... j* t , Solomon had 7Q0 wives. And that bird was supposed to be a wise onql Cheer upl pay day. Christmas eve falls on R. W. Penrmnn BnyB walking Is bet­ tor oxerclso out of doors than around a pool tnblc. That’s why ho plays golf—in the summer. o f S a n ^ q rd Dr. Walker gives it as his itiBig Christians Candies, Whitman’s, Waterman’s Fountnin I’cna nlflcnnti opinion that some young Huylor’s, Wiley's arid Log Cabin Pe­ everybody.—Bower & Roumlllnt. men scorn more able to raise a thirst can nut roll,—Mobley’s Drug Store. than to get a raise in pny. ■'■*“ r ' MTitfc Ed. Higgins hasn’t been sleeping much lately, on account of sitting up with u sick flivver. MAKE IT AN ELECTRIC GIFT "Rich widows are tho most desirnblo second-hand nrticlcs on tho market." CURLING IKONS only ................ Judge Stringfellow rises to remnrk 3-lb. IRONS with that one-half the world doesn't know Curling Iro n i.... which way to jump when the other 0-lb. IRONS, half flivvs. only .................. GRILLS, According to Postmaster Elder, only ................. most of us old uns arc glad we lived in TOASTERS, the good old days, when you could only .................. kiss a girl and not taste anything but PEKCULATORS, girl. Cap certainly is entitled to the only .................. silver-tongued fertilizer disseminator. EVERY VI7CTA W E 'E V E R V lL o lA SOLD1OUTLASTED ITS GUARANTEE Ford Batteries •tor,I -•! J J r $25.00 Vacuum Cleaners on Ensy Payments Put Edison Lamps in every sneket for better nnd bright er lights Joe Ball Buys that after thu trip is over a man realizes tho "No Hunt­ ing" signs were correct. 105 Palmetto Avc, Dancing Valdez—Saturday night, Xmas Eve. Jimmie Collins Jnzztnnd Boys. 233-3tc Sanford, Fla. Henry McLaulin, Jr, OPT. D. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST All kinds of imported perfumes, Bower & Roumillnt. 22G-i Christmas Cards, Tags nnd Senls at Bower & Roumillut’H. 231-itc Christmas Cignrs, boxes $1.10 to $ft,00,—Bower & Round Hat. 231-ltc Frames Itcpnlrcd Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAMINED Christmas Cards, Tags and ScuIh at Bower & Itojmlllnt’a. 231-4tc 2 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNSR Tho Indies of tho Baptist Church will hold their nnnual bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, December 10 and 17. Place will bu announced lator. G IF T S Free eats, a special program 'n everything on Saturday night at tho ■■■■■■aasaaftaM H kaaaBM H iH a watch party at the M. E. church, Glasses Fitted 234-2tp Eyes Tested | D o m e T u rn e r iIlium*. 1 ■ WELAKA BLOCK RISMAS AN DIES made Candies, and for tho beaelit o f those th at are partial to shipped goods we have them, also good variety of mixed at 2Gc per lb. a a a B a a a aa a aB B D aB a aa a aa aa a a The charm of Electrical Gifts lies in th is fa c t:— th ey keep right on serving and . pleasing year after year. Electrical Ap­ pliances are the “little servants of the Homo" so much in domrind TUB UNLV,BB.B>t5L p i P U Joe’s Smoke House t First St.----- SahVord, Florida* I and ,tho JfUfcifthillitUt JilttWllA thB South frown upon tho practico as a j monaco to tho preservation of oi law taw and ana i ardor, only a small minority engaging ANDY rrcHEN Our usual linu of good Home­ • i ■»*j 11 ft;>l I j ' * We will bo glsd to show you tho Wellington In all it. manv shanea—ono of which suit you.acquainted. Wo won t msny snspe^o como will |naad*gel gsk you.to 1 ] W A T E R ’S and Economy w T h e W o r l d ’s M o s t P o p u la r P ip e FRUIT CAKE NUTS, RAIHIN8 CANDIED FRUITS PLUM or FIG PUDDING and . QHRISTMAR C A ^ E S SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO. L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor The Herald has hesitated to state TOM MOORE Vodevil and Dance, Valdez Xmas any opinion about the Dyer AntiLynching Bill that is now being dis­ Eve. Jimmie Collin's Jazzland lloys. Optomctfist-Opticinn 2!!3-3tc cussed in congress because we tho’t it was unconstitutional and would uuvOpp. Postoffice Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ er Heo the light of day. But it seems 22G-tfc Wc Appreciate Your B usiness to have a good chance of passing and ery, Bower & Roumlllnt. since it does wo would Just like to Gqod meals, $8,00 per woek, The Frames Repaired Tenses Duplicated express our opinion of those Repub­ lican congressmen who are continual­ Templo Club, corner Third and Park. ! ly aiming n brick at the South and to toll them that rogadless of what they WTWTVfim w M i i m m h t n in r m H W may think or do there is one crimu ut leant on the category that will cuuho a lynching in tho South every time it is perpertrnted nnd nil the legisla­ tion by Northern congressmen will never stop this lynching. Thd Jack­ sonville Metropolis sizes up the situa­ There arc more Wellingtons sold thsn toy other pipe because you rsnnot buy « better pipe for llio price, flio tion as follows: i Wellington .insures u cool, sweet Smoko- n o t once but sil "Tho Dyer anti-lynching hill, which the time. M*Jo ami guaranteed by tho world's largest is, in its real significance, a strike at ' makers of pipes. the South, will not he voted on by congress upt|l after tho holidays. The chnnces aro it will pass, since It Is To make Christmas day all .thq more enjoyable do not forget to •rder: Phone Washing Machines He went to sec the dentist, Tho picture of despair; But came hack smiling broadly Doc Mason wasn’t there. 210-tfc THE ANTI*LYNCHIN( '■■■■■■■■■I 1 v• TRUCK , . millions of dollars, if grout article *. • 1 I . - thor'odf Yerr.' '•1 Popular Prices | EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL �t'l. *• •• ’*7 ’ V ■V ' ’ *■;. V ^ ! THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; FRIDAY; DECEMBER 23; 1921 • gillie H»PPen*n*, Mention of timers In Ur,e' pM«unal Items 0fInlerenl In and A bout The C ity <£ m m to to l the w e a t h e r i m For Florida : Generally ,ipht; warmer In the to fflir tonic--. 5 to .* north and central portion. ^ to n p> n w to s ibNICiUT AT TUB BAPTIST TEMPLE One of the host prepared programs •nd tno.t interesting Children’.. CanliUi will ho rendered at the Baptist L Christmn.." The »f *J» rt„U.» he. I « . « f ™ ctW h „f Mr.. Si-hdlc Mnlnee, Mre. C. J. L t , and Mrs. George Hyman. A M will take part fifty children childr*"’ *«» part. The cntertairiim,nt begins promptly nt 7:30 Santali? of the Plo»tlrt| Snail Talk* Socclnctly Arranged for Herald Beadere to to m to to to 5 to to to I®* to to to to ft* to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to P',Uti.r the Cantata tho audience Will assemble about the electric light­ ed Christians tree out in the Scout piny ground. Gift* will ho presented t o f0 400 i hildren, to The piddle is invited to both of tho to entertainments. to R ange ............................... 80 Barometer ........... 30.28 Northeast and cloudy, to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to ha to to to to to T ib © H © D n d la y s — “Clouds, clouds, clouds bcfore Christmas day. Maybe it means more rain and Btaho cold wenthor and a chance to get big prices for tho lettuce although tho holidays are hot much for n bear market. But the sun is breaking through the clouds ns we go to press and everything Is coming along all right. One. more Hhopplhg dny till Chrintmim nnd after Christmas we will fed In for nil those things that Will Make a bbttor and bigger SnhfoVd. Hnvo you a Christmas savings account in your home? 5:10 A. M. DEC. 21, 1921 Maximum ..................... 78 Minimum .................. r>9 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giles and Mr*, of this city, threo sisters, Mrs. RoumR. K. Gore are spending the afternoon Hint of this city, Miss Ilnrris and in Orlando. i Mrs. Rognn, of Jacksonville, to -------| mourn her loss Mrs. Nellla Andrews of Orange C ity1 Mrs. Bowler was well knowu and attended ,tho Lenvitt-IInymnn wed- ( well beloved by a large circle of ding Thursday. friends here nnd elsewhere In tho state. A most progressive, woman Tho Herald will not Issue a paper on with the best interests of her homo Monday. Get your Christnins station­ city at henrt, a loving wif0 nnd de­ ery today and tomorrow. voted mother, one who, while her health was good, wnn always ready Last chance to get your Christmas and willing to assist every worthy _„1_ Finest 1M -— over brought 4toa object — I, .... I .11 ...... in .11_*distress. _ t» Her cards, lino nnd all itthose Sanford nt tho Hornld office. Open death will be a distinct loss to the tonight nnd Snturdny night. community nnd to her legion of friends. The most bortutlftil lino of Christ­ Mrs. Bowler was also gifted in a inas stationery in tho state At tho lltcrnry way and assisted her father Just received, in knobby patterns, nil sizes, Shirts Herald offlco nt prices that nro fifty on his paper and wns nt one time per cent cheaper than last year. Opon society reporter for The Sanford Her­ he Will be glad to receive as a Christm as Gift. tonight nnd tomorrow night. ald nnd furnished this paper nnd ninny of the state papers with con­ The Daily Herald hns but two holi­ tributions from time to time. Select Yours Now days In tho year—Christmas nnd the The funeral will occur from the Fourth of July and this office will bo Methodist church tomorrow after­ closed all dily Christmas to give the noon at 2:30 o’clock, Rev, Dr. S. W. hoys a chance to enjoy tho dny. Walker officiating, interment being made in Lnkevicw coemcotcry. Tboi Methodist Church will hold a The sympathy of the entire city White Christmas service Sunday night. is extended to those who lost mother, There will be a musical progrnm nnd a sister, wife anil friend. Tho Herald Bhort talk by Dr. Walker. Bo sure feels a deep grief In the death or Sanford, Fla. nnd bring something for the orphnne. this estimable Indy, who wnH nil that 5 womanhood embodies in this world. flBiflflBBBBBUlIBBBHBnaBBBBHRflBBBBBflflBdBhdkBBBBBBBBBBlibBB Klt Bowden left today for Okee­ chobee City where he will have charge FAKE SANDSTORM? NO! GEN■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBHBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBII of tho Okeechobee News. Mr. Bow­ UNIK ONE IN “THE SHEIK" den has been working in tho Herald office for some time and made many Producer of Big Paramount Picture friends whilo here. Treated to Surprise by Mother Nature ■ ■ Hon. Cnry D. Landis of DeLnnd wns in ho city todny, shaking hands NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ■ with his ninny friends. Mr, Landis 3F W SANFORD’S : TEMPERATURE to PAGE s to to to to to to to to to FO S ALE1 Work has commenced on the first Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today. unit if the handsome office building of the Florida Bast Conn Rnllrodd ISHED. EASY TERMS The new high school building which at St. Augustine. The building will be one o f the hamUdmost office build- has been , under , ,construction nt Pen- of Landis, Fish & Hull nnd in well Other Bargains in Real Estate ings in that part of tho stnto ilnd will sncoln for some tlihe hns been finish- known In this and other counties of j mount and which will come to the the state. Mr. Landis reports busl- Star Theatre, December 30th and 31st. * ed and ready for occupancy. contnin four vtorios, necss good In his home town ami Tho millions of particles were swirl- * many winter visitors coming down ing ut a high rate of speed as Agnes B to spend the winter. Ayres ami Rudolph Valentino, the fea­ ■ tured players, were engaged in a drn■ > The Chamber of Commerce hoard nuitic scene wherein he rescues her a l of governors had a most interesting from harauding Bedouins. a meeting today with W. T. Donnelly u “Stop the engine," called Melford. a of New York and the mayor and city Obediently the mechanic switched off o If it is a slightly used or now automobile you want, we have councilmcn of Ocala as guests. Many the airplane motor which wns raising it, and nt n price th at will suit you. matters of importance were discussed mucji dust—hut the sand continued among them being the benches and to fly. a B more lights for central park, a matter j "What tho deuce—" began Melford. Classified advertisements, 5 cents « line. No ad taken for less than fl a 25 cents, nnd positively no elusslfle d mis rhnrgcd to anyone. Cash B brought up ut the meeting by Band- "Didn’t I tell you to stop that sanda ..........$675.00 fl master E. A. Ball. lJUtCK SIX, 7 pasaenifcr............. must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac­ ■ storm—?" B B Then everybody realized Hint a real cordingly. B ......... 825.00 B The editor of the Herald Is in re­ sandstorm had come up during the CHALMERS, 1020 Model............. B ceipt of a box of fine Pittsburgh stog­ artificial one. They crawled under FOB RENT—r> room house furnished. fl a FOR SALE B ies from Dr. J. H. Wendler, general cover nnd for five minutes the air was $75,00 per month. Good location.— a AUBURN B EA U TY SIX ......... ..................... 425.00 B FOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J, E. E. F. Lane. manager of the Florida Publishing Co. almost unbreathahlo. 284*3tp ■ ■ of Winter Park. Thanks, old friend Spaulding. 234-ttc Foil BENT—Rooms and kltchennttcs, "If we’d waited five or ten minutes,’ ................. 600.00 NASH, 1919 Model ....................... a We like stogies nnd there are none grinned the producer, after tile storm FOB IIEhiV—Two light housekeeping ■ Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O. 220-2Ctp ■ finer than Pittsburgh stogies nnd passed, “wo might have saved a to 118 Myrtle Ave- FOB BENT—One furnished bod rooms. Apply a ............ 500.00 OAKLAND Sensible S i x ............. a stogies lire just about tho kind of lot of gasoline." 231-3 tp nue. B room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. smoke that we relish about this time a "The Sheik" was adapted from FOB SALE Paper shell pecans, 801 100-tfo of the year, especially when they Edith M. Hull’s novel, by Monte M. ! Mognolin. ■ come from n brother newspaper man. Kntterjohn. The supporting cast iH ■ WANTED FOB SALE—Large corrugated iron I<Vst Person Buying OiY6 of these Cars will be ■ excellent, E warehouse, located in farming see- WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, W. T. Donnelly will leave for Jack­ Given a New Tire and Tube FREE Hon, on side track,—A. P, Connelly, j morning mid evening deliveries.—R. sonville today after spending a few THE MANGER PRINCE n ____ ____________ L. Garrison. Phono 8711. 1G!)-St-Tu n hours hero with Ins many friends. He IJ Discount Will He Allowed for Cash FOB SALE—Dmlgu Touring Cur, 204-tfc 15',' will look nfter Sanford’s interests u Sunday night at tile Baptist Tem­ u used only few months in first class WANTED—.Salesladies at" Surprise while in Jacksonville and expects to ple. Directed by Mrs. A. M. Phillips u u condition $500. cash. Can lie seen 232-2tc come back to Sanford with his family anil Mrs. George Hyman, pianist. Shoe Store. tl at Millers warehouse, address Dr. C. 1. amt his electrical propelled yachts Chorus: “Turn Unto Us, O Lord." n later on nnd will spend the remainder Tenor, Alto and Soprano Solos V. Jessup, Kite,mining, Pa. 230-0te George A. DeCoites u n & of the winter here. He is one of the FOB SALE -One 25 Bcmington auto­ “Oh, Como Emanuel.” » Attorncy-at-LttW n greatest Sanford boosters that has matic rifle with 500 cartridges, One Bass Solo—“Thus Sayctli the Lord" FLORIDA E Over Seminole County Bank SAN FOR I) IB Bier come among us ami he and his One SAN FOB I) Quartette—“Blessed Be the Lord.” 12-gauge Winchester pump. B FLORIDA family will always be accorded a Clolr with Soprano Obligato— Bcmington automatic 38 pistol. In­ I Distributors for E warm welcome. “Awake, O Zion." a The great wind machinequire was Smith work- flBros. Garage. 234-Qtp HARTFORD BATTERY B Violin Solo—Intermezzo. SALE—Eight room houso with i ing its hardest in a desertFOB sandstorm £ The bar 1 concert Inst night at Cen­ Soprano Solo n withsenior Violinmember Obligato Immediutu possession. Smallwhich“Battery is the of thebath. law flrrtt J8Cone of “The Sheik” George * Insurance” B tral park was greatly enjoyed by a —"Little Town of Bethlehem." r payment down, long time on balance. Melford was producing for Para■ Sold nnd Serviced by large crowd. The question of more Tenor Solo—"There Wore Shep­ See Lane or address Box 782, Day­ un«n*nnaminBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtlBB Edw. Higgins, Inc. _______ ■__ ~ • •a ~ ~- ■ ------- seats will soon be solved by the lily herd’s Abiding." tona, Fla. lUl)-Tu-3at-4w having a sufficient Contralto Solo—“Thu Christmas FOB SALE—6no Daisy churn. Call ■ ■ n n U M t l d B a n B B I B B B B n H Q B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B H n O B B B B B U U B B B B B B B B commissioners Haight & Wieland number made for the park, and bet­ Lullaby." fl 415-W. 201-tfe fl Disease of ter order among the littlo ones will Chorus—"Noel, Noel." a Smith Bros. Garage a he maintained. The noise of some of Final Chorus—"My Soul Doth Mag­ FOB SALE OB RENT—8-rnp|pqd ■ any of houso, 1011 Oak ave. Phone 283-J. ‘ To Head the children will not he tolernted at nify the Lord." Expert Repairing 218-tfc these parts any more hand concerts, as it tends OIL. GAS nnd ACCESSOR IKS Those taking part In the rendering To Throat FOB SALE CHEAP—Gas range and1 to distract the attention of those who of this cantata are ns follows: O ik nnd First or organs wood rang s, 1011 Oak ave. Phono|— wish to enjoy (lie music nnd is also Sopranos—Mrs. A. ?!. Phillips, may be To H ea rt an annoyance to thu members of the leader; Mrs. T 218-tfc I Gio.ui, Miss Clara 213-.I. ‘0M>. W. Knight '•nnd. caused by Mi»lto, .... i A. e\ Mj AI inter. MULES FOB SALE ;FKc tcam i, loLun^e Conit oit .s —!.lis. E. M, L'.irsoll, spleadiil, ra.' Juin sized farm mules i rte/il Instate and Insurancn nerves WANTED—i' o.-J v. .i uninil truck Mrs. C. A, Barnes, Miss Minnie Stew­ at low prices.—F, N. Burt, Dol^eon' pinched To 5 tomach-/rJ$f 231-1 ntc I «AA’^ g'b D -V- *:FLORIDA body. Must be cheap. Box 201, City art, Mrs. H. II. Newman. Springs, Fla. ■ 233-3tp. Tenors—Maurice Helston, Harry at the N Santord Machine ^ H LOST Barrow, Forest Gntchul, Clinton Car­ ■ spine by a DEATH OF MBS. M. 11. IIOWLEII away. To Live»rN Foundry Co. LOST—Between Seventh nnd Ninth B sub-lux­ Bass—K. It. Murrell, Mr. Brady, N streets on Myrtle avenue, pair of General Machine nnd Duller Works ■ Tho city was shocked this morning Mr. Corwin. ated M glasses. Finder return to Herald of­ Automobile Flywheel Steal Gear to learn of the death of Mrs. M, II. N Violin—Mrs. C. J. Marshall. bands in stock fice and receive reward. 233-3tp n vertebrae Bowler, which occurred last night at u Crnnk Shafts Re-turned fl her home on Mngnolia avenue. Mrs. ToKidneijaK FOR RENT a Ilowler had been very ill duo to a H. W. NICKERSON M partial paralytic stroke received while Public Accountant; Audits—System* FOR RENT—1 room furnished house, Sanford Steam Laundry fl To Ovaries-™*, i ______ „ a phono 570 between 5 and 0 o'clock FOR SERVICE on n visit to her son in Raleigh, North B Income Tax Service p. m. 231-Otc Call 146-3 a Carolina, and as soon as Hhc was able Booty 10 McNeill-Dkvis Bldg. a to travel she came home, urriving Phone 852 a FOB BEH T^T wo furnished bed w. RAWLljjflG. Drop. Orlando, Fla. a yesterday ufternqon. Tho trip w n s _______________________________ ToAppendix - j w C V r o | ADJUSTrooms, Oil Park Ave. 212-tfc a evidently too much for her overtaxed _ _ - , ^ Acteylehfe Welding FOB BENT—Bed room, aTlTnrk nveio LowerLibibS -*f I MENTS strength and she died late last night. S a n f o r d C o n .S tr U C t’n G<) OF ALL KINDS nue. 178-tfc Mrs. M. H. Bowler was a resident of CONTRACTORS An D BUILDER? FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. a Sanford since tho early cjnys, living Sanford Weldihg Co* ■ Phone 437-W, corner Elm A Third Cheeffull jhure us Miss Harriii, tho dau{thtor 'of »"<• Specification, ■ To o m ito , J S $ / w i " reT Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Air*. a Street. lOb-tfc the cause the into Dr. J. J. Harris, former may-• *' u|rn*,bed . a a FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, or of Sanford and editor of onjg.of the " ,"r" Guaranteed a and give INSURANCE f>05 West Third. Phono 77. a curly newspapers and one of tho moit II* T. PACE t _ _?f. O. Ikii 24* a 23l-0tp you health. widely known men in tho statg. Mrs. a M Bowler is tho wife of M. H. Bowlor, SANFORD NO VEI/P wAfiTfeb—To repair autos at Itymo a a claim agent for the ‘A. 'C. L. Railway garages. Apply SOG West Third St. Cftnaultation and Aniiy&is Free ^ a \v. T. Ilrtl'lERTS, A'gent « WORKS a for, many. yenVs And they resided in Phonk 77. 231-Otp Sanford Florida a V. C. COLDER. Prnp. ... JackHonvillo /or several years coming a FOR BENT-Two ti'nfUrnlsiied rooms a \ back to their old home in this city General Shop and Mill “W E D E L IV E R T H E G O U iio and private bath. 411 Park Ave. a a Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-fi p. m. ’ Evenings by Appointment about three years ago. . 231-Otp Quick Service Transfer a —Work a DocWs'ed leones a Wsb'ahd add one IlX d y a t t e n d a n t a Storage FftcllIttoH aon, Dixie Bowlec. of Bplplgh, N. ,'C., CONTRACTOR aiM BUILDBI F0R RENT—Half of store, with fine First Street Opp. Magnolia a Garner-Woodruff Bldg. display window, No. 221 Eust First If we please you, tell otHerat If am a 517 Commercial Street Saafertf, Fla and a daughter, Miss Mabel Bowler ai streot, opposite postoffice. 230-tfc tell us. Phone 498 A. P. C O N N E L L Y W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t? C L A S S IF IE D A D S •s 8CO. Motor Co. B. |g Lexington and Hupmobile toB o w J f g l i f / PRAGTIC k V. LlFfe ftfe co. W *. i. tolfih&de, D. C. � 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, December 23, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 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>, December 23, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a01b005cafb40660cc87843fa3740527.pdf 678f8ada377b4ab8159cd209cceecf62 PDF Text Text ‘ wm HAJ. ■ii-F Sanford THE «fity Subslantial” The S anford D aily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST Sanford THB “City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 233 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921 VOLUME II CoL Henry IVatterson‘Hied in Jacksonville This allied supreme council TO invite the powers For W AS THE GREATEST LIVING AMERICAN: JOURNALIST AND HE W AS HONORED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD GOVERNMENT TO REFUSE REDUCTION IN RATES ON HENRY FORD’S RAILROAD ^ DIED AT SEMINOLE HOTEL WHERE TO ELABORATE SCHEME HE WAS STOPPING FOR FEW WEEKS Henry Would Reduce ON HIS WAY TO FORT MYERS POSTPONE THE Rehabilitation of RAISE BONDS Rates on Coal But Europe and He Cannot TAX BY BEER Was Great Friend of—Florida and Had Property on INVESTIGATION Russia . . FTFR Y1U A^ AND WINE TAX the Gulf Coast— W ife and Son and Daughter A i11 Lit Alvl/id C e n tr a l 12811284 agreement t o d a y at Bedside When Death Came MIGHT HE ABLE TO A JUST COM­ SOME WITNESSES FAILED; TO AGAINST OTHER MINING TERRI­ PENSATION IN THIS APPEAR IN WATSON IL­ nrrWKKN FItKNCII ANI) BRITISH TORY WHOSE PRODUCT EN­ (Ily The Associated Press) MANNER LEGAL HANGING rilEMIKHS IN CONFERENCE TERS IN COMPETITION JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.— Colonel Henry Watterson, inter­ JUST ENDED WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Feasibil­ nationally known newspaper man and for many years editor of WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Because (Iljr The* A a a o r U U S P r * M ) ity of raising funds for n soldiors’ the Louisville Courier-Journal, died at the Seminole Hotel here at of tho absence of half n dozen wit­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Henry m i * Tfcr A iio c la te d l***"*! . . . . , IONDON, Dec. 22.—The Allied bonus by n tnx on beer and light wine G:1B this morning from heart failure superinduced by congestion nesses summoned to nppear yesterday Ford’s attempt to rcduco tho freight Supreme Council at its coming meet­ will ho considered by tho House wnys of the bronchial tubes. As usual he was stopping several weeks rates on coal twenty per cent along Chairman here lid fore going to Ft. Myers for the winter. He became ill sev­ the senate committee investigation of the line of his railroad was disallowed ing in Cannes will ho asked to invite and mentis committee, interested powers to appoint a com­ Fordnoy announced yesterday, after eral days ago and his condition took a grave turn yesterday. Con- charges by Senator Watson, Demo­ today by tho Interstate Commorco mission to elaborate comprehensive tho Christmas recess when tho com­ of the lungs. As usual he was stopping several weeks here be­ crat, Georgia, that American soldiors Commission on tho ground tho reduc­ scheme for rehabilitation of contrnl mittee tnkos up tho adjusted compen­ fore going to Fort Myers for the winter. He became ill several had boon hanged in Franco without tion would constitute discrimination Europe and Russia. This conclusion sation question, partlculnhly tho phase days ago and his condition took a grave turn yesterday. Con­ trial, was forced over until after tho against other mining territory whoso was arrived at in conference of tho relating to the raising of revenue to scious at intervals and half hour before his death he called his Christmas holidays. coal product sold in Toledo, Detroit wife to his room. After a few words with her he had his son and French and British premiers just end­ finnnee it. A now batch of witnesses—nine in and other cities along Ford’s railroad. The possibility of a tax on hover*, daughter called and the three were at his bedside when death ed here. The United States would bo nil—was ordered to nppear January •! Commission has allowed all other re­ invited to haw membership in this ages with small alcoholic content will came. They said his death was peaceful as he lapsed into uncon­ for examination in view of their state- ductions in Interstate rates on Ford’s commission. Germany also would he be looked into, Mr. Fordnoy said, to. sciousness sometime before the end. railroad which ho has made on othor The Colonel contracted a slight cold Tuesday; while seated in m"*,“ heretofore in lot represented. Tho question of Russian determine whether it would lie advis­ commodities. > able, and constitutional, to lift the a chair after breakfast yesterday morning he had a sudden acute Senator Watson and ..the . representative in abeyance. prohibition ban sufficiently to permit bronchial attack. His physician ordered him to bed. His comb- had first hand knowledge of illegal PU8SYFOOT JOHNSON Hon became worse ns the hours went by. He died in the arms of executions. their sulc. Except In one instance there was COMING TO FLORIDA; LONDON, IJcc. 22.— Another meet­ his wife. His son said the body would remain in Florida until no explanation ns to why yostodday’s ing „f the allied supreme council, this RETURNED FROM INDIA some time in the spring as it was deemed inadvisable for his moth­ SEVERAL Cl I AGED witnesses fniled to appear. One was time at Cannes, on tho French rlviern er to leave for north during the winter on account of her frail con­ WITH MURDER TODAY ready to stnrt hut there was some de­ is the outcome of tho pnrloyB between < lly T h e A «»«e lB < e 4 IN TEXAS CASK dition. NEW YORK, Dec. 22.— William E. lay in delivery of his railroad ticket Prime Minister Lloyd George and Henry Watterson was one of the Tennessee home, and joined the army and ho will come lutor. With the ex­ "Pussyfoot" Johnson, crusading Am­ Premier Hriand of Franco during tho Inst of the old time personal journal­ of the Confederacy. He served thruAUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 22.