3 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3392db36c51386e8515f912fa3b1e8b2.pdf f6f2a44e43ecbf0adaba9952d1a3dee9 PDF Text Text is II "Gb .Suktolhr IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME U VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLO R ID A , MONDAY, D EC EM B ER 19,1921 CIVIL WAR THREATENED IN IRELAND BY ULSTER -O PPO SE BOUNDARIES . ___ NUMBEfettO The Beginning of an'Endless Marcti AND MORE EXPLOSIONS • Proposed Revision of Lines Will Bring on More Talk GERMANY OFFERS TO PAY HALF OF REPARATIONS DUE NEW IRISH TREATY MEETING BETWEEN LLOYD GEORGE AND DKIAND I)ESCRIBED AS “FATAL” BIG STORM Warnings Sent to BroR» FLOODS BUFFALO er Advising Him to Leave There CAUSES HAVOC WRECKS VESSELS AND CAUSES! “'T ama™ _ . MAY BE A FAR MAY NOT SUIT DAIL EIREANN LONDON, Dec. 10.—Today's con­ AND CLOUDS ARE ON THE BUFFALO, Dec. 10.—A nlncty-fivo BUT POLICE ABE NOT TAKINfc ference In Downing street between HORIZON ANY CHANCES ON RADI­ ndlo an hour gale swept tho city yes Premier Lloyd George nnd tho French CAL OUTBREAK terdny, uprooting trees, tenrlng down promior, M. ilrinml, relative to ropnrn(n r The Associated Preee) chimneys, smashing pinto glnss win­ tions, is described by tho nowspnpers LONDON, Dec. 10.—Civil war In (Hr 1__ _____ _________ , dows nnd piling up tho water In tho NEW YORK, I)cc. 10.—Wall Ireland arising from Ulster’s oposl- hero as the most fateful sinco tho harbor to an unprecedented stnge. Street's principal financial Instl— tlon to tho proposed revision of her Versailles treaty was concluded. Ono man wns killed In tho storm. Tho meeting was arranged before tutions were guarded today la boundaries under tho Irish pcaco trea­ Tho damngo throughout tho city anticipation of another bomb ex­ ty is sorlously threatened according Germany’s officinl declaration of her 4 Hla gun has turned to rust, hia body turned to dust, but tho Amr-. wns great, hut heaviest losses oc­ inability to pay tho forthcoming re­ plosion, warning of which waa to tho political correspondent of tho lean Hero burlod Armlatlco Day at Arlington Notional Comotery goes curred nlong tho water front, whoro parations installments, nnd there is n sent to a broker advising him to marching on through the ages with thoao who lie In Flanders' poppy Westminster Gazetto. n 300-foot wireless tower wns demol­ holds. Thoao who stood at salute as his body was laid away saluted only disposition in some sections of tho lenve town or tho vicinity of tho ished, boat houses nnd small docks th t Soul of Freedom passing on. press to regard the German move ns a stock exchange. The police aro DUBLIN, Dec. 10.—Tho Dail Eirowore swept nwny nnd several hundred inclined to treat annonymous pre­ nnn remained in socrot session until maneuver to bring pressure to hear pleasure craft wero smashed or car­ diction with skeptlcsm but extra late Saturday night In an endenvor to on the premiers’ meeting. This view ried down tho river. precautions were taken. thrash out personal political difficul­ is confined mainly to tiiose newspa­ The property loss will run Into hun­ pers known for their strong advocacy ties among tho members, with tho dreds of thousands of dollars. prospect that it might como out into of a firmer allinnco between Grcnt A window hatch, torn from tho top TROUBLE AT DANCE Britain nnd France. Tho general public session today reconciled at least WINDS UP IN KILLING of a business block, fell on n passing to tho extent of presenting a solid opinion is that tho Wirth government OF MAN AND WOMAN nutomnhile killing Frank E. Klefor, front to tho world in their nttitudo has honestly tried to moot its obliga­ one of tho two occupants, and injur­ tions nnd that It will ho necessary to towards tho Anglo-Irish treaty. (llr The Anaorlnlrd I'rMa) ing tho other seriously. Tho hatch grant Germany a delay of a few CLEARWATER, Dec. 10.—C arter There appeared to bo no question went through tho windahiold nnd pin­ Pierson, residing between Tarpon Premier Briand so Informed American Ambassa­ lust night but that tho treaty would months, if not actual moratorium. ned Kiefer to tho sent. The automo­ According to tho Evening Standard, ho rotiflcd, hut in view of tho fact that bile, with both occupants unconscious, Springs and Oldsmur, wns arrested todor Harvey Last Night Germany has ofored to pny the allies so many momhers of tho Irish legisla­ ran about a block before it swerved J y ^ 8ho' ,f/ L|in,1,oy charged with the killing Snturdny night of Mrs. B. tive body wish to proclaim their re­ on account tho equivalent of 10,000,000 and crashed into a store front. (By The Associated Press) spective positions it was considered pounds in January, 11,000,000 or 12,­ Two women wore caught under « 1 • » " nnd “ ,ntnn)od hardly likely that a final vote could 000,000 pounds in February or about falling tree near the water front. O ne,"1 ” dnnc° «t Safety Harbor. Linda** LONDON, Dec. 19.—Franco will accept the original naval half tho nctunl sums duo, hut there is bo taken boforo next Wednesday. ratio as laid down by Secretary Hughes at the Washington con­ of thorn, Miss Margaret Cochrane, s u - Bnd “ >'> Plonwnr If reports reaching Dublin from no confirmation, either from Paris or ference, Premier Hrinnd informed George llnrvcy, American am­ stained both legs broken Her sis-,* brolh.rJn.taw of tho slain woman,. other parts of Ireland rnny bo accept­ Berlin, that such an offer has been bassador, at their meeting here last night. He authorized the ter Katharine, was Internally Injured,. o rd ered h « " ot to dn" “ wlt* D” : ed as correct, the general public ap­ made. M. Brlund, however, it is ambassador to notify the American government to that effect. nnd fireman had to cut away part of ,«'>«»• She disregarded his order and parently is becoming irritated a t the learned, rocoivcd the Gorman ambas­ The question of submarines waa not discussed. tho tree trunk before she could ho r e - ! P‘orBO» Bt«r‘t,d n" "[g u rn et. llinf)U(l | nesses mild Durrunco fired first. Whan delay in sottllng tho big quostion that sador at Paris, who made curtain ex­ The'wind, blowing from tho so u th -,|ho "hooting began the woman trtad is on everybody’s mind. Those roports planations, and it is considered possi­ imllcnto that tho general Irish pubic ble tho offor was made then. west, directly down Lake Erie, piled ° rBC«l,°' ,S#hft l>«»"«d between thn That there arc only two alterna­ up the water until Bird Island pier J'vo men ami foil dead with a bullet in would like to see the Doll quickly rat­ and Squaw Island were almost com- i hor Purrnnce, wounded, was r*ify tho treaty, and let tho Icodors of tives is tho common opinion hero— plotcly submerged. Nearly 100 sq u at-, "lovod ln, *»" automobile and died botho opposing fnctions settled their own oither to grnnb a morotnrium or insist that Germany is nlilc to pny, tho latter tors’ shanties were carried out in to , foro caching home. According to repolitical fights afterward. probably entailing tho fall of tho GerNiagara river. Their occupants wero l’“rtB from, Sutherland whoro Mra. mnn government. The reparations CO-OPERATIVE SELLING rescued by police, firemen and const Plo’ T nnd D“rrnnc® l,vod. ‘hoy won* commission, it is pointed out, may in­ guard crows. hurled yesterday afternoon although MUST STOP IN U. S. sist under article 231 of tho treaty of Physically and Politically Says British Journal of Three ferryboats used In tho service ‘ho coroner was not notified and no SAYS GOVERNMENT of liershrlu cmfwyd ETAOIN SESE between Buffalo and Fort Erie wore n(,UC8‘ W,,H hold, Versailles, that Germany provide Astrology piled up on the rocks between tho rivWASHINGTON , Dec. ID.—The proof of her inability to pny. 20 MILLIONS FOR RUS­ cr mid the canal. government today won its Huit to com­ (llr The Associated I'rraa) when the planets Mars and Mucury At Tonnwunda tho wnto roso eight SIANS RELIEF PLAN pel members of the American Hard­ PEACEFUL PICKETING LONDON, Dec. 10.—Tho year 1020 feet above normal, flooding the Inrge will bo in conjunction. “Six years wood manufacturerx Association to CAN BE WORKED WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—A bOT is destined to shake tho world to its later the great Armageddon is to take lumber ynrds thoro nnd carrying terminate co-operative selling meth­ • BY ARIZONA ACT foundation, both physically nnd polit­ place. It will he final conflict be­ thousands of feet of timber into tho j authorizing the President to expend ods nnd agreements alleged to luvo A $20,000,000 out of thq funds of tho tween Mohammedanism, allied with river nnd over Ningnrn Fulls. been adopted fo r tho purposo of elim­ ically. Thcro will bo succession of ttljr The Ainorlnlrd I'rrss) dredge anchored off Grand Island bo­ United States grain corporation fo r Bolshevism against united Anglo-Sax­ inating competition among themselves WASHINGTON, Doc. 10.—Tho Ari­ plngurs, famines, floods, shipwrecks, on world. It will end in universal gan to drift townrd tho falls, hut man­ relief of tho distressed nnd starving: nnd to mnintnin and incrcnso prices. zona net of 1013 prohibiting tho issu­ rioting nnd revolution, no says tho pence in 1032 hut so few of us will lio aged to find nnchorngo by digging its pooplo of Husnia wns passed SatUr* ance of injunctions restraining picket­ Britsih Journal of Astrology, which left chut pcnco would happen anyhow,” Htecl dipper into the mud on tho rivor day by the House, 111 to fit. BASKET BALL GAME ing in effect was upheld by tho Su­ bed. has drawn horoscope for that year, says the Hoorscope. Opponents of the measure fought preme court today so far ns it pre­ AT PARISH HOUSE Soldom has such a volume of wator it to tho last nnd forced roll cnll on SANFORI) VS I)E LAND vents court interference with peaceful poured over the brink of the Niugurn tho ground thnt tho vote ns announc­ picketing. cat met as yesterday. Tho waters of ed did not Include n quorum of tho The first basket hall game of the I.ako Erie, crowded into tho Ningnrn House. Tho roll call resultud 181 season will bo played at tho Parish KANSAS CITY SPECIAL rivor, caused a swirling flood whore to 71, and tho hill now goes to. tit*. House tomorrow night between San­ ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY usually there aro only a few scant Senate. ford nnd Do Land. WRECKED IN ALABAMA inches. Floods poured over tho preci­ Turn out nnd help the home folks In wrangling over the measuro thip pice, so that tho pier of tho Mnid of win. (lly Thr Assoelatrd I'rraa) Houso attempted to chop It to pioco tho Mist was submerged. ANNISTON, Ain., Dec. 10.—Firewith amendments. The first actua Many islands just nbovo- the falls tnnn was killed nnd several persons MRS. KIRBY CONVICTED tost wns on an amendment by Repre­ wero submerged for tho first timo in injured when tho Kansas City special sentative Bankhead, Democrat, AtaFOR MANSLAUGIIER Ocala High School Wants Two Weeks Off Instead years. Grcnt property damage wns hnmn, to rcduco tho amount from IN MICHIGAN TODAY on tho Southern Railway wns wrecked done on tho upper river between Luof One at Tnrsus, near hero ut noon today. .Salle and Niagara Falls to riverside twenty million to ten million, which ADRIN, Mich., Dec 10.—M rs.'htat- Aong tho seriously injured is Engi­ boat houses and motor bunts. One wns defented 78 to 00. tio Kirby, prominont stnte tempor- neer S. T. Watkins, of Atlanta, and (llr The Associated I'rraa) chooring marched through tho streets estimate of tho property loss there Is There hnd been two solid hours o f anco worker, accused of * man­ two mail clerks. OCALA, Doc. 10.—Students of Ocnla to the officu of tho county superin­ debate during which a flood of olo$300,000. No loss of lifo reported. All slaughter in connection with tho dis­ High School today wont on n Htrlko tendent of public instruction whoro qurnco wns let looso on tho argu­ S. G. Slowly of Jacksonville, is In nn effort to cnforco tho demnnd they asked for additional wcok off. Tho tho large lake hunts here weathered appearance of infant of her u n ­ ment thnt tho stnrving children a t married dnUghtor, was convicted in stopping at the Montezuma while in thnt they be given two wcekH vacation superintendent Btutcd thnt under tho the storm. Homo' dragged their an­ Russln regardless of tho bolthaitib chors, but nono wan benched. the city on business. Circuit Court hero today. during tho holidays instead of ono law they could bo given only ono wcok Thtco gasoline fishing boats woro ruin thnt ha dbrought about tholr week as announced by the faculty. At nnd ho could do nothing for them. At sunk in tho harbor at Dunkirk. distress should havo tholr cry fp r tho hour of oponing school this morn­ 11 o'clock tho studenta wore still on bread silenced with American food, OUR JOYFULEST FEAST ing instead of entering tho cinss rooms u strike nnd the faculty and populnr whon n new fight wns started over MOTOR BOAT FOR PARTIES tho students formed procossion nnd sympathy wore with tho students. proposals to tonr tho bill to pieces. So, now is como our joyful’st fcnstl ' * Capt. G. E. Atkinson has arrived in Let every man bo jolly, tho city and will operate his now mo­ FLORIDA EDITOR SEES A Each room with ivy leaves is drust BOOZE I'A r TY WINDS UP IN FOUR BIG HANGARS tor boat “Sanford” on Lako Monroe And every post with holly. FUTURE AT MUSSEL SUOALS DESTROYED BY FIHE AT SCRAP; TWO, MEN KILLED in passengor sorvlco between Sanford Now nil our neighbors’ chimneys smoke LANGLEY FIELD TODAY and Enterprise on a schedule to he And Christmas blocks are burning; (Hr The Associated Press) KEY WEST, Dec. 10.—Marcy 8 . announced lator. Tho motor boat will Tholr ovens they with linked meats choke NEWPORT NEWS, Doc. 10.—Four HUNTSVILLE, ALA., Dec. 10.— also be avallablo for parties for hunt­ Darnnll, formerly editor of tho Citi­ And all tholr spits aro turning. hugo frame hangnrs at Langloy Field WUi'Rickotts, local enfu proprietor, is ing and fishing, otc, This is some­ zen, who recently disposed of hta fi*So run tho linos of an old ballad nnd so run our thoughts today. Whnt- woro destroyed by flro this morning, dead, Fred Mautoror, son of a local thing that Sanford has needed and the torcat in tho Key Weat Cftfam ovor may bo on pur Christmas board tho sauco for it al will bo tho lovo and tho loss wns two hundred thousand. merchant, ip a dying condition and, now boat will fill a long felt wont. Publishing Company has purchMe4* good will thnt wo bear to mankind, an echo of that song of tho ages, “Penco on Ono Martin bombing plane was de­ flvo five girls In Jail charged with Capt. Atkinson is accompanied by his tho Herald, a weekly newspaper a t stroyed. murder and assault with intent to son and family, hoa son having been Florence, Alabama, according to earth, good will toward men.” murder, as tho result of u fight here In tho U. 3. navy during the war and word rocolved hore by former bust• It is a pretty custom in somo homos to plnco “tho stranger’s plate” on last night. Tho girls declined to make In tho U. S. Shipping Board sorvlco tho Christmas table and bid tho unoxpoctod, tho not unwolcomo, guost como DEPUTY AND STRIKER no** associates, Mr, Darnell, ia n statement. KILLED AT SIOUX CITY In. It is suggestive of tho sharing of tho cup which provod to be tho holy as was hit. father. Thoy will put on gaining control of tho Herald atao IN PACKER’S STRIKE grail in tho story so beautifully told by tho poet Lowell in "The Vision of Sir Ricketts and Mautercr were shot In tholr now service oftor tho flrzt of purchased a Job shop operated in con­ what was described as a free-for-all January and Sanford la giving thorn a nection with tho publication. F hns Launfal.” SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Doc. 10.—Dep­ fight In a houso in tho suburbs as ihd warm wolcomo. This custom might bring gladness to many homos whoro theio is no op­ tnco la almost within a rtone’a throw uty Sheriff Jones and Hessen Kalcd, climax to a gay party In which a doz­ portunity to lengthen the board for tho entertainment of returning mombors of tho Mussel Shoals^ ntyrato «*if of the family. In Florida there should bo no bpa^i} lacking in good cheer and packers strike sympathizer, both wet* en participated Police reported tho Mr. and Mre. H. T. Brown, of Lu- power development and la the trail­ enough of good things to oat to satisfy hungry hearts nnd kcon nppotltos.— fatally wounded in a gun fight early discovery of cvldoft'co that whlskoy collow, 3. C., are spending zone time ing center for many employes of tho today and died In a hospital lator. flowed freely. hore at tho Montezuma. S. W. Partridge. plant*. FRANCE WILL ACCEPT ORIGINAL NAVAL RATIO LAID DOWN BY HUGHES WORLD WILL BE SHAKEN TO THE VERY FOUNDATIONS IN THE YEAR OF 1926 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GO ON A STRIKE TODAY, DEMANDING MORE HOLIDAYS �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1911 Newly Elected Com­ mander U. C. Veterans Has Fine Army Record Pioneer of Crescent City Wears'New Honor Most Gracefully (B r T i e A H M la ie l Preaa) CRESCENT CITY, Dec. 17.—Mnjor General John H. Harp, of this city, newly elected commander of tho Flor­ ida division, Unitod Confederate Vet­ erans, is a native of Georgia, a son of tho Into M. I. Harp, who prior to the w ar betweon the statos was a prosperous planter of near Dawson, and who gave four sons to tho Con­ federate army. Of tho feur brothers only General Harp survived tho war. Ono brother, James D. Harp, was killed at tho bnttlo of Sharprfburg, Md., in September, 1802, and his body was left on tho field} another, Lieut. William G. FAVORABLE CONDITION Harp, was killed nt tho battle of (JooFLORIDA FARM CROPS sahntchlc, S. C., with tho colors of his SHOWN IN REPORT regiment in hit hand, and neither his body nor the flnw was recovered; Al­ onzo F. Harp, was mortally wounded at tho battlo of Konncsaw Mountain, died a few days later and his body j was brought homo by his fathor and . burlod on tho plantation, nenr the °* Crop‘Estimates hero. Planting of family residence. onts is well advnnced with tho condiTho now commander of the Fioridn llon of cnr,y plantings excellent prevoterans, now ono of tho lnrgcst or- pnrntlon of ground for cnrly Irish poango growers of this section, enlisted ,t«tocs is about completed and wlntor in tho First Goorgin Infantry in Oc- Krn*ing cropB are furnishing good pnstobor, 1801, at tho ago of 17, and was turo the ranges continuing to bo mustered out on April 8, 1801, only to ' fnirl>’ K001*- Cool wenther is improvro-onlist soon after In tho Fifth Geor- inK tho quality of citrus fruits, gin nt Dawson, in which regimont ho I Popper and eggplant nro moving in romnined until tho surrender of his cnr l°tH* the condition of early strawcommand a t nentonville, N. C., in flic berries Is favorable and crol woathor spring of 1805, jis improving tho condition of cabbage General Harp served ns a private !nn,l lettuce. • through most of his army experience| A largo watermelon acreage in bealthough ho was finally appointed n *nK prepared for next spring and in­ first corporal. Ho was n member of dications point to an incrousc in nercCompnny E. His regiment was en- nK° °f truck crops in northwest Florigaged in what is known as tho W est-'‘l* t,lis season, orn army, and ho served under Iirax'f ho condition if livestock in fully up ton Bragg, Albert Sidney Johnson, to tho average at thin time nnd n large Hood, Hardee, and finally under Jos- 'quantity of pork is being cured by oph E. Johnston. General Ilarp was formers during continued cool wenthwoundod three times—nt Chlcknmnu- ur- children present upon this happy oc­ WATCH GIVEN PRBSIDENT BOARD OF TRADE casion to help them celebrate, and an informal reception was held In the everting which many hundreds of their friends attended. Tho Ferran family aro among the pioneer residents of Eustis, being among tho first residents of that city and living there for tho past forty years or more. They were the recipients of many beautiful tokens of tho love and esteem in which they arc hold in Lako county. The "can" is to bo found in both American nnd Cnnndinii. r ho con­ ference might make a note of this fact.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Obregon is cutting tho Mexican army in half. That menns 407 gen­ erals nnd two privntes added to tho FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING AT EUSTIS army of unemployment. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrnshcr nnd Tho Chinese delegates hnvo one daughter, Mrs. J, D. Woodruff hnvo advantage. Whatever they do, most returned from Eustis where they ntof tho folks back home will never tendod tho flftioth anniversary of hear about It. tho wedding of Mr nnd Mrs. E. L. Ferrnn the pnrents of Mrs. Thrasher. Tho three great aids to the health Tho celebration wns n surprise to Mr. of Amcricnns are fresh nir, plain nnd Mrs. Ferrnn nnd their many food, nnd the ruling thnt beer isn’t friends camo upon them unaware. medicine. i AGreatPiduiization of the famous Trail-breaking Expedition of Capt. JonnCFremontinl848 to theCalifomiaGoldReids Indian? Pioneer? ',Gold Rush Stockade? Battle? Prairie Fire? KitCar?on Tomahavk? *V***ti »** F o rt? T ra p p e r? U n iv e rs a l p r e s e n ts Red B looded American History Chapter Play N ERSoItheW EST .* ACT ACORD This is not a Blood and Thunder Serial, but a real chapter play depict­ ing true historical incidents during frontier days. It begins Monday, December 19th. FREE MATINEE on the opening day. BIVINS-HERNDON A brilliant and beautiful event of intorcst to a wldo circle of friends, was tho marringo today nt high noon of Miss Norma Herndon nnd Llout. Hugh Albort Bivins, of Garlstrom Fiold, Arcadia, which was solemnised nt Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Rev. A. S. Peck officiating, in the presenco of many friends nnd relatives of tho young people. Tho decorntions were of wonderous beauty, hnndsomo palms encircling tho edifice, nnd being nrrnngcd nbout tho chancol. Tho chnncol mil was on- of Miss Snrn Madro, organist: Tenor solo, "For You Alono" (P. J. O’Rcnlly), Mr. Mnurlco Hclston; contralto solo, "I Love You Truly" (Carrie Jac­ obs Bond), Mrs. Mnrion Giles; quar­ tette, “Bridny Chorus" (Lohengrin), Messrs. S. 0. Shinholscr, Ralph Wnrron, Maurice Helston nnd J. D. Park­ er; rcccssionnl, Mendelssohn’s Wed­ ding Mnrch. Tho bridal pnrty wns led by tho bride's ninid, Miss Esther Miller, and tho groom’s man, Lieut. Strnhm, who entered together, coining down tho center aisle, tnklng thoir places nt tho chnncol. Miss Miller wns lovely In n gold colored velvet costume, bolng fashioned long waist effect, nnd benutifully combined with gold colorod gcorgotto. With this wns worn a large blnck picturo hat. M I bs Miller carried n "Shophord’s S taff” with pink roses nnd Parma violets tied with pink tulle. Miss Mnrjorlo Clny, ns mnid of hon­ or, entered nlono. Her oxquisito frock of gornnium pink brocaded volvet wns mndo pnnel cffoct, with trimmings of self colored georgotto. Her lint wns n sninrt model of blnck lnce, nnd sho also carried n "Shophord’s stuff," with vnllcy 1lilies nnd I’nrmn violets tied with white tullo. The ushers were W alter Connelly, Jnmes Higgins, Ilnwkins Connally nnd Alfred Robson. Entering from tho vestry roam into tho church camo tho groom attended by his best ninn, Lieut. Patrick, who wns joined nt the chnncol by the bride. Tho bride, who entered with her father, B. W. Herndon, by whom sho wns given in mnrringo, wns n picturo of girlish loveliness, in hor handsome traveling costume of saphiro bluo chiffon velvet, mndo Itusslnn blouso effect, bnndod with wido bunds of fur. Hor lint wns n chic model of gold cloth, bnndod with fur nnd trimmed with touches of sapphire bluo velvet. Her flowers wero a shower bouquet of orchids and valley lillics. The beautiful marriage sorvico of the Episcopal church was used in unit­ ing tho two lives, the bothothnl cere­ mony tnking plaeo nt tho chnncol, fol­ lowed by tho final nuptial vows boforo tho nltnr whoro tho bride nnd groom knelt to receivo tho sacred bonodlctlon. Immediately following tho ceremony tho bridal party repaired to tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connolly whoro an elegant wedding broakfnst wns sorved, tho brldo and groom leaving during tho afternoon for n wedding trip, thoir destination boing unknown. Tho bride is tho only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon nnd is ono of Sanford’s loveliest girls. Sho is n general fnvorito with n host of friends nnd Binco tho announcement of hor approaching mnrringo, has boon tho honoroo nt n_anries of delightful prenuptial courtosios. Llout. Bivins Is from Elkin, N. C., and is from ono of tho most promi­ nent families of North Cnrollnn. Ho has many friends throughout tho Star To-day BETTY COMPSON in AT THE END OF THE WORLD” .. .. Also Striking Models and Fox News nt th® PRINCESS— Marie Provost in “Nobody’s Fool;’r also Comedy HISTORIC OLD STEAMER 3 HURT IN SMASIllIP ON PACIFIC COAST NEAR MOOREIIAVEH ARRIVES AT JACKSONVILLE MOORE HAVEN, Dec. 17._0n* man wns seriously injured and two young girls received injuries mor* or less serious, when thu nutomobll* in which they woro on route from Moore Haven to Lnbollo for n basket ball gnmo between tho high schools of the two places, wns wrecked today. Newman Ethorton, driver of y,, cnr, wns thrown through tho wind, shield nnd badly cut and bruised. His condition wns said to bo serious*. Miss Mary Gnntt suffered n broken collar bono besides severe nruises,nnd Miss Marguerite Dnyton was con. Bidernbly bruised. Two other occtj. pnnts of tho cnr escaped uninjured. Tho accident occured between Citrus Center nnd Lnbollo when the steoring genr of tho machine failed to function nnd tho cnr overturned. Sevcrnl other parties were en rout* to tho bnsket ball gnmo nnd tho In­ jured wero quickly placed in the care of physicians. CHARLESTON, W. Vn.. Dec. 17.Llquor mndo in n zinc still, enused the death of Ben McGee, of Charleston, according to tho report of County Coroner W. P. Black. Tho report hold that McGee's death resulted from asphyxiation induced by a mix­ ture of alcohol nnd zinc, which was found in his Htomnch. The combina­ tion of the two, Dr. Blnck believed, enused n gnn which brought nbout McGccs's death. Try n Herald Want Ad today. MAKE IT AN ELECTRIC GIFT ALLEYS ARE NOW STREETS ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. ifl-.— When St. Petersburg wns laid out by RurveyorH the streets woro mndo 100 feet wide from property lino out ap­ proximately 420 feet wido from north to south nnd 400 feet from enst to west, with alleys twenty feet wido cutting each block from cnBt to west, For mnny yenrs theso alloys hnvo bceit called "nllcys” but buildings here has been so brisk nnd tho lots nro so largo thnt tho nlleys hnvo been pnved nml bungnlows ;built facing them. Front( now tho word "Alley" Is passe. Hero after, by order of tho City Commission, tho nllcyB in tho southorn half of the city will be known ns "courts". Tho Hystcm of de­ signating them will be tho same now in voguo for designating the streets. Beginning south of Central nvonue they will bo known ns "First court South," in order. CURLING IRONS (T»0 CTA UI only ...... $ O .0 U 3-lhs IRONS with 0 Af Curling Irons ....................... 0«U l 6-lb. IRONS, O A A UI only ........................ 0 .U U - ““IT :_______1 1 .0 0 TOASTERS, only ........................... " T “ 9 n r UI O ./0 - :........1 0 . 0 0 - Vacuum Cleaners Washing Machines on Easy Payments Put Edison Lamps In every socket for better nnd bright er lights 105 Palmetto Avc. Sanford, Fla 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. Meisch Realty Company Tb0 dally bath habit la a Uttlo more trouble, but it la cheaper than tho perfume habit. A. P. CONNELLY AGENT �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,1921 Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Miss Sara INCY O F THE YOSEMITE Mardre. The people of Sanford have learned th at any musical trained by A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ M U . FRED DA1GER, Society Editor, these two will provo a success. dak.—Bower A RoumlUat, 225-tfc Later announcement in tho Herald Phono 117-W will give the plpce, date program and It m I a n a ir blaala vlaitlas i n December 14: Only elovon more —«* v w an s o li« a a n tlon or aoalas names of the singers. kao*> «r U i m o n lainialalas, writ* dnyB for small boys to bo good. a soilal m n to thla In arta in li firing I w a lla or talofepoao Iks ItOM. ft Will IIIG DAY AT THE BAPTIST me tnootly m m la t it . __________ Tho Wauchula Advocate, owned TEMPLE and edited by George M. Golsby and SOCIAL CALENDAR ~~ Tho Sunday School had 312 presMrs. Goulsby, won tho bluo ribbon as ent, Monday.—Miss Fannie Robn and Zoe Florida’s best weekly newspaper nt A large audience In tho morning Munson will give a danco a t their service, the Stato F air In Jacksonville. That place on Myrtle avenue a t 8:30 p. is som0 distinction when one con­ Tho B. Y, P. U. had 00 present. tn. siders the fact that Florida's news­ About 000 present Sunday night. ' Tuesday—Mrs. Mary Higgins will en­ Mr. Owens tho Xylophonist wns flno. papers are tho best in the United te rtain at dinner honoring Miss States Four new members by Baptism and Adelaide Higgins. one by letter. ' Wednesday—Mrs. Howard P. Smith A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ The Baptist Church Is doing en­ trill entertain a t a Bridge Lunch­ thusiastic work and the members are dak.—Bower & Rouir'llat. 22C-tfc eon at ten o’clock a. m. a t her home more interested than ever before. on Sanford Heights. Buy your Christmas tree and Wednesday—McLeod-HIggins nup­ IIIG ELECTRIC CHRISTMAS TREE Christmas green from the Woman’s tials a t eight o’clock nt the homo of Club. 227-3tc Tho Men's Class of tho Baptist M r. and Mrs. Edward Higgins on church will havo n large olcctric Osik Avenue. Beautiful line of Christmas Station­ Old Iiiey, an Indian woman from lighted Christmas Trco on next F ri­ F riday—Mrs. Raymond Koy will en­ day night. Foui} hundred presents Whom Dr, John C. Merrlum of the ery, Bower A Roumillnt. 226-tfc 'Carnegie Institute obtains a vast te rtain the members of the T. N. T. will bo given away. inmount of Indlnn lore, Is n member or Club a t her homo on Park avenue Tho Sebring Messenger is advocat­ The class of men Is a largo and in­ the Yosomlte tribe ami Is somewhere n t 8:30 p. m. ing that Highlands County should terested one. Mr. Forest Gatchol 'between 100 nnd 148 years old. She Saturday—The Children’s Story Hour bond for $260,000 to finish state road is the prcsldnt and is a fino leader. had tier first nptomobllo ride recently will be held in Central Park at 4 No. 8, the prolongation of the Scenic during the Indian Held days In the He has ns his co-officers such men p, m. Highway stretching through High­ Yosenilte National park, Sunday—Chrlnttnns Carols will bo ns W. E. Scoggan, M. D. Barber, M. lands County to Lake Annie, thence aung at Contrnl Park nt four o’clock L. Wright, C. D. Forrester, Perry cast to tho ocean nnd Fort Plorco Ml . From Peanuts. by tho Music Department of tho Jcrnlgan, J G.Shnrron, W.T. Wheelis, through Okeechobee and St. Lucie The common peanut Is the source Woman’s Club assisted by the San­ A. J. Losing nnd J*. P. Hall. counties. The tree will be placed in the Boy of n new substitute for tnllk which ford band. Scout I’lny Ground of tho Baptist so closely resembles Its prototype CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon that It turns sour and curdles, pro­ Miss Perrio Lee Bell arrived homo Temple. It will bo lighted four duces buttermilk when churned nnd and evening, Gray Gables, on the F riday to spend tho Christmas holi­ .nights, tho first night being Friday may bn made into cheese, says the beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 401. days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of this week. Scientific American. Tho flavor, tn Free bath houses. 74-Frl-St-0m Clifford Bell, nt thoir homo on Celery which, the nut characteristically per­ FOR MRS HURT sists, Is declared to be practically Its avenue. Miss Boll is nttonding A largo assortment of Dennison’s Mrs. La Verne Hurt wns tho only point of vnrlnnco with cow's beautifully ongravod Christmas cards. Queen’s College at Chnrlotto. honorcc nt a most delightful party milk. The new lacteal product orig­ —Mobley’s Drug Store, 227-tfc Miss Serltn Lake, a popular mem­ Saturay when Mrs Claude Howard inated in the laboratory of nu Amer­ ican university where tho peanut kor ber of tho social set, arrived homo entortnined nt bridge, nt her homo on nols are converted into four Umos Beautiful line of Christmas Station­ Saturday afternoon und will spend the Third street. There being three their volume of milk, varying from -I ery, Bower & Roumillnt. 226-tfc holidays with her pnrents, Mr. nnd tables of players. to 8 per cent ln fnt content nnd from Mrs. Forest Lako. Miss Lnko is Quantities of red roses were used 2.4 to 8.3 per cent In pro'eln The Lnko Wales is almost unanimously among tho Sanford girls attending in charming profusion in th0 various cost of production Is said .n he con­ in favor of permanent street and Womnn’s College nt Tallahassee. rooms where tho card tnb'es were siderably less than tlie in (ket price mas improvcmetB. This is indicated of dairy milk. plnccd. by the result of the election held WEDDING BREAKFAST In the interesting gnmo of bridgo therc recently. Out of 110 votes Boy Scouts A id B ird s. Mrs. A. I’. Connelly entertained played during tiv( afternoon, high cast all but three were in fnvor of The birds In the neighborhood of with her usual charming and gracious score wns mnde by Mrs. B, A. St. Lunin have had their housing prole the issuing of bonds in the amount manner Saturday morning at a wed­ Howard, who was nwnrdcd n beauti­ loins reduced to lowest terms by the of $200,000 for pnving purposes. ding breakfast honoring Lieut, and ful basket of rod roses. The hono- net of the hoy scouts of St. Louis, who, Mrs. Hugh Albert Iiivins, whose m ar­ rco wns presented n lovely fern dish, as a result of a contest, provided 2,!h>8 This is a splendid showing. riage at high noon wns a brilliant so­ as memento of the occasion. well-lmlli bird 'houses, which have AH kinds of imported perfumes.— cial event, Following the card game tho In-eii placed In the public parks and Bower & Roumillnt. 225-tfc other reserves. The winning troop Tho living room and reception room hostess assisted by Mrs. A. II. Wal­ turned out 0M bird houses. The wore adorned with baskets and vnHCB lace served n delicious snlnd course. "That O. K. Butter-crust Broad scout executive writes (tint much In­ of pink roses. In tho dining room tho Tliose invited to this pretty party terest wits roused locally, not only In makes tho family happy.” Polnsotwedding colors, white and green wore were Mrs. Ln Verne Hurt, Mrs. B. the house building which It Is pro­ tia Butter-spilt bread "can’t bo beat­ used. Crystal vases and ImskctH were A. Howard, Mib. George Bishop, posed tn make an antnial good turn en.” 227-Otc •effectively placed on the mantel, cab­ event, hut also In the scouts themMiss Adelaide Higgins, Mrs. D. D. inets and the buffet. Caldwell, Mrs. G. D. Hart, Mrs. Joe selves. Tho newly organized Vaialin Yacht Ucnutiful in its appointments, of Chittenden, Mrs. II. L. Perkins, Mrs. Club is planning to erect at onco a crystal, China and silver, was tiie Avon Park now has a bountiful modern nnd up-to date club house on M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Hnl Wight, beautiful breakfast table, covered with wnter supply of tho hcBt pure water an exquisite lace cloth. In the center Mrs. W. E. Watson, A.* W Fitts and in the stato, and is taken from a well Lake IIarris, nt Ynlnhn, near here. Mrs. Gowdy. The origlnnl plans for n floating club wns a crystal basket filled with white several hundred foot deep. This hnuse have boon discnrdid ns imprnroses and fern, the handle tied with a well hns been furnishing the town ticnl. The club house committee in­ DINNER PARTY fluffy bow of green und white tulle, with w ater for some time, but the cludes the following prominent LeesLieutenant II. A. Bivins entertain­ n t tho corners were crystal candle Florldn Icc nnd Power Company lias burgerns: C. G. Ware, J. Y. Clark sticks holding white topers with green ed the members of the Bevins-IIernjust installed n most powerful elec­ and Major Robert L. Wood. and silver shades. Suspended from don bridal party nt dinner Fridny tric pump, which draws the water the chandelier was a large whito wed­ evening at the Valdez Hotel. to tho surface by n suction screw and The talde had as its centerpiece n Every color of Dennison’B Lustre ding bell, tied with green tulle, with thun drives it by pump to tho resivoir, Crepe i’npor, also Crepe Paper m single white rose ns clapper, Thu basket of pink roses and fornss. Tho place cards were in a bridal design, place cards were suggestive of tho or ill case of fire direct into the Strenmors, Festoons nnd othor Den­ nison's Cropo Paper Chriscmns decor­ and tho favors for tho girls were wed­ Christmas season. Covers ^wero mnins. ations,—Mobley's Drug Store. 227-tfc ding hells filled with green and whito laid for fourteen. Christmas cards at Herald office. mints, the men’s favors were baskets Thos0 enjoying ,thin [event were Christmas Candies, Whitman’s, of mints, A five course breakfust Miss Norma Herndon, Miss Esthor A nice lino of Bibles nnd Testa­ Huylcr’s, Wiloy’s nnd Log Cabin Pewas served. Miller, Lieut. Strnhnt, Miss Mnrjorio In cutting tho bride’s cake, which Clay, Lieut. Patrick, Mrsn. B, ^V. ments for tho old nnd young.—Mob- enn nut roll.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc 227-tfc w as white topped with tiny American Herndon, Miss Nellie Lnnc of De- loy’s Drug Store. flags. Miss Marjorie Clay, drew the Laiia, Miss Dnphic WimMsh, Mrs. J. thimble, Lieut. Strnhnt the dime and E. Blouse. Messers James Higgins, Miss Sam Mardre tho ring. Walter nnd Hawkins Connnliy, nnd SANFORD & GRANITE WORKS Covers wore laid for Lieut, and Mrs. Alfred Robson. X . JOHN GOVE, Proprietor II. A. Bivins, I,lout. Stralim, Miss Es­ CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY ther Miller, Mr. Maurice Holnton, Mrs. Bryan Sturman nnd bnby of 1018 Weat F irst Street 1018 West First Street Miss Sara Mardre, Alfred Hobson, Pittsburg, Pa., are spending tho Miss 'Daphne Witublsh, Miss Dorothy winter here with her mother Mrs. E. Rumph, James Higgins, Miss Nell A. Dougins. Mr. Sturman will a r­ Lane nf DeLnnd, Miss Marjorlo Clay, rive this week nnd will Bpcnd the Lieut. Patrick, Walter and Hawkins holidays here with them. Connelly. Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer Trnsk nnd YOUNG LA DIE VISITORS Miss Paulino Trnsk, t f Petoskey, Mich., who hnvu been visiting Mrs. I A number of attractive young lad­ Trask’s Hister Mre. Fred Williams,} les from all over the stnto arc visit­ left todny for Tampa where they will ors in the city, coming to attend tho spend tho wintor. Pi K, A. Christman dance, a brilliant event of last evening and will renmin Mis» Dorthy Rumph, who Is a t­ over until Sunday. tending Women's College at TnllnhnsAmong those bore are Misses Hilda hco, nrrived Saturday morning, nnd Griffin, Virginia Yowoll and Hnrlet will spend tho holidays hero with her Titus of Orlando, Scrota Lake and parents Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Rumph. Ethel Henry of Sanford, Sarn Kel­ ler and Ruth Drawdey of Tnihpn, Mr. ami Mrs. Robort Herndon Norma Griffin of Kissimmee, Veda nnd bnby motored to Bartow yester­ Ulm er of Largo and Teresa Murphy day whore they were tho guests of Direct from tho Manufacturer and right up to the minuto in o f Jacksonville.—Guinesvillo Sun. Mtb. Jnmos Timberlnko. MARBLE We have been telling you about it and unless you do your shopping this week you will not be able to give those fine gifts from our new line of— FINE S T A T I O N E R Y style and texturo. Tho finest and moat substantial gift. TH E MANGER PRINCE (Cantata) T h e Manger Prlnco is to bo pre­ sented in Sanford this Christmas by ’» chorus of 23 voices. Perhaps the best of all the Cantas evor given in J Sanford is this one. Tlio chorus is being trained by J. C. Parker of Marquette, Mich., is among tho out of stato visitors spending somo time in Sanford. W. Hutchins of DoLand was among the visitors hero yesterday stopping at the Montezuma. H of-M ac Battery Co. Making Lower Repair Charge Portable Re mi n g t o n Typewri t ers A Gift that Will Be Appreciated Christmas Cards, Engraved Cards, Pocket Books, Novelties H e r a ld P r in t in g C o . Consult Us - In matters pertaining to finance it 1b our busi* neBS to give every customer all of the informa­ tion at our disposal. By dealing with us; by depositing here, you are placing yourself in position to secure the advice and assistance so necessary at times. First N ational Bank \ A COMMUNITY BUILDER F .P . B. F. Whitner, Cashier 1 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland -j. FLORID H Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfolly Furnished All Work Guaranteed n . T. PACE P. o . Box 111 PURE WATER GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Elder Springs Water Expert Repairing 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First HOTELS Geo. W. Knight Hotel Montezuma Real Estate and Insurance “Sanford’s New Hotel’’ SANFORD FLORIDA •1-50 Up Per Day .. Employment Bureau.. SANFORD NOVELTY Tho vocational committed of the Bualncss and Profasslonul Women’s Club requests all young woram desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUTLDEK 517 Commercial Street General Mrfchlne and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steal Ocnr bands In stock Crank Shafts Re-turned' Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J Sanford, Fla. ^TRANSFER “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell nthera; If nor tell us. Phone 498 W. RAWLING, Prop. —Get your Scratch Pada from The Herald—by the pound—18c. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS H. W. NICKERSON Sanford Welding Co. Public Accountant; Audita—Syatcma Income Tax Service Located in Eagle Bldg., 70S Oak Ave. INSURANCE Room 10 McNeill-Davla Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Shop Sanford Located at 207 French Are., between Florida 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUIST. THE LADIES OF TH E BAPTIST TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES' OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET, FRIDAY, SATURDAY �''v \ \ . , vt. -WR ,!,, S**f.i-aii>i._.■ ■». , „. ,:l(li/»Oif J uu'JiS fL . ;«:«0S4»<.hw ARNOLD BENNETT ON WORDS Daily Fashion -H ii# RBpBUMon Better Th«n th« Um of B«d English, |« the Contention of Noted Writer, , *t Here nrc Mr. nnd Mm. Albert Y, Goowen, who hare Just Btarted In the M-foot motor yncht Speejncks from |>few York, for n BO.OOO-mlte online ■round thi» world Hint will Innt about Iwo yearn. Tlioro nro eight others In the ship’* company.,,-J r } ■ HIS CHOICE Man Who Ha« "Flocksd by Hlmiolf" for Twenty. Five Years Will Have No Other. A hermit leads a fnsclnntlng life. So \V, l>. Clark nays, nnd he ought to know, fur ho has been a hermit In the •relic wilderness nearly a quarter of a century. "i mce a hermit, always a hermit." •nys Mr. Clurk. “A hermit wants nobody’s pity, tie enjoys Ills solitude and wouldn’t trade It for the pleas­ ures and excitement of cities. I have been In civilization a year now and I nm going hack home to the wilder­ ness ns quickly as I can. There are no fakirs, swindlers nnd thieves there." Mr. Clark’s home cabin Is on the headwaters of Peel river, 180 miles from flerschel Island and 110 tulles from Fort McPherson. Ills nearest neighbor Is 50 miles away. They see each other once u year. With the ex­ ception of this man, Abe Seliafer, Mr. Clark Is the only human being In n thousand square miles of country. The Indians do not go that far north nnd the Ksklmos do not come that far south. "I have seen 10,000 cnrlbou In n herd," Mr. Clark said. "They go to the arctic coast In the spring to have their young nnd In September they re­ turn mmill to the edge of the timber, where they can llml shelter and moss on which they live." The mercury goes 70 degrees below In winter, Mr. Clnrk says, but It Is (lie most healthful climate In the world. Old-timers up there, lie de­ clares, do not know whnt sickness means. WATCH PAItTY Arnold Pennott hates hnlf-mennlngs, and especially he hates Inexact words. Ho quotes from n London daily nnd holds up to ridicule "The King nnd queen were peesent at a (lrst night In a London theater Inst evening for the Initial time In their reign." Ills com­ ments nro Instructive, Mnlcolm Cowley writes In the Lttcrnry Review: It Is qulto a flrst-rnte example of hnd English, The culprit, whose nnmo Is well known to myself nnd other members of tho London Ilteinry police force, evidently thought that It would be Inelegant to use the same word twice In two lines; so he sub­ stituted ‘Initial’ for ’first’ In the second line. • • ►Perhaps ho had never re­ flected that wurds express Ideas, nnd Hint therefore If a precise Idea re­ curs, the precise word for Hint tden ought to recur. The Idea expressed by tho word ’first’ Is precise enough, nnd no other English word mentis whnt •first’ means. Certainly ’Initial’ does not mean ’first.’ Still, tho man meant well. Ills misfortune was that, hav­ ing picked up n good notion without examining It, he Imagined that repe­ tition was Inelegant In Itself. Ropetltlou Is only wrong when It Is uninten­ tional, nnd when, being horrid to the oar, It Its reasonably and honestly avoidable, _Qn the other hand, repe­ tition, used with tact nnd courage, may nchlevo not merely elegance hut posi­ tive brilliance." Moro Is Bennett's style both In theory and practice, and the practice ngrees with the theory. The passage Is not merely clear, but It Ih brilliantly repetitive. The trouble Is that Bennett often goes out of Ids way to repeat himself. J * For thcro Is but one. Don’t buy cheap, unknown brands when you can buy u Royal nt the same prkc. Royal Royal Royal Royal Tubes Cord Cord Tubes *4.75 ...*43.75 30x3 Vi ................. $18.30 *2.80 " 33x4 Vt ....... 4.00 ... 44.85 .................. 25.75 2.05 34x4 Vi ......... 32x3 Vi 5.10 ... 40.10 31x4 ...... - ......... 20.41$. 3.45 *5x4 Vi ......... 5.30 ... 47.10 .................. 32.50 3.70 32x4 ■»6^Vi ......... 5.70 ... 53.20 *'1*3x5 ..................33,58= 3.8Q 33x4 .{;■55.33;. 1,6.00 05x5 34x1 ................ 34.50 4.00 ; k ...? 58a 1 >0.35 17x5 4.60 32x1 Vi ................... 42.70 t; .f* / : • ■i . B« •' > , ^PAOEi SIUUM m 1*' an Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla., Dec. 13,1921. s f Santa Claus, Care Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Fla. Dear Old Kris: '0196 SIMPLE FROCK OP BATIN'. For formal dnytlmv wear this dqrk bluo satin la vory effective. Tho wi.ot Is dnrt-flttcd at tho shouldors, the round nock being collarless. Attach­ ed to tho Moyon Ago blouse Is a twophcco skirt trimmed with flvo straight bands which aro tuckod un­ der nt tho lower edgo. Tho girdle Is a 'brilliant affair In Oriental colors on a dark bluo background. Medium slzo requires 3 yards 64-Inch matorial. Pictorial Rovhtw Dress No. 919G. Slzos, 34 to 44 inchea bust, Price, 36 cents, I think “the missus” deserves a REAL CHRISTMAS present this year. Can you think of anything she would appreciate more than her own Savings Account—a real nest egg that she can add to regularly? * •** **i*■ >• * *• ' »' tl i She has a lot of dreams tucked away in her head of things she wants to do, so if I give her a little start I’ll bet she will save enough to make those dreams come true. Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago. Tho ladles of the Baptist Church will hold their annual bnzaar on Fri­ day nnd Snturdny, Dccomber 10 nnd 17, Pinco will bo announced Inter. 219-tfc Please open a Savings Account for hei* with the en­ closed check and hang the pass book, with’my card en­ closed, on our Christmas tree. FRIEND HUSBAND. No. The regular annual meeting of tho stockholders of the Sanford Building & Lonn Association of Sanford, Fla., will bo hold in accordance with its by­ laws in tho office of the Asocintion, 108 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Flori­ da, on Saturday, January 1-1, 1022, at 7:30 p, m., for the purpose of electing n board of directors to servo for tho ensuing year, nnd for the transaction of any other business that may prop­ erly como before tho meeting. A. P. CONNELLY, 12-onw-4w Secretary. Enclosed please find check for $................................... with which to open n Savings Account for Address Nnmo Kindly mnil the pass hook to me nt.... ................................. Addross Drop a card In the hook marked “‘Merry Christmns from TRAIN SCHEDULE Nnmo CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 Southbound Arrivo 83. .......... 2:30 u.m. 27. 01. ......... 1:18 p.m. 8ft. 85. ......... 0:55 p.m. All kinds of Imported perfumes.— Bower & Uoumillat. 225-tfc Departs 2:40 a.m. Good meals, *8.00 per week, Tho 8:43 a.m. Temple Club, corner Third nnd Park. 1:38 p.m. tf-p 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. CHRISTMAS STATIONARY, POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. Doparts 2:03 n.m. Everythint. In the holiday lino in 12:05 p.m. stationery, post cards, engraved 2:55 p.m, Christmas nnd Now Year’s cards, 4:05 p.m. stnmps mid stickers, etc., nt the Her­ ald office. Ono of tho finest end most complete lines over brought to San­ ford. Open every night until Christ Departs mas. 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Orders Executed in Employment Bureau Vulcanizing Shop nt Akers’ Filling Station, now open. Tho Vocational Commutes of tho Bus­ A master tire builder Is on the Job iness nnd Professional Worain’a Club day nnd night. Work guaranteed. requests all young wwicn doalring employment to rogiater at tho First Nntlonnl Bank, nnd business men ro- EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE airing help to consult register. I reprosont progressive, modern in­ surance old-lino companies and am prompt in rondoring you expert ear?Piano Owners, Notice! ice in securing for you Just what you wnnt In lifo insurance on the plan Here for a limited stay. Pntrons de­ suited to your prosant nnd future siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. need. Endowment, monthly income plans, nnd automobilo and flrt In­ surance. Write or phono mo to call. the Piano Tuner” W. J. THIGPEN. “Mack Hr - R .G I F T S . of Utility and Economy Seed Potatoes s ■il ROSE FOUR BLISS TRIUMPH COBBLERS This seed stock Is especially selected Maino Grown, from fields freo from Blight infection 11 PECK BAGS ^ S 10 Bales and upward S J L x c ) ;■v [COT TONI Ask for Prices C h ase C om pany j ■ Ask for FREE Booklet ■ a “How to Trade in Cotton” ■ The charm of Electrical Gifts ■ SANFORD FLORIDA ■ and Dnlly Colton Letter 5 lies in this fact:—they keep right on serving and pleasing ■ J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 year after year. Electrical Ap­ s■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Sugarmnn Bldg. m pliances aro the “little servants m 19 Beaver Street, New York S of tho Home" bo much in demand a in modern housekeeping. SpiN O LE ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property .» I’jionu 447-W (•■-. i-i ^ t B ank : £* VULCANIZING iIj, s Roaes for Every Section. The Department of Agriculture In Northbound a rose zone map shows how frosts lim­ Arrivo it rose culture In certain sections. Tea 82 roses by tills map can he grown 84.. throughout tho South ami In California, 80........... 