— Feder­ pectation thnt tho missing witnesses erican prohibitionist, returned from. past few days. It will bo preceded by al prohibition enforcement agent, ists. More than half a century his out tho war, except for a period of ten might turn up in the nftornoon, a sec­ India today whore he lias been preach­ a mooting of tho council of ambassa­ chief detective Young, 'Patrolman Mc­ editorials, with their brilliant, origin­ months, when lie etsabliahcd nnd oper­ ond session was hold, but tho roll was ing prohibition, nt the time when en­ dors within a few duys at Paris for "Tho Neil and W. E. Newbtrry, former al and phrase-making composition, at­ ated at Chattanooga, Tenn., forcement agents nro striving to called ami none answered. arranging tho details of tho Cunncs ..... „ . .. Sonntor , .. Texus Ranger charged with murder tracted wide attention. They were Robcl,” a loml-mllitary paper. meeting which is scheduled for early Mr. Wattorson served first as an Watson, himself, did not nttond tin. make New York’s New Year’B ove todny in complaints filed by police commented on and copied by tho press the driest in history. Johnson goes in January. A pledge to secrecy was sergant Nitschke in connection with of the nation. Besides his power in aide to tho famous cavalry leader,1afternoon session. to Florida thu middle of next month entered Into between the two premiors killing Inst week o f Peeler Clayton, molding public opinion through his General Nathan Bedford Forrest, and for a series of lectures. BROKE INTO HANK regarding their London concorsations, taxicab .Driver. The action from the editorials Watterson’s influence is later was on the staff of General STOLE 100,000 but the supreme council evidently has charges against twenty Austin citi­ credited with having shaped tho plat­ Leonidas Polk. IN SECURITIES NEGRO IIKAVYWEIGHT been called cither to revise tho repar­ During tho campaign between Gen­ zens, that Clayton was in automobile form of tho Democratic party in more DYING IN HOSPITAL ations provisions of tho treaty of Ver­ eral Sherman and Johnston, Watter­ thnn one presidential campaign. Ku Klux Klan ball when shot. sailles or to deliberate on the advis­ YORK I’a. Dec. 22.— Burglars early ( l l r T h r A a ix irln lrS I'rra a t It was perhaps through an accident son was chief-of-scouts of the ConfodNEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Sam Mcability of calling a still larger inter­ today broke into Mount Wolf bank ^ Hillsborough county officials are that Henry Watterson pursued joum- crate army. national conference with a view to instantly achieved nnd stole one hundred thousand in Vey, one of the greatest negro hoavyalism. Early in life he evinced m i-1 The Rebel dealing with tho whole question of planning tho construction of n nuw usual musical talent nnd his parents Krcnt popularity. The paper was out- securities from snfety depositboxas. weight boxers in history o f puglilisin is reported today to bo dying from international finances and exchange, court house und jail in the near encouraged it. A mishap that crush- "Pnkcn «»>d independent, forecasting locks on eighty deposit boxes wore pneumonia in Harlem Hospital. which is linked up with the question future ns the present building has ed his left thumb, leaving that mom- *" " ’ «'»• things the Louisville Courier- broken with hammer. proven inadequate. of reparations. ber Stiff, caused the musical cduca- Journal, a lineal descendant to follow . la— tion to bo abandoned, as the piano It within a few years, was his favorite instrument. Abraham Lincoln was said to he A natural bent for writing develop- i the great passion of Watterson’s life, ed but even in this Mr. Wattorson was His lecture on "Lincoln" was dolivorseriously handicapped as an illness in oil in hundreds of cities and it was his infancy had affected his vision. His I'Hdo to tell of calling on Lincoln tho first journalistic experience was gain-1 morning of his inauguration and of cd on a Washington, I). C., newspaper lan d in g beside him at the ceermony. as musical and dramatic critic. His i "Lot no Southern man point his finMade at Meeting Today father, Harvey M. Watterson, for gcr nt mo," Mr. Watterson said, "boOrdered by Attorney of Delegates of Five twenty years preceding the outbreak cause I caiinonizo Lincoln, for he was o f tho war Vet ween the states, was a the one friend we had at court when General Who Says Great Powers , representative in congress from Ten- friends were most in need." They’re too High When Watterson founded the nesscc. It was during thin time Hen­ ( I l f T h e A ia o c ln te d I ' r f u ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— State­ ry Wattorson laid the foundations for Journal he made a plea for harmony Illy T h e A u D f l i l r l I ' r t t i ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.— Investi­ ments in behalf of France nnd Italy an elaborate knowledge o f national in the South. Thoroughly rcconstructgation of retail prices of food, fuel, afTairs, ho spending much of his time cd himself, ho urged all to follow his MAN WHO ASSISTED SHERIFF accepting formally tho Amorienn pro­ OF DUVAL ATTACKED IN shoes, clothing in nil parts of tho MUNICIPAL LODGING HOUSES associating with party leaders of that course in complete submission to the posals for limitation of capital ships SHELTER MANY WOMEN HIS HOME country was ordered today by Attor­ armament were made today at a period and in close contact with the federal government, AND CHILDREN ney General Daugherty. Dnugherty operation of tho the government. Mr. Watterson advocated a meeting of the delegates of fivo ma­ leration or i .Mr. watterson always nuvocaieii --------said in many localities prices were Watterson’s course in letters .and "Tariff for Revenue Only," a phrase | JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.—A mob jor [lowers of Washington conference. ( l l r T h r A r n o r ln lr # P r * M ) NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Twenty-four journalism __ I! . . . » U . . l t i f f i n i i . l t Sa.lt I t . i f i f i l i w i i l itw l ii'ltS c lt i m i l l V l believed . n l S m m i l Ito n Ihe m i moonshiners m u ttialtln n rd nattacked U n n lfn il t"<> high and retailers profits uncon­ Contrary to general expectations tho in tho national .capital was 1which ho coined, iand which ffinally women nnd three children were among scionable and that every effort would interrupted just iib ho nttaincil his ma j was adopted by the Democratic par- tho home of JamcB Noblo at Whlto- quostiou of nuxilliary craft, subma­ be made to put retail prices on the |hg hundreds who awoke today in mu­ jority by tho outbreak of the war. ty. Ho was an ardent friend of Grov- housc near here toduy nnd a riflo nnd rine and cruisers was not reached at nicipal lodging house to which the With his father, he opposed the s u i t s - or Cleveland during the latter’s first pistol battle resulting lnstcd nearly tho morning session of the committee proper level. homeless were driven by the hitter sion movement, hut upon the declnra- administration as president, but op­ nif hour. So far ns known no one but went over until another mooting cold. City parks .areaways, cellars tion of hostilities, ho returned to his posed Cleveland's third nomination. was injured. Nobles has been assist­ this afternoon. DANCE CHRISTMAS EVE and wagons, which lmvu served as ing the sheriff in his campaign HOTEL VALDEZ against moonshiners. Attackers open­ NO CHANCE TO REFUSE VAUDVILLE FEATURE places of refuge were abandoned be­ YOUR CHRISTMAS MENU? fore the bite of the northwest gale ed fire shortly nfter midnight nnd SAYS IRISH EPUIILICAN which carried the mercury to within fled when citizens arrived to investi­ Jimmy Collins will he at the Valdez SPEAKING OF TREATY Hotel Saturday night (Christmas nino degrees of 7.ero. Thu following Christmas menu is prepared by the Home Demonstration gate. Two bullets caused Hlight ab­ Eve) with the bunch of entertainers Branch o f (the Agricultural Extension Division of Florida. It is especially rasions on Mrs. Nobles cheat and nrm, DUBLIN, Dec. 22.— Richard Muland bullets found in tho ...... mnt- |chy, Chief Staff of Irish Republican suggested for the farm homo, but Is entirely appropriate for any home. It is ...... and the dance promises to he one of LETTUCE IS MOVING .......were — — ................BRINGING BETTER PRICES the most popular of those that Jimmy simple nnd modest nnd, nt tho same time, one which any housowifo could tress of the bed on which sho and hor „ rmy erratud a stir when ho began THIRTY CARS TODAY well feel proud of. has pulled tliiH season. Special fea­ husband wore sleeping when tho nt- hin speech on Anglo-Irish Treaty In tures will be Jns. Melton, soloist, tnck began. Dali Elrennn today by saying ' TABLE DECORATIONS Lettuce is moving out /now and Kyno & Pclton, banjo artists, Jack -------------------- — — ! nobody wnnted treaty but saw no A small Christmas tree, or poinsettios, or holly and mistlotoo Williams, Pinnologucs, Jimmy Collins said to b0 bringing better prices. JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 22.— Auto- j nltecnativu to ucccptance. and bis boys from tho land of Jazs. There will he about thirty ears out mobiles for hire here are under the . THE MENU Under the auspicos of tho American today and tho total fo r tht week eye of the City Council nnd Presi­ CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, Fruit or oyster cocktnll will be about one hundred cars. Legion. dent Valz expects to name u special POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. Snltincs Many of the buyers nro buying the committee to investigate tho situa­ Bouillon . lettuce here nnd paying n gooij price CALIFORNIA ALIEN tion. Everything in tho holiday line in for this time of tho yenr and con­ Small Pickles Celery LAND LAW IS VALID Mayor Martin nt tho session o f the stationery, post cards, engraved sidering tho stock nnd tho holiday , council last week declared it might Christmas nnd Now Year’s cards, Roast Fowl (Turkey, Wild Duck or Chicken) with Jolly SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.— The markets. he neccssnry to take all for hire care stamps and stlckors, etc., at the Her­ or constitutionality of tho California off tho streets heenuso of tho In­ ald office. Ono of tho finest and most Roast Pork, Lamb or Beef anti-alien law forbidding inolegihle JAPS PROTEST U. S. RETENTION creasing number. There are more comploto lines ever brought to San­ Stewed Tomatoes Baked Sweet Potatoes , to citizenship from owning or lonsig thnn 400 such machines being operat­ ford. Opon overy night until Christ­ TOKIO, Dec. 20.—Th0 retention by Boiled Rice agricultural land was upheld lato toed now, he said, nnd application for mas. <Uy by a court of threo federal the United States under the agree­ Vegetable or Fruit Salad liccnso ito opornto 101 more have ment on naval limitation of the bat­ Judge*. A popular magazine author snya a been received /since September 16. t Small Dinner Biscuits tleships Colorado, Washington and successful writer must feel what he Ho described tho situation ns one of Ainhrosin nnd Fruit Cnko Light hair may be a chemical pro­ Maryland, has called forth violent writes. He need not, however, feel the most complex problems the city Nuts Bonbons duct, hut light heads usually /ere protestation on tho part of several his onts. evor has been called upon to face. Coffeo of the vernacular nowspapers. factory equipment. I ■■ INVESTIGATION RETAIL PRICE FOOD, FUEL, CLOTHING, ETC., IN ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY HOMELESS OF NEW YORK CITY FILL THE PARKS FRANCE~AND~ ITALY - ACCEPT OUR PROPOSALS LIMITATION CAPITAL SHIPS MOONSHINERS ATTACK HOUSE GUN BATTLE 'it i ite ->. )i i , m t e I* :;«&L ' r T ■ i; �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1921 ===== f t * * * * * * * * * * * All kinds of imported perfumes.— cry of succeeding generations the Bower A Roumillat. 225-tfc heroic patriotism of the men of Leon county who perished in the Civil War, Dade county has sold their old 1801-05,” according to the inscription A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ court houso and grounds and will In * ■ * on the shaft. It also will be neces­ dak.— Bower & Roumillat'. 225-tfc a short tim0 secure available site and sary to remove one lnrge oak tree, erect a handsome -edifice. several magnolias, Australian pines Plana arc being made by the PLAYERS INJURE WOMAN nnd others. owner of the St. George Island nenr “ That O. K. Butter-crust Bread WKIIXKSIIAY— Here Is n very modern love story In a Apalachicola to build a large resort very ancient castle with tho heroine mnsqueradlng as makes tho family happy.” PoinsetMIAMI, Dec. 10.— When n foot­ JACKSONVILLE GAS CO. OF­ on tho island. A new hotel will be n maid and the hero an American millionaire. And tin Butter-spilt bread “ can’t bo beat­ ball plnycr making an end run here when we tell you that the winsome maid Is C O S FICIALS TO EXPLAIN RATES built nnd other improvements nro to KTAXCK lil.VYY you and your whole family will want on." 227-fltc today.wan tackled on the aide llnea, ■ B to see— , take place. ■ ■ one o f them, M m . C. B. Colby, of ■ B JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21— RepfeI B Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to Coconut Grove, suffering a fracture sentativen o f the Jacksonville Gas Waterman’s ^Fountain Pens , for $5.00.— Bower & Roumillat. 231-4tc : : o f the loft leg. An the players came Company have been ordered to apeverybody.— Bower & Roumillat. hurtling down the field, tho women pearbefore the city commission : : 231-4tc AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT became wedged in by tho crowd und Thursday to explain why locnl gas a a FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY wcr0 unable to get out of the path of rates should not be reduced. Tho a ■ The Mangcls-Kirby Company of a a the oncoming players . commission has completeu its exhnst- Jacksonville has nwarded contracts We have just received a shipmont a s a a ive investigation into operating costs to O. P. Woodcock for the remodel­ of Caillo outboard row bont motors. a a ■ WOMAN FOR REPRESENTATIVE of the companynnd is understood to ing nnd improving o f their sales Thoy aro on display at Ball Hard­ a a have decided upon a rate to be charg­ rooms. About $10,000 will be spent ware Co. Demonstrations cheerfully a ■ a s \ ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.— Mm. ed the consumer under ,authority on this project. given. Phone 02.— Sanford Machine a ■ a a Katherine B. Tippetts, of this city, vested by recent legislation. 231-5tc & Foundry Co. The ■ a -A T W O -P A H T C O M E D Y , TOO ■ a prominent in tho Women’s Clubs in present gnn rate In $1;85 per cubic Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ a Florida and ont of the foremost advo­ thousand feet. a ■ ery, Bower & Roumillat. 225-tfc * Investigate the Caillo out-board row a a cates for protection of the bird life boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co. a “ a a o f the state, is being urged by women Regularx meeting of American The trlnl o f Lena M. T. Clarke 231-6tc Tomorrow— ‘The Golem" and a Darn Good Comedy a a a hero to become n candidate for state will result in costs of more than Legion Auxiliary, Friday afternoon a representative from Pinollas county. $2,200, according to Capt. B. * M. at 3:15, in the Woman’s Club Rooms. Every color o f Dennison’s Lustre Mm. Tippetts, with her husband the Robinson, clerk of the circuit court. 223-2tp. PRES. Crope Papor, also Crepo Paper late W. H. Tippetts, widely known Mr. Robinson sJld ho was. unable to Streamers, Festoons and other Den­ New York state newspaper man, entimnte the total cost, but expressed Beautiful lino o f Christmas Station­ nison’s Crepe Papor Christmas decor­ author and war carrcspondcnt, moved the opinion It would run considerably ery, Bower & Roumillat. 225-tfc ations.— Mobley’s Drug Storo. 227-tfc ■ to St. Petersburg about 20 yearn ago. over this amount. I She has four children, a daughter and Nice fat hens at Mrs. G. C. Cates, Items an far recorded amount to ■ Waterman’s Fountain Pens for three sons. 232-2tp ■ $2,220, including $.100 for the Jury’s 38c lb. everybody.— Bower & Roumillat. ■ meals, $111 for rooms and $00 for ■ ■ 231-4 tc On nnd after January 1st, 1922, we will operate our A nice lino of Bibles and Testa­ extrn bnliffs. Other costs, Including APPOINTED CITY MANAGER u■ ■ ■ witness fees, may not be finally tabu­ ments for tho old and young.— Mob­ ■ a new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service ■ LOOK BEFORE U LEAP a a between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE on a sched­ 227-tfc ■ FORT MYERS, Dec. 2 1 .-C . P. lated for sometime, Mr. Robinson ley’s Drug Storo. ■ ■ ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also ■ a a Staley, formerly chairman of the suid.— Orlando Scntlnal. R a a be available for charter hire for outings, hunting R I have somo ronl car bargains: Plans nro under consideration for ■ a Board of County Commissioners of R ■ a trips and special occasions. Holiday hunting trip R the construction o f a lnrge saw mill 1 Bulck 4 .............. ....... ................ $ 350 ■ thin, Lee county, hnn been appointed ■ NEW HOTEL FOR IIOWKY R 1 Auburn, nearly now ................. 605 ■ m dates are now being booked. Charter rates on appli­ nenr Blounstown. They have avail­ R City Manager of Fort Myers nnd a a cation to— R able about 100,000,000 feet of stand­ 1 Olds 4 nearly now ................... 1185 ■ ■ R afttr resigning from- tho Board of HOWEY, Dec. 21.—W. J. H .wcy ■ ■ R 1 Oldsmobilo ................................. 485 ■ ■ ^ Commissioners has entered upon his has contracted with Fuquny & Green, ing timber. R Truck nearly new ....................... 485 a a R new duties. a ■ of Dayton t, for the construction of R See me for real bnrgnins. a a Plenty of fresh country eggs at 75c R a 100 room hotel mu’ a bloc c of ri sia ■ R . N. II. GARNER dozen, at Mrs. G. C. Cates. 232-2tp M STATE CAPITAL BEING REBUILT dences liei<-, one of the largest single 230-4tc R ■ ■ contract > ovr i-wirr'cd in the state. ■ ■ All kinds of imported perfumes.— ■ R ■ ■ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 21.— Anoth­ Howty -s on tin- wist shore of l ake Bower & Roumillat. 203 East Third Street Opp Montezuma Hotel ■ R NOTICE! 225-tfc ■ a ■ H a ■ er milestone in the history of the Harris, 11 miles south of Leesburg. ■ R a ■ state capitol here was tossed last Motorboats quota: The regular annual meeting of tho a ■ ■ 1 nnd 3 4-Ib friers nt 40c lb nt Mrs. a a R week when contractors began to tenr STATE SWINE GROWERS MEET G. C. Cates. 212-2tp stockholders of tho Peoples Bank of a ■ ■ Passenger nnd outing service........................ .*...30 Persons ■ ■ away tho stps at the western en­ ■ Snnford, Florida, will he held in ac­ ■ ■ ■ Hunting trip service ...... ...... ......................... 20 Persons ■ trance preparatory to tanking another OCALA, Dec. 21.—Tho Florida ■ Christmas Curds, Tags nnd Scnls nt cordance with Its By-laws, in tho of­ a a ■■ ■ addition to the structure. The build­ State Swine Growers’ Association Bower & Roumillnt's. fices of tho bnnk on Wednesday, Jan­ ■ ■ ■ 231-4tc ■ & ing wns erected in 1819-12 nnd wns will meet here Jnunry 18-19 nnd the uary 18th, 1022, at 7:80 p. ni. for tho remodeled In 1002. purposo of electing a board o f direc­ local committee in charge of arrange­ Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to Good moals, $8.00 per week, The To make room for the now exten­ ments for tho gntherig has mapped $5.00.— IJowor & Roumillat. A largo assortment of Dennison's 231-4te tors to servo for tho ensuing year, nnd for tho transaction of any other Temple Club, cornor Third and Park. beautifully engraved Christmas cards. sion, it will be necessnry to remove out an elaborate entertainment pro­ — Mobley’s Drug Storo. 227-tic the monument erected by tho women gram, which will includo n visit t« FOR RENT— 12 room houso in good business that may properly come be­ vof Loon county "to rescue from Silver Springs nnd a luncheon at that Waterman’s Fountain Pens for condition. COO Laurell Avo., cor­ fore the meeting. II. P. SMITH, oblivion nnd perpetunto in ’tho mom- resort. everybody.— Bower & Roumillat. A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ ner Cth St. nnd Laurel Ave.. 232-2tp Cashier. 231-4 tc dak.— Bower A Roumillat. 225-tfc ADDITIONAL LOCAL : STATE NEWS : 11 The Star To-day \\ li :s “Room and Board” .. .. as § 3 s A nnouncem ent CAPTAIN G. E. ATKINSON 8 ■a itn.1 i ■ SHOPPING HINTS FX TR ’ CHRISTMAS GIFTS ■ DO YOUR ■ H CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT R L et U s S u ggest L : S I Kanner’s Department Store jj Your Christmas Gifts S WHERE ■ SANTA CLAUS HAS HEADQUARTERS % Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums ■ ■ ■ For the Little Ones sa Toy« of every kind. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Wagons Bicycles Kiddio Kara F or Daddy SILK SHIRTS Special for Christmas Week, $8.00 value, now D oIIh Doll CarriageH IIoriiH Balls Ingorsoll Watches Wrist Watches Pocket KnivcB Mackinaw Coats Boys’ Suits * . Boys’ Shoes Etc., Etc., a a a a a a a ■ I ■ : ■ ■ Handkerchiefs Hats, Caps New Line of W. L. Douglass Shops Neckwear of all Descriptions Silk Sox Smoking Sets Etc., Etc., For Mother Fine Imported Perfumes / Large Assortment of Candies Dress Patterns of every kind Bureau Scarfs Table Covers Bedroom Slippers Kimonas Bath Robes Special prices during Christ• mas week New line of Gold-Seal Congoleum Rugs, 9x12, special for this week ....,....... Casseroles, Nut Bowls, Fruit Bowls and Electric Lamps at low prices for this week. - A $ 15.98 . * Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25 , $1 to $5 Safety Razors, $1 to $5 a a a a a a a a ■ ■ i ' A Most Attractive . Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils • >_ a a a a a a Ivory Goods j \ a j [ j \ | Kanner’s Department Store ] j Bower & Roum illat | m ■ 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE- — SANFORD, FLORIDA S \ Perscription Druggists Telephone 325 j �JvJNW'A * i PAGBfdfat bAi IW ^ THE M * r o B > fiA B ff H flu to > . THUUggATg, p g E i g ^ i t j f t S E lN O tf M N K IS FORCONSTRUGTIVE CHRISTMAS GIVING || T he C hief Desire ] . terhptlng salad course with hot' chO±o- arm o f hor brother, Mr. Edwiird Hig­ gins. Tho Impressive ceremony which into. Among those onjoyinjr this pretty mndo these two young peoplo man and party were Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs, wlfo wns prefaced by a wonderful ad­ MRS. FRED DAIGBK, Society Editor, Ed. Hctts, Mrs. It. C, Bower, Mrs. monition from tho officiating priest, Phone 217-W Georgo Knight, Mrs. Raymond Key, and underneath oil the solemn words "l! -------r M rn k^ trc or eominff1 Mm. Hun Caswell, Mrs. C, R. Kirtlcy, rang a thread o f melody from Mrs. — W 7»w «r* kola* ton . home, or U ran ere .u X p V rm V -^ V ^ V a . Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Munson's touch on tho pinno keys. • yiiilil rard lo this detalla, nr telekpon* To tho eyes of thoso who have lov­ GIVE HEAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST­ ?* * .* J*1 * *' wl* * Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. John Smith, h« Krrnltr appreciated. Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. J. C. Bon- ed her from her little girl, days, tho MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF nott, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy j bride, always u rarely beautiful typo, THIS BANK SOCIAL CALENDAR Chittenden, Mrs. R. E. Tolar,Mrs. Fred hhd never seemed so radiantly lovely, •; o f this bank nnd ita officcra Is that you will Mrs. Ias smiling softly, sho entered tho Friday— Mrs. Raymond Key will on- Dalgor, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, “ If overy man, woman ami child rus. DoCottes,1 room, dad in her simple blit clegant- ccivcd a savings account ns n Christ­ Archie Betts, Mrs. Georgo . tertnin tho members of the T. N. T. 3 nlwnyH find, hero a friendly welcome, no matMrs. Brynn Sturir.nn, Mrs. Osborne ly fashioned gown of white crepe me- mas gift this year, wo would hnvo a Club nt her homo on Park nvenuo Ilcrhdon, Mrs. Ed. Lane, Misses Sorl- tear, her veil falling to the end of t e g ^ r is tm a . in ’this community," at 3:30 p. nt. ter what your, needs— and a seiWce to handle ■ t« Lake, Esther Miller, Snra Wight, long court train. No blossom in her said,A. R. Kqy, cashier o f tho Semi- «' — — --------------------------- --------------------Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour Tholnin Frazer, Lottio Caldwell, Wil­ great shower hbuqubt of white roses nolo County Batik. « them with promptness and courtesy. will bo hold in Central Park %at 4 liams, Daphno Wimbish, Dorothy and valley lilies wns sweeter thnn tho “ It’s a novel and constructive idea flower-face bending nbolre them, and Ilumph. p. m. In Christmas giving," Mr. Key went blessings went out to hor from every • How mny we help you ? s on to say, “ nnd ono that carrios roal Sunday—Christmas Carols will bo heart that remembered her grnccB of BON TONS BRIDGE CLUB chcor throughout tho yoor. It repre­ sung at Central Park at four o’clock kindness and thoughtfulness extend­ sents moro thnn tho gift of money boTho members of the Bon Ton Bridge by tho htusid Department of tho ing to nil the rich and tho poor and enuso it implnnts tho germ of a habit Woman’s Club assisted by tho Snn- Club were most plensnntly cntcrtnlncd young and the old, in this, her homo yesterday nfternoon by Mrs.^ Ed. that means success td HHy ond who ford band. Betts at her homo on Park nvenuo. town. acquires it." After tho cutting of tho brldo’s There being two tnblus of plnyors. Tho Seminole County llrtnk is run­ Alias Elizabeth Burch, o f Buckley, cake Mrs, AIcLcod ran up tho stairs ning an interesting series of ads sugPoinsett ins were used in charming W. Vri., is spending somo time huru profusion ill tho rdohi where tho card and throw her bouquet which wr»; t|ng tho Kift of 0 8av|ng8 account at tho Montezuma. caught by Miss Dorothy Vaughn, o f . mothor( rfiIllrcn an(, other9. Tho tnblL were ili-rriil^ed. . A COMMUNITY BUILDER J Whcn scores were counted it was |Tampri. savings pass l>oolc will be delivered id Wallaco Boll who to attending ^ ^ Mrs. C.’ IlT Kirtlcy had Mr. and Mrs. AIcLcod left In their ^ p ^ r i'n t oi Chrii cIrTs\(Uhs dWss W'cAr^y1} - —* . T( (< i M, 4 N. A. at Hendcrsonvillo, N. C„ U , made high h[aU score H(.oro ami nmI wu8 presented car early in tho evening for ft motor bottor tho 8 ’pirlt ;3 wus presented spirit of of tbo tho Yufotldc. Yulctldc. | l F. P. Forster, Pres. . F. Whitner, Cashier ! at home for tho holidays. the prize, a dainty hand-made apron. trip to .Mobile und a visit to his rela­ 231-tfc . 3 The hostbss served n dellcioui sat- tives there, Airs. McLeod travelling I1P„ P1IT Mrs. W. J. Stuud nhd nttrnctivo litcourse nnd coffuu, nt the conclusion in a stylish tailored suit of blue with hat nnd accessories of gray. I MONTK CAIlLO ()I IU(* 1 tlo daughter Willn, were the guests of Ihe game. Air. McLeod is a prosperous young SEEN IN “ THE'SHEIK" HHBHHHaHBHHHHaHBBHHHRHRHHHHBHHHHHHdiillB'intHkHHRB ■■■■■■a yesterday of her father J. G. Ball. Mrs. Reginald Holly substituted for _______ ' I■ ■ , an absent club member. The club business man, a member of the co n -! I trading firm of Mickler * McLeod,1 Biskra is known ns the Monte Carlo Air. and Airs. Harry Ward nnd Aliss members enjoying Mrs. Betts cordial Fern Ward, have returned homo from hospitably were Mrs. J. 1). Woodruff, of Tampa. Ho is a graduate of the ,,f thc desort. It is the. gathering J Daytona Munch whore thoy have spent Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Esther Mil­ University of Alnbnmn, nnd a mem- l’lnco for the wealthy, tho dissolute, » several months nt their cottage there. ler, Mrs. Hen Caswell, Airs. (X R. iter of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- thc adventurous, tho pleasure seeking iT A n y p a r t o f t o w n , o n t e r m s t o ! 4 of the African littoral and nf- a Kirtley, Miss Fern Ward and Mrs. Joe tornity. During his visits to Sanford SUIT YOU i he has mnde many friends, nnd the f,,nla ft ninrvcolusly picturesque back- ” Miss Lillio Honour, who has boon Chittenden. good wishes of the entire city follow ground for fiction or photoplay, tho guest of .Mrs. J. N. Robson for You can make m oney buying* fo r advance. 5 him and his winsome bride to their It l,st-‘d in George Melford’s Pnrt;Mrl.EOIMlIGGINS NUPTIALS the past throe weeks, left Tuesday for mount production of “ The Sheik," future home. Y ou are g oin g to build a hom e one o f these her winter home nt Summerville, S. The Oak street residence of Mr. which comes to the Star Theatre De­ l days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it S C., near Charleston. Edward Higgins was the scene of cember 30th nnd 31st, WOMAN’S Cl.Un --------|great happiness Inst flight when the by easy stages. I Agnes Ayres nnd Rudolph Valentino The Welfare Department of the Wm. McLeod, of Mobile, Ala., nrriv- relatives and close friends of tho con­ Woman’s Club held an Interesting tm’ tho featured players with a fine 5 I f you have some money, will build one or ! ed Tuesday to attend the marriage o f;tra d in g parties gathered to witness meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The supporting cast. In a big casino, the his brother Lucius McLeod to Miss the marriage of Miss Adelaide Higg two houses. * reports of the various committees1 colorful spot in Biskra, thc Adclaide Higgins, which took place pins to Mr. Lucius AIcLcod. Sanford is m oving, don’t wait, get in the ■ showed conclusively tho successful »«»«« » 8™nd fete given by the I Wednesday evening. The entrance hall was decorated and varied activities of this busy d o -1y°ung Sheik is laid and therein tho 5 gam e now. ; with white wedding bells and polnset- partment. beautiful customs of the Orient are 2 3 ■ Air. and Mrs, Harry Dickson and lit­ tins and the spacious living room Mrs,. Blackman gave a glowing re- abown with great fidelity, tle daughter Ann, of Orlando, attend­ mndo a picture with a wealth of white port of the wonderful success of the 0t,,cr "tcn«9 upon the Sned the wedding of tlieir sister, Miss roses ami maiden hair fern. An ef­ scliool lunch room under the super- lmr» ' witl' th« wild riders of the desAdelaide Higgins, to Lucius McLeod, fective altar was formed at the west­ vislon of .Miss Virginia Smith. ‘ rt; the stronghold in the sandy sea ‘ which took pulce last evening at tho ern end of a ribbon outlined aisle ex­ The Flag comtnitteo reported that Ihnair, a bandit of tho Karaha, and home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Higgins, on tending from tall nnd massive brass the High School Athletic Association 1,10 h o ik 's Oriental dwelling, Oak avenue. candlesticks back to fern crowned ------------------------j AGENT ; white pedestals near the door. The had realized $11.00 from tho sale of 5 a flags on Armistice Day. t Christmas Curds, Tags nnd Seals at BRIDGE LUNCHEON soft glow of a multitude of caudles * I1C ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■bBMIRRHIl It was announced that the depart­ Bower & Roumillnt’s. 231-ltc A lovely social event- of yesterday lighted the room. wns the Bridge luncheon given in thc Promptly at eight o’clock Clarence ment had arranged to have Air. Clark, morning by Mrs. Howard P. Smith, at Mahoney sung DeKorin’s “ Oh Prom­ a landscape gardener, give a free lec­ . Nice fnt hens at Mrs. G. C. Cates, her home on Sanford Heights. There ise Ale,” accompanied by Mrs. Fannie ture on landscape gardening in San­ 38c lb. 282-2tp being eight tallies of players. Munson, nnd Father Hennessey took ford on January (1th, This will menu The Christmas colors, red and his place at the altar. With the first much to the work of beautifying San­ green, were used in decorating the notes of the bridal march from Loh­ ford and it is hoped Hint all who can rooms where the card tables were engrin, tho groom with his best man, will avail themselves of this oppor­ placed. Poinsett ins, garlands of red William McLeod, entered from thc tunity so generously supplied by tho I f / 0" and green and a miniature Christmas ball nnd thc bridal party descended Welfare Department# L:' & The committee on a Parent and tree being used. On tho tables were the flower wreathed stairway. Clyde red baskets filled with reil and green Hurt, a cunning white satin clad page •Teachers* Association in Sanford re­ candies which were enjoyed during the led the procession beaming the wed­ ported that plans were now ruuudote game. ding ring on a" white cushion, und for Hie organization of this associa­ / Of exceptional interest was the was followed by two bewitching tion. The department at this meeting game of bridge played during thc (plaint little maidens Anne Dickson morning, the prize for high score, a nnd Adelaide Higgins II in frilly pink made a substantial silver offering to set of sandwich cutters, was won by taffeta frocks and picture lints of the Children’s Home Society of Jack­ Airs. R. C. Rower, the prize for low malinc and carrying old fashioned sonville, Another announcement which shows score, a Imndpniatcd bridge score pad nose gays of Dorothy Perkins roses the good work of this department was was wen by Miss Daphno Wimbish. and violets. Mrs. Roy Chittenden won the cut The maid nf honor, Miss Sarah War­ the report that two prizes for posteri prise, n dnint) stick candy dull. ren Easterby, dainty and sweet in for Rotter Speech Week laid been After the awarding of prizes, the her pink taffeta gown, with her awarded to High School pupils 1 and hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ben Caswell arms full of American Beauties, pre­ one to the grammar school. Also three and Miss Lottie Caldwell served a ceded tho bride who entered on the prizes for essays on the City Beau­ tiful had been awarded to pupils. The rhairimui, Mrs. Wight, etnnhnsized the wonderful work for the club done by the president, Mrs. John Leonnrdi, since her election to this of­ X a 's v - i fice, arid bespoke for her the recog­ ffl! € nition and co-operation due to her un­ i UMV ft tiring efforts for tho community. 3aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM{{ ' S 3 I 3. . ......... 3 .. , ■ • a s ■ i 6 W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS j j 3 t ; s M eisch I Realty C om pany! A. P. CONNELLY 1 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE H o f-M a c ffl ' B attery Co. M a k in g L o w e r R e p a ir C h a r g e s MANDAMUS FILED o n Co m p t r o l l e r ABOUT COX’ S SALARY B H B R R f l R I t f H U k liM r iM H R MM M H H R H R H B H H N R H IlH IIH H R H B U n R R H U M B RM H s 31 Kf: Turkey, Geese and Chickens Milk^ed Veal and Young Pork Pennsylvania Sausage, Saloftli add Liverwurst Choice Western’ Beef arid Pork GatdiibffT Caked BU Y A LOT IN R R R R R R ■ AUTO RUNS OFF BRIDGE TWO ARE KILLED W e can supply you with everything for your Christmas and New Y ear’s Dinners 3 1 ApatochiCdlri oysteftf 3 ATLANTA, Dec. j 20.— Man rthil woman killed todny when tholr nutomobile ran o ff bridge over Souther Railway tracks at Bolton, nnd struck by train. AND BUILD YOU A HOME \ 3 2 Buy now. Two lots sold yesterday and several more spoken for, so buy ! before it is too'late. « 1 PRICES $150.00 TO $750.00— Vodovil nhd1 Dunce, Valdez XVnita Eve. Jimmie Collin’s Jnzzlnmi Boy#. ■ 233-8U 1 Tabasco Sauce | Rogtilnr meeting of Semlnolo Fi'esh' Fruits arid Vegetables'at Mwedt ptJeeS » Rebcka I^idge, Fridny night at 7 9 ! o’clock In Mar.onic Iln'I. *Notfdo'th'o; chnnge of time. FJoctlori of offl^r#.^ Let’s hnvo n good attendnhea. i> i 232-2tp L* D, MARTIN, Proprietor PHONE 211 PARK FllOfttOX' ‘'• fc ffiii ^ i * Give Your Family A TALLAHASSEE, Flu., Dec. 22 — .Mandamus filed in circuit court here today nnd served on Comptroller Ainus culling on him to show why ho does not audit expense account Dr. W. II. Cox, former State Health Of­ ficer, nnd pay oxnense money as directed by act last legislature, Cox received wan ant for fo e eighty-four1 two dollars for services immediately after adjournment of legislature. J'* , W' l_j£ , \ Te r m s # m “THfe SECRETARY. The way to boost your community j a » a a a a B T # B « « B B « * > * « « "« “ “ " " " BB" " " B M B " ,ni" " - , l " " B M " BB" " " )’,fl ^ boast year HOME PAPER. « A easy R EA L ESTATE M AN” Sanford Floridjr ! it & m B B B M H IB B H B I i ■ * * ■ • » ■ * * ’• I �rT7 Tt;i yw s-m ^n, M $■ -T THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921 PAGE THREE leaping, wing talking, and .change displacement one hundred and eighty. technical committee. Drivers and from racing automobile to speeding three cubic inches or under, ten mile, mechanics shall sign up for the event WIFE MURDER CASE airplane will be offered as thrillers three mile lap circular course. First at least one hour prior to event for tho spectators and will start Prize $100.00 Second Prize $76.00, . AH cars are required to be in pits , quarters of several .vessels In tho Naval Petty Officer Will Return To about 2 p. m. ’ , harbor. They too, have given up Third Prize $60.00. Once over tho designate £eforo opening of racs At n meeting of tho Blind Commit­ His Post Of Duty Immediately hope of being admitted to the country meet nnd to remain in pits through course of ten miles. Racing programs will start about tee of th0 Orlando Chanmber o f Com­ and faco the prospect o f spending hours of meet Third Event: Stripped cars ono three In the afternoon. A charge of merce yesterday morning It was de­ MONTROSS, Va. Dec. 21.— Roger Fifty Cents admission will be mado hundred and eighty three inches dis­ Christmas on ships carrying them Cara and drivers not in readiness for cided to start a campaign on Tues­ D. Enstlnkc, navy potty officer, bnck to tho countries they hnd school­ placement or under. Twelve miio for each person nnd all enrs r.houU] event nt start will forfeit entrance day morlnlg following Christmas for charged with the murder of his wife, ed themselves to think o f no longer course over three mi!0 circle tract. he in position as quickly as possible fee and will b0 disqualified for that the raising of $10,000 for the sup­ Margaret nt their homo at Colonial after the tide gees out that wo shall Ono heat. FlrBt Prize $100.00, Sec­ as home. event. port of the new hom0 band organised Beach, Va., on September 30 last, was experience i.o delay In starting ond Prize $76.00 Third Prize $50.00. jure recently. Every one In Orlando All entrants In racing events shall this afternoon found not guilty by a promptly. will be asked to cotributo to tho fund Band Will Play Fourth Event: Fifty mile race cross tho finish line to qualify for jury In Westmoreland county circuit which will provldo tho city with a First Event: Ladles auto rnco, over circular course, three mile lap, prizes. courj here. The verdict wns return­ Thursday Night high class bnnd for the ontlro year stock car, straight awny, not restrict-; special type of racing cars only. December 20th the charter for the ed nt 6:00 p. m., 47 minutes jjfte r the of 1022. The manner In which tho Open to any displacement car for Florldn Automobile Association went In Fine Program jury ed to make or displacement, require­ was given the case. people of Orlando respond to this ments, enrs with tops securely fasten­ professional drivers with no restric­ lto effect and we will be operating When the words "not guilty” were fund will determine whether or not Sanford’s Celebrated Musical Organ­ ed down, windshield and head lights tions, free for all, continuous race. under the laws of Florida. All motor­ pronounced, Enstlnkc smiled. His this committee will continue to in­ ization Will Entertain the Peo­ removed. Lady driver with one ists are advised to keep behind rope Enterics must bo in handB of the mother Mra. S, M. Enstlnkc, and his terest themselves in providing Or­ ple This Week lady^ assistant, if (necessary. Unco chairman o f the event committee nnd enclosure during the races to pre­ sister, Mrs. ,Mnblc Chambers, who lando and Its winter visitors with had occupied R e n t s directly behind to he runover one mile straight away n ten dollar entrance fee nt earliest vent nn accident. This association good band music, which is undobtedly Tho famous Sanford hand, tho ono the defendant, rushed to his side and course, best two out of three hents. possible moment nnd not Inter thnn desires to bring to Florldn In the one of the best attractions which can that is occasioning more comment j showered him with kisses, W. W. First prize $100.00 Sen! Skin Stole one hour prior to opening of first future larger racing classics and our be secured by any city. than any musical organization In tho Butzncr, chief counsel for the de­ Scarf, Second prize $50.00 Loving event on dny of meet. H. E. Gard­ success largely depends upon the be­ The home talent bnnd was organiz­ j vi ner Chairman, Daytona, Florida. All havior o f the people. Safety First state Just now, will render their regu­ fense, thanked the court and Judge Cup. ed here early in tho fall under tho Second event: Stripped stock cars, cars to be inspected and approved by is our motto. lar weekly concert in Central Park Chinn discharged tho Jury. capable direction o f E. A. Ball, a Thursdny night. Cut out tho follow"I felt certain those twelve men band director of ability and wldo ex­ ing program and save It for tho con­ would not believe thnt I murdered my perience, hold its initial and only con­ cert: r wife,” said Enstlnkc. "I will ask to cert in Eola Park a short time ago. March—Sons of Australia............. transfered to another naval station Th0 concert was held for tho purpose .................................. Alox Llthgow nnd will start life anew.” of enabling tho' Orlando public to Overture— Poet and Peasant ..... determine whether or not they want­ .............................. Franz VnnSuppo JAX GIRL FREED ed such n band as a regular attrac­ Idyll—Sparklets...... Johann Lamernik IN MURDER CASE tion. Sinco tho holding of the con­ Popular Songs of ’21— cert tho members of tho band have a. Mon Homme.........Maurice Yraln JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21.— Mrs. ceased rchorsais, awaiting fo r evi­ b, Moonlight.......Constance Conrad Clara Cnil. lfl years old, held In con- 5 dence from tho people of Orlando Intermission nection with the killing December 11 thnt they will bo supported. A Chractcrlstlc March—Tho Whistling of R. L. Griffis at n hoarding house ready responso from thoso approached Coon .......................... A. F. Weldon operated by her mother, was Vcleasby the committee will mean that the Selection from II. M. S. Pinafore cd from custody today following n bond will Immediately renew their ............................... Arthur Sullivan coroner's Jury verdict thnt tho killing rehearsals and tho band concerts in Patrol—A meric us.......F. W. Mooch am wns justifiable homicide. Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921. Eola Park will bo added to the city’s Waltz— Tcsoro Mio.............. E. Bocuccl Witnesses testified nt the hearing attractions.—Orlando Sontlnal. March— Indiana Guards .W. II. Kiefer Tho Sanford Band will render two that Griffis wns intoxicated nnd Santa Claus, NAVAL MESSENGER HELD UP famous selections in this ovening’s slnppcd Mrs. Call's fnco. program, ono tho nlways beloved over­ Care Seminole County Bank, WATERBURY, Conn., Dec. 20.— ture Poet nnd Peasant nnd tho other PARKER ON TRIAL ■ Edward J. Bender, a naval messenger, tho fumous selection II. M. S. Pina­ FOR KILLING CUNNINGHAM Sanford, Fla. fore written by Sir Arthur Sullivan, on route from Now London, Conn., AT OCALA TO-DAY to Buffalo, N. Y., was held up last author of tho Mikado and dedicated to night by six armed men about eight her late Mnjesty, Queen Victorln, Eng­ OCALA, Dec. 20.— A. L. Parker, miles from here. They took from land’s beloved queen mother. Dear K ris: charged with killing of J. B. Cun­ him fl2 special discharges which he ningham near Orange Lake Inst Juno wns carrying to tho naval officer in TRY TO SHOW STATE went on trial in Circuit Court here Here I am again.. Been thinking that since I’m g iv ­ c’.nrge nt Buff !o. WITNESS VARIED IN todny. Trial got under way quickly, ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his m other fo r STORIES OF KILLING Jury being selected before noon CHARGES LIQUOR recess. Christmas, I m ight just as well give m yself a present, LAW VIOLATIONS LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.— Efforts too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow. to impeach the testimony of stnto PALM BEACH SEASON ON OMAHA, Dec. 20.—Jncob H. witnesses in the trial of Arthur C. Davis, president o f district council Burch for the alleged murder of J. Take the enclosed check and open a Savings A c­ WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 21.— No. f>, of tho Amignmatcd Meat Cut­ Belton Kennedy characterized the Tho Palm Bonch season will be for­ count fo r yours truly. lers and Butcher Workmen of North opening of Berch’s defense today. mally launched tomorrow with the America, declared in a speech before The attacks were directed at state­ opening of the Breakers hotel nnd the 1,600 striking packing house workers ments of Mrs. Elizabeth Besanty that now $76,000 ensino on the ocean By George, I'm goin g to get into the gam e m yself thnt tho packers aro violating the Bho snw Burch In Beverly Glen both front. Elaborate changes hnvo boon and make sure o f having a R E A L g ift this Christmas. liquor lnws by furnishing strike­ boforo nnd nfter Kennedy was shot to made in the casino, making it one . , • breakers with whiskey to keep them death there,' nnd of C. S. Summar o f the finest in the country. There Y ours truly, working. that he saw Burch nt n point eight nrc now 1,000 rooms nnd nnothcr miles from tho Glen, soon nfter the wing with n lnrge open pool hns been SMITH CHARGES CROP tragedy. Both persons, according to added. TH E OLD M AN. REPORTS MAKE FARMERS defense witnesses, made statements " GOAT” OF MISTAKES outside of court nt vnrinnee with PROGRAM OF AUTOMOBILE their testimony. RACES JANUARY SECOND No. 3 WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— The AT DAYTONA REACH charge that the crop reporting board LOOK LIKE CAMP of tho department of agriculture was JOHNSTON BECOME At the meeting of the Floridn Auto trying to "make the farmer the goat VACATION SCHOOL Racing Association, held nt the for some of hln mistakes,” mndc in Breakers hotel, Daytona Bench, the Enclosed please find check for $........................................................................with which to open n the Donato today by Senator Smith, WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— Direc­ by-laws presented to the organization, % Democrat, South Carolina. "The re­ tor Forbes of the vocational training by tho attorney R. L. Seldon, nfter j Savings Account for “ yours truly.” Kindly mail the pass book to me at.................................... sult is, the senator said, “ that tho bureau probably soon will ask Presi­ n lengthy nnd hot discussion w ere, market broke, men who grew cotton dent Harding to approve the site for adopted. The meeting wns one of lost money nnd disntisfnctlon was a vocational training university for the best attended nnd most enthusi­ ....................................................In time to hang It on our Xmas tree. mnde the worse. It will result in former service men in the South, it astic in tho history o f the racing Address farmers cutting their acreage next wns snid todny at the bureau. It was body. year fa.- below the average, believed, officials said Hint Colonel Tho Association by-laws cover the Mr. Smith comparing tho cotton Forbes would ask for ono of the nrmy promotion o f nuto races, carnivals ^ grown nnd reports o f tho department, cantonments in the south, such ns fnlrs nnd flying circus in order to j S Namo declared they showed a Continual re­ Cnmp Johnston nt Jacksonville, Fla., rnfse money for large prizes to ho x■ duction in tho ginning of tho article to be converted Into one of these used in classic racing meets. and ndaed that if tho ratio was main­ training institutions to he established It wns nlso decided thnt the nsso- = tained there wns less thnn 100,000 in sovernl sectionss of the country in elation secure Mnhnl Cody's flying tulles to be ginned betweon now and connection with tho bureau’s new ed­ Circus to stage spectacular norlnl ex- m March 1, next year. Ho cited numer­ ucational policy. hihitlon such stunts ns parachute ous tables of estimates to support his assertion thnt tho nmount of cotton ir.sinnsHHHBiM 5 available is fnr below what people hmi generally been led to believe. j Gov. Harding of tho federal reserve hoard was attneked during the dis­ cussion by Senntor Watson, Demo­ crat, of Goorgin for n speech the SEE McLAULIN’S EAST W INDOW FRIDAY FOR Georgia senntor said tho reserve o f­ ficial made in New Orlenns in which . t- s-ILL, he discussed the agricultural sltun}lon- Mr- Wntson declared tho Hard>ag speech hnd caused a drop in cotl"ii prices Immediately from 20 to 18 cents and lmd a disnstcrous effect generally to the farmer. Arid worse, If possible, than the lot EASTLAKE FREED IN CAMPAIGN FOR BAND of those held on the Island, la that o f WILL START DBC 27 * hundreds of others In the steerage FOR AN ORLANDO BAND Give a Real G ift This Christmas : Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida KI LLS ISLAND WILL EXPERIENCE SADDEST OF ALL CHRISTMASES NEW YORK, Dec 21.— In contrast t" the Joy with which nearly every><niy olao in the metropolis is looking "nverd to Christmns, more than l/ioo men, women nnd children here 1,1*-■ prtpnrlng for a dny made only more bitter by tho realization thnt , y Hrc unhappy In tho midst of re­ joicing. 1hcae are tho majority o f Uncle pirn's temporary guests at th0 ElHti s|,,n,l immigration station, who are '‘waiting deportation becnuiio quotas hermit ted Ihclr (Countries are ex­ hausted. It will be, immigration o f­ ficials say, the saddest /Christmns *he island hoB ever seen. 1 [ 1 1 [ CAILLE 5-SPEED OUT BOARD ROWBOAT MOTOR Only 5-speed m otor made. Price Sale! as ...BARGAINS... CLOSING OUT ODDS AND ENDS row -boat ■ A ll Articles in This Window W ill Be Sold Neutral, 2 at Half-Price Friday si forw ard and 2 reverse. On CONDITIONS OF SALE— CASH. display at Ball Hardware Co. ___ Demonstrations will be cheerfully given. Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. AGENTS IMcLaulin’s, the g S No Goods Returned or Exchanged v t - ■-■*•*■ * ■ * M fl « ’ Big « 212 East First Street- i :« / Ik -Sanford, Florida *' ' Mi :< �r - - '•DAILY HERALD CO. LILIi A l lO __. . . . R w r t U r r - T r r a t t r r r A . N B E L ........ ............. O t M n t M a u s e r Eh IIIW IW — — .C lr c u la lt o a . M a u s e r m Sw * i m ■ » « • P. M., * t,~3 U M itmu j ) Batva ri— Eja^MnoAraJi i. >■, i...)Aa»HsaUea. ■. . . r « a * , ^ * # * ? •*■ ov^ty, ChriatmV ,..tfew Y * # ! Day, and Thanksgiving. And to th« K. K, K. ytfi Wish to express opr thanks. wKoeygr thpy are, thpy know A hard working editor when they aeo one and they also know that wo need a turkey Just at this time worse than wo over needed one In our lives and there io no joke about it from our aide. Wo just naturally appreciate tho gift to tho fullest and hereby thank tho donors. *t R u b a trlp H o n P ric e la A d v a n c e O a a Y e a r ................... * - », m ill— * < * ** ■ i * "M ARSB" HENRY 18 DEAD _________________________________ smoke ,a cigarette. The foreman told them the company had no r6om, or. tim e,for loafers, that'th?' work was urgent, and* If they wanted’'t o ‘ work they must work- Three Immediately quit, and the fourth quit at dinner. ! It cannot bo possible that the pres­ ent generation of young men it all of that type! It is impossible that'.the young men of today should think they nro going to get through Ufa dallying about, going hero and there in search of, and until they find, a soft snap! It Is beyond thought that tha native sons of .this state .nro of. this mind! Therefore ono is led to the conclusion that most pf the travoling-about men seeking employment here, there,, and everywhere, and tejljng ip each, place they stop that.,tboy.."cun fitjd po, work," are of the class who would not, work at.homo, if it wua placed before them, and are merely idlers, striking about in the, expectation of finding, some foolishly soft heart and softer head to pander to them nnd make. It enBy for them to live. . ,_ This country will not got back to normalcy until the young men got down to .earth,, in. the. realisation-that even ns their fathers hnd to work, sa must they labor. The boy who.canqott pt eighteen tq itwenty,, qontept I t ­ self with an unskilled job at two dol­ lars a day, is soon going to wake with a great start to find that thcro are others who want that place nnd it will not .be held for pimj nnd that no skill­ ed place is going to-bc-trustcd to him. —Tampa Tribune. ------------ o-----------ASKING TOO MUCH OF PUPILS As every schoolcn|ld is different from every other schoof child, so It follows that tha lessons, a lig n e d may easy for lor one.and.difflcult ons.oou.uuiicuii iut be "easy" for anan sr., In tha higher, grades, and .to other, the high schools there, will probably ays be some work to be done at always home;.but teachers can easily, under­ stand, that Individually they must not plain to take up, all of the extra time with ono subject.—Times-Unlon. '* —:__ :___o-----------EXTREMES OF FBELING POTENTLY REALIZED IN “ THE GOLEM” AT THE STAR ristm as 9,'° - XI. O y a ai’l Y« -'fib *M ir> } , -) c :f‘ ch n-|~ I A- Art 1 Should be and will be the grea test season o f the year. A nd you can m ake i t such if you w ill bu t m akq.a resolution .that y p u w ill,s ta rt,a Chriatm as Savings A ccou n t j^ t h our Bank or >vitl\ an y Bank "Mnrse” -Henry . TWattcraon, tho greatest living journalist, editor of , u » B | Iltk « l a v e r j F r ld a r . A dv ev I V n t t r n i l l k n o w s o a » rotten- tho Louisville Courier Journal for al­ In "The Golem" there- la no attempt Ira. most half a century, dyed in the wool to prolong facial display of action, sqiiiaa with, the young^orSf,,.. m e mma n Y ii»- u H d o u m iD rn a a * Democrat and a real Kentucky gen­ nevertheless in theibrief facial Haahtleman, diod nt,. Jacksonville this vnV^aif / ■ ___ ^ l e t u s t e l l Y O U A B O U T 1T. oi, extremes of feeling are unerringly i n ji ?r'; JJll uJ ( ill r-j uft k-.u-i ’.>(i\ morning. Qol. Henry Wattcrson was realized. , This la especially true of one of the most prominent, figures in txcvfl ’ the sparsely used .close-ups of thq The Sanford'iHDr»ld<of Dec. 10 is a Journalism apd in tho political arona Rpbbl, played by Albert Steinrusidc, of good [exam ple-of special, effort and of this country., 'Whijc. never seeking Lyda Salinniiovn oa Mlpan nnd or autoJosi *in (getting., up a Christmas any political honors for himself he Ppiil ^Vegoner as "The Golem." ,Poqr number,, and 1b nlao clothod in holiday was the, creator and maker of many porous, awcsQiqo, terrifying M the men who becanio world-wide figures nttiro.—Tnmpa Tribune. i ,fT v . clay monster, is represented to bo, his and statesmen of America. Thu edi­ impersonqtpr coptrivep. ,tq suggest his S lit o il i tiO ..iiqlft *rtT 8 ^ e° ^Yhoso school children who "Btruck" tor o f tho Heroid considered it an hon­ wistful, desire be q hupipn. being or to have . known this. blulT, hearty, at Ocala ono day this wcok wore prob­ amoqg other humaqs, .to.tnfte of.lqyfl ably spanked and sent to bqd without aggressive, outstanding figure in the ^ ills 1 atoS i and cqmppnioship. This puzzled, semi; Mil.-. Ameriqan .newspaper. Hold q for t;so tjjfllt^iiP im r.jilw p. we. hayo tymrd ’®d srw inoa. human concept of tho monster js miplo tunny years. He ,wasr not .only the rwtldng, <r(wn ^fiero. «.* y apparent especially nt tho court whore greatest Kentuckian o f his age, tho one of tho cmporoi;1^ Jadios .presents greatest American of his Unto but ho the Golem with a flower and also nt ^Christmas Candles, , 'Whitman’s, ■ M M M M I M i a i W I R U H U i -I t is always darkest boforo dawn was well known nnd well beloved in the conclusion o f the film when tho Huylor’s, Wlioy’B and Log Cabin Pe­ and regardless of how dark It may many countries , of Europe. Plain, monster is vanquished by tho guilo- can nut roll.— Mobley’s Drug ^fore. aeem we can,takg,consolation In the outspoken, - unrelenting, in hisi Pleas, 237-tfc lessness of u child. "The Golem" will thought Hint the dawn always follows *ff* a real American to tho. core, n.renl be the feature attraction at tho Stnr ^ ni« ht and prosperity will come Kentuckian, a wonderful writer, n Theatre tonight. "I • nQme time. historian, and Inst but not, least a . !