2:35 p.m. .it wherever tho frosts are over In 02........... 4:00 p.m. Mari'h. Hybrid tea rexes aro safe far28.. llier north to soul horn lYiiiiHylvnaln, dlilo, Illinois, Imva, Nebraska. Now Mexico and Arizona, where the frosts Trilby Brandi nre over In April. Hybrid perpofials Arrivo and some hardy specimens can bo 100.. grown In Hie northern states where the last rrost Is In May, but where xNo. 24.. 158.. •*t«*4l*«*« frosts occur during the summer, ns In parts of Ihe northwest, success with No. 22.. outdoor roses Is dllllcult. This schedule Is based on tho suppo­ Leesburg Branch sition that roses In tlio districts as­ Arrivo signed to them as safe will tujod no 157........... 3:55 p.m. special care In the winter. With win­ ter coverings of earth, straw and bur­ No. 4 l.. ........ 2:50 p.m. lap, many roses will resist frost and M)l-- ......... 5:(jl) p.mt eold. Some hybrid ten roses, for ex­ xNo. ?6.: .....,.j 1:80 p.m. * ample, can lie grown In Minnesota and No. ton ROYAL •• m Tho wny to boost your community Armenian Children Slow In Recover­ is to boost your HOME PAPER. ing From Terrors to Which They Were Long Subjected. NOTICE! When You Think of a Cord Tiro There is only One Word to Remem­ ber, That is— ■■>(<■ I Give a Real Gift This Christmas | HEARTS AFFECTED BY FEAR According to Dr, Mabel Elliott, bond of tlie American Woman's Hospitals, who Is now serving with the Near East Belief at Ismld, Turkey, a large number of the Armenian children under her cure are suffering from en­ larged hearts or other forms of heart disease, dtio to the constant fear to which they Ituve been prey during the past few years. Belief workers In the Near East have long been familiar with the men­ tal petrifaction due to the terrible ex­ perience through which these children have passed, most of them having for­ gotten everything of their past, their names, their homes ami their Iniigiinfti' Included, hut tills Is the (lrst Instance that lias been recorded of the effect of fertr on lliclr hearts. The cure which Dr. Elliott Is prac­ ticing with these children Is a com­ bination of mental nnd medical. First of all, (hey are made to realize that they are entirely out of danger nnd among friends. Then they nre put on n special diet of nourishing foods and certain exercises are proscribed, The results so far hnvo been remarkably successful. ■^ Jk .U 'J n t f i . rj % ‘ !j *2 ............................................................................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Epworth League of the M. E. Church will hold a "hnrd-tnck" watch party in the Church pnrlor on Satur­ day evening, Dec. 31st, (beginning at ft:30 o’clock. All nre especially Invited and you will receive u wnrm welcome. There will he plenty of amusements—a special program, nnd free eats. Take notice: This is a "hard-tack" pnrty for old and young so don’t come with n stiff collnr or n silk frock, wo wnnt you to feel nt case. Don’t hnvo your shoes shined —the longue can use thnt dime. The full program will appear nt n Departs Inter date. The Lcnguo Is a largo body of onsrgetic young people who do things « % worth while. Any money dorlvcd from fines will help to hay n church •■nrpet. Keop this date open nnd ho Massachusetts. on hand. There are thousands of varieties of Oviedo Branch u roses, and several hundred new lines Tlioro must be something wrong tire produced each year, so (bat there xNo. 120........... 7:45 p.ra, 3:40 p.m. with n conference thut dosn’t inspire are roses nilnplnl.lo to practically ev­ xNo. 127........... x—Dnlly, except Sunday. the m is to do n Jlttlo bombing by ery part of the country. way of .protest. Flrat anil Elm Ava. '•. *i ' _ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19* 1921 ON TWO-YEAR CRUISE HERMIT'S LIFE . . U *‘ *•'* «OTanuB/*CT7M. v ^ 'V ^ .r'Xf♦•'r>r• „ ' - ■-, ., y ;..e.-*rf'; <’.-*, ^ r -*-•J!*.je r-J7?' , ^ . j* • E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. . Could nny gift bo moro appropriate t<Fexpress a lasting regard? ’ There are so many things to choose from nt this Electrical Shop—Perco­ lators, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Vacuum S woe pom. By all moans give Electrical Gifts and ev­ ery member of tho housohold will bless you on Christmas and every day thereafter. G1LL0N & FRY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Seminole Printery 'll lev IF *? 'iiL* \fi. Id ) . in! lixly T _ - Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable p .* " l V 902 French, Near Depot Phone 404 Lumley & Lumley Proprietors aaaaaa; ' ^ ■ET7 aaBaaaaaaaBaaaHBaaaaaBaaBBaaaaaaaaaBBaaaaa. lt |- .. . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921 THAT MOOSBHBART INSTITU TION ■■■■■Ml TRUCK Some months ago there was great ; elation in Jacksonville over the prosDy a Sanford Celery-Fed i poets of securing the Institution which i the fraternal order of Moose proposes Man ft. J. HOLLY Editor . to establish in the South. A commitN . J. LILLARD....8ocretary>Treasnr«r I tee went to a western city to present We will not say “Do Your Christmas Shopping Hk A. NEEL______General Manager 1 the claims of Jacksonville to tho nntEarly." Too many have said it before and it is aU : ional officers, for Moose is a countryWill some ono ploaso elucidate: i wide frntornnl organization of un­ What kind of wood is a tadpole made most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok­ questioned merit and with commcnd- out of 7 ing or contradiction that if you have been saving nblc enterprises in its scopo of work. your money through our plan that doing your Committees of tho order came hero Today’s Short Story In Three Chapters Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because and inspected various sites offered Chapter I you will have that nest egg from which to draw and nppenred to bo well satisfied. Out A man starts a grocery store. tho fact remnins, that Jacksonville has —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY L IF E Chapter II not secured tho desired prlzo. Noth­ It comes to you with full force that you have not Ills cash ran out. ing has been,done, so fa r os known, Chapter III been saving as you should. There is nothing gives for months, to supplement or strength­ The man followed tho cash. you so much independence os a Bank Account. en tho work already done by local citi­ Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas zens and organizations, and tho Bito A girl of very short stnturo wants for tho promised Moosoheart home l rings it home to you with full force. to get spliced as soon ns possible. and school has not been selected. Only six more days to shop for Now comes Tampa ns a claimant for Hazel K nutt is provoked becauso Christmas. the honor of Having this promised in­ the groccryman laughed at her when stitution established in Florida, and, And Sanford stores are rondy to of course, in or near that enterprising she asked him if ho had any windfall potatoes. tak e your orders for anything you city. In tho Tampa Tribune of I)ewont. | comber 16th It was told that aggresScrambled Maxims jslve action wns being tnkon by tho From Boston: School children nro tho luckiest In j Tampa Doard of Trade, and by var­ of Sanford the world. Just to think they will io u s civic organizations of that city, of your own oyo, have over a week's vacation to enjoy itownrd securing tho Southern MoosoA man’s character Is like a fence. It th e holidays. Ihcnrt. In that report appeared this cannot be strengthened by whitewash. Iparagraph: New York hotel 1ms built n room In1 “It- h^s been learned that tho nntMAKE IT AN which the patrons can retire to think. Monnl Mdqschcnrt committee haB nnr- Some are goad s J u s t to think of how nlco this would rowed the field down until Florida because be for tho editors to think. mow hns practically boon dccidod up- goodness pays best: tnn ns the state in which to locate the some nre Snnford subdivisions will begin to | institution, which is to bo a homo nnd good for nothing, L'RLLNG IRONS move after tho first of tho year. Sev­ T llT , ,T " ,U “ T .,C,¥,C i refuge for aged or invalid members of -------eral big sales will be put on nbout causes, and Individual, organizations, jtho Loya, 0r(,or of Moow< Thrc0 Job-U^c thnt tlmo and Sanford property will nnd business interests should Kive ; Fl0ridn cities are said to bo in tho Ho came along in a wheezy old car -lbs IRONS with O move fast this spring. them the opportunity of bidding on r#ce fop tho ,ocnti wJth T nt „„d meeting a woman friend ho ask- ,'urling Irons — _______ ... O any business before going elsewhere. prcscnt th<J ,end. u „ tho bolIef of ed her if she would like to take a 6-lb. IRONS, n Af Welcome to Cnpt. Atkinson nnd only ....... U .U l Thu Chamber of Commerce haB j U(|K0 Cohen and others of tho Moose- ride, THE STRONGEST Captain Atkinson, Jr., to our city. been approached on different occns- j heart conimitto that only a display of) “Sure thing,” Hho replied enthusinsGRILLS, 1 1 O fl GUARANTEED They will put on n fine boat on Lake ions to inaugurate A HUY AT HOME the Tampa spirit of determination and 'tlenlly, “This bright morning I am only — ..—.— . 1 1 . V I TIRE MADE Monroe nnd take out parties nnd give MOVEMENT, in order to keep ban- aggressive 'go get 'em’ is needed to just full of pep.” TOASTERS, O fjC our beautiful lake tho publicity that it ford business in Sanford. While it I s : cinch tho proposition for this city.” I "Hut,” he replied, "W hat you need only ......................... 0 * 11) tlcservos. true that BU \ AT HOME Campaigns ^ This informution should he of value'is patience.” have been conducted by a groat many , to Jacksonville. It is not necessary! -------This is the week for tho Snnford commercial organizations as a part of (() refer to incidents thnt occurred F a b ric s A boy who went to church for tho Sizes merchants to go after tho holiday their program for meeting outside , when the m atter originnlly was under first time described tho services ns S 9.80 30x3 Vacuum Cleaners trade with a bunch of daily advertis­ competition, the following extract ^consideration here, whether or not thoy impressed him: “First thoy sang $12.50 30x3 Zi ing. Give them the prices. Wo can front the ‘Ilctnii trade Extension there was mishandling that resulted |,n*l then a man prayed, and then two $19.15 32x3 Vi noli cheaper tlmn any other place In bulletin,' issued by tho U. *S. Cham- , jn ,1(1 decision being made. Tho main passed around corn-poppers.” W ashing Machines $21.75 31x4 the state but people will nover know her of Commerce, is both interesting tiling now Is, if Jncksonvilio really ' on EnBy Payments $25.35 32x4 -------it if you do not advertise. $20.50 33x4 nnd pertinent to the subject under dis- Wnnts „ Brent institution, one that Well, of AH Things! Put Edison Lamps $27.25 34x4 s tm: Is not only worthy, but thnt is of great A cucumber is the lowliest of nil in every socket for better and bright $33.40 The Sanford Herald will adopt sev­ 32x4 Vi Wo do not know any one out of the | value to the city or community that vegetables and is hnrdest to digest, er lights eral new policies after January first. $34.50 33x4 Yi nlrcds of Commercial orgnntzn- secures it, is to get busy and in the Its food value is: I t will tell a few things about Han­ $43.65 35x5 lions In tho United States, however, right and proper way. Water, 07 per cent. ford and Hanford people Hint they which Ims maintained a committee on If Tampa, or nny other Florida city, Muscle, 1.6 por cent. will not like but it will liu the truth 'HUY AT HOME’ ns a continuing ae- secures this prize it will bo for tho reaFat, 1 por cent. and will be told in order that thoy cun Sanford, Fla, tivity. There nre a number of nrgu- son tlmt tho successful contestant hns Percentage of nutrition, 2 per cont. 105 Palmetto Avc, chnngo their policies to conform with meats against tho ‘HUY AT HOM E';displayed more active interest and hns the growing city of Hanford. movement which hnvo to bo mot. been able to present claims that warORLANDO, FLA The mule has great heeling Henry McLaulin, Jr. Chlef of these is that store keepers ranted the selection of that partiou- cities. should rely upon style, quality, price,'lur place. Jacksonville hns, we were OPT. D. and service in their bids for trade, and led to holiove, stood high in favor with Dippy Dialogues There have been n great many com­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST thnt reliance upon an agreement those having in charge the selection of ments recently on tho increasing prac­ What is nn island? tice of a number of Sanford peoplo of among their customers to buy nt homo a site. If Jncksonvllu loses out wo A body surrounded by water, going to nearby towns to do their is artificial mid subversive of tho best can only congratulate the more forGivu an example. whopping, ami that these purchases, intcrests of tho community. Another lunate claimant—and again “swallow A boy in swimming. argument is that the growth of retail our chagrin.”—Tlmes-Union. made elsewhere, included not only lux­ uries, hut food and clothing ns well. A correspondent asks: “IMenso CHRISTMAS EDITIONS ROLLING mu how to care for n piano.” J It has also been stated that approxi­ IN NOW Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated mately $500.00 worth of merchandise, like any one would cure for n piano ordered from Mail Order Houses, is EYES EXAMINED received dally at tho local post office. They Cnll It Dancing 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. If, ns generally conceded, theso A drony nir, Htatcments arc true, hero Ih a condi­ merchants themselves of sound prim |JapQr9 which the shop looks forward A tired pair, Something WE GRIND OUR OWN LENBB to each year, have begun to arrive. tion thnt requires immediate investi­ .epics of retail merchandising. Check to cheek they sway; \\ bile wo have many records of buy Doing always glnd to see tho othor A limpid, languid, drnggy drag. gation and remedying, for not only Removal Announceme’t nre the local retailers seriously effect­ i at homo campaigns, some of which in- fellow’s and filled with greater glee As thoy waddlo on their way. ed, but tho economic development of dlcato considerable enthusiasm in the 1to know that his own edition is off Hut hold! initial stages, we have no record of the press and delivered, the newspn- Thoy stop! JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D. Sanford is threatened. uny sustained increase in sales trace-Jpers with their forcu of men take a A n unbiased analysis of the ciarnA chill she's got— and Chiropractor vb responsible for this tendency to nlile to the campaign. It would seem 1big sigh of relief when tho operation Yvf Gods! purchase out-of-town would disclose that most movements of this kind are is performed without uny hail luck, He’s caught the fright! whoso offices for tho past year wore .Some mighty good products come from Tho oo horn, drumstick, picolo tho three following reasons, first, spasmodic. located nt tho Seminoio Hotel and at In some localities meetings hnvc the office of tho Florida press nnd a Are mixed up in ft fight, prices in excess of those charge*! else­ 107 Ninth nvenuo, Snnford, has mov­ been held with n view to ascertaining 1Brent deal of pride 1b taken in present- Thoy shriek nnd whine, where Tor similar merchandise; sec­ ed Into a larger place which is being ond, the inability to secure morchun- why people went out-of-town to buy.| »R them. Little does tho render know And gronn nnd pine, equipped ns tho Snnford Sanitarium, tlise due to local merchants carrying ■When tho reasons were ascertained,1thnt they represent work for days and And screnin and soli and leer; located nt 1000 Union Street or Sec­ InsuTfkient stock, and third, tho un­ tho merchants got together in an nt- weeks nnd hoenuso they nre filled with A cowbell hits a slippery floor; ond streot East. wise extension of credit to locnl peo­ tempt to eliminate objections nnd keep advertising which might seem to he a A horn tho chnndulior, ple, who oftlmcs abuse It, and when it the trade nt homo. Of intorest in this money maker, tho render also gets tho And ho and she '' lins been curtailed become disgruntled connection nro tho llettor Store H er-1wrong impression thnt tho nowspnper Stand rigid—seel : ‘ O U R R E P A IR IN G I S and go out-of-town to make purchases vice Blanks which tho retail divisions i* mnking a bnrrol of money and Again they shako nnd shiver, .J for which they are required to pay of somo com more Ini organizations might start a hank or something, but To tho big bnZoan UNEXCELLED FO R cash. This, despite the fact, thnt they have prepared for distribution to pat- j u B u n ly they nre just a souvenir of And its itzty timo QUALITY 6 DURABILITY havn been carried indefinitely by the rons of locnl stores. Those blanks tho ChristinnH ovent, acting morely us Thoy cnll the Jolly Quiver, state that the merchants want to « go-between for tho shopper and tho local merchants. Tho storm is checked, They stand erect, The solution of tills problem is not make trnding in their towns the best advertiser.—Lakeland Star. SAVE YOU MONEY Thoy clinch! difficult to arrive at, hut obviously CHANGE IN OFFICERS Again they sway— will require tho combined effort of lo­ FIRST NATIONAL HANK Then, tir-od, slow-ly— cal merchants to work out in the same Writo as manner us 1ms been done in other cit­ OF ORLANDO SATURDAY Waddle—on— They Their—limpid—languid— ies bos proven that local people cannot Empire Hotel Block be enticed to buy elsewhere when tho ^ow At a special meeting of tho board Way. ORLANDO, FLORIDA —St. Augustlno Record, down 0p {i|rect0rH of the First Nntionnl merchants are giving maximum qualspace |n Orlnndo Saturday noon, I 1Hon. William T. Bland, of Kansas o fllie bonrd; H. C. Babcock, W. T. to, or p jty( m‘0 t „m| for two yenrs a winter Bland, C. E. Johnson, I. W. Philips, GENERAL REPAIRING l>m" resident' of Orlnndo, won elected W. Warren, Seth Woodruff, S. II. Old Ford Garage , president, succeeding Mr. Thos. E. Atha, II W. Barr, L. B. Fort, LoRoy West First St. B. Giles, E, G, llauselt.—Orlando Rhode ^lop*t*n8’ resigned. Hon. W. U. Phone No. 447-W ’ °* H O'Necl was elected chairman of the Sentinel hoard of dlrccton, nuccee ling Hon. WEEK'S WEATHER 'order Overstreet, resigned. Theso now officers tnko offlco January 1, Eyes Teited Glasses Fitted Weather Outlook for the Period Ded thnt ^ho nnnu,,l meeting of tin bank will FltUrfeCAJCK aa cember 10 to 24, Inclusive , tho ^oid J«nunry 10, NUTS,' RAISINS Enrich tho soil, increase the ““ ” \ lution The complete H«t of officers and •hoqq 1 CANDIED FRU IT* . t South Atlantic nnd East Gulf Stntmor. I directors of this well known national yield, hasten m aturity, im­ PLUM or F iq PUDRlNfl *nd on: Generally fair and much colder; prove the quality. It pays to M axi-1bank AH follows: CHRISTMAS CA Optometrist use them regularly. Stock In mini- .Officers—William T, Bland, prcsl* frost* probable except In Southorn our warehouse at Sanford. Varied and up-to-date [ dcnti I. W. Philips, vice-president; Florida, Opp. Postomce Booklet frcc from warehouse _ ....... . merchandise"—'“C redit' LoRoy B. Giles, vice-president; E. A cynic says you can’t monkey with or from— ■ for usa nnd not abuse" It will not only ! O. llauselt, cashier; I, L. Cook, asWe Appreciate Your Business Phones 407-404 I _ I L..i l._i L.... ' ■Infnvtf (inaKiflfft If It! Pnv Maltftt'aftf politics without getting your hands soiled. Huh. You / can esy that Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated WELAKA BLOCK Armour F e rtiliz e r Works abput a fountain pen.—Exchange. Jacksonville. Florida W. R. O’Necl, chairman { LECTRIC GIFT ...10.0C j In our show windows, come in and look around —we have for all of the family. BIG CROP Deane; Tu'irer �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19,1921 Summary of Ike Floating Small Talk* Sueelaetly Arranged for Herald Beadera Ultle Happening* MeaUoaof Matter! la Brlaf Paraeaal Ilame •f latarMt TREASURY DEPARTMENT REG ULATIONS RELATING TO INCOME TAX RETURNS For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; Httlo chango-ln temperature. Whoro Is that cold wave predicted? Lettuco is bringing bottor prices but not enough. Daytona was represented hore yes­ terday by C. F. Owens. Mrss. Eunice Preesly of Artesia, Fla., is visiting In the city. Frank Johnson, of tho Markham section, was In th® city today. l*t ** Mt Ml Ml Ml Ml Mi »M !M * Mi Ml Ml ^ Mi ^ ^ Man anid cold weather totiny- Ho evidently Hod. Man said ho would pay us If ho lived until Monday. IIo evidently died yesterday. Man anid ho would buy a certain pleco of property If lettuce brought $2.50. It is bringing it—so you boo much depends upon tho weather, docs it not? Shop oarly nnd often. 5:10 A. M. DEC. 18, 1921 Maximum...................... 74 Minimum ...................... 66 Range ........................... 58 Barometer .................. 30.33 Northwest one clear. Silk Socks in Xmas Boxes? And Neckwear? Yes! And Bath Robes? You just bet we can get them. I know of the bestest place that carries all these nice gifts for the man and that’s where I can be found. I have headquar­ ters at— im M Mi Ml Ml tM Ml IM IM fM M Ml Ml jm fe Ra IM IM J, R. Concly, of DeLsnd was in the city yesterday attending to business. Rend tho advertisements in the Daily Herald nnd make It your shop­ ping guide. Negro Chauffeur Badly Wounded By His Fares r/ / f s /a a f m Allen Jones nnd G. W, Spencer, Jr., arc home for tho holidays from Flori­ Tkp Frazier Is (tenten Up Hy Two Men da University. Who Had Hired Him to Drive -t*. -------Ollelloward and son arc among tho Iko Frardor, a well known Sanford quoto of Jacksonville visitors In San­ negro chauffeur, who drives a enr for ford yesterdny. hire, was badly benten up Snturday night by two men named Sutton and Christmas oranges nro rolling Hilliard. They hnd engaged Frazier northward by tho solid car now and to take them to the convict camp near the county home nnd after they had bringing good prices. him out on the edge of tho city they attacked him, probnbly with tho In­ Cnpt. G. E. Atkinson and his son, tention of possessing themselves of C.ipt. G. E. Atkinson, Jr., nro among the enr nnd ho was badly benten but lowed. To the net invoice price should the new nrrivnlB to tho city nnd they jmanngcd to got to his home nnd give be added the cost of transportation will spend tho winter hore. nnd other necessnry charges incurred In acquiring possession of tho goods. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. S. Holly, of Gnlncs"In the case of n manufacturer ville, arrived in the city last night ‘cost’ means tho cost of raw materials nml will be the guests of their par­ nnd supplies, expenditures for lubor ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly for tho nnd indirect costs incident to produc­ SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL holidays. tion, including n reasonable proportion PLAYS FIRST GAME of management expenses, but not in­ Clifford Walker nnd sister, Miss DEFEATED HY STETSON cluding nny cost of selling or securing Claire Walker, nre spending n tow return on capital, days with Snnford friends nnd rela­ " 'Market' mentis the current bid tives. Clifford is n student nt Flori­ price prevailing ut the date of tho da University and Miss Claire 1b inventory for tho particular merchan­ teaching school nt Wlntor Garden. dise. The burden of proof as to tho correctness of the price rests upon tho depressed they outplayed oponents in LOOK BEFORE U LEAP The Hand concert yesterday nftertaxpayer in each case. Where no open first few minutes. Superior externoon wns one of tho best of tho nmrkct quotations arc available, tho pcrlencc however turned the tale and I hnvo some real enr bnrgninn season nnd tho Inrgo crowd present taxpayer must uso such evidence of a Stetson won the find half 20 to 7. enjoyed it to tho fullest. The rend­ 1 I)nick 4 ..................................... 1 fair market price nt tho dntes nearest1 In tho second half Stetson's men ering of tho Holy City by Mr. Drndy 1 Auburn, nearly now ................ 005 ! the inventory uh may be available, worked together better and won it was well received nnd tho entire pro­ 1 Olds 4 nenrly new ................ 1H5 Buch ns specific transactions or com- by 22 to 7. Sanford bns great prosgram wns good. Tho continued np- 1 Oidsmobllo ................................ 485 pensntlon paid for cancellation of con- pects for victory among teams ot plnuso after each number attested to Truck nenrly now ...................... 485 tracts or purchase commitments. their class. (It must be remembered Seo me for real bargains. Hu- enjoyment of tho big crowd. As "Where, because of abnormal condi- that tills game whs against UnlverslN. II. GARNER usual the seats were missing nnd many were obliged to stnnd, a r /s v /m a c k r NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ISHED. EASY TERMS Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P. C onnelly Classified advertisements, 5 cents a lino. No sd taken for less than 25 cents, and positively no classified nils charged tu anyone. Cask must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. MICKIE SAYS v ju w sr MORe \ b e se e c h A M ' IM P L O R E N O U T O G R A B U P A T E L E P H O N E 'M S U P O S A N N VTEW & TO O KNO W I POLVCS S A N V 4B. G IT O U T A N E W S '! P A P E R ., B U T W e NjE AUW A NB G O T ROOVA F E R 1 owe more rmvA FOR SALE—Second hand squnro piano, Knnbe make, good action. I’rico $51). Address Piano, caro of Herald ‘ 227-Otp FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old. Cross setter nnd pointer. Guaran­ teed not gun shy. Ready for hrenking. Owner leaving for north. Sacrifice for $50.00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla. 228-ltp Post enrds—locnl views—lc each nt the Herald office. FOR RENT WILLING WORKERS MEET Make it a L E X IN G T O N or Hupmob Open and Closed Models in Stock A number of good toned cars at prices and terms to suit DISTRIBUTORS 209 Park Avenue. Sanford ONE DOLLAR A BOX FOR FIRST STRAWBERRIES Tho first refrigerator of straw ­ berries of tho season left here Wed­ nesday evening and they sold for ono dollar per quart at the shipping plat­ form. They were raised by Walker & McEwen and havo all they can pro­ duce until Christmas sold at one dol­ lar per quart. The Wauchula aectlon will cut more figure In the strawberry game this year than ever before, for there Is a much larger acreage. Beans which wore planted since tho atorm are beginning to come In and If froat keeps off another two weeks FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third Street. 196-tfo FOh It ENT-Two unTurKTshoT rooms, kitchenette, sleeping porch, private entrance, 11th street, Snnford Ave­ nue West, 230-2tp FOR RENT—Half of storo, with fino display window, No. 221 EnBt First street, opposite postoffice. 230-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms to guntlcmen. 110 West Third St. Phone 0000. 200-3t FOR RENT—Ono furnish od bod room, also gnrago. 110 Laurel Avo. 100-tfo F o r RENT—T wo furnished bod rooms, (111 Purk Avo. 212-tfc FOR SALE FOB RENT—Rooms and kltchonnttes, H01 I Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-20tp FOR RENT—One furnished apurtFOR SALE—Largo baby carriage, in i merit. Apply 800 Magnolia., Mrs. good condition. Prlco good. Phono G. C. Cotes. 227-6tp 407-W or coll Sanford Heights, Mrs, WANTED Robinson. 230-fltc WANTED—Desire n five room fur­ used only few months in first class nished apartment. Apply to Her­ condition $600. cash. Can ho seen ald office. 230-2tr at Millers warehouse, address Dr. C. V. Jessup, Kitomming, Pa. 230-6tc FOR SALE—Eight room house wlth 'L , Garrison. I bath. Immediate possession. Small 204-tfc payment down, long time on balance, w a n t e d b d1 See Lane or address Box 782, Daytons, Fla. IM-Tu-BaMw J . *Both h o t , FOR SALE—One Palay rhum. Call a]T~W - i . 415-W, FOR SALE OR REN+—8-roomed house, 1011 Oak avo. Phone 283-J. 218-tic FOR SALE CHEAP—Gaa range and Larue manufacturing company, man­ wood rango, 1011 Oak ave. Phone ufacturing potato barrels, wish to «#• 283-J. 818-tfo tabllah branch warehouse In Sanford FOR SALE — Choice oranges and and desire branch manager who can grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per Invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box box, straps $1.25, f. 0. b. Qjtaon or 2894, Jacksonville, Florida. Sanford. Cash 'with order.—F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 227-6tp � 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 19, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 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 19, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bf3e6bce99e59c6fcbe8ddbde413e38f.pdf ec9fe12636f962d2822fdfb92d082deb PDF Text Text ,____ T r fj “ ‘ >\vy ' ’. ... . . u- ' ■••» TCr. .r .' .**1 Daily Herald THB “City Snbstintiir N THE H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST VOLUME n VEG ETAB LE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 7 ,1 9 2 1 ALLIED REPARATION ROARD HAS REFUSED CONSIDERING GERMANY’S LATEST REQUEST For Extension o f Time on January Pay­ Sanford THB “ City Substantial” Why T hey Walked NEGROES HAVE MIGRATED TO NORTH IN NUMBERS, ACCORDING TO CENSUS NUMBER 2St THE WALL STREET BOMBER IS CAPTURED IN POLAND AFTER WORLD WIDE HUNT NOTED FRENCH MUSICIAN DIED ALGIERS YESTERDAY CHARLES CAMILLE ST. HAKNS ments WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—1Total numbor of negroes reported as bom in Southern states nnd living In tho north nnd west hnd increased from 410,634 to 780,794 in 1020 tho Census UNTIL GERMAN GOVERNMENT Buronu announced todny in special roTELLS JUST WHAT SHE CAN port on tho negro migration bnsed on PAY AND WHEN returns of the last census. PARIS. Dec. 17.—Music lovers to­ dny mourn the denth in Algiers, Africa, yesterday of Chnrles Camille Snint Snens, noted French Musician nnd composer at tho ngo of eighty REPARATIONS W olfe Lundenfield H a s Confessed, N am ing Ringleaders F I V E PRINCIPALS IN THE PLOT WHO RECEIVED ALLEGED MURDER $30,000 FROM MOSCOW HELD IN KISSIMMEE RADICALS > 'V* •■: . '*. i•**'<* (Ilr Thr AiiMlattO Press) TWO HUNDRER NATIVES TAMPA, Dec. 17.—J. Johnson, PARIS, Dec. 17.— Allied reparations (Il» Thr Aaaorlnltd Preaa) DROWNED IIY TIDAL WAVE charged with the murder of Mack WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Tho ar­ commission has refused to consldor ISLAND OF NEGROS Cocowitch at Pnnnsofkeo Dec. 5, has rest of Lindcnfcld in Warsaw will Germany’s requost for extension of been arrested nt Kisslmmco and is clear up tho entire mystery of tha time on hor January and February re­ (lly The Aaaorlntrd Preaa) being held there for return to Sum­ Wall Street explosion It was stated Undying spirit of Liberty. Supremo sacrifice. America Incarnate paration payments until tho German MANILLA, Dec. 17— More thnn two Tho body of tiio Unknown American Soldier typified all of that—and ter count,*. According to sheriff A. positive)’ todny hy Burns. Llndonfeld, government tells just what sho can hundred nnd fifty nntives wero drown­ moro. That’s tho reason Commander-In-Chief Harding nnd Qenernl T Coleman of Sumter county, John­ whose arrest wns reported to tho De­ Pershing humbly walked behind tho caisson of a soldier of tho ranks. pay on instalments and gives informa­ ed by n tidal wave thnt overwhelmed son ndmitted to him thnt ho shot partment of Justice by tho Associated tion domandod. tho towns of Ibnjny nnd Mncnto, Is­ Oocowltcli and wns the man thut hod Press, wnM declared by Burns as the land of Negros, November 20, accord­ teen chased by cfficirs of fivo key to tho nulution of tho mystory and PARIS, Dec. 17.—Tho ontiro Ger­ ing to details received here. counties for tho last ten days. "only mnn wo know in tho world that man reparations problem was virtual­ knows all about it.” Burns declared ly plncod in tho hnnds of Aristido Bri- JEROME NAPOLEON BONA­ Lindenfold wns not implicated in tha and, tho French premier, and David JAIL ATTACKERS ARE PARTE. NOT TAKE THRONE explosion hut was so closo to radical Lloyd George, tho British primo min­ CAPTURED, IS REPORT OF ALBANIA OFFERED HIM elements ho know nil about it. Third ister Inst night, propnratory to their Internationale, Burns said, wns tha mooting in London Monday. This ac­ LEXINGTON, Ky., Dec 17.—Cnle NEW YORK, Doc. 17—Jerome moving spirit behind the plot. I.lndtion followed tha dispatch to Germany Napoleon Bonaparte, great-great- TV . Noble nnd Tom Noble, two alleged , T », T l a ai by the reparations commission of a Nephew of the famous Napoleon, de-11 icture or Gallows in Franc May Be Just Another lenders of the attack on the Breathitt cnfeld, according to Burns, wont conventional note, which rcservod ac­ elnred lie was not giving considerncounty jail last Saturday morning, abroad originnlly on behalf of tho De­ H oaX tion on Germany's announcement of tion to invitation to ascend Throne of j have been captured on top of the partment of Justlco to obtnin Informa­ her inabiity to meet hor forthcoming Albania. mountain over the cave in which they tion which would lend to tho nrrest o f payments until thcro has been a con­ (lly Thr Annorlnlrtl I'rrii) the latter's chargo of wholesale exe­ took refuge, according to a telephonic those responsible for the explosion. sultation by tho Allies. MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17.— William cutions as Unit of a crane ho Imd con­ messnge received hero late tonight by When no report wns rccoivod from MASSACIIUSETTS DANKER him, Burns said ho sent an ngont ovor Although tho noto o f tho commis­ AND PROMINENT CITIZEN , P Cowles, local engineer who nerved structed while In Franco. Wc had to Mrs. V. M. Mullikin from her hus- to find out why Lindenfold was not sion will not bo published until noon DIES AT ARLINGTON HS mnJor engineers in tho Amori- have notuo means of unloading gnso- bnml, who with ills bloodhounds went sending information ns promised, and todny, tho Associated Press was in­ ______ |can Expeditionary Forces in a state- linc tanks from cars said Cowles. I to Breathitt county from Lexington tho arrest followed. , formed last night from a most reliablo ARLINGTON, Mass. Dec. 17.— , «"®nt last night said bo had recognit-. constructed this beam by means of Wednesday night. source that it is brief and in no senso No particulars of tho capture wero Ebenozer Nelson Rlake bnnkcr and ‘T‘1 tho l’ icturu of tho KaUoW8 furn,sh which tnnks were lifted from cars by WARSAW, Dec. 17.— Plots and1, could be construed as an ultimatum to business man here, for ninny yenrs, 0(1 to Sonntor Watson in support of ropo and deposited on tho platform. rolnted to Mrs. Muillkin by hor huscounterplots reading like fiction In­ tho Gorman government. bnnd. former president of Chicago Board volved In search by Amorican secret.. Tho reparations commission dis­ of Trade and former Trustee UniD D f l T F C T A N T C A D 1 7 service ngontH through F.uropo whichcussed Germany’s noto at two ses­ MBS. LEVY WON SHOES 1 resulted yesterday in tho nrrest hare* versity of Chlcngo, died nt his home I I l U 1 L ) J 1 7*11 1 tJ / A l i C sions yesterday aftornoon. It wns AT LLOYD’S SHOE STORE of Wolfo Lindcnfcld, alias William. said to bo tho feeling of tho membors Linde, in connection with tho Wall* that, whllo n reply should bo sent to benefactor of town of Kakchelen, Mth. II. B. Levy tho gucat of Mrs. street explosion nst yonr. Lndonfeld Florida, to which ho gnvc public park; „ _ _ Germany, tho matter wns so import­ V. T. Peters of Geneva won the first fully confessed, authorities sny, nam­ ant it should be tho subject of consid­ prize of a pnlr of shoes nt Lloyd’s ing ring lenders In the plot which ho eration by tho Allies before any defin­ Shoo Store by guessing tho nearest declared aimed nt J. P. Morgan, tha ite action wns taken. ALLEGED THAT It Ell BED WAS to tho numbor of pens In tho glass infernal machine exploding prema­ THIRTY DENOMINATIONS ASK It wnH learned last night that when VIRGINIA SUPREME JUDGE DIES MAN WHO SOLD LIQUOR jar. Tho exact number was 1624 and turely. According to operntivos who U. S. TO AID STARVING NA­ M. Iiinnd and Mr. Lloyd George meet TO BOYS TIONS, ADJUST DEBTS, ETC. sho guessed 1626. Mr. T. A. Rivers trailed I.indeiifield, the suspect hat ROCKY MOUNT, V.i., Dec. 1 7 .they probably will have boforo them made tho snm0 guess hut Ids guess named five principals in the plot, now all the facts which the commission has Judge E. W. Sunders, of the Supreme Peoplo who were on the streets last CHICAGO, Dec. 17.—Thirty Pro­ canto after Mrs. Levy and ho wns in Europe who received $30,000 from gathered in relntion to tho actual sit­ Cojr*. of Virginia, former congress­ night about ten o’clock wero attract­ testant church denominations through awarded second prize which wns nlso Moscow Third Internationale through uation in Germany. i man from the fifth Virglnin distric, their representatives at tho Federal ed by a strange figure going west on n pnlr of shoes. The first contest New York Communists. died i.erc this afternoon. The funer­ A suggestion has been made that Council o f Churches of Christ in Am­ First street. Upon closer glanco it excited so much interest thnt I.ioyds the commission take the money G or-. al will ho held tomorrow afternoon. erica, hero yesterday promulgated was found to lie n young man nntued will put on another ono this tlmo to WASHINGTON, Doc. 17.—Tho re­ many has accrued for reparation pny-' flieir program for permanent world Itchrcr, who hnd been tarred nnd guess the number of seeds in n carton ported nrrest in Warsaw, I’olnnd, o f menls and allot it to Fruncc. Tho peace, outlined obligations which they feathered and on whose back tho le -, that Is on exhibit in tho window. Wolfe Lindonficld on suspicion of commission believes this nntount to be declare America owes tho world, nnd'gcnd In Inrgo letters was fastened complicity in tho Wall Streot bomb nearly 200,000,000 gold marks. called upon the government to recog- [ reading: "I Sold Liquor to Young plot is right story William J. Burns, nizu their principles. Boys.” It seems that the Ku Klux director of Bureau of Investigation, NEW OFFICE BUILDING Aid to Austria, Russia nnd Armenia [ Kian have been investigating tho sellJustice Department, said today. Burns nnd recognition of an international ing of liquor to tho young boys of this said he was unable to discuss dotaila ST. AUGUSTINE, Do?. 17—Work court for the settlement of the world city and county nnd they have deterof the case until he received his re­ on tile first unit of tho offico build­ problems wero among tile demands mined to stop it since the law cannot port from Warsaw. ings to bo erected hero by the Florid WOULD DISRUPT ALL ARMA­ made upon tho government by tho touch these peoplo nnd the boys will MENT PLANS AND PRODEast Const Rnilwny nt n cost of ap­ council, which also extended its con-J not tell who sold it and tliu officers Colder Weather LEMS proximately $300,000 will begin next gratulations to Britain its congrntula- could not obtain sufficient evidence to FROM PALATKA TO LAKE IIAR.I week, according to tho contractors, convict. However, tho Kian has other in South Florida tions to Britain and Ireland. N KY ORTA INS WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— British W. P. Richardson & Co., of Jackson­ Fenring tho accusation of partisan­ mothods of investigation nnd they evi­ $78,000 For Coming W eek spokesmen hurled a bombshell into ville. ship several delegates debated the dently hnd good reasons to believe tho conference circles yesterday with wording of tho program’s reference to thnt Rchrer was selling liquor nnd ... .(L1* / Tha Associated I’rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—Tampa tho announcement that Franco hnd PENSACOLA SHOPS OF international courts and associations, Jhonco their kidnapping last night nnd and other hnrhor projects in Florida WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— Gonoralasserted before tho naval coinmittco of L. & N. TO LAY OFF 103 so both tho League of Nations and tho cout of tar nnd fenthors. Ho wns will be well taken enro of if congress ly fair weather but much coldor, with fifteen her intention of building, be­ •MEN INDEFINITELY an association of nations were men­ first discovered on tho Snnford-Or- passes tho rivers nnd hnrhnrs appro­ frosts probably uxcopt in Southern tween 1026 nnd 1036, ten cnpitnl ships lnndo road coming to town nnd tho tioned. priation bill for tho coming fiscnl pnrt of statu is tho forecast for Flori­ of 36,000 tons each. Thu statement PENSACOLA, Dec. 17.— TwentyTho council also adopted a separate word spread rapidly in tho city and yonr ns recommended by Maj.-Gon. da during tho week beginning Sun* five per cent of tho men in tho shops stood unchallenged from French quar­ resolution to sand its prayers and boforo ho could get to tho city limits Lansing II. Bench, chief of army en­ day. ters through tho day. of tho LouiBvilio nnd Nashvillo rail­ good will to tho Longuo of Nations. j ho wns followed by a crowd of cnrR gineers, in his report, mado public It appeared thnt a French proposal road were given notice Wednesday Declaring that tho Washington con-'and after ho had reached tho city ho yosterdny. DISCHARGE LIMITED. wass uhmitted nt tho first meeting of they would bo laid off indofinitoly to­ feronco on limitations of armaments went down as fnr as First street Out of a totnl $11,000,000 covered tho committee aftor Secretary of Stato had "made a good beginning," tho where ho followed First to Elm and In items suggested for improvement of dny. Workman numboring 103 nro o f - 1 Boston, Dec. 14.— Discharge of man Hughes had announced the agreement footed. council addod that "war Itself must. disappeared in tho direction of tho wntorwnys In tho South, n total of from t.io Atlantic fleet will bo limited between Groat Britain, Japan and tho be outlawed," nnd nddud: 'lake. $448,000 relntos to Tampa liny nnd to 10 per cent. Ahonrd each vcssol It United States to abandon projoctod "Wo bollovo thnt tho tlmo has como \ Ho was evidently following ordors Hillsborough hay—tho port of Tam- wns announced today in ordtra sent Engineer Experts building programs, scrap sixty-eight for American public opinion to o x -,to show himself on First street bocapital ships aggregating nearly two press unmistakably to congress its fore he went homo as a warning to pn; for St. Johns river, Jacksonville out by Admidal Hilary P. Jonoa, com­ W ill Confer W ith to tho soa, $668,000 Is nsked. Othor mander in chief of the flout. This million tons ami set their navies in Secretary W eeks ton years on a "6-6-3” ratio basis ns emphatic support of President Hard- othors and ho obeyed his Instructions amounts asked for Florida harbors In- order was Issued ns a modification of ing in giving satisfactory guarantees otherwise ho would have taken tho cludo $14,000 for a channel from tho order reducing tho onilstod per­ between themselves. Tho ono action that tho United States will tako its . hack streets to his home, Clearwater to Tampa bay, $88,600 for sonnel of tho navy hy about 6,000 Regnrding Offer o f Ford For Pur­ disclosed at today’s meeting of tho full sharo of responsibility in intornnt-1 There is no information to to whore Key West harbor, and $134,000 for Im­ men, with authorization for dlschase of Muscle Shoals commlttco of fifteen was tho agree­ ionai tasks and obligations. i th° co«t nnd fenthors wero ap- provements In St. Andrew’s bay. charges nccordlnly. It was said hore ment not to talk of what was going on "Wo bollovo thnt under suitable con -1pHod but It wns probably out In tho (Ur The Associated Ureas) St. Johns rivor to Pnlntkn, $30,000; thnt tho offset of tho order would bo until n conclusion hail been reached. ditlons tho dictates of Justice nnd tho Jcountry as ho wns several miles from WASHINGTON, Doc. 10.— Engineer channel Cloarwntor to shrdlu etnoin u to limit to about 700 men tho dis­ principles of economic law require that, the city when ho was first dlscovor- Pnlntkn to Luko Harney, $78,000; experts in tho omploy of Henry Ford, charges on 13 vessels of tho flcot unHAPPY JACK CAVES tho United States should consider and,®*** will confer with Secretary Weeks nt chnnncl Clearwater to Tampa bay, dor which tho original authorisation GLOBE TROTTER HERE adopt somo suitablo adjustment of tho noon Mondny regarding offor of De­ $14,000; Miami, harbor, $10,000; Key might have boon extended to about WILL LECTURE TONIGHT debts of tho nations to tho United MORE TROUBLE troit manufacturer for tho purchaso West hnrhor, $88,600; Fernnndlnn hnr­ 14200. IN BELFAST States in order thnt they shall bo, as and lease of Musclo Shoals intrato nnd hor nnd Cumberland sound, $8,000; InHappy Jnck CAvcs, a globe trotter far ns possible, relieved from thoir FIRING BREAKS OUT dinn rivor, $6,000; Kissimmoo rivor, power plants. CIJRKKW LAW ENACTED who Is encircling tho globe nnd has economic difficulties.” $10,000; Cnloosnhntchoo rivor, $26,­ BELFAST, Dec 17.— Fiorco Firing 600; Sarasota bay, $66,000; Ancloto PLANT CITY PUBLISHING COM­ mado 07,080 miles already on his LAKE WORTH, Doc. 17,-T h o City broko out hero todny. Firing bo In­ rivor, $7,000; Hillsboro rivor, $2,000; journey is in the city nnd will doliver One of tho morchnnt princes is PANY WILL DISOLVE Commission hero has enacted a cur­ a lecture tonight nt tho First Nation­ quoted as saying thnt "adversity” tense tram enr service was suspended. Apalachicola bay, $18,160; Apalachi­ few ordlnunco which makes It unlaw­ TAMPA, Fla,, Dec 17.— According al Bank corner tolling about his mado him whnt ho is. Obviously n 1Mnch,no guns used against rioters cola river, $17,000; upper Chlpola rlv- ful for children under 10 yonrs r.f tgo by Crown forces. Ono mun killed or, $7,600; channel Apalachicola rivor to a legal notlco appearing in a local trips nnA tho countries ho has visited. misprint for "advertising.” to bo on tho streets alono aftor S and nt least six wounded. Ho Is making tho trip on a wagor and to St. Andrew’s bay, $47,000; St. An­ newspapor this afternoon tho Plant o’cloik at night. drew’s boy, $87,000; Choctawatchso ___ ___________________ City Publishing Company, will dis- must make tho monoy for his ex­ Tho radical dosn’t dcslro sympthy; _ , , , Don't ,ontl your job printing away rivor, Florida and Alabama, $0,800; penses by lectures. A single tax wouldn’t work now. "olvo on December 31, next. Wayne h« desires somobody to helo him cuss from tow0i Patronllo your homo ln. narrows Santa Rosa sound, $7,000; No single thing Is worth an amount Thomas and M. A. Woodward are tho world. ; stitutlom, first, last and all the time. Pensacola harbor, $20,000. Christmas cards nt Herald offico. equal to the tax. tho signoras o f tho notice. GALLOWS WAS A CRANE FOR UNLOADING GASOLINE, SAYS MAJOR OF ENGINEERS “torch0""1"* ,ot FRANCE WANTS CAPITAL SHIPS BUILDING KU KLUX KLAN BEHIND MOVE FOR APPLIED COAT TAR, FEATHERS CONTINUED PEACE ST. JOHNS RIVER APPROPRIATIONS IS NEW BILL M i * i .. �i- l- t •f , »'• ^ «■ *»» •i . • 1*4J,v ) I. ..... r ' ‘ ■ 1' ' ,V ,'.V 16,1921 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRID PAGE BOARD EXPLAINS CAPITOL STATUS r ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ $1 Shoe Sale ] Beginning Today, Friday 16th I S: 1 REGAL SHOES 1 I ■■ ■■ ■■ ■I s: ■I . 9 1 ' ■ Two Pair Shoes for the Price o f One—Plus $1.00 For example, if you buy a pair of Shoes at $10 or whatever the price may be, you are entitled to any style of REGAL SHOES in the Store not exceeding the purchase, for an additional pay­ ment o f $1.00, and— ________________________ I■ S3 a Two Suits for the Price o f One Plus $10.00 Sanford Shoe & Go. Co. NOTED EDUCATOR TO DELIVER CHRISTMAS ADDRESS AT ROLLINS. WINTER PARK, Fin., Dec.lfl.— Announcement was made here at noon todny that the nnnunt Christmas address to tho Rollins College students will ho delivered by President W. M. Kemper, o f Palmer College, In Know­ les Hall, December 18. Dr. Kemper is a speaker of ability nnd nB this service Is largely attended by alumni throughout the state he will no doubt ho henrd by one of tho Inrgcst audi­ ences over to assemble nt Rollins College. PENSACOLA, Dec. ltV—Fred C. Cubberly of Gainesville, wns sworn in hero Tuesday by Federal Judge Sheppard as United States Attorney for the Northern district o f Florida. Mr. Cubberly who recently wns ap­ pointed by President Harding to suc­ ceed John L. Neely who lias held tho position seven years, was district at­ torney from 1909 to 19151, having been served through the administration of President Taft. Mr. Cubberly moved to Gainesville in 19151 nnd since that time had served two terms nH munici­ pal judge and also ns City Attorney New York, Dec. 10.— Another will and another claimant bobbed up to­ dny in the complicated chsc of Mrs. Margaret Enston, Brooklyn recluse, who died October 27, leaving nn estate of $200,000. | Tho last document, purporting to ho the copy of tho will signed l>y Mrs. Enston and her husband in 1919, was forwnred to tho Brook’.yn surrogate’s offico by Miss Jessie Alston Owens of Spnrr, Fin., claiming to lie n cousin With It wns mailed a credential, describing Miss Owens as n "veritable lady bountiful” and signed by Frank Ilnrris Editor o f tho Ocnla banner, of Ocnln( Fin., who asserted that Miss Owens had been a frequent contribu­ tor to his paper, "bo'.h in poetry nnd prose on religious nnd moral themes.’’ * Upon Mrs. Eaton's death there hns been mailed anonymously to the surrgntc in 1921 lenving the estate to a daughter "Miss Florence Johnson, of ’ Ohio." Today's will, lenving the ostuto to J cshIc Alston Owens "our loved cousin" wns attested by Thomns Perry nnd Charles Thomas, and pur­ ported to have been sworn toheforc U. C. Dupree, a notary public, who ex­ plained the absence of n seal on tho document by the notation: "Unfortun­ ately my stnmping outfit wns lost out of tho cnrrlnge yesterday hut this is nil right.." A coppy o f the affidavit, hearing the name of J. I Simmons, notary public was attached. Tho nffidnvit stated that justice of the pence Dupree and two witnesses were dend. STATE RESTS IN TRIAL OF BURCH Try a Hornld Want Ad todny. : 8 ANOTHER WILL IlOHS UP IN RECLUSE CASE “At the End of the World” .. Also Striking Models and Fox News C! A T IT D F I A V at the PRINCESS^-Marie Provost j A 1 U l l l J / i I in “ Nobody’s F o o l;"a ls o Comedy M A K E IT A N ELECTRIC GIFT 11.00^: Los Angeles, Dec. 10. —The prose­ cution in the trial of Arthur C. Burch for tho nllegcd murdor of J. Bolton Kennedy, rested its case into todny Adjournment wnH taken until Monday on motion of tho defense. Brewton, Georgin, hns n woman mnyor nnd five women members of the hoard of nldcrninicn. LXTZu CUJUM^- - ‘ Kit Canon V Gr1 ^ly Fights Tomahawks Stockade? Copt. Ficmont Blazing Alter*.': * Mexicans Landslide Bison Man Squaws Vaifon Train? K Tappers CHRISTMAS PRESENTS In our show windows, come in and look around —we have Something for all o f the family. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. WARD & RIVE iM GENERAL West First St. R E P A IR IN G Old Ford Garage Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. Phono No. 147-W OPTICI AN—OPTOM ETRIST ' icks beut Pits \ ( A T Y O U R GROCER \xf rot’s Sutler's CvecU Papooses KL-JARCOFREtO. Sanford, Fin. G v ‘V/% ' !, * If you don't see your SB Battle? Prairie Fite? FRESH Removal Announceme't Universal ptetenh Red Blooded American History Chapter Play 'W IN N E R S oW eW E ST ' JOHN J. H EITZ, M . D. and Chiropractor whoso offices for tho pnst yunr wore located nt tho Sominolo Hotel and at 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, hns mov­ Frnmcs Repaired Lenses Duplicated ed into n larger plnco which is being EYES EXAMINED equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium, Sanford, FIs. located nt 1009 Union Street or Sec­ 212 East. 1st St. ond street East. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSB WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS Starring ART ACOR A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON TER M S TO SU IT Y O U Directed bv td Laemml* You can make money buying for advance. You are going to build a home one o f 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. Beginning Monday, Dec. 19 1 : J S o t W J o f" . Seminole Printery A big selection of tho latest books, by such popular uuthors ns Booth ' F. F. RINES O U R R E P A IR IN G IS U N EXC ELLED FO R QUALITY £• DURABIUTY Gold Elutfi ALW AYS $3.50 8.00 6.00— 105 Pnlmetto Avc. ij;.v M .W .M B E T T Y COM PSON in- Star T h ea tre Incllono Pionet.v • ,»v * .71 T h e Star T o-d ay TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 10.— Rumb­ lings of a cnpitol romovnl fight from down Ocala way havo gotten a riso from qunrtors on tho hill so to speak. Tho board of commissioners of Pub­ lic Institutions, with an oar to tho ground may be, or most likely to pre­ pare for such a legal movo as now has been threatened by an Ocnla legal firm, mot in exccutivo session July 29, 1921, nnd passed a resolution to tho effect that tho bonrd had dotormined thnt funds did exist in tho stnio treas­ ury to enrry out extensions nnd im­ provements on tho cnpitol building as provided in recent legislation. Tho Ocnla attorneys havo announced they would seek to obtain an injunction against proccodlng with tho improve­ ment boenuso tho money did not exist in tho treasury in accordance with tho legislative enactment. It was explained to nn inquiring re­ porter yostorday that tho commission­ ers of state institutions acting as a bonrd for a determination as to shrd cnpitol commission applied to tho board for a determination as to whothor funds necessary for the work exist­ ed, nnd after consulting with tho stato treasurer and comptroller, tho board adopted a resolution saying in part: “ It was then and thero decided nnd de­ clared by tho said board of commis­ sioners of stato institutions thnt tho funds for such onlargcmont, alteration nnd ropnir o f tho said cnpitol building nt Tnllahnssco, Fla......... will bo nvnilnblo when tho samo becomes duo nnd pnynblo and constituto a charge against tho stato of Florida. in every socket for better and bright­ er lights WORTHINGTON SEEING THINGS G. H. CUItTISS AWARDED PATENT AS THE FIRST LAKE WALES, Dec. 10,—What AERONAUTIC INVENTOR Editor Jack Worthington of the Lnkc Now York, Dec. 16.—In n decision, Wnles Highlander described nB tho epoch-making in the history of nero- "daddy of nil "gators" was enptured court of appeals todny held that Glenn by three flshormon Inst week in Lnko II. Curtifls was tho first person to Pictce, n few miles north of hero. Invent nnd operntc n flying bont nnd Tho ’gator, which In n battle with n issued an order awarding him tho fellow saurlnn had lost from ten to twelve inches of his tail, measured broad patent for hydroairplanes. Tho decision, said by aeronautic thirteen foot six lucres in length while oxpcrtn, to he one of the most slgn- the distance from tho tip of his nose fleant doveloyments in aviation since to his eyes wns twenty inches. The allgntor became entangled in a the Wright patent were upheld, re­ fish net, wns drnwn to the side of tho versed tho lower court’s tullng which boat ami killed by blows on the head nwarded the patent rights to Albert with a bar o f idon. Indications were S. Janin, an inventor of Stntcn Island. that the big fellow had been cock of It constituted the Inst development in the wnlk in his own domain, the side legal battle fought in tho patent of his jaw henring a great office and courts slnso 19151, with tho scar inflicted in a fight with a chal­ two ligignntn. lenger who didn’t agree with the contest for the fundamental patent Ross. His tusks wore worn down that tho French pioneer, Fnblo, who in 1908 constnictcd nn hydroplane and persons fnmilinr with ’gators with which he rose from tho water declared it was a very old citizen. but which he never succeeded In land­ ing without wrecking. CUIIBERLY IS U. 8. ATTORNEY. •* . • • ■ ' ' ' JUUJJU.UCU JUUUJ CURLING IRONS only ...... .—..... J-lbs IRONS with Curling Irons ___.... 6-lb. IRONS, only ..................... GRILLS, only .... TOASTERS, POLICE NAI» HOOKS only .................... 3 .7 5 ^ UP OF IRISH COUNTY PERCULATORS, only ...... - ....... ... Belfast, Dec. 10.— (By Assoaintcd Press.)— Following a dcscisnn todny Vacuum Cleaners by a ninjorlty of tho County Council ------nnd-----of Fermanagh, in Ulster County, to W ashing Machines recognlzo tho authority seized tho on Easy Payments council building nnd ail its books nnd documents. Put Edison Lamps Don’t forget the $10 Suit Sale 1 Tarklngton, Gene Stratton Porter, Harold Hell Wright, Znuo Grey, James Oliver Curwood, Peter B. Kyne, nnd Mary Roberts Rinehart; also books for boys and girls. • 8 R e a lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT W ork Guaranteed Prices Reasonable 902 French, Near Depot Phone 404________ Mobley’s Drug Store M e is c h Tired Feet J fe & T fi.” Massage gently with soothing Lumley & Lumley Proprietors ConU, rsit* .. “ ■....... ' ____ 9 �PAG E FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1981 SO C IE TY i t o . FRED DAlQfcR, Society Editor, Phone 1IT-W • II T « » r IH tW i f l t l l l i f m — u yo« • « i s l w R ir n k tr * mr *o m Iw m m *, or u TOI Hr* M tcrtaU lii, • card to Ikli itnrtM M tt w n i b i or trlokpoo* Ik , I(*m . I SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—Lleut. H. A . Bivins will en­ tertain the members of tho Hern* don-Blvlns bridal party at dlnnor at the Valdez Hotel, preceding the rehearsal for tho wedding. Saturday— Horndon-B Ivins Nuptials at high noon at Holy Cross Eplsco* L pH Church. ohttftiay— Mrs. A, P, Connolly Will ehtefteih tho hlembeTs of the Hefndon-Blvlns brlday party at a wed* ding breakfast, at her homo on Rign61ld AvdAue. Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour Wilt m Held at Central Park at 4:00 o'clock, "■ Friday—Mi1*. Henry Purdon will en­ tertain tho riichibcrs of the T. N. T. Club At her hohie on Piilhietto avddtfe at 8:80 pi ni. Friday—The Indies of tho Bnptlst ehureh will hold their bandar and cooked food sale at tho old stand o f Mrs. Cates on First street. Frldny— Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will en­ tertain at a Buffet Supper at her homo on Sanford Heights at seven o'clock, honoring Miss Wlnnlo Bfbwh n brido-olbct of this month. Friday— Mrs. Hal Wight will entertrtin tho members of tho "Lucky Thirteen" brldgo club nt her homo On Park avenue, In honor of Miss Adelaide Higgins. Saturday—The Ladies of the Baptist church Will hold their bazaar and cooked food salo nt the old Btnnd o f Mrs. Cotea. . Monday— Misses Zoo and Fannie Relm Munson will give n dance nt their homo on Myrtlo nvenuo at 8:80 p. m. Saturday— Mrs. Clnudo Howard will give a farewell party for Mrs. La Verne Hurt nt her home on Third street at 3:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hines motored to Tampa today where they will spend the week end. Mrs. I,. It. Phillips, Miss Marion Phillips and Raymond Phillips spent tho afternoon very pleasantly in Or­ lando yesterday. Mrs. Frank Dear* lias returned to her homo in Augusta, Gn„ after aponding several weeks very pleasant­ ly ns tho guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas. Lucuis McLeod, of Haines City, wns tho guest of friends here yesterday returning to Haines City this even­ ing. Mrs. B. .1. Starling returned home yesterday from Jacksonville, where she spent two weeks with her Bister, Mrs. Robert Sims at her homo in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Sims have just returned from an extended visit to the Orient. Mr. mid Mrs. T, I,. Dumas, Mrs. F. A. Hazard, Mrs. W. T. Langley and MIbh Agnes Dumas motored to Lake­ land today whoro they will spend the week end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langley, James Higgins, of Haines City, is spending tho week end hero with his mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins, AMERICAN EDUCATION * E e H SANFORD CRAMMER SCHOOL wedding march, played by Hiss VcJm l Shipp, Wfl* foiled forttf; Mrs. Babbitt aftd Miss BroWn led (ho Way to tho dining room, the table With snowy linen ftltloftig cut glrtSa and silver with a centcrpcco of bosket of rod roses from Whch streamers of red ribbon tied In dainty bowa to polnsettn adorned miniature candy boxes, as favors. Tho placo cards were little Chrtstmns brides In Christmas attire. A five course supper wns served followed by music, readings and lively conversation. Those to enjoy this delightful occasoh were: Miss Wlnnlo Brown, Clara MillCn, Ruth Kannor, Edna Chitten­ den, Laura Chitenden, Mrs. Bnrbcr, Mrs. Sarah Bray, Mrs. liste r, Miss Hall Slid Mrrt. Babbitt. M a r k in g L 6 W e r \ s S y ste m ) 3 3 ) First National Bank j PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD t°wni' l he Boy Sobuts of thilo two troopM wish to* thank Mr. Crippon for n lend of wood Hint he donated to them for the canlp firm Tim two- troops, three and four, are composed of'wldouwnke boyS' and they' a rc anticipat­ ing some great times- for thO filttirc. Give thenv a hand nnd "boost"' them along fo success. Fhy Loosing, S. P. i Mr. Tnylor, In discussing tho local conditions was very high in his praise 0f our most favored city and its groat possibilities, ns well us highly pleased with tho efficient service being ren­ dered tho Lexington owners by their local representatives. Ho stated each nnd every owner he has met hero of a Lexington wero bo strong In tholr pruisca of the enr one might think thoy were stork-holders in tho Com­ pany or in tho local agency. Tho Lexington factory hns become Mako thu editor happy by sending a wonderful lender in building n car In your Job printing1now. for efficiency and economy us well ns n lender ub a builder of a ronl snappy sport model car which nt this time in In grent demand. B a tte r y Co. H of The National banking Last week Was observed as "Ameri­ A useful Christmas gift, buy k ko­ can Educational Week" In many cities dak.—Bower & Roumillat. 225-tfc and towns of the country. The move­ * ■ ment-was planned by tho Amerlcnn December 14: Only eleven more Legion and the National Education days for email boys to be good. Association, and had for Ub definite object tho consideration of ways by Tho O. T. 0 . Gift Shop is still do­ o f the United States has for its chief object the which better education and bettor ing business at the corner of Fourth furnishing of funds where they are most needed; 228-ltc Americanism might bo bro’t about. and Oak. the safe-guarding of deposits and the stabilizing Sanford Grnmmcr School, at the stlgof our ehtiro business structure. W efe it not for A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ goat ton of its efficient Principal, this mighty system of National Banks, linked to- • 225-tfc spent several recitation periods In an dak.— Bower & Roumillat. gether in the great Federal Reserve, o f which all interesting and profitable considera­ National B^nks Are members, the nation wohld un­ Even the poor prune hris acdftolnttion o f the subject, it Was particular­ doubtedly be gfoping in the midst of financial de­ fdr ly pleasing to note the original dis­ pression nnd turmoil. cussions given by members o f the standing By to fepei Boarders, The fnomerit yob becofne & depositor this classes In Civics. Speeial exercises Bank yob are a part of our National Banking Sys­ Buy yetI# Christinas tree and word held In the Auditorium on Fri­ tem. day at the regular Chapel hour, At ChrlatmM green front the Woman’s MRS. WIGHT HOSTESS AT LOVE- which time the following program Club. ii7-3tc Think this oVfeY. Can you afford to stay on ■ LT BRIDGE PARTY was given by the pupils of the Sev­ tho outside? Beautiful llde of OhrlitmnB Station­ Mrs, Hal Wight was the gyaclous enth Grade: 225-tfc hostess yesterday afternoon enter­ Sotig: My Country T1S o f Th*»— ery, BoVrer & Robrtilllat. taining delightfully nt bridge nt her School. C rittifcift HlNN’nftf Surdny noon attractive home on Park avenilO, hon­ Pledge to Flag—School. and evening, d rey Gables, mr the oring Miss Adelaide Higgins, wheSo Bible Reeieation— seventh dfade. beach, seabreere, Fla. phono 401. nmrringe to Mr. Lucius McLeod takes Why We Have Schools -William fc'ree bath fttftHMt 74-Jfri-St-flm place next week. The guests Includ­ DuBose. ! A COMMUNITY BUILDER f ing tho members of tho "Lucky Thir­ Our Flng— Evelyn Taylor, still, the Eastern situation won’t teen Bridge Club” and an extra table Flag Rules— Fred Stanley. 6 , F* W hitner, Cashier \ benefit greatly by An official c6nt of 9 F. F. Forster, Pres. of guosts. Columbia Th0 Gem Of Tho Ocean whitewash on tho Status quo, Tho lower floor o f tho homo wns in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i — School. adorned with crystal vases and bas­ A Description Of A Oood American A large assortment o f Donnlson’a kets of crimson rosos nnd poinsottlns. **■«s**#* — Civic Class. bonutiful'y engraved Christmas cards. The decorations fonturod the Christ­ Tho Old Flng Forever— Margaret — Mobley's Drug Storo. 227-tfc mas colors with beautiful effect. Cnrvnn. The card tables were arranged In r ’ag Sabi i a. Buy your Christmas tree and the living room nnd tho dining room, Star Spangled Bnnno •—School. Christians green from the Woman's nnd the score enrds were done in at­ The National Hymns wore sung club, 227-3tc 1 tractive Christmas design. ______ After sovornl interesting games of with much fcolig and expression, | bridge, the top score prize, gold lin­ and tho readings und recitations w ere! Beautiful lino of Christians Station225-tfc gerie clasps was awarded Mrs. B. L. given in a manner which reflected cry, Bower & Roumillat. You Ctfri Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ Perkins. Tho honorce was also pre­ credit, on the pupila taking pnrt, ns well ns on the Seventh Grade tcnchers Buy y9ur Christman tree and sented lingerie clasps. fessional and Business Main in The delicious refreshments served who were In ehnrgo o f tho progrnm, Christmna green from tho Woman’s Sanford in This Column 227-3tc consisted of fried oysters, potato MIhs Millcn, in a few well chosen Club. remarks outlined thc movement, em­ chips, olives, hot biscuits and coffee. Instead of stnmping n package Those enjoying this lovely party phasizing the relntlon between better were Mrs. LoVerno Hurt, Mrs. M. education and better Americanism. ‘ 'Registered," it might bo a good idea CONTRACTORS LAW YERS dowdy, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. A. W. This excellent program wns the ap- to affix a small portrait of a Marine. ---------Fitts, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. B. L. proprlutc clone of an unusually in- ^ S. 0 . Shinholser George A . DeCottes Buy your Christmas tree nnd Perkins, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. tercsting nnd helpful week nt SanChristmas green from tho Woman’s A. B. Wnllneo, Mrs. I). 1). Caldwell, ford Grnmmor School. Contractor nnd Builder Attorney-nl-Law Club. Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. H, B. 227-3tc Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD •:* FLORIDA Lewis, Mrs. F. E, Householder nnd BAND CONCERT TOMORROW SANFORD FLORIDA Mrs. W. C. Hill. A nice line of Bibtcs anil Testa­ AFTERNOON IN CENTRAL I'AIIK— EVERYBODY INVITED ments for tho old nnd young.— Mob­ Sanford C onstructs Co. ley's Drug Storo, 227-tfc HARTFORD B A T T E R Y BRIDGE PARTY FOR VISITOR CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS The Sanford band will render n Mrs. L. P. MeCuller wns tho grac­ Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfully “ Battery Insurance” All kinds of imported perfumes.— ious hostess yesterday afternoon at 'sacred concert tomorrow afternoon in Furnished Bower & Roumillat. 225-tfc Sold and Serviced by bridge, nt her homo on Ninth street, Central Park nt four o'clock and ev­ All Work Guaranteed in honor of her sister, Mrs. Brooks, eryone . ,. is invited , r„.to come , out , , and onH. T. PACE P. 0 . Box III Edw. H iggins, Inc* il is much easier to love a dog thnn who is her house guest. There were 1J° y ,the mmi?' *hc Snnford bnTul hn" three tables of players. Imndo wonderful reputation this sen- to love people who keep dogs that H aight & Wieland howl. ___ P U R E W A T E R Tho rooms where thc card tables K0,‘ ,,nd m,my vtaltora to tho citF tho Sanford band is much better thnn ______ wore placed were most attractive with "That O. K. Butter-crust Brcnd GARAGES baskets of roses and other cut flow­ the hnnds travelling through the state Elder Springs W ater giving concerts nt big prices, The makes tho fnmily happy." Poinsoters. 99.98% PURE following program will ho carried out: tin Butter-split bread "can't bo beat­ Smith Bros. Garage Of exceptional interest was tho Phone 311-W Sanford, Fla March— Miasionniro .......H. C. Miller en." 227-Ctc Expert Repairing gnmo of bridge played during tho af­ Overture— Joy to tho World..... OIL, GAS and ACCESSOKIES ternoon, high score being made by ...................................... Bnrnhouso Every color of Dennison's Lustre “ HOTELS Mrs. Robert Hines, who wan given silk Onk and First Paper lingerie. The honoruta was also pre­ Idyil— A Garden Dance......G. Vargas Crepe Paper, also Cropo Voce! Si Io—The Holy City............. Streamers, Festoons and other Oensented silk lingerie. Hotel Montezuma \dnms nison’s Cropo Pupor Christmas decor­ ............................. Stephen Geo. W . Knight At the conclusion of tho game Mrs. Patrol of tho Piccaninnies ations.— Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc MeCuller assisted by Miss Emma “ Sanford’s New Hotel” Real Estate and Insurance .......................- .............. Lnmccnik Owens served a tempting salad course 11.50 Up Per Day Selection from Chnuncey Alcott's A feminine writer says nothing is SANFORD -:- -:- -:- FLORIDA and coffee. Isle o f Dreams............... J3, It. Ball thiser thnn a married mnn's excuse. Invited to meet the honoroe were: Baritone Duett— Tarhonrd Watch, N OVELTY The lady hasn't tried restaurant soup .. Employment Bureau.. SA N F O R D Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Theiinu Ema­ er, Miss Initio Caldwell, Miss Agnes ] w * ' ,oy ’......................... I,nul ,lc Vl,lc Intely. The vocational committee of tho Busi­ Mlo.............. Di Capua WORKS Dumas, Mrs. John Leonard), Mrs. R .' n * ltf,orw ness nnd Professional Women's Club March—Thunderer ...........J. P. Sousa After December 15th the Co-opcraC. Maxwell, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Mrs. Key tive storo will move from ’ the present requests all young women desiring V. C. COLLER, Prop. W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. L. C. Kolb and Star Spangled Banner .......... location in the old pnssctiget' depot to employment to register nt tho First Miss .Louise Kolb. XYLOPHONE SOLOIST AT General Shop and Mill the storo room nt 417 Sanford Avc., National Bank. AT THE BAPTIST TEMPLE AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Hint has been occupied by Brown’s 11RD CROSS MEETING W ork SUNDAYNIGHT; HEAR HIM Market. Low ensh prices for fresh The Seminole Chapter of the Red meats nnd groceries, 22G-4tc CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Sanford Machine & Cross will hold their annual meeting The music lovers of Sanford will he 517 Commercial Street Hanford, F l i Tuesday evening, December 20th nt 8 glad to know that Mr. Owens, a tnlFoundry Co. Christmas Candies, Whitman’s, o'clock at the Woman's Club rooms. ontcr Xylophone soloist will he nt the Huyler's, Wiley' h nnd Log Cabin Pe­ General Machine and Boiler Works Everyone In Seminole county is invit­ Baptist Temple on Sunday night nnd Automobile Flywheel Stool Goar can nut roll.— Mobley’H Drug Store. TRANSFER ed and urged to attend. will render several selections. Mr. bnnds In stock 227-tfc Owens was a special musician at the Crank Shafts lie-turned “ WE DELIVER THE GOODS" BOY SCOUTS HIKE Florida assembly hold at Stetson UniHowever, American idealism Quick Service Transfer varsity for ten days last summer. He doesn't take the form of renunciation Sanford Steam Laundry ........ 'WiKhtcd the large audiences who |of markets in the Far East. Troop Three, Baptist, and Four, Storage Facilities ,. Congregational, hiked out to Silver ho" rdhira- , , , I ______ FOR SERVICE H wp ph>u«o you, tell oilier*: If no Lnko Friday night. There were 1 You are invited to attend tho ser­ Tho ladles of the Baptist Church Call 14G-J tell us. Phone 499 twenty four scouts from Troop Three, vices nt the Baptist Tempo P® and hear will hold tholr annual bntnnr oil Fri­ W. RAWLING, Prop. Scoutmaster Haddock of Troop Bppc‘ftL mu,,ic- Tho 8orvico wi" day and Snturday, December 10 and —Get yuur Serutcu Pads troni Th* 17. Plnco will bo announced later; Three, ten BCouta from Troop Four, ’° 8 n nt ’ p* m* Herald—by tho pound— 15c. 219-tfc and Ass't Scoutmaster Mnllcm of Acteylene W elding LEXINGTON SALEH Troop Four. Mr. Marlow a commit­ It KPR K8 ENT ATI V E HER K OF ALL KINDS H. W . N IC K E R SO N All kinds of imported porfumos.— teeman of Troop Three was also Bower & Roumillat, 225-tfc present until nine o'clock Friday Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems J. II. Taylor, Southern Sales rep­ night. resentative for tho Lexington motor Income Tax Service Good meals, fd.OO per week, Tho Located in Engle llhlg., 205 Onk Avc. The scouts hud a fine trip to the , , . . . . carB<lu,H Just arrived In tho city, call- Tompto Club, corner Third nnd Park. lake,. a fine supper, a good night« injf on their locn, {h(k]oTi t,R j. Q T. N. T CLUB Mrs. Henry Purdon entertnined the members of the T. N. T. Club most pleasantly yesterday afternoon nt her homo on Palmetto nvo. Poinsottlns in baskets wero used in decorating the rooms, and tho after­ noon was spent with sewing on dainty bits of fancy work. Late in the afternoon the hostess served fruit salmi, sandwiches und olives uu refreshments. Among those attending this delight­ ful meeting wore Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Fred Walsman, Mrs, John Smith, Mrs. A, W. Leo, Mrs. D. C. Mnrlowo, Mrs. J, B. Lawson, Mrs, Fred Dniger, Mnn Robert Hi>rnll6n, Mrs. Howard sleep, and an enjoyable hike back to m0tar (’ 0t Smith and Mrs. J, C. Bennett. FOR MIBH BROWN A’ very pretty social event Friday night was the Buffet Suppor given by Mrec Dwight Babbitt) honoring, Miss Winnie Brawn,'whose nmrririgo to Mr. Carl Bradbury takes placo this menthr. . The Christmas' colors wero used in decorating the rooms' and baskets and vases of red roses nnd polnscttias|Wviso very beautifully and- effectively ar­ ranged, When tho guests had all arrived and nt the appointed hour the ADDITIONAL LOCAL C •fh - a• rt g ■ e sr Room 10 McNclIl-Davls Bldg. tf-p Phono 852 IN S U R A N C E When a' mifft uffocte to have lost Interest in tho Indies, lie has either roligion or n bald head; N. Y. INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ItOBLRTS, Agent After1December loth the Co-operntlvo storo will mt t j frowt thb1present locntlonrin the old1passenyef depht tb Sanford the Btore room at)- 417 Sanford1Ave;, *■ that has beau occupied by Brown’s Market. Low cash prices' fo r fresh meats anfl groceries; 220-4tc Good nows— Rivers Bfetherf*, Sant ford ovonue, havr Just received anoth­ er nloo assortment of Pater’s Diamond B r a n d Shoos for children and infants. Solid leather, well put together. Send or bring your children and have them fit up. Thoy will got tho same treat­ Tho way to booBt your community ment nnd prices ns though you camo is to boost your HOME PAPER. yourself. 228-2tc ^ ’ ..... . »■ Christmas cards at Herald: of4ioo. ChtlSttoas cards at Herald office. ...... — ~ m LIFE Orlando, FI*. Shop Located at 207 FrohcH Ave., between 1 ............... - —— ■i Florida 2nd and Third, K. It. BERGQUI9T. — in. A* illlitllr .......................... T llli LADIES OF THE BAPTIST . I TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR AN- 8 NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES’ 8 OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET, | �> '' VI ... ■ ■ *\<gf»'* f V " * ., THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1921 OUR WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW Now York, Doc. 16, 1021. Events during tho past week, both nationally and Intornatlonolly apeak. lnjr hovo boon of flrat claaa Import, -neo, not only from thflir political, but from their general ofh om ic point o f |view Tho settlement ct tho Irish question, tho partial agreement to re­ adjust tho Gorman reparations plan, tho approach of tho Arms Conference to a soulomont of some at leaat of tho Issues by Vrhlch ft has been Con­ fronted, and the president's outspok­ en and constructive position on importent business questions I« his messago to congress have all furnlshod helpful factors which have tended to stabillso business and investments. The report of Secretary of tho Treasury Mellon, taken In conjunc­ tion with the more guarded language used by President Harding, seems to make It dear that In the comparative­ ly early future further ttiislon of the tax laws will be demanded. The secretary of the treasury fditefully calls attention to tho harm wrought by present surtax rates and by other phases of existing taxation, and puts to flight tho Idsa that theso measures esn be considered as weighing with special force upon the wealthier ele­ ments in the population. They in fact work against the average man far more strongly ihali 'they do against tho person upon whom they are tech­ nically levied. There le no assurance as to when* congress will bo Induced to revise its work uj)on this score, but such actio ncannot be Indefinitely de­ layed. As to tho president's proposals respecting tho suspension o f the Issue of tax exempt bonds, they ore in lines with tho policy already favored by careful students of tho situation. Their influonce is undoubtedly toward the raising of the values of outstand­ ing Liberty Bonds, although it must of course be In any case a good wblio before n constitutional amendment of thu kind advocated by tho president could bo advocated, and it may bo doubted whether tho right of the fed- .G IFTS. of U tility and E co n o m y Tho clmrm of Electrical Gifts lies in this fa ct:— thoy keep right on serving and pleasing year after year. Electrical Ap­ pliances are the “ little servants of the Home’’ so much in demand in modern housekeeping. Could any gift bo more appropriate to express a lusting regard? Thoro ore ho many things to chooso from at thin Electrical Shop— Perco­ lators, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Vacuum Swcopors. By all means give Electrical Gifts and overy member o f tho housohold will bless you on Christmns and every day thereafter. GILLON & FRY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL oral government to tnx municipal and local scurities will over bo sanctioned. Secretary Mellon’s demands for econ­ omical and careful management also point to a better stnta of things in notional finance, whllo tho budget message which President Harding has submitted to congress Indicates that decided progress lias already been made toward a reduction of outlay, and gives promise of still stronger conditions. The president’s announcement that ho intends to bring forward a vigor­ ous plan for tho encouragement of tho morchant marine has undoubtedly had its effect upon such stocks as In­ ternational Mcrcantilo Marino and other shipping issues. Postponement of the railroad funding bill, which haa evidently bccomo necessary, has been regrettable from tho standpoint of the roads and tho holders of their secur­ ities, but this does not mean that its adoption is Impossible. A fresh quar­ terly declaration of dividends by the Hill roads Is further evidence of the confidence felt by railroad managers in the improving character of the out­ look—a confidence which is apparent­ ly warranted by the 23 per cent improvemont In net railroad income over the samo month Inst ydar, amounting to $10G,OQQ,0Q0, which is now defin­ itely shown In the final October fig ­ ures. Meantime, tho readier recep­ tion of railroad bonds and other se­ curities indicates that the credit of tho lines is distinctly on the meitding hand. Secretary Melon’s report paints to the probability of early govern­ ment financing on a large scale in tho early future, and this, as well as other factors, has naturally tended to improve the quotations of federal is­ sues. Tho rumors of a probable merger of independent steel concerns linvo had their effect during tho pnst week In rather stimulating tho interest in these stocks, although tho effect of tho rumors has been smaller than would ordlnnrlly be tho case, duo to tho fact that they have so often been ropentod from time to tinio. Year-end earnings for sonio of tho companies will not bo very fnvorable, but their general lovol of business continues to hold its own on about thu same basis as in rccont weeks. Thoro hns been a decided improvement in tho business of coppor companies, and bettor con­ ditions than usual hnva prevailed in tho rubber and tire market, aB well as to some extent in tho automobile field. Pricos have shown an advance, ns rcvcnlod by tho Intest index num­ bers, whllo retail trade is more active than ut this time Inst year. The prin­ cipal cause o f doubt within tho past woek or two hns been tho apparent slowing down in the improvement previously noted in agricultural re­ gions, due to tho fact that tho values of farm products have not shown abil­ ity to hold their own at tho higher lev­ els which hnd been attained. Tnken all in nil, however, tho outlook for business improvement during tho win­ ter, and pnrttculnrly in tho enrly spring, scorns much better than nt any time heretofore, Tho betterment of the prospect with reference to Gor­ man exchnngo hus been an unexpect­ edly gratifying feature of the past week’s progress. Meanwhile, the re­ covery of the mark to a point above onc-imlf a cent indicates that thu earl­ ier reaction was overdone, nn opinion entertained by many observers. Ad­ vance in tho value of othor currencies hnH been the natural outcome of tho budget of good news mndo public this woek. On tho whole, tho tone of tho mar­ ket is growing increasingly hopeful. Nearly all industrial news has of late been favorable. Tho share list has reached a point which permits some fluctuation, but there Ih no renson for believing that its upward movement has been stopped. Such irregularity *f* A Cozy Home FROM T H E FOREST TO YOU By eliminating all o f tho wasto, over half of tho labor, all of tho ! I mlddlo man’s profits and by delivering a home on record time direct 11 from tho forest to you Q U IC K B U IL T BU NG ALO W S Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets Coxy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built according to latest improved methods of houso construction, of tho best of materials, at a great saving. Tholr economy is worth investi­ gating. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE snowing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. A . C. T U X B U R Y LUM BER CO. Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A L O W , D ep t 18-K CHARLESTON. S. C. E N T ZM IN G E R BROTHERS LOCAL AGENTS, LONGWOOD, FLA. WWW* asa/ic*vCtfg PAM os has occurred seems to be due to ■ ■ M M H M H M H M M M H I H H H M H U H M M M H M H M M a M I the desire of traders in some stocks to take profits. Moro Interest is being 3 taken by the general public, who evince a willingness to purchase stocks, especially in tho dividend class, whenever they sell off a little. Good reason for this disposition is found in tho comparative easo of the monoy market and tho optfmistie utterances regarding future business by various authorities, tho latest being Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board, who points out that business conditions are not only very much bet­ ter than they wore a year ago, but there is good reason for bellaving that wo are in for grantor prosperity than Sanford, Fla., wo have ever had bofore. Give a Real Gift This Christmas By Henry Clews & Co. i ' 3 s The Seminole County Bank S an ford , F lorida Care Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Fla. CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921 No, No. No. Ko. No. 91;. 80.. 86.. S’!®1® p.m, North bound Arrive No. No. No. No. No. 82,. 84.. 80.. ......... 2:35 p.m, 92...........4:00 p.m. 28.....----- 10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch 4 Arrive xNo, 100. xNo, 24. xNo. 168. No, 22.. xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrivo 157. ......... 3:66 p.m. 21. 101........... 5:60 p.m. 26. 22.. ' 4• t • Dear Qld Kris: Departs 214& a.m. '8:4p a.m. 1:88 p.m. 8:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Departs 2:03 Hein* 12:05 p.m. 2:65 P .m . 4:06 p.m. Dec. 13,1921. Santa Claus, TRAIN SCHEDULE Southbound Arrive 88.. ......... 2:86 a.m. la I think “ the missus” deserves a R E A L CH R ISTM AS present this year. s Can you think o f anything1she would appreciate more than her own Savings Account— a real nest eg g that she can add to regularly? She has a lot o f dreams tucked away in her head of things she wants to do, so if I give her a little stfprt Til bet she will save enough to make those dreams come true. Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago. Dsparta 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 a,m. 7:00 p.m. Please open a Savings Account for her with the en­ closed check and hang the pass book, with my card en­ closed, on our Christmas tree. FR IEN D H U SB A N D . Departs Oviedo Branch xNo. 126.. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127. x—Dnily, except Sunday, No. 2 S Enclosed please find check for $................................... with which to open a Savings Account for .......................................................................... . Natno ................*........... .................................................................. Address n I Kindly mnil the pass book to mo at..................................... In the Circuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Circuit of the 8tate of | Drop a card in the book marked ‘ “ Merry Christmas from Floridn, In and for Semimile County,— In Chancery CITATION Geo. Eugene Thurston, Complainnnt, vs. Dovlo Thurston, Defendant. To Dovio Thurston, Residence Un­ known : It appearing from nn affidavit filed in this enuso that you nro a non-resi­ dent of tho Stnto of Florida, therefore, you, Dovio Thurston, nro ordered and required on the flth day of February, A. I). 1022, to appear to the bill of complaint exhibited against you in this cnuRC. It is ordered that this notice bo pub­ lished in tho Sanford Herald once n week for eight weeks. Witness my hand and the scnl of said court on this 10th day of Decem­ ber, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of tbo Circuit Court, Sominolo County, Fla. GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Solicitor and Counsel for Com­ plainant. 12- 10-Dte N O T H ’ !') O F HALE] O F *'.10,000.00 S P E C ­ I A L T A X H CIIO O I, tllH T I I I C T NO. n, h h m in o i .h c o u n t y , f i . oii- ID A , (O VIHIM ) H I'BCIA I. T A X H CIIO O I. U IH T II1 C T ) H CIIO O I. IIONIIH Notion Ih hereby k Ivoii that Healed .(Ih will bo received by tho Count; Hoard o f Public lUHtrucilon o f Homl nolu Comity, Florida, nt tho offlcu of tho Huporlniondont of Public Instruc­ tion of tho Htild County at tho Court IIoumo in Hanford, Florida, on or before tbo expiration of thirty duyu from tba flmt publication of tills notlco and un­ til 3:00 o'clock In the aftornoon of De­ cember send, mat, for tho purchase of 120,000.00 Hpoclal Tux School District No. 3, Humlnolu County, Florida, llonds; mild IioiiiIh being dated July 1st, 1021, hearing IntoroHt nt tho ruto of G tier cent per annum, Interest payable muni* annually on the first day of July uiul January of each year until maturity: said bunds maturoa and tho principal becomes due nnd payable thirty years after the date thereof; said homlH have been validated and confirmed by dcoroo of tho Circuit Court of tho Havoiith Ju­ dicial Circuit of Florida, dated Hentumher 30, 1921; said bonds to ho sold for delivery within fifteen days after written notlco of acceptnnco of bid is given; said bonds are of fl.000.00 de­ nomination and Interest and principal <; payable at National Park Dank, City und Htate of Now York. . > Written opinion of Mr. Jno. C. Thom­ son, Attorney of Now York, approving tho validity of suld bonds wilt bo furnlMtied. . , . Each bid must bo accompanied with a certified chock In tho sum of f200.00 mndo puyitble to tho Itourd of Public Instruction for Hemtnolo County. Flori­ da. such check o f tho successful blddor to be retained as liquidated damage* to tho Board should the successful bidder rail or refueo to take up said bands ac­ cording to the terms o f this natlcs and his bid. The said Board reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. All proposals should bo addressed to the County Board of Public Instruction for Hemlnole County, Florida, oars of T. W. Lawton, Hocroiary. Hanford. Flor­ ida. nnd marked "Bids for Bonds''. Wllnoss the handn of the Chairman nnd Hncretnry and the seal of the said Board at Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, this the <th day of November, A. D. 1931, Address )• Nnmo bill of complaint, herein filed, on In Circuit Court of Seventh Judicial ttm Vulcanizing1 Shop tho 2nd day of January. A. D. 1911. Circuit of Htate of Floridn, HemlIt Ih further ordered that this order naln Countq.— In Chancery of publication bo publlahed In tho Banford Herald, n nowapapor publlahed In 1111,1, TO a C I K T TITLES Hanford, Homlnolo County, Florida, once at A lien’ Filling Station, now open. wook for eight consecutive weeks. FrnnccH Elisabeth Sprague. Complain­ a WltnoHH my hand nnd official aeal of A mnHtcr tire builder is on tho Job ant, H a Id Circuit Court nt Sanford, Florida, dny nnd night. Work guaranteed. VI, Tho Altnmonto Land Hotel and Navi­ IIiIh tho Gth day of November, A. D. gation Company, a corporation under (SEAL) B. A. DUG LASS. tho lawn of Florida, et al, Defend­ Clerk of Circuit Court, ants. Hovonth Judicial Cir­ Employment Bureau NOTICK TO DBFKNUANTS KNOWN cuit o f Florida, Heml­ AND UNKNOWN nole County. . . To: Tho Altamonte Lind Motel and B. F. IIOUSIlOLDHSIt, .Solicitor for Complt. tl-G-9ta Tho Vocational Committee of tho Bus­ Navigation Company, a corporation under tho taws of Florida. Hu auccesnd to nil Horn or iiMHlgna, If exiatlng, and all iness nnd Professional Woman's Club parties partleH claiming Intoroiit Intorent by, through requosts nil young wwicn desiring EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE or under said Bald corporal lot Ion or nasoclntlon In tho following donerlbcd prop­ employment to register at the First erty Hltuato in Hemlnole County, Florida, to-wlt: I.otH (30, 431, 446, I represent progressive, modem In- National Rank, nnd business men *•449. 447, 449. 449. and 463, and a atrip of land 24 1-2 feet, more or Icaa, off surnneo old-lino companies and am uiring heip to consult register. the renr or aouth end of Lota 428 and 429, according to Flat o f Alta­ prompt in rendering you expert serv­ monte Land Motel nnd Navigation Company's tract duly rocordod In tho ice in securing for you Just what you Piano Owners, Notice! public rocorda o f Ornngo and Homlnolo CountloH, Floridn, nnd more def­ want In life insurance on tho plan initely doacrlbed by melon ana futura bounds nn followa: Beginning nt n| suited to your present and Hero for n limited stay. Patrons de­ point 1130.fi feet North nnd 20 foot need. Endowment, monthly income Knot of the H, W. corner of tho N. E. siring tunings phono Valdes Hotel. 1-4 of the 3. E. 1-4 of Hec. 13. Two. plans, and automobllo and fire in­ 21 8., Mango 29 E., thence North 244 foot, thenco Knot Oil feet, thenoo surance. Writo or phono me to call. North 302 foot, thenco Enat 204 foot, “ Mack the Piano Tuner” W. J. THIGPEN. thenco South GOB feet, thenco Waat 628 feet, thence North (22 feet, thenco Went 304 foot to tho point o f begin­ ning. To: John J. Bright. Truatoe for hla children, and Individually, If living, and If dead, nil pnrilea claiming Intercata tinder tho anld John J. Bright, trtiateo Tor hla children, nnd Individ­ \ want to W HERE I , H E R E -T A K E ually. doeeiiHcd, or othorwlHo: the flND A OOOD W O N 'T Q t T j These glasses children of John J. Bright, If living, nnd, If dead, all pnrtlea claiming InS O A K E D AUTO REPAIR AND READ torentu under Iho children o f John J. Bright, deconaod, or otherwise; and - jT H I S SHOP. Julia M. Bright, If living, nnd, If deni], all pnrtlea claiming Interests iSo under Julia M. Bright, decenaed, or otherwlae; In nnd to tho following doHorlhnd real oatnle Hltuato In Somlnnlo County, Florida, to-wlt: Lot 431 according to Flat of Altnmonto Land Motel nnd Navigation Compnny’ a tract, duly recorded In tho Public rocorda of Orange and Heml­ nole Countlen. Floridn. To: Frank Hlmpaon, Grace Hlmpaon and Helen Hlmpaon, helra and devlaeon o f Michael U. SlmpHon, deceased. If living, and, If dead, all parttea claiming Intercom under Frnnk HlmpHon, Ornco Hlmpaon and Helen ■ Hlmpaon, decenaed or otherwlae; Frnnk B .Hlmpaon, Tliomna C. Hlmp­ General Repairs Hon nnd William Butler, Truateoa of 3 Helen Slmpaon, If living, nnd, If Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station dead, nil pnrtlea claiming Interenta under Frank R. Hlmpaon, Thomas O. ■ SANFORD FLORIDA Hlmpaon nnd William Butler, Trustcen o f Helen Slmpaon, deconaod, or otherwlae; nnd nil pnrtlea claiming Intercom under Michael il. Hlmpaon, dooenaad, or otherwlae, In and to the follow ’ fpllowlngdeaorlhed ............................. Innda in ............ Hemlnole 1 Count) t y , Florida, to-wlt: A atrip of .eH*l land 14 1-2 feet wide, more or lean. 9 off the rear or Houth end o f Lot 419 nooordlng to Plat o f Altamonte Land Hotel nnd Navigation Company’s tract, recorded In the Publlo Ilecordo of Orange and Seminole Counties, Florida. Tot Laura J. aibbe, If living, and. If dead, ail parties claiming Intoreete under I.nura J. Olhbo, deceased, or otherwise; Lennder Ludlow, If living, W o rk Guaranteed and, if dead, all parties claiming In­ terests under Leander Ludlow, de­ Prices Reasonable ceased, or otherwlae, In and to the following described lands In Heml­ 002 French, Near Depot nole County, Florida, to-wlt! BB 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f NW 1-4 of Section 14, Phone 404 9 X u 1 P. A. MERO Seminole Printery Twn. II, Range I? K. And to any and all persons or parties right, Interests.ln olailrnlttg^any ill 7 ■ Iglllt title tUin or tiiiviesig eis an_ to ___ properties hereinabove de­ ie< by ar through any o f the scribed, ™ . , « do . , . ? ' “ ‘ s a . above namedd parties, or atherwlss. It le Hereto ■y Ordered r~ and Required AU<t !'W . LAWTON. Supt. and Ex-Officio Secretary, that you and each e a o h t f you y o u do appear to >i n m Lumley & Lumley Proprietors m 6 H 6 in a n u u iH iiiin iu iM iiM ■ �*• 1 iT W •*Tf. •A' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17,1921 PAGE POUR tlon of congressional and senatorial j way if you want to have and kcop the SANFORD DAILY HERALD candidates. For this reason the state respect of thinking men and womon. E MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP Only 8 more Days till Xmas It is somewhat easier to cultivate has not gotton the recognition it the debnting spirit rather than to get should have. Men may bo good men and yet be down to work nnd nttend to your own poor representatives in congress, business, but if you are not careful m u im i Thoy may have no qualifications to bo right in your attitudo you injuro * s fm ---------ft. J. HOLLY _______________ Editor whatever, nnd yet if thoy have friends yourself.— Atlanta Georgian. Ml B N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer who can organize the district or tho Under This Head, Articles Nl We will not soy “ Do Your Christmas Shopping 9 . A. NEEL____ __ General Manager stnto for them they will go to con- F. P. FORSTER FOR LEGISLATURE P i Pro and Con Regarding Mu- Ml Pa nicipnl Ownership Will IJo Ml Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ gross whore they will fill a sent, noth­ C. L. IRWIN O liC U L A TlO If HAM 4 0 1 E ing more; they cut no figuro what To the Editor of tho Snnford Herald: R» Published In the Herald. Ml B most a joke. But we can say without Jtar of jok­ Phone 148 op to 8 P. M. Ka i I have rend your editorial in a re­ M over in shaping legislation. After two ing or contradiction that if you have bien saving ■ »"T.rnmw Ewt»» M.d. K»cw-» om AppHowUp* or three month's’ effort, they may be cent issuo concerning the candidacy of p j k a h M M M M M i t a M ■ your money through our plan that doing your •abMrtptUa Frio* la Advaaea Obu I iu .................................................. H.00 able to write nn imaginary speech nnd tho Hon. F. P, Forster ns represent!)B Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because H i M oiihi , i *«i *t m •11•m *•• 11•*•■•••* ®19^ get some other congressman to move (live in tho next legislature, with in­ SHALL WE HAVE LIGHT? D*llT*r*d Ib City by Cantor Now that tho engineers selected to you will have L'nat nest egg from which to draw Ob* V m I ............................................. II OaaU to have it printed in tho congressional, teicst nnd approval. It seems to mo that it is tho duty mnko an appraisal of tho water nnd Tb* bif 11- to II'HA* Weekly Bareli en­ record without its over having boon — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— tirely o m n letataeU Oeomty u i la pahUabad light, plant havo made tholr report and of Mr. Forster to ullow his name to rend in th: hnl>s of congress, but so every FtIday. AdvarUitof rat*a mada knewa It comes to you with full force that you have not aa applleatioa. Damacratla U palltlaa. ft.to far ns their influence is concerned it bo used in thir connection, nnd that fixed a price that both parties have to been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives »aa year, el way. la adaaaaa. counts for about nn much ns tho in­ tho voters ot tho county, men nnd be satisfied with, under the agreement Member o f The Associated I’ reas you so much independence as a Bank Account. womon, ought to elect him by a very entered into last August, the problem fluence of a mouse nt a bull fight. shifts to tho shoulders of tho taxpay­ Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas large majority. Florida hnn a host of capable men. < fi It is fur the interest of Seminolo ers. The question becomes, "Shall wo Mon who would get recognition If sent b rin g s it home to you with full force. to Washington nnd bring distinction county thnt it should bo represented in bond tho city to buy this plant and Looked llko n "Whito Christmas" B to tho stnto. Why in tho world wo tho law-making body of tho stnto by own it as a municipal corporation?" last night. On tihs question opinion is so di­ nre content to pick up somebody whose a man of inteligenco, knowledge, un­ ------------- o------------chief quniificntion seems to bo h's questioned integrity, dignity of char­ vided that a guess ns to tho outcome Do your Christmas shopping early ability to travel around nnd koon his acter and manner, public spirit, nnd would bo hazardous. Men freely ex­ and you will not have to Btay out fences In repair nnd tho political ma­ courage, und this is the kind of man press themselves for and against mulate. chinery well oiled is n mystery. So that wo all know Mr. Forster to be. j nlclpal ownership. No doubt many long ns wc Jo this wo can not hopo for Ho hns boon a citizen o f Floridn nnd people who were in favor o f municipal B Sanford people enn feel that this is much recognition or much help for of this county for a groat many years,1ownership a year ago, are not now. o f Sanford one of the greatest seasons In history is thoroughly famillnr with tholr re­ The intricacies and exigencies of pol Florida In n national way. commencing with the first of Janu­ Florida’s growing importance ought sources and needs, has wide and inti­ itics nre so disappointing to the av­ ary. to cnnhlc her to nssumo a more prom­ mate relations with all our people and erage voter thnt he shies ut proposals ------------------o -----------------inent position in the affairs of the na­ business enterprises, Is cautious nnd thnt would place public utilities under Crescent City haB voted to own and Henry McLaulin, Jr. tion. If we send able men to congress conservative in temporament, and on- political management. equip their own municipal water In principle, public ownership is nnd Hcnntu, wo get attention. "Mo to" Joys tho confidence of all our people OPT. D. plant. Every city in Florida will Hoon Bort o f fellows only furnish trading whoso uplnion Ib worth considering. right. No one should bo permitted to bo in the municipal owning class. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST material for real congressmen. Flori­ We kn<vr thnt our interests, financial, make a profit out of public necessi­ -------------- o-------------da can illy nfford to furnish trading educational and moral, may bo safely ties. That private-owned utilities aro That new rond to the pavilion nnd operated for profit, it would be foolmnterinl much longsr —iVoortor-Stnr. confided to his judgment and caro. lake front is another fine improve­ Mr. Forstor made n good record in iah to deny. A prlvntoly owned utilment that monns much to the city of tho last legislature, nnd would be in ' ity plant is operated on an efficiency FLORIDA PROSPERS Snnford. Lot the good work go on. n position to exercise still larger in- tmsla. There is no political pull about Visitors from tho north nover tire fluence, and perform still greater ser- it. Mon aro selected for tho various Sanford will either mnke a city of of commenting on tho contrast be­ vico, if ho should bo re-elected. He posts solely for tholr fitness. If they Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE in tho tween tho evidences of prosperity hero “ knows tho ropes’’ ns a now man could enn not mnko good, they nre fired. In THE STRONGEST next two years or it will go bnckwnrd. EYES EXAMINED and buying equipment, or in making ronnd the new happily diminishing signs not— tho principles, methods, GUARANTEED It will never Htand still. Remember tricks of legislative action—and would pairs, n private corporation knows no of dull times in tho northern ntates. TIRE MADE 212 East. 1st St. 8anford, Fla. that. They tell us that we hnvo no idea of not need to derato thofirst hnlf of the friends. It is purely n matter o f bus---------------o--------------WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8B ,, , _ ... . „ „ , what those states, particularly tho ..... session largely to "finding his place" incss and the mnn who can show tho New Years Day will bo Hospital mid(ilo western manufacturing conter!I, and acquiring influence. |most value for a dollar, gets the busiDny for Ornngo County Genornl Hos went through in tho early summer. I trust that Seminolo county will ness. The reverse of this is true in n pltnl at Orlando. How about mak­ They enn hardly believe that during honor both Mr. Forstor nnd itself by municipal-owned property. It is filled Removal Announcement Fabrics Sizes Cords ing New Year's Day Hospital Day for nil that time Florida was pursuing tho $ 9.80 30x3 reluming him to this important post. from top to bottom with political Sanford T 30x3 Vi even tenor of her way and taking only $18.00 W. F. BLACKMAN. friends. Qualification is a secondary JO H N J. H E ITZ, M. D. $12.50 $19.15 32x3 ft consideration. Efficiency Is only a $25.50 a' languid interest in tho industrial re­ and Chiropractor It seems strange indeed thnt people ports in the daily papers. $21.75 31x4 RAIL EARNINGS DO Urni, not a practice. whoso offices for tho pnst year were will stand idly by and nover lift their $25.35 32x4 There is a lesson of tremendous im­ $32.40 NOT JUSTIFY CUT T.h,°,n O H I “ f i y WOrd’ .Vmt I located nt tho Seminole Hotel nnd nt $26.50 little finger to help tho city in which portance in these facts. It shows that 33x4 $33,10 IN RATES JUST NOW should not bo used with n reckless 107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, hns mov- $27.25 they live and in which they are ob­ 34x4 $31.25 Florida’s prosperity is based upon con­ --------|disregard for facts. But graft Is so taining their living. $33.40 32x4 Vt $41.90 ditions altogether different from those WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— Railroad c°ninion, both petty nnd grent, in pub$34.50 33x4 y2 $42.85 prevailing in other states. Florida earnings, oast nnd present, fail to liL’ nffnirs, especially city affairs all Orange County bonds sold nbove par will never rivnl Pennsylvania or Mich­ $43.65 35x5 $51.75 justify national decrcoscs of rates, i0Ver thc country* that peoplo must ond street East. tho other day and our sister county is igan ns a manufacturing state. Pos­ not be binmed for being skepticnl. to be congratulated upon their wonder* sibly it will nover quite rank with Goorge *1. Shiver, vice-president When officials schemo nnd connivo the Baltimore) and Ohio railroad, Brnful spirit of going abend and making Kansas or Iowa ns nn agricultural with private interests for personal jamium Campbell vice-president^ of tho many needed improvements in the Htntc. And that simply means that it O U R R E P A IR IN G IS the New York, New Haven and Hart­ gain, tliero Is little hope for relief county. will always remain impervious to tho ford, and Thomas C. Powell, vico- from burdensome service rates thru ORLANDO, FLA. U N EXC ELLED FO R hardships which beset tlioso common­ •u!(l(nt of the Erie, testified today public ownership. There is so much In another part of this issue tho wealths. Though its resources aro QUALITY*. DURABILITY » f interstate Commerce Commls- opportun[ty to m,x up fiKuros nn<l n,n Orlando Reporter-Star has an editor­ most marvellously diversified, Florida ial on the question of thnt city owning climate and scenery, coupled with her ion investigation into th0 reason-10 pnrt of tho oporfttinR necount into If you don’t see your “ n‘l opcr.ftt; their utility plants. The Herald will geographical situation, will always nhlcnoirfof the present lovt! of a ll! ing deficiencies good out of taxes, that make a campaign on this question soon make the entertainment of visitors transportation rates. one is never certain just what he is Mr. Shriver, however, speaking for nnd will publish all communications and winter residents the leading in­ paying for service. nil the roads ns chairman of tiie acon this .important matter. Wo want dustry. If the people of Orlando, or nny city counting committees’ of the railway to get at the facts in the ense nnd let We enn not help that if wo wanted for that matter, could be assured of executives’ association, cond u|cd his the chips fall where they may. to. The teeming millions of tho north efficient management, freed from tho will nlways desire to go smith in the testimony, (lectured thnt decreases political botch potch methods thnt us­ This tiie time to do your shopping winter. Floridn is the logical place to might take place "in the dot fur dis­ ually obtain in politically managed In our show windows, und Sanford is the place in which to go. There may he a million visitors tant future” under tho commission’s nfTairs, thoy would be much better off come in and look around do your shopping. It is strange in­ nnd temporary residents thin season, rulings. Cross-examination of the to own their utilities than to give deed thnt so many of our people per­ hut tiie time will come when the stnto three witnesses was deferred until them over to private capital to bo op­ GENERAL REPAIRING —we have Something sist in sending their money out o f will have to take care of twice or January when states, munliipnllties erated for profit. West First St. Old Ford Garage and shippers will be heard. Snnford whero it will never return to thrice that number. Tho Orlando light plant, wo are told for all o f the family. Mr. Shrlevor bused his conclusion is in bad shape. It is carrying nn ov­ do any good, to make any ImprovoHence, the one great need is more Rhone No. 447-W menls, whero tho people who are housing and still moro housing. The on statistical presentations to tho erload all tho tlmo. It will not stand spending it out of town will nover sec builder mny not sell in a week, espec­ effect that In the twelve months end­ up under this heavy strain for many Glasses Fitted It again. It pays no city or county ially if ho asks a fancy price, but the ing Sept. BO, 102!, earning of class moro months nnd wo may find our- Eyes Tested taxes, makes no improvements, docs demand for houses in Florida is abso­ one roads amounted to $542,-100,000, |solves without light one of those days nothing for Snnford. lutely limitless. That is, it is limit­ which ho declared provided but 2.75 It is highly important that the city TOM M OORE ------------ o -----------less as to the number it will require per cent return on estimated property reach n final conclusion ns early ns Optometrist-Optician The Herald has called attention to to satisfy; but not, of course, ns to investment ns compared with tho possible. For whoever is to own this the fact thnt young boys wore seen the price. Floridn building must bo transportation net clause providing property, extensive Improvements nnd Opp. Postoffico staggering around the streets nt night carried on under tiie principle of tho for a 0 per cent return. In spite of repairs will bo required immediately. lower costs for waiges and materials, To muke theso extensions nml repairs, intoxicated with bootlegger liquor. We smnll profit nnd quick turnover. We Appreciate Your Business Let us not deceive ourselves regard­ ho said, roads in the enstern district cither tho city or tho private corpora­ havo called tho attention of tiie offic­ ials to this crime against humanity ing the miraculous escape of our state is given during tho next year tho tion will have to go into thc market nnd thoy woro powerless to act. This from hnrd times. The successful men same traffic they enjoyed during tho and borrow money. This takes tlmo. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated If tho property is retained by tho prespaper said that thc men of Seminole of tho future will he those who rec­ Inst, would enm hut 5.4 por cent. ont compnny it will lie necessary for Mr Campbell concurred to a degree county would not stand for it and they ognize the conditions of E’lorida’s % the city to grant n franchise to tho hnvo not nnd will not stand for it, The prosperity nnd direct their efforts with Mr. Shriver, but declared partic­ manhood of Suminole county hns spok­ along thu lines mnrked out by nature. ularly thnt Now England rondH must compnny before it can go into tho mar­ en. Lot tho bootlegers beware and let Tho world wants to como to Florida— seeuro a complete new rats structure ket nnd borrow money. In eithor ■■■■! nr— — MWII11^ all of thoBo who huvo been lax in thuir our success will bo measured by our in ndvnnco of nny rnlo alteration.!, cuso considornblo tlmo will bo consum­ ed before nny relief from present con­ ability to occommodoi . * the world duties beware. There will bo others. to secure larger divisions on Joint when it gets hero.— Lakeland Tele­ rates. Ho advocated h'gber rates on ditions Is furnished. SAVE YOU MONEY The citizens of Orlando wil go to gram. EVERY IcsH thnn carload shipments, upon CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES. tho |>olls with considerable upprehon- o -----------WE EVER first-class passenger fares nnd upon Hlon, because of tho heavy bonded debt A WORD TO THE KNOCKER SOLD OUTLASTED ITS Write us express shipment, and added thnt It mny bo a hold statement, but nev­ that would bo added to our already Are you one of those persons who loHses were encountered In transpor­ GUARANTEE ertheless n fact, that Floridn has not heavy indebtedness. Tho people un­ Empire Hotel Block boon nn particular as she ought to arc nlways passing Judgment on tation. derstand full well that they will have ORLANDO, FLORIDA "There is no justification for the tho debt to pay If thoy tnko over tho havo been in tho past, in the hoIcc- those around you? You do not lot it Ford Batteries bo mental judgment, either; you ex­ theory that rail rates nave adversely plant or whether they don’t. Tho press in no uncertain terms just what nffcctcd business," Mr. Powoll testi­ question Is, which wny do thoy prefer you think. $25.00 fied, "or thnt business can bo reliev­ to pay it? Through n system of tax­ s Of coutho, after you have been hoard ed or increased by reductions." T W O i ation, or by pnying for service from in n matter nnd your opinion proves Rnteo, although rcnernnblo now, ho month to month an amount that will to bo of no vnluo, you can not get to snid, failed to give a fair return nnd retire tho dobt In a givon tlmo. There cover gracefully, you havo to stand a should not bo generally lowered at MM is no escaping tho fnct thnt tho poo— AND— lot of odium. y** present. plo do tho pnying oither way It goos. Phone Rut why bo so positive for or Stnto roilrond commissions havo The question Is, which will bo tho best ngnlnst n certain thing boforo you organized to present th’olr case In the for them? Which will glvo them tho 189 huvo all tho facts, •' investigation nnd hnvo selected a host sorvlce for tho least money? It is so much oasicr tc suspend Judgmanaging committee composed of Which Involvos the least risk? Mnny For Fresh Deviled Crabs, add mont nnd lino up In thn right way In . ... _ , people aer yet open-minded on this Enrich the soil, Increase the matters concern!,,, the public jood ^ 1 " ’, “ ‘" T * ™ ’ , 7 ! flubjoct; whllo others havo decided s variety to the menu. These i M. 7/oodruff, lown, :,id yield, hasten maturity, im­ SA N F O R D B A T T E R Y rather than to f l / o t t on a u n j w l ' M' I» * " ' “ "I “ ■ opinions. The polls will be tho final Reed, Kansas, prove tho quality. It paya to are packed by the Hell Fish Co. and hnvo to be put in your place retharbiter in this matter.— Orlando Rq. use them regularly. Stock In SERVICE CO. or hard by thoso who really h we the porter-Star. There are two kinds of men: our warehouse at Sanford. facts and can down your offorts, — — o— - * L. A. RENAUD, Proprietor Booklet free from warehouse Don't be a peat about it unless you Those who think the world Is going to This "Incompatibility" they talk or from— the dogs, and those who are too busy are sure of your ground. Phones 497-494 about when they aak for a divorce The Pacific islanders will „absorb „ . oru to worry. In any case it does not pay to be a fc'J: la simply tb# product of chronic bad!the white man’s culture If tho white W B L A K A BLOCK post. Armour F ertilizer Works manners, man’s diseases don’t kill him first Jacksonville. Florida Christmas earda at Harald office. Work in a more Judicial, thinking .S m n H I M B m M M N N U M M M * r«klU **4 m t , i f t M I M M M ft h U t , I t n * ■•t»U Bmtutac. irr U m lli H i m tu »Ua E THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Peoples Bank Miller NEW PRICES W. R. LINK TIRE CO. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS WARD & RIVE THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. W hy This Battery 1Lasts Twice as Long1 GLOBE PIANO CO. VESTA OCEAN SHRIMP CRAB MEAT BIG CROP Deane Turner rss Mi fi. TilK rV.i Ai'/W �iMHi bainfuku d a il y UGHAbtf^ ba TURDAY; BB6BMBBR17; 1M1 Lfitla Hap$*•***• I n MeaUea » f tfittert fn Srtar pMtonkl Him* •f Intaroat « £ a n d T h e b t o * t o t o t o t o t o A C to t o b o u i t y t d t ■W l I - lW + A * ft ft * .ft * •' * * t j f a M a H H n a n B M m M H H M N n m r a M i H M i i M M U M f a M a H r f M f t i f r f H a H u a t f H H M AA 11!L.JA. 1 - t It»*‘-fli - - I ^»-iJL‘L-A.IL ? I . idtiiiU v 4’* * t <* * t t***fc«a * » « " # # f« Sammry of fio riAtldg Smart TaJkv S^celacdy Arranged for Herald B eidA i * THE WEATHER £ TEMPERATURE : to to to to to to to to The "boyr ffbrit Jitazlafltt1' at t/ite y ft],Icz Hotel tonight. Vaudovil and {ianefng. D;. j . II. Wendlcr of th«r Florida post published at Winter Park, la In tfic city today on business. It it fflmow certtftn' thtft no ydunjf boys will bo noted Intoxicated on the atracts tonight. Band Concert tomorrow afternoon at Centnrl Prtrk. A fine program has been arranged. to —— to Th6 wenther'remnins wnrm to tfnd while it In cool at nights to It Is not too cool for n coat to of feathers nnd the moon- Hi light nights Bcent to bo flno to for taking tho country air. to Tho wenthor man has not *to premised us cew weather to for Christmas as yet but wo W aro hoping ho will do so. Tho to tempernturo yesterday was to 70 nftd this Is going some to for holiday tfidb Cv4h In to Florldn. Keep up tho good to work, boys. You know whnt to hip mean. , _ , to 5:f0 A. M. DEC. 17, 1921 to Mnxmimh...................... 7d to Minlhium .......... 58 to ftnmtb ..................... 01 to Hnrometcr .................. 30.30 to South nnd cloudy. to Jimmy Collins and his troupe of t o t o t o t o t o t o m t o t o t o Angers, dancers and the Jn?.2 band at the Hotel Valdez tonight. Danc­ Following the Dancing ing until twelvo. Crowd Tonight, Valdez Mrs. Allen from Detroit Will open the new Art Store In this city 1ft the Welnkn Block nrtd has tnko a room *t the Templd Club. Jimmie Collins’ from Jazzland. Boys DUKE-NKWHY J. s. liinkle, of Longwood, was In Miss Reba Newby nnd Mr. T. E. the city today on business. Ho Is j Duko were married at noon todny at moving his saw mill froth Soldier tho Baptist Temple, Dr. George Hy­ Creek on th0 Ovcido road to Lake man officiating, The ceremony took Mary. place In the presence of n few friends j nnd the family nnd the couple after n The American Legion is preparing j R|inrt wedding tour will make Sanford for one of tho biggest social affairs future homo. «f the season when they pull tho big The bride is a charming Sanford New Year's Eve dance nt tho Court girl nnd tho groom is an employee of house Saturday night December 31st. the A. C. L. railway nnd tho best wish­ Gel your tickets nnd get ready for a es of their many friends is extended to them. big night. Como down town tonight nnd do Mrs. James J. Wdlsc of Mobile, your Christmas shopping. Tho Snn- Alnbnmn is In tho city tho guest of sloclri of goods and aro ready to her brother Edward Rourko. Mrs. seive your wants In ovory particular. Wnlsh will be remembered by her many Hanford friends ns Miss Tnko n year’s subscription to tho Corlnne Hourkc nnd sho passed her Sanford Daily Ilornld nnd send It to c'arly childhood in ,this city. Her one of yor friends. It will mnke a friends here are giving her n wnrm fine ('liristmus present. welcome home. We nre glnd to see th0 following its boy home for the holidays from tho University of Florida where they hnvo boon for tho past several months. Curtis Barber, Otis Cobb, Allen Jones, G. W. Spencer, Jnmeo Shiran, F ordyn Russell, Ruben Ma­ son, Sherman ,Mooro, nnd Clifford Walker. DANCE TONIGHT Valdez, Jimmie Collins’ Boys from Jazzland ____ The Fam ily’s Xmas Gift Mnke It n LEXINGTON of Hupmobile * * * * * * * * Ib^ippSmi T in s * HOLY CROSS CHURCH Church services for tho 4th Sunday in Advent, Dccombor 18th, 1021, will be: 7:30 a. m. Low Celebration. 9:45 n. m., Sunday School. 11:00 a. m., Church Service and Lit­ any. 7:30 p. m., VeSpors. The rector has a Vesper service at Chriit Church, Longwood at 3 p. m. For Holy Cross, special Advent ftustc: Mrs. F. S. Munson, organist; Mrs. Taknch, soloist, A. H. Stone, choir master. Tho best music. MBffiomsr tft until Dr. Walker Will prenefi At both aorviccB Sunday nt the Methodist chufcH, In tho morning service on “ Tho WoVd o f Life” at Iho evening dorvfCe at whrtt lii meant by “ E»cnyrnjf Christ?" _ The Sunday school meets nt 0:30 j A. M. and Epworth League at 4:30 j P, it. fevenlng sermon nt 7:3 0 '! o’clock. , You will alwnya find n hearty welcome horo. I1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tho inatnlntion of n first class furnnee, nt our church, through tho co-operation of the Congrogntlonnl Mens Club insures a comfortable auditorium during the chilly wnthef of our mild winters. The work of our Ladles Union In rcfinjshing the interior and plncing a fine carpet of pleasing color upon tho nisies nnd front floors of tho room ndds grently to its attractive­ ness. You arc welcome to enjoy our services under these plensnnt sur­ roundings. Pastor Burhans morning message will be “ The Kingdom of God.” At night lie will speak on “ A Colossal Failure." You will he interested. Our Christian Endeavor is taking on new life and their meeting nt 0:45 I*. M. will lie worth attending. Let us nil do our best to attend, nnd bring another. □□ aa aa □□ is so easy fo? me, especially in the line o f Gifts for HIM. I can get everything I need for Dad and Brothel, Sweetheart and Son, from that good store of Ts/f s m fff r//d r / s Sanfordi Fla. s t o f e t o t o t o 'm f e t t t o FOR SALE LETTERS TO S SANTA CLAUS £ to NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ISHED. EASY TERMS ir ^ to to to to to to to to Dear Snntn Claus: I want a tool chest, a little cap gun, HAROLD. Other Bargains in Real Estate A . P. C o n n e lly DEAN SPRAGUE IS HEAD OF ROLLINS At tliu chapel exercises o f Rollins College yesterday morning tho secre­ tary of the college announced tho SUNDAY SERVICES AT resignation o f I)r. Geoirgo M. Ward ALL SOULS CHURCH. ns president of the college nnd the I appointment of Dean R. J. Spraguo Tomorrow is the Fourth Sunday in ns acting president. Dr. Ward's Advent. resignation was necessary on tho Sunday School nt Nine A. M. ChiHslflcd advertisements, 5 cents a line. No sd taken for less thar advice of his physician to avoid tho I.ow Mnss nt Ten A. M. 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask attention to details of the active ad­ Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ must accompany all orders. Count five words to a lino and remit ar ministration of the dally affairs of thu ment nftej* Mass. cordingly. , college and in no wise will effect his Sermon during Mass: “ The Charac­ ter of John tho Baptist." FOR RENT— Ono furtilshod bod continued interest in the college. FOR SALE (Text to he tnken from the Gospel room, uIbo garage. 110 Luurcl Ave. FOR SALE—Eight room houso with appointed to lie rend.) 190-tfc POPULAR TEACHER AT bath. Immediate possession. Small FOR RlONT—Two furnished Foil THE STAR THEATRE Masses during the week at Seven payment down, long timo on balnnco. and Eight A. M. rooms, 011 Park Ave. 212-tfc The men who uttend Iho class for Tuesday, High Mass of Requiem, See l.nno or address Box 782, Dnytoim, Fla.____________ 199-Tu-SnMw FOR RENT- -Bed room, 311 Park ave- men only at tho Stnr Theatre each nt Eight A. M. nue. 178-tfc Sunday morning are delighted with Strangers welcome. Sittings free. FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call 415-W. 204-tfc FOR RENT—Furnished flat with gn- [their teacher, Hon. Jin; Sharon. Mr. Tomorrow at three p. in., Sunday rngo, 914 Myrtle Ave. 223-tfc Sharon is well eduented nnd has the School rally with Christmas Tree. FOR SALE Olt KENT—8-roomod art of teaching men in n teaching that All tile Sunday School children and house, 1011 Onk nvu. Phono 283-J. FOR RENT— Rooms and kitcheniities, Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O. 220-20tp is attractive. The class Inis u largo tots of All Souls Pnrish invited. To 218-tfc membership. AH who go to tho class be held in the Parish Ilnll. FOR' ftENT— Ono FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas rnngo nml AT’ARTM ENT once want to mnke it n regular thing, npnrtmont consisting of two largo wood range, 1011 Onk nvo. Phono Mr. Sharon will use ns the subject RAPTIST CHURCH rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ 283-J. 218-tfc for tomorrow: "Tho Finn! Triumph," ing, electric lights, running v/ntor. 9:30 a. m.—Class for men nt Iho Thu class is divided into threa |FOR SALE— Electric motor, 1-6 h. p. Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ Star Thcntre. tenmn with three live, wide-awake cap­ I first class shape, $10 cash. Phono ner of Third street. 224-0tc 9:30 a, m.— Mnin Sunday School at tains in charge. The captains aro Mr. |1OH-J. 220-lip the Temple. FOR RENT—Ono furnished apart­ A. J. Lousing, Mr. W. T. Whcclis nnd 11:00 n. m., Preaching by Dr. Hy­ NICE DRESSMAKING done nt 014 ment. Apply 809 Magnolia., Mth, Mr. J. P. IUII. West Second St.___________ 2211-dtp O. C. Cates. man on the subject: “ The Coronation 227-5tp Remember tho clnss is at tho Stnr of the King." FOR SALE—Girl’s blcyelo in perfect Theatre and thut it begins at 9:30 a. 0:30 p. m., the Young Peoples’ moot­ condition. Mobley's Drug Stoic. ___ __ W A N T E D m. ing. 22(L-2tc WANTED—Customers for froBh mlik, 7:30 p. nt., spccinl message from the STOCK HOLDERS MEETING FOR SALE — Choice oranges ami morning nnd evening deliveries.—R. pastor on the subject, “ Tho Three The annual meeting of thu stock­ grapefruit for Christmas, $2.o0 per L, Garrison. Plume 3711. 100-St-Tu Ghosts of Life." b6x, straps $1.25, f. o. b. Osteon or 2(14-tfc______________________________ holders of tho Sondnolc County Bank, Mr. Owens, Xylophone Sniolsst will will he hold in thu offices of the bank Sanford. Cash with order.— F. N. play nt tho evoning scrvico, w A N TE b— Bonrders, (100 Lnurei nve- on Thursday, January 5th, 1922, for Purdy, Osteon, Fla. 227-Otp "Wo'vo saved a placo for you." nue,. corner (Jth street nnd Laurel tho purpose of electing a hoard of di­ FOR SALE—Second hand square nve. Both hot nnd cold water. 229-2tp rectors for the ensuing year and any piano, Knnbo make, good action, to~”ito t o t o t o f a l t t t o t a t o PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH other business that may properly Lftst Sunday morning brought the Price $50, Address Piano, enr^j of come before the meeting. 227-Otp Inrgcst congregation of tho winter to Herald A. R. KEY, church, nnd Wednesday night was a FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old. 12-17-oaw-4wc Cashier. record breaker for Prayer meeting. Cross sottor nnd pointer. Guaran­ The Schlor Clans put on n pngent, teed not gun’shy. Ready for breaking. Largo manufacturing company, manC. C. Morris, of West Palm Reach, representing the work among the Owner leaving for north. Sacrifice iifacturing potato barrels, wish to es- is hero for a few days visit with his imlgrants, which was very impres- for $50.00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fin. tnblish branch warehouse in Sanford many friends. Ho formerly reaidod sivo. •__ ... 228-ftp and desire branch manager who can j nt Camoron City nnd wua ono of Snninvest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. no* furd'fUiluucor vegetable grownra. The services Sunday will he: Post ti'arffri—local vlewa—lc each nt 6:^5 A, At. Sunday School. Z5S14, Jacksonville, Florida. ‘7V F u n --~ '^ r~ 2 ~ ------- r — ^ -------tho HorAM Offlfii. O H a a r fM M H ft iH M I M H N t o U H 11:00 A. M. Preaching. to m to A to to A « 2:30 f* At. Junior C. E. 2:30 P. M. Intermediate C. E. rtcfc T& N IG R T fuifnisficd~hct1, i^omL FOR H .. S o sfiF 0:30 P. M. Senior C E. coriVAr film1 i.T O r a Phono-4l#7fihWhld Collins’ •nr In coito marl 7;30 P Preaching. lOtf-lfc Stfoot. ' ys frftiifi Jazzland left &.,* 7’w ln.Fe Tho Session will meet to receive FOR riENT—LljfifiV r1 housc^ofilW picaso lodvo at^” members nt close o f both (homing rooms.* tAll 1020 E$K Socqjftj and night preaching services. a C L A SSIF IE D AD S hi hi. 0 . Motor Co. ft ft DISTRIBUTORS 2f)9 Park AVCHUfe. * M) J' am A1 nUifrtM 6f gobd Used cars ftl priced and terms to suit ft * ■1 J Open and1Closed Models in Stock B. V. THE CHURCHES t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o A For Florida: Generally cloudy Saturday and Sundny; probably m l nSUnday nml In oxtromo northonat portion Saturday; not much chnhge in tomporaturo. PACT FIT® 0 0 Shdford • * CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES ftI SUNDAY DECEMBER I8..r ft Subject: ft “ Is the Universe, including ft Man Evolved by Atdhilc ft Force 7" I ft 3 Sunday School— 10:00 ,m. Church Sorvlce--_ll:0On. if». {•; Women’s ^lub Rldg,, Onk Ave. All Are Welcome. I* ♦ * ♦ • • * * * • A f» ta x P L iA N A rF m * * ! 4 •1 •!i *|S * >9 B anmo oh tho government formula, 55% white lead, 35% zinc, 10% silica. It is made for the South nnd has bqen tho PRIDE of tho NATION for 40 years, no other paint can bo compared with it. Sold by— S&rrford Paiftt & W all Paper Ccy. WHaka Block, North Oak Ave. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- H. A. HALVERSON -------------------- "!■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81c6c9800c5170d16305c832705a9849.pdf a1469a324d5ca7c7c11ed98115fae8e1 PDF Text Text THE “City Snbstantial” The Sanford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME II SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 TWENTY-FIVE OPERATORS RADIO SHORT TRANSMISSION HAVE BRIDGED THE OCEAN And Sent Messages to • Scotland from America COMPETITIVE TEST last w e e k VEGETABLE SECTION by am ateurs in RADIO SUCCEEDED IN GETTING REPLIES ( 11/ T h e A ia o e t a t e * P r e s s ) NEW YORK, Doc. 10.—Moro than twcnty-flvo radio operators working with short wnve transmission acta hnvo succeeded in sending messages from tho United Stntes to Scotland as the result of competitive experiment test begun last week. One success­ ful contestant was located In Clovolnnd, Ohio, am' others in states bor­ dering tho Atlantic. Tho test arous­ ed keen interest of moro than ono hun­ dred thousand amateur cnthusinstics in this country and if the Ilritish laws permitted nmatours of that country using wave length similar to that per­ mitted hero officials declnrcd tho boys would be talking to each other across tho Atlnntic us they do now from state to stnte in this country. TIIRERE TROOPS CAVALRY ARRIVE AT PITTSBURG TO QUIET STRIKE (11/ T h e A a a o r ln tr d P r e s s ) PITTSBURG, Kansns., Docember lli. —With arrival of tho three troops the National Guard Cnvalrtf here this morning tho situation in the Kansas ronl field is quiet. No reports further activities by marching women. STUDENTS HAZED YOUTH WITH VIGOR BLACKENED SCALP (11/ T h e A a a n e la trd l ’rr a a ) "■ w p r A *S nN S B HIAKtS SHOPPING CASH IK-GREATCR CHOICEs -de -tt : values MIORC- EFFICIENTSERV, if] FRENCH DELEGATION GIVES PROPOSAL FOR INCREASE IN THE FRENCH NAVY Kl JAPAN WANTS TO SELL KIAO-CIIOW RAILROAD TO PAY GERMANY WASHINGTON, Doc. 10 —Subject to Tokio’s approv­ al, the Japanese delegation yostordny accepted tho Chi­ nese offer to pay 53,000,­ 000 gold German marks for tho Klao-Chow-Tsinonfu railroad in Shantung, plus what Japan has made in pormnnent improvements, but less deterioration. When tho conversations between tho two delegations wero renewed yostordny nfternoon tho Chincso offer to buy the rnilrond outright In ensh but tho Japanese, it was said, raised questions ns to why this course was pursued, pointing out thnt all other rnilronds in Chinn hnd been built with tho aid of foreign loans. The Chinese delegates re­ plied thnt tho Chincso con­ sortium was ready to finnneo tho restoration of tho railroad and China’s dcsiro was to make use of this in order to do away with "for­ eign control." Mr. Ilnnihnru of tho Jap­ anese delegation said after the meeting that satisfac­ tory progress had been mado toward n settlement of tho Shantung question, but would give no detnils. H q ta ta rtn to k n K a ta l«l M M m M GERMANY CANNOT PAY COIN DUE IN JANUARY NO MORATORIUM NOW VAVOID RUSH 6-NO LAST niN U a WORRIED PARIS, December 10.— Germany will not bo nblo to meet in full her repara­ tions payments of 1,000,000 gold mnrks falling duo Jan. 15 nnd Feb. 15. nnd has so informed tho nllicd repara­ tions commission. A moratorium is not ask­ ed for by tho Gorman gov­ ernment in its note, which Ha morcly Inys Germany’s fi­ nancial situation as exist­ ing at present before tho reparations commission ns evidence of Germany’s in­ ability to meet tho forth­ Overwhelming Majoritities Given by Both Houses coming installments, cnch of British Parliament 500,000,000 gold marks. Neither is nny release from her obligations ro(11/ T h e A s» » cln (ed l'r e s a ) o’clock today to continue its dolibcrLONDON, Dec. 10.—Roth hous- ' ation. qested by Germany, which cs of the British parliament ra t­ | The most tlmt enn bo snid today is apparently has left tho mat­ ified tho treaty creating Irish (tlmt tberu is u strong possibility thnt ter entirely in tho hands free state by overwhelming ma­ of tho reparations commlsthe public session, nt which it is hopjorities this afternoon. «J°ncd to take a vote on ratification of Thu reparations commis­ tho treaty, may not bo held until Sat­ LONDON, Dec. 10.—The second pri­ urday. If matters progress no furthsion probably will meet im­ vate session of tho I)nil Kircann yes­ 'or today, however, than they did yesmediately to consider tho contents of tho note, which ; tonlay having under consideration tho ' t” rd;iy'7t’ was thougi.riikoly'that oVon Anglo-Irish treaty, lasted until near-) will be referred to the al­ lied governments. ly 8 o'clock last evening and adjourn­ Snturdny's siting would be privntc, Thu note is said to havo ed without reaching n decision. It was and puldie sessions therefore would be declared that Germany has reassembled in private session nt 11 postponed until next week. succeeded in raising '“cer­ tain portions" of tho funds necessary to meet tho pay­ ments but is unable to ob­ tain tho balance, olthcc thru loans, externa lor internal, or by other financial meas­ ures. c BOTH HOUSES PARLIAMENT RATIFIED THE TREATY TODAY CREATING IRISH FREE STATE STATE HAS THE MONEY TO ADD CAPITAL WINGS SAYS THE STATE BOARD CONGRESSMAN IS SUICIDE | Resolution Adopted in July Printed in the Tampa Tribune AMERICA AT CAPITAL IS UNABLE TO CANCEL Wnkeforcst, North Cnrolinn, Dec. 15. Tho official wnkeforcst College TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1(1.—In con­ today is trying to lonrn intimity of ELSTON, OF CALIFORNIA, WAS nection with the recent protest eman­ eight students who yesterday hazed DISAPPOINTED IN SECURING ating from Ocnln witli reference to a student by binding, gagging him, NAVAL BASE the extension to the stnte cnpitol cutting hair, blackening scalp with building, upon the ground that thore nitrate silver The student is not (11/ T h e A a»nelnli-d I’re a a ) are not sufficient funds available to seriously injured although his face SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.— !carry out the provisions of the net, it "•ill he disfigured for several weeks. Friends of Congressman Elston here is interesting to know thnt way back The hnzers wore masks. and nt his home in Berkeley express­ in July of tho present year, before ed themselves us mystified today by any protest had ever been made or reports from Washington indicating conceived, tho bonrd of commissioners he had taken hi slife. Elston occupied of stnto institutions, by formal reso­ u respected place i lithe community lution, determined thnt there were and his career both ns nttorney and funds available for tho purpose. member of congress was regarded suc­ It nppenrs thnt tho commissioners cessful. Serving fourth term in con- of state institutions as n cupitol com­ gree. He leaves a widow and three mission applied to the hoard of com­ children, the youngest of whom was missioners of stnto institutions ns pro­ SAYS GREAT BRITAIN PROPOSES born two weeks ago. Associates vided by law for a determination ns AIIOLITION OF THE agree Elston wns disappointed keenly to whether or not there wore suffic­ SUBMARINE over tho fniluro of legislative plans ient nvnilnble funds for tho purpose of which would have placed tile proposed stnto institutions, ncting upon the ad­ (1 1 / T h e A s s o c ia te d I’ re a a ) Pacific naval base nt Alnmetnin, in vice of tho comptroller nnd the stnte WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Bnlfour, his home district. Hi» business and treasurer, adopted the following reso­ bend of tho British delegation gnvo1financial affairs wero in excellent lution which appears upon nnd has notice today thnt Grcnt Britnin would shape according to tho president of boon copied by The Tribune correspon­ propose to tho nrms conference tho to­ tho Berkeley Bank of which Elston dent from tho official minutes of tho tal abolition of submarines. wns u director. bonrd of commissioners of stnte in­ stitutions. The minute entry in ques­ ANOTHER ATTEMPT WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. — Tho tion is in tho words nnd figures fol­ TO WRECK TRAIN house adjourned today until tomorrow lowing: ON A. B. AND A. BY. out of respect for Representative Els­ "Tnllnhnssce, Florida, July 20th, ton, whoso body wns found last night 1021. At n meeting hold in tho exe­ (1 1 / T h e A s s o c ia te d I 'r e a a ) in tho Potomac river. Immediately cutive offices nt tho cnpitol building, FITZGERALD, Gu., Docember 10.— after convening the house ndoptod Tnlluhnssco, Florida, by tho hoard of The attempt to wreck n train on tho resolutions of regret and authorized commissioners of stnto institutions on Wnycross division Atlnntn Birming­ tho selection of a committee of eigh­ this the 29th day of July, A. I). 1021, ham and Atlnntic railroad was mado teen members to nccompnny tho body tho snid hoard of commlsfiloncsr of last night, tho officials announced to Cnlifornin in enso of burinl thore. state institutions hnd under considera­ today. Only Blight d n m n g o was done to tho pilot of th0 engino EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION WILL MEET IN ORLANDO by some timber projecting from METHODIST CHURCH trestle. MEETING AT MEMPHIS ORLANDO, Dee. 10.—The Florida Educational Association will meet in (11/ T h e A sso c la lc d l’r r a a ) ROUSE OF KENTUCKY Memphis, Dee. . 15.—Drafting re­ nnnunl convention hero Dee. 27 to 31, IS SELECTED CHAIRMAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE commendations will he mndo in tho incluHivo, nnd indications that reduc­ next general conference whhlch will ed railroad rntes will bo granted the bo held In Hotsprings In May. On to­ (1 1 / T lio A s s o c ia te d I’r t m ) WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Repre­ days program tho nnnunl mooting of delegates is taken to mean thnt the sentative Rouse, of Kontucky, has tho Educational Association of tho attendance will he Inrge, tho local been selected chairman of tho Demo­ Methodist nnd Episcopal church committco in chnrgo of nrrnngoments expecting a t ienst 1,500 persons. cratic Congressional commUteo to south aro in session hero. Members from Palm Bench county succeed the Into representative Flood. nlrendy nro planning a cnmpnlgn to In connection with Americanization hnvc tht. next meeting hold In West work In Chicago, it is said that so JOHN I). IS IN FLORIDA Palm Bench, according to reports re­ many foriegn women attended on0 of ceived hero. ORMOND, Dec. 10.—John D. Rock- tho schools to lonrn English and foller and his family party havo ar­ brought tholr babies with them that "Motorists should arm against hold­ rived a t tho Rockfcllor winter homo tho Bchool authorities sent out volunup mon." But Isn’t thoro somo law hero for tho season. ter nurses. ngninst shooting theso rural con­ stables? Christmad cards at Herald offico. Christmas cards a t Horald offlco. BALFOUR GIVES NOTICE TODAY ON SUBMARINES n,* I NUMBER 228 K) lUi tion tho provisions of chapter 8122, laws of Florida, acts of 1021, provid­ ing for tho enlargement, alteration and repair of the cnpitol building nt Tulluhnsseo, Florida, and appropriat­ ing the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to he expended by nnd under the direction of tho snid hoard of commissioners of state insti­ tutions in nnd about the enlargement, alteration nnd repair of the said cnpi­ tol building. It wns then nnd there decided nnd declared by the snid board of commissioners of state institutions thnt the funds necessary to meet tho payments for such enlargement, alter­ ation nnd repair of the snid cnpitol building nt Tnllnhasseo, Florida, as authorised by chapter 8122, laws of Florida, acts of 1021, will be nvailahlo when the snmo becomes duo nnd pay­ able and constituto n chnrgo against tho Htnto of Florida. Thereupon, it was then nnd there resolved by tho said hoard of commissioners of stnte institutions thnt tho said bonrd of commissioners of state institutions do immediately proceed to nrrnnge, un­ dertake nnd procure tho enlargement alteration nnd repair of the said cnp­ itol building, in substantial conform­ ity with tho general plan, which hns been outlined and in accordance with detail drawing nnd specification ns shall be prepnred by competent archi­ tects with tho npprova! of tiio said hoard of commissioners of stnto insti­ tutions."—Tampa Tribune. COTTON CHOP IS SMALL ONE GAINESVILLE, Dec 10.—Florida’s cotton crop, on tho smallest nerengo harvested lif» many years, will bo slightly more than 13,000 bales this year, according to tho federal burenu of crop estimates here. Last year's crop was 18,114 lmles, two years ago 15,022 bales and in 1018, 20,415 bales. Tho acreage of Sen Island cotton in Florida this year wnH largeor than Inst year and tho number of bales will be greater, tho Bureau stntes, hut the crop is too small for nn accur­ ate cstimato of production. Indica­ tions this season, however, point to a gradual resumption of planting thro­ ugh tho old Sea Island territory of the state. Christmas cards at Horald offlco. Hu Ra Pm H'j ta That Would Upset the Whole Plan for Nav­ al Reduction NOT YET REVEALED RUT BRITISH UNDERSTAND TH B PLAN PROVIDES FOR 35,000 MORE TONS CAPITAL SHIPS ( H r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) WASHINGTON, Doc. 10.—Th» French delegation has presented proposnl for so grcnt Incronse in th« strength of tho French navy that the Ilrltlsh declare thnt such program If carried out would upsot tho whole plan for 5-5-3 nnvnl reduction. Al­ though not yet entirely revealed the British understand tho French plan provides for tho building program which would givo Franco capital ship tonnage of thlrty-fivo thousand tone moro thnn Japnn nnd preponderance of New Port Jutland typo of craft over all nntiona. Although indicating disapproval of such building program said to havo told tho nrms conference If France carries out such construction she (Italy) must enrry out similar build­ ing program. Combined, French nnd Italian fleets thus would bo somo two hundred thousand tons stronger thnn British or American allotments undor revised figures ngreed on ycatordny by big three. SPANISH GUNBOAT CAPTURED FRENCH VESSELS CARRYING ARMS TO MOROCCO (11/ T h e A s s o c ia te d I’re a a ) MADRID, Doe. 10.—The Spanish Gunboat has captured two French sailing vessels conveying nrms und ammunition to Morrocnn insurgents and sunk another vessel engaged in tht. same traffic, was officially an­ nounced today. ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN DETAILED FOR STRIKE IN CHICAGO YARDS (11/ T h e A a a n rln te d I’re a a ) WAR LOANS MADE TO EURO­ CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Additional PEAN POWERS DURING THE policemen was again detailed to tho LATE CONFLICT stock yards district today und tho re­ sult wns a renewal of tho outbreak by (11/ T h r A s s o c ia te d l ’r r a a ) the Htriko sympathizers last night. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—A resolu­ One was stabbed in the hack nnd may tion declaring it is "tho belief of tho die. senate that the United States will be unable to agree to, or accept cancella­ tion” of its war loans to European powers was Introduced In tho senate today by Harris, Democrat, of Geor­ gia. SEMINOLE BANK FOR CONSTRUCTIVE XMAS GIVING WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Tho roply of the Allied reparations commis­ sion to Germany who announced its GIVE REAL GIFTS THIS CHRIST* inability to pay the next two repara­ MAS IS THE SLOGAN OF tions installments will be fonvarded THIS RANK to Berlin tonight. No announcement wns mado of tho contents of the re­ "If every mnn, womnn and child re­ ply. ceived a savings account as n Christ­ mas gift this year, wo would hnvo a real Christmas in this community," said A. R. Key, cashier of tho Somlnolo County Bunk. "It’s a novel and constructive idoa in Christmas giving," Mr. Key wont on to say, "nnd ono thnt carries real cheer throughout the year. It repre­ sents more than tho gift of monoy boAGAINST BILL DESIGNED TO enuso it implants tho germ of a habit STOP ALL FINANCIAL that means success to any ono who nc« quires it." NEWS Tho Seminole County Bank is run­ (11/ T h r A a a n rln lrd l ’r r a a ) ning an Interesting series of ads sug­ PITTSBURGH, Doc. 10.—Thomas gesting tho gift of n savings account Williams, president of tho American to mother, children and others. 1 1 ) 0 Nowspnpor Publishers Association to- savings pass book will ho dollvorod in dny culled on all members as wull as appropriate Christmas dross to carry publishers generally to use their ef­ bettor the spirit of tho Yulotldo. forts to defeat thu house bill numbor 0,508 on tho ground "no such mis­ JUDGE ANDERSON chievous interference with thu press IS SUSTAINED freedom hns over before been serious­ IN CHECK OFF 8Y8TB1 ly proposed in this country. This bill," said Williams in n statement, "pro­ A s a o e la le * P re s s ) Chicago, Dec. 15. —Tho injunctlo hibits publication in newspapers of nny nows likely to lend to gambling. Banning chirk off system of tho co Ostensibly nimod nt racing nowH it looting dues recently Issued by tli would b0 equally applicable to inrgo Fedornl Judge Anderson nt Indium quantity or variety of financial nnd polls, today ordered recast by ustaU othor nows such ns reports on bank Circuit Court of appeals. It was rt cloaringu which hnvo been gamblod on minded to Anderson with Instruction in many cities. It would outlaw oven to enter the preliminary Injuctlo tho publcation of basoball scores." whllo tho cnao wna being re-heard. HAVE KICK Christmas cards nt Herald offlco. Christmas cards a t Herald " ffiet. $9■ �C hristm as~The Holiday Supreme When every one is imbued with the desire to make this Joy Season the occasion for bringing cheer into the lives of others. This Institution, in extending Yule-Tide Greetings, desires for every resident of Sanford an over-abund mce of those things, which, from time immemorial, have ever gone to make a MERRY CHRISTMAS. It will be our privilege this year, as in years past, to take no small part in insuring Christmas Happiness to a great many in Sanford. Our Christmas Savings Club, a financial St. Nicholas as it were, will have checks ready for distribution December 17th to members of the 1921 Club. Make positive that the Christmas of 1922 will find you in a position to bring that much desired happiness to your loved ones. We are now starting our 1922 Christmas Savings Club join it and save systematically, and you can, when Christmas rolls ’round again, open your heart strings and purse strings without stint. iM e r r y C h r is tm a s to o A ll Seminole County President FORREST LAKE Vice-President and Cashier i w # 'k*>>&nuen _______ nnr* ,Twrr*wrj!f C,. W. SPENCER R. W. DEANE Vice-President Assistant Cashier �wT\‘ ■ fAGfc TWO ip | . i j 1 ii. - 1 1 * T 1 1 T T i. \ f .t •. >,T * * » , h , * ", ■ , s£ ; ^ ■. r% ’ w - ■ ' • * - v ,• ? v » » it 1 ■■>. , ’ ^ -* ,«.w P S P ? ■j£‘v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,16X1 i.i' Ed. Bette, Mra. J. 0. Sharon, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy Chittendon, Mra. Kenneth Murrell, Jr,, Miss Esther Miller, Airs. C. II. Kirtiey, Misses Sura MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor, Wight, Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Howard * Phone 2I7-W SAiith, Mrs. Don Caswell, Airs. Don I f J 0 » k m a n y frlrnd a vlalttn e you Adelaide Higgins, — I f y o u nro i n l n f a n y w h e r e o r eooilnjc Whitcomb, Miss h o m e , o r U y o u a r e e n t e r t a in in g , w r i e r Alins Marie Tongue, Miss Ih ia la d er p a r lttm n er n tt,, jtlvln v l v l n jr • p«.atnl p u t m r n r da to th ------- ---- n — ’ ------*Florence ----------drtnila, nr telrhnonr the item. ft will Ilcnry, Alisa Agnes Dumas and Miss • Rffntlf n|i|ireclntrd4 Dnphnc Winihish, NEW GIFT SHOP Somo smnll boys can bo trusted, and TO OPEN STORE IN some say they like to go to school and WELAKA BLOCK keep clean. H*v?5r The National banking System Snnford is to have n gift shop at A useful Christmas gift, buy a koInst nnd the 0. T. O. Shop will opon In j dak. Bowor & Roumlliat, 225-tfc tho Welaka Block in Room 5 or whoro Hie Popular ----------Market wns formerly loChristmas cards, stickers nnd senls -------------------' cated. They will carry a full lino of at the O. T. O. Gift Shop. 228-ltc Christinas cards, stickers, novelties of of the United States hns for its chief object the all kinds. Watch for their nnnouncoBuy your Christians tree nnd n SOCIAL CALENDAR furnishing of funds where thoy are most needed • ■ MERRIE MATRONS BRIDGE CLUR ment. Christians green from the Womnn’s a the safe-guarding of deposits and the stabilizing a Mrs. A, W. Fitts entertained the Friday—Lieut. H. A. Bivins will en­ Club. 227-3tc of our entire business structure. Were it not for a WOMAN’S CLUI1 NOTES tertain tho members of tho Horn- members of tho Alcrrio Matrons a this mighty system of National Banka, linked to­ a don-Bivlns bridal party nt dinner Bridge Club most delightfully yester­ Beautiful lino of Christmas Stntlona gether in tho great Federal Reservo, of which all a day nt a bridge luncheon. The Literature Department of the ory, Bower & Roumillnt. 225-tfc a t tho Vnldoz Hotel, preceding tho National Banks are membors, the nation would un­ Red roses nnd maiden hnir ferns Woman’s Club held a most interesting rchcarsnl for tho wedding. doubtedly be groping in tho midst of financial de­ Saturday—Hotndon-Bivins Nuptials were UBod In decorating the rooms meeting on Thursday afternoon. Tho Ladies Union of the Congrega­ pression nnd turmoil. a a t high noon nt Holy Cross Episco­ where the tables woro placed, On each Tho subject for tho program was tional church will hold their annual 5 tnble were vases of roses nnd ferns. Handel nnd Mondetsutin, most appro­ bnznnr and cooked food sate December pal Church. The moment you become a depositor of this Bank you are a part of our National Banking Sys­ Saturday—Mrs. A. P. Connally will At one o’clock a delicious luncheon priate for the Christmas season. 17th. PInco to ho announced later. tem. entertain tho members of the Hem- was served nftcr which an absorbing Airs. E. W. D. Du tin of Orlando, a 207-Tuo-Frl.-4tc don-Bivlns brldny party a t a wed­ game of bridge wns played. High scoro charter member of tho Litera­ Think this- over, Cnn you afford to stay on ding breakfast, a t hor homo on bolng made by Airs. W. Theodore ture In the case of tho radical, a soft department with a won­ the outside? Langley, who wns given a guest room derful Magnolia avenue. paper on Handel, she answer doesn't turn away ns much bouquot. Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour spoke in detail of tho life of this wrath nH n soft snap. Members of the club enjoying Airs. great genius, showing how from .will bo held at Central Park a t 4:00 Fitts charming hospitality were Meso'clock. CHICKEN DINNER, Surday noon cnrly childhood his soul wns wrapped F riday—Mrs. Honry Purdon will en­ dnmos Chnrios Fcddor, W. T. Lnnglcy, up in music,she also mentioned his nnd evening, Grny Gables, on tho tertain tho members of tho T. N. T. R. J. Holly, Harry Herron, D. P. chief works, especially his great beach, Seabreozc, Fla. Phono 401. a Club a t her home on Palmetto nve- Drummond, H. II. I,owis, C. E. Henry, orators, thcMcssinh, which has do- Freo hath houses. 74-Fri-St-flm nnd Mrs. Fitts’ guest Mrs. W. W. nuo at 8:30 p. ra. A COMMUNITY BUILDER lightcd so many nudionccs. Mrs. ' i *” a Friday—Tho Indies of tho Baptist Stnplcr, of Tnmpn. The bruin that walks like a man a t­ a Dunn's anticipated with pleasure and church will hold their buznnr and tracts less attention thnn tho man | F .P . Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier ■ this one was if possible better than EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CI.UR cooked food solo nt tho old Btnnd ever. After this paper tho audionce who walks like ho’d been brewin’. The members of tho Every Week laMMBB of Mrs. Cntcs on F irst streot. \ -------the Hallcloyoh chorus from Friday—Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will en- Bridge Club were most pleasantly o n -' Dainty organdio tea aprons O. T. O. tortnin a t n Buffet Supper nt hor tertnined yesterday afternoon by Airs.' the Messiah from tho Victor record, Gift Shop. 228-ltc home on Snnford Heights nt savon Raymond Key nt her home on Park kindly loaned by MY. Yowoli. Mrs. A. E. Douglass next gave an o'clock, honoring Miss Winnio avenue. . A large assortment of Donnison’s unusually fine paper un Mendclssohm Red nnd green wore the colors used Brown n brlao-cicct of this month. beautifully engraved Christmas cards. Friday—Airs. Hal Wight will enter­ in decorating the rooms where tho and especially emphasized his great­ —Alobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc tain tho members of tho "Lucky card tables were placed. Baskets nnd est oratorio Elijoh. Airs. A. M. Phillips then sang Thirteen" bridge club at hor homo vases of red roses, poinsettins nnd cor­ I Buy your Christman tree nnd "Come Unto AIo".in her usunl ehnrmon Park nvonuc, in honor of Alias al plant being used. In the dining , . ............... . „ i Chrlntmnn green from the Woman’s room the refreshment table wns con- ing mnnner, as illustrating "Elijah ■Icit,b 227-3tc Adelaide Higgins. You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ Saturday—Tho Ladies of tho Bnptist tered with a crystal basket of red ros- nnd will attend nnd are open to all es around which were arranged m inin-1 lovers of music and literature, church will hold their lmzuur and Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ fessional and Business Man in j cooked food sale at tho old stand of ture Christmas trees. ery, Bower & Roumillnt. 