____________ ■ is M AKE IT A N il -------------o-----------grout, friend of Florida, the demise of Dancing Valdez—Snturdny night, i» Whenever things look blue is tho Col. Henry Wnttcrson tondy will enst time to look cheerful and whenever it a gloom over the civilised portions of The Miami Metropolis recently Xmns Eve. Jimmie Collins Jnz^lnnd. . , 233-3tfc acenis that times nro du|l is the ,very the world for ho was a world-wide spoke of the possibility of giving Boys. 11 \ - l i 9J»M '.7r / ( ____ L time to stimulate business and start figure. UP CURLING IRONS school children entirely too much work Plonty of fresh country eggs at 76c tHem coming, it in enny to smile when His ideas on mnny questions may only ......................... qyorything is chicken hut it tnkcH a not* hiivo* c o - hic I<1ed \v1th thcTvIews of ! to bo ‘lon,° nt ,,omo; “ ntl mentioned dozen, nt Mrs. G. C. Cates, 232-2tp 3-lb. IRONS with ipighty good man to keep up the gamo the majority but ho never pluyed to the fnct thnt a school girl of thnt city Curling Irons ........ All kinds of Imported perfumes,— when it seems that hard luck is camp­ the galleries. .Ljke all real newspa­ had lately been assigned work to bo 0-lb. IRONS, <226-tfc ing on your trail. per men Col. Henry had his own idens done, after school hours nnd boforo Bower & Roumillat. only . ^ the next morning, thnt would have of right nnd wrong and ha, naked GRILLS, ' 3 nnd 3Vk-lb frlere at 40c lb nt Mrs. I'W o are glnd'to note thnt nil tho dif­ nothing from the public nnd never consumed eight hours’ time. "Thcro ^ only G. C. Gates. 232-2tp were five subjects, two of which ferent organizations of Sanford are made his counting room the editorial TOASTERS, His pen was would hnve required nt least two going in for gifts to tho needy this head of the office. only ......................... Christmas Cards, Tags nnd Scnls nt wielded for the right ns he saw it and hours each of caroful work, nnd tho year nnd despite the stringency of tho PERCULATORS, 231-4tc ’ ( (Optoney market this Christmas will ho woe betide the man who crossed his other three could only have been Bower & Itoumillat’s. only ......................... . a-most joyful occasion for, all the boys path for the doughty Colonel was not done passingly well in four hours." Christmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to ami girls in this county, It Is-more only a soldier who fought for his This surely suggests u lack of system Vacuum Cledners $6.00.—Bower & Roumillat, 231-4tc blessed to give than to receive nnd country in tkc.lost cause but he fqught ami morq than carelessness on tho ------ and-----this rule is being applied in Sanford just as bravely after the war was part of the instructors. Tho Metrop­ Christmas Cards, Tags and Senls nt over nnd fought for those principles olis, remarking that the greatest Washing Machines to a remarkable degree, Bower & RoumHint’s, 231-4tc crowdng and invitation to overwork ------------ o----- ------that he hulicYcd were for the best. on EnBy Payments The Tampa lluilding Inspector snys His lave of humanity, his charitable is done in the higher grndas, says: The Indies of tho Hnptist Church Put Edison Lamps "Under the right sort of co-opera­ in a report in the Tampa Times that impulses, his wonderful political epics, one will hold their annual bazaar on Fri­ In every socket for better nnd brlghttion the teachers ami tho right kind his contributions to American his­ mnny deaths and much property dam­ *nO day nnd Saturday, December 10 and ’" * er lights 1 " '1 age is done by careless wiring of tory will keep his name alive in the of outlines for the handling of the 17. Placo will bo announced lator. Our usanl lino of good Homehouses. He is right. Too much care annals of America long after he has course o f study, no one teacher can : . t .. 210-tfc cannot he exercised ..in the wiring of been luic| to rest in his beloved Hlue assign n lesson for home preparation mado Cnndies, and for tho bene­ Henry that will require an unreasonable houses nnd the building inspector here Crass fields of Kentucky. are partial to nnd elsewhere should be on tho job Wattursop was an American always amount of time, But when each touch106 Palmfetto Ave. ‘Snhford, Fla. fit. t*o f» those ' ' that ' i every time a now home is built to hoc. ami ns nn American he penned his- er is madly rushing to "cover” tho Eyes Tested shipped goods we have them, Glasses Fitted that no defective wiring is installed. greatest articles on tho topics of the book she is teaching, and is taking no day. He made enemies by the score , thought of how much time her nssign,V ------------ o -----------Henry McLaulin, Jr. also good variety of mixed at TOM MOORE *. • , d41 The Herald takes pleasure in an­ as al] editors make them but now j moats will require— if a pupil gives it 26c per lb. . OPT. D. nouncing that Sanford'n friend, W. T. that ho Ims passed those same enemies honest attention—the earnest hoys O ptom etrist-O ptician Donnelly, is expected to arrive here will honor his memory and remember and girls are trying to do far more OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST thnt he always fought them in the school work than is good for their today for a few days visit. He is one Opp. Postoffice.. of tho best men thnt ever came to open and was fair and square in all health, and are doing enough worryI f you don't see your |ing to consume the energy that is Hunford und lie secs the wonderful his dealings with ids fellow man. W e A ppreciate Y our Business Pages could be written and will be needed for even a reasonable amount possibilities of Sanford as few men Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated have ever seen them. And heat of all written about Col. Henry Wuttcrson, of study.” The modern idea, wo believe, is to lie wants nothing in return for his And his dentil will be mourned by throughout have the children study and recite in friemhhip— only he wants to see this thousand*; of friends —' ""iFrames Repaired Lenses Duplicated America and hero in Florida we school. Tho plan of study and recita­ city take advantages of her superior mourn him as a friend and neighbor. tions, or lectures and written reports, position at the head of navigation and q 'rr; ’ EYES EXAMINED OUR REPAIRING IS nutke Sanford the port of Central (May he rest in peace after a long is the only proper way to carry on windows, life of usefulness in which there was thu work of educating children at the 1st St. Sanford, Fla. In our show Florida. UNEXCELLED FOR 212WEEnst. no gqile and no shams, public expense. The old plan of car­ GRIND OUR OWN LEN8B com e in and look around rying all the hooks home and forcing ------------ o-----------QUALITY 6 DURABILITY From all indications the Sanford the family to do everything except "TOO MUCH WORK’ celery crop will he n good one this1 — we have Something "hearing" the lessons, or making tho season and good prices will prevail. Our celery has gone to market in other1 A K00'1 l<K,king youth, in his early marks, is not regarded with great fa­ fo r all o f the fam ily. years when business was depressed i t'vc,,t,«». tailed on the head of one of vor at present. Ambitious instructors, no doubt, In the north and brought good prices |thu ‘ b'partments of The Tribune npcrowd pupils that they believe may nml there is no reason to believe that |,l>inK f,,r w" rk- Questioning brought "show o ff" to their advantage, and oil account of unemployment our c e l-1" " 1 lllL’ Information that he had been - t IK maybe in mnny counties of the stutc cry should find no market. Many poo- ht,ro thr‘JU wuukH» u,,d llmt for two pie never got a chance at celery nt wct-,k8 bad been employed in ono of there is considerable departure from any stage of the game and those who tkt’ tending shoe stores of the city, thu fixed "course of study" and scliedcat it can usually afford it and with kl! b,ld I’ ^'lR0 " ’ark beginning ule planned by the bends of the educaJanuary 1, as "city salesman" for one |tlonnl department. It is claimed that choaper Inhor* cheaper fertilizer and G E N E R A L R E P A IR IN G choupor freight rates we should lie of thu leading wholesale houses of some minor officials pooh-pooh tho di­ ructions nnd plniiH of school hoards, aide to murkut it at n'reasonable) fig ­ Tampa. West First St. Old Ford Gnragc Being told there was no immediate and presume to carry on in u way that ure nnd still got a good profit. opening on the Tribune, the remark suits them better. But these nro exPhono No. 417-W ------------ o-----------« /f. i *lti r*in was made: "hut you are well taken WE HAVE OUR TURKEY care of anyhow, as you are with one A big turkey was sent to the edi­ of thu best men iu town." His reply 7 t*>! tor of the Herald yesterday with a was, "No, I quit there Saturday night; they worked you too hard to Huit mo." nico note signed K. K. K. Some of our friends think it was a great joku "Hut," was suggested, "you will have hut nil we have to say is that it is thu to work as city salesman, when you |a v k y o u m o n e y finest joke that was ever perpotrutod tuke that other position on tho first of the : year," "That is tho reusou There ere raoro Wellington! !ohl' than any other pipe I why I'm hunting a Job with you," ho becauie you cannot buy a belter ^Ipe for the price., Ttt* ! The charm of Electrical Gifts Wellington imurea a cool, »weet smoke—not once fiut all Write oe said, "there's too mpeh work there,, lies in this fa ct:— they keep the time. Made aad guaranteed by the world'!'Urgeaf too." makcra of pipe*. right on serving nnd plensing Empire Hotel Block This Htory, a truo ono, happening year after year. Electrical Ap­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA Monday of this week, "points no m or-1 ai ,*iti*i. i -*.*• pliances nro tho “ little servants _ al nnd adorns nu tuiu," Bnve this only.' of tho Home” so much in demand Hera Is a young man "hunting vrork" To maketUhristmas^dajll all the in modern housekeeping, TO THE PUBLIC: In Tampa, nnd finding it—two good more enjoyable do not forget to Could any gift bo more appropriate n In all iu IHislUonu within ,two wqeka—and j We will be glad to ahow you thel order: to express a lasting regard? Wo won’t many ahapao—one o f which wilt ai throwing, both down because "they oak you to*buy, Juat come in oqd get nequolated. FRUIT CAKE work you too hard." There aro so many things to choose via Joe’s Smoke H<ftise. NUTS, RAISINS A local banker gnvo two whito men, from at this Electrical Shop— I'ercoCANDIED FRUITS strangers in Tampa, who applied for West First St,------Sanford, Fldrida * " latoTS, Wnsjiing Machines, Electric SAN B O R D and EUSTIS DAILY HLUA! of.FIG.PUDDING and work at his home, tho Job of •cleaning h Irons, Vacuum Swocpors. By nil on and After January let, 1922, bua CHRISTMAS CANDIES up U h big yard. After about half an . means gjvo Eloctriynl Gifts nnd ovwill run daily, hour pno went to tho bnnkur and snid, \1ory member of the household will "You know wo got.six dollars a dnyj bless you on Christmas and every day Leave Euatis .....------- ..... 9:00 a.m. for,.(.hi* kind ot vygilt.* "Yop yfifl nPt thereafter.'. .i • :: ’ . ' Leave Sanford .................... 3:30 p.m. getdt from m«; apd you nm.,putiofia Arrive Sanford ......... 10:30 a.m. job, now,'I was, hin.reply. jt | Arrlye Eustla ................... 5 :00pirn. Four whito ybung men applied for BtHByTHItlG ELECTRICAL work of tho streot railway company T l i l l g 13- (o lB -p a se W c r k lr Her— " jiM k ilr M ffM Haailaala Co» a t7 t The Peoples Bank * ‘1~ o f Sanford ELECTRIC GIFT 8.00 600 11.00 3.75 - W A T E R ’ S ANDY I T C H E N ’S RISMAS ANDIES F. P. RINES m CHRISTMAS PRESENTS r»|. WARD & RIVE W THE BALL HARD­ of U tility WARE CO. and E con om y T h e W o rld ’s M ost Popular Pipe f FOR XMAS GLOBE PIANO CO. [i BUS SERVICE S 3 Deane Turner s j f f i O X 'S GILLON & FRY t: Kfeipi X’ E- h o g an ^ nt in M-t t .J %".iS ■^ v rfti lit �Wi *5 •> V-''V? ' • 'km W ' .. . >*> 4*4* it* | **« 1,4 \if »■ 4 Cl*||4*I *t* I">.-*M •M j ~m ~-— aMHiiiHAiMUtMta. y *. . »#*, UA. E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D / T ftU B 8 P A Y , D E C E M B E R 2 2 ,1 9 2 1 in and About untie HaWdldW Mention of ifettera In Brief poreoflcUBMP* of Interest P« » " n i£ The C ity *sH n m m n • the w u t h e r TEMPERATURE ! ! For Florida: Fair Thursfa day; colder In extrortio ^ north; Friday increasing pte cloudiness. m j. a iJ.. i. ei b a “ w m w m Kicked tho old bulb in the face yesterday and hammered It down to 70. Tho weathor man yesterday said coldor weather. Mnybo so, but it will imvo to hurry some to get hero in time for Christmas. Anyhow 30 cars of lettuce will' go out toduy to hcljl the people of tho north forget their troubles with the snow and ice and wo should'worry nbout w'hrit' goes in the stockihg. HhVc yoii‘ n little linli* o f socks in your home? 5:40 A. M. DEC. 22, I!)2l Maximum ................... 7(1 Minimum ..................... GO Itange .......................... 57 Barometer -................... 30,12 Calm and clear. * Florid'- Weather. Only two more nn,l ^ on—we" w* should worry. Sanford is looking good. Sanford is looking elenn. Keep up the good work. ^ m o time tho voters will express their opinion for against nn addition­ al ono mill levy for publicity pur poses, , .In nn informal talk with Mayor Duckworth yesterday ho stated that the public utilities bond issut will nmounl to $G0?,514, the appraised, valu^ of the tiplant n'nd probably $300,dOO for the purpose of rehabili­ tation of tho present water and light plants, though this amount will not lie expended immediately. The sewer­ age bonds will he approximately $340,000. A new incinerator lsnecessnry nnd $25,000 is tho estimated cost of th0 new plant. The library bonds will be $50,000. This makes n total (if approximately $1,322,000.— Or­ lando Sentlnal. Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader! -- Tlilro will bo Hlg titties' hero dlitholidny gayetles and trips and vnen- tlons and visitors. Mrs. S. C. Burrler hriS returned After spending the week-end with her son, Frank in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trilbott uro receiving congrntulntiona over the ar­ rival of a fine boy at their home. Some Christmas present. The stores will be closed on MonJay, the day that is celebrated this year. The majority of the business houses will be closed all day. The yacht, Sanford. Is one of tho biggest assets of this city for tho wilder business. It mentis tapping another good territory for Snnford trade. *Bi IBs Ha Ha' Bb BB BB BB Ibi SR B& BB |4b >B| BB Ba Bb' fcl sa" Rx Bi Florence Reed In “ The Black Panth­ er’s Cub" nt the Star Friday l nnd Snturdny ... .. 425.00 o d e l ___ ...... GDO.OO BEAUTY NASH, lfllty M S IX OAKLAND SensibU.Sbc......___ _____ fijfoid First Peitebh Btfying (/he of these1fears' Given a New Tire and Tube FREE B * Sc Q , M o iP r C o < puM M ;.1 ,i Lexington and Hopmobile j l l » l ! B B ! B ! a i a > I> B , ^ | 1 W | M w , M i M , , , - , W W M %,1| ' Tin© M i■ r HoHndlgiys Just rcdoiVed, jil kn&bby patternn, all sizca, Shirta ■ he will be glad to receive ns n Christmas Gift. 1 -1 % A '■ Select Yours Now I■ F O R ! A . vm ■.w3L S A L E ! ■ P. C O N N E L L Y .4 C L A SSIF IE D A D S FUR SALE—Eight room house with buth. Innnedinte possession. Hmnil payment down, long time on balanco. W . B A W L IN G . P rop. See Lane or address Box 782, Day­ tona, Fla. lU0-Tu-Snt-4w Acteylene Welding FOR SALE—One Daisy chum. Cnll OF ALL KINDS 415-W. 204-tfc Sanford Welding Co. FOR SALE OR RENT— 8-roomod Located in Ragle Bldg., 705 Oak Ave. house, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc IN S U R A N C E FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range ami wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 218-tfc N. Y . LIFE INS. CO. 283-J. F o r ' s AI.E— Ford chain drive truck, W. T. ROBERTS, Agent First $150 takes H. See Clarence Sanford Florida 131-3 tp Cranston, First St, “ W E D E L IV E R T H E C O O D K MULES FOR SALE— Fivo teams Quick Service Transfer Storage Fuel Ml lea If we please you, tell others; it tie tell u». Phone 49K H. W . NICKERSON Hotel Montezuma S. O. Shinhotoet SANFOl IlYELTV Large manufacturing compnny, man­ ufacturing potnto hnrrcls, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Snnford and desire branch mnnnger who can invest $1,000,00, Address, P. O. Itox 2504, Jacksonville, Florida. ly ID h ..garagtf. Apply BOB West Thfod §li. Phope. .77t ,, .. u . . i i ui, frn H5 M Id In B TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1021 Southbound Arrivo No. No. 231-10tc Springs, Fin., ;No. No. LOST No. LOST— Uutwuyn Seventh and Ninth streets on Myrtle avenue, pair of glnssus. Finder return to Herald o f­ i fice and receive reward. 233-3tp No. 1No, FOR REN T , No. : No. No. • p. m. ____. .. 231-utc i FOR RENT— 12 room house in good i condition. C00 Lauroll Ave,, cor­ ner 0th St, pm! Laurel Avo,. 232-2tp xNo, FOR RENT—Two 'furnished Soil Public A«i;iiiir.fa:;t; Audits—Systems Income Yax Service ..r.d juy lo.V'. *■> Pr-or ""d ring, Room 10 McNolll-Davis Bldg. Lies a garden of light full of heaven's Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. ■ perfume. Where never a tear drop is shod : And the rose and the lily arc ever in Atfto Radiatof Ret>ah* f , bloom Shop ’Tin the land of our IxhtutHful dead." Located at 207 French Are., bqtwqen Courteously Submitted, 2nd and Third. E. R. HERGQUIST. Janies Moughton, Jno. D. Jlnklns, “Sanford's NiW Holer* Home) E, Tolar, Committee, $140' Up Ptr Day rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfc i FOR RENTP-FunilaWsd flat with gaChristmas Cigars, boxes $1.10 to rhgo, 914 Myitis Ave. 223-tfc $5.00.— Bower & Roumillnt. 231-4tc C ontractor fund Builder x f(5Pl'AfiKf-Bc'd'VooUi'.ai'l Patfk’ avo'SANFORD -> . FLORID« ■ oftL A N M ) nue. 17B-tife BOND FOR $1,322,000 FOR RENT—2 furnistied bed rooms. FOR ALL'PURPOSES Ph'dn'o 437-W, cortrfr Elm A Third >♦ v co ^ tr ac tg i ^ a # i/ im ftA a r* steef; *fa » »jt *«;t mt** y Tho city solicitor, L. C. Massey,; Is Plane* and SfliMITKhtiona Che*rfnit) ’ FdnDdBd) now putting into legal form tho call rest Thi: drd. Phono 77. ATT WoVk OdaAhtied' for the bond Issuta which will bo sub­ *t « ______________________________ «1 , ' _ ’ 1 _______ mitted to the tax payors o f flW efty . . . . . . . S»P*lr. autos at homo of- Orlandq within tho nVIkt noxt Jix six oot1 t * S WANTED FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J I)opnrtn 2:40 n.m. 8:40 a.m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p;ni. 7:10 p.m. 83... 27... 01... ....... 1:18 p.m. 80... ....... 2:55 p.m. 85... ....... 0:50 p.m. Northbound Arrivo 82... ........ 1:48 a.m. 84... .......11:45n.m. 80... ....... 2:35 p.m. 92... ....... 4:00 p.m. 28... Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4.-0B p.m. Trilby Bramfh Arrivo inn ........ 7 :06 o.m. Ip.m. 7:60] xNo. 16$......... No. 22........ •. Departs 7:00 a.m. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs xNo. 1B7.......... 3:56 p.m, Np. xNo. xNo. No. ^1........... 10L..... 2 4 - ......... 22......... .. 2:50 p.m, 6;GQ p,m. 1:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Ovledp Branch xNo. 128...;....... 7:46 p.rti. xN6. 127...J.:.... 8:40 p.m. x—Daily, except Sunday.- v v O R K S iy • FOR RENT—Two unfttrnUheU- roomb ■r f ahd pHVate bath. 411 PArk Av*. Drily four more days to Inftp th« /* 281-Otp icliitdfvn frAtn IbokhiH In' thd dreskar .fdbliA, dhtf bnttdl.' AY t FOR RENT—Half of store, with finb drawers. WA’Nren-Tiw wmr mvn ttutk Worfr ' dtspldy vdndttvif, No; 221 East Firs1 body. Must be cheap. Box 291, City |C O N T R A C T O R and B U ILD E P street, opposite postofflce. 230-tf< Make the editor happy by iMnding 111 i* »* . j warn '«■' •23 M tp. i f i t C*«merelat St reel 9 aaf *rd, Fb» FOlf. REN1 Io ffic e . Shirley Apt, opp, P. O. 220-26tp V. C. COhtrER, Prop. '1 id ;v , F@r HARTFORD BATTERY £ NEVV TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN- il 1 ISHED. EASY TERMS “Battery Insurant^” Sold and Serviced by Other Bargains in Real Estate Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland__ n m n lt. iV ln m iV tliit issues, nnamely, tho public utillt # ■ qutstlon, sewerage bonds, !neli\eralj ,r D istribu tors for y ,., 3 Sanford GonstrucFn Co. 15% Discount Will Be Allotted foY fcash --------------------------------- , 3 READING COURSES covering every phase of agriculture will be found of great va!uc. to the busy young people Smith Bros. Garage nnd men and women on the farm Expert Repairing everywhere.. Tell your friends that OIL, GAS and A C C E S S O R Y Seminole county is entitled to fifty Oak nnd Flrdt scholarships in review courses, hjgh school subjects, agricultural rending courses, and civil service courses be­ Geo. W. Knight fore February first. The Herald will Real Estate and Insurance be glad to have its renders take ad­ vantage of this splendid opportunity SANFORD Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for lesa than FLORIDA which the state offers Us citlzuiiH 25 cents, and positively no classified fids charged to anyone. Cask everywhere through the General Ex­ .. Employment Bureau.. must accompany all orders. Count five words to a linn and remit ac­ tension Division. cordingly. Tho vocational commute* of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’fi Club The cost of keeping up an empire requests nil young women desiring FUR itENT— One furnished bod FOR SALE is becoming almost as prohlbitnvo ns employment to register at the First room, also gara'go. lid Laurel Avo. Natlonni Bank. keeping up. a vampire. nto-tfc FOR SALE— Paper shell pecans, SOL AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Mognolln. W ANTED The world is now safe for democ­ FOR HALE— Large corrugated iron Sanford Machine # racy, but ti’s still a good idea to hire warehouse, located in farming sec­ flfANT&B— CiistomeS fob fresh milk, the best lawyer you can got. morning nnd evening doliverion.— R. Foundry Co. tion, on side track.—A. I*. Connelly. General Machine ami Boiler Works 232-4tc L. Garrison. Phone 3711. Ifl9-St-Tu 204-tfc MEMOKIAI Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr FOR SALE—Dodgu Touring Car, bands in stock used only few months in first class WANTED—Salesladies at Surpriso Shoe Store. 232-2tc Crank Shafts Re-turned condition §500. cash. Can bo seen To tho Officers nnd Members of a» an ah a-t h k i n n n at Millers warehouse, address Dr. C. Taylor Coiumandcry K. 'J': Sanford Steam Laundry V. Jessup, Kjtommlng, Pu. 230-Gtc Across the bright sunshine o f our W h a t K in d d o Y o u W a n t ? AUBURN m , , You Can Find the Name of Every Live Professional itnd Business Man in Hanford In Tills Column Each Day Over Seminole County Rank HANFORD . FLORIDA Great Captain’s loving providence has fallen the darkness of the valley of the Shadows, and one of our be­ loved fraters has been bowed in sor­ row, while wo Ilia fellow pilgrims mourn with him. In acknowledging to our Captain, General Ralph C. Chapman our pro­ found and sincere sympathy for the loss of his companion and helpmeet, wo well know Hint words are never adequate to give t,hesu emotions ex­ pression. Wo can only say to him that our hearts are with him, nnd that our prayer is that Hie Blessed Emmanuel, bright Morning Star, will strengthen and sustain him. iiaaaHMBHai|BnHBBHaBaaaHHI, >ls||HaHlHai, RDaaMnnBr,BH|,a iIHHnat Wo, wno, too, are now linked to the fir on t Beyond have found a bright vision in these words. “ By tho hut of the peasant, where poverty weeps, and night to tho tower of the King. If i t is a slightly used or new automobile you want, we have Close, close to the cradle, where in­ it, and at a price that will suit you. fancy sleeps, .. 825.00 iu A ttorncy-at-R aw (Jet your bcnutlful engraved Christ­ mas cards at the Herald office. Send these beautiful tokens of tho Christ­ mas spirit to your triends. A Inrgo stock from which to choose. A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR EVERY FLORIDIAN That box of fine stationery and correspondence curds nil for one dol­ When times are hard a person’s lar at the Ucrnhl office is tho biggest opportunity to find a position that bargain in the world. Get one. pays depends largely upon school The Daily Ilerald wll be put into training and previous experience. Enterprise every night at five o'clock At present hundreds of citizens, rang­ when the new liont, .Sanford, stars her ing, In age from thirteen to sixtyregular schedule after tho first of tho five, are fitting themselves for bet­ year. This means something to tho tor positions by getting more educa­ tion at homo through tho General daily advertisers. Extension Division of the University of Florida. \V. T. Donnelly is expected to ar­ Until tho first of February the rive in the city today for a few dny's visit. His boats will be left at Jack­ General Extension Division offers sonville for the time beirig but ho will scholarships to nil citizens, regard­ bring them here later in the season less of* age or previous school advant­ for a month’s stay, ages who feel the need of more education. These scholarships cover .Miss Alpha Crnhshnw, a former stu- the COMMON SCHOOL BRANCHES <1*nt of Kent State Normal Collage not only for boys and girls who can of Ohio,, lias come to spend the win-1 n,,t K° to school, but men and women t< r here and will make her homo with who want more education. All pa Me. and Mrs.-S. C. Burritr, BIB Myr- pers nre handled confidentially and *’ Avo,, of this city. The Former's citizens who feel the need of more education can get it in this way with­ homo was Dover, Ohio. out embnrrnsment or loss of time. In the same way HIGH SCHOOL iii'mciiiher that the Herald office bis ono of tin finest stocks of sta- COURSES am given to those who 1!"nary in the city nt very reasonable desire them. Review courses are o f­ ftrlruti. Get a lln0 on that fine box fered to ten'll cs in preparation for nt correspondence ,..irdo and station­ state or special teachers’ certificates, ery combined for one dollar. You mid CIVIL SERVICE courses arc will pay $2.50 for the same box in given which will assist the student other cities. seeking a government position. The C H A L M E R S , 1D2Q M o d e l...... m George A. DeCottes Kiwanis . Club held their regular Luncheon nt the Valdez Hotel today. A Christmas tree featured the pro­ gram with short talks by Klwaninns DeCottes and Dr Hyman. Forty, members had luncheon and Chairman Miller of the Christmas Basket Com­ mittee mndo favorable report on this committees activities. Chnirmnn Smith of the Athletic Committee will have a Basket Ball and Howling team ready for the City League which is now being formed in Snnford. Many other important matters were dis­ cussed ami a general good time en­ joyed. $(>75.00 Ibi Ba Bn B l im *JJ 7#f s r v p f r/ w r / $ o / rrep i Bb BB 6 a fifo M , F la. W »« '>>» ISM -MM W ||| Vfc. I . I Ba Ba W" - ■ ■ B B B B B B flB fln B ItB B B n C M B M B B B B B flB B flflB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B M B B B Bn B n B a B n B a R a B a B a R a B u Ba H* Bl Bi I3U1CK S IX , 7 p a sse n g e r IBI BB l* « fn N <ik,VA* #,f»KAI*AA1*lu141414UlA Q U m m V * i « —I - • it s | PROFESSIONAL £ 5 AND BUSINESS S Sn* DIRECTORY £ -----*» bb Itl IB IB B* v *•• ^#* . ..Ills' ‘ Mj tr'i il] 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/. 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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>, December 22, 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/e53766cb1d4ba67e3e1f4838a674338b.pdf 0f9502b0e69eecb45a116c3825ab7c5a PDF Text Text «. • Sanford THE • |W “ fitv S u b sta n tia l T he S anford D aily H erald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921 VOLUME II Sanford THB “City Substantial” NUMBER 232 BILL LAID BRITISH DELEGATION CANCEL PROHIBITION OFFICERS RAID ANTI-LYNCHING OVER UNTIL AFTER XMAS, HOUSE LEADERS AGREE RESERVATIONS ON STEAMER ROOM JUST ABOVE SUPERIORS -CANNOT LEAVE FOR HOME IN ESTHETIC BOSTON TOWN Democrats Hid Out And Congress Was Quoromless for Two Hours TRAMMELL WANTS MORE FARMERS’ AID ARMED BANDS OPERATING IN Londonderry WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—An present, Mr. Garrett made n point of Members Think But Lit­ agreement to postpone consideration order thnt a quorum woh not present of tho Dyer anti-lynching bill until nnd Speaker Glllctt instructed the tle Chance Being Able after the Christmas recess was reach­ sergcnnt-nt-nrms to round up absent to Leave Now ed Into yesterday by house leaders af­ mmebers. Declaring that less than half a doz­ ter several hours of ineffectual efforts en Democrats wero on the floor tho to maintain a quorum. , WOULD PROVIDE $50,000,01)0 AD­ TAKE FIFTEEN MEN OUT OF Opponents of the measure blocked speaker charged they woro attempt­ DITIONAL THROUGH HOMES AND I)ISefforts to begin debato by an effec­ ing to obstruct tho bill. Ten deputies attempted to loente APPEAR FEDERAL BANKS . tive filibuster. For soveral hours absentees, 30 of whom wero needed REGARDING ABOLITION OF SUB­ business was suspended through lack WEHE IN ROOM WHERE LIQUOR ( n r T h e A ssociated P r c n ) on the floor before the House could WASHINGTON! Doc. 21 —(Spoof a quorum. MARINES AND THE I)EWAS SEIZED AND TABLES BELFAST, Dec. 21.—Armed gangs trnnsnet business. After a two hour Under n resolution adopted Monday cinl)—Senator Trammell today in­ MANDS OF FRANCE FILLED WITH BOOZE oporating in Londonderry took fifteen night nfter n spirited fight tho bill tie up with little prospects thnt ab­ troduced two bills of great import­ " ^ men from tholr homes yesterday, re­ had right of way with tho understand­ sent Democrats would uppoar to pro­ ance. One of his measures provided (H y Thi> A u o d iK fd T ress) (II? The A ssociate* P r e ss) moving them to unknown destination. ing it wns not to be pressed to a final vide a quorum, Representative Mon­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.— for nn additional fund of $50 000,000 BOSTON, Dec. 21*—ProhlTho raiders who wore not disguised, vote before congress suspended activ­ dell, Republican lender, agreed in con­ The British* delegation to the a year for lonns to farmers through • bltion officers raided a room in woro strangers in tho neighborhood. arms conference today cancelled ference with Mr. Garrett to delay be­ ities for tho holidays. the fedcrnl fnrni land bnnks. Sena­ the Quincy House laat night di­ their reservations they hnd made When Chnirmnn Volstead of tho ju- ginning of debnto of tho Dyer propos­ tor Trammell snys thousands of far­ DELAND LADY SERIOUSLY on n steamer sailing from New rectly above the room where dicinry committee, which • favorably al until after tho recess. mers nt present arc denied long-time INJURED BY BOY’S RIFLE reported tho bill, attempted yesterday Governor Co*, of Massachusetts, York December 31. It wns stntWith n compromise ngreed to lonns from the fedcrnl land banks was being entertained .at dinner cd thnt members of the delega­ to call It up, Rcprosoiitutivo Garrett, cnougli Democrats trailed back into because th 0 funds nro not available. (Itr T he A eaoclaled P ress) of Republican leader* and aelied tion think there Is little chnnco DELAND, Dec. 21.—Mrs. Robert G. Tennessee, Democratic leader, forced the House chamber to furnish a quor­ His other bill provides for the War twenty bottle* of cocktail*, and Bishop, of this city, wns soriously in­ one rol call after another, each tak­ um when the anti-lynching bill w a s| of their being able to lenve be­ Finance Corporation to hnve authori­ four bottles of whiskey. State fore the middle of Jnnunry. jured this morning when n bullet from ing up nearly half an hour’s time. rend by a clerk nnd tho House ad­ ty to make advances nnd lonns to Prohibition Director Potter was The British delegation Is said journed to take up n variety of other n small riflo being used by two boys When a roll cnll finally showed less farmers nnd cattlemen through banks present nt dinner. According to to feel the action of the Jnpnnese entered the window, struck tho bnd than hnlf of the house membership legislation until the recess begins. until July 1, 1923, instead of lmvintc officers, several of the dinner delegates in calling upon Tokio and glancing off penotrntod her this relief to th 0 agricultural inter­ guests were in tho room where for further instructions in regnrd forehead. Although suffering intense ests terminated in 1922, ns provided to Shantung would involve con­ the liquor was found. Officers pain she entered her automobile and by the present law. siderable delay In settlement of said when they entered the room drove down town to her husbnml. She Under the law which Senator they found in addition to liquor that question. will he taken to Jacksonville this af­ Trammell seeks to hnvo extended for two long tnbles on which were ternoon for immediate operation. ono yenr longer the citrus fruit nnd two hundred whiskey glnsse*,' WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Tho ac­ cattle industry hnve had advances twelve empty whiskey bottle* and ceptance by France with reservations, of large sums made to them through CUT FEDERAL DISCOUNT sixteen empty water bottle*. jof the American proposal of 175,000 Florida hanks by thc War Finnnce ATLANTA, Dec. 21.—A reduction With thc law extend­ TEMPERATURE TO FALL conference Corporation. In the interest rnte on all classes of Six Former Soldiers Tell of Allegel Executions,*"™ ed for ono yenr beyond tho present COLD WAVE COMING 'forward last night to its next major paper from 5 1-2 per cent to 5 per But No Evidence life of Floridn will no doubt receive STOM WARNINGS UP ___________ i*m>blom—tho submarine issue. Italy, cet, was announced today by M. B. further substantial aid. Wellborn, governor of the Sixth WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Nono of rnnnder of the Third Battalion .J? ^ ^ '1 ^ ,0 0 0 lL nlf^ K u tl^ T d ^ WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—'Temp­ Federal Rcservo Bank. Infantry, brought a quick nnd "harp, • . nn HEN. FLEtYHEU SAYS erature will fnll almost generally the six witnesses appearing yesterday ■ i t / ! IT I Hnin denial from Major Heiromo L. Opio,ii tionnl ^only* on its nccoptnnco by TREASURY DEPARTMENT East of Mississippi rivor tonight and before n senntc committee was able nt his homo nt Staunton, Vn., who r”nco* ........... . „ . HAMPERS AGRICULTURE in Atlantic State Tnursdny. Cold GOVERNMENT IS LOSING Hrmn nnnou ,c‘- ’ c * BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR to give first hand evidence to support wns In charge of thnt organization wave wnrningns issued for East and who announced ho would ho Blad « » •* "“ “ml l rim h charges by Senator Watson, Domocrnt, WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Control storm warnings on NortA Atlantic to SO before tho committee. Scott, *•*»"■ "W "™ 11*' WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 .—Modifi­ Georgia, thnt American soldiers hnd of the treasury department over tha Coast. * • « cation of tho national prohibition been hanged without trinl in FrnRee. wnB positive la tho naeortion that ho *■» ■uh eomn.lt o. of fifteen f a r t h . nffnirs of the farm lonn board hns different nnvn* committee of the naval comamendment to permit t h . Hale of George II. Taylor, of Philadelphia, mw both men killed, «ifforent ■ of* th(J “ conferonco. * . The sub- resulted in defeating the aim of legis­ FEDERAL CQURT beer and win,? would mean nn ad­ thin nnd frail nnd under treatment, times, thnt tho first shboting of n committee did break its nililonco suffi- lation enacted for the purpose of aid­ TAKES A HAND epilepsy,:| courier was witnessed as he himself Himself explained, for epilepsy, witncasaa by oy several severe, bun- .... however, to publish the mes- ing the farmers of thc country, Son- ^ IN CHICAGO RAIDS dition to the povcrnmert*’a revenue of ns hnlf n billion dollars a year, high doclnred he had seen twelve soldiers , dred men and that he alone saw tho cxchanf,t>(, ,iy Secretary Hughes ntor Fletcher, Democrat, Florida, p , Brinncl whlch led up to charged todny. While tho farmers CHICAGO, Dee. 21.—While police treasury officials said today. Esti­ hanged, or one more than the number second. officially listed by tho war department | Having Major pie in mind ns com- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (|olog|Uion wore in "distressing condition,” ho mates made in connection with the continued milling in effort to enforce a* executed in accordance with court inandor of the battalion, Colonel Jicth^ wero read and dlscuss- asserted, tho ngency created by con­ proposed legislation to legalize tho prohibition law in Chicago, Federal martinl verdicts, approved by Gcnor- el pressed the witness closely a s-to ^ aubcomni|ttt.^ but tho 0fflc- gress to aid them was being restrict­ sale of beer and win 0 hnvo revealed, Courts tiok hand in mntter when no more than ed by*thc treasury department to an­ that $500,090,000 «l Pershing. Taylor, confused an to ' he spelling of the name i n d h tor ■ c' mmuMi Q^ Judge Landis issued writs of injunc­ officials 'said, the number of victims, tostified nt informed Chairman Hrnndego private-i 1 nual bond issues of between $150,000­ tion ngninst twelve \snloons and yearly would be collected in taxes first ho hnd seen three, and then u n-[ly thnt Scott evidently was referring j 1 ‘ _______________ ^ from this sourco. 000 nnd 5200,000,000 whereas, the Cnbnrets restraining them from vio­ der direct questioning, increased his (to tho Virginian. But Scott stuck to ( rv p n p n p nfount of issue he snid, should ho lation of volstend net. figures to four, Jumping finally to Oploy. iIIA IIj IIK rK K N several times greater.’’ He esti­ twelve. All of these, he declared,] In making sweeping denial of th o ,1711* ^ msmjm. o h u mated Hint bond issue «f $1,000,000 LARGEST AMERICAN AIR were put to denth in nnd around Is- Vhnrge, Major Opic, at Staunton, don dny is neccssnry to meet present CRAFT ARRIVED OVER Sur-Tillo in the period from April to glared in a statement thnt Scott conditions. WASHINGTON TODAY June, 1019. j "writes himself down as a skulker by “But the treasury department i« In no instance could the witness Huy his own testimony, thnt he belonged Mir The Aaanrlnf rd I'rraa) not interested In agriculture,” Sen­ he know whether liny or all of them to another outfit and never could have WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Semiator Fletcher asserted, nnd does not hnd boon tried by a military court. been in the fighting line with the FINAL ACTION IS NOT EXPECT­ rigid dirigihlo Romn, tho largest want the bonds for the fnrm to como American airernft, nrrivod over Wash­ SEMINOLE COUNTY WOMEN T(h Because of the evident physical third battalion, ED REFORE CHRIST­ into competition with other bonds weakness of the witness, Senator Although ho did not know of IiIh ington today on its first long dis­ MAS to aid commercial, Industrial busi­ MEET HERE DECEMBER Watson suggested thnt nrmy officers, own knowledge of nny executions tance flight nfter hnving been brought ness and trndij enterprises. without trinls, Robert A. Harrison, including Colonel Walter Ilothol, as­ 2HTII to the United Stntes from Italy nnd DUBLIN, Dec. 21.—Thc Dai! Eire________________ V sistant judge ndvoente general, retire of Wilmington, North Carolina, told reassembled at Lngloy field, Virginia. nnn todny entered tho third day of it’s the committee he “had witnessed two TO PROHIBIT BLOCKS At the urgent request of tho state from tho room, explaining thnt Tay­ lynchings," ono conducted by "Hard- public discussion of tho Irish pence IN CONGRESS IN FUTURE, lor wns subject to epileptic attacks EXIIUME BODY TO FIND BUL­ officers of tho Lenguo of Women Vo­ nnd thnt tho presence of officers boiled” Smith. The soldier, ho said, treaty with tho outeomo of a vote on HILL TO BE FRAMED LET IN DURUANCE CASE ters, a cnll has gono forth to tho wom­ might disturb him. Hut tho former wus put to death for refusing to the question of ratification still in (H r T hr A aaoclaled I’rraa) en of Seminolo County to attend a soldier announced ho wanted the of­ sweep a stockade with a toothbrush, doubt. Claims of opposing factions WASHINGTON, Dee. 21.—A bill CLEARWATER, Deo, 21.—Authori­ meeting on Friday, December 30th at ficers to remain. thnt the killing, as he remembered it, ties today planned to oxhumo tho body 2:30 p. m. nt the Court House in San­ Testimony by Henry L. Scott, 22 took place on December 21, 1910, at rang from majority or two against prohibiting thc formation in congress of blocs based upon particular pursuits "f Eston Durrnnco killed Snturdny ford, to consider tho feasibility nnd years old, of Konmoro, Ohio, that ho 7:30 o’clock in the evening, and that treaty to ten in it’s favor. Opposition to referring Anglo-Irish or geographical locations for tho pur­ night at a dance near Snfety Harbor wisdom of forming a lenguo In this hnd soon two soldier* shot down- in he saw the lynching from a distance treaty to Irish electorate was voiced pose of in nnywny affecting legisla­ in an effort to prove tho size of bul­ county. cold blood by a "Mnjor Oploy," coin- of 300 ynrds. by Georgu Duffy, ono of its negotia­ tion was Introduced todny by Repre­ lets the sumo ns thoso contained In n This is nn orgnnizntion absolutely tors, in Ids argument for ratification sentative Ansorge, Republican, Now pistol said to Imvc belonged to Carter non-partisan, which has becomo nat­ of the pact delivered in this morning’s York. Sonntors and representatives I’ierson. An examination of the body ional in scope, and which iH now being session of tho Dail Efreann. Ho op­ would ho subject to a fine of five <»f Mrs. Robert I’icrHon, sister-in-law formed in tho various counties of posed tliis course heenuso plebiscite thousand dollars in enso it proved they °[ Pierson, 'also killed, showed sho Florida. Its slogan Ih “Butter Schools, enmpnign, he asserted, would rend tho belonged to a "bloc.’’ died from a wound from tho bullot Bettor Children, Bettor Citizens.’’ country from ono end to tho other. the sumo enlibro ns tho wenpon said Tho object of a county organization FIVE BANDITS to have been used by Pierson. • would bo to study tho conditions nnd * DUBLIN, Dec. 21.—At tho close of HELD UP HANK needs of oUr public schools especially, yesterday’s session of tho Dail EireNEAR COLUMBUS BRUM LEYS WILL OPEN and tho moral nnd physical environ­ ann it was clear thnt a decision on ACT PROVIDES THAT TWENTY CHULUOTA INN JAN. 1 ment of our children, and youth, and tho treaty would not lie taken before COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 21.—Flvo FO THE SEASON to take such action as might scorn WOMAN MADE RETURN TRIP, MILLIONS SHALL HE Thursday afternoon at the enrlicst. bandits held up Steel-Ton branch BOSTON TO J AX, HAD TY­ wise to correct any Inck of proper con­ SPENT Some of tho members wero even of Citizens Trust nnd Snvlngss Bank PHUS ON ARRIVAL •Mr. and Mrss. C. D Brumloy hnvo ditions thnt might appear. It is a thc opinion thnt adjournment ovor todny nnd escaped with ten thousand ngnin assumed the management of program which must make its appeal ( l l r T he Aaaoetatrd P rraa> (Ilr T he Aaaoetatrd Prcaa) the Chuluotn Inn at Chuluotn nnd will to every woman, and which cannot ho WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Tho Scn- tho Christnins holidays mny ho neccs- dollars. BOSTON, Doc. 21.—*A woman fifty open for business January first with answorod save by concerted action. nte yesterday passed tho Houbo hill Hary, among them Michael Collins. The trend of sentiment in tho par­ yenrs old, who just mndo n trip by KIWANIS ENTERTAINMENT appropriating $20,000,000 for tho rcn New Year’s dinnor. All thoso Tho annual meeting of tho Stnto liament is eagerly watched, nnd ob­ •ocnl people nnd tho many winter Lenguo, of which Mrs, J. B. O’Hara, water nnd-roil to. Jacksonville, Fla., ||ef 0f the starving nnd distressed In visitors who hnvo boon to Chuluotn of Lnko Worth, is chnirmnn, occurs In and return, wns found to ho suffer­ Russia, with two amendments, ono servers present throughout tho duy’s Will'Have a Christmas Tree at Lunch Thursday at Valdes luiow t,tnt tho Chuluotn Inn Is one Jacksonville bn January 5th nnd tho ing from typhus, Health Commission­ appropriating $500,000 to bo used for proceedings were of tho opinion last night thnt the prospects of ratification er Woodward announced todny. Tho tho hospitulizntlon of former sorvice of t:,u beat hotels In tho Btnte. It is call is made now for Somlnolo county Tho Kiwnnis Club of Sanford will n<»t n lnrg0 hotel but tho homo like to decide her position before thnt woman wns taken ill nt Wilmington, men in Arizona, nnd tho other set­ have improved. Ono Bpenker shurply criticised the attitude of some of tho hold tholr rogulnr luncheon tomorrow Delaware, on her return trip nnd ting nnido $ 100,000 for tho uso of tho n' r. the beautiful surroundings, tho avont. monibors suggesting that though they nt 12:15 nt tho ,Vnlde*. The enter­ On behalf of a group of Interested enmo Immediately to Boston hospital government In rolloving unemploy­ ren! Florida ntniosphoro that pro would vote ugainst the treaty they tainment committee Is arranging a ment. , . vails and Inst but not least tho ox local womon and ut their request, rep­ he said. Christmas treo with presents for each "And I regnrd Lenino," ho continued really hoped it would be approved. ‘■client faro end accomodations muko resentative women throughout tho BALTIMORE, D k. 21.—New Kiwnninn. In order that it be tho "ns ono of tho two or throo groat in­ county hnvo been invited to take tho t"u Chuluotn Inn ono of th 0 popular Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E, King leave to­ York St. Loois train number three, usual success cnch Kiwnninn should tellects uncovered by tho war. I may load In their communities by Mrs. W. places of Floridn. All tho'Sanford day nnd will drive to Miami und other bo present for Santa Claus will bo Baltimore & Ohio Railroad derailed say, too, thnt the government there is F. Blackman, of Lnko Monroo, nnd to friends of tho Inn nnd of Mr. nnd Mrs. Drum ley nro exported to eat bring tho womon togethor for this ut Independence, West Vn., today. bettor than tho Czar’s government. It I Knst Const points to spend Christ- there and have a present for each and hns potentialities and possibilities.” I mas. overy one. No one injured. Broken rail. Turkey with them New Years Day. conference. and State Pro­ hibition Head Were at Banquet G o v e rn o r SERIOUS PROBLEMS DINNER _G U E ST S WATSON’S PROOF DIFFICULT TO MAKE ANY SHOWING -N O EYE WITNESSES ZlL WOMEN VOTERS WILL FORM COUNTY LEAGUE RATIFICATION AGREEMENT SENATE PUTS HAD TYPHUS, APPROVAL ON MADE TRIP RELIEF BILL TO FLORIDA �T H E SA N FO R D DA1L' FOR RENT—Two furnished roofBBj ■A useful Christinas gift, bay a ko­ dak.—Bower A Roamlllat. 226-tfc All kinds of Imported perfumes^— WANTED—To repair auto* at homo garages. Apply BOB West Third St. Bower A Roumlllat. 286-tfe Phone 77. 281-6tp Turkeys at L. P. McCuller’s. ltc New Florida 8yrup, 75c gal.—L. P. McCuller. 281-ltc MULES FOR SALE—Five teams A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ splendid, medium slsed farm mules dak.—Bower A Roumlllat. 226-tfc at lour prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon Christmas Cigars, boxes fl.10 to Springs, Fla. 231-10tc 95.00.—Bower A Roumlllat. 231-4tc Waterman’s Fountain Pena for everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 6 or 281-4 tc Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage.—L. P, 0, corner of Oth st. and Laurell ave­ McCuller. 231-lte nue. 231-2tp Nice fat hens, L. P. McCuller. ltc Good meals, |8.00 per week. The Temple Club, corner Third and Park. WELFARE DEPARTMENT Beautiful line si Christmas Station­ WILL HAVE MEETING ery, Bower A Roumlllat 226-tfc Apalachicola oystora.—L. P. Mo The Welfare Department of the 281-It< A large assortment of Dennison’s Culler. Women’s Club will have a meeting beautifully engraved Christmas cards. at the club house at 3 o'clock Wed­ —Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc Waterman’s Fountain Pens for nesday afternoon. A small offer­ everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat ing for the Children’s Homo will be 281-4 tc Beautiful line of Christmas Stationreceived y, Bower A Roumlllat. 225-tfc FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms NAGEL'S HAIR TROUBLES All kinds of imported perfumes.— and private bath. 411 Park Ave. 281-dtp Bower A Roumlllat 225-tfe Ne Flowing Locks for Actor la Pic "That 0. K. Butter-crust Bread Salt Mullet end Roe.—L. P. McCultore, "The Lost Romance” 231-ltc makes the family happy.” Polnset- r. tia Butter-split bread "cant be beetI to Canrad Nagel, after allowing his Our usual line of good Home­ on.” 227-6te l-4tc hair to grow untouched for six made Candies, and for the bene­ months, because it so happened that Every color of Dennison's Lustre the roles hej portrayed required a fit of those th at are partial to Crepe Paper, also Crape Paper head of logn hair, breathed a sigh of Streamers, Festoons and other Den­ shipped gooJe we have them, nison’s : relief when ho was cast for the part I have some real car bargains Crepe Paper Christmas decor­ . • i 850 of Allen a young physician 1 Bulck 4 .................. ..................1 also good varioiy of mixed at ations.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc 1 Auburn, nearly n e w ................ 005 in WilliamErskine, DeMIlle’s new Paramount 25c per lb. Investigate the Calllo out-board row 1 Olds 4 nearly now ............ . 1185 productin, "The Lost Romance," which will be displayed at the Star Theatre boat motors, at Ball Hardware Co. 1 Oldsmobllo ......... .................... today, and found that at last he could Truck nearly new ................... 231-5tc remove the superfluity of long wavy See mo for real bargains. locks and be himself once more. N. H. GARNER "An actor must make sacrifices for 280-4tc art," smiled Mr. Nagel. "All summer long, when it was hot, I labored under NOTICE! 1 w ant to u W HCM I n heavy thatch, and immediately the rHESE GLASSES] fin d a g o o d wenther turned cold, off came tho AOTO REPAIR AND REA D holr." S H O P /Mr. Nagel has tho role of great a d dress. dramatic forco in "The Lost Romance" —Lola Wilson is leading woman, Jack Holt has a strong rolo and Fontaino I.nKue is delightfully cast. ‘The Lost Romance’ W A T E R ’S ANDY ITCHEN’S RISMAS ANDIES * Tomorrow— “Room and.£«urd” w ith Constance Bln ny; also a two-part Comedy Announcement On and after January 1st, 1922, we will operate our new steel motorboat SANFORD In passenger service between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE on a sched­ ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also be available for charter hire for outings, hunting trips and special occasions. Holiday hunting trip dates are now being booked. Charter rates on appli­ cation to— Opp Montezuma Hotel 203 East Third Street Motorboats quota: 30 Persona 20 Persons Passenger and outing service. Hunting trip service .............. CARD OF THANKS General Repairs Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station FLORIDA SANFORD For all tho kindness shown us and for the beautiful floral offerings during our rocent bereavement, wa Waterman’s Fountain Pens fot wish to txpress to our friends our everybody.—Bower A Roumlllat. 1 sincere thank. Clairo and Clifford Walker. 231-4tc Mr. and Mrs. M. Minarik. JACK HOLT IN LBA0INQ Jack Holt, who scorad a personal success In "Mtdsummsr Madness” has th i leading man’s role In "Ths Lost Romance,” a new William DeMllle’a Paramount production which will bo shown at tho Star Theatro today. Seena Owen is the charming girl in the story. Conrad Nagel, Fontaine LaRue and Mayme Kelso have import­ ant parts. SHOPPING HINTS FO R CHRISTMAS GIFTS DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT Your Christmas WHERE SANTA CLAUS HAS HEADQUARTERS Mother Toys of every kind Wagons Bicycles Kiddie Kars Dolls Doll Carriages Horns Balls Etc., Etc. Silk Shirts Special for Christmas Week, $8.00 value now Ties Handkerchiefs Hats, Caps, Etc., Etc. Dress Patterns of every, kind. Bureau Scarfs Table Covers Bedroom Slippers Kimonas Bath Robes Special Prices during Christmas Week Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils A Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5 Safety, Razors, $1 to $5 Ivory Goods Bower & Roumiliat - 218-215 SANFORD AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA Perscription Druggists ' '>V Telephone 325 �Vi* '7v .•fit ».v PAGE FOUR wr. •. I¥ fT, LD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1921 THE SANFORD DAILY ■■All ■■ MUfUfai ■■ than any musical,9: lizatfon In tho state Just now, will render, their a u a iM iiu iiu k a ^ iIu liR H iiu ia la iH iiw iin i l ^ ’ ‘ : « Inr woekly concoct In Central Thursday night. Cut out the follow­ MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, ing program and save it for tho con­ Phono II7-W a cert: If k * r« u r frlcnOa t U l l l u j« March—Sons of Australia............ —l l r « « m c o ia « u n k m mt n w u k o n * i or U 7 0 a arc e n tr r ta la la c , w rit* ..................................Alex Lithgow 1 A .M tatai rard « • U U 4epar<m *at. ( I t I i i ■ 4 M > lb i w taU k p aaa Ik* I le a . It w ill Overturn—Poet and Peasant ....... ■ * • i r t a l l r ap p rrcla tfd . ■ ................................................ FranzVnnSuppo a a Idyll—Sparklets.......Johann Lamornik SOCIAL CALENDAR a a Popular Songs of ’21— of this b&nk and ita officers ia thnt you will a a. Mon Homme........ Maurice Yrain a Tuesday—Mrs. Mary Higgins will en­ a b. Moonlight.......Constance Conrad tertain nt dinner honoring Miss a nlwnya find here n friendly welcome, no mata intermission Adelaide Higgins. a a Chractoristlc March—Tho Whistling yfodnusdny—Mrs. Howard P. Smith ter wlmt your needs—and n norvice to handle a Coon ................... .'.... A. F. Weldon a will entertain nt n Bridge Lunch­ a Selection from H. M. S. Pinafore eon nt ten o’clock a. m. nt her homo a them with promptness nnd courtesy.________ a ................ ........... Arthur Sullivan on Sanford Heights a Patrol—Amcricus.......F. W. Menchnnt a "Wednesday—McLeod-1 If ggins nup­ Band Will Play a Row may we help you? Waltz—Tesoro Mio..............E. Becuccl a tials at eight o’clock nt the home of a March—Indiana Guards..W. II. Kiefer Thursday Night a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins on a The Sanford Band will ronder two In Fine Program famous Onk Avonuo. a selections in this evening's a Friday—Mrs. Itnymond Key will en­ program, one the always beloved over­ Sanford's Celebrated Musical Organ­ ture Poet and Peasant and tho other tertain tho members of tho T. N. T. Wonderful Store ization Will Entertain the Peo­ Chib nt her homo on Park nvenuo tho famous seloction H, M. S. Pina­ Filled With Goods ple This Week lit 3:30 p; in. fore written by Sir Arthur Sullivan, a That Delight the Eye a Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour author of tho Mikado and dedicated to a will bo held in Centrnl Park nt 4 The famous Sanford band, the one her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, Eng­ a A COMMUNITY BUILDER a Sanford Furniture Co<, of This City, th a t Is occasioning more comment land’s lielovod quean mother. p. m. lias One o f the Finest Stores Sunday—Christmas Carols will bo in Florida sung nt Centrnl Pnrk at four o’clock a a a a a a a a a a ia a a B R a a a a a a a a a a iR a a a a a a i( R R B a a a R a a a a a a a ia R « | F. P* Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier ^ by the Music Department of tho In the Daily today appenrs the ad­ 3 I' A V “ “ 'T T T '^ ■ 2 Woman’s Club insisted by tho San­ ! ' . i T L . g i R a a i i R a a R R a R iRa Ba iRaaaRa R i i isi ,H ..! a aRaaaaaBaRa iaRaHa ai akiiR( ^i ai iRi ikR»RwRai a a aa aa ai iM vertisement of the Sanford Furnlturo ford band. Co., in which they atatc they have the : **• Gifts. F. H. Hnmor, of fhiuigo, was in Store of a Thousand Useful This sounds startling but it is no less ■ tho city yesterday attending to busi­ ■ true in every particular and a visit to ness. this wonderful store wil convince you. This store, which by the way eonF. M. Haskell, of Jacksonville, tuiiics one of the finest stocks of ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO j spent the day here yestorday trans­ furniture in Central Florida has been SUIT YOU acting business. improved in the past few months un­ : til it is u dream of beauty. Occupy­ ■ You can make^money buying for advance. ■ Dr. nnd Mrs. Woodborry, of Massa­ ing all of tlie big two story building ■ You are going to build a home one of these chusetts, are spending tho winter every available space is filled and othWe can supply you with everything for your here at tho Guides. et warehouses in tho city nru also days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it Christmas and New Year’s Dinners filled with tho stock of new nnd upby easy stages. Mr. and M s. Harry Dickson, of j to-date furniture and house furnish­ If you have some money, will build one or Dressed Turkey, Geese and Chickens Orlando, were the guests of Mrs. j ings of all kinds. The store hns been touched with the hand of an artist Mary Higgins dust evening. two houses. Milk-fed Veal and Young Pork nnd as you go into tile front entrance Pennsylvania Sausage, Salomi and LiverSanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the Lucius McLeod, of Haines City, you are transfixed by the wonderful ’ arrived last evening. Mr. McLeod's array of vine furniture of every dowurst game now. There are all new marriage to Miss Adelaide Higgins scription . Choice Western Beef and Pork will he an interesting social event styles of wood and upholstery in tho _ Apalachicola Oysters taking place this evening at the home new Kaltex furniture, something new * Gardner’s Cakes that the Sanford Furniture Co., is ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins. Tabasco Sauce 5■ ■ 1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at lowest prices B making, a run op Just npw that Is so beautiful and yet so n onnble that it will surprise you. silver gray bedroom suites, the Am­ erican walnut suites, the very new parchment suites, tho old Ivory, all appeal to the eyo of the patrons, Thero is such a bewildering array of furniture, rugs, lamps, everything In furnishings that simple words fail you in n description. Sanford should bo proud of this fur­ niture store. It is in tho big city clnss in appearances but better than tho big city clans In prices and your homo merchants are with you always. Head their advertisement in today’s issue, DINNER PARTY Mrs. Mary Higgins entertained the members of the Higgins innilVy very delightfully Inst evening nt dinner at the Gables, honoring Miss Adelaide Higgins. Tho tablo was conterod with a green wicker bnsket filled with pink hibis­ cus and nspnrngus ferns, tho handle tied with n largo fluffy bow of white tulle. Around tho basket, nil sorts of fruit was effectively arrunged. The place cards were mininturo brides. Covers were lnid for twelve. At sevon o'clock an olegnnt six epurse dinner was served. Mrs. Hig­ gins guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins, Miss Adelaide Hig­ gins, Miss Sara Wnrren Ensterby, Mrs. LnVerno Hurt, Kulph Wight, James Higgins, William McLeod, Lu­ cius McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickson, of Orlando. I The Chief Desire i : [ First N ational Bank i 3 a ‘ " WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS j 1 a a M e i s c h R e a lty C o m p a n y j A. P. CONNELLY ■ H o f - M a c B a t t e r y Co. THE POPULAR MARKET M a k in g L o w e r R e p a ir C h a rg e s I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor PHONE 211 PARK AV EN l’E-SANFOUI), FLORIDA s AGENT ■ ■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE 9 ■ a as ■ a ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ a : a■ ■: ■ ■ ■ ■ aa aa ■ ■ aa a■a■ ■ ■■ ■ :a a■■ a ■■ ■ ■ «a aa a■ a■ M U n m THE BEST XMAS GIFT .. .. T H A T Y O U C A N G I V E .. .. M■ ■ • !a !■ ■ s!■ ■ ■ ■ a■ ■ ■ 5 is ■ m 4 0 ----------BEAUTIFUL LOTS---------- 4 0 Located opposite Rose Court on Sanford Avenue, with East Front, where you do not get the afternoon sun. An ideal place for a home. Big Oak trees. ■ * :: 5: : ll a a ■ ■ s i■ ■ ■■ $25 Cash, Balance $10 per Month Phone 95 and it Will be a Pleasure for Me to Call and Show You These Lots I! 9S S3 ■ a sa ■ a - 1 F. LANE “THE REAL ESTATE MAN” !! ■ ■ i ■ s L A N E ’S S U B - D I V I S I O N Easy Terms. :: ;■ :■ ss :s An Ideal present for your Mother, Father, Brother or Sister. Something that will increase in value each year. Sanford is growing and lots are becoming more valuable each day. Buy a lot in— Prices $150 to $750. • a a ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ �1 *?f-'rv ■r :iyr • *r-* f« ii - Mfe Cl. **• v.r. i v . <fA • ••. rfc i' /v _ ci * t THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, .WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1921 ^ S p r a y e r In d e n te d That Will B e n e f i t T ru c k G r o w e r s o f th e Fla. .Prof llcyrr. n r n ^ l d » Experiment Station, H»* New Idea k "9 Ilf > | l| 1 I |j l.f rt «, | „ ... . I ,. t ». ; ,v fA O B ,t_l TAMPA REDUCES th® firq department to Jay .a Jopg IIn® ■■■■■■■■■■■flBBflBBBBBBflBflflaMflaMaamflBBaaBaHiaBBflliBBaaaaBBHHBaBaBBBMBBBflBMflflB of' hose to connect-up with the f i r e " * ' * GAS RATES JAN. I. X ■ hydrant of tie city which wai at a BIG REDUCTIONS considerable distance from tho build tog. TAMPA, Dec. 20.—Agreeing to substantial reduction In rates to the consumer, effective with tho first of A. C. L. SHOPS AT the coming year, the Tampa Gas Co., LAKELAND CUT FORCES was released from its contract for street lighting with the city of Tam LAKELAND, Doc. 20.—Noticea pa at a meeting of tho commissioners were posted at tho local shops of the held In the commission room at 11:45 Atlantic Const Line Railroad here today announcing that effective De­ o'clock Monday morning, Mayor Charles H. Brown called the cember 24, the force will bo reduced ■ meeting to order. In ndultion to the approximately 50 per cent About Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921. commissioners, Clerk Duncan and 100 men will bo affected by the newspapermen present in the com­ order, which Involves, mostly the car mission room .John C. Gribbel, pres! repalrors, machincsts, boiler makers, Santa Claus, •. , u. dent; Mr, D, J, Collins, vice-president pipe fitters, blacksmiths and helpers. of the Gas company; Mr. J. D. ShatCare Seminole County Bank, tuck, one of the directors, Roscoe WOMAN KILLS SELF Nettles, secretary and manager. IN JACKSONVILLE Sanford, Fla. Under tho new rate, which will go lr\to effect Janunry 1, 1022, the first JACKSONVILLE, Dc. 17.—Mrs. i.10,000 -cubic feet of gas will cost W arren.St. John of Lakcvicw, Ind.( $2,14. The present rate is $2.25 for ended her life ’In a local family hotel Dear, Kris: • . , t , . the first 10,000 cubic feet. The dif­ late today by. inhaUng gas fumes. • • i, f « » ' A * * ,* 14 . , ference Is 11 cents. Beyond the statement of the proprie­ Here l am again. Been thinking th at since I’m giv­ A reduction of 19 cents. will be tor of the hotel that »h0 told him allowed on the next 10,000 feet, the whpn pho.arrived two days ago that ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for price being reduced under the now her healtn would no: permit her to Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present, schedule from $2.25 so $2.04. A re­ continue her travel, no rizson is duction Of 27 cents on the next 20,000 known fo* her act. too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow. cubic feet is annuonced, the reduc­ * ' s m * tion being from $1.94 to $167. The ladles of tho Baptist Church Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac­ Th0 present rate for gas over 40,- will hold their annual bazaar on Fri­ count for yours truly. 000 cubic feet Is $1.07. The now day and Saturday, December 16 and price will be $1.45, rivi present 17. Place will be announced lator. minimum rate of $1.11 will hold 219-tfc By George, I’m going to get into the game myself under the now schedule. a Real Gift This (liv n ir Ai*#*l**^^ FWM| fiAlN^VILtK, Dec. 20.-A new , 1I)raycr which* it iB believed will bo n benefit to the trucking induehns been desisned by Profeeeor A0 II Boyer, of the Florida Exped­ ient Station hero. Tho apparatus is t ended for spraying young Drpck S p ami its use m ake. It almost mioosaiblo not to kill ln.ccts that formS y succeeded in flying away unJ i e d before tho spraying machines ,»beretoforo used. I Prof. Beyer, in addressing a gather­ ing of scientific mon at the Univor,ity of Florida, rcccntlj, stated4U st kli experiments had bosh principally „ith the boan jaa.ld, a,«««H rapid flying insect, but that ho believed his apparatus and method would be eas­ ily applicable to almost any Insect, or disease, occurring on sny truck ^ p . He plans to conduct extensive experiments and testa along these lines within the next few months. During the Inst year the bean crops of the Florida Experiment Station have been complete failures, except where the new spraying apparatus was employed. In every case where it was used the boanr, were good. The apparatus is simply of design and thu method Is one easy to under­ stand. Three nozxels, loading from N otice o f A pplication for T a x D r i f t one common force pump to closely and ROLLINfl DORMITORY U n d e r Section S78. o f the Just above and on either side, of the G e n e ra l S tatute* PARTLY DESTROYED row of plants, turn loose a veritable Notlco U h e r e b y HI von t h a t J. A. haiy food of fumes of tho spraying WINTER PARK, Dec. 20.—Lake­ ijiH hhrook, p u r c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t if ic a te No. ISOS, d a t e d th o Sth d a y of Ju n e , A. material. About tho nozzles is a cyl­ side Cottage, one of the boys' dormi­ I). 1891, h a s -filed sa id c e r tif ic a te in indrical canvas shield which keeps tho y office, a n d hns m ndo a p p lic a tio n fo r tories on the Rollins College campus, m ta x deed to Issue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith spray close into the plants and pre­ law. c e r t i f i c a t e em hrncen th e f o l­ was partly destroyed by fire which lo w in gHalil vents the flying away of tho bugfc d e s c rib e d p r o p o r ty s lt u n te d In inole County, Klorltln, t o - w lt: N W U The plants are literally drenched; ev­ was! discovered shortly i before 7 SofemHWU of Heo. 17. T w p. 21 8, It. 30 o’clock last evening. Two rooms on B. Tho sa id la n d holmr a s se ss e d a t th e ery leaf is covered with “hug-death" tlnte of tho Issu an c e of suc h c e r t i f i c a t e on both sides, a thing heretofore prac­ the' second and third floors wore bad­ III tho n a m e of W. tl. W hile. A lso: T ax C e r t i f i c a t e No. 1802, d a t e d ly charred nnd the entire building tically impossible to do. th e 6th d a y of Ju ly . A. 1>, 1897, h a s filed wna flooded with wntor. The dnmsaid c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d h a s Two men and one homo have boon m ade a p p l ic a tio n for tnx deed to Issue found sufficient to operato-tho out­ age is estimated at around $ 1,000. In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law. Said c e r t i f i ­ c a te e m b r a c e s the followltiK d e s c rib e d Chnrloa Holloway, a student rooming fit, which can make ncnrly as much ir u p n rly Militated In Homlnolo C ounty, on the third floor, wns overcome by i*.— .... *~ Hog. 7H c h a B of ■Merida, t o -.w w lt: time as a one-row seed drill. Differ­ NW c o r off B W Ii of NW14. Sec. 17, the Hmoko, but was rescued by fellow ent sized spray tanks can bo used and T w p 21 S.. III ko. 31) 30 B, r u n H 8 914 9 ft cha, IS 10 cha. N M cha. W 10 cha. 9 ft A. T ho any one of a number of compression students. Students rooming In the aald la n d b e in g aaaoaacd a t th e d a to of dormitory battled the* flnmea until t h e iHRuance of Hitch c e r t i f i c a t e In th e methods are applicable. nnm o of O tto Q uarlea. It is the concensus of opinion of the th^ arrival of the Winter Pnrk fire UnloRH aald c e r t i f i c a t e ! s h a ll b e r e ­ deem ed a c c o r d in g to la w ta x deed w ill specialists of tho University of Flori­ dcpnrtmct to their assistance. iRHue ih o re o n on tho 29th d a y o f D e­ , Th0 fire, which was caused by de­ cem ber. A. D. 1921. da and of the Stato Plant Board thnt W i tn e s s m y offic ia l s i g n a t u r e and Prof. Beyer’s discovory, or Invention, fective wiring on the second floor, se a l t h is tho 22nd d a y of N ovem ber, A. 1921. will prove of inestimable value to tho gained considerable headway before D, (HUAI.) B. A. nOUnt-ASH, C le rk C irc u it C ourt, trucking industry of Florida and the a strenm of wntcr could be brought Homlnolo C ounty, P'1*. nation. to play upon It. It was rieccssnry for I l-23-6ta Ity: A. M. W E E K S , D. C. I Sanford, Florida i s and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas. Yours truly, THE OLD MAN. No. 3 I Enclosed please find check for $..........................................................................wUh which to open n SnvlnRH Account for “yours truly.” Kindly mail the pass hook to me nt.................................... • • * ..................................................................................................... in time to hang it on our Xmas tree. Address Name I H flM H I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Man ■ | ■ ■ - *• *1— 4 * O verstuffed and Cane-End Suite Carload of Kaltex Furniture m, ^ i’ j, » ON PORCH, IN LIVING ROOM—FOR BREAKFAST ROOM OR SUN PARLOR—KALTEX FIBRE ~ FURNITURE WILL BRIGHTEN . UP YOUR HOME um IN LATEST PERIOD. PRICES RANGING u $ 1 0 0 Up Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Fernery, Tabouretts and Baskets may be Mahogany Davenport, Library and Console Tables. Boudoir, Table purchased separately. This has been bought right and is to be sold and Floor Lamps with either Mahogany or Ivory Bases. right . .... WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE OF FURNITURE EVER SHOWN IN MIDDLE FLORIDA. • WILL MEET ALL COMPETITIVE PRICES AND DELIVER AT YOUR DOOR. •.n. •< i -*■ ‘ J. — -r‘. * J — ' >1 : ■ . .Jt* 1 ■■ 7’ ' lUl ' ■LvA . • • • • » : * . ■ ' . . 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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, December 21, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 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>, December 21, 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/8809a83a31460dd6e28faf18fce87592.pdf 1e9eeeb9f85d7b993ec5c182454d8cc6 PDF Text Text City Sntoipfer IN THE HEART OF THE WO VOLUME n Under Program Agreed Upon by House Leaders GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1921 Savannah Bank Failed to Open Doors This Morning Two Financial Institutions In Savaa nah Have Gone Under Unofficial Advices From Abroad Indicate Good Results WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—France o f French national interests. I t vraa haa taken atepa to reconcile her views **ld not to embodjr a apadflc decision on the naval ratio problem with thoee g * to * refercnce t0 •"* ,pclflc of the other powers, but her precis* an* , , .. . .. . J T With the negotiations In that dlrecattitude now the crucial Uaue of tb* ^ Mp Hughes and Albert Barraut, arm negotiations,—remains in doubt, head of the French delegation held a Unofficial advices from abroad yea* long conference late yesterday after* orday indicated that Premier Brland soon and parted without making any had decided to accept the Americas announcement. It waft said only that propoanl for a French capital ship the conversations wero proceeding and fleet of 176,000 tons In place of the that there was n mutual expectation 860,000 tons plan drawn by the French of ultimate agreement, delegates. In other quarters also there was Secretary Hughes, os chairman of apparent a distinct noto of optimism, the arms conference, also received despite the day's mystifying tucceafrom tho French premie ra communl- slon of developments. Among Americation construed at the state depart* can officials an almost unanimous be* ment as meaning htat the French lief prevailed that Franco eventually group had been dlrectod to the Amer* would take tho American figure for lean program. her capital ship allotment even tho' But the French delegates thorn* she insisted on an incrcaso of subma* selves did not so construe a long mes* rino tonnngo ns an offset. For the sago of Instructions received from the moment tho negotiations nro concornpronilcr during the day. They de* ed solely with capital ships, and to scribed It ns advising them to go as mnny delegates n flvo powor agree* far toward meeting the American ment on that subject does not seem views as they could without sacrifice far away. Detailed Reports From Every Section o f Awaited in U. S. From Undenteld . State Comes Requests Involved In Wall Street Explosion to Santa With Many Other* ( |y T l i Aaasrtats* Frees) NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Detailed re­ Peoples’ Bank, capitalized a t $100,* ports from Silvester Cosgrove, who 000, failed to open Its doors this morn* late last week arrested In Warsaw, ing. Notice posted on the door stat­ Poland, Wolfe Llndenfeld, alleged In­ IMMEDIATELY AFTER CHRIST­ BUT TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS ed the affairs of the bank were in the volved In the Wall Street explosion, MAS RECESS SAY MEMBERS. WILL SEE THAT 8ANTA hands of the stato banking officials. awaited by Department of Juatlce of­ BEKS OF THE HOUSE GETS THE WIRES The bank failed to withstand an nil ficials here tqday. William J. Burns, day run yesterday. head of tho secret eervlce, indicated (Bjr n * AMMtalrf Frees) WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—The Dy­ no announcement of hie plans will be Florida klddlea, running true to made until all bomb plot auapecta In er antl-lynchlng bill was Uken up In. form again thla y*ar, have consumed' SAVANNAH, Dec. 20.—The Realty Savings and TruSVCompany last night the United States have been arrested. the house today for general debate reams of paper and hundreds of pen­ posted on its doors notice stating due under tho program agreed upon by cils in the laborous preparation of house leaders which will bring It to ■ WA TOYS SHUNNED tho annual communications to Santa to withdrawal of funds tbs Institution voto probably Immediately afte* Claus and the avalanche of notes had resolved to suspend payment and LONDON, Dec. 20.—Any boy car­ tho Christmas recess. which have swamped newspaper offic­ petition for rolief by receivership or ry in g a pop gun without n license es and cluttered mall boxes in the otherwise for tho purpose of conserv­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—After m for It will bo fined $2.60, under tho larger towns sad cities bids fair to ing assets and avoiding olss to de­ positors. Tho capital stock was $100,bitter fight tho House last night vot­ act requiring a license for "fire­ continuo until Christmas eve for some ed to tnko up the Dyer entl-lynchlng' of the youngsters may bo expected to arms.” bill undor a rulo limiting general dotry to roach Saint Nicholas by special bate to ton hours Ecndors, howoveiy delivery at the last moment. havo agreed that tho measure will not. Santa and his assistants this week bo pressed to*a final voto before tho' ns usual made public hundreds of the Christmas rocoss nolcs received and mnny of the young­ Tho voto was 170 to 42 with flvo sters, it developed, told him the in­ members voting "present" nnd wn» nermost secrets of their hearts and reached only after more than twc* expressed some original idea about hours delay through quorum call* what the)’ wanted him to bring them. domanded by Representative G arrett SINN FEIN CANNOT TELL W nAT (Ily Thf> Associate* Press) A joint noto from two St. Augus­ NEW YORK, Dec 20.—No dovolopof Tonnossoo, tho Democratic loader TIIE RESULT WILL tine kiddios, after listing what tho who directed tho opposition to thw ments. • BE pair deshred said: "I am very sorry bill. Twlco the sergeant-at-arma wa«\ This was today's report both on to say wo fuss over each others toys sent out with w arrants to arrest ab the second explosion against which DUBLIN, Dec. 20. ■When the Dali and if what you bring ua la not alike sentocs before quorums wore obtain-Wall Street had been warned, and Elreann adjourned last night aftor I think It the beat thing is not to od. Two hours woro devoted to th * ’ two lenghty public sessions devoted the government’s investigation of tho bring airy a t all.” debate which ended In the bill belng; to earnest debate, nothing tangiblo 1020 blast. One Jltflo miss asked fo r a variety glven right of way In the House. had developed to indicate how the Lower Manhattan apparently failed of nrtcllea th at would be sufficient to General debate on tho measure, at> to tako seriously letters mailed to stock a fa ir eixed toy shop and con­ members would vote on the question brokers, predicting that by night cording to' plans of toadora, will t o cluded: "I don't want mtich so this of ratifying the treaty designed to stretched over tho days remaining bois nlL" She appended the following sot up tho Irish Freo Stato. Contrary to That Voiced by Official fall towering skyscrapers within five fore tho recoss which probably will bo­ Immediately after adjournment tho blocks rsdious would bo laid low. postscript, "I will leave the window Spokesmen gin Thursday. More than ten hourscorrespondent Interviewed four promi­ Clerks nppoared concerned only open/* nifty bo devoted to discussion of thw nent Sinn Feinors. All of them de­ with getting to work on time. J. P. One child thought sho would Dke to |B r The Aaiodnlrd P/rae) bill’s features, Chairman Cnmpball o f clared It was Impossible to make any WASHINGTON, Doc. 20.—Presi­ Morgan, who wnH supposed to bo the round out'hor Christmas by the addi­ tho rules comniltteo snld, "to p an n it estimnto of tho' relative strength of chief object of the plot, arrivid, unat­ dent Harding, it w a s said today at tho tion of a small menngorio and asked comprehensive consideration of A thoso favoring nnd thoso opposing tho tended, ;.t HI h office at his regular White House, does not regard tho four among other things for “a rabbit and question thnt ennnot bo sidestepped.** treaty, or to hazard a guess » b to NO INFORMATION AS TO I powor Pacific treaty as covering the hour. Tin uiiunl ncondsy crowd at kitten and dog.” QUEST BEING GRANTED, Tho bill, Introduced by Representa­ which side would oventunlly gnln a principal Islands of the Japanese em­ the Intersection of Wall, Broad nnd "Dad"' evidently had thrown out a BUT IS EXPECTED tive Dyer, Republican, Missouri, would^ majority. pire. This view, contrary to thnt veto­ Nnssuu Streets seemed greater, If few remarks a t random about busi­ provide heavy fines and Imprison­ DoVnlcra, Griffith, Collins, Child­ ed repeatedly by official spokesmen of nnything, for New York is a city of ness conditions and their effect upon ment for persons participating In American delegation, waB described at the curious. Suitta’s bank uccount in one case for ers nnd several other prominent men lynchings nnd for officials who failed in the councils of tho party, spoko on the Whito House ns tho president’s n nine year oid hopeful wrote: “As my True, a few more guards could bo through negligcnco to prevent mob cither sldo, but It is generally agreed personal opinion not bnsed on consul­ dnddy did not mnko any monoy on his neon on duty,and tho special preroga­ violence. It would also require coun­ that the most sensntional nnd most tation with other moinbors of tho ad­ tive of Santa Clause to secrecy was crops this year you can bring mo any­ ties in which lynchings occurred to improsslvo contribution wns Robert ministration. thing you want to.” violated, an suspicious-looking Christ­ forfeit $10,000 to tho family of tho Barton’s nnrrntlve of tho circumstanc­ "My daddy bought a new car so I mas packages wore searched. Once person killed. CARTER PIERSON can’t havo much," one boy Informed es under which ho and other delegates a red motor truck, loaded with blue Among those urging passage of thar wore, according to his statement, forc­ HELD WITHOUT BAIL FOR the old fellow. barrels, recalling the ominous death measure were Mr. Campbell, of K an­ ed to sign the treaty without referring KILLING MRS. PIERSON Of all tho notes bearing the Flori­ wagon In which tho 1020 bofb burst, sas, and Reprenentativo Foss, o f da postmark, one from Cocil Pacetti, It hnck to the cabinet at Dublin. enused a flutter, hut proved qulto Ohio, nnd Ansorgo of Now York, R e­ Mr. Barton snld his oath to the re­ of St. Augustine, won tho prize for harmless. publicans, whllo those who spoke In brevity. Cecil did not wasto so much public was the most sacred bond on opposition includod Mr. Garrett and earth nnd ho had broken it ob tho losas a punctuation murk. Ho wrote: KANSAS CITY SPECIAL Representatives Pou of North Caro­ scr of two alternative outrages forc­ "Dear Santa WRECKED YESTERDAYlina, nnd Aswoll of Louisiana, Demo­ ed upon him, nnd because ho wnB com"automatic football train candy ENGINEER DEAD TODAY crats. book watch picture-machine bicyclet polled to chooso immediately. Mr. Foss doclnred tho bill wae no$ Mr. Griffith, ho explained, hnd re­ drum thats all santa.” aimed at the South but was designed , poatedly sought to hnvo tho terms roA tiny tot who askod for the things to donl effectively with mob' violened thnt usunly delight kiddios of a simi­. ferred back to tho Dali Elreann, but wherever it occurred. Ono of th o this Premier Lloyd Gcorgo directly lar ago gavo her sex dead away by most "indoscriablo” lynchings had oc­ negatived. Tho signature of overy appending tho usual postscript to hor curred in his own stato, he addod. M r. member wns necessary or war would noto: "Oh yes, bring mo a pound of Ansorgo said passage of the Dyer bill buttor as I do like to eat It so well.” would "forevor wipe the stain a f Ono St. Johns county boy made an lynching from tho pages o f American honost confession and at tho same hlstroy." time indicated that ho liked tho ladies On the othor hand, Mr. Garrett a s ­ without discrimination as to looks. sorted tho measure should bo ontltled "I’ve been a bad boy this year," ho (Dr Th« Auorimc* I'rru ) SEEK OTHER NEGRO BRUTE a "bill to oncourngo arpo,” and Mr. CHOKER IMPROVING, QUEENSTOWN, Doc. 20.—Remov­ wrote, "but I hopo you will forgivo mo Pou said its purposo was "to pny k po­ SITTING UP TODAY al of British troops from Ireland, and bring me a blondo doll name Ma­ CHARLOTTE, Dec. 18.—City nnd litical debt.” Mr. Byrnos characteris­ which was to hnvo begun today, has rio; also a brunotto named Gertrude, l county officers nnd posses of citizens ed tho measure as a proposal wfatch if (Hr The AaaotUtr* Preaa) boon suspended and they will not bo bring mo a cat, somo candy, fruit and DUBLIN, Dec. 20.—Richard Crokor withdrawn unless tho treaty Is rati­ wore tonight searching for Adam enactod nnd hold constitutional would nuts.” ill at homo near here, is reported to­ fied, It was stated here. Miller, alias Adam Brown, ono of the prove Inofectlve, while Mr. Aawall A little miss whose mother appar­ day as showing continued improve­ two negroes charged With having contended passago of the bill would ently did not relish the thought of ment. Ho is sitting up in his room. mado an attack upon n young whito havo a tendency to increase rathov WEALTHY TOURIST broken bonos and skinned Joints, fig­ married woman at her homo, about than prevent lynehlngs. ROBBED AT MIAMI AS ured that perhaps with Santa’s help GENERAL ELECTION FOR POR­ HE ENTERED HOME w lie outsldo tho city limits^ lost SCATTERED SHOTS "ho might put ono over on hor par­ TUGAL IS PLANNED TODAY night. Tho other nogro, Fred ents. "I would like a pair of skates,” IN BELFAST WOUND Ardroy, who was arroated shortly sho Informed Santa, "but my mother LISBON, Oec. 20.—Decree was Is­ after tho crlmo was committed, and MEN AND WOMHM »«ys no, but If you have an extra pair sued today signed by all ministers of taken to jail here, was removed early you can bring them and maybo she Portuguese cablnot dissolving parlia­ today and taken to the Roway county BELFAST, Dec. 20.