225-tfc When scores were counted after tho | RABBI WISE—COMING Airs. Cates. Sanford in This Column interesting game of bridge it was ' _____ Monday—Misses Zoo and Fannie ReCongregational Bazaar will bo hold Thu people of Snnford will he de- nt tho Princess Theatre nil dny Sat­ bn Alunson will give n dunce at found thnt Mrs. L. C. Kolb had high their home on Myrtio uvenua at score nnd was awarded a hnndpnlnted lighted to know that Itnbbi Stephen urday. 220-3tc CONTRACTORS LAWYERS fern dish. i Wise of Now York will speak in Snn8:30 p. m. I'ollowing the game tho guests w ero, f0ni again this winter. The arrangeSaturday—Mrs. Clnudo Howurd will Buy n mi nature Balsam tree from S. 0 . Shinholser givo u farewell party for Airs. La invited in the dining room for refresh -' mnnt8 have boon made through the Michigan to decorate your Christmas George A. DeCottes Verne H urt at tier inline on Third ments, which wero baked ham, escal- Kiwitms club. table.—0. T. 0. Gift Shop. 228-ltc Contractor and Builder Allorncy-at-Law loped potatoes, fruit salad, plum pud\ Jurge audience hoard Dr. Wise street ut 3:30 p. m. Over Seminole County Ilank SANFORD FLORIDA ding with hard snuce, coffeo and clio-' |llst yonr nnd nil these are are looking Buy your Christmas tree nnd SANFORD FLORIDA Tho ladies of the Methodist church colnte. forward to hearing him again The Christians green from the Woman's Those attending this delightful par­ lecture this year will be given in the wish to thank the following merchants Club. 227-Htc Sanford Constructs Co. and fivms for their assistance during ty were Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. C. M. Princess Theatre. The charge for ad­ HARTFORD BATTERY CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Vorco, Airs. A. M. DoForrest, Mrs. E. their bazaar: Woodruff & Watson, mission will he 75 cents. Children's hand-made drosses, also Ball Hardware, Perkins & Britt, El­ M. Galloway, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. “Battery Insurance” Plnnes nnd Specifications Cheerfully Dr. Wire is an International Char­ corsage bouquets,—The Quality Shop. 8. E. Barrett, Mrs. W. J, Thigpen and Furnished der OpringH Water Co.; Bell-Jar Cof­ acter and one of America's beat speak­ 220-2tc Sold and Serviced by Mrs. L. C. Roll). All Work Guaranteed fee Co. ers. ilia subjectn are always timely II. T. PACE p. O. Ito 1 111 Edw. Higgins, Inc. Buy your Christians tree nnd and with thoughts of tho present FOR MISS HERNDON AI. B. Shelton, inspector for tho Mcneeds. Christmas green from tho Womnn’s A pretty social event of yesterday 1 Crory stores, is spending few days Haight & Wieland 227-3tc It is n question In the mind of Club. PURE WATER was the bridge party given yesterday . . here on business. the Prinmorning by Mrs. Edward Lane, honoraa whother or not Congregational Bnznnr will bo held GARAGES less will hold the largo number who E, G. Pearson, of Orlando, repre­ ing Miss Norma Herndon, whoso mnrElder Springs Water at tho Princess Thentre all dny Sat­ shall desire to hear this noted speak­ sentative of the Standard Oil Co., was ringe to Lieut. II. A. Ilivins takes 09.98% PURE 22fl-3tc Smith Bros. Garage er. It is well to buy tho tickets at an urday. in the city yesterday attending to bus­ place tomorrow at high noon. Phone 31 MV Sanford, Fla Expcrl Repairing The Christmas colors were used in early date. Cull nt any drug store or iness. There was one good thing about old hank. OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES decorating tho rooms where tho card Dobbin. You didn’t have to haul corn Oak and First HOTELS " ------— ■ Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen ami littlo taldes were placed. Baskets and vnsto town to swap him for something to Billie left today for Lakeland where es of red roses and poinsettins being KNIGHT TEMPLARS, ATTENTION run him with. : Taylor Coinniaiidery will meet in they will visit tho former’s uncle, C. used very effectively. Hotel Montezuma Geo. W. Knight W. Dee 11. A very interesting game of bridge regular conclavo on Friday, DecoinA nice lino of Bibles nnd Testa­ “Sanford’s New Hotel" was played during the morning, high ber Kith at 7 p. m. Full opening in Real Estate and Insurance ments for tho old and young.—Alob­ 11.50 Up Per Day score being made by Miss Thelma Order of Temple. Rehearsal in tac­ ley’s Drug Store. C. I). New, representative for tho 227-tfc SANFORI) -:-:FLORIDA Frnscr, who was awarded a salad re­ tics. I<. C. Smith Typewriter Co., was a ceipt hook. The consolation prize, Order of Red Cross will he con­ business visitor here yesterduy. SANFORD NOVELTY All kinds of imported perfumes.— dainty handkerchiefs wero won by ferred nt 8:30. Visiting Sir Knights Bower & Roumillnt. 225-tfc Mrs. J, B. Coleman left today for Airs. Roy Chittenden. .Miss Herndon welcome. WORKS The vocational committee of tho Busi­ Palatka where she was called liy the wns presented a cut glass boudoir set. II. E. TOLAR, "That 0. K. Butter-crust Bread ness and Professional Women’s Club At the conclusion of the card gnnto illness of her mother. Em, Com. makes tho family happy." I’oinset- requests nil young womin desiring V. C. COLLER, Prop. Airs. Lane assisted by Mrs. J. E. Paco tia Butter-split bread "can’t ho bent- employment to register nt the First Airs. Alice Landman, of Grand Rap- nnd Airs. F. E. Hazard served dalle- CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, General Shop and Mil) on.’’ 227-Otc National Bank. POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. Ids, Mich., was the guest yesterday of ious refreshments consisting of chick­ AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Work Airs. Fred Walsma enroute to St. Pet­ en salad, sultinea, potato chips, olives Congregational Bazaar will ho held and cotree. ersburg. Everything in the holiday line in CONTRACTOR and BUILDER The refreshment table for tho lum­ stationery, post cards, engraved at tho Princess Thentre nil dny Sat­ Sanford Machine # urday. 22G-3tc 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Flo. Mr. ami Airs. J. M. Burns have re­ orcu was centered with a "Kowplo" (Christmas and New Year's cards, Foundry Co. doll bride with Uncle Sam us the stamps nnd stickers, etc., nt tho Hcrturned to their home in Columbia Every color of Dennison’s Lustre Gencrnl (Machine and Boiler Works aid office. O110 of tho finest nnd most Tcnn,, after spending several weeks gi'nont. TRANSFER Automobile Flywheel Steel Goar Those enjoying tho cordial hospital-1complete lines over brought to San­ Crepe Pnpor, also Crcpo Paper hero with their daughter, Mrs. Howard Streamers, Festoons mid other Den­ hands I11 stock ity of Airs. I-ntie were: Aliases Norma ford. Open ovory night until ChristSmii/i. nison’s Crepe Paper Christmas decor­ Crunk Shafts Re-turned “WE DELIVER THE GOODS” Herndon, Adelaide Higgins, Airs. Ed. mas, ations.—Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc Belts, Aliss Thelma Frnscr, Airs. Rob-------------------------Miss Rosalind Radford, who is a t­ Quick Service Transfer MEMBERS OF W. O. W. Sanford Steam Laundry tending Bessie Tuft college at For­ ert Hines, Aliss Sara Wight, Airs. C. it. Storage Facilities After December 16th tlio Co-opornImportant meeting Wednesday, Dosyth, Go., will arrive tomorrow to Kirtiey, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Roy FOR SERVICE If we please you, tell others; if no spend tho Christmas holidays with her Chittundcn, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Airs, comber 14, 7:30 p. m. District mnn- tlvc store will move from tho present Call 14G-.J location in tho old passenger dopot to tell us. Phone 498 llownrd Smith, Airs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. H ger will visit enmp.—F. T. Miller, parents Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. Radford. George Speer, Aliss Agnes Dumas, Clerk. 22t-3tp tho store room at 417 Sanford Avo., W. RAWLING, Prop. —Get your Scrutcn Pnda inmi Tbs thnt hns been occupied by Brown’s Miss .Mario Teugue, Alias Florence -------------------------BRIDGE LUNCHEON Herald—by the pound—16c. Market. Low cash prices for fresh Airs. Dick Brown wns tho charming Henry, Aliss Esther Miller, Miss Alar*' A TYrkinpiAAT A I I A f 1AF meats nnd groceries. 220-4tc Acteylene Welding hostess at a bridge luncheon yestor- jorio Clay, Miss Daphne Wimblsh, dny nt tho home of her parents, Mr. '*' **• Brouse, Airs. 1' rank Aliller, J OF ALL KINDS II. W. NICKERSON Christmas Candies, Whitman’s, A useful ChristmnB gift, buy a ko­ nnd Airs. J. G. Bull, There being four ^ rH' * ' *’ncc' ^ rH< l** k. Hazard, Sanford Welding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems 225-tfc Huyler’s, Wiley’s and Log Cabin Pe­ 'tables of players and several ten Lieut. II. A. Bivins ami Air. and Mrs. dak,—Bower & Roumillnt. can nut roll.—Alobley's Drug Storo. B. W. Herndon. guosts. Income Tnx Service Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Onk Ave. 227-tfc Bazaar, fancy work, cooked food Quantities of roses nnd poinsettins Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg. wore used in charming profusion in "THE THREE GHOSTS OF LIFE." Suio Saturday, December 17th, Union Tho ladles of tho PnptiBt Church Phnrmacy, by G. I. A. 227-2tp Phone 852 tho vnrious rooms. Festoons, holly, Orlando,' FIs. INSURANCE Do you bollcvo In ghosts? Well if will hold their annual bazaar on F ri­ and other Christmus decorations lent Tho 0. T. O. Gift Shop is still do­ day nnd Snturday, December 10 nnd a festive air. Tho tally enrds being you do or do not, you will he delight­ ed to hear the message on the subject ing business at tho corner of Fourth 17. PInco will bo nnnauncod Inter, N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair also in keeping with tho season. given above. 219-tfc nnd Oak. 228-ltc High score in thu game of bridge W. T. RODBRTS, Agent Shop Thu speaker is one who bus studied aplnyod, was niudo by Mrs. Robert Congregational Bazaar will bo held 1 Hines, who was presented silk linger­ thin subject for number of years and All kinds of imported perfumes.— Located at 207 French Aye., b*tw®en ie. Tht cut price a boudoir cup was has been nblo to deliver n m essage, nt tho Princess Thoatrc all duy Snt- Bower & Roumillnt. 225-tfc Snnford Florida 2nd and Third. B. R. BBBGQUIST. that hns brought u nuw revelation of urdoy. 22(]-3tc won by Atrs, Ed. Butts. Following tho awarding of prizes llfo to many people. Congregational Bnznnr will bo hold Tile incsnngu will ho delivered nt During thu war the makers of IVit­ nt tho Princess Theatre all day Sat­ Mrs. Brown served chccBo \d, enltincs, cheese straws, olives nnd cof- tile Baptist Temple. By Dr. George er's Diamond Brand Shoes continued urday. 220-3tc ■ ■ tfOQ. Hymnn, Largo audiences are attend-1 with their established policy of mukAirs. Brown’H guests Included Mrs. Ing these services nnd many are e x -: ing shoes of solid leather, woll put toGood meals, $8.00 per week, Tho THE LADIES OF THE BAPTIST W. C. Hill, Airs. Robert Hines, Mth. Prussians of tho delight of them, Igather. No paper is over used In nny Tompio Club, comer Third and Park. TEMPLE WILL HOLD THEIR AN­ ! of their shuus. As a result, their hustf-p NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES’ jtinoss has grown by leaps and hounds , this year and it is almost impossible Aftor December 15th tho Co-opera­ OLD STAND ON FIRST STREET, I for them to koop up with tho demand. tive storo will move from the presont The progressive storo of Rivers Bros, location in tho old passongor dopot to on Sanford nvenuu soils Pctor’s Din- tho store room a t 417 Sanford Avo., ' ■• , •• • 1 that has boon occupied by Brown's Market. Low- cash prides for fresh roeatg and gypeatfos. SSMtc i 3 3 ! j First National Bank I 1 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD .. Employment Bureau.. AUi/11lUilAL LULAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY �♦ ?t . 1 r j VT?' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921 EARLY AMERICAN PIONEERS, NEW SERIAL AT THE STAR, WILL THRILL THE COUNTRY PAGE THREE that wo have determined to co-operate with the schools of tho land by plac­ ing beforo the children a motion pic­ ture that shall comblno the entertain­ ment valuo of a clean plcturo with tho inspiring nnd educational factors to bo derived from an intelligent study of those phases of our country's develop­ ment which are most picturesque. Wo Objectionable Features of Serials Eliminated by feel ■ groat good can bo accomplished Use of Prominent Figures by presenting screen versions of tho lives of those pioneers, heroes, war­ ••A Bent Arrow sometimes finds a deo championship , an experience riors and statesmen, whoso lives servo D igger Stag.*'—Old Navajo Maxim. pmlncsmnn and typical of tho true ns an example to tho youth of our Kit Carson Is still allvol John C. pioneer, has been chosen to enact tho land. m "We feel that wo are advancing tho Fremont Is again w ith usl Gold has loading part in this new doparturo in cause of Americanism to a consider­ s boon rediscovered In Sutter’s Creek, "serials." California! Carl Laemmlc, president of tho com­ able degree by inculcating in tho A new departure in motion pictures pany which is responsible for the In­ minds of thoso millions of children Sanford, Fla., Dec. 13,1921. shown at tho S tar Theatre Monday, novation, fools that the presentation who aro fond of motion pictures, a December 10th, will enable the boy of important national heroes on tho reverence ond appreciation of those Santa Claus, and girl of today to see tho glorious screon will bring nbout a valuablo hardy, courageous and daring heroes "Gold Rush of ’40", tho Indian fights senso of co-operation between tho who helped to make our country tho Care Seminole County Bank, of the early plainsmen, and the activ­ screen and tho school. A child’s dis­ glorious land it is today. In ‘Winners Sanford, Fla. ities of the "Molly Maguires," "Tho inclination to study will disappear of tho West' wo have succeeded in Avoning Angels" and "Tho Vigilant­ when ho has his lessons served to him placing on tho screen several of the es.’’ The “Old West" with Its glamor, In the form of entertainment. Dear Old Kris: Ho most Inspiring episodes of that most velopment, 'the buck skin ora.’ Upon the "Bloody Frontier” with Its pictur­ saysj esque costumes—these are not dead; "Universal has taken this stop be­ glamorous period In our country’s deI think “the missus” deserves a REAL CHRISTMAS they have not passed on. cause It realizes that youth must bo tho success of this Innovation will rest Kids who have wished th a t they served. Youngsters crave action and our decision whother wo shall broaden present this year. could have lived In the good old days adventure In story and on screon. the scope of this new departure and when beaded buckskin and furs would What could bo more fitting to give Include the lives of virtually every Can you think of anything she would appreciate have been their "uniform of the day" them screen entertainment based up- picturesque hero who had so much to do in blazing tho way for our present wjll bo able to see the same heroes on — L,-‘ ................ more than her own Savings Account—a real nest egg historical incidents anu woven clvilixatlon» they worshipped in the pages of their around characters thoy are taught to c,v,,ll#tl0B* that she can add to regularly? history books, and, it must be admit­ respect and admire T s ted, "dime novels." The filming of a "In our forthcoming ‘serial,’ '"Win­ * * * * * * * * * * * She has a lot of dreams tucked away in her head of "serial" "Winners of tho West," ners of tho West,' wo have chosen Jno. wherein are narrated the exploits of C. Fremont as tho first of this illus­ things she wants to do, so if I give her a little start Til bet John C. Fremont and Kit Carson, will trious band to bo immortalized on the she will save enough to make those dreams come true. jive tho American lads an opportunity heels of Fromont’s trail. Acord 'ser­ to see these courageous pioneers in ial' recounts tho adventure of a band Bless her heart, I should have done this long ago. "reel life." of hard pioneers, traveling across tho * Not only will children be shown in­ plains and through tho Rockies In * * * * * * * * * * * Please open a Savings Account for her with the en­ spiring characters on the screen in their prairie-schooners, on tho heels closed check and hang the pass book, with my card en­ Elmer Tyner spent tho week ond at such n way that thoy will take addi­ of Fremont’s trail-breakers. Windermere going down on tho train tional pleasure in pursuing their "Included in tho 'sorials’ are all tho closed, on our Christmas tree. studies and become cognisant of tho picturesque activities of tho ’Forty- to visit friends. Frank Erlcson was a cnller at the word "‘Americanism" but tho socallcd niners' during tho gold-rush period FRIEND HUSBAND. "objectionable" features of "serials" and all tho stirring adventures of tho homo of August Swanson and other will bo abolished. Statistics present­ Indian-infested wilds. Wo are taking Grapevllle friends Sunday. Mr. Lyons, of Snnford, visited nt ed by the various censor boardB In­ every precaution to assure tho authen­ No. 2 dicate that 85 per cent of tho present ticity and nceurncy of every incident tho homo of W. C, Mentor last Sun­ censorship activity and agitation 1b narrated in this production. Costumes day. Mrs. E. W. Lundquist was visiting engendered by tho fact that children will bo ‘right,’ tho settings will bo sco motion pictures. I t Is with a sin- accurate, and wo shall sacrifice nono iu Grapevillc, Thursday. Enclosed please find check for $.................................with which to open n Savings Account for Mrs. E, F. Lundquist nnd little cere desire to present only worth- of tho picturesque glamor of tho whila subjects for the consumption of ‘Roaring Forties’ to any convention daughters wero calling on Mrs. Almn Nelco Tuesday nftornoon. minors and to rcduco censorship to a moction picture technique. Address Name Miss Hazel Pritchard, tho cousin of minimum that this novol departuro in "The preparation of tho script hns Mrs. Harwell Rock, has accepted n po­ "scrinls" hns boon launched. been entrusted to Ford Beebe, ono of Few persons realize tho appeal mo­ our meat dramatic scenario writers sition with tho Chamber of Commerce Kindly mail the pass book to me at................................... tion pictures have for children. It Is nnd himself a descendant of ono of tho in Snnford. Address ■ Alfred Erlcson nnd daughter, Mar estimated by film producers th at the original ‘Forty-niners’ who did so R Drop a card In the book marked ‘“Merry Christmas from public which patronize "serials" is much to furnish tho pages of our his­ gnret nnd son Gilbert, wero among made up mostly of children—00 per tory wilh ono of its most glorious epi­ those motoring to Orlando Sunday to cent is their approximate figure. Tho sodes. Wo shall endeavor to select henr Bishop Candler nt tho Methodist Nnmo film producers rocognlzo th at tho a cast that shall bo especially suited conference. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. West nnd Mr, tastes and requirements of children to tho roles wherein they arc cast—it rtfiould bo considered constantly during is not enough to moroly say, “This and Mrs. Charles Cramer and children tho production of a "sorlal". character is Fremont, that ono is Kit visited friends nt Mnitlnnd on Sun ********** Realizing tho necessity for present­ Cnrson, etc,’ the nctor must look like day. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. G. Roobuck and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell nnd ing films that shall appeal to tho chil­ tho originnl person to tho Inst detail. Miss H arriett Grist wore visitors in dren, stimulate without exciting1them, Sanford Wednesday nftornoon. “Me. Beebe has spent several children wero callers at the home of and, if possible, have n distinct edu­ months consulting reference volumes Volio Williams and wifo Sunday. Mrs. Shaw nnd son Martin, of MiMrs. Avery Jane Elizabeth ItnulFriends here will bo glad to henr of cational value without becoming tire­ dealing with the characters nnd exnmi, wero tho guests of Mrs. Shaw’s some, ono of tho lnrgcst producers of ploits to bo screened, Sonio of tho the birth of n little son to Mr. tint erson passed away Monday nt 2 o’­ brother, B. J. Overstreet, Wednesday "serials" has conceived tho idea of more important historical works to Mrs. Fred Krcll at Windermere; all clock P. M. Sho hnd boon ill since and Thursday. Mrs. Geo. Shipp and little daughter, basing these films on characters In which he hns hnd recourse aro 'The are doing nicely under tho care of August. She spent her last few years Mr. nnd Mrs, Smith nnd Mrs. F ar­ hero with her daughter, Mrs. I. V. rington, of Maine, arrived last Thurs­ Alice, of Snnford, were tho guonts of American history, Instead of chil­ Life of Kit Carson,’ by Anderson, Ger­ Mrs. August Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Symurc Pritchard Bridges. Mrs. Raulcrson was born in day afternoon nnd nro loented in tho Mrs. George Lewis Wednesday, dren being shown "Tho Agonies of trude Atherton's ‘The History of tho Cameron county, Georgia, 75 years Nelmyer Cottage for the wintor. have been down to Long wood for Agnes"; “Tho Exploits of Egbert" and Lewis nnd Clarke Expedition,’ 'Tho ago but spent the most of her life number of days helping Mrs. Benton A. Y. Fuller and E. W. Honk wero 'The Escapes of Ermintrude," this Snnta Fc Trail” by Hayes, John C. near Lake City,this state. She hnd transacting business In Orlando on Piano Owners, Notice! with some work about iter grove nnd company will present series of authen­ Fremont’s 'Memories of My Life,’ Elbeen the mother of 27 children only Thursday. tic incidents in tho lives and careers dridge’s ‘The Beginnings of San at somo carpenter work. Mrs. Joe Harrold kindly cared for (J of whom are living, having had Mrs. Chiis. Polk nnd twins of Snn­ Hero for n limited stny. Patrons de­ of tho conspicuous figures of this Francisco,’ Brady’s ‘The Conquest of country’s enriy dnys. tho Southwest' and ‘The Old Snnta Fe Mrs. Stcdt during her late illness three husbands. Mrs. Bridges is the ford wero visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Nol- siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. caused by a now kind of rheumatism only child of her 1st. marringe her myer Thursday nftornoon. The first of these historical "ser­ Trail’ by Inman. affecting all of ono side, keeping her 2nd. nnd Inst husbands were brothers. Charlio Heath and Harry Krnmor ials" will narrate tho adventures nnd “There hns been a certain hesitancy Mrs. George Mitchell and Mrs. Ha- wore lucky enough to kill a deer ono “Mack the Piano Tuner” struggles of John C. Fremont, soldier on tho part of motion picture produc­ in town with them. Rev. Clnrko and wife called in to good Warren nro also daughters, a dny last week. am! explorer, whoso excursions ncroas ers to mnko ‘costume pictures’ hccnusc sco Mrs. J. E. Vaughn Wednesday, Mr. Black, who represents tho Lnko son nnd daughter live else where. the Rocky Mountains nnd Into tho it was feared such productions wore Wo are glad to see them both in bet­ Nurseries of Leesburg, was a visitor Mrs. Raulcrson was well loved by her west beyond form ono of tho brightest doomed to failuro by tho public’s lack pages of American history, Partic­ of interest in semi-historical subjects. ter health, Mrs. Clark hnving hnd a children nnd all that loving enro could in town Thursday. J. S. Dinkel is moving his saw mill do was done for her. Rev, George ular care hns been taken to cirnt in That tills theory was a fallacy has bad abscess on her finger. the leading rolo a person whoso ap­ been proven by tho popularity of cer­ Sunday was a beautiful day nnd wo Hyninn preached n short sermon nt from tho Oviedo ronil to Lnko Mnry pearance, character and general ex­ tain foreign filniB of n historical na­ got a start again nt 2:00 p. in. with the Hie grave side saying many kind and nnd will ho ready for business In a perience fit him to portray so distin­ ture. The ono objection to thoso films Sunday school. Como nnd help, loving words to help tho family in couple of weeks. A letter from Rev, Albertson and The cafeteria supper hold at tho guished and important a chnrncter. was that thoy wero in many instances the loss of their dear mother. Many wifo says how pleased they nro that Library Friday evening, December Art Acord, winner of tho world’s ro- propaganda. beautiful flowers covered the casket wo nro trying ngain nnd offering if nnd grave, the hurlnl taking place i)th, was quite a success in spite of “Tho substitution of pictures por­ desired to como over later nnd assist the rniny weather. A neat sum was traying some of the picturesque fig­ Rev. Clark in a Sunday school insti nt the Lnkovicw cemetery. Tho family realized which goes townrd tho build­ hnvo tho sympathy of all tho East ures nnd more striking nnd signifi­ tute. ing fund. Snnford In their brenvement. cant episodes in American history There was a good congregation out Mrs. A. Y. Fuller spent Monday In The fnmily wish to thank all friends Orlando. should certainly bo welcomed by thoso on Sunday; at tho Wednesday evening nmong us who aro eager to foster a meeting nt 7:00 we nro asked to bring nnd neighbors for the many kind Friends of Mrs Griffin will rogret spirit of patriotism in our children. our blbles ns wo nro having a special words nnd help during the Illness and to lenrn that sho is very low at her lenth of their mother. Incidentally, ns wo are going to han­ series of Libia study. home in South Longwond, dle them properly, thoso pictures Mrs. J. M. Corloy hna ns her guest Sundny wo wero plenscd to hnvo John Dunbar nnd daughter, MIhs should provo an effective agency in with us Mr. and Mrs. Durnott and Mrs. Mollio Wood of Atlnntn, Go., Ellso, have arrived from Willn Grove, the interest of Americanization. The daughter nnd son nnd Miss Hnko, of Mrs. Wood will go to Miami for the I’n., nnd will bo loentod in their cot“The names of John C. Fremont, Pnolu and Mrs. Nyiund nnd daugh­ winter after completing her visit hero. tngo on Wilma avenue. Gilbert Dnniel Boone, Israel Putnam, Marion ter Julia of Lake Mnry nt tho services. C. C. Morris nnrrlvod hero on Tues­ The Lndtcs of tho Civic Lcaguo will tho Swamp Fox, Paul Revere, Ethan Year Book Clarence Borguist, one of our Up- day from West Pnlni Bench on n hold thoir annual bazaar Thursday, Allen, Nathan Hale, Kit Cnrson—to sala young mon, hns started up a new Is In. husincsu trip. Mr. Morris rosidrd hero December lfith. Thoro will ho a cook­ mention only n few of the conspicu­ business in Sanford nH radiator ropnir The charm of Electrical Gifts n number of years nnd is being wel­ ed food table, fancy work and ulso a ous figures of our early days—cer­ man, having learned his trado in tho candy table. lies In this fact:—they keep comed by mnny friends. tainly suggest tho daring deeds of fine A. C. L. tin shop; ho nnd Archio Swan­ There will bo sondees at tho Christ right on serving nnd pleasing Come in and get your The American Fruit Growers Inc., spirits which are suitable for reflec­ son nro also members of tho now Snn­ Church Sundny afternoon nnd at 3 year after year. Electrical Ap­ nnd somo others who employ a good Boy’s Copy tion on tho screen; and Washington, ford band. Encourngo tho boys all o’clock, Father Peck officiating. pliances are the “little servants den) of holp made another cut In , Just read this list of features. Franklin and Alexander Ilnmllton not you con. J. E. Phipps was a visitor in Jack­ of the Homo'* ho much in demand “How to High Jump," "World wages for field hnnds beginning Monless definitely offor themselves ns sonville the first of tho week. in modern housekeeping. Famous Engineering Feats and heroes for treatment in moving pic­ EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE dny |1.25 per day for tho men and $1. Men Who Accomplished Them," Mrs. H. R, Chapman nnd little Ray for women. It Boomed necccssury as . . , . I Could any gift be more appropriate ‘Men and Events That Made tures which would amply supply tho aro expected to urrivo next week to _____ , , all growers have been having hard .pond "Ports History," “Theory of interest aroused by tho clash of high iha holiday, with Mm. c h „p. ,l» » '« "« > « r.,,.,d T I represent progressive, modem In­ Wireless,” “Experiments in Mapurposo nnd intellect against oppos­ surance old-line companies and am luck all this senson so far. There are so mnny things to choose jfif and How to Perform Them,” Miss Alum Lehman was given n man’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. ing will and circumstances. Chemistry Experiments and from at this Electrical Shop—I'ercoprompt In rendering you expert serv­ big surprise party Snturdny evening Dinkel. “Few persons realize the nppoal mo­ ice in securing for you just what you •low to Perform Them,” and a Mrs. Hawkins, of Boston, arrived , lotors, Washing Machines, Eloctrie n,ll,nlicr of other intensely inter­ tion pictures have for children. It is want In life Insurance on tha plan nt her homo on Celery nvo., to holp Wednesday. Mrs. Hawkins was call-|^ron8> Vacuum Sweepers, By all r i n g articles nil in one book.( estimated that the public which pat­ suited to your present and futur* ler celebrate her birthday. There was od home on account of hor m other,, moans give Electrical Gifta and #vA % page book with n com-' ronises "serials' Is made up mostly of need. Endowment, monthly Incoma nbout 00 prsons as guests, games, Mrs. Griffin’s illness. P'He catalog of Gilbert Toys member of tho household will children—00 per cent Is tho approxi­ plans, and automobile and lira in­ dancing and refreshments wero en­ ‘°r 10 cents—just what it costs. Mr. Woodcock was a visitor in! *ou on Christman and every day , mate figure. Wo rocognlzo that tho surance. Write or phone me to call joyed,. Miss Lahmas received many Get a copy today. thereafter, Snnford Wednesday. pretty gifts. tastos and requirements of children W. J. THIGPEN. Mrs. P. F. Carey, of Tampa, Is tho should be considered constantly dur­ Make the editor happy by sending guest of her mother, Mrs. Goo. Lew­ ing tho production of a 'serial.' Try a Herald Want Ad today. is. n your Job printing now. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL "It is with this purposo before us Give s a Real G ift This Christmas Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida : UPSALA AND : GRAPEVH1E I I 1 s EAST SANFORD ..31 L0NGW00D ********** .G IFTS. of U tility and E conom y [Sanford GILLON & FRY Co. E*»w . . •i. i �7 rfv THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1921 PAGE FOUR none tho less wolcomo. Tho editor of tho. Herald fools liko giving up tho helm and taking a long vacation. Wo feel like going away for a year and coming back to boo all these hopes realized. • I t would bo like going to sleep and awaking in Paradise. I t R. J. HO LLY______________ Editor would bo great, only—there is much N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treasurer work to do to put them over bub wo S, A. NEEL______ General Manager would liko to glvo our friends this great Christmas treat and it is just C. L. IRWIN CTISOULATIOH KAjraOM this: Phone 148 up to 0 P. M You enn congratulate yourselves this day over the fact that Sanford intends putting over in the early By a Sanford Celery-Fed spring tho greatest building program Man ever attempted here. Sanford intends bi« to !*■»•*» Wi to have miles of now streets nnd sow­ Mf»ly oottrt S talatU O iu tr ers, Sunford intends to improve tho i n r r T riO r. l i n i H i i H n n ip p llo ttlra. D im N nlM ti lake front and huve tho boat basin, iw , anmr* to >dw«w. Sanford intends to have this city so Member of The Aasoclated Press motomorphosod by next fall th a t tho winter visitors will be falling over themselves trying to got accommoda­ tions here for all tho probloms of the qunrter century will have boon solved for this city. Vhe Ilornld Is proud of our wondorSounds big. Sounds like hot air, * 9 organization. No bettbr band sounds like honsting. Out wo hnppcn anywhere, to know what is stirring nnd wo hap­ pen to know who is back of all this -p aU tk * ! P™ * program of improvements nnd with the help of the progressive peo­ ple of SnnfoH tho program will bo __ | carried out. *1 .. f f t The future of .Sanford in now aaaur3 . l . ed. Wo had doubts about it before. till the W° bnVu no*’° now! U moans th a t y more money will bo in this city in the next six months than over beforo. It need u rnQ(Uia another tourist hotel and tho (°lr|t that c6unlry club links 11,1(1 , J everything, id in 'els’i Tbo Herald is Just mentioning those , . * things in a casual mannor today beCnuso it is tho Christman gift for San­ ford and wo wnnt tho people to know . that the best times are coming for all j aS lT bf them, "itfe cannot tako you Into our ' th f* con*1(lonco today and spill tho whole . UJ> 0 * story but wo feel so good about It that d somo of „ . ir . . hts from W0 Cnn bnr(^ y keep our Promlso to “ keep mum. So this much is mentioned to<iay bscause it will enuso many to hnvo hope Sn 3 m h* nntl thoso who might ho feeling bluo 1 . 0 cnn take new heart. It is nlways m0r° „ UB* darkest beforo dnwn nnd tho dawn is Ho chillun am gettin* pow’ful good— J*l ° h an* n0W 1,rcnltlnP an(1 the sun of prosper- Dey run on errands nn’ fotch in wood, rowds RrC' "hining through tho clouds 1Hey put cberything in do place it borowi "* in n few months with a forco thnt will longs— ", dazile tho eyes of oven those who Christmas am cornin'—yes, cornin' o courso bnve hnd the unbroken faith all along,! along, an expectWe w,n tc„ you moro nbout a), thU !. great work later. j Ain't Ink do ole times still wo will try not to fuss THE TRUTH ABOUT FLORIDA Ole Sandy Claus cornin’ liko ho always mus' Tho Sanford Chamber of Comniorcc Right down do chlmbly wldout any through tho publicity committee hn* I fuss To fotch lots o' presents fo’ good gals an' boys— The Herald has been congratulated To usher in Christmas wid laughter upon the editorial written about tho an' noise. • business men of Sanford having spec­ —Phil H. Armstrong ial soles weeks and getting tho people in Timos-Unlon. to do thoir trading in Sanford instoad of sending out or going out of town The following is sent in by a San­ to buy thoir goods. Tho Herald wants ford citizen: "If 4 1-4 bushels of tho Chamber of Commcrco through wheat at 67c per bushel to tho grow­ tho Retail Merchants Committee to er will make a barrel of flour and 00 take up this matter at once. Snnford pounds of feed, how many quarts of should bo tho trading cantor of Flori­ milk nnd lonvos of bread will the da. We hnVo everything to make it. feed nnd flour m ake?” TR U C K i The white brute who assaulted nnd robbed n Indy in DcLnnd Inst week has been captured in Jacksonville. Tho county should bo spared tho expense of a trial, This bmto should bo hang­ ed at once without using the expensive machinery of the luw or making nny more fuss about it. Tills crime will not bo condoned regardless of wheth­ er tho brute is white or black. Wo boliovo in allowing tho law to take Its coursu on every crime except this one nnd whonover it occurs we will be willing to holp on the rope. GREAT THINGS FOR SANFORD The Herald would liko to announca some of the great things thnt aro In store for Snnford but they cannot bo mentioned now for It would qdoer the denis ponding but suffice to any that this city is on tho eve of tho greatest building program that tho city has ever experienced. Snnford is on tho eve of acodmpllshlng those things thnt tho Horald has exploited for fif­ teen years. .Snnford f{| t^bout to ob­ tain nil that the city should havo obtnlned roftpy. W ” ■ % ? nAAM** th°y were a long time coming they will bo AND— know the facts. Tho world doesn't buy generalities; it demands specific things—nnd is entitled to them. "Wu tench tho history of tho state For Fresh Deviled Cribs, add J In our schools, emphasise the dates of a variety to the menu. These j Important events, blit to what extent ar* tho facts and possibilities of Flqr'ore picked by the H ill Fish Co. ost in political thlrlgfc, which is tho' .peeper" ihterost fbr us to dlejMy/btrt what do wo know abbot the State's'hfPhones ‘497-414 \ rledUursl resources? Its i and tth) versatility of its.soil? ytj& a X a i i u i d k "Facts—the make i Florida the wonder state, as the Nawos n n n is n is s in ia m n i Deane Turner j It has now been discovered that a British mess sergeant captured Jeru­ salem and not the general staff of the British army. Tho mess sergeant no doubt captured the city with his pork nnd benns. A barage of thin delect­ able dish would conquer tho world if properly npplied. Ask Hodgson Ball, late of tho A. E. F. Tho government hns n patent de­ vice to shoot InsectH out of tho air with dust pistols. Great stuff. Such pistols are needed at various points in Florida. Mrs. A. E. Qulgg spont Wednesday in Orlando attending a family gather­ ing of her children. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. T. Humphrey an­ nounce tho nrrivnl of n girl horn Sat­ urday, Dec, 11th. Doth mother nnd huby are doing fino, Mrs. N. II, Draddock nnd little daughter, Myrtle, nnd mother, Mrs. Anna Swanson, returned homo Inst Wednesday from tho east coast, hav­ ing spont n month in Minmi, Fort Lauderdale, Delray and Palm Beach. Mrs. Alice Henry, of Orlnndo, spent Sunday afternoon with her grand­ mother, Mrs. M. V. Evans. Mr4, nnd Mrs. William R. Crossmore, of Gnlveiiton, Tex., urrlved Sunday to spend tho holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. FergUBon a t their beautiful homo on the lake. H. D. Durant has Jdst purchased the Martin plneo noar the depot and expects to make considerable improve­ ments there, Mrs, Alice Norwood expects to move In her new house on Wilbour nvenue the last of this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Brown nnd Mr. and Mrs. Langford and family motored to Now Smyrna and other placos on the coast last Sunday. Mrs. Langford, who is running tho Crystal Lake Hotel is planning to build a modem up-to-date hotel near the depot nnd hnvo it ready for next soason. Tho now arrivals a t the Crystal Lake Hotel aro: Mr. and Mrs. Jermlnh Rowe, of Hampton, N. H.; Charles Crosby, of Hampton Falla, N. H.( George G. Pike, of Exoter, N. H.} Mr. and Mrs. .Charles McMahon, of Seabrook, N. H.; Mrs. Newman, of Exe­ ter, N. H. George Pike, of Exeter, N, IL, is a shoo manufacturer looking for a loca­ tion for a shoe factory, nnd thinks of locating near tho depot, and if ho does ho expects to bring a dozen or moro families here. Mr. Crosby will start building a res­ idence in a few days. Sherman Sewell, of Salisbury, Mass, has rented the garage hero for tho season. Mr. Rowe expects to start building a residence here in a few days. We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we con say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will hnvo that nest egg from which to draw. —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It comes to you with full force thnt you have not been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come in and lot. us tell you about it. Christmas brings it homo to you with full force. of Sanford CHIROPRACTIC is the SCIENCE of LOCATING THE f CAUSE OFDI9EASE AND THE ART OF REMOVING IT S BY ADJUSTING THE SPINE which relieve^ pressure on the {j nerves and allows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy (o i flow freely to and from the brain; The cause of disease as the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is a ■ subluxation or partial displacement of the Bm'all bones of the ■ spine. There are twenty-four movable bones in the spine S and each has a pair of nerves emenatlng from smnll open- { ings on each side between the vertebrae. Subluxations <Iu- ■ crease the size of the openings through which the spinal | nerves pass, nnd impinge or press them, hence shut off n t portion of the nerve supply to the organs, or parts and the £ result will he disense, deranged functional activity. A nor- J mal nerve supply to any organ or part of the human body r generates normal function nnd maintains health. In adjust- J ing the vertebrae to release the pressure, tho CHUtOPitAC- J TOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU? If yon want holp, if you want a Job, if you have something to sell, if you want to buy something, if you havo lost or found something, If you want to rent a house or a farm —well, if you want nny or all of these things tho only way you can have your want realized is to give it Home kind of publicity. Now you could start out In your car nnd go to the several thousand readers of the Herald and it is possi­ ble that you could mnko tho rounds in something less than 12,000—not count­ ing your time as valuable—nnd you would undoubtedly sell what you wnnted to sell, or buy whnt you want­ ed to buy. On the other hand if you will tell your wants to tho Herald we will stnte your case, it will go out to tho same several thousands puople, and your advertising will have cost you nnywhero from n quarter to a dollar and n half, according to tho number of times you ran the ad, ns well ns’ the number of words included in it. Sovcral hundred people will be reading your nd at one and tho nnnio time if you run it in this paper, nnd you will have your wnnts roalizcd al­ most as soon us tho paper is mailed_ ns people ore always looking for somathing which is for sale, ns well as look­ ing for a plnce to sell something thoy Hours 9-12 n. m., 1-6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment LADY ATTENDANT Gtimer-Woodruff Bldg. First Street Opp. Magnolia Eyes Tested Orders Executed in 10 Bales and upward S TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice Ask for FREE Booklet 5 “How to Trade In Cotton" ■ and Daily Cotton Letter \ We Appreciate Your Business Frames Repaired l Lenses Duplicated J. D. Sugarman & Co ■ Sugarman Bldg. w 19 Beaver Street, New York £ Employment Bureau Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus­ iness nnd Professional .Wpnch'a Club requests nit young w\..ien desiring employment to registor at tho First National Bank, and business men reulring help to consult register. W hatever you buy for "Dad" should l)o tempered with reason and mercy on his pocket book. "Dad's" presents aro nice nnd enuso a warm SHERIFF TOOK CHAGE OF glow in tho hearts of the family but UNDERTAKERS PLACE m P m cause dad lots of cuss words tho day after. TAMPA, Dee. Id.—The next time an attache of Sheriff Spencer's ¥10,000 HILL TOOK IIIH BREATH office takes charge of an undertak­ ing establishment writ and places ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1 Al ­ tho official seal on tho door, ho will though St. Petersburg enjoys a cli­ inspect the interior of the places tho SpLD OUTLASTED ITS mate equal to thnt of any other city beforo doing so. GUARANTEE in th0 state, Floyd Thomason, teller Chief Deputy Givens served nn exe­ nt n local hank, said ho was "frozen" cution ngninHt n negro undertaking Ford Batteries in his tracks a day or two ago when place here one dny this week nnd a t­ on looking a t a bill handed him by tached the contents ns a result of $25.00 a woman who requested change ho action by a concern thnt clnimol the discovered It was of tho $10,000 do- undertaker owned it n bill. After tho nomination. She asked for $1,000 nnd deputy had sealed the plnce It was $500 hills in exchange but finally de­ discovered/ It contained two bodies cided to open nn account with It, nwniting disposition. So fa r as known it was tho second Sheriff Spencer was called into the Phone bill of that denomination to appear ense inter In tho day and spont tho hero. Two years ago n man deposited afternoon untangling legal red tape a $10,000 bill but it was a special so thnt the w rit could be made to transaction, the bank having suppli­ apply to the building and Uq contents ed R to the customer. Dills of the with the ellmlnntiort o f the bodies. $10,000 denomination rarely appear in Some persons here verssd In law ds- SANFORD BATTERY “public'’ being used almost exclusiv­ claras that bodies 'in an ___ _ ely in transactions between banks, t oslnbllalfpi'erit 'i»re considered ?s part SERVICE CO. of the assets of the concern. HKNMjd, Proprietor J If only 10 per cent of us ora crazy,' The auto driver never 'gets lonely as that professor says, how doss he How ssk H t^ ohltl be for sett account lor the f4ct that we spend in a great city. It'is so aasjr to run reform if tbars waa hotbiiigTi more money fir now ban thiaA f i t Scrota somebody- Ms can have a heartg.ab. to-heart talk with". new houses? SAVE YOU MONEY K v \ b vesta ‘ Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA BIG CROP F ertilizers Enrich tho soil, increase the yield, hasten maturity, im­ prove the quality. It pays to use them regularly, Stock Id our warehouse at Sanford. Booklet |res from warehouse or from— JackxmvlUr �■' THE Little Happening* Mention of Milter* In Orlof personal Item* itf Intereat In and About a t The City ^ E THE WEATHER Ja yi pj jn y.u Si For Florida: Gonernlly cloudy tonight nnd Snturday rnin Saturday in north portlon; warmer in southwest tonight. You wnnted engraved Christmas xards and tho Hernld obtained them for you. Got your Christmas nnd.Now Year's cards, your ongrnyed Christmas cards, tally cards, etc., a t tRo Herald office. They arc going fast. Give him or hor n portablp Reming­ ton typewriter for Christmas. Tho finest portable typewriter on tho Market. At the Herald office. Tho ladies of tho G. I. A. will hold a bazaar nnd cooked food solo In tho Union Pharmacy tomorrow all day. See their advertisement in this issue .and patronize tho bazaar. Summary of Iba Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Iteadera f t H Hz i« f t h SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Our weather rojiort today says calm and clear but that meant yesterday. As we go to press with this great sheet of intellectual verbos­ ity it looks very much like .th e heavens would soon bo weeping again. Itnin is ono of the things wo do not need at present but never­ theless it seems thnt wo must have rnin before wo can get colder weather and if thnt is tho enso lot us have it. Wo want cold weather for Christmas and for lettuce nnd for hunting purposes and other things. 75 yesterday nnd anyone knows thnt this is summor weather. Hnvo you bought your Christmas furs yet? 5:1(1 A. M. DEC. 10, 1021 Maximum .................... 75 Minimum ...................... 53 Range ............................ 55 Unromctor .................. 30.44 Calm and clour. Meet me at the Herald office toniyht, He will buy our fine statonery,1 at that time. They hav0 tho finest lino ^ H a t e j f t a l m f t a l i a N i of stationery over brought to Sanford. account of the meetings of tho cham­ Herald Printing Co. ber will be given at a lutor data. Meantime watch for tho big banquet Mr. nnd Mrs. Alf Purdcn and to bo held the night of January fifth. daughter, Annie May Burton of Jack­ sonville arc in tho city the guest of HAND CONCERT LAST NIGHT relatives nnd friendB. They are former DREW A BIG CROWD residents of Sanford nnd their many TO CENTRAL PARK friends are glad to noo them back. Tho bnml concert In Central Park Hill Sntchor, of Longwood, was last night drew a large crowd nnd the in today and brought tho editor of four sides of the park were lined with the Herald a nice strip of venison off cars and the benches were filled. tho big deer thnt he recently killed Charles Brady sang "Let the Rest of over in the Woklwn. Como again, Bill, the World Go By" and his rich barnyou seemed to have noticed that edi­ tone was greatly enjoyed. Tho planta­ tors eat. tion songs of the south with the Dixie interlude was greatly enjoyed nnd the In the bean guessing contest at entire program wns of the best up to Lloyd's Shoo Storo tho shoes were tile usual high standard of this well won by Mrs. II. B. Levy of Genova. known artist nnd the only fault to This lady is visiting Mra. Peters of be found with tile entire concert was that plnec. Sho guessed tho number the absence of seats in the pnrk to to ho 1525. Also Mr. Itlves, express sent the big crowd thnt wns present . .man. There being a tie they guessed nnd many of the ladies were forced again. Mrs. Levy guessing tho ncur- to Btoml up during the entire concert. , cst correct to tho number in another This will he attended to however by jnr. Mr. Rivers will also got n pair the Chamber of Commerce as soon of .shoes. . as possible. KaatJSffc ■ DAILY BEBALP, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 6 ,1$U RABBI WISE WAS PRO-ALLY LEADER DURING THE WAR HANKS FINANCE CUBA PAWS f f V f For the holidays—just received in this morning’s express—low priced —new designs—large varieties. Just the very thing you are looking for j —initials—pure Irish Linen—any kind of handkerchief you can think g of. *1 It was Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, of the Free Snyngogua, New York City, who coined the expression heard so often during tho last few years— "assess!n-nucrocy." Ho used this ex­ pression tu define tho Teuton nnd Turkish systems of government and the word struck a popular chord In tho American press nnd with tho Am­ erican people. Itahbl Wise wns a recognized proally lender from the beginning of tho wnr. He served ns a shipyard labor­ er at Stnmford, Conn, nnd was close­ ly associated with every wnr move­ ment throughout tho entire period of the wnr. He leprcsontcd tho Ameri­ can Jewish Congress, and tho Zion­ ist organization of America in rela­ tion to tho Pence Conference. Ho was uwurded the Legion of Honor by France for eminent servico to tho French Republic during tho wnr. Dr. Wise’s relations hnvo nlways been close to President Wilson nnd his cnbinct, ho having been ono of tho earliest supporters of President Wil­ son, long before the latter became president. Rabbi Wise Is one of tho most In­ teresting figures in American life today. He founded the Free Syna­ gogue in New York City nnd several years ago, following his refusal to ac­ cept tho call to tho pulpit of Templo Enmmi-KI because ho thought there might ho "strings" tied to tho cnll. Todny his Free Snyngoguc, in Cnrncgle Hall, is the gront social center of Now York City—whore class dis­ tinctions nre abolished, where rich and poor alike gather, where Jews nnd Gentiles meet nnd worship on tho oldfushioned religion of the brotherhood of man—each in his own particular way. Undoubtedly Rabbi Wise is one of tho greatest modern thinkers and speakers. He is a fearless champion of right—a powerful foe of wrong, nnd lie strikes straight out from the shoulder, wherever tho blow may fall. As an orator lie is said to he with­ out a peer. Rabid Wise will deliver a lecture at the Princess Theatre on the night of December 20th under the auspices of the Sanford Kiwanis Club. ____________________________ B n n cM eS g Con®? L nffitoo HSomEm=ipaiirft J E u t o m s j in all styles, put up in neat little Christmas Boxes. Perhaps no morecomplete line of Men’s Jewelry has ever been shown in Sanford. M(3>s5@iry s m H M t e d k w B a u r m S s s ia is E adses : n /s s r u fff m ir /s S a n fo r d , F la . U ______ S.U.. LOST FOR SALE NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ISHED. EASY TERMS Other Bargains in Real Estate A. F*. C o n n e l l y C L A S S IF IE D A D S LOST—Eyeglasses In enso marked "Pnriott Optical Co., Twin Falls, Idaho." Finder please leave at First Nntlonnl Hank. 225-Gtp LOST Lost between Snnfordi Auto Ex­ change nnd Snnitnry market one gold pin, set with largo pink sapphire nnd surrounded with pearls. Finder please return to Pico Annex and receive ! reward. J28-ltf Good news—Rivers Brothers', San­ ford avenue, have Just received anoth­ er nice assortment of Peter’s Diamond Brand Shoes for children nnd lnfnnte. Solid leather, well put together. Send or bring your children and have them fit up. They will get tho sumo treat­ ment ami prices as though you camo yourself. 228-2tc Classified advertisement*, 5 cents a line, No ad tnkon for lea* than 25 cent*, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cast must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. SANFORD HAH IT Havana,Cuba, Dec. 15.—Arrange­ ments to secure a loan of $500,000 Wo have in Sunford a place where the motorists can get service of any from Havana bankers, completed to­ gnrnga day by tho government, will end the FOR RENT—Ono furnished bod and all kinds, A modern equipped to take care of any need' fourth monthly strike of street sweep­ FOR SALE room, also garagu. 110 Laurel Ave. that might arise with any motor car ers and garbage collectors, who, in FOR SALE—Eight room house with 100-tfc at any time. A modern drive-in fill­ their present attempt to secure pay­ hath. Inimodlnto possession, Small The bonrd of governors nnd several Who ate the first oyster? Nobody. ment of nearly two months' back payment down, long time on bulunco. FOR RENT—Two furnished Urni ing station, storage for cars, washing rooms, Oil I’nrk Ave. 212-tfc and polishing. The service in quick members of the Chnmbor of Com- The original old grand-daddy, now wages, have been out for four days. I See Lane or address Box 7H2, Day­ FOR RENT—Bud room, 311 I’nrk nve- ami snappy. nierco held their regulur weekly lunch­ wrinkled and decrepit, was served to In addition to paying the white wing, ' tona, Fla.____________lUil-Tu-9nt»4w nue. 178-tfc eon at the Valdez todny nnd ninny us the other night. A repair shop, the best equipped in tho government will utilize the loan FOR SALE—Ono Dnisy churn. Call matters of vital interest to tho city the city, operated by MR. I*. A. necessities. During thc'atrikc, sketchy FOR RENT—Furnished flat with gn416-W. 201-tfc were taken up nnd put over. A fu ll: Christmas cards at Hernld office. 223-tfc MERO, with a force of tho most skil­ attempts have been made to keep the FOR SALE OR RENT—8-rooniod | rage, D14 Myrtlo Ave. led workmen. capital clean by pressing scores of house, 1011 Oak nvc. I'hoae 2H3-J. FOR KENT—Rooms and kitchennttoB, A battery service station under tho convicts into service since the strike Shirley Apt., opp. R. O. 220-2fltp 218-tfc able management of MR. DOUGLASS breakers could not be secured. Many ARARTMI NT FOR RENT—One C. GRIFFIN. Ho knows batteries. FOR SALE CHEAP—Gas range and thickly populated streets presented apartment consisting of two largo There is a vulcanizing shop thor­ wood range, 1011 Oak nvu. Rhone a wired appearance Inst night when rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ oughly equipped with latest nnd best 283-J. 218-tfc tainted by householders. ing, electric lights, running water. FOR SALE—Electric motor, 1-8 h. p. Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ appliances for that trade operated by MR. E. S. HOCKEY. Ho is tho tiro first class shape, $10 cash. Rhone ner of Third street. SCHOOL TERRORIZED. 221-Ctc repair man who bns never turned out 103-J. 220-itp FOR RENT—One furnished apart­ an unsatisfactory job. Richmond, Va., Dec. 14.—An at­ NICE DRESSMAKING done nt 014 You have travelled through ninny ment. Apply 800 Magnolia., Mrs. tack alleged to hnvc been made by West Second St. 22G-4tp G. C. Catos. 227-Dtp towns in tills state and others, hut John Morgan upon two teachers be­ FOR SALE—Girl’s bicycle in perfect stop and think, hnvo you ever seen a FOR RENT—Attractive apartment, servico station as complete in its lino cause his son was whipped in school condition. Mobley's Drug Store, hot wutor, Garage, 1820 Rnrk. caused a panic yesterday in Colonial 228-2 tc as WIGHT BROS. CO. 227-lc; 10-lc 22fl-3tp Heights school, Chesterfield county. Morgan is alleged to have struck one FOR SALE — Choice oranges and TKQOI* 3, ATTENTION grnpofrult for Christmas, $2.00 per WANTED of tile teachers, a man, causing his Troop 3 is to go to tho Scout Camp face to bo cut by breaking bis eye­ hex, straps $1.25, f. o. b. Osteen or WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik, Sanford. Cnsh with order.—F. N. on an overnight hike Friday instead glasses. Morgan then struck the other morning and evening deliveries.—R. Eimly, Osteen, Fla, 227-Gtp of having their regular troop moot­ teacher. Tho children fled in terror L. Garrison, Rlionu 3711. 100-St-Tu ing. All members nre requested to nnd great excitement prevailed. Threo FOR SALE—Second hand square 201-tfc bo nt the troop hendquartors ready to piano, Knabe make, good notion. warrants have been Bworen out again­ WANTED—Boarders, GOO Laurel ave­ loavo promptly at fivo o'clock. st Morgan, ono ebnrnig^ him with Rrico $50, Address I’iano, care of nue, corner Gth street and Laurel The troop committee, nil scout of­ 227-fltp carrying a concealed weapon. He will Herald ave, lluth hot and cold water. 227-2tp ficials nnd the boys' parents are urg­ be tried in Magistrate Spend’s court FOR SALE—Bird dog, 11 months old. f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t ed to ntteml tho camp fire program tomorrow afternoon, Make It a Cross setter and pointur. Guaran­ after supper. teed not gun shy. Ready for breaking. M. C. HADDOCK, INSURED HIS C ITJtrS CROR Ovvnor leaving for north. Sacrifice Acting Scoutmaster. TITUSVILLE, Dec. 10.—J. J. Par­ for $50,00.—M. Murphy, Sorrento, Fla. rish, one of tho largost citrus fruit __________________________ 228-I tp Large manufacturing company, man­ Tho only certain thing nbout the growers on tho East Coast, is tho Rost cards—local views—lc ouch at ufacturing potato barrel*, wish to es- Conforanco is that the folks back first producer in Brevard county to the Herald ofTic*. tnhlish branch warehouse in Sanford homo will cuss the delegatee. insuru his crops against frost. He has and desire branch manager who can FOR RENT insured $15,000 boxes of grapefruit invest $1,000.00. Address, I'- O. Iloz Open and Closed Models and oranges. FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. Vulcanizing Shop jn Stock On the west side of Indian River Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third the premium for the insurance wos Street. 105-tfa f t f t f t M i f t f t f t f t n f t at Akers' Filling Station, now open. ten conts u box while on Merritt IsFOR RENT—Light housekeeping A number of good used cars at Tho way to boost your community A master tire builder le on the Job Ind the cunt wns only eight cents. rooms, Cnll 1020 East Second St. Is to boost you$ HOME PARER. prices nnd terms to suit day and night. Work guaranteed. 220-4tp Bucnuse the island is surrounded by ag'.'W water ,th*> average temporaturo ,is about threo degrees higher than that on tho mainland and tho insurance PISTRIBUTORS company recognizing tho difference charged a smaller premium on fruit 209 Park Avenue. Sanford Patton’s Sun-Proof1Paint is not only Hold in gallons but in 25, 50 and 100-lb. kegs, and can bo In that locality. made up for $2.40 a gallon with raw linsoed oil. Tho formula of tho Patton’a Sun-Proof la tho The F am ily’s X m as Gift WANTED LEXINGTON or Hupmobile B. & 0 . Motor Co. An Indinn lover of elephants says they go to honven when they die. Not j the whlto onus. The. whito elephants j go to Ford. IMlii | l!i j i l!;i i . A N EXPLANATION i You muy break up the graft in tho gust If you will, hut Japan will cling to hor holdings ptill. J snmO'Ofl tho government formula, 55% whito load, 35% zinc, 10% silica. It is mado for tho South and has boon tho PIUDE of tho NATION for 40 years, no other paint enn be compared with it. Sold by— W H 11 i W l i f g M M I L . . Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. Welajca, Block*,fyorth Oak Ave. H. A. HALVERSON MM— ■— H — — — — vtifcid /IS � 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 16, 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/2108dd368946b7d90775c00652a28474.pdf d9cf061cf3b98438b0ab0b78673a095c PDF Text Text ' : - *•*3 jmS Sanford THI “Crtv Sobstantial" T h e S a n fo r d D a il y H e r a l d IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n Sanford THI "City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15,1921 NUM BER 2 * 7 L‘7f9 OLD JAPANESE TREATIES MAY DISRUPT CONFERENCE CHINA’S DEMAND DISLIKED By Jap Representatives When Cancellation of Proposal Appears Tomb of Dante in Verona, Italy THIRTEEN RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDE IMPORTANT ITEM S FOR FARM ERS DAIL EIREAN RESUMED PRIVATE SESSIONS TODAY TREATY CONSIDERATION E X P E C T LLOYD GEORGE TO ADVISE DELAY IN PAYMENT OF INDEMNITY ( l l r T l i r Associated P e r u ) NAVAL RATIO 0. K. D’VALERA DIFFERS ( l l r T h e Associated P r f i l l WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.— Al­ ternate proposals relnting to the 5-5-3 ratio as worked out, ap­ parently overnight by naval ex­ perts, wbh presented today to Hughes, Daitour nnd Knto which Indicated according to delegation spokesman, no formal agreement had been reached by the big three. RUSSIAN REDS PAY IN JEWELS FOR INDEMNITY SO VIET GOVT. PAYS POLAND WITH JE W E L S STOLEN FROM TH E ARISTOCRACY The six Imntlreilili anniversary of the death of Dante coming this year, thousands of tourists are visiting the beautiful gothic tomb of the Ilullim poet In Verona. BREATHITT COUNTY RAIDERS PENNED UP IN A CAVE AND WILL FIGHT TO DEATH WASHINGTON. Doc. IB—The arms conference delegates have reached an ( l l y TH p Associated I'reaa) agreement on nil tho major issues of WARSAW, Dec. 15.—Gold nnd jew­ the naval ratio, but are encountering els estimated to lie worth 50 billion new difficulties in their discussions Polish marks, wore the Russian Sov­ Gas Bombs Will Be Used to Dislodge Them This iet government’s first payment to Po­ on the Far East. Afternoon Tho American "6-5-8” ratio forms land under tho pence treaty signed at the basis of tho naval settlement, but Riga last March. They have arrived ( l l r TH p Associated I’ rras) there are to ho rendoJustmcntB In here. terday. A friend sent into tho cave JACKSON, Ky., Dec. 15.—Throe the original American pin nto permit last night to nsk them to come out. members of the bund which rnided Japan to retain her now battleship MADISON COUNTY VOTES They sent word when they did it would tho Breathitt county jail Saturday be feet first. Mutsu. Tho United States nnd Great $750,000 OF RONDS TO Rritnin will ho given n compensative BUILD GOOD HIGHWAYS killing one man, fatally wounding n The Guardsmen sent u burry call . woman nnd seriously wounding nnoth- j for gas bombs which was received quota of additional ships not yet de­ |er, weru surrounded today by state I l l r T h e Associated I’ rrss) termined in detnil. .here shortly before noon. The bombs MADISON, Dec. 15.— A proposed t troops in n cave twelve miles from In the Far Eastern negotiations tho 1will be thrown In the enve this nftorlatest element of controversy is a |bond issue of $750,000 for various here. Troops are planning tho use of noon in nn effort to drive tho men request by China for abrogation of county road projects carried by an gas in an effort to drive them out. the treaties resulting from Japan’s overwhelming mnjority yesterday. Tho , The men were discovered Into yes- jout. fnmous "twenty-ono domnnds." When road building program, which will rothe request was presented to the Far ! celvo federal and state assistance, Eastern committco of tho whole yes­ calls for tho hardsurfneing of sixty terday tho Jnpnnoso promptly object­ miles of highway, whilo 153 miles will bo constructed of sandclny. ed and the committee adjourned. FREIG H T SHU’ ASHORE AT CHATHAM, MASS., SIIOALDED IN STORM CONGRESS TO ADJOURN FOR TH E HOLIDAYS ( l l r TH p Associated Prpaa) Washington, Dee. 15.—Senate today ( l l r T I« p Associated I ’ r m ) adopted Curtis resolution that con­ Chnthun, Mass., Dec. 15. —The gress adjourn for is holiday recess freight steamer Shodnck, from Bosto from December 22, to January 3. The to New York, Btruck on the stone, resolution now goes to the House horse shoal in n snowstorm today.j where favorable action is anticipated. Tho stenmnr wns apparently hard aground when the Const Guards went out to her, tho sen being very rough. CITY MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR OCALA The vessel hns about thirty men aboard. OCALA, Dec. 15.—Ocala will prob­ ably give tho city manager from of CENTER COLLEGE TEAM government a trial ns tho result of LEA VES FOR CALIFORNIA Tuesday's municipal election. Dr. Eu­ gene E. Peek was elected mayor by Dnnvillti} Dec. 15.— The Center a large majority over A. T. Thomas. College's undefeated the praying E. II, Martin was unopposed for coun­ Colonels they elated to have final cilman nt large; while II. W. Henry workout before leaving tomorrow for and W. It. Pedrlck defeated A. A. Snndiorro, California, where they will Winer and D. E. Mclvcr, respectively. play the University of Arizona in a The newly elected officials based their football game in December 2flth. On campaign lnrgoly on support of tho their return trip the team will Htop city chnrter adopted two years ago at Dallas for n gnmc with tho Texns providing for n city manager. Winer A. and M. on Jnuuary 2nd. nnd Mclvcr are incumbents. ORANGE COUNTY BONDS S E L L ABOVE PAR ON T H E F IR S T $750,000 ORLANDO, D jc. 15.— Par plus wns bid by ouch of tho cloven bond buyers represented nt tho opening of the bids yesterdny afternoon for tho flr^t nllotmcnt of $715,000 of tho $2,500,000 rond lx>nd issue passed liy Ornngo county InBt July, tho county commis­ sioners last night formully awarding the allotment to Sidney Spltzcr & Co., of Toledo, O., on their bid of par, nccrued interest to dnto of delivery nnd n premium of $15,037, their offer of 102.21 boing considered tho highest nnd best bid. Tho Spltzcr offer wns u flat proposal of purchase and with­ out conditions of any sort. Follow­ ing this action, tho form of tho bonds wns approved nnd they were ordered printed. On the first alignment of bids ns they were opened, tho bid of A. B. Leach t& Co,, Now York nnd Chicago, appeared to of f er tho highest promlum of $24,212.50, but on nnnlyiia of tho conditions attached, it wns figured that tho not premium was loss than $10,000, ns a governing condition of purchnso by thorn wns that tho pro­ ceeds should remain In their hands without Intorost for an avrrngo period of four months, tho earned interest thus diminishing this nppnron.Iy largo premium offered. NO CASH FOR HOSPITALS Washington, Dec. 15.— Senate amendments to tho dcflnloncy ap­ propriation hill, providing $1,000,­ 000 for additional hospital facilities for vnr veterans afflicted with tuber1,, . ,o a iLmdcva, wore • , •!( d Irani the nicnsuic by conv .. lid.cn up to­ day by the house. ■i (bp senate npproprntion of $000,000 for the pay­ ment o ' Indemnities for tubercular cnttlo shnuirhtercd by dlrccion of tho federal government. WILLING TO FOREGO CASH Paris, Dee. 15.—(By the associated Press.— France is willing temporary to forego cash ropnrtian payments for Germany, a high official In the French foreign office today told the Associated Press. Tho officlnls bald there wns gen­ eral recognatlon by tho press nnd In French officialdom that Germany must bo nldod and possibly compelled in setting her financial homo In order, If futuro Indemnity payments were to be forthcoming. ...... ( H r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I’ rraa) BERLIN , Dec. IS.—German govern­ ment has informed the committee of guarantees it is impossible for Ger­ many to pay reparations sum duo Ja n ­ uary fifteen nnd that she consequent­ ly asks moratorium. If moratorium is not granted the German government will lie compelled to hnvo recurso to credit operation to procure necessary sum, it states. ROADS SAY REDUCTION IN RATES UK NO HELP ( l l r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I’ rrsa) LABOR BOARD’S REDUCTION ORDER BRINGS ON STRIKE, TEN HOUR DAY SCHEDULE BASEBALL ADVISORY COMMITTEE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION TODAY WITH CHAIRMAN LANDIS IN THE CHAIR Attempting to Fill Major League Order For Re­ storation of Drafts ( n r T h r A u o o l a l n l I’ re a a ) NEW YORK, Doc. 16.— Haachnll’s advisory council, with Commissioner Landis ns chairman, <vcnt into execu­ tive session here today In an attempt to fill major leng.to’s order for restor­ ation of draft under satisfactory con- Iditions to nil concerned. Judge Lan­ dis wns quoted as saying ho favored universal draft rulo. Majors unalter­ ably opposed to present conditions by Iwhich they suv they nro compelled to pay outlandish prices to non-conform11st leagues of minors for star players. GERMANY UNAHLE TO M EET U LSER CABINET R EI’ARTION IN JAN UARY DEFIN'I ELY R EJEC TS INFORMS ALLIED NATIONS BRITISH INVITATION ( n r T h e A ssociated I’ reaa) LONDON, December 16th. — Tho Ulser Cabinet letter vas definitely rejecting tho British Cnblnot invita­ tion to enter tho Irish free stnto, wns mndo publh odny n tho Prcmlor Lloyd George’s offlco. ‘ ri- tak IW ill IN ORDER TO PAY O F F REPA RA ­ TION Dl/E JANUARY 16TII WASHINGTON, Dec. 15-Sw eeping reductions in transportation chnrgos nt present would not nssist a full re­ sumption of business activity and would he injurious to tho rallronds, Howard Elliott, chairman of tho bourd of the Northern Pacific nnd director of the Haven, in nn opening statemont before the Interstate Commorco Com­ mission yesterday in its gcnurnl in­ vestigation of railroad rntes. "Rates wore too low beforo tho war if Thirty Thousand Workers in New York Resent continuance of private ownership and operation of railroads under pub­ Application lic control is the aim of our policy, and earnings were nearing the danger (Iljr Tilt* Associated I’ rrss > council had advised local chairmen level," said Mr. Elliott. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—The action to hold their members at work nnd of the United States railroad labor await action by International officers. IIARTOW UNDER TH E CIT YMANAGER PLAN board in Chicago, in setting up a He explained these orders had been schedule of ten hours a day as the reg­ hastened out to forestall sporadic ( I l f Tin- Associated I'rraa) ular hourly wage for common labor­ strikes, nnd that a meeting of the dis­ IIARTOW, Dec. 15.—This city has ers in new rules replacing the nation­ trict council would bo held as soon ns adopted a charter embracing tho com­ word wns heard from tho internation­ al agreement mndo under government mission form—city manager plan. Tho al officers. control yesterday brought to union charter carried by seventeen votes out officials appeals for atriko orders Roberts asserted that tho board’s from representatives of 30,000 work­ new rules, even while they retained of 572 cast. The campaign was warm­ ers in the New York district. This the principle of eight consecutive ly contested. Tho next step will ho announcement was made last night hours constituting a day’s work and tho election of three commissioners by William I). Roberts, grand vice­ granted time and a half pny after ten who will select n city mnnngor. president of the United Hmthcrhood hours, carried maintenance of way of Maintenance of Way employes and employes back to conditions existing Tampa Organizes railway shop laborers. Tho first pro­ ten years ago. Ho added that, with To Obtain Proposed test, bo said, came from Pcnnsylvanii: regular assignment of Sundny nnd railroad workers followed by appeals holidny work no longer drawing time Mooseheart Home from workors on tho Erie, Delaware, and u half pay, the result would bo Lackawanna & Western, Lehigh Val­ that workers would bo employed on Moose Home Narrows Down to Three ley, and tho rest ’of the twelve lines tho roudheda on Sundays, when trnvcl Florida Cities operating witfiin a seventy-five mile wns lighter. radius of New York. ( l l r T h e Assorlatril I ’ rraa) "Tho board 1ms abolished the eight TAMPA, Dec. 15.— Representatives Roberts said that the New York hour day In fact," declared Roborts. of almost overy civic organization met this afternoon to launch n movement to securo for Tampa tho Southern homo of tho Moose fraternal organiza­ tion. Judge Henry M. Cohen has been advised ho said, that the field had boon narrowed to threo Florida towns as prospective sites for tho home. Pnrlo Associated Dec. 16. — Gor­ man govorment Informed allied re­ parations commission Hint- It will be unnblo to moot fully reparation paySnmo Americans nro Irish pntrlots mentn due on Janunry 15, and Febru­ because they lovo tho long green, nnd ary 15, was officially announced tosome becnuBo they lovo tho long dny. green. IS . A.V. MORATORIUM IS SALVATION FOR GERMANY CHRISTMAS T R E E SALK PUT ON IIY TH E WOMAN’S CLUH \ Calling for Establish­ ment of An Irish Free State Romo, Dec. 16.— Promlos Lloyd George is expected to recommend a threc-ycnr holiday in the pnyment of Gormnn indemnity when he meets Premier flrinnd, of France, in London, December 20, it was learned today WITH OTHER IRISH LEA D ER S from nn authoritative source. It is AND S P L IT IN PARTY IS believed Italy, on certain conditions, IMMINENT will support Lloyd George’s plans Washington, Dec. 15.—Thirteen re­ commendations,including Legalization cooperative marketing combinations, lowering freight rates on nrgiculturnl products nnd establishment agri­ a n d m a y b e b a s i s f o b c o m . cultural nitnrhes in European cnpitnl p r o m is e b y h e -a d ju s t . was made in the report of joint con­ MENTS gressional commission of agrlctural inquiry filed today In senate. m m , f ( .» q ( U r T h r Associated I’ rrsa) DUBLIN, Dec. 15.—The Dali Eircnnn today resumed in privnte session its consideration of tho treaty calling for tho establish­ ment of the Irish free state. LONDON, Dec. 15.—The House of Commons this nfternoon re­ sumed debate nn tho Anglo-Irish agreement, fenturo of early pro­ ceedings being nn nddress by former Premier Asquith com­ mending the trenty for accept­ ance of the House. DUBLIN, Dec. 15.—The question of ratification or rejection of tho agree­ ment arrived at in London between the representatives of tho British gov­ ernment and the plenipotentiaries of the Dali Eircnnn to scttlo tho discord which for centuries has existed be­ tween Great Britain and Ireland wns debated yesterday at n secret meeting of tho Dull arid later nt two secret ses­ sions. Another secret session is to be hold today. At tho publio meeting yesterday Knmun DoVnlern, tho president, nnd Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins und other Dull deputies expressed their views nn to whether the Irish delega­ tion to London had exceeded Its pow­ ers in signing the agreement with tha British cabinet for u settlement of tha Irish problem. Do Valera nnd the members of tho delegation were sharply divided on tho question at issue. DoValorn contend­ ed that the treaty should not huvo been signed without its having first been referred to tho Dublin parlia­ ment. Delegates Griffith and Collina insisted that they ami their colleagues had tho power invested in them to sign an agreement, but nut the authority to condudu it. Mr. Griffith assorted that the representatives of tho Doll Eireanil and of tho British cabinet in this rospoct were in Identical positions, ns each wns obliged to refer tho treaty to their respective legislatures for ratification. Both Mr. Collins nnd Mr. Griffith durin gthe discussion resented a state­ ment of President Do Valera Hint tho delegation to London had not oboyod the instructions of tho Dublin cabi­ net. HAM SMALL TO SPEAK H ERE. At n meeting of the Ministerial As-* sedation held lur.t evening in tho Haptist Church, it wns decided to in­ vito Ham Small, tho noted Southom orntor, evangelist and editor tr. ad­ dress a muss meeting here to bo hold In tho Princess Theatre on Tuesday, January 17th at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Walker, uh president of tho as­ sociation, was appointed to prosldo and complete arrangements for tho mooting while Rev. P. C. Hurhans, tho secretary of tho association, was giv­ en charge of tho publicity. Dr. Lanimoru C. Denise, of P itts­ burgh, Pa., who wns horo In connec­ tion with arrangements for tho moot­ ing, stnton that Mr. Small is as vig­ orous and humorous nn evor, though over seventy yenrs of ago and thnt on account of his ngo this Is probably tho lust opportunity tho pooplo of this community will hnvo to hear a man who is known tho country over nn one of tho nation's greatest speak­ ers. Dr. Donisu In assistant gonornl superintendent of tho National Roform Ansocintlon under whoso direc­ tion Mr. Small hns boon speaking for some years. Tho mouting will bo upon to all withqut charge and it Is announced as a patriotic rnlly in behalf of national and civic righteousness. The Womnn’s Club of Sanford hns decided thnt Seminole county needs a health nurse. And nro trying to se­ curo one. For this cause they are put­ ting on the cntlro week before Christmns a Christmas tree Sale with Mrs. A. E. Hill in charge. Thu sale will bo in the old building occupied formerly by Mrs. Catcs.Grcens of various des­ criptions will bo sold ns well ns Christ­ mas trees of nil sizes mounted and ready for Snrta Claus to put on Ills presents. Christmas wreathes will bo on solo at very reasonable prices, Mlstlutoo will bo sold to both old and The mines of tho Swift Company of young, married and unntnrrlcd so got Alnfln which hns been closod for a supply. sonio tlmo hns reopened and wiU To say thnt Mrs. Hill hns chnrgo operate regularly for some time now. of this snlo Is enough to gunrantoo its success. Christmas cards at Horald office. li M * �m p * • •m ' .............. • T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15, 1921 z M o d c k t o S u it S r c r y o n c gM akc it a J^ E X IN G T O ^ j fo r X m as Sanford, Florida 209 Park Avenue DISTRIBUTORS i . <J.. . J, ■l, ifcki-A, �jWlfWfflTO rA W TWO M*U. -*c; TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15 ,1 921 i '■ U l l l l l , nine stories. Tho Daily and Weekly »w Latar It'a * * ~ * * & 2 * ______ * < ? - C - o , editions will be a good advertisement »# ■* U H f f Rft ■tar u Tta for Sanford for It demonstrates tho GIK 'AT3 TOO «A0 juttid a inaii* OH wsu. i ifo se w nnT — rtA savs live merchants are going after the BE CASfAIN UV T « >.T i r i s o a r any business. Pick them out and give Giants no More mow winder* 'at I fvt gotta go t ir them your patronage. You save mon­ cotta a ir a jo b too ! ____________ ppausmcas_________ ___ ey by shopping at homo. B . J , HOLLY ............. .................. Editor SURE YOU HIM S t CAETAIH MMT CHA WISH f E JV( C AI CAOSP Y«JU. EROtfUV GIT M. J . LILLA RIX...Secretary-Treasurer JU R Y DUTY V6U WUl A GIRL E FIRED EIGHT .AWAY-• PONTCHA] We will not say “Do Your Christm as Shopping T o m m — THEV OOfi'r fl. A. N E E L -----......General Manager N EnatR - OUR TEACHER «A)D : NEVER HAVE TO GO Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al­ ^DU HTME W0CO.PNT HEVER BE 1 E "A man who will perjure hlniHclf to C. L. IRWIN TO WORM OR tWTHIN‘1 *®L* 2 ° " OLD A JOB MORE’H ■ most a joke. B u t we can say without fear of jok­ CIRCULATION MANAOXR get off a jury Is not fit to livo In a A WISH if TOO. DON'T HA»r ter woatrr Yomrvr! I’ hone 148 up to 8 P. M. civilized country," declared Hon. Chan. ing or contradiction th a t if you have been saving l l m m i n , t u t — M»iU Eiawm m Ap»ll—tt— 0 . Andrews judge of the seventeenth : your money through our plan th at doing your ■ BakMTlailM Frtoa ta Adraaoa E judicial circuit, state of Florida, in O®# T i l f I 11 M I M I I ••M I tt |M •M It •I t •tt »(N|*00 Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because E Win KOllH •*"•*‘i I**«MMIMMKMlt ■*•**• l>W addressing the Rotury Club of OrlunD«llr*rt4 la 01ty by Oarrltf you will have th at nest egg from which to draw. ©••' Wi#li •t •**»*#* * ■*I l l l l l l l « #•1' I •••l» do recently. — IN SHOPPING AND IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E — The b tf IS. to 1 W t a t o B m ld ■»• "A selection of a jury la a great O n itr u i U iik U lM t t iir N nn tonlaala Onat? problem," further continued the emi­ ■ It comes to you with full force th at you have not ___ _________________ .iit w n U i w i i k n n w y Tridar. a «ta O ta application. Damtcratlo ta paUtiaa. p.M nent Jurist, "hut the Jury system has E been saving as you should. There is nothing gives pee pear, alwaya ta adraaon. E been In effect for a long time, it is ■ Member of The Associated Press you so much independence as a Bank Account. a the correct system of arriving at Jus­ B Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmns tice, hut it is also nbuBod. Do not Lrings it home to you with full force. criticise a jury, my friends, unless ■ ■ you are willing to servo yourself and And this is Florida. ■ take their places, it is ns important ■ o— -------I to s c / e on a jury and look aftor your ■ Only n few more days in which to ■ community's interest ns it is to hnvj shop. a body drafted for war service. I am ------------ o------------glad to say that not a Rotnrinn com­ . And then will come the thoughts of ing before mo has ever nskod to bo tomorrow and the first of the month. E oxcusod. This Is a egao of sorvico I of Sanford nbovc self, nml I truBt tho peoplo will ■ Reporter-Star says Orlando Is feel­ E view the matter in this light." E mitant easier credit, nml tho moro or ing tho effects of tho orange and tour­ E MICKIE SAYS , less wide-spread industrial revival. ist crops. We wnr.* to fee! the long TH E RIVER FIGHT IS WON “The Survey" s a y , in part: green from the Htuce. Glasaea Fitted "A building boom is sweeping tho r -CVV UEW=.QU VGMiUE M-V TU' —o-----Eves Tested Rollovers in the rivoi, will rot Jin!country. There is decided bottorment 'TIVAH iS QE-CUZ t OO irf WOJEt*. Hand plays tonight in the park. F.vly welcome n new convert to their in the tix tile trades and the shoe and CO WO BiZ.Mt'o'o erybody can go out and get an earful faith.—Secretary of War Weeks. TOM MOORE 1leather industries report progress. MIGHT B E BETTER Y4 \T of tho music that is free ns tho nir In the war depnramont's annual re. . , . . . Our surplus copper is gradually being bemg and costs less than tho wnter you WIGHT B E A HOU. U K V JG ^ t Optometrist-Optician port unusual space is given to the Mis, . , . , ? 1, , , . ' . „ . marketed at prices that tend upward, AH’ NMEtvE OM ' tW UP-GRAOfi drink. sissippi barge line. This discussion, , M S I Opp. Postoffice .. . , There is increased output of iron and AGA1M, VRtevA IG VJHM » ------------ o------------prepared by Col. Asburn, chief of the ........ ........................ Sain Small will lecture here noon Inland and Coastwise Waterways Ser­ steel, anil the railroads are coming ALWAWS VJEAP. A 9MW.V. I hack into the market. Husmess fail­ according to announcements. Sain We Appreciate Your Business yO O YUM OU& vice, and indorsed by Secretary of numerous, Unemployknows aomu things having boon an War Weeks, is searching, com pro-, ures . are less ,, , , . , F e r t iliz e r s editor for many yearn and no doubt he hcnblvn, (»(r and UIuriIm Ukk. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated It " " !" 1 '■ taen iu .ln *. “ " ,l "»vEnrich tho soil, increase the can tell us something that will be new pronouIKea tho M l..l» lp n l b n * . lino , ln» * lncr«„»lnK. 1 , , , "The banks of tho country have yield, hasten maturity, im­ and novel. a success and submits a wealth of , . ,, i been able, since the establishment of prove tho quality. It pays to facts In p i.'if of that conclusion. . f , <•■! . . ............ tho Fedora) Reserve system, to a d in use thorn regularly. Stock in The name of the new hotel being In the forum of business money , , , our warehouse nt Sanford. constructed by the Orange Hotel talks. Is it to the finance then, that “ ™ ,r? ° ul° r]y f ‘;acral ro' Booklet free from warehouse Company is "Tho Mcnondez." This wo turn for final testimony? T h e re of ndustry, following a , . . m i it i period of inflation than was pass Me or from— rhymes with Valdez, but it will bo port relates how tho barge lino has 1 , 1 four times as big as the one in the l ^ ^ ^ r f r o m ,Jscr to '^ w ln n o r'ln 1 IIon1B nf <,Ur, ' T kinf T* Celery C ity.-O rlando Sentinel. thc brk>f ,)crlot, of tho experiment. It mai" t><1 ^ trem ely decentralized Such Armour F e rtiliz e r Works Jacksonville. Florida You mean in name only. wna ,|oop in deficit in 111ID, improved, 8cr,v,C0' Particularly In the last year • V ------------ o------------, substantially in 1020, continued to n[,‘l “ <|Uar,to; ' bt'“n ‘.,f 1,nc“lcul* In tho death of Albertus Vogt, Flor- j ll(lvnm.(t unti| in April of this year it ,t‘nL'f !t1 to th? nat,on 8 Ibu8 ncMIda lost a picturesfjuo and historical Bhowcll „ c k „ r profit for the first nj ,t the evidence of a general collapse Employment Bureau figure. It was worth something In time. May and June were prosperous of 8ll<-b as 'vas ropeatci,.,y tx ; SA V E YOU MONEY tho Hall of Fame to he (he man th a t 1ninnt,1Hi too, WUh April they produc- 1 ’ W " zatlon " f The Vocational Committee of tho Bus­ dlscovercd.......................................... pliosphale in Florida, It oil earnings of $110,570.90 above the the Fo. oral Reserve system, has necesiness and Professional Woman's Club meant a small fortune for Vogt hut actual, out-of-pocket operating ex- sarily tended to prolong the period of requests all young wu~icn desiring Writo us if we nro not mistaken Ids latter years peases for the last quarter of tho Y ls-; T't-,Ntlju»tniotit. employment to reglstor at the First fWAPtff wore passed in less luxurious sur­ c l year ending Juno 80. And for tlio Mipinwlnltf, through tho groduol Sd&WRot National Ilnnk, nnd business men re­ Empire Hotel Block roundings thnn the years in which he five months from April to August, in­ liquidation and utilization of accumu­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA u sing help to consult register. Try n Herald Want Ad today. wns rolling in newly acquired phos- clusive, the excess of income over op- lated stocks of commodities, the way phnt wealth. He contributed many orating costs approximates the hand lias been prepared in a number of IDM BS ' industries for an increased volume of fino articles on Florida and was a some figure of $250,000, , ‘3 a great booster for tho state. There is still a further, more con- Productiorr for current consumption. a ■o-----elusive proof of the soundness of th o 'Tho ^ th“ ‘l " ™ r d course of By the way of explaining why it barge line as « business proposition. Ktfnoral V*1™* 1,1 lhlfl country and 2 si doesn't print all the court news of The project’s "inherent m erit" is abroad hns lessoned tho incentive to a tx contemplated purchases, and this * Okeechobee county, the Okeechobee demonstrated, the report shrewdly and deter ,, , . „ . , . ■audition the depletion of of n News points out: “ Very few peo­ correctly observes, by the fact that f ° ,11(1,ltion supplements < •»“>depletion , , i holdover stocks in creatine an enlare"increased h°M°V L > r <R< ll-'ks in creating an enlarg­ n ple live who do tint in some way break improved equipment and D ed demand for current production."— 1 the laws of our land every week in tho tonnage have transferred deficits into a Tampa Times, ■ year. Why should we pcrsccuts the surpluses. That observation roots H B ------------ a-----------a fellow who lias been caught with down into thc fundamentals of liusi■ a E a W EEK S W EATHER REI'ORT tho goods," and let you and I go free j ness. It is proof of the real commer■ M ■ beenuso we have not been found o u t?" •cinl need of this utility, along with M I Wonder what they have done with its rational capncity for growth. Weather and crop conditions in ■ N Much remains to bo done, however, Florida for the week ending December K the “goods" caught in Okeechobee? E H if the bargo line is fully to come into j;jt ipoi. Temperature: The temper- B — Tampa Tribune. ■ its own. The service is at present „tUre during the week, ns a whole, ■ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. ■ seriously handicapped by inadequate- WUB KonCrnlIy moderate, although the ■ Thc Christmas edition of tho Daily ■ Herald comes out today with twenty terminals. Tho terminal work that foropnrt n»d tho Inst few days of the Santa Claus, pnges and illustrated cover. It is not lias boon done at St, Ixiuis, Cairo, •^ , , 3^ vvere much cooler thnn the ns Inrge as we would like to make it Memphis and New Orleans is noted 1Ht.ngontl| wIth light frost, locally dnmCare of Seminole County Bank, but we are trimming the cloth to suit favorably in tho report which urges aging to tender truck. Midday temper­ the business am! could not wait on that this work he hurried to corn- atures wore In the t!0’s during several Sanford, Florida. much of the copy that came in late. I»,,01tlon- , At Pro8unt iaat,‘!'>uat1u to! f ' days a t some stations in the central * a Daily papers have a strange habit of nal>, with archaic methods of handling ami southern division. Dear Santa Claus:— ■ merchandise, impose a heavy cost a going to press on time and miss much Precipitation: Showers t h 'nugheut a Modern equipment and methods will advertising thereby hut missing busi­ tho section, locally heavy to excessive ■ I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this effect economies in this branch of B ness is not us bad as missing the in thc central and western divisions. ^ a operation that will swell profits and year that he will thank me for every day of his life. a mails, Thu Christmas edition of thu The week's total rninfall exceeded 2 ■ h expedite service. The argument for Weekly Herald comes out tomorrow inches in Pasco, Hernando, Orange, ! m terminals is given decisive point by 3 nnd the Herald office has been a busy nnd Sefinole counties. Thu rainfall 5 Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with reference as to wimt has been accom­ place this week. This is thc first time was very light nnd Insufficient in tho J plished when modern towboats were the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ E thc Christmas edition was shifted to south. jS put on the river. ■ ing on Christmas eve, Daily and Weekly editions. It means Condition of Crops: The week was M The necessity is nlso stressed for much to the advertisers for there is Joint rntes ami fur cqultnblo division favorable for farm work, and much 3 s■ an entirely different mailing list for of the revenues, a matter which is to plowing was done throughout tho j J I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow Weekly ami Daily and the merchants a section. Tho work of fertilizing is £ lie brought before the Interstate with advertising in the Christmas edi­ when I explain how his savings will be increased by the Commerce Commission "through an general In central nnd Huuthrrn o M tions reach tho very cream of the bus­ counties. Shipping of citriiH fruits c o n -.* interest added by your bank. a amicable proceeding." It is observed iness of this part of Florida, Tho B that in some instances "tho railroads tinned active, nnd the fruit in imprnv-,{J ■ Herald nlsu had thu little ones in mind ■ were demanding thruc-quartora or ing satisfactory is the upper counties. * ■ in publishing a Christmas edition this Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has a greater of the joint revenue for per­ Beans, eggplants, white potatoes, and B a year for it was their request that wo something to add to his account every week. When he formance one-quarter or less of tho other truck were shipped In moderate B ■ again go hack to tho old custom of a a joint service." That inequality, of quantities. Recently set cuhhngo is u ■ is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I bringing out Santa Claus and tho il­ ■ is doing very well and a smnll course, will lie redressed. ■ lustrated cover and tho many Christthink he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That Viewed in detail und entirety tho quantity of strnwherries wns picked ■ ■ report is most gratifying to nil who during tho week; tho crop is mnklng will be a REAL gift. ■ a have fought tho fight for tho rlvor. good progress, although more back­ a Your old pal, It is a certificate of tho bargo lino’s ward tl an usual. Oats, rye nnd past* I NEW PURITY success. The fight hns been won. Tho uro continue in good condition, frost g DAD. ■ victory has officially been acknowledg­ being insufficient to dnrnngo grass CROSS PRODUCTS ed.—St. Louis Tost-Dispatch, to any extent. Land is being prepared 5 planted during fncl'Jtles, The mild a Fig Tudding, E temperature, so far this winter, has WE HAVE "TURN ED TH E COR­ Date Pudding, been fnvorablo for nil fnrm propnraN ER" IN BU SIN ESS Plum Pudding Enclosed please find chock for $......................................... with which to open a Savings Account for S ’on.a. Much of tho Bwcet potato crop Checoiato Fudge Pudding. There are multiplying evidences of hns been harvested Lobster Salr d thu fact that domestic business hns Chili Concurno Namo Address "turrod the corner" nnd is gradually Creamed Finnan Haddio Lloyd George hns bought nn osbut surely emerging from tho defla­ a Dovlled Chicken tntc In the midst of n v/ooded dis­ Kindly mail the pass hook to me at. tion porlod Hint began about tho mid­ Creamod Spaghottl with dle of Inst year, according to tho cur­ trict. Looks ns If ho contemplated Cheese Address rent issue of "Tho Gunranty Survey," taking to •tho tall tlmbor.—Toledo _L:t . . . __ Drop a cord In the book marked “Merry Christmas from the Gunranty Trust Co., of N(iw Blade. > York'.! monthly rovlow of business A naturollst says all Nature de­ I’hone, 4OT-4M 9 and'financial cond!lion«. Two out­ WEI,AKA BLOCK standing indications of tho Improve­ tests decayed vegetation. This U es­ Nam* miih ment nro cheaper money, with its con- pecially true of the dead-beat. SANFORD DAILY HERALD Only 9 more Days till Xmas THEHERALDPRINTINGCO. & ■ s s The Peoples Bank j • / fr m o B IG CR O P GLOBS PIANO CO. G ive a Real G ift This Christmas ! T h e Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida s s Deane Turner H, ‘ -j. i �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1921 TO ANY MAN, TO ANY MAN, WOMAN OR WOMAN OR CHILD CHILD With every pur­ chase of $10 we will give one dol­ lar In merchan­ dise F R E E of charge. W ith every pur­ chase of $10 we will give one dol­ lar In merchan­ dise F R E E of charge. a c c e i O U R This is the first sale ever held at this store during our entire business career of over six years ot square and honest dealings. We are ottering some of the most sensational values that have ever been offered in this city or ever will be offered again. Present conditions have forced us to slash prices in half and many articles listed could not be replaced for the selling price. This sale will last tiirough the holiday season with the same cut in prices through tout the entire sale. This is your chance to stretch a dollar bill, so that it will have the purchasing power of five SHIRTS Blue Chambray Work M Shirts .................................................... tl 9 t * Men’s fine Dress Shirts, 98c to $1.25, n o w .............................. A 9 1 * Men’s Dress Shirts, £*4 A A $2.98 value n o w ...........................t j l l a U U Men’s Dress Shirts, 0 4 A Q $2.98 value, now ........................tj) J L « « / 0 Men’s Silk Strlpo Dress Shirts, regular $3.98 and $4.98 value, ^ f" now ................................................ A 9 All $7, $8 and $10 Silk Shirts, A A now ..................................................u v « U v MEN’S SHOES All Men’s $0.00 and $7.00 Shoes, n o w ................................. All Men’s $8.00 and $10.00 Shoes, now .................................. MEN’S SUITS $ 4 .9 8 $ 5 .9 8 MEN’S OVERALLS 79c 79c 89c 210 wt. Denim, regular pair $1.49, now ......... ..................... Men’s Jackets 210 wt. to match Overalls, regular $1.49, now Men’s White bnck blue Denim Overalls, full size, double stitch, $2.50 now ......................... ................. (Jackets to match) WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, $1.25 value, now ............................... MEN’S UNDERWEAR f i Men’s Fleece lined Underwear, M per garment ...................................... *1 LADIES’ COATS AND SUITS ly Cont or Suit, value $29 to $45, now .................... O A A tp lO a U U LADIES’ HATS MEN’S HOSE 20c value, now ................................. 25c-35c value, nmv ................................. 15c value, now ................ ................ Pure Silk Clock Ilose, now ................................. Men’s Wool Army Socks now .................................. LADIES’ SKIRTS Ladies’ Prunella Skirls, all sizes and colors, beautiful patterns, regular OW 91? price $8.50 to $12.50, now .... WOMEN’S HOSIERY Women’s Silk Thread Ilose, best made, $1.25 MEN’S ARMY PANTS Men’s Army Pants, while they last ................................ A to $1.98 values, now ...................... Women’s High CratioMercerized ilose, 25c value, f t A if* O tfV r Cotton <4 IJg* Women’s Silk Clock Hose, value $1.50 to $1.98, now .......... v O L MEN’S BLUE SERGE PANTS en’s Blue Sergo Pants, $G O Q O ft $8 values now $1.98 and.......... « J J O * V 0 LADIES’ HOUSE SLIPPERS Women's House Slippers -4 f f . now .......................................................1 9 < MEN’S SAILOR JACKETS * Regular U. S. Stnndnrd, guarC antced all wool ........................A • «J MACKINAWS Men’s Water-proof Mackinaws, ed, $5.98 to $7.98, MEN’S CAPS 50c to 98c values, now ..’......................... $1.50 to $1.98 values, now ............................ Sheep lin $ 3 .9 8 WOMEN’S SHOES All Women’s $0.90 and $7.00 Shoes, n o w ................................ One lot Women's Solid Leather Shoes, n o w ................................ WOMEN’S FELT SLIPPERS Women’s Felt Slippers with leather sole and heel, fur trimmed, $1.98 0 4 4A value, now ............................:..... O l t ^ Z t f WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR Women’s Ribbed Underwear, reg- Q { ] ular 75e value, n o w ......................... 0 3 Successor to 320 Sanford Ave - " •••' .. .* * w. ■ ~ - .q * r - - ’’Tr’ - ' - n . — ■vT - i % CHILDREN’S DRAWERS One lot of Children’s Ribbed Jersey Drawers, value 50c (only six to a 4 f" « custom er), now .................................. 1 9 1 * COMFORTS All Comforts, $2.98 to $3.98, now .............................................. All Comforts, $4.98 to $0.98, now .............................................. �PAG E FOUR T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15 ,19 21 Removal We offer Dining Room Suites of Solid Oak and Walnut TjI»L your living-room express the qualities of refinement and comfort in your home. Many beautiful patterns shown on our floors, in cnne ends and backs, upholstered in Velours and Tapestries. Cedar Chests Made from Genuine Red Cedar A Handsome Xmas Gift Big line of ROCKERS, LIBRARY TABLES, FLOOR LAMPS, DAVENPORTS Big line of STOVES, DINNER SETS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, COOKING UTENSILS For the Room that don’t look quite right —a Rug m an W o f //te B e f / e s Qua//// More wanted than ever because of their sanitary features. A large col­ lection from which to choose ----------- B IG L I N E O F ------------ Blankets & Comforts ■ « r* One-third of man’s time is spent in sleep * 'INSULATION PAWn S •AIR SPACE ___ 4 .SPECIALLY prepared ^INSULATION MP5R 3 - MINERAL WOOL__ g (SPECIALLY PREBAnrO ®'INSULATION MPER 7 -INSIDE CASK o-METAL UNINO enjoy comfortable sleep by using our Bed Springs H 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 �■' T H E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 5 , 1 U 1 u>Ul« H apM el*!* Mention of Mottero la Brief pefnoaal Hobo of litoroet I n a n d A b o u t • Summary of Ibo Floating Small Talk* 8acdnclly Arranged for Horn'd Readers !■ im Dn. WALKER RETURNED CONGREGATION HAPPY u iiim PAGE FIVE iiiiiiiiiiiiR iiim iiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiiin H ................. .......... u iiiiim iiu ii ! Tho congregation of tho Methodist ■ church are happy over tho return of £ T h e C i t y Dr. S. W. Walker, Not only has ho £ returned from tho conference but ho v has returned to Sanford for another ■ m M to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to year and Methodists and members of ^ to to |« n " other churchcs and all his friends horo * ■ are well pleased with this good nows, is : T H E W E A T H E R : : S A N F O R D ’S : Dr. Walker has mndo a wonderful re- ■ cord for progress for, church build- 5 ga For Florida: F air tonight to : T E M P E R A T U R E : Ing, for spiritual upbuilding, for his ■ to nnd Friday, increasing to --------to to cloudiness probably rain in to to Up sho goes to 79. It does to evangnlicnl work hero and last but ■ to extreme North portion; lit- to to beat all about this winter, to not least for his ability to mako fr i­ to tie change in temperature. to to It is Floridn ail right but to ends among tho people of this city. to wo want a littlo touch of to ■ M to to to to to to to to to to Greenland's Icy Mountains to CHRISTMAS SEA L SA LE B E N E F IT to right now to send tho prlco I sure will. I’ll see that everything1 you have ordered for Dad and Big to ThlB week nnd next week will bo of our winter vegetables nnd Some of tho Sanford Club women Brother will come from PERKINS & BRITT’S, because I too know that Ha fruits up to the ronl Christ­ Ha some trading weeks In Sanford. Ha mas mark. However, this to c«o'alV 4 ‘^tract!,M ^ ™ ra"t;i theyjiave the very n ic e s t, And I am going to get those silk hose for Mrs. W . B. Powell, of EustiB, I s Ha nice Juno wonthor Bults our to Lake Monroe Inst night for thc Coal j mamma from them, too, they have the nicest line. Tell sister that I among the Lake county visitors to Ha wintor visitors so it is nn to Salo benefit. ■ am also going to get that nice big warm Sweater for her beau from Ha ill wind that blows nobody to tho city today. Mrs. A. M. Phillips snug "In Her H« good nnd even if the warm to Garden" nnd gave ns an encore ono | them also. I always do my trading at— Mr. and Mr**. 0 . Pullmnn Connelly Ha southern wind does blow wo to of tho old fnshioned fnvorites. When 1£ nnd family of Orlnndo, wore In tho h i know it will be colder some to Mrs. Phillip sings here hearers nre J; city this nfternoon the guosts of Mr. Ha time. Whnt's eggs worth? to always prepared for something good ■ Ha 5:10 A. M. DEC. 15, 1021 to nnd Inst night wan no exception. nnd Mrs. Ralph K. Gore. |m Ha Maximum ........................ 70 to Miss Orn Wlllinms gave a group of ” 00 to A locnl bootblack mado the mis­ Ha Minimum .................... humorous readings which were o n -' J take of yelling "Shine" on the street to Range ..... v .................... 64 to thusinsticnlly received l»y her nudl- n yesterday nnd waB nlmost mobbed be­ Ha Barometer .....................50.20 to ence. Miss Williams read with much 5 s Northwest and pnrt cloudy Ha fore he could explain that shining , W /ir /S D/F/TffiF, skill and finish and is quite an add!- i 5 to was his legitimate business. 1* * tion to the artistic circles of Snnford. ■ to to to to to to to to to to Tho plnyett ‘‘Two Old Maids nnd * J . E. Fuorlicht is in the city today KNIGHT TEM PLARS, ATTENTION A I’icturo” brought down the house.15 enruute to points in South l- lurula. o | Taylor Coinmandery will meet in Miss Mildred Holly took the pnrt * was at ore time editor of the Mul- regular conclave on Friday, Docom- of a college girl with a talent f o r ' ■ berry Herald nnd ia well known in her Iflth nt 7 p. ni. Full opening in collecting suitors nnd picturts. j“ I nowspuper circles in tho state. Order of Temple Rehearsal in tncMiss Kitty Dullozc wns her chum. WANTED—Good 1921 Ford touring , tics, The two old maiden nunts, MIhs car; will pay cash for best offer You get tht big Christmas edition Order of Red Cross will he con- Mae Holly nnd Miss Maude Lnke. submitted. II. II., Hnx 518. 22l-3tc o f the Daily Horald todny. Rend I t , furred nt 8:30. Visiting Sir Knights Miss Mildred Holly gave nn Egypt­ to to to to Ho to to to to to over and pntrunize the locnl m or-1welcome. ian dance. It was n great pleasure to chnnts who nrc asking for your trade! II. E. TOLAR, hoc this graceful young Indy intorand who hnve big Htoeks of goods j Em. Com. proto this age long dance. She wns NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, N EARLY FIN ­ W A N T E D catering to your wants. --------------------------- given several encores. I --------TROOP .1. ATTENTION Lnke Monroe in addition to sell­ ISHED. EA SY TERMS Lnrge manufacturing compnny, man­ Thc Montezuma Hotel Ih sporting’ Tr<,0P ls to 8° the Scout Camp ing nil her quota of stamps hn% also ufacturing potato hnrrels, wish to es­ a fine new electric sign that tells 0,1 ,m ovcrnight hike bridny instead realized a neat profit on this preformOther Bargains in Real Estate tablish branch warehouse In Sanford them from afar that here is the place <)f ,mv‘"K thoi' r‘‘Kulur troo»’ "\cet- nnce. Much for the credit is due to end desire brunch manager who can Profossin Jacobs and his corps of for the proper accomodations. Elect-! n«* ,noml)ie rs , nro rctlucate‘l to invest $1,000.00, Address, P. O. Ilox ric signs are the thing to brighten w nt thc tro««’ headquarters ready to ♦oachers. Lnko Monroe is fortun­ 2591, Jacksonville, Florida. up your city and make it seem that ' I ™ " * 1* ,lt ™ o c “ck- f , ate in having this progressive nnd 1 , . The troop committee, nil scout of- public spirited man in their midst. peo|i i ari aw a c. flcinls and tho hoys’ parents nre urg­ Ha to to to Ha to to to to to Lake Monroe has raised $27.00, ed to attend the camp fire program Will C. Long assistant editor of the ! aftcr 8Uppt.r LOST Don’t make any engagements for Railroad Telegrapher, tho official M. C. HADDOCK. I.OST— Eyeglasses In enso marked organ of tho Order of Rnilrcnd Tele­ Acting Scoutmaster. the night of December !llst. On that “Pnriott Opticnl Co., Twin Falls, night the American Legion will pull graphers, with hendquartorR is St. Idaho." Finder plcaso Icavo nt F irst one of the biggest and best dances of Louis v. 's in the city todny. lie was Sec our nice assortment of chil­ Nntionnl Bank, 225-5tp enroutc to Leesburg where he will dren's nnd misses' beaver hats in col­ the sonson nt the court house. Ball's orchestra will furnish tho music and Classified advertisements, 3 cents a line. No ad taken for less than take a position on the Leesburg Com­ ors black, blue and brown. High in In tho proposed naval reduction 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cash mercial for the winter months, lie quality, reasonable in price.—Rivers there will ho something doing every program to cut down expenses, tho minute. must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line nnd remit ac­ is in love with Florida and owns grove Brothers, Sanford Avu. 227-ltc presidential yacht May!lower hns not cordingly. property near Tavares nnd expects been Included.— Richmond Times De­ The Parker Cignr Compnny which to make Florida his future home. Christmas cards at Herald office. spatch, FOR RENT— Light housekeeping was destrayed by fire at Ppnnt City FOR SALE rooms. Call 1020 East Second St. several weeks ago has again stared FOR SA L E —Oranges pneked for The nnvnl expurts have discovered 220-4tp oprating. Christmas, Mrs, A. Vaughn, phono FOR RENT— Ono that reduction of armaments will furnished bod 323-J. 223-Gtp lower morals. Well, what nre wo ■ room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. ■ aiming nt if it not a lower war moraio FOR SA L E —Eight room houso* with 109-tfc N O T I C E ■ a bath. Immediate possession. Small FOR RUNT—Two furnished ~Uoii all around?—New York Post. a Sale Bankruptcy Stock payment down, long time on balanca. rooms, till Pnrk Avo. a 212-tfc a Notice is hereby given that under­ See Lnno or address Box 782, Day­ a FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park avo- Piano Owners, Notice! ■ 199-Tu-Snt-lw signed, trustee in tho matter of S, tona, Fin. a nne. 178-tfc a Benjamin, trading and doing business f o u SA L E —Ono Florence AutomniT-1 a FR U IT CAKE, NUTS, RAISIN S, DATES, FIG S, CANDIED as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, wilt lc 3-burnor oil stovo with mantol * OR RENT— Furnished flat with gn- Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ a ■ on Thursdny, December 15th, 1921, nt and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc j rago, OH Myrtlo Avo. 223-tfc siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. C H ER R IE S, GLAZED FIN E APPLE ■ ■ tho corner of First street nnd PalFOR S A L E -O n o Daisy churn. Call i FU,K. “ ^ T - R o o m s and kitehminttos^ a motto Ave., Sanford, Flordn, between ’ •’01 tfc i Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O 220-20tp “Mack the Piano Tuner*1 41G-W. tho hours of 10 n. m, nnd 11 a. in. re­ r a is r . i a p a r t m en t Foit_ iiENii= o ir. ceive bids of tho Icnso covering storo FOR SA LE—Two story apartment consisting of two largo building. Apply to tho owner, Klon, „ . , . , . , rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in tho City 2 0 5 -tfc! rooms> well furnished, gas for cook­ of Sunford, Seminole County, Stnto of Ares, 805 Oth St. a Mixed Chocolate in hulk and Pound and Half Pound Roxe.s. ing, electric lights, running water. n Florida. FOR SA LE Oil RENT—H-roomed Adults apply 300 French Avonuo, cor­ a ■ The right is reserved to reject any house, 1011 Oak avo. Phono 283-J. ner of Third street. 224-0tc PLUM, DATE, FIG AND CHOCOLATE PUDDINGS a and all bids. Highest hid subject to 218-tfc a FOR RENT—Ono furnished aparta approval. ■ FOR SA LE CHEAP—Gas range and niont. Apply 809 Magnolia., Mrs. ■ CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono G. C. Cates.__________________ 227-Gtp a 224-ltc Trustee. a FR E SH CRAN H ERRIES, GRAPES, A PPLES, HANANAS, 283-.T. 218-tfc a FOR RENT—Attractive apartment, a -Electric motor, 1-8 h. p. FOR SA LE a hot wator. Garage, 1820 Park. ORANGES, C EL ER Y , LETTUCE a first class shape, $10 cash. Phono a 220-3tp T R A I N S C H E D U L E 103-J, 220-4tp a T H E STRON GEST NICE DRESSMAKING dono nt 014 WANTED GUARANTEED CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 West Second St. 220-Jtp H U E MADE Piano t u n e r o. ii.t T x r a m n r ^ WANTED—300 laborers for paving Southbound and Bower work in tho City of Dnypert tuner and repairer is in town Departs Arrive tonn, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents par N E W P R IC E S a.m. for a few days. Leave orders at the u Wclakn Block No. 83.. ......... 2:30 a.m. 2:40 hour for ton hours daily. Pay in cash m Phones 497-494 220-2tp 8:40 n.m. Lincoln House. No. 27.. m every Saturday. Work will last from FabrlcH Sizes Cords 1:38 p.m. FOR SA LE — Choieo oranges and m No. 91 six to eight months,—Atlantic Illthu- $ 9 ,s o 30x3 u 3:20 p.m. No. 80............. 2:55p.m . grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per iithie Co., Dnytnnn, Fin. 222-Otc $ 1 2 .5 0 $18.00 30x3 Vi 7:10 p.m. box, straps $1.25, f. o, h. Osteen or No. 85.. .......... 0:55 p.m. 32x3 Vt $25.50 WANTED—Customers for fresh mid., $ 1 0 .1 5 Sanford. Cash with order.— F. N, 31x4 morning nnd evening deliveries.—R $ 2 1 .7 5 Northbound Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 227-fltp L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lfll)-St-Tu $ 2 5 .3 5 32x4 $32.40 Departs Arrivo $ 2 6 .5 0 33x4 $33.40 F tX lfH m ? -Second hand :onu nan square '204-tfc 2:03 n.m. No. 82............ 1:48 a.m. n 34x4 $34.25 action. piano, Knahc make, good WANTED—Salesman with n arto call | f ■ 12:05 p.m, No. 84............ 11:45 a.m. 32x4 Vt $41.90 Price $50. Address Piano, enro of on dealers with n low priced 0,000 ( *1 ,, 2:55 p.m. No. 80.. .......... 2:35 p.m. 33x4 V t $31.50 $42.85 Herald 227-Ctp ■ mile fabric and 10,000 mile cord tir e .' 4:05 p.m. No. 02.. .......... 4:00 p.m. ■ $13.65 35x5 $54.75 ■ For first class Job work—th* Herald $100 n week with extra commissions, i No. 28.. ■ — Universal Tiro & Rubber Co., M ich-' FOR RENT igan City, Ind. 227-ltc SIN G ER SEW ING MACHINE CO. him Standard Trilby Branch Arrivo Doparts FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. WANTED—Boarders, (SOD Laurel aveMachines in all styles of Cnhinels, Electrics, Separ­ Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third nuo, cornor (Jth s trtrt nnd Laurel j xNn. 100.. 7:00 a.m. ORLANDO, FLA . 105-tfc avo. Both hot nnd cold wntor. 227-Jtp . 3:25 p.m. Stroot, xNo. 24.. ate Motors. AH on smnll installments per month. xNo. 158.. 7:00 a.m. He kind to her eyes, get a Scwllght. Also a use­ I8MRI 7:00 p.m. No. 22.. YES, It Little Miss \ s S a n fo r d , F la . FO R A. P. ft! ■! ■ it ! 81 SA LE ) I .J m C o n n e lly CLASSIFIED ADS E A TS FOR XM AS T ires i D E A N TU R N ER Make A Useful Gift W. R. LINK / ful hand machine for the little Miss. ft M. Dunlap AGENT SEM INOLE COUNTY CwnecjiCelery and Melonvllle Ave. Sanford, F la. xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrivo 167.. ....... 8:55 p.m. 21.. .......... 2:50 p.m. 101............ 6:50 p.m. 26.. 22.. .......... 7:00 p.m. A N Doparts 1 Oviedo Branch xNo. 120.. .......... 7:45 p.m. 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127............ x—Dally, except Sunday. 1 * l.V* ; ■}; 1 »Is V ■U * 1■J,-'* / - TIRE CO. 11 i< ■ . m f ■x V 1 m !t f ; }:; ■ I Ij Bwfif •; 11 m ft ■ •ii ■* ■. |jj> 31 I t K I f f " 5 * RKf I I ’ ■’ S i . E X PL A N A T IO N Patton's Sun-Proof Pnlnt is not only sold in gallons but in 25, 50 and 100-lb. kegs, and can be made up for $2.40 n gallon with raw linseed oil, Tho formula of tho Patton's Sun-Proof is the stlmo ns tho government formula, 65% white lend, 35% zinc, 10% silica. I t is made for tho South and hns been tho PRID E of the NATION for 40 years, no- other paint can be compared i with it. Sold by— 9 v. 1 |Sanford Paint & W all Paper Co. Welaka Block, North Oak Ave. H. A. HALVERSON a l ■1' , r< �Child! M R S. F R E D D A IGBR, Society Editor, Phone I17.W If i m have e a r fri*a«i Thlttas raw —U J # t »r» ■»!»■ u p t l m m r n a h s Room, m r U jm tt are n tir U la la s , writ# i t u l i l «ard *• thla I n a r t a n l , olrtaa ietatla, a t U M h m ti a llaa. ft wtU SOCIAL CALENDAR Baturday— Hemdon-Bivlns Nuptials at high noon at Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church. Saturday— Mrs. A. P. Connally will entertain tho members of the H em ­ don-Bivlns brlday party a t a wed­ ding breakfast, at her homo on Magnolia avenuo. Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour will be held at Central Park a t 4:00 o'clock. Friday— Mrs. Henry Purdon will en­ tertain the members o f the T. N, T. Club at her homo on Pnlmotto ave­ nuo at 3:30 p. m. Friday—Tho Indies of the Baptist ehurch will hold their bazaar nnd cooked food sale at tho old stand of Mrs. Cutes on F irst street. Friday— Mrs. Dwight Babbitt will ontortuin at n Buffet Supper at her homo on Sanford Heights at seven o'clock, honoring Miss Winnlo Brown c. bride-elect of this month. Friday— Mru. Hu! Wight will enter­ tain tho members of tho "Lucky Thirteen” bridge club nt her homo on Park avenuo, in honor of Miss Adelaide Higgins. Snturday—The Ladies of tho Baptist church will hold their bnzanr and cooked food sale at the old stand of Mrs. Gates. Monday— Misses Zoe and Fannie He­ lm Munson will give a dance nt their homo on Myrtle avenue nt 8:30 p. in. Snturdny— Mrs. Claude Howard will givo a farewell party for Mrs. La Vorne Hurt at her home on Third street at 3:30 p. m. Ing three table* of player*. In the interesting game of bridge played during the evening high score among the ladies was made by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, who was awarded a silver bon bon dish. The men's prise, linen handkerchiefs, was won by Dr. Puleston. SANFORD BAND W ILL REN D ER At the conet us ion o f the card game A F IN E MUSICAL PROGRAM the hostess served n delicious salad IN CENTRAL PARK TONIGHT course, with hot rolls and coffee. The Ssnford Bend, now recognised COM M ITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR AN- as one of the finest bands in the NUAL BALL state, will render one of their regular Tho committee chairmen for the an­ weekly programs of music tonight in nual ball of tho Social Department of Central Park beginning the first numthe Woman’s Club are as follows: In­ bor at eight o’clock. The weather is vitation, Mrs. S . Puleston; program, ideal, the now moon Is almost full Mrs. Raymond Key; floor, Mrs. W. L. along with other people and all the Morgan; music, Mrs. E. M. Galloway; stage is laid for o fine time. While refreshments, Mrs. S. E. B arrett; there are several other meetings in punch table, Mrs. J . M. Wallace; dec­ tho city tonight there will be plenty of orations, Mrs. C. R. K irtley; recep­ pcoplo who aro able to attend tho tion, Mrs. George Herring. band concert. Como out and hoar our find hand. The following program should bo clipped from this issue and taken to the park with you: March—S. T. B. A ............. R. B. Hall Overture— Sky Pilot ........ A. Laurens Vocal Solo— Let tho Rest of the World Go By................Ernest Ball Chas. Brady Descriptive— A Summer Evening In Hawaii ...................C. E. Wheeler Opus 101 No. 7.— Humoresque........ Tho Indies of the Methodist church wish to thank the following morchantB and firms for their nsHlstunco during their bnznnr: Woodruff & Watson, Ball Hardware, I’orkinH & Britt, E l­ der Springs Water Co.) B oll-Jar Coffeo Co. BAZAAR AND COOKED FOOD SALK Thu Indies of the Ladles Union of Mrs. W. S. Thornton has returned the Congregational Church will hold homo from Winter Park whoro sho their annual bazaar and cooked food spent several dnyH with her parents, solo all dny Saturday in front of tho Princess Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and BREVARD W ILL M EET Mrs. J . I). Woodruff aro spending the ORANGE WITH A 16 day today in Eustis as the guests of FOOT ROAD TO COAST Mre. Thrasher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Furrnn, today being their Gold­ Orlando, Dec. 16.— The delegation en Wedding Anniversary. from Orlando nnd Orange county that yesterday visited Titusville to consult Mrs. Hal Wight is spending n few witli the sort of road the cast const days in Orlando as the guest of Mrs. county will build to "meet Ornngo". Cecil Butts and other friends. got hack last niglitoptimistlc over the result of tho trip. II. W. Adamson, of East Windsor Brevard couny will meet Orange Hill, Conn., is "pending some time here the river with n sixteen-foot road, nnd a t tho Montczurnn. Dixie Highway, is the message the travelers brought him. L. C. Denise, of Pittsburg, Pn Tho trip was niado beenuso somo among tho out-of-stute visitors days ngo it was reported tiint owing Hanford today. to a shortage of funds.Brevard was going to nliuvu down the width of C, L. Stokloy, of Mt. Dorn, wns in their section of the highway to nini tho eity yesterday transacting busi­ feet. ness. Bonds nre being sold for the road today, and now that the little mlsunR, H. Rivers, of Bennottsvillc, S. C., dertndining with the neighbor county arrived yesterday and will spend somo lias been ironed out, it muy bo said time hero at tho Montezuma. that the prospects are indeed fair for a direct road to thu coast, a dream Jack Lloyd, of Winston-Salem, N, of many moons in this town and C., is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W county, measuring up ns n greyStokes. bearded Blognn with the one to get Miss Noll Lane, of DcLand, is tho the Jull off Orange avenue. attractive guest of Miss Norma Hern­ CHRISTM AS STA TIO N ERY, don, POST CARDS, SEA LS, ETC, Limits, Patrick nnd Strong, of Everything in the holiday Hno in Cnristrom Field, Arcadia, aro oxpectod to nrrivo today and will ho attend­ stationery, post cards, engraved ants nt tho Herndon-Bivins wedding Christmas nnd Now Yenr’s enrds, stamps and stickers, etc., nt tho HorSaturday. nld office. One of tho finest and most Mrs. K. B. Rnulerson, of Fort complete lines over brought to San­ Picrco, wen among tho visitors nt tho ford. Open every night until Christ­ mas, Montczumu yesterday. vim Let's see. How was it this country run its a ffairs before tho Marine CorpS weg established?— Baltimore Sun. * woven with th at of the prpifress of the community. Children's hand-made dresses, also corsage bouquets,— The Quality Shop. 226-2tc The community has progressed. There­ fore, it follows th a t this Bank m ust be a Buy your Chrlstmoa tree and Christmas green from the Woman's Club. 227-Stc progressive Institution, and as it has serv­ ed every need in the past, you can be sure that it will serve your needs in the fu ­ Mars and arms are spelled with tho same letters and dispallcd with the samo spirit.—Greenville, (S. C.) Piedmont. ture. Beautiful line of Christmns Station­ ery, Bower A Roumlllnt. 225-tfc Congregational Bazaar will be held at tho Princess Theatre nil dny S at­ urday. 220-3tc 5 A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R ■ Huy your Christmns tree nnd ■ Christmas green from the Woman's ■ Club. 227-3tc F. P. Forster, Pres. g B. F. Whitner, Cashirr 5 B Children's hnnd-mndo dresses, nlao corsage bouquets.—Tho Quality Shop. 220-2tc The outstanding characteristic of tho typlcnl American is his faculty of being busted again Monday morn­ ing.— Akron Beacon Journal. Buy your Christmns tree and 15. A. W ILL GATHER Christmas green from the Woman's FOR M EET IN ORLANDO Club. 227-3tc W, N. Sheates, state superintend­ ent of public instruction; Dr. H, O. Enwnll, professor of psychology of tho University of Florida; professor E. P. Cubberely, of Lolund Stanford, Jr ., University of California; nnd Miss Adelaide Baylor, ngent of home economics education of the federal hoard for vocational education are among tho principal speakers on the program of the annual convention of the Florida Educational Association to bo held a t Orlando, December 27 to Congregational Bazaar will bo held nt tho Princess Theatre all dny Snt­ urdny. 220-3tc Some women think that ns soon as they have acquired a husband nnd a can opener they nre equiped for life.— Seattle Post Intelligencer. A nice lino of Bibles and Testa' meats for tho old and young.— Mob ley's Drug Store. 227-tf( All kind.* of imported perfumes, Bowor & Roumlllnt. 225A reduced rate of ono nnd onolmlf fnro will bo in effect from all "That 0 . K. Butter-crust Broad parts of tho stnto, it was announced, makes tho family happy." Poinsotnnd u large attendance is expected. Arrangements for tho convention tla Butter-split broad "can’t bo boaton." 227-Otc nro in the hands of W. S. Cawthon, president; R. L. Turner, secretary Congregational Bnzanr will bo hold and Dr. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman nt tho Princess Theatre all day S at­ of tho executive committee. urday. 22G-3tc CAN G ET LIC EN SE TAGS The Methodist Conference hnvo re­ cently decided that Lakeland is the Tallahassee, Dec. IB,— Complroller best location for tbe Southern Amos hns announced that owners College where it will bo located. of automobiles nnd trucks can ob­ tain from any bnnk or nt tho offices Every color of Dennison’s Lustre of tho Clerks o f tho Circuit Courts, Crepe Pnper, nlso Crepo Pnpor County Judges or Tnx Collectors In­ Streamers, Festoons and other Den­ formation concerning the weight of nison’s Crepe Paper Christmas decor­ various models of all makes of auto­ ations.— Mobley’s Drug Store. 227-tfc mobiles in connection with the filing of applications for nutoinoHle licenses A fter Docembor 15th the Co-opornfor 1922. Under the now State law tivo store will movo from tho present ownors will pay to according to tho location in tho old passenger depot to weight of their cars instead of the tho store room nt -117 Sanford Ave., horsepower ns heretofore. that hns been occupied by Brown's Booklets containing information ns Market. Low cash prices for fresh to weight of cars also hnvo been sent meats nnd groceries. 22G-4tc state. Christmas Candles, Whitman’s, M EM BERS OF W. 0 . W. Huylcr’s, Wiley’s nnd Log Cabin Pe­ Important meeting Wednesday, De­ can nut roll,—-Mobley’s Drug Store. cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man­ 227-tfc ager will visit camp.— F . T. Miller, Clerk. 224-3tp Tho new business block of four stores which recently been completed EASTERN STA R INSTALLATION nt Voro will nil he occupied within a short time. The Enstcrn Star will hold Oielr installation services Thursday night Tho indies of tho Bnptist Church nt 7:30 nnd every newly elected officer will hold their nnnunl bnzanr on F ri­ is requested to be present. day nnd Saturday, Dccombcr 10 nnd 17. I’lnco will bo announced later, 219-tfc You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S, O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor und Builder SANFORD Over Seminole County Bnnk FLORIDA SANFORD HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland GARAGES Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing Geo. W. Knight Real E state and Insurance -:- FLORID* Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND I1UILDBR8 Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PACE I*. O. Ilox m PU R E WATER 89.98% P U R E Phone SI1-W Sanford, FU OIL, GAS and A CCESSORIES Oak and F irst SANFORD -:- Elder Springs Water HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “Snnford’s New Hotel” I1JS0 Up Per Day FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational commltteo of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women's Club requests all young woman desiring employment to register at the F irst National Bank. AGNES G. BER N ER , Chairman Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler WorkH Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear hands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. CO LLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER S17 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. TRANSFER “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FO R SE R V IC E Call 146-J If we please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phone 498 W. RAW LING, Prop. — Got your Scratch Pads from Ttat Herald—by tho pound—16c. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS Thrfeo business buildings was de­ Sanford Welding Co. Sanford stores nre dressing up for stroyed by fire nt.Cnllnhan the past Christmns, week. The loss is approximately Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave $25,000 with no insurnneo. A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.— Bowor & Roumlllnt. 225-tfc INSURANCE All kinds of imported perfumes, Bower & RoumiUnt. 225Bazaar, fancy work, cooked food N. Y . L IF E INS. CO Snle Saturday, December 17th, Union Congregational Bnznnr will bo held W. T . RO BERTS, Agent Phnvmncy, by G. I. A. 227-2tp nt tho Princess Theatre all dny S a t­ urday. 22G-3tc Congregational Bnzanr will bo hold nt tho Princess Theatre nil dny Snt­ Florida Sanford The building activities of the stnto urdny. 220-3tc have showed lip a smnll percentage A useful Christmas gift, buy n ko­ until nfter tho holidays when they dak.— Bowor & Roumillnt. 225-tfc will then start up ngain. Dictionaries of tho next century An attractive little daughter arrived will contain something like this: a t tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph "Prescription, a device Used to ob.Wight Wednesday afternoon. tuln alcoholic beverages; obsohito.’’— EVENING BRIDGE Greenville, (S. C.) Piedmont. Mrs. C. E , Henry cntortnlncd tho members of tho Evoning Brldgo Club Good meals, $8,00 per week, Tho Missouri pnpor— “One uhouM nh Tho way to boost your community vary delightfully Inst evoning at her is to boost your HOME PA PER. ways wear a smllo at brenkfnHt.’ Tomplo Club, cornor Third and Park. , tf-p That much at lousl.—Boston Trans script. --------Aftor December 15th tho Co-opera* Buy your Christmas tree and tivo store will movo from the present Christmas green from the Woman's location in tho old passongor depot to Club. 227-3tc tho store room a t 417 Sanford Avo., --------that has beon occupied by Brown's BonutIful lino of Christmas Station-1 Market. Low cash prices fo r' fresh Making Low er Repair Charges ory, Bowor & Roumlllnt. 225-tfc moats and groceries. 220-4tc H o f-M a c B attery Co The of th is Bank Is closely Inter.... history 'r • . ,,. A largo assortment of Dennison's beautifully engraved Christmas cards. — Mobley's Drug Store. 227-tfc H. W. NICKERSON Public Accountant; Audita— System* Income Tax Service Room 10 McNeUl-Davis Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Ave., between 2nd nnd Third. E. R. BERGQUIST. H enonT O O sm okethem• •H ebetteryoill likethem Write fbr our Premium Catalog No. \ NEWARK. N, J. . . •L».n*dt - --l—-IEWI9 —*— —CIGAR — —-ij.*-*, MFU _QO,. Independent Clg«r factory U >h« World. �b . t W ANT A m u f f l e r f C H R IS T M A f om e P IV E ME / G | T ,M E SOCKS FOR/ . | PAJAMAS FOR christM As'?I C H R IS T M A S / / N S 'W ,/ ■ Sv1 I’D LIK E/A BATH ROE CHRISTM nc L.o GET I HECK CHRIJ Service Department Jj £ 5 5 is something n little new tliis yenr, in fact it is ju st a little different from what one sees in most stores. There are very, very few men that have not at some time or other made their purchases from us. And we make a study of their likes and their dislikes. By doing this we are in position to help you select a gift, and then too, we KNOW the sizes ho wears. 5 ■ If you will make this Christmas a happy one for him ami at the same time do it with as little trouble on your part as possible, see us, WE CAN H ELP YOU. ■ ■ S . Wc will say nothing here about our prices because there are few th at don’t know our money saving way of do­ ing business. W E’LL SA VE YOU MONEY TH IS YEAR AS N EV EK BE FO R E. ■ G IV E S H IR T ! 5 * 3i S S 5 I And We wish you a Very, Very Merry Christmas and hope that Old Santa Claus will be just as good to you as you have been to us in the past ....... i WOMEN GIFT GIVERS need no longer worry their heads as to what will best please “HIM” for Christmas. All they need do is to watch his likes and dislikes in apparel, then come to us for what is newest in that garment. He is just the same as telling it from the housetops to you. ■ ■ I ■ 1 3 | I jj TIME is past when some nonsensical gift of no passing value made up our Christmas bundles. It is the gift that can be used and enjoyed that pleases most—and with it all losing none of the personal touch which we all cherish in Yuletide—remembrance. NEVER WAS OUR STORE better stocked for wide and exclusive selections. You wjU find every package coming from our place—each in special Christmas box—all ready for your card. i J f i M * B « « aaaaBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBM B,l,BaBBBBB BBBBBBi1BBaBBBB BBBBBBBB: ■ ■ ■ v h o flrim u an ttaE B n u aa The Store that is Different The ’Store that 1 is Differeht 1 W W W �DA1LY HERALD, THURSDAY§ PA G E EIGHT Men’s Club M eeting A t Parish House, Well Attended Many Plana Were Discussed for tha Enduing Year The regular monthly meeting of the Men's Club was hold a t the Pariah House last night. President B. F Whltner called tho mooting to order and after reading o f tho minutes by Sec. S. M, Lloyd, many plans wero taken up and discussed as tho differ­ ent committees made reports. It was decided -that tho work on tho Parish liouso would bo continued until the house waa placed in first class condi­ tion for7 entertainments of all kinds and tho Parish House made tho nmusomont center of the city. A friendly bout between two loen boxers wns pulled o ff to the delight of thoso present who wore treated to some fine footwork nnd shadow box­ ing and after tho bout n dolicious luncheon consisting of sandwiches nm coffee was served. Tho mooting w u b a most enthusiastic one as all meet­ ings o f the Men’s Club are and three now members, George Fox, Monde Fox nnd Dr. Denton wero tnkon into tho club. Many of tho members practiced bowling ns the Men's Club under Goo. Fox will havo a representative bowling club to meet tho boys from tho Rotary, Kiwnnnis and several other clubs in n City Rowling League for the winter months. Tho club will also organize a basket ball team to meet with other city teams and tho older men of tho city are in for a most strenuous sonsen at tho Parish liouso if all the plans nro carried out. ©Society brand ELSIE FERGUSON in Also a Century Comedy i l l j and SA TU RDAY— B etty Comp* rff son In “At End of the World” ; -Also Striking Models and Fox News MAKE IT AN ELECTRIC GIFT CURLING IRONS only ............................. 3-llm IRONS with Curling Ir o n s .................. (J-ll>. IRONS, only ............. ................ 3 ... 8 .0 0 6 .0 0 - G" ! T ................ 1 1.1.0.000_^ 3.75^ Because these Clothes are made by Society Brand, they are smart. Be­ cause they are hand-tailored, they stay smart. Because they stay smart, you wear them for a longer time. why they are the most economical Clothes you could buy. We are offering— That is F. P. RINES T'wo Suits fo r the ’P rice o f One Plus $ 10.00 This Sale will close Christmas Eve Night fSanford Shoe and i ■ ■ " if there is a rcnl Christian there, TRO TSK Y WARNS RUSSIA AGAINST JA P A N E SE the conference is saved.” ( I l r T h e A a m c ln lfd I 'r r a a ) SA Y S PLAYING DOUBLE A fter ho had maintained hiH para! Washington, Dec. ID. — Urbnn. for two hours Lcdoux wns taken to Lcdoux, thnt “Mr. Zero” of the re­ police hcndqqunrters on a charge of Moscow, Dec. 15.— (By the Associ­ ated PresH.)— Warlike appeals have cent im plem ent congre.v*, lodny, be­ disorderly conduct. been issued to the Russian bolshevik gan n one-mun picketing campaign Rather cute of Uncle Sam to mnke army and navy by Leon Trotsky, against the nrmiHticc conference. Lcdoux, while parading in front of the fourth tnx Installment ‘fall duo minister of war and marine. These the PnnAmoricnn Union building, about the time you get your Christ­ appeals, sent out by wireless, demand carried his heart covered unihrellu, a mas savings out of the bank.— Colum­ increased preparedness for hostile action, nnd declare that Japan, “hop­ bia (S. C.) Record. a Bible and a lighted lantern. ing to strengthen her Siberian posl“I am searching for a Christian tio at tho Washington conference," in the conference,” ho told inquirers, Try n Herald Want Ad today. has lnunched an attack against the far eastern republic. "Attcmpa to gain tho world's con­ fidence by promise to recognize tho debts of imperial regime,” he nrgued, “arc futile, nnd grand trade conces­ sions arc useless if attacks on Husain continue with tho aid of French and Japanese arms nnd gold. Complaint of repouted and teacheruus attacks, nlong the Polish-Ruma­ CHIROPRACTIC Is the SCIEN CE of LOCATING TH E nian and Finnish frontiers is made CAUSE OF D ISEA SE AND TH E A RT OF REMOVING IT HY ADJUSTING T H E SP IN E which relieves pressure on the by tile minister who adds these have nerves imd allows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy to been committed, “while hypocritical flow freely to and from the brain. speeches about disarmament were be­ ing made by capitalistic demagogues Tho cause of disease as the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is a at Washington,” subluxation or partial displacement of the small bones of the "The holshoviki nrmy,” he declares, spino. There are twenty-four movable bones in tho spine "must doubto its efforts so that it and each has a pair of nerves emanating from small open­ may be in.rendinoss to defend Russian ings on each sidn between the veitcbrne. Subluxations de­ independence, Tho industry* of tho crease the size of tho openings through which the spinal whole country must not slacken hut nerves pass, and impinge or press them, hence shut off a must come to tho aid of the army.” portion of the nerve supply to tho organs, or parts and tho A dispatch from China, snys that result will be disease, deranged functional activity. A nor­ Japan “having failed at the Dairen mal nerve supply to any organ or part of tho human body conference to secure her demnnds on generates normal function and maintains health. In adjust­ tho for eastern Merkuloff head of tho ing tho vertebrae to release the pressure, the CHIROPRAC­ anti-bolshevik government at VladlTOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his SEEKIN G CHRISTIAN. Chriopraciic— What It Is work is completed when this pressuro is romoved. docs tho curing. Fox Ranching In Europe. Although It Is not generally known, quite a number of foxes wero sold Inst yeur to piirties residing In Europe, mainly throughout Sweden, Norway and Switzerland. One rancher who lias supplied a number of pairs to these Europeans, states that tho in­ dustry Is spreading In n truly wonder­ ful manner In these countries, and thnt tills year lie expects to he aide to sell practically all Ids foxeH abroad. There Is only one drawback at present to a general spread of the Industry there, and that Is the rather high cost of feeding, hut this Is being overcome, and the sale of breeding stock at good prices will limply cover tho higher ex­ pense. The present rate of exchange Is nlso a disadvantage, hut this does not seem to affect thoso who want to start In at the business, as the Euro­ peans uro now used to this. There Is most certainly u big Hold In Europe for the fox Industry, and that It will some dny amount to something big Is it surety. Hours 9*12 a. m., 1-6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment S | LADY ATTENDANT vostok to organize now nrmed forces to attack the republic. It is nsserted Japan "wauto to show the necessity of continuous armed intervention on the Pacific coast o f Siberia.” Garner-Woodruff Bldg. ■Ml F irst Street Opp. Magnolia ■ TE M P L E W ILL HOLD TH EIR AN- Bazaar N B P H O N E 27 7 5 San fo rd , Florida E X P E R T INSURANCE SERVICB I represent progressive, modern bsurance old-line companies and ant prompt In rendering you expert senIco in securing fo r you Just what yon want in life insurance on the plan suited to your present nnd future need. Endowment, monthly income plans, and automobile and fire in­ surance. W rite or phono mo to coll. W. J . TH IGPEN. If you don’t see your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS In our show windows, come in and look around —we have Something for all of the family. THE BALL HARD­ WARD & RIVE WARE CO. G EN ERA L REPA IRIN G West F irst St. Old Ford Garage Phone No. 447-W Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPT. D. OPTICIAN— OPTOM ETRIST lemoval Announceme’t JOHN J . HEITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS Nature K erm od e, C D. C. j ■ whoso offices for the pnst year woro oentod at tho Sominolo Hotel nnd at 107 Ninth nvenuo, Sanford, has mov­ Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated ed into n lnrgor placo which is being E Y E S EXAMINED equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium, Sanford, Flo. oentod at 1000 Union Street or Sec­ 212 East. 1st S t. Th« Lobster’s Path. The special dispatch from Now Lon­ ond streot East. W E GRIND OUR OWN LENSE don which told of the Nonnk llshermau who sold -.7(H) pound of lobsters for more than $.'100, thus enabling him to pay all the expenses Incurred last SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS spring when ho started to build pots, buoys, etc., probably gives only the JOHN GOVE, Proprietor lirst chapter In an Interesting story. C EM ETER Y WORK A SP E C IA L T Y It Is fair to assume that tho dealer 1018 West F irst Street 1018 West F irst Street who resold them to the summer hotel was tumbled to pay the expenses he Incurred when he erected his now warehouse, wharves nnd olllco build­ ings last fall; while, It tuny he pre­ sumed, ihe summer hotel owner In re­ tailing them to Ids guests cleared off the Imlf-mllllou-dollnr mortgage ho contracted when ho milled tho ten story ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO innrblu wing earlier In the season.— tlnrtford (Conn.) Cournnt.____________ SUIT YOU T H E LA D IES OF T H E BA PTIST IV. FANCY 5 G R O C E R IES TO A STERS, O HtT UP only ........................... Caruso of China. J Q Q Q UP Lon LIoong'KIicii, Ihu Caruso of I’EHCULATOKS, China, Is dead. You never heard of him? Yet, tie died In a Shanghai (heater Umt had contracted to pay Vacuum Cleaners him a week. That’s a big ------ and-----salary. It Is phenomenally big In Chinn, whore a few cents a day will Washing: Machines hire a strung man. Hern of poor on Easy Payments pnrents, Lou Itoong-Slien had to scramble for a living. Hut, though Put Edison Lamps China 1h a land of musical voices (us n every socket for better nnd bright­ anyone will testify who has listened er lights to the souks of tile hawker and the coolie), tho hoy Lou stood alone. He had the most wonderful voice among 100,000,000 Chinese. Despite this, ho Imd to work hard before lie liecatue 105 Palmetto Arc. Sanford, Fla. great. For many years lie wns a mum­ mer—a Chinese actor. Ten years ago he was "discovered" In Shanghai. At once 1m quit the paint and weird garb O U R R E P A IR IN G IS of a Chinese actor mid heenmo a mu­ sical star, lty odd coincidence, tho U N EX C ELLED F O R great Chinese tenor died from a burst QUALITY 5* DURABILITY htoml vessel In bis throat, similar to ttiut which threatened to take the life of Cnruso, now convalescent. This is True Economy! s L P. McCULLER NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES' OLD STAND ON F in S T STR EET, FRIDAY, SATURDAY | You can make money buying for advance. You are going1to 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 game now. M w ' s p Ii R �................................................................................■ I I I I I H 2S l l l | ,llllllll| | | | | | a | | H | | | | | | (| || | | | | | H H | | | 1| i G lF lT / o r ~ ' I j £HaMa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a g Cycle Company j | Early Christmas Morning li s W OM EN pUl belt fat KBtrfc. a (mImt, * T»» t» . H •-.i. -nrr Uth i|l* wN li Ulb. Jm>, Bar lb* mott Unbar *’«Tb* lob OrtSM Ort ilMnha SB Tw* fed. it«bbiti hi tl m M n J k n ImsfcUt m <b<MU« hr H * mJ bns l*e r m On WU, iW. s*bh| m b. Lull CbrUtMUm«W «; Dm W44i lb* rtnbhn mmt l*ti m t*™4, hSn. Cum, ■ uih, m4 * bn*4 n i b t ‘V m st n u* Mtd1 fed* HA iili tub Cktsaw M«sh« m fiw M* but he •* A* Sbmh n it I n Mt Ikm kU »ul u i bniu .14, Nephi ibrnib lb* whit* .but dim d b — rfA -AT SANFORD’S LIVEST STORE- tub drtrtui uanhi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BaumeFs Specialty Shop | T*t hlU bntrr mm kt. (he U u n n aM , ftm* b.n.4 mmtb.uHUdn Sm4lubnM. Vu Ml Ibk lb* u,<k' m e T im . iH h i l* J r tub CWtMMMuuik|?ir “W H ERE ST Y L E REIGNS” [ 307 East First Street Opp. Ford Service Station Holiday Suggestions ---- G I F T S ----- ■ ■ ■ ■ DAYTON, YALE, NATIONAL, SNELL AND CROWN BICYCLES 1m ," n n Jib* to Kith, m b* uU lb In. TTi’n w but *n*Ml*—hi rn »b«l »«'D L t l |tn bill •( *he i.t«. K», U r M l rft m f tub GVHeuukHihf -SOTirub -FOR- Decorate the J \ Christmas Package J ; ; VERY uuu when Heading a Christlima gift dei-lres It to appear ns at­ tractive as puiwlhle. When wo ro­ od ve a gift nicely wrapped with Its■ ■ sue puper and decorated with pretty Christmas seals, there Is nn added pleasure. This Is especially so when wo ronllro that the sender has spent SHE W ILL LIK E BECAUSE SHE CAN REALLY USE THEM time and cleverness to give this little ■ ■ touch of pernonal thoughtfulness, Munj varieties of Christ mas seals may he purchased, but n little original­ ■ ■ ity will not come amiss oven In these ■mail details. There nro seals for the outside package and the heading tu he used on tho note pnpor, conveying the good wishes of tho giver, or on the little card of greeting. These two In each set match. This gives another touch of the unusual, which Is always sought ■ ■ nfter. Havo a piece of curhou paper, place It over the note paper, rnrd or seal, and nn top of tills ono of the designs. Carefully trnco with n sharp pencil tho entire outline. An exact duplicate of tho design will he found on the note paper or seal ready for tinting. This may bo easily donn with water colors or wax crayons. Polnsettla should ho colored n warm, bright red, with yellow centers snd dark green sti'ins. Holly, tho speclul emblem of this We have many other beautiful and useful Gifts. We invite your in­ ■ ■ season, Ims berries of vivid, llcry red ■ ■ and glossy lonves of dark green. spection A dainty basket of forget-me-nots would ho pretty colored yellow, tho flowers n faint light blue and the howknot of pnlo pink. Now we Imvo tho piyutle sign of tho holidays, borrowed i h #***. «•*-*-.! thing Intangible, the whole-souled from tho Druids, the mistletoe. The woril of greeting to the old lady In perries of this plant are a pearly Chriitmai Tl Coiatt a shawl who sells you your paper, while and tho leaves a yellowish green. *wCtrltout ii (•«» or the Hint I of comradeship width you C l i n t o n is t b t S r s a Spend a little extra time giving tho H»4 ctll ill nr «it«ht«r* twiton park in Hearts of People Can­ give the conductor who punches your Christmas gift this novel decoration, nU w lK i tfcv m u r ticket, or the elevator limn who takes nud tho' pleasure It affords will never Lit n snki tkiM tu b i t n r not Bo Quenchod. you up to your otllce (fellow workers Hi unit tup n l ibi wild a t rbf wuibtr. cause you to regret having done ho. all). It Is not giving that counts, not Economy Is to lie considered nt Christians time. Mm' purse-airings II Have Dealre to Make Fellowmen tho bestowal of something valued la dollars and cents, the transference of jmvo been strolrhed to tho hrenklng Happy by Oift or Words of something from your hand to anoth­ point ptirclmslng gifts for relatives Qreetlng. er's. That Is a purely meelmnlcnl and friends. To put this fascinating lilt of handiwork upon the Christinas HITI(!0 It hatred, nor envy, nor de­ process, which may or may not ere jack costs comparatively nothing, ceit, nor ull tho lcgh>nn of ugly uto happiness. No; It Is the longing Rebuke Administered to New asideagefrom tho time you spend uiuan positions that iihhiiII tho heart, to give, the desire to he the cause of England Observers of Day. doing It. This fact counts very Illtln or rnacor between Individuals, nor another's happiness. To wish to help others Is the oldest when wo add to the enjoyment of llomil hist for power, can oxttnpassion In the world—even a little others. ulih It. They may dim hut they can These few suggest Ions will probably M quench the spark In the heart of older than the Impulse to overcome Young Men Who Had Arrived on Llttls cause endless Ideas for the Christines •titers. And It Is the deathless pas­ Ship Fortune Reprimanded «» which Impels him, us every wonpnekago to present themselves to you. for Festivities. I year brings tho C'hrlstmus, to try sion ns well. It needs no Christmas Make your glfttf rndlute the holiday o muke n few of his fellowmen n lit* day to keep It alight, Imt as long us T WAS In HUM that dovoruor Ilrad- spirit; give this little hit of personality le happier. Often It Is hy the method Christmas continues to provide fuel to ford was called upon to administer f the gift, perhaps something that mnko tho flunio of good fellowship n rebuke to some of the young men of and attractiveness In ns small n thing as the Christmns seal. •t* lumdreds of (iollnra, nmyhe only burn brighter, that day will continue the New England colony who had Jusi to bo Uto richest lit hours tu all the peony card hearing an Inscription cotuo over on the little ship Fortune, f Rood cheer. Frequently It Is some­ year. and who wanted to celebrate tho holi­ day, tho Detroit News reculls. I'lirltun Ism brought over with It In tho May flower the nntl-ClirlstiniiM feeling, ami when the group of lusty youngsters at tempted to observe tho day they won sharply criticized hy tho colony. The till'll were called nut to work that day as oil other days, hut tin newcomers declared It against Iheli consciences to work on Christmas ila.v The governor left thorn and led awn) Hie rest of the workers. Hut when li­ HOW UNKIND re! urned ut noon the young men wen "Fred la getting nearsighted," In the street at play—some pitching "It doean't follow that thare la anything the matter with hla eyea the bar ami some playing stool hall bccauie ha can't aea one under the lie look away their Implements ami mistletoe." told them It wus against his consclenn that thev almuld piny while others Chrlatmae Packagea. worked. hiiiI Hint they could observe A woman whoso Christmas pack­ I Dm day within doors, hat there should ages never fall to roneh their destina­ ho no reveling In the streets. tion In Bafcty says she always writes On tho duy In question a treo was Some of the latest hooks hy popular authors, such a s Gene Strattonchopped down and dingged Into one of the name and nddross of tho recipient the rough cabins whero It wus upon the Inside wrapper of the box Porter, Ethel M. Dell, Winston Churchill, etc. trimmed with cranberries and pop­ containing them. I'nckuges sometimes corn. while tho young people feasted loso their outside wrappings, hut If their eyes on Its beauties. These "rov- the postal clerks can And tho udilroaa on Iho Inside wrapping nil will ho dries" were frowned upon hy tho mu Jorlty of tho colonists ami In I0GD the wall. This woman also llca up tho Ingeneral court of Massachusetts enacted aldo wrapping securely before putting n law that made any peraon observing on tho outside rover. Christmas day liable to n Hue of "five g Post cards— local views— lc each at shillings." The law wus repeuled In come to 1ho Herald off lea. 1801. : A SWEATER j LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS A DAINTY BLOUSE SILK UNDERTHINGS A FUR PIECE SILK HOSIERY A BEADED BAG GLOVES THE YULETIDE FLAME n CHRISTMAS I H ooks Mobley s Drug Store | IN E Men, Women, Hoys and Girls COLUMBIA BALL-BEARING VELOCIPEDES With Coaster and Brake VELOCIPEDES In all Sizes, Friction Bearing’ Toy Automobiles Irish Mails Kiddie Cars Pedi Cars Scooters Girl's Tricycles Wagons, all sizes Coaster Wagons Roller Skates Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls Base Balls Base Ball Bats Foot Balls Basket Balls Baseball Mitts Base Ball Gloves Shin Guards Elbow Pads Nose Guards Wrist Supporters Foot Ball Bladders Basket B. Bladders Lacings and Pumps and Shot 5 Daisy Air Rifles Base Ball Games Fine Pocket Knives Gillett Safety Razors Ever-Ready Safety Razors Enders Safety Razors Razor Blades Razor Strops Scissors and Shears Ever-Ready Flash Lights, Batteries Electric Irons Electric Toasters Electric Grills Electric Waffle Irons Electric Heaters Thermos Bottles Camp Cook Stoves Everything on Wheels to make the Boy or Girl a Happy Christmas 1621 OUR STO R E is chock full of the most useful Christmas 5 Gifts for every one of the family. Don’t for­ get to come and look them over. \ E9 fi S Sanford Cycle Company BICYCLES, SUNDRIES 117 PARK AVEN UE SANFORD, FLORIDA �D AILY HERALD, THURSDAY, Him Men’s Club M eeting A t Parish House, Well Attended Many Plana Wera Discussed for tha Ensuing Year The regular monthly moating of the ©Society Brand Because these Clothes are made by Society Brand, they are smart. Be­ cause they are hand-tailored, they stay smart. Because they stay smart, you wear them for a longer time. why they are the most economical Clothes you could buy. We are offering— ... This Sale will close Christmas Eve Night That is House last night. President B. F . Whltner called the meeting to order and after reading o f the minutes by Sec. S. M. Lloyd, many plana were taken up and discussod os the differ­ ent committees made reports. It was decided ithnt the work on the Parish Uouso .would bo continued until the houso was placed in first class condi­ tion for entertainments of all kinds and the Parish Houso made tha amusement center of tho city. A friendly bout between two local boxerB was pulled off to the delight of those present who were treated to sorno fino footwork nnd shadow box­ ing and after tho bout n delicious luncheon consisting of sandwiches nnd coffee was served. Tho meeting was a most enthusiastic ono ns all meet­ ings o f the Men’s Club are nnd three now members, George Fox, Meade Fox and Dr. Denton wore taken into tho club. Many of tho mombers practiced bowling ns tho Men's Club under Geo. Fox will hnvo a representative bowling club to meet tho boyB from tho Rotary, Kiwannis and several other clubs in a City Dowling League for tho winter months. Tho club will nlso organize n basket ball team to meet with other city tcunis and the older men of the city are in for n most strenuous sea­ son at tho Parish Houco if ull the plans nro carried out. " if there is a real Christian there, TRO TSK Y WARNS RUSSIA AGAINST JA P A N E SE the conference Is saved." ( l l r T h e A a a o c t n lr d I’ r c M ) A fter ho had maintained his para! SA YS PLAYING DOUHLE Washington, Dec. 1G. — Urban. for two hours Lodoux was taken to Lcdoux, thnt "Mr. Zero'* of the re­ police hoadqquartors on a charge of Moscow, Dec. 15.— (By tho Associ­ ated P ress.)— Warlike appeals have cent unploymont congress, todny, be­ disorderly conduct. been issued to the Russian bolshevik gan a one-man picketing campaign against the armistice conference. Rnther cute of Uncle Sam to make army und navy by Leon Trotsky, tho fourth tnx installment tfnll duo minister of war and marine. Thoso Lodoux, while parading in front of tho PnnAmoricnn Union building, about the time you get your Christ­ appeals, sont out by wireless, demand carried his heart covered umbrella, a mas savings out of the hank.—Colum­ increased preparedness for hostile action, nnd dcclnro that Japan, "Imp­ bia (S. C.) Record. n Hihlo and a lighted Inntcrn. ing to strengthen her Siberian past" I am searching for a christinn tio nt tho Washington conference," In tho conference," ho told inquirers, Try n Herald Want Ad todny. has launched an attack against the far eastern republic. "Attemps to gnln the world’s con­ fidence by promiso to recognize tho The Lobster's Path. debts of imperial regime," he argued, The sperlnl dispatch from New Lon­ "are futile, nnd grand trndo conces­ sions arc useless If attacks on Russia don which told of tho Noniik tlsliermun who sold 2,700 pound of lobsters for continue with tho aid of French and more Hum $500, thus euubliug him to Jnpancso arms ami gold. pay ull the expenses Incurred last Complaint of repented and toucher- spring when he started to build pots, CHIROPRACTIC Is the SCIEN CE of LOCATING TH E UUH uttneks, along the Polish-Ruma- buoys, etc., prolmhiy gives only the CAUSE OF D ISE A SE AND TH E ART OF REMOVING IT nian and Finnish frontiers is made tlrst chapter in nn Interesting story. BY ADJUSTIN G TH E SP IN E which relieves pressure on the by th0 minister who adds these have It Is fair to assume that the dealer nerves nnd nllows Nature’s life spark or nerve energy to been committed, "while hypocritical who resold them to the summer hotel 1wns enabled to pny the expenses he flow freely to nnd from the brain, speeches about disarmament were be­ Incurred when he erected his now ing made by capitalistic demagogues warehouse, wharves und olllce build­ Tho enuso of disease ns the CHIROPRACTOR finds it is n nt Washington." ings last fall; while, It may he pre­ subluxntion or partial displacement of the small bones of the "Tho bolshoviki arm y," he declares, sumed, the summer hotel owner in re­ spine. There nro twenty-four movable bones in the spine tailing them to his guests cleared off "must double its efforts so that it und each linn n pair of nerves e menu ting from small open­ may bo in readiness to defend Russian the half-mllllon-dullnr mortgage lie ings on each sido between the vortobrne. Subluxations de­ independence. Tho industry of tho contracted when ho lidded the tea-story crease the sizo of the opening.! through which the spinal marble wing earlier la thu season.— whole country muHt not slacken but Hartford (Conn.) Courunt. nerves pass, and impinge or press them, henco shut off a must come to tho nid of the army." portion of the nervo Hupply to tho organs, or parts and tho A dispntch from Chinn, says that vostok to orgnnizn new armed forces result will bo disease, deranged functional nctivity. A nor­ Japan "having failed nt the Dairen to attack tho republic. It is assorted mal nervo supply to any organ or part of the human body conference to secure her demands on Japan "wauto to show tho necessity generates normal function and maintains henlth. In adjust­ tho fa r eastern Morkuloff head of tho of continuous armed intervention on ing tho vertebrae to release tho pressure, the CHIROPRAC­ nntl-holshevik government at Vlndl- tho Pacific coast of Siberia." TOR uses nothing but his hands. The whole object of his work is completed when this pressuro is removed. does the curing. Nnturo T H E LA D IES OF TH E BA PTIST W. ^ K ermode, C D. C. Hours 0-12 a. m., 1-fi p. m. Evenings by Appointment LADY ATTENDANT Garner-Woodruff Bldg. F irst Street Opp. Magnolia Also a Century Comedy and SA TU RD AY— B e tty Comp "Y f son In "A t End of the World” ; Also Striking Models and Fox News MAKE IT AN ELECTRIC GIFT CURLING IRONS only .................... .1-lbs IRONS with Curling Irons ........ 6-lb. IRONS, only ............. ....... GRILLS, only ................. TO A STERS, only .................... . C.iruso cf China. Lou Lloong-.Slirn, the Caruso of PERCULATORS, only ..................... Clilnn, is dead, You never heard of him'/ Yet, lie died In a Shanghai theater that had rout meted to pay Vacuum Cleaners him ?10,(K)0 a week. That's u big salary. It Is phenomenally big In Chinn, whore a few cents a day will Washing Machines hire a strong man, Horn of poor on Easy Payments parents, Lou Hooug-Shen had to scramble for a living. Hut, though Put Edison Lamps China Is a laud of musical voices (as in every socket for better and bright anyone will testify who has listened cr lights to tlm souks of tiio hawker and the coolie), the boy Lou stood alone. lie had tho most wonderful voice among 100,000,000 Chinese, Despite tills, he had to work hard before ho became 105 Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fla, great. For many years ho was a mum­ mer—a Chinese actor. Ten years ago he was "discovered" in Shanghai. At unco lie unit the paint and weird gnrb OUR REPAIRING IS of a Chinese actor and became a mu­ sical slur, lly odd coincidence, tho U N EX C ELLED F O R great Cldneso tenor died from a burst QUALITY £• DURABILITY blood vessel in tils throat, similar to that which threatened to take the llfo of Caruso, now convalescent. Fox Ranching In Europe, Although it Is not generally known, quite a number of foxes were sold last year to parties residing In Europe, mainly throughout Sweden, Norway amt Switzerland. One rancher who hus supplied a number of pairs to these Europeans, states that tho In­ dustry Is spreading In a truly wonder­ ful manner In these countries, and Hint lids year tie expects to lie aide to soli practically all Ids foxes abroad. There Is only one drawback at present to a general spread of (tie Industry there, and that Is the rather high cost of feeding, but tills Is being overcome, ond tho sale of breeding stock at good prices will amply cover the higher ex­ pense, The present rate of exchange Is nlso n disadvantage, but this does not seem to affect those wlm want to start In at the business, as the Euro­ peans are now used to lids. There Is most certainly a big Meld In Europe for tile fox Industry, and that It will some day nmnimt to something Idg Is a surety. SEEKIN G CHRISTIAN ELSIE FERGUSON in TE M P L E W ILL HOLD TH EIR AN­ NUAL BAZAAR AT MRS. CATES' OLD STAND ON F IR S T STR E E T , L. P. McCULLER FANCY G R O C E R IE S PH O N E 277 5 Sanford Florida J E X P E R T IN SURAN CE SERVICB I represent progressiva, modern Idsurance old-line companies and am prompt in rendering you expert am ice in securing fo r you Just what you want in life insurance on the phu> suited to your present nnd futut* need. Endowment, monthly incom* plans, nnd automobila and fire In­ surance. W rite or phono mo to call. W. J . THIGPEN. In our show windows, come in and look around —we have Something for all of the family. G EN ERA L R EPA IR IN G West F irst St. Old Ford Garage Henry McLaulin, Jr, OPT. D. Phone No. 447-W OPTICIAN— OPTOM ETRIST Removal Announceme’t JOHN J . HEITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor whoso offices for tho past year wore located at tho Sominolo Hotel nnd nt 107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, has mov­ Frames Kcpnlred Lenses Duplicated ed into n larger place which is being E Y E S EXAMINED equipped as tho Snnford Sanitarium, Sanford, Fla. loentod at 1009 Union Strcat or Sec­ 212 East. 1st St. ond street East. W E GRIND OUR OWN LEN 8E SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor C EM ETER Y WORK A SPE C IA LT Y 1018 West F irst Street 1018 West F irst Street 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. Meisch Realty Company A. P. CONNELLY AGENT �............................................................................................. ■"GIFTS sbr .................................................... ................ ................ ..........................i l l l i g 8 ~S 11§ s Cycle Company | | Early Christmas Morning | j W OM EN COW fell. Uh pittirhi m fa far. T.r unto nrNfafa ptfa, to u fa far, fan fa BBrj Urifcn .'at lb tUmt/t imi, tvb Oriiiau Mnto*. L 35 T*» fed. itocttop U Wm et is] ton, [mvdfaMcWkfa fa fed. *to faint. I« m Mfaf toto. D m. ulfa i«A■fafaUnfa lub CbfaMt wfal Dm " ■w Ufa, m fa I k f a i mm} |fea mn a n k jtofaO “ k f a y •enfa, afa i WtaS sawafafc ■t *t to. was,!* fed. Hafa uR fafc OafclaMaanh* Ft* fed. krt Uh mfa dimfe raU, Tn fed. tm. «kk>ul u4 fapr alt F-«fa (kwAfa >U,« (Wt fa« t*j arAA I*it» Orlatwu Im ," ms Jfa toFA, u b fafa fa in. -AT SANFORD’S LIVEST STORE- Baumel’s Specialty Shop ‘W HERE ST Y LE REIGNS” 307 East First Street Opp. Ford Service Station Holiday Suggestions ---- G I F T S ----- Tti'n Mmut m b - h i nr >bl >i’l fa n ihi bS tt wfa mi. Ha», fat HA ■■ml" t*t> CMatauMnk| T n fed. \mrn tmt b . ib Uua n n u M Finn n n tba tfl fa, alwj mk.iUA Vu m tUa fa u».li m«. -f»m aafa.lt to ill* lub Qitoaiu wto|) it J Decorate the I | Christmas Package j one when sending ChristE VKHY mus gift deitres tt to appear as at­ ii A DAINTY BLOUSE SILK UNDERTHINGS k A FUR PIECE SILK HOSIERY A BEADED BAG GLOVES THE YULETIDE FLAME n CHRISTMAS IN 1621 I Mobley s Drug Store 1 LtofafaiqFfaio* -FOR- -lu ll tractive as possible. When wo re­ ceive a gift nicely wrapped with tis­ sue puper and decorated with pretty Christmas seals, there Is nn added pleasure. This Is especially so when we realize that the sender bus spout SHE WILL LIK E BECAUSE SHE CAN REALLY USE THEM time and cleverness to give this little touch of |>ersonnl thoughtfulness, Muny varieties of Christmas seals tuoy tic purchased, hut n little original­ ity will not come amiss oven In these amnll detnlls. There aro seals for the outsldo package nnd the heading to ho used on tho note paper, conveying the good wishes of the giver, or on tho tittle card of greeting. These two In each set match. Tlits gives another touch of the unusual, which Is always sought after. Ilnvo a piece of carbon paper, place It over the note paper, curd or seal, and on top of tills ono of the designs. Carefully trace with a sharp pencil the entire outline. An exact duplicate of the design will he found on the nole paper or seal ready for tinting. This may be easily dono with water colors or wux crayons, i'olnsettln should ho colored a warm, bright red, with yellow centers and dnrk green stems. Holly, tho spi'clul emblem of this We have many other beautiful and useful Gifts. We invite your in­ season, has berries of vivid, tlery red nnd glossy loaves of dark green. spection A dainty bosket of forget-me-nots would he pretty colored yellow, tho hi flowers a faint light blue nnd the howknot of pnlo pink. Now we have tho piystlc sign of the holidays, borrowed thing Intangible. the whole-souled from the Druids, the mistletoe. The wottl of greeting to the old lady In berries of this plant aro a pearly Chrltlmai Ti Comti n shawl who sella you your paper, white and tho leaves a yellowish green. twCMitsui Ii <«■( or the stall of comradeship which you C t l i i k i s l » » tin Srsa Spend a little extra time giving the Hod (til til Hr itlihM n tHitfan |$park in Hearts of People Can­ give the eomluetor who punehes your Christmas gift this novel decoration, Rid whit tfa r o p u r ticket, or the elevator man who takes and the' pleasure It affords will never t i t i i aukt ih « u tb tb n r not Bo Quenched. III wall k«p l it Iki irlid tid tbi wittbir. you up to your otllre (fellow workers cause you to regret having dune so. all). It Is not gl\lug that counts, not I ^.#.-*-*-#-«*~#-#”#~*“^«-***4*****^*,*,,*“*"#m*“***#”#~#H■ I'eonomy Is to lie ennsldered at Christmas time. Oui* purse-strings |All Have Dealre to Make Fellowmen the heHiownl of something valued In dollars and rents, the transference of |iave boon stretched to tho breaking Happy by Qltt or Words of something from your hand to anoth­ point purchasing gifts for relatives Greeting. er’s. Tlmt In ii purely mechanical nnd friends. To put this fascinating lilt of hnndlwork upon the Christinas |\T ITl'MKIt hatred, nor envy, nor de- proecuN, which may or inny not ere I* ' celt, nor all tliu legions of ugly ute happiness. No; It Is tho longing Rebuke Administered to Now package costs comparatively nothing, aside from tho time you spend human passions that hhnuII tin* licnrt, to Rive, the desire to he the cause of doing It. Tills fact counts very llttlo England Observers of Day. hor rancor between Individuals, nor another's happiness. when wo ndd to tho enjoyment of To wish to help others Is the oldest lutlonul luHt for power, cun extluothers. passion In the world—even a little liulali It. They may dim but they etui These few suggestions will probably loot quench the spark In the heart of older than tho Impulse to overcome Young Men Who Had Arrived on LlttU cause endless Idens for the Christmas ethers. And It Is the deathless pas­ Ship Fortune Reprimanded |Ban which Impels him, uh every wanpnekago to present themselves to you. sion ns well. It ..... I n no Christmas for Festivities. |lBI year brings tho Clirlstmua, to try Make your gifts! radiate the holiday It® niuko a few of Ida fellowmen n lit- day to keep It alight, hut as long us T WAS III 10‘J1 that Governor Brad­ rplrlt; give tills llttlo lilt of iieisoniillty Christmas continues to provide fuel to |U» linppler. Often It In by tho method ford was culled upon to administer and attractiveness to ns small a thing M the j-lft, perhnpN something that make tho Hume of goad fellowship a rebuke to some of the young men of as the Christmas seal. Icost* hundreds of dollars, may tie only burn brighter, that day "III continue the New England colony who hud Just I* penny card hearing an liiMcrtptlon to bo tho richest -I hours In all the come over on tho little ship Fortune, |°t Rood cheer. Frequently It Is some­ year. und who wanted to celebrate the holi­ f t day, tho Detroit News recalls. I’lirltnn Ism brought over with It In the May flower the nntl-Clirlslmns feeling, and when tho group of lusty youngsters at tempted to observe the day they wen sharply criticised by tho colony. The men were called out to worlthat day um oil other days, hut tin newcomers declared It against Iheli consciences to work on Christmas day The governor left them and led away the rest of the workers. But when hHOW UNKIND "Fred Is getting nearsighted." returned at noon the young men wen "It doeen’t follow that there la In the street at play—some pltchlm anything the matter with his eyes the liar and some playing stool hall becauie ha can’t tee one under the He took away their Implements and mistletoe.^________________ told them It wuh uguhist Ills conscience that thev should play while others Chrletmas Packages. worked and that they could observe A woman whose Chrlstmua pack­ tho day within doors, hut there should ages never fall to reach their destina­ ho no reveling In the streets. On the dny In question n Iren wns tion In safety says she always writes Some of the Intent hooka by popular authors, such as (lone Strattonchopped down and dingged Into one of the name ami nddross of tho recipient upon the Inside wrapper of tho box tho rough cnhlns where It wus containing them. Packages sometimes I'ortcr, Ethel M. Dell, Winston Churchill, etc. trimmed with cranberries nnd pop­ lose their outside wrappings, hut If corn. while tho young people feasted their eyes on Its beauties. These "rev­ the postal clerks can ilml tho uddrosa on the Inaldo wrapping nil will bo elries” were frowned upon by the mu well. Tills woman also lies up tho In* Jorlty of the rolonlsts nnd In 1050 the aide wrapping securely before putting general court of Massachusetts enacted on tho outsldo cover. n law that made any person observing Christmas day liable to a line of "five Post cards— local views— lc each at shillings." The law wns repeuled In como to the Herald office. 1801. A SWEATER LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS DAYTON, YALE, NATIONAL, SNELL AND CROWN BICYCLES s Men, Women, Boys and Girls S COLUMBIA BALL-BEARING VELOCIPEDES With Coaster and Brake VELOCIPEDES ■ In all Sizes, Friction Bearing1 Toy Automobiles Irish Mails Kiddie Cars Pedi Cars Scooters Girl’s Tricycles Wagons, all sizes Coaster Wagons Roller Skates Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls Base Balls Base Ball Bats Foot Balls Basket Balls Baseball Mitts Base Ball Gloves Shin Guards Elbow Pads Nose Guards Wrist Supporters Foot Ball Bladders Basket B. Bladders Lacings and Pumps S and Shot Daisy Air Rifles Base Ball Games Fine Pocket Knives Gillett Safety Razors Ever-Ready Safety Razors Enders Safety Razors Razor Blades Razor Strops Scissors and Shears Ever-Ready Flash Lights, Batteries Electric Irons Electric Toasters Electric Grills Electric Waffle Irons Electric Heaters Thermos Bottles Camp Cook Stoves Everything on Wheels to make the Boy or Girl a Happy Christmas OUR STO RE is chock full of the most useful Christmas Gifts for every one of the family. Don’t for­ get to come and look them over. ■ ! ■ ■ ■ 8 ■ i r Sanford Cycle j Company BICYCLES, SUNDRIES 117 PARK AVEN UE SANFORD, FLORIDA • J -4- v \ �[twj t- D* ■m \Y • ■ y- v, ' ' •V jTfoTTV O '-A . -Ar -ffi > '•? ’ TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15, 1921 JOYOF CHjflSTSMS 1 SEN ATOR FLETC H ER SA Y S W ILL SU PPORT CHRISTMAS TOKENS. OF LOVE. FOUR-POW ER TREA TY Ocean. Ho says ho supported th t league of nations, including article ton nnd does not see how ho could oppose the now treaty. iienntor Tern Watson, of Georgia, announces Kb will fight tho trenty in the senate ami in his newspaper, bollevlng it violates trnditionnl Ameri­ can policy. s Washington, D. C,, Dec. 15.— ScnuHEN any uncertainty exists let tor Fletcher, of Floridn, Is cut in nn US' give a token of love, or friendship, or human kindness, some­ interview' announcing ithut he, will thing that, while expressing these support the new four-power treaty things will, at least, bo harmless, l,(>t to preserve pence In tho Pacific It he something (lint does not Inst— that brings the meaning and vanishes —something that never will know the a i l l l l l I I I I I M M I D i a u i H I I N 3 X I I I I R i a i B I I I I I I I I I I I I H a * l l l Indignity of the top shelf of the spare room closet 1 A knock at a friend’s door on 8 Christmas morning and tho clasp of a hand do this. A growing plnnt does It—hut, most of all, thou, beside me, : " singing In the wilderness—the jtersona! revelation does It. Suppose a letter came on Christman morning, to say— not “you are perfectly dear to have sent me a spool box," but “I want you to know that your patience, or cour­ 8 age. or tenderness, during this last year, will help me to live more brave­ ly nnd courageously and lovingly Ibis next year!" What a Christmas pres­ ent the receipt of such a letter would he to any ono of us I What a Christmas present for any ono of us to send to the human licnrt that hns|J m given us courage for the burden and ■ heat of tho dnyl—Indianapolis News. J ■ Season Proves That Men and Women Are Frlentdy Beings. W Dailra to Make Present* and to B* Cheerful Shows People Wish to Be Congenial. NE of tin* IIiiohi tilings about Christ mns ih it.H truotie**, the J ojouh reality or it. At Chrlutmu* lime no ezliortntlon la itei-cssiiry to make It no; Christman never hits to be made u "succusn," us a puriulo or u [tag emit, Christiana la In a certain sense au Institution; It comes at a certain dale each year; It always bus Its Ulrlstmus tree, Us stocking, lis poultry dinner colored with cranberries, lint It Is one of those Institutions thin Iiiih nev­ er been liislltutlohlxed; It cxIhIh lu the nature o f man. Christmas proves to us Hint men, women and children are ul heart friendly beings. The spontaneity of Christmas living and Christmas cheer proves wliat people really want to be— good friends. Wars go on at other limes; men and women quarrel among themselves over property or over other men and women; artificial requirements are Im­ posed that Incite to greed, dishonesty and bitterness. Hut at Christmas time there comes over the broad surface of our western civilization, which h pret­ ty much like other civilizations, a grout revet slon to type. Man wants most to he Imppy, he wants to dance and sing and to nmke other p a sons happy. At otlur times tlmn Chi 1st mss something seems to be wrong, ami man reasons that someone else is to blame. At Christmas time there Is a ecu ertl forgetting of everything Ion i< Ing natural. Christmas Is the great O ■■ 8 ■ a* a 8 ■ ■ R in d ■■ H er Christmas Dolly ■■ ■■ ■■ * ELECTRICITY—a boon to the household—has become indispen­ sable at any period of the day. ■ * a $ 2.95 B You have a wonderful opportuhity to save money on your Christmas needs. The following are only a few of our specials— i Soys Suits™ ! GILLON & F R Y ! All-Wool Serge S 7 .e s Boys’ All-Wool Worsted Suits $ 6 .5 0 for Groceries if there was no Economy Grocery in Town? Watch for « Our Prices----------------------------------------------They Speak for Themselves! ” t> U » » » v , n VERY USEFUL M8ay, wouldn't Mr, 8plder be use­ ful to tie up bundles during the Christmas rush7 HOLLY MAY SOON BE EXTINCT Popular Christmas Decoration I □ rowing Less Bountiful Each Year, According to Reports. ChrlHtmna holly, (tint merriest ami inuHl beloved of all growing hualius, Is threatened with extinction, accord­ ing to u warning Hounded by lovers of u red Christmas. Once growing profusely In southern Now Jersey and Maryland, It has been swept from those states bjF tho ruthless cutlers for tho city markets, and must now be sought In thu mw iiiuph of Virginia and North Carolina, where already tho supply Ih growing less bountiful each year. The (Sulf states have been sim ila rly shorn to make holiday for tho Inrgo cities. Within another generation, liolnnlsta say, holly will bo an rare ah mistletoe, which lined to grow In abundance ou the Atlantic seaboard, an far north an 11nrUnu buy, but has now practically censed to exist int o Christ iiiih dec­ oration. When will thu American people learn Unit the homily of tJielr fluids and woodlands In not limitless? Willi sinking heurlH nature lovers have long since recorded llui disap­ pearance of thu dollcule trailing ar­ butus, flower of the Pilgrim maidens, front all woods near largo cities. The mountain laurel, which once swept the hills of June with pain pink drifts like unughty clouds running away from the sunset, hits now retreated to ibe remote mouutulu sides.—New York Tribune. a a Young Men’s Overcoats $ 7 .9 8 3 uroceryi BISHOP BLOCK M Famous Edmonds’ Shoes reduced to n $ 6 .5 0 SANFORD, FLA. S McEIwain Dress Shoes Guar­ anteed SUGAR, per pound ........................................5c; 10 pounds to a customer a ■ a ■ FLOUR, THE BEST BRANDS 24 Ilis. Pillsbury’a Best ........... n 12 lhs. Pillshury’s Best K N G lbs. Pillslmry’s Best $1.14 Storeli, 2 packages for Irish Potatoes, 15 llm for .58 .39 Irish Potatoes, 10 11is for .41 12 lbs. Signet $1.19 .(i 7 Bucket Lard, No. 10.. U. S. Mail Soup, 10 b u r s .... Pure Cane Syrup, gallon cans ................. .75 Potted Meats, 6 cans for .25 Buro Cane By nip, one-half gul. nuts .111) Vienna Sausage, II for .25 Aluga Syrup, 2 rttns fo r............... !......... .25 Lowney’s Cocoa, Bulk, lb.................................59 Peacock Syrup, ime-hull’ gallon i’HRH..... .111) E xtra Large Prunes Franklin Syrup, per can .10 .15 No. 2 Tomatoes, 2 for BBBBHBBBBBBHflBBBBBMHflHBBaHBBflBBBBBBBMBBBHBBBBBNB Ladies Satin One-Strap Pumps Ladies’ Russian Calf 1- or 2-strap Pumps .25 No. 1 Tomatoes ............. 8c; 2 for...................15 .25 All National Biscuit Co.'s 10c goods........... 07 All National Biscuit Co.’s 20c goods..... .14 Meal and Grits, per lb. ..................................03 Toilet Paper, 0 for .........................................25 Large Octagon Soap........8c; 2 for...................15 Best White Bacon, per lb ......................... .14 Compound Lard, per lb............................... .14 Washing Powders, 0 for ................................35 Best Creamery Butter, per lb........................49 Tall Cream, Van Camps, dozen............... 1.39 Maxwell House MJolTee, lb.............................. 34 AMERICAN LEGION A SSIST IN RESTORING ORDER Full Cream Cheese, lb..................................... 28 All kinds of Beans and Peas, per lb,.t......... 09 Pittsburg, Kansas, Dec, 15—Result re [torts that the mob of women head* ed toward Pittsburg nnd that tho FEED AT WHOLESALE PRICES! aoizuro of Van Bltner, representative Miners Union horo planned, thnt American Legion Men IIuHtily formed for duty «t tho hotel which Bltnor’a headquarters. There wore a stack of ■ rifles In lobby. £ 5 ECONOMY GROCERY $ 2 .4 8 18c, 2 lbs. for......... 35 Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 pkgtt. B est Head Rice, per lb..................................... 07 Ladies’ All-Wool Pleated Serge Skirts .25 le tte r's Beans, 2 cans for . ............................25 1 lb. can Government-Corned Beef llitsh $ 4 .5 5 ........ 1.25 .38 _45 All-wool Serge Dresses .05 0 lbs. Signet ................................................ 1 lb, can government Corned B eef.......... $ 2 4 .5 0 " H ■ H Same Prices Bucket Lard, No. 5 24 1I)S. Signet Ladies’ Coats, val­ ues to $45, now Govonmmet Bacon, 12-lb. cans, net ... $2,211 .74 SELF-RISING GUARANTEED $ 4 .9 5 ............... ..............15 Sweet P o ta to e s........................ ■ ■ ■a ■■ BB throw all our Hats in one ring* at annual nnulntlc* of that portion «t ■ humanity that has come to In* segre­ ■ ■ gated under the mime of Christendom Chilstmaa Is the finest thing ihm Electric vacuum cleaners, sew­ ■ ■ ■ ■ has come out of Christianity, beam s1 ■ ■ ing and washing machines—and It I* the friendliest thing. Men mid women are not naturally and benllb 11 8 electric irons—have taken the n tly meddlers; the best part of their a 35 “work” out of “housework.” lives and tho must of their happiness u ! does not come from the tyranny they I B " T 2 exercise or the repressions they net I Say it with an electric gift—it r n up or the reformatory cruelties they will do the work—quicker, cleaner U <** Inflict on others. r. S At Christmas time men and women ii, and cheaper. 8 i*. St forget to be anything hut children aguln. Perhaps some day there will be a sort of Christmas every day of the year. Perhaps men and women will be able to forget more often mid more completely, And thereby live more *■ B I I I S I S B D I S I I I I I I I I S I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I S I K I I I I I I I I I I I I" completely, tho elimination of bitter­ ness and artificial antagonisms being both the cause and the effert of this happy stale. flRHKBBBBBHBBflflBBflflBBBBUBflBBBBflBBBMBflBfltlBflflllBflflflBnBBBBMflMBRaailHBBIiaBflflMflBBBBflBBBa Perhaps ono of (he lessons of Christinns Is that we have more to forgcl Phone 481-W. Mail orders promptly filled. What would you be paying 3 than to learn.—Detmlt News 309 FIRST ST. ” Said the great Theodore Roosevelt and we Electric light and heat in the morning— electric toaster—percola­ tor—grill—at the breakfast table— all make a household duty a pleas­ ure. coraomy ■B : FREE DELIVERY 5 OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE ■ iB a a iis ic n a ia s s a s s ■ N i ■ ■ ■ ■ a a ■ ■ “The Store that Saves Y ou M oney” .......................................... .. ■ M ■ H ■ N a ■ ■ ■ �Jir,KU-a , •■'♦t***** - . '' v ‘” < -U , 'V : r ' l ' * ; . ' : ' 1??' { « ? $ . *7? * I.. T»\i41 rvvfyyl'^ ♦*.' |5»C* * . WWW TO 5TT. --L ■' ' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1921 ~ - ------------------ w m m vf vy I? f t J f J T g m fy fy M ak in g Y o u r yy ?y yy yy yy yy yy X| ;y E fforts C o u n t ft xx yf The New Year is close at hand. Are you planning to make your efforts more effective? xx yy It has been ably said that “Good Counsel is the cheapest”. You cannot afford to place your business in other than experienced hands. :g 4 : Why not let us help you in the marketing of your crop and the buying of your farm supplies? ;y yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy yy fy I ft To our Customers and Friends We wish a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year ft yy ft WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE CHASE COMPANY ft ft ft xx xx ♦> II Selecting *the Gifts! AFRAID OF SANTA AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT I Black Tots at African Mission Make for Place of Safety. Preienta of Apparel and Sweets Bring Confidence to the Men, Women and Klddlei. Eye-sight is our most precious g ift of nature anti wluit could VERY USEFUL N AMU8INO Htory of how Hunt 11 Mrs. Bug—My I am glad 1 married Clnun frightened the bJnck chil­ Mr, Spider. He can carry so many dren nt a nileHlon station when lit* bundles, when I do my Chrletmae llrat appeared to them a few yen re •tapping early. . ago, la told by the wife of u iiiIbhIoiiary xtatloued at Ilatliindu, Africa. They hud eelehrntcd ClirlmmaN ut ltni1Hilda tiefore, hut they never had laid ■■■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ a Santa Claim; an Mr. Stover, the iiiIh ■ nlonary, dreaded up an good Saint Nick, "lie hud heen padded and powdered mid packed until IiIh own mother would not have known him." Mrn. Stover afterward related. "Presently we gave the nlgnnl, the door flew open and tn walked Santa Claim. Hut, dear lue! What consternation I He wan greeted with ahrleks and grontm mid AMERICAN TIRE cries of 'Lot me out I It la the evil one. It In the day of Judgment t* "The urchins, catching the Infec­ BRANCH tion of terror from the older ldnck people, fled to their bedrooms, fell 407 West First Street down upon llielr faces, crept under chit Ira mill tables—anywhere tn tilth' themselves. Poor old Santa Clntm never had such n greeting before. As •won ns lie realized the panic ho had caused, lie lure off Ills 'all hat ami FIRESTONE, white cotton beard. Then from the GOODYEAR lings on Ills buck he begun to threw gifts right and loft and to toll who lie was UNITED STATES ‘Ttonssurod once more, everyone was soon laughing and chatting, PERFECTION munching the great 'red breads' (doughnuts), tasting their fruits or nibbling at the sweets from the fs mlllnr little bags. One man wondered which end up he was to hold the fork Santa Claus hail given him. Another Immediately tried on Ii I h now shirt. Ttie girls arranged their hrlght-hucd handkerchiefs Into turbnns. while Factory to others sought to And some place about their scanty clothing where they could ' Users stow away their hunch of bread, ns | Prices well ns the paper of needles and cake |* of sonp given to enrh. "It seemed ns though everyone tried to talk louder than tils neighbor ns they examined the costume of Santa Claus, whom they now no loiig»r feared. One mnn said Hint lie thought It was John the Hnptlst; another that (The Giant that Lives in a Box It wns Elijah returned. Yet another thought It was Ha tan himself. A r/ H*l Selections 9 ft yy yy tx 3 /5ime €nduringLasting lb ''P le a su re and Sentiment WATCHES JEWELRY CLOCKS SILVER ^GIFW WATLAST<L As each Holiday Season approaches it is with pleasure I greet my many customers and friends offering them the most complete stock of goods and the best service I can pos­ sibly give. I thank you. Ray Brothers 10,000 MILE CORDS Henry McLaulin The Jeweler he more appreciated as a Christmas (Tift titan a pair of eye glasses properly fitted. Our Christmas present plan by which you can give "M other'’ or "D ad" a pair of glasses fitted to their eyes as a Christmas present is unique. TO M M OORE Optometrist-Optician Opposite Postoffice Sanford, Florida Pi ices R easonable All W ork G u aran teed MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE Prompt Attention W . A. H O P K IN S E X P E R T BOOT AND SHOE “EXIDE” BATTERIES REPAIRIN G 321 E a s t F irs t S tre e t 6-VOLT B A T T E R IE S 212 East First Street- — Sanford, Fla. Hanging Pictures. $ 10.00 to $25.00 In hanging pictured don't "aky them." A picture should he hung ho Hint lie center coiiiph Just on a level ■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ a with a peraon of averugo height. ■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ a Sanford, Florida POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE WR*> r.f* I J MM* mm �• t h e SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 15, 1921 s - = a s s » ----------------------------------------------------- 1 V W IM M W W W V W A W W W Again m m H ita u i aula, i «4 Marti iib w ** Hwl m «|i ••* mny tlatit new rri»»ii h m m , rm*4i h im ti H«* m r all im uiwr-Mmt Uicbmlaa Cbrlitaui tfetan, f *1 •’ . ' A W . V U W W W A W / A f i A C H R IS T M A S LEGEND THE HOLYMANGER “ Presipio,” Instead of Christmas Tree» In Italy and Spain. It la Representation of the Place Where Baby Chrlat Lay In Bethlehem. % Crowing of the Cock to Keep Away Evil Spirits. tXk- --------- - - G IRLS and boys of Italy and Spain which nro called the Latin coun ilies, never hung up tnelr stocking«’ Christmas time, nor do they have Christmas trees. Kris Krlngle an< Santa Claus are Herman saints um! the Christmas tree came out of the Herman forests lung, long ago, wher the nations of northern Burope were forest tribes. It Is the northern peo pies—the Hermans, Scandinavian! : und Kngllsh, all of whom are descend isl from old Teutonic tribes—who kecj Christinas us Americans do. Instead of tho Christmas tree Italian and .Spanish boys mid girl) hnve the presipio. "Presipio" meant manger, and It Is n rcpresetitatloi of the manger where the baby Christ lay In Bethlehem. It Is presented In different ways. .Sometimes It shoivi only the Inside of the Imrn where tin Ibiby nnd His mother lay, with Jo scpli, tlie Three Wise Men nnd tlm nnl ii ii i Im about. Sometimes It shows a hillside, with the Wise Men coining on foot or horsobnek, or on donkeys bringing their gifts to the stable. Home times the mmiger is small—not limit ilian u foot square. Sometimes It h large enough to occupy tho whole end of a room. It Is hulli on a board inundation nnd Is innde of wood, will, earth, pebbles, dried grass and leave.for the outdoor scenes. The flgurm are curved of wood, or perhaps nub dolls are used, all very carefully mid elaborately dressed by llieglrls. Some limes brooks mid lakes are Ingeniously represented, with **,iper, glass ot Isinglass. Sometimes the whole 1, rough and rude, but pgaln It Is very neatly and beautifully done, mid It qiuilnl mnl lnleres(lug when all com plete, The French, nlm are half Latin and half Teutonic In llielr makeup, mix the customs of both races In thcli Christmas keeping. They build tin manger and they- also give the clill dren presents; only. Instead of hang tag her stocking, little French Hub cite puts nut her shoes. The French ■all the manger "creche," nnd In coun­ try villages In France companies of children silll go from house to Imii** on Christmas eve, carrying the crock, mid singing Christmas carols. Some­ times they help to hulld a beautiful large creche in the village church, over which they are very proud and de­ lighted. IIKitB wnn once n very, very old mu doll who lived In Tate of Saint Stephen, the Firet Maru nursery. She was so pic! tyr, Whoee Day le Decem­ that she hnd seen all tin ber Twenty-Six. children grow up—the boy VF.ll since that llrst Christmas ova who wore trousers now the cock has crowed all night long the girl who had her halt on the anniversary to keep away evil duM In hratds, the middle spirits; for the cock la a holy bird ■Ixed child who had sc mnl a knowing one. There is ii pleas­ often left the rng doll nut In the gar­ ant tale of hlin and Snint Stephen, tho den at night. There was only the baby tlrst martyr, whose day Is December left—bless his pink toes I ltd, close by his dear Louie. But the rag dull wus very, very old Saint Stephen was King He?od's end one brnutlfu! Christmas time six steward, It seems, who served him In began to show her age. the kitchen and at table. One night Her hair hnd been combed so rnuct ns he was bringing In tho bonr's head that It had come out dreadfully, and for his muster's dinner he saw the her nose, from a great deal of kissing Stur shining over Bethlehem, imme­ was entirely gone, ller prutty pink diately he set down tho huge platter cheeks hud been washed away when and cxclnlmed: tho hoy tried to tench her to swim In "No longer, Herod, will 1 be thy the hath tub, nnd servant, fur a greater King than thou all her c l o t h e s Is horn." were very untidy "What atlcth thee?” cried the King Indeed. wrnthfutly. "Do you lack meat or drink Tho hnhy never ^ that you would desert my service for noticed all these w S a another's?" t h i n g s , hut the "Nay." answered Stephen. "I Inck toys did; they nil neither ment nor drink. But the Child made the most un­ (' Unit Is Imrn this night Is greater Ihim kind remitiks to all of us; nnd Him only will I serve." the rng dull the "That Is ns true," quoth Herod, day before Christ­ smiting the table with his list, "as that mas. this roast cock on the platter shall “Look nt your crow before us." dirty face,” said Hardly were the words out of Ids the large French mouth when the cock stretched tils doll. "You’ll ho neck nnd crowed liiHtlly, "Chrlstiis put In the attic to­ nnt tin estl" At this proof t lint night. T It u t 1s Stephen's words were true, Ilerod was where toe old dolls go.” "Look ut your so angry Ihnt he made Ids soldiers take dress," sahl tlm Jumping Jack. "It Is Stephen outside the walls of Jerusalem nil torn. I wouldn't walk across the and stone him to death. And this Is Un­ nursery floor with you." reason why, unto this day, Snint "Did you ever see such thin litllr?" Stephen Is the patron of stone-cutters. naked the hobby horse. "I thought my —Abide Fnrwell Brown, In Llpplncott’* (nil was tldn, but It Isn't to lie com­ Magazine. pared with th at!" But Just then the nursery door Cleantlng the Saucepan. opened, and the Christmas Angel came Here Is a simple hut most successful In. You could lie perfectly sure that method of cleansing n saucepan In It was the Christmas Angel even If she which milk has been boiled. Aftei did have on a gingham apron, heraima pouring out the hulling milk, quickly her fnee nlmno so through the chick. replace (he lid before the steam tin "The French doll must go up l<> the time to escape, mid allow the smicepm attic," said the Chrlstmus Angel. to cool before taking It ofr again. Thci "There Is a more beautiful now ties! put the pnn In cold water to soak. I enn he clcuned quickly mnl easily. dull coming." "Why, Iho Jnck-ln-tho-hox has for­ gotten how to Jump." You sc'c the Jnck-ln-tho-hox had been so excited about (lie rag doll's dress that he had broken IiIh spring. "The Jnek-ln-tlic-hox must go up ta the uttle, too," said tlm Christmas Ali­ f e '. Then nlm went over to the hobby­ horse. • “I'oor, old hohhy-liorso 1" she said, "Your leg Is very Imdly broken. I will S ' take you up to the uttle until you can be mended." "There," the Christians Angel sold nt Iasi, "the nursery Is all tidy, mid1 ready for new toys—hut, dear me. what's tlilx7 Why, It Is the little rag doll I" | "Oh, plense, do I hnve to go to the nttle, too';'' said the rug dull. "It's very cold there, and I know the ties! doll wilt have the chimney corner for herself—and I don't want the mice to ■ gnaw my toes I" I "Why, you dear old thing I" said the Christmas Angel. “You're the sume rng dull (hilt I used to play with when J was little. You go to the uttle? Why, S Just guess not ! We couldn't gel along with mil you In the nursery. You do ■ is the place to get extra nice Christmas goods tvsoO n little mending, hut I am going S at lowest possible prices, to sew you, and then you shall sit on the very tiptop of tile Christinas tree." The Christmas Angel lighted one of ■ Two Telephones, Call 211 Park E <jt a% Sensible Gifts fo r the Entire Family LET US HEUP YOU M AKE YOUR CHRISTMAS A MERRY ONE Hand Bags Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Comb, Brush Set Silk Hose Silk Socks Ties Pajamas Military Brushes Handkerchiefs in Boxes Hand-made Grass Baskets Silks, Satins and Crepes Full Line of Dry Goods and Notions Big line of Men’s Furnishings Suspenders in Holiday Boxes Comforts, Blankets and Spreads Bed Room Slippers Sanford ‘D ry (joods Co. SECOND ST. and SANFORD AYE. 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA t: - SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD ■ Where Quality Reigns and Cleans liness is Supreme aBBnnaaaBaaannnnnanBnaanannBBaanBaBnannaanannnnnnnaBBnBnaaaaaanaH nnBiiaannxEQ aa I S H O P P IN G H IN T S FCTR C H R IS T M A S G IF T S \ Let Us Suggest |The Popular Market the Chrlstmus candles s o that she cOUld see to sew. Then she took tho mg doll III her lap and opened her workhng and set to work. First she stuffed the rag doll's In­ sides with plenty of cotton su she could sit up. Then she sewed her toes and put new little white stocking.* and black shoes 0,1 l" ‘r C***»t. Him took 11 clean, while cloth and covered the rng doll’s dirty faee, mid painted Pi tilue eyes and ‘.it’1-* .A-/ U a smiling red inoulh mnl vermil­ ion cheeks. Sim sewed on u new yellow wig; and then she made a pink - and • wldU __ cheeked gingham dress with puffed •leaves and n white apron with strlngi to keep the dress clean, and n pinkiiml-whlto checked sunbemnet to tto Under the rug doll's chin mnl keep hot Inilr till)'. "1 think you will do now, you deni old tiling," hmIiI the Christmas Angel So It came Christmas morning, nn( there on the tiptop of the tree sat tin rng doll quilt) made over, The clill dren thought tier reully the most lieau tlful of ull the Christmas things, Ai for the rng doll herself—why, ull Hit pleasure of her old days whs ns noth lug to the happiness that wns lion now. — Carolyn H. Halley, III Kinder carten Review. TXT A DAILY 3DUULO W U T AO. 5 Y o u r Christm as Gifts Ave. Eastman Kodaks and Albums I. I) .MARTIN, Proprietor Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies I Christmas Greetings ■ ___________________________________ _ 8 ■ ■ = A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils ■ We thank you for the year's business, and S present our service in all lines of Fire Insur■ 5 ance, Fidelity, Burglary and all classes of A Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Box Stationery jj bonds, and solicit your business for the year 9 1922. 9 I A. P. C O N N E L L Y 9 9 IN S U R A N C E Cigars Boxes ot 25 s FLORIDA Ivory Goods Bower 8C Roumillat ■ ■ SANFORD, Safety Razors ■ ■ lit ., Prescription Druggists ' ' * •1 ‘ - ■•_m *4J" » Telephone 325 la a a a w H a iu iii �>, TH kiatfAYi DECEMBER115,1921 FINE T he 'P erfect G ift From every standpoint, furniture is the perfect gift—the one gift that is never tired of—never relegated to the land of forgotten things a short time after Christmas! And because of the value furniture gifts represent, at today's really low prices, they will be in greater demand than ever before. Our entire store is a veritable "shop of gifts." Come in now while our stocks are complete and see what wonderful gift sug­ gestions we offer. FO R T H E ‘K ID D IE S’ We have a fine selection of tables and chairs in old ivory finish. Beautiful Rockers. We have Tricycles, W ag­ ons, Kiddie-Kars and Dolls Go-Carts in the latest styles. OU’ LL find something here for Mother, Father, Hubby or Wife. And such beautiful designs. You may make purchase and arrange with us for delivery any time that suits you. You’ll be surprised at the Great Saving at this store in prices. Terms to thrifty buyers. MOST LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. For Every Room In T h e H o u s e S a n fo rd ************ A YULE MESSAGE Smoke Satisfaction Galore In Our Smoke Supplies BED ROOM SUITES Wouldn’t you be happy to get a new Bedroom Suite for Christm as? Can you think of a more practical, useful lasting g ift? Ju st the suite she wants is here and the price is no more than you’ll bo glad to pay. In fact, such values have not been shown since 1915. All the popular styles and newest finishes are here for your selection. F u rn itu re r .ssv*-*.** / . fjr .w r a i.os1 * * * amw ful smoke thing* to choose from here! Pipes, cigar-holders, cigarette cases, humidors— and of course, every good brand of cignrs and tobacco— can help make this a full-of-cheer Christmas for the man who smokes. T h e P ip e r ’s R e tr e a t IN YOU R CITY If you enjoy n good smoko ■— he it pipe, cigar, or cigarette — you can bring your trouble* to us and feel sure that you will be put on the main line to comfort. ’ l in e THE' AllStjUt A U h in t Don't pasa our store again without coming in. We won't ask you to buy. Wo aiinply want to know all tho amokers in our city and have them know us. flr © ....... „ J .......................... JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE Shoe Repairing*—Hand Work ■ Time to Be Happy and to Aid Othara In the Enjoyment of the Season's Cheer. IJHKI.Y there Is n myotic tie be­ tween spirit uml nature, botween heaven uml earth, between Clod and man, Mot strange Is tt, then, that on the night of the must wondrous birth time has seen, the age sealed skies should purt and song of angels en­ trance the watchers on Bethlehem's plains. Wlmt Is the secret of the unwonted churm brought by this brightest day In time’s nilcmlur? Why Is tlie season charged with such gladness7 Why do men uml women feel (hut they cun lay down their vexing burdens and their faces smile again with the faith and Joy of childhood’s care-free dnyaT It Is the rapt Influence of the an­ gelic song ou the natal night, "Peace on Kurth." To a humanity distract­ ed, troubled by doubts and feurs, wounded by sin and smitten by con­ science. (lad sends a message: "Fear not, I uni your Father. 1 give you a •Savior from sin uml misery. You are my children. My heavenly peace 1 breathe upon you." And in IhlH sweet pledge of divine remembrance and Fatherly love—of <!od ut peace with men—a wave of tranquil Joy Hoods the world. Hut, again. It Is nn evangel to man of pence with himself. Every man Hud* discord In Ids own being. Ills In­ nermost personality Is the seat of an­ tagonisms. lie is nn Instrument out of tunc. The primal harmony of Ills spirit Is broken. He Is at war with himself. Ills baser strives with bis higher nature. Soul and body war against each other. Hut "on earth pence." chants the seraphic choir. Re­ gard the Image of (Jod stamped upon you. I'ut down the low and base. U t ilie spirit rule and the body servo. Finally, the Cbrlstmastlde should breathe the spirit of peace In our busi­ ness and In all the relations of lift. Especially In our homes we can culti­ vate the Christmas spirit, displacing their frequent discontents, fault find­ ings and contentions with pence and good will. For this glad time, at least, let us atl be better men end women; less selfish, more kindly, easier to live with And haw much happier will we be If tld> Chrlsttuaa spirit—(U cbeery glow and kindly warmth—«Uy with ue all through the year I—Junius B. Bemensnydsr. ) — 'v __✓ wj||kL|SK S A L ON ANY PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR OVER : \ THIS DISCOUNT ON ANY GOODS IN STOCK OTHER HARGAINS — w ■ December 16 to December 24 | ^ ft FREE ONE PAIR OP SHOES ' Guess the nearest number of seeds in the Citron on dis­ play in the window. One guess with every purchase of 10c or over. Shoes g-iven away December 24 th. ■ 5 11 I’-.v ? „ i k.; ,»* • V»rJ. VS HAND WORK HEADQUARTERS FOR * * » /. , v* * ./ ' %» • '* \ --------------------------- ■ ■ SHOE REPAIRING XV ,u f TOYS AND DOLLS and useful Gifts for Men, Women and Children S A N FO R D ,FL A . The Yowell F irst Nat’l Bank Annex " The Family Shoe Store” ■ !■■■■■■■ 1 \ S B E 0 U R W ,N D 0 W laiMuuimitiMitf. IM 1 / A -’ # i »’ Y..ttfavi‘'j .i A I' -i : DISCOUNT . i K, s Christmas Spirit. Peace and Good Will Should Prevail. S man when there nrc ho many delight* C om pany SiSk On #»rlh. paaca. food will.—I.uke 1:14. Never need worry what to glvo a (,n ' w' " i • • • • • . • Ah i- ; •• ' „ ■• ^ •* \.*j a ■' i| 11 , �MW 5757VT• 'V» pen * t i -’ ' i ‘ 1 1 t *JfW1 .• VifT'T JfiOTTO"V> ■> \*)» Tf*flg ' • Tl •> V*S-U v v •“ 'Vfl'-fV T/>Trfs pUi l T *?>• y THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 5 ,19S1 DAYDREAMSi 9 »O L D FOLKS a M e •fW a a ivM AV* Frank L. ^ianiorv j/'» ^ Fi Old folks, too, like Christmas; Grandfather, sitting there, rut] Feels sad if he’s forgotten ’cause he’s m $ 1 H e says he’s thinkin’ of the days that he v in . V ■Vi A ■.I': I Christmas Shopping W h e n he was just a little boy— a Christmas [L boy— like me. . : A sensible g ift is a useful gift. The kind everybody enjoys and appreciates. The following is a list of articles th at will make fittin g Christmas G ifts : For the Ladies m Silk Hose Patent Pumps S Black Satin and Kid Beaded Pumps White Kid and Suede Pumps H e listen s to th e fire— for it's alw a y s talkin’ so, A n d then it is he calls to mind his good For the Boys Shoes Hose Sweaters Caps Nik Suits (2 pants) Ties, etc. a a■ ■ ■ -For the Men3 Suits .................................................................... $20, $25 and $35 Silk Socks and Ties. Sweaters, Silk Shirts ■ Suit Case or Hand Bag1. * Shoes and Bed Room Slippers. W h en the Christmas wind was whistlin’ . through the cold and frosty nights A n d children dream ed of Christm as bells and w atched for Christmas lights. Permeates the month of December for ’tis the ( 1 v (..(S*. j) >> " S ) ^ v Ty (/ right out and play, \ F o r old folks hear sw eet m u sic when ] 7, y 7 q® / Season when we make merry and return the children m ake, F ° r vyIien 8*ts stillest there he’s dream in’ wide aw ake! But m other— then she tells us to all run ^ r H e doesn't seem to hear a t all the noise ^ iy /'Js u Yours for a Merry Christmas |Thrasher & CHRISTMAS times long ago ■ Besides the above named articles our store is full of many other articles that would go good for Christmas gifts. We ■ invite you to make our store your store. We are always glad ■ to see you, and we enjoy showing our merchandise, for we believe our prices will inspire your confidence and secure your business for us. 1 (I -X no m ore will see, Let Us Help You With Your ifj r»“ x. « his chimney-chair; thanks for the blessings of the year. Diamonds they’re dream in’ day by day. A nd then G randm other— S H E com es in and sits beside him there, A nd puts her hand in his, and says sweet Garner And Jew elry words he loves to hear; But what they are she’d never tell to m other or to you; She knows that he is dream in’, for she ■ jl'W N t‘ ’f t a '{ rJ ■ ■ ■ J,1Mr, VIRGINIA C A R O L IN A ■ V C Fertilize 1 ■ f : dream s the sam e dream s, too. are the treasures the heart cherishes most^i the consolations and adornments of patrician So Christmas com es to old folks, and it’s and peasant, a solace to the wealthy—an in­ then they love to know vestment for the thrifty. T he children don't forget ’em , though they CHEMICAL CO. ■ ■ «li M W lived so long a g o ! A n’ they say the sweetest present of all sweet things and fair) .Ji| • a■ • stinas Jmornin’, when We invite you to avail yourself of ■ ■ a our richly varied and fully repre­ 5 su : Ifv • mas demands. « i W© ©steisidl ft© <s)omr eaauay M©nn(db amndl constomero m ■ ■ DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY CUT GLASS SILVERWARE M EBM lf C M M ST M A S d ■ ■ ■ ■ aumdl ffliamua wasHn yoai a Happy smgII non®sft Pirs^psn00 ■ ■ © ons ■ K fe w Y @ au r0 Jno. T. Brady : ■ r# .* ■ &• v i l;' sentative stocks for your Christ­ ■ ■ ■ JE W E L E R s sM “G IFTS THAT LAST” m i \V a i r i n n a n a i ° C s r © f a s i : S C fe m ik s iD a ■ C®. I Hof-Mac Battery Co. M a rry C h r is tm a s E d B d B t o w i E a Jai(dks©imvSnE(5 b © n rn sn ® ® ° « M a n n sD ^ r Ett©odlaD aa ■ s SA N FO R D , f o o t of F irs t S tre e t FL O R ID A Mi ------ ------------ ,iw •.». �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER IB, 1921 qA SM erry C hristm as qAND gA H a p p y <5\ Year 1 Merry with the Spirit that is always associated with Christmas—Happy with the thought that we are priv­ ileged to live in a city blessed with so many natural ad­ vantages. S One sure way to make the New Year both Happy and Prosperous is to work unselfishly for a Greater San­ ford. Devote some portion of the 365 days of 1922 to civic development as planned by the— ■ s SANfOftD • FV0 4 I0 A • . # ■ »« <?//>1, d s Thin Emblem identifies the Progres­ ■ sive individuals and Interests of Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Snnford r You’re the Goodest Old Santa i ™E R^ ,EB“ ’ « * TDNIC ™ Pilgrims Told of Its Power to Bloom on Christmas Day. Blossom Given the Ndme of Resurrec­ tion Flower; Also Called St. Mary's Hose. varieties o,* the so-railed S EVERAL insurrection |duiit have appeared there, the days wero fulfilled tlint slit should be delivered. And she brought forth her tlrstdiorn son; and she wrapped him In swaddling clothes, nud iirth ot the Christ Child An­ laid him In a manger, because there was not room for them In tho Inn. nounced by Angel. And there were shepherds In tlm same country abiding In tho field, and keeping watch by night over their Good Tidings of Qreat Joy to All ths flock. And an angel of the laird stood' People In Coming of by them, and the glory of tho l.ord shone round about them; and they the Savior. were sore afraid. And the angel said ^ 0\V It enme to