—One man will let me keep them.” ment and fixing January eighth as Jail at Salisbury. The victim of the killed another wounded aa result o f A five year old optimist had a soro tho date for a gonoral election. scattered shooting last night. foot when he settled down to compose Woman ahot Saturday died yeatertho annual message, "but I want a SIIACKELTON SHIP DEPARTS day of wounds. trycycle and a drum and I guess my On Thursday so Great Four Power Treaty Does Not Cover Britain Can Present Islands—Harding Its Case foot will get well some day so I can ride.” Ono Polk county cltlsen writing from Lakeland, wanted among other thinks a "'vllon bow” and a “pepr" of stockings while another wanted a "barn” (horn). A third thought td entertain Sant* with a drawing on the back of hla note of what eh called "a ottymobll' but which might have serv­ ed n« a picture of a box car or barn FIRE IN NASHVILLE PRESS SUPPOT FRENCH POLICY BUSINESS DISTRICT (Dr TS# Ah m UUS Frew) NASHVILLE, ,Tenn. Doc. 20—A PAIS, Dec. 20.—Sunday’s news­ general alarm vt*» sounded hero late papers were virtually unanimous in last night to fight a fire in the busi­ supporting France'* naval building ness district. At 1 o’clock tho blase program as suggested *t the Wash­ had destroyed a Jewelry store and a ington conference including the re­ delicatessen shop. quest for ten capital ships. BOMB EXPLOSION ON GRAND STREET, NEW YORK TODAY N E \^ O R J £ ,AD £ ta2 o i-D a K g e es­ timated a t $6,000 was done by an osplosion of. a bomb early today tfcvavm or placed In the halway of the build­ ing on Grand atreet. �P A G ! BIX Mtfa ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■*■■■ ■■■■■■■ p r 2 V u W ^ V o f tr ilt.;d ^ d i .Under Thl* )lead, Article* Pro and Con Regarding Mu­ nicipal Ownerahlp Will Be Published in the Herald. MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP Thc city °f Orlando wanted to buy and opernte the lighting and w ater plants operating thorc. The city of Orlando made overtures to thc com­ pany owning thoso plants, to namo a (price. Tho utiMtlcs company named it—$1,036,000. "Too much" U n iv e r s a l p r e s e n t s Bald Orlando. "Let’s arbitrate." Thoy did. The report of the arbitra­ tors was published in tho Tribune of Dec. 12. Its figures aro '$007,114. A 40 por cent cutl Tampa has been trying to buy the water-works 'company’s plnnti hero. Tho waterworks company says $1,­ 400,000. Tampa says $000,000. Then tho company snys impossibleOrlando’s arbitrators fixed a 40 per cent of first offer value on the S 'ta r r in q f properties of tho utilities company, and as this paper understands it, that figure will be tho one on which tho transfer will bo based. Orlando is preparing to voto bonds to mako the change effective, and in n short time wo will seo another city walking la th0 steps of Jacksonville, owning and operating at a profit its light nnd D irected by water companies. Ed.Laerhmle And that reminds ua that Jackson­ ville, nggpging the price of gas in that city to bo too high, has started a movement to own nn«l operate tho gas company’s plant nnd service there. Tho gas plant’s worth lias hi been tentatively fixed by a city sur­ vey a t approximately six million dol­ lars, but thnt city docs not hesitate to consider taking it over, knowing that ItICHAKI) CROKEIt if it can sell wnter and*light cheaper] VERY ILL IN IRELAND than any other cit yin tho country, it enn also sell gns cheaper, undor the (11? T h e A aa oclntrd I’r ra a ) MUSKOGEE, Okln., Doc. 10.—A snme good management and opera­ cablegram stating that Richard Crock- tion.—Tampa Tribune. cr former Tammany lcador, is very ill in Ireland, was received hero today FOR RENT—Furnished fla t with ga­ by tho wife of a rolntlvo. • rage, 014 Myrtle Ave. 223-tfc Bed Blooded American History . Chapter Play ACT ACORD T E E S US T M s A d i P inas Warn- T ass Adlffiands Y® VOLCANIC ASHES OBSCURE THE SUN IN ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 10.—Vast clouds of volcanic ashes from the oruptlon of volcanoes in tho Andos is sweeping across Argentine, obscur­ ing tho sun in innny sections, 11 Kanner’s Department Store jj WHERE SANTA CLAUS HAS HEADQUARTERS : F o r th e L it t le F o r Daddy O n es Toys of every kjnd. Wagons Bicycles Kiddie Kars Polls Doll Carriages Horns Balls Etc., Etc. Silk Shirts Special for Christmas Week, $8.00 value now $4.98 Ties Handkerchiefs Hats, Caps, Etc., Etc. For M o th e r Dress Patterns of every kind. Bureau Scarfs Table Covers Bedroom Slippers Kimonas Bath Robes Special Prices during Christmas Week Kanner’s Department 213-216 SANFORD AVENUE- ►kurfr vCJi fin 1 MONDAY—Tks first sh atter el "WINNERS OF THE WEST” A m a r v e l o u s a e r llls a tlo n o f th o f a m o u s o sp o d ltlo n of Capt. J o h n C. F r e m o n t . You w ilt t h r i l l a t th o s l a h t or t h i s f a m o u s f ig h te r , e x p lo re r, m a jo r -K e n c rn l a n d p r e s i­ d e n tia l c a n d i d a t e ; o n e of t h e m o s t r o m a n t ic , daahln*. f ig u r e s In tho w h o le r o ll of A m e r ic a n h e r o e s —a m an w h o se n a m o a n d d i e d a w ill liv e f o re v e ri You'll live e v e ry m o m a n t w i t h K i t Cnraon. tr a p p e r , scout, Indian f ig h te r , h e r o - e x t r a o r d i n a r y to e v e r y b oy n n d tho Idol ot e v o ry A m e r ic a n . A big- r o u g h a n d r e a d y , r e d - b lo o d ­ ed h e - m a n . You w ill fool y o u r ’blood ’ ‘ k i n d le Into a_ biaso o f e x c ite m e n t t h a t w lft hold yo u g a s p i n g w hen 0(1 oon o u r ow n A m erican n ieio ry a on ap ier w h i c h w i n do sh ow n a e r y M onday. Also— • Pauline Frederick In “Thc Lure of Jade” Church Dart Collection Plate. A new method of meeting church ex­ penses is told by tho London Morning Post, which reports Hint collections linvo recently been entirely abolished at the parish church of Fulham, In i^mdon, oxcopt for spoclnl occasions for objects not connected with tho parish. Church expenses will be mot out of u special fund which tins been formed and to which every member of tho congregation 1h asked to contribute a dednlto sum weekly. Tho experi­ ment Is said to lie tho first of its kind so far as tho Church of England Is concerned, but tho vicar of Prlttlowoll, who was secretary of Inst year’s church congress at Southend, Ims for somo time hud a very successful spoc- ■ ■ lul fund at Ills church, If ho 1ms not entirely abolished tho ordinary col­ lections. Tomorrow—Win. DoMille’s Celebrated Production “The Lost Romance” ; also Fox News Announcement s 8nake Adopts Mouse. A white mouse placed In tho cage with n Mouth American boa constrictor ns food ims been adopted by the snake, according to Edwin A. Osborno of No. 0318 lllilth Street, Richmond llltl, owner of the unusual family. The mouse Ims made ii nest of straw tn tbc colls of the lion nnd Mr. Osborno de­ clares tho most amicable relations ••xlst between tho two. The snake recently crushed to death a large mt In twenty-four seconds. The reptile refused to cat tho rut, how­ ever.—New York World. On and after January 1st, 1922, we will operate our new steel motorboat SANFORD in passenger service between SANFORD mid ENTERPRISE on a sched­ ule to be announced later. The motorboat will also be available for chartor hire for outings, hunting trips nnd special occasions. Holklny hunting trip dntes nre now being booked. Charter rates on appli­ cation to— CAPTAIN G. E. ATKINSON 203 East Third Street Opp Montezuma Hotel M otorboats q u o ta : Passenger nnd outing service................- .......... 30 Persons Hunting trip service ...... .................................. 20 Persons CELERY SHIPMENTS JUMP Pennsylvania in August, tho greater FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park nroFormerly a somewhat noglccted part of tho crop is shipped in fall nnd nue. 178-tfc vegetable from the commercial stand-’ onrly winter. October, November point, celery hns gained In popularity nnd December nro tho most active quite steadily in tho last half-dozen months. California celery is in tho market yonrs. Shipments in 1010-1017 we7o from Deccmbor to March, nnd com­ less than 0,000 cars, but each year petes with Floridn celery, ns well ns since thon the 0,000 ear mark has with tho Northern supply. Floridn been exceeded, nnd Inst season tho Htockk goes chiefly to largo Eastern total wan 10,737 cars. This season cities. New York takes about onetho movement to Nov. 6 wns about half its totnl supply of celery from one-fourth larger thnn to tho corres­ Florida, averaging 600 to 000 cars ponding date in 1020. per year, compnrcd with 100 to GOO Most of tho important producing from Cnlifornln. Philadelphia aver­ states hnv0 shared In the increase ages 229 enrs of celery from Floridn year by year. By far thc greatest nnd twenty-nine from California. In actual gain wns in the two cnrly ship­ Cleveland tho proportion of Florida ping states, Floridn nnd California, celery is nbout fivo to ono; in P itts­ which together supply more thnn one- burgh nnd Cinclnnttl tho two States half tho entire ep.r-lot movement of divide the mnrkct nbout equally, in colery. Cnliforniu’n shipments in­ many Middle Western markets, in­ creased from 1,011 car in 191*1-17, to cluding Knnsas City, St. Louis, De­ 3,330 in 1020-21, and Florida’s from troit, Minneapolis and St. Paul. Cal-I 1,707 cars to 4,176 during the snmo fornin supplies fa r more celery than period, Floridn, but Chicago has bocn taking Tho nine states shipping Into celery over twico ns much colery from Flor­ in a commercial way nre Colorado, idn ns from California, averaging Idnho, Oregon, Washington, Michi­ 107 enrs por year from tho former gan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio stnte.—New York Times. nnd Pennsylvania. New York and Michigan hnve usually shipped onehalf to one-third of tho Into celery. Now York maintained n fairly uni­ form volumo of shipments until Inst year when the output wns nearly Our usual lino of good Home­ doubled, Michigan’s shipments havo shown moro steady gains end havo SANFORD and EUSTIS DA1I.Y made Candies, nnd for the bene­ attained nearly double tho volumo on and After Janunry 1st, 1022, bus fit of thoso that nro partial to Eastern States hnve Bhown no uni­ will run daily, form tendency. shipped goods we havo them, Colorado ships about one-half ns Leave Eustis ......— .......... 0:00 a.m. mucli Into colery as Michigan, and Leave Srfnford ..................... 3:30 p.m. nlso good vnriety of mixed at shipments from thnt stnto have been Arrive Sanford .................. 10:30a.m. 25c per lb. increasing gradually the last fivo Arrive Eustla ............... ...... 5:00 p.m. Westorn cities with from ono-hnlf to ono-fifth uh much ns California nnd ships very littlo to th0 East. Now York stnto lends in supplying main crop celery to Eastern citios. Tho City of New York takes nearly ono-third of ita celery from New York State, no other northern section contributing over forty-five carloads. Philadelphia and Cleveland aro sup­ plied from nearly the same sources as Now York, but Pittsburgh and Clncinntt take about ono-half ns much celery from Michigan as from New York State, while Michigan supplies Chicago, St. Louis, K ansas’City and Omaha with th„ greater part of their Into crop supplies. Now Jors=y ships about 160 cars to Now York nnd Philadelphia together. Pennsylvania averages soventy-savon cars por year to Philadelphia, but ships compara­ tively littlo to other largo cities. Somo other states, notably Ohio and Massachusetts plant largo acreages to celqry* hut sell tho crop mostly In ■tp*ll lots to near markets. While shipments of early kinds of Northom celery nro rocelved from Michigan and Now Jersoy In Juno and July, and from Colorado, Ohio and W A T E R ’S DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT SI ■pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger. •‘You see. Policeman Nicholas J. Majeskl was off duty when he'picked up an envelope lylug «u the sidewalk In .^hlrd nvopue. ,IAucky pick! JCnvqlnpo conlnlnod fourteen $60 Liberty hearts. Thnt wns in April two yeilrs ago, nnd being .an honest 'cop' he turned thorn -Tn. No owner turned up nnd recently Nick went around to the lost property bureau nml put In n claim for them ns their Under. 'If you woro a citizen you could linve them,' said ills superior offleer, 'but you are Just n cop and tho pollco rules nnd regulations say tho proceeds from unclaimed property found by members of tho, force goes to the police pension fuud.' Nick hired .himself a lawyer, made a tight for tin* bonds and tho law stands hack of him." ANDY I T C H E N ’S RISMAS ANDIES TO THE PUBLIC: BUS SERVICE E. E. HOGAN WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS! ANY PART OP TOWN, ON TERMS TO 1 SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance. S You are going to build a home one of these * days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don't wait, g et in the game now. Meisch Realty Company A. P. CONNELLY -SANFORD, FLORIDA AGENT �fl J 4 V l l ' H t ■- FOUR LLD, TUESDAY, D1 TH E SANFORD DAIL1 SO, 1911 %,'s- ‘VV>> 1 p" — '" ■h | h,i> decorated with baskets of n,v» DEATH OF MRS. RAULQgSOH 'i "f *"m‘ t Mrs, Avery, J§£i Ifcone.wm was.* beautguliphriitpas t« e dfcqrated-W ith rniaaftn ta ?md ersoo papsed f awqy goiiflay, j M ** KlUjp.DAIfliqi, Soclatjn Editor, Uay electrlo ilights, .On the .porch ber 12th £ t 2 ip. pa. Bhe had been ,111 were Arranged cosy nooks, and the since August. She had spent her U r « M l* *>7 Irte rfi T kH lat m punch table whore *refreshing.punch last fevy years with bar daughter, —If rM i n W u r n r « k m w n a n s h n i* i «r tt m a n n t w t s l u a f i wrtta was served throughout the-evening. ■Mrs. I. V. Bridges, where the died. t i i m i i i i i M i i i i i n i i i i i i i n i i n n u u n i |l l ||| -The music was splendid, being fu r­ Mrs. -Rauleraon was bqrn-in -Cameron GIVE BEAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST­ a t iw tiir in rttliii MAS IB^THK SLOGAN OF nished by the “Stetson Five", severs! powty,-Gqoygla, 7fi yaara ago, but In matters pertaining to finance it ia our busiF. H. Hamon, of the American fcaturo dances being introduced. The spent the most of her life near Lake Hotel Reg. Co., is spending a few first being a "Poinsettla" dance; the City of this state. She hod been the ^eas to,giyo. every customer all o f the informa­ tnfn. drawing, poinqfttia caps from the mother of twenty-sevon children only1 "If overy man, woman and child re­ days here on business. six of whom are living, having had ceived a savings account aa.n Christ­ Christmas tree and giving them to tion at ourdispoeal. ’ fA' Tho triany friends of Mrs. Henry the young lady they wished s s 1a p art­ three husbands, Mrs. . Bridges Is the mas i gift this year, wo would have a Purdyn will regret to learn that^sbo ner. The. next feature was a "snow- only child of her first, marriage, Wal­ real Christmas In. this community," ter R, Raulorson, the only child of her said A. R. Key, cashier of the Semi­ By dealing with us; by depositing here, Is eortflned to her home by an attack ball” dance. A Jiugh "snowball" was ■ secorul mnrriqgc. Hqr,second ajjd third nole bounty Bank. euaponded an d ;from it, the dnnccrij of La Grippe. you are placing yourself ih'position to securo 'Ht's a novel and constructive idea draw minaturo snowballs of pop corn.' husbands wero brothers. Mrs. Geo. ■ Mitcholl and Mrs. Hngood Warren are in Christmas giving," Mr. Key went tho advice and assistance so necessary a t t|» >A. L. Dennison, of ?arppn, If ,*n iThc lust feature being a "confetti" also, dnugljtors. There are a qon and on.to say, "and ono that carries.real dance. -After-which refreshments of «itlfe city • transcatlngr business and times. ice cream, white cake, and coffee were daughter; living.>elsewhere, -and six­ cheer throughout the<yoar. I t repre­ mingling with friends, teen grandchildren living. Mrs. Raul­ sents moro than the gift of money be­ served. Tho Mjsses Munson were assisted orson was well loved by her children cause it implants the germ of a habit Charles J. Cavenaugh of Wilmingand all that loving care could.do was that means success to any one who !• »*r »* r tonltN..C., w»8 In-Sanford yesterday throughout the evening by Mrs. Fap- done fpr.bpr. Rov. Goorgo -Hyman acquires; it."nle S, Munson, Mrs. R. R .. Deas and attending to business. preached a short sormon a t tho grave Thq Somlnplo County, Bank is run­ Mrp.JQoano, Turqer. t 1 side w in g , many, kind and , loving ning .an interesting series of ads sug­ Those enjoying this delightful W. D, Steagall of Montgomery, words to help the fondly., It) ..the load gesting tho gift of a savings account Ala., is nm9i)K(tbe .out of state visii <lnnco,)vcrq: Mr. apd. Mrs. J, D. Wood- of,thpir dqar mqth«T.. Mpoy bqqutlful to mother, children-and'Others. The A COMMUNITY BUILDER ruff, Misses Serita, Lqkq, Mario Tea' tors stopping at tho Montezuma. Hywur;cov>-rc(l thu. qaskflt and grave, savings pass hook ,Wi)ir . be delivered: in gue, Florence Henry, Daphne Wim-* blsl}, Et.hpl.Hcpry, Agnps Dumas, Dow pttjj) burjal .taking-.place .qt .Lakeview appropriate,,Christies, draqqto carry . i ty rs ., Howard Tibhlas, of Haines othy Rumph, Sara .Wight, /Marjorie cqmqtery, T.vesdpy, . pejjqnjber 18th. hotter the spirit of the Yuletidq. ,■City, Isirecouporating*from an attack 231-tfc Clay* Thelma Fraser and. Messrs, Paul Thp farnlly have the flyrnpnHiy of all > **• *. «-*•* f «>'* *IS# _- 4 * ' ■ • H of pneumonia. Her many friends East Sanford In their bereavement. Lake/ Hodaqn -Ball, (Randall Chase, V V M N M i l l M M K I I I I I I I V I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l i i i i i i i i m l wish her a speedy recovery. AN IDEAL, CHRISTMAS GIFT Harold. Raphe, Bdn Meisch,/Walter, and 21 I M i i B f g ’I FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Bavykins .Connolly, Alien,, Jones, O. SENT US SOME FIN E APPLES. Mrs. John T. Brady will have as ifl i . .5 l i i r *'• .’' i t W, -Spencer, ■Raymond Phillips, Ben­ her guests for tho holldnys Mr. and jamin Whitnvr, Percy Mcro, Robert John F. Spaulding, of Augusta, Me., We have just received a shipment Mrs. Dqn, U. Wilder of Jacksonville Duane, .Terry, Albert Uqnrdcn, Ray­ sent tho. editor of the Herald a pack­ of Calllo outboard row boat motors. age 6f Northern Spry apples yester­ Thoy are on display at Ball Hardnpd Ed Brady of Mountvcrde. mond,Roarden and J. E. Brown, day that wore just th o ‘finqst apples waro Co. Demonstrations cheerfully Miss Junn 7,urhory one of Hie Snn- LETTERS FOR SANTA CLAUSE wo have'seen nnd they wore still cold glvpn. Phono 02.—Sanford Machine 5 231-Gtc fflfd girls . r,I tending Women’s Col­ -------I from tho icy grasp of the Maine, snow. & Foundry Co. Thoy wore rosy cheeked and shone lege a t Tallahassee arrived hpmc Dear Santa Clausetlike n now moon and wore excellent. Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at| Saturday, to spend tho holidays hero Picasc bring mo a drum and stick Many thanks old friend. You TqeogRower & Roumitlat’s, 231-ltc with hor parents. Miss Mary Zach­ to drum It and a drum for Jack two nlzq the fact that wo like, apples nnd ary, who is teaching in North Caro­ drums and- choo-choo train 2nd track MASONS ATTENTION , lin a , arrived home last night for thq ond a horn and one ,for Jock and wo like real good apples bettor than anyone else. This Is a Christmas gift Regular meeting of tho Sanford holidays. I bring me n house Santa Clause you of the right sort and when wo eat ono Lodge No, 02 will bo held tonight nt know whnt I want and a big boat of thorn wo will romembor you. Mr. the lodge room. Work in the Follownnd I wunt a new sweater cause mine Spaulding is n former resident of craft degree. Visitors cordially in­ DANCE i Ono of tho most enjoyable soclnl is old and bring me what you brought Snnford. vited. Tliis is tho last regular meet­ events given this season, wns the me lust Xmas nnd n car for, Jack and ing of the Masonic year. dunce given last evening by MIhhcs mo nnd som0 candy und nuts Dints 'T H E LOST ROMANCE” TODAY Zoo and Fannie Rcbn Munson, at their nil. ) tr JOHN C. FISHER DEAD homo on Myrtlo nvenue. OSBORNE. "Tho Lost Romnnce," n delightful CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—John C. Fish­ The roomR of this Hpncious home Paramount picture production by Wm. were opened en suite and nrtisticaliy er, widely known theatrical manager, Try n Hernid Want Ad todny. DcMiile, will be shown at the Star died suddonly hero Sunday when Theatre today. This is naid to bo nbout to take a train for P’tsburgh; equal to Mr. DeMille’s production of "Midsummer Madness” nnd throe of He was with his company, the Irish tho players in that production—Jack Players, and had just conducted five Holt, Conrad Nagel and Secnn Owen, rgngomonta nt the Olympia theatrq aro again seen in Mr. DeMlIlo’a Intcst. here. Fisher wns ono of tho pro­ Tho story, written by Edward Knob- ducers of the famous light opera Making L ow er Repair Charges lock, is said to bo oxcoptionnlly beau­ "Florodorn" which netted its owners tiful and impressive. ncnrly a million dollars. G b ftsu h D» F .T . Porstor/Pree. B. F. Whitner, Cashier 5 ] WE HAVE FOR SAUE <3TY LOTSs1 I , 1 1 s | ANY PART OF TOWN, ON tfERMS TO ! ‘ SUIT YOU ! You can make money buying for advance.! You aragoing- to b u iy a!hgme:one of these ■ days, why not select a ’iot now, and pay for it 5 by. easy stages. If you have some money, will,build one or j two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the ■ game now. j | M eisch Realty Com pany j 1 k.PCONNELLY j s H of-M ac B a tte ry AGENT Battery P arts Dro OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE J H iM iH u a iH m iu in H iia iiH iiiiH iH iiH im iH i ■ 1 BEST THAT YOU CAN GIVE An Ideal.ipresent for your Mother, Father, Brother or Sister. Something that, will increase in value each year. Sanford is growing and lots are becoming more valuable each day. Buy a lot in— LANE’ SUB-DIVISION y*» kl Lpoajied opposite Rose Court on* Sanford Avenue, with ICast Front, where you do not get the afternoon sun. An ideal place for a home. Big Oak trees. 3 P r ic e s $150 P hone 95 to $750. E a sy $ 2 5 C a s h , B a la n c e $ 1 0 p e r T e r m s. a n d it W ill b e a P le a s u r e f o r •*« t o*M C a ll•** * a«►♦»** nd S h o w Y o u T h e s e T o ts ** 1 I* *«n fM »at ••<••• ■WWW Fi. a .’ j 'Ml t, U D SANFORD . 't ‘i ■“ ;; i *. » REAL ESTATE MAN" •• •tv •• LAN E ii 1 ^ " f *» IVUIUMN) . on — W M i— — — u — ■><■— i i w iw » M < i— m ■ iM « m a n » M w m .q a d rti4 m m H « d a M m a M a M a p jrih i r. FLORIDA •• * *• 1I i \ g . 'r i t CTW jm H PHU" raw 1 ■flw -’V .**. 1 ,iF M o n th ......inn ii iimOP.ln -h M-v •»•**» *',i *«>•••»*•-“ ,l ^ u .ii t*'1 * I.K V.I't t t l l l ■ I SSSB =SSS=SSSS===^^ » ( mi ^rui i a** 4 *• I h K tt ■# ■ �;sr.V «.VT* I • T tiB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20,1921 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE FROM POSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS TO AMERICAN BOYS AND GIRLS in the day, because this avoids overloiklng and delaying the mall a t the IS end of the day. Your local postmaster and your teachers will tell you more about the postal service. Do theso things and you will win tho gratoful appreciation of the peoplo in your postoffico and especially of your postmaster generela. WILL H. HAYS, Postmaster General. WASHINGTON, Dec. 19,-T ho of- office for mailing any day there are flee of the postmaster general has ad- about 8,000,000 other parcels ahead of drossed the following letter to Ameri- yours passing through tho hopper, can boys and girls and in it sent a This is In ordinary; at Christmas message for them to giro their par-[tim e it is multiplied many times. One ents: j family in about every ten puts a badly To tho Boys and Girls of tho United addressed letter in the moil every day. The hotel Leamington which has ' This mixes up over 2,000,000 half-adStates: been under construction a t Miami drossod lettora with tho 20,000,000 fulChristman is almost here. has been about completed and will Your great postoffice department m°ani that open up about the first of February. has a big Job ahead and needs your 'llly add.r®M#d lo1ttor“ muBt walt This is one of the hotels that is be­ help. Think what it means to S a n ta ' £ poor,y .addre8« d ing built by tho Florida Hotel and Claus, to 100,000,000 people and to “5 ° ‘h° arK° r boys and *lrtB Construction Co., and loomromms. deliver C hrl.U nu pereele to every f " blr * bunch "b*d kld>" family In thU eou n tr, within the t"“ l' ln« ■t a » Christmas cards a t Herald office. short apace of a few days and without You boy8 and &,r*8 Cftn h®lp tho P<>8* disappointment. Ital Bervlco and save your father some Notice of Application for Tax Deed It can be done and we are going t o !money, because ho has to help pay the Under Section 575 of the General do it if we may havo your help. 1 1C08t ot searching addresses on letters Statutes of the State of Florida want to enlist the active assistance of i n"d pnrc<da 8ont out by this oen class overy boy and girl in the schools ol i °* carclc88 and thoughtless families, Notice is hereby given that S. F. our country in getting parcels mailed j F ir |t find out if your family is the Doudney, purchaser of Tax Certificate THIS WEEK to relieve the rush thr.t careless one, then bear in mind that No, 1045, dated the 4th day of Novem­ your letters must bo handled by skill­ ber, A. D. 1806, has filed sold certi­ comes directly before Christmas. Will you go home today and take ful mall distributors standing in' post- ficate in my office, and has made ap­ this message to your parents and offices and on swaying postar cars of plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ a mile-u-mlnuto moil trains, often un­ cordance with law. Said certificate friends: “Our postmaster has asked us to der poor llghtv cmlraces tho following described promoll our Christmas parcels THIS Tho address on every letter, card, or uerty situated in Seminole County, WEEK, or, unless we do, Uncle Sam's packago must bo correct, complete nnd Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of load nmy be so heavy the last fow legble, including tho houso number and SW 1-4 of N WI-4 and E 1-2 of SW days before Christmas that he won't namo of street, and tho “From" nd- I- 4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp. bo by ___ab’s to dolivor it miall the presents a 1, a. ' dress should bo in the upper loft hand 21 S, Kongo 20 E. 10 acres. The Christmas evo." The parcels must bo corner so that the mail will be return- snid land being assessed at tho date well wrapped and tied and addressed od to you in case It is not delivered. of tho issuance of such certificate in plainty In order that they may arrive 1Do not abbreviate names of states, be­ tho namo of Unknown. Unless said in good condition with their Christ­ cause so many look aliko when ab­ cort if lento shall bo redeemed accord­ massy appearenco unspoiled. You can breviated. ing to law Tax Deed will issue there­ put on your packages, “Do not open Put tho proper amount of postage on on tho 4th day of January, A. D. until Christmas." on your letters nnd wrnp tho parcels 1022. And, there must bo a number on carefully. Avoid fancy writing, as it Witness my offlcinl signature and your house and a mail receptacle, too, causes postoffico clerks and lottor car­ scnl this tho 20th day of November, for if thero isn’t Santa Claus's mes­ riers to stop nnd study and thus lose A. D. 1021. senger, your letter carrier, may not time. Make the nddress plain nnd (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, bo able to find tho houso whore tho j easily rend, nnd always use pen nnd Clerk Circuit Court, present belongs. ink or typewriter nnd light-colored en­ Sominolo County, Fla. Thero nro some other things, too, in velopes so ns to snvo tho eyes of tho II- 20-Ctc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. which you can nil assist in improv­ postoffico clerks. Do not use envoing tho mail service and in serving ones that nrc so frequent Bhrdlu unu NOTIC'D Notice Ih h ere b y given th n t th e u n r our groat government. Millions of dol­ lopes of unusual size. Tho little iterxlKneil, It, Y arborough, w ill a p p ly to lars a yonr nro now wasted because ones thnt are so frequently used-for tho lloiKirahlu Hoard of 1‘nrtlnnn. ill e Htalo of F lorida, a t T nltahnesee, of our great carelessness—yourn nnd cards nnd notes at Christnins and oth­ th F lo rid a, at tho next m ooting o f enla llnnnl, for n pard o n of th e follo w in g mine. er holiday times enuao nn untold offeiiNo: Tho poHHi'HHlon of a Mill or Every day that you drop a lottor amount of trouble nnd labor, as they M illing a p p a r a t u s to m a n u f a c t u r e I n ­ x ic a tin g lluuor, tho u n d e r s ig n e d h a v ­ in tho mall box 40^)00,000 other lot- will not fit our cancelling machines to ing boon convicted In tho C o u n ty J u d g e 's Court, o f Homlnolo County. tors nro nlrondy pushing nnd jamming and. must therefore bo cancelled by F lorida, at a T e rm o t said C o u rt held through the postal machinery. Ona hand. Ilecnuso of their size nnd ten­ J u n e 3rd. A. D. 1931. an d h a v in g been e n nnd thoroby by said c o u r t s e n ­ letter a day for each family of fivo dency to slip out of a package, these th tenced to servo for a period of five o n th s In Iho C ounty J a il o t flemlnol* persons in tho United States Is* given small envelopes are more likely to bo m C ounty, umlnr c o n tro l of tho Hoard o f to Uncle Sam to deliver. C o u n ty CommlsHlonore. overlooked or lost. u. YAiiiionounir. When you sond a parcel to the poBtMall your letters and pneknges early Dec. 19, 1931. !l-30-31-o.n.w.-Zw K>AGI Give a Real Gift This. Christmas rrJ The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla., Dec. 20,1921. : Santa Claus, Care Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Fla. : ■JH Dear Kris: Here I am again. Been thinking that since I’m giv­ ing Savings Accounts to Johnny and his mother for Christmas, I might just as well give myself a present, too. Bet it’s the only present I get anyhow. Take the enclosed check and open a Savings Ac­ count for yours truly. By George, I’m going to get into the game myself and make sure of having a REAL gift this Christmas. Yours truly, THE OLD MAN. No. 3 ■ Enclosed plense find check for $....................................with which to open a Savings Account for | I ■ ■ ................................................. -..................................................................................... .................................... —......................... S Namo Address 3 Kindly mnil the pass book to me at...................................... ■ ■ Address • $ Drop a card in the book marked '“Merry Christmas from n Namo n m n u Overstuffed and Cane-End Suite Carload of Kaltex Furniture ON PORCH, IN LIVING ROOM—FOR BREAKFAST ROOM OR SUN PARLOR—KALTEX FIBRE .. ... . IN LATEST PERIOD. PRICES RANGING $100 Up UP YOUR HOME Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Fernery, Tabouretts and Baskets may be Mahogany Davenport, Library and Console Tables. Boudoir, Table purchased separately. This has been bought right and is to be sold and Floor Lamps with either Mahogany or Ivory Bases. right ■ K M ii E ss® ■ WE HAVE THE FINEST LINE OF FURNITURE 5 EVER SHOWN IN MIDDLE FLORIDA. £ WILL MEET ALL COMPETITIVE PRICES £ AND DELIVER AT YOUR DOOR. £ [ £ £ § 9 ■ ■ •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ ■ : : > 1 % FURNITURE WILL BRIGHTEN 11 i j SANFORD FURNITURE i *x 'Y -*i rviN •* ..v : r ^ ■n ,Y’.‘ kv m �Ma is - i* ih*h c Wm SIt n«rItlrtlr M m t i M l u l t Caaatx pafelUke* i m r A lftfratra m »1* k ie w i applleaD t a w n l k la politico. H M per Christmas rides in on a fog. . Have a little patience and courage. 8tnford is coming. -And after the fi’f st of the year the f ig things will come fo pass th a t we ta v a wanted for many years, ..T he lettuce market is picking up so wise ones say but it is picking up fpo late to pick op anything. ^ Rumors say the stock markets of W«H Street a r t to be destroyed. Well, they th at live by tho stocks should perish In the stocks, so why worry? Tampa gas rates will have a substanttal reduction on January first. Sanford gas rates should be reduced but no ono can find the gaa. ■ It has been reduced so low in the tank that no ono can use it. "Death Stalka on Heels of Booze P arty" reads tho headlines in the 4oily .papers. Nothing new in this. Death usually stalks in tho wake of booze parties sooner or later. It is only a question of time with present day boose. We hate to say it again but honest ly folks, Sanford will hav o the coun try club and golf links and this pnper will be able to chroniclo the facts about the first of January and it Is rcnl this time. And it is all thp bet­ te r nftdf the long wnit for it is withIn reason and reach. France may be our ally but she pulls some funny stunts that give rise to the question of whether Franco Is not tho greatest friend of Franco in the world. Her actions gave riso to this question after the war when she grabbed everything in sight from America and her actions now in want­ ing more navy than any other power Would indicate thnt snme spirit. Sanford Daily Herald is to be con­ gratulated on its splendid 24 page Christmas edition of yesterday and the Palm Beach Post also had a 24 page edition for the snme date nnd the Daytonn Journal and St. Augus­ tine Record had dandles. All of these specials were well patronized by advertisers and gotten up In metropolitan style.—DcLand News. , Under tho caption "Use Your Glad Hand," tho St. Petersburg Times pub­ lishes un editorial which could be profited by in other towns also. Tho Sunshine City paper says: “There are in 8L Petersburg today many new­ comers—winter visitors here for the firs t time. Greet these visitors with nlm l hand.'I 'your glad Make them feel Ourt you do your best to make them glad for the same reason. Not only the newcomers, but the old friends back again for nnothcr season in God's best climnto should have your hearty welcome to ring In their ears and bring them to a realization that our interest in them is not entirely mercenary. Don’t be ufrnid to stick out 'your glad hand'." ltn n /1 ,.L » * 1. . . . . . THREE CHEERS Congress hns passed a now revenue act roducing Federal taxes $835,000,000 a year. Six months ago the government could not ennet the Adjusted Componu s u r * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a s i n s n s s s apm d you* would It do for youu to iperia Christmas money honestly this year? We mean, how would It do for you to buy only honest gifts—gifts th a t actually represent your kindly feeling and your sincere desire to give pleas* ure to t)ie recipient? We mean, too, how would It do for you to refrain from buying gifts th a t are more expensive than you can afford, Just because you feel th a t such gifts ara "expected" from you or th a t such gifts will curry favor* with the persons to whom you give them? Could yo go down town with a ten* dollar bill to buy a ten-dollar g ift for an influential friend and wind up by using the ten dollars for ten ons-dol-, ta r.g ifts for ten unlnfloential little children and then be content to send CHRISTMAS GIFT your influential friend Just a cheery "Merry Christmas"? Strength of character is undoubt* ly requires for folks to be honest a l Christmas time. There is so much AwVy wlth all o f them! snobbery, so much kow-towing, so FRUIT CAKE N U ra,. RAJ8JN8.. , CANDIED FRUITS PLUM or.FlQ PUDDING and CHiUfifMAB CAN DIFS When you wear out your clothes you can wear them in again. ---------------------■ "By heaven, she's painted." "Yes, sir; and by heaven only." Dictionary of t)notation* On a pork pie—"I Mi?*, from dreams of thee in the first sweet sleep 0/ night."—Shelley. Hazel l£nutt says if your wife won't do housework, what’s the use of look­ ing further. Thought For the Day We pbould give a* we receive, cheerfully, quickly and without hssitation;' for there is no grace in a benefit th at sticks to the fingers.— Seneca. “Two Ford cars were following each other on an Irish road when a man asked another what time it was. He looked at his watch opd said: ‘Look ENCOURAGEMENT OF LAW OB­ at those cars and you can tell the SERVANCE NECESSARY time of day.' The man looked and said: ‘I belnve it’s tin after tin .'" One of the reasons for the general Hint to Our Dairyman lack of law enforcement in this coun­ If u cow is fresh, ignore her and try Is the existence of such a multi­ don't laugh a t her jokes. tude of useless, petty laws. But this is no excuse. What was Jennie's maiden nam e?' Law is law—here the considera­ He maiden 'ame was to got m ar tio n should end. Under our system of government wo elect representa­ A negro washerwoman is not nec­ tives to make our laws and after they essarily drunk when she gets three are made the principle of good citizen­ sheets in the wind. ship requires that they be observed. When the so-called best citizons treat Whnt I)o You Think of This? laws as inconsequential inconvenienc­ Before cutting a man’s head off in es, what enn be expected of the class China, the authorities considerately of lawlessly-inclined? make him intoxicated. The beauty of And yet many of the laws written this, apparently is that the man can on the statute books might as well get drunk and wnke up next morning not be there—in fact, they do more without a head on him. harm than good, since an unenforced law encourages general slackness in THE WHOLE WORKS enforcement, A law that cannot bo enforced A traveling salesman, according to Ishould never be passedl It sorves no The Vocational Committee of the Busan enstern exchange, visited n small I purpose other thun to stimulate law­ inass and Professional Woman’s Club town and sold the proprietor of its lessness, and a t best the country has requests all young wv^ien desiring general store some merchandise. too much of this. When tho goods arrived they were . Generalizing on the subject of law employment to register a t the First not ns represented and the merchant enforcement, The Miami , Herald National Bank, and business men reuirlng help to consult register. consequently returned them. Tho makes an excellent point, saying: The house attempted to collect the “This regulatibn of the individual bill and drew a sight draft on tho with reference to his relations with merchant through the local bank, those around him, we call Inw. Tho which returned the drnft unhonored. law is made that all may understand The house wrote the postmaster their duties, one to the other and to about the financial standing of tho the social organization, and that none merchant and the postmaster laconi­ may be permitted to impose upon his cally replied with an o. k. neighbor or unduly stretch his own By return mail the house request­ pleasures to the detriment of those ed the postmaster to secure a lawyer nround him. Simply stated, thut is to collect the amount and received tho the reason why men would hnvo more following reply: happiness and would prosper more if “The undersigned is the merchant they would obey the law." , Unfortunately, many individuals of whom you uttomptod to palm off your worthless goods. The under­ have come to look upon laws as barsigned is the president and owner riors in the path of personal liberty, of the bank to which you sent your which causes them to regard a!! laws sight draft. Th0 undersigned is the more or less through eyes of suspic­ postmaster to whom you wrote and ion. But the real purpose of law is the undersigned iu the lawyer whose not to deprive any many of his rights; senices you sought to obtain for it is to make every man Baft in his your nefarious business. If the rights. However, laws are enacted in such undersigned were' not also the preach­ volumes that the ordinary citizen is er of the church at this place, ho kept busy trying to stay within would tell you to go to hell."—Ex­ bounds. What was permissable a change. few years ago is illegal today, and so The charm of Electrical Gifta it goes. Before we can get down to lies in this fact:—they keep MAIL ORDERS tho rock-bottom of enforcement, it right on serving and pleasing seems, muny of the petty laws must year after year. Electrical Ap­ be abolished and proper emphasis pliances are the "little servants every town in Florida. Leesburg, placed upon the fundamental laws. of the Home" so much in demand not as large as Sarasota, in tho More and more our system of humun in modem housekeeping. months of September, October and relations is becoming entangled in Could any gift be more appropriate November, sent out of town 2,020 technicalities, and while some of these to express a lasting regard? orders amounting to 617,881.50. In details arc necessary, too many of There are so many things to choose year's timo, this would; amount to them aro tediously involving.—Flori­ da Metropolis. from at this Electrical Shop—Perco­ over seventy thousnnd dollars, which lators, Washing Machines, Electric is more thnn that city will pay for Irons, Vacuum Sweepers. By all her part of tho asphalt paving on means give Electrical Gifts and ev­ her streets. We have reason to be­ ery member of the household will lieve ta a t Sarasota, spends annually bless you on Christmas and every day with . Chicago, mail houses Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ thereafter. much jporejhan this, and y^t when it siring tunings phone Valdes UotsL Is necessary to give notes to keep the schools going for the full term the opines on those notes will not be EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Sears, Roebuck 4 Co., or Montgomery Ward 4 Co., but J, E, Battle, P. H. Levy Q. L. Thac’.cr and other S a n ■ ia a i^ * g M > fl' llllll>,l,,ll,llllllll,,lllllll,,lll,ll,lllllllll,lW llll,,iai1111 O * . * f _ .M B ■ iota marLkants, Would ; it i>. t be a l good idea, since .the Sarasota people are contributing so larg ely , to the prosperity of mail order houses, th at the next time the merchants ara solicited for their endorsement on notes to keep tho schools going, to widen Main street, build the'w hite' P r ic e s OC.any.qf the. dozens other 302 French, Ne*r Depot calu thatit w(U wiU bo mads mods upon upon' them ,fojj,funds, the secretary qf the bef, of* commerce Uhe up the with the two’’houses mention*! P ro p rie to rs solicit n generous* contribution from them,—Sarasota Times. fls s s s s s s i Employment Bureau of Sanford MAKE IT AN of Utility and Economy The ladiea of th e Baptist Church will hold thair annual hazaar on Frlday and Saturday, December 1C arid 17. Place will be announced later, 219-tfc CURLING IRONS only ------ -------3db. IRONS with Curling Irons .... 6*lb, IRONS, only _________ GRILLS, only ...... TOASTERS, only ---------- ---PBRCULATOR8, o n l y ___ _______ TH E STRONGEST GUARANTEED TIRE MADE Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines on Easy Payments Fabrics $ 9.80 in eTery socket for better and bright $12.50 er lights $19.15 I$21.75 ] $25.35 ! $26.60 Put Edison Lamps 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. $27.25 ' Henry McLaulin, Jr. $33*40 $34.50 $43.65 Sizes 30x3 30x3 Zj 32x3 Vi 31x4 32x4 38x4 34x4 32x4'/, 33x1 Vi 35x5 OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST .GIFTS. OlfLANpO, FLA Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated BYES EXAMINBD 212 East. 1st St. Sanford. Fla. WB GRIND OVR .OWN LENS$L. EXPERT INSURANCE 8BRVICB I represent progressive, modem In­ surance old-line companies and am prompt in rendering you expert serv­ ice in securing for you Just what you want in life insurance on the plan suited to your present and future need. Endowment, monthly income plans, and automobile and fire in­ surance. Write or phone me to call, W. J. THIGPEN. In our show windows, come in and look around —we have Something for all of the family. OUR REPAIRING IS UNEXCELLED FOR QUALITY fr DURABILITY Piano Owners, Notice! Mack the Piano Tuner” To make Christmas day all the more enjoyable do not forget to order! Learn a Useful Thing Daily The Dark Ages, ware from the 6th to the 14th centuries. We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early.” Too many have said it before and it la al­ most a joke. But we can s iy without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plif? that doing your Christman shopping will cause you no fc^r because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. - I N SHOPPING AND IN j&VJEfhTD ,j l F E — It comes to you with full force that yop have not been saving as you should; There is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come iu and let us tell you about it. Christmas brings it home to you with full force. Reasonable mm & fry SAVE YOU MONEY Write ns GENERAL REPAIRING West First SL Old Ford Garage Empire Hotel ORLANDO, FLO! Phone No. 447-W TO THE PUBLIC TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician .9:00 a. % . 3:30 p .* .lia o a .* . 5:00 p .* E. E. HOGAN �rr4 K:r r m . ■• , . , ■ rf - ■ •' WELFARE DEPARTMENT ‘K'j -2 2 L 2 2 » * ta H * • »•* 4 .4 »4 i t, r-. *• #m ■**■$ »The Welfar0 Department of tba Woman's Club y lll hqjd jtholr reg«l^r meeting Wednesday afternoon at 9sptcillUy to We iwiowmg wno »o three o’clock at -the Club rooma. A gorwrously made our b ataar a success: good attendance la desired. ' ^pljar Coffee Co; Perkins A Britt; QcoXgo s Pcor 4 Sonj S tar Theatre;1 Christmas Candies, Whitman!*, Rower A Roumlllat; L, P. McCuller; Huylor’a, Wiley’s and Log Cabin Pe­ Dean Turner; and Herald Printing can nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Storn. Co. 227-tfc Chriatmae Cigars, boxes $1.10 to Christmas Cnrds, Tags and Seals at $5.00.—Bower A Roumlllat. . 281-4to] Bowor A Roumlllat’s. 281-4tc SANFORD’S TEMPI Up to 80 and heavy fog to­ day. Three fogs . mean & rain .and a rain means.cold weathor and cold weather means business for every­ body Including tho wood man. 5:40.A. M. DEC. 20, 1921 M aximum..................... 80 Minimum ...................... 68 Rango ........— ........ ,flO Barometer .......______30.30 North and cloudy. Christmas Cards, Tags and Seals at Bowor A Roumlllat's. 231-4tc | Silk Socks in Xmas Boxes? ■ And Neckwear? Yes! And | B athrobes? Yon just bet 3 we can get them. I know of 1 tjie bestest place th at c^rri,es | all these nice gift? for the | man and that’s where I can S be found. I have headquarjj te rsa t— iJi WM THE WEATHER For.Florida: Partly olotidy tonight and Wednesday; probably, rain Irt axtremo North portion Wednesday; warmer In extreme north portion. The Fam ily’s, Xmas Gift narvaanmiiianaM Mr- ad Mrs. Hoy Symea of Winter Pnrk| wore calling on their many Sanford friends today. Mr. and Mrs. F, E. Boumillnt aro rejoicing T'or the urrivul of ,n fhip buhy daughter. The little Indy enmo in time to be u Christmas present for her little brother Francis. » A number of good used cars at prices and terms to suit B. & 0. Motor Co. ■ The Pipe Beautiful Tho report that tho men at "tKo shops hnvo been Iniil off is grontly ex ngo rated. Out of about 275 111011 working at tho shops some 57 will bo laid off next Saturday. These men will be from tho classified repair ■ shops and will not include any fore­ men nnd will affect the monthly pay roll to a much smaller degree than was first reported. TVVVTVVVVfVWVVVVMMHIV?IWfT W P b , T r ia n g l e THE GENUI NE B A K E L I T E From a aoUUorin the A. E. F. Army of occupation, tho manufacturerr of .tho* W*D C Triangle Dakelito received thlt# "The Dakelito mouth piece has stood tho test. It Is much stronger than the amber mouth piece thst the German meenchaum plpea bate. Many Gennana believe that it ia a real amber item. While the pipe . ^ a been scraped and scraped, nolhjng but the top of the bowl ia worn out. o have noiblug to add to this, except to aay tolas into our atore sou take a look at the W D C Triaagle Bakelile. J O E ’S S M O K E H O U S E g ,.J\tES'£,FIItST • V p * m »n *a***» 1111 t ****aiAl - =»|f f H o s p ita l E x p e r ie n c e P r o v e s T h at F ree N erves M ea n H e a lth A.. . .• • Tho late Alfred Walton, M. D„ D. C., of Philadelphia, was undoubtodly among tho foremost physicians and surgeons of the Inst generation. A graduate of Harvard Medical College (lH7i>), ouo tln'o President and Chief of tho -Surgical -Division of tho Essex County {Now(Jersey) Hospltnl, and corresponding fellow of tho Maino Acndomy <jf (Medicinu and Science, ho was not contonLto follow the .beaten path, but investigated for himself all that was new in tho healing arts, and Into in life took up Chiropractic. In a book of which ho waa tho author, appenrsithe-followlng: , . , , i “That pressure upon a norve interferes with its conductivity, anti that this interference p r e y e d thmpart, or-organ, to -« h l* i« w J I W is n conveyor of vital onefgyrftom performing Its ona. ' ; ' arc facts vorified dally In every hospital In tho land. 10 on Y 9 0 tlon that cannatfao, is: Does t ^ i g h l vostebrnl displacement cal ad m a Hub-luxatlpnimroducd enoughi pressure upon tho Bervea. n W It cotncs li\ contact to bo the cause of dlseaso? The cs noriv tho clinical fact, that aa soon as tho detected sub-luxation is prop Y ■ ««lJustadi n»d t ^ r m a l i f l p w of msntal impure" become rq-c.tabllah eti, nature.invariably eshablishes health.” 5 s I j C o n s u lta tio n a n d A n a ly s is F re e 9.K p a f f l ® ® , LADY ATTfiNDANT vr •ti-'-i » ■ . M J You, Can Find the Namo of B* : Every Live Professional and M ) Business Man in Sanford1in l*« i This Column Each Day toi 1 ( MU iF tN ia x iia m iiiita M i " 1 ’■ v *f*.'' ."f -1--- 'V,a» NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FINISHED. EASY TERMS Other Bargains in Real Estate A. C o n n elly IP . George A. peCottes ==^=ai * n : AND BUSINESS S : DIRECTORY : I,. Urban May has taken up a posi­ tion ns salesman of the Dodge enrs and obtained a divorce from the Lex­ A tto rn e y -a t-L a w ington cars. Urban Ih one of tho ; Over Seminole County Bank livliest automobile salesmen in tho SANFORD -:- FLORIDA state of Florida nnd ho will push tho snles of Dodge cars in this territory. DISTRIBUTORS 209 Park Avenue. Sanford ■ is. Sanford stores nr0 open at nights nnd are doing n fine business. Open and Closed Models in Stock ii Ru on n* im n* mi .r" 's .< or Hupmobile »• S a r i f o t ’d , F i d . s /WltilU And Sanford Is crowded with shop­ pers today. LEXINGTON ' Ittlil .--a : T //f S W f l f r /r 'd r / s Grcnt shopping weather. Moke It a . *oc 8 Th0 Kotarinnu held their regular weekly luncheonut tho Valdez today, and discussed mnny good things for tho benefit of tho club nnd of tho public in general. Tho needy folks of tho community wero looked after by n special committee who will dispenno Christmns choer for tho Rotnrinns and it was also derided to hold Ladies night on the second Tuesday night in January at which time the special entertainment committee will put on some stunts nnd probably huvo dancing. «; . — n— i --------------CONDUCTOR A- A, STONE KILLED ; AT INVEBNKHS HARTFQRD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First Geo. W. Knight Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau:. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Womcnfs, jplub requests all young women desiring Iemployment to register nt the First National Bank. AGNES O. BERNER, Chairman Sanford Machine & Ppapdry|Co. v,„kl General Machine nnd Roller Works Automobile Flywheel fjteel Goar bands in stock Crank 8hafta Re-turned ■- r . - . . i . A. A, Stone, conductor on Atlantic ConBt Lino, extra freight - No. 8Q0, north-hound from Lakeland to High FOR SERVICE Springs, wns instantly killed at 12:-15 r.ili M0-.I "’"lock this morning at Inverness. W. If MVI.ING. Prop, Dotulls |0 * tV- accident, wc-? hrmgh{ to Lakeland by Coust Lino train crcwH, who ntate that Conduotor OF ALL KINDS Stone atopped naross tho track direct­ ly in front of tho approaching engine. He hoionged to tho order of Railway Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Conductors, nnd had roomi nt the residence of Mrs. Lohr, 401 South Now York nvenua,, ia. Lakeland. ttt Thero aarvice, his motljcr, who ia ----------------- r r r r — living In Macon, Georgia, and ono . *» .'..I ’ -i i r«T.T son, a baseball pitcher at Mercor W. T. ROBERTS, Agent University., Engineer Henry Brower, 8anford. , -;T, , F)pflda j*hR„was wj tho engine which enueed .,w p n p . Cj(ductor Stone’s death, brought Miel D fcL IV tiK ^ H E hofly to Lakeland this morning kop ^ * ’4—1HTwA' train 213, turning It over to Gentry Storage Facilities .*• . , and Futch. Emerson Barbor, flag­ If we ple$s« yon, t$U pthers; if aw man, qf, t.kfi .extra, finished the run to -tall ua, iPhone ‘418 . Hlgh..^RvingM»for Conductor Stona.,,/ Arrangements for tho funeral hava not yet Uo«n complotodHl i ; Public Accountant| Audit*—Systema -------laeoaie Taa-Beael— ( A sad-, f«a{u*p -q f it ha tledth Is that thla^vas to bo Condpqr Oriando, tor Stone’s final .trip as an empl qya# Mione 352 of I ho Atlantic Coast- Line. He hajd Repair planned to go to High ank rctum >on this ran, ad thetprocoed- to L ted l J f lf S f c lP 1 it vr e. ^ c o a ’.iUe()f«;vtft'8pqi)dvtIhn*Chr|4%l rM»s,.b$M<tof» flt b . WP WptJ)4rhad Intimated to friends that ho ibfu| I l f t t a l Mfi.wl'iv.niM n concluded to retire permanently fpqm MSanfortre New Hotel” -•lliIVP conductor.— *flJ* -Up Per Day 'Lakeland Tefogram. Sanford Steam Laundry Acteyl^ne Yielding SanfortJ Welding Co, itfsbiiA N cE N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Quick Service TraH&fei H, -W. NICKERSON Auto R H d i^ r /.•ivV , Jw‘ ‘AHJ'JJLj I'vV- k CLASSIFIED ADS |aVMaaBaHa Classified advertisements, S cents a line. No ad taken for Ic u th*B 25 cents, and .positively jy> classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 montha ojtb Cross setter and pointer. GuaronFOR SALE—I’npor shell pecans, 801 not 8un "hY- R«*<*Y for b„ronWr/XMocnolln Ownor lonving for north. Sucrlflca 'for $50,00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla. FOR SALE—Large baby enrringo, In 228-4tp good condition, l’rico good. Phono l’oat curds—local vtowa—le each a t -107-W or call Sanford Heights, Mrs.] the Herald oifiee. Robinson. 230-fltc FOR SALE—bodge Touring Cnr,j used only few months in ,first class I _ , # l C-----condition $500. cnBh. Can ho Beotl b OR R E N T ^ room furnished house, mil Kniiu.ii.n r. .IH, n at Millers wnrehonso, address Dr. C< phono 57fl between 6and 0 o’clock 231-Qto V. Jessup, KJtommlng, Pa. 230-fltc p. m. FOR RENT—Furalahod flat with'^TFCU\\SALE—J ^ h t vqp?-!v«je-.with rago,' 014 MyrtloAve. 223-tfo bath. Immedlnto possession. Smull pnyment down, long timo on balance. FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Purk nu*. 178-tfo Soa Lano or address Box 782, Daytons, Fin, IQD-Tu-Sat*4w FOR RENT—2 furnished bed" FOR SALE—Ono Daisy chum. Coll ^I’hono 437-W, corner Elm & 105-tfo 204-tfc Street. 415- W« -.T FOR .SALE (OR R E N 1 V - 8 - r o o m o d | —^TYOfuyifur|iti»Iiotl rooqts, house, 1011 Onk avo. Phono 283-J.I kitchenette, sleeping porch, private 218-tfc entrance, 11th street, Sanford AvaFOR SALE CHEAP—Gus range and tm ^ 0*1’ ■ ^ ^8,°-yP wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono FOR RENT—Half of store, with flno display window. No. 221 East F irst 283-J. . . i 218-tfc street, opposite postoffice. 230-tfo FOR sA l.E — Choice oranges nnd FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms to grnpafmtt for ChrlnLmus, $2,00 per gentlemen, 110 West Third 1st. box, sLnips $1.2'i, f. o. h. Osteon or , ,20Q-3t Sanford. Cush with ordor.—{F.. N. P|i(jno 0000. Purdy, Ostoniv Fin. . 227-OtP FOR , )kt:NT—One furq|$heA M room, also garaga. 110 Laurel Age. FbR SALEt-Ford cfisln drive truck, 109-tfo First $160j takes it. Seo Claronco a — --------------j a 131-3^1 [•Tm UfcNT—Two furnished Cranston, First St. FOR SALE—Socond fynnd Bnuoro1 rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-|fe piano, Knabo make, good action. I' b lt ichiN'f—Ilooins and kltchuanttesi Rricp. ,$00. Address Piano, cqrp pf Shlrloy Apt., opp. P. O, 220-2^tp Herald* ----227-Otp FOR RENT—Ono furnisKq3 npqytFOR .S/kLE-^i. rooin house, closo |n ,‘ mont. Apply 809 Magnolia-, S$n. , L • ou-7.a*« M M Sj, good location. A bargain. "H,” O. C. Catos. sa i-o tc : — care Herald office. r .- tfr WANTED—Desiro a five room furC o n tracto r and B uflfltr , , dnlshod apartment. Apply tq. i{jrald office,*: ■•■•^280-$tp SANFORD •!• •!• PLOItlD* JWANTED—Customer* fqy.fresh nulh, p n „ ng . „ n p „ i L raornln« *nd evening dsllverie«r-B. S a n f o r d C q i v ? i r u c ^ p f 4 >. L G*niion. pi.one 8711. loorst^rw CONTRACTORS AND BUILDSftp 204-tfc Plane* and 9pMtfica|kqi CbHit ■7TTT---- F?r - T Furnlahsd ........... AILWork Guaranteed.. • at * saiM H. T. ItACE P. O. Box H i m --- FOR SALE FOR RENT WAN+BD S. 6. siiinholaer SANFORD NOVELTY il [Mill WANTED 4arg* manufacturing company, 11 Invest $1,048.00. Addr***, P. m m .m * fan • Vfl i; ' rt'.‘fa.■ ■ l i . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, December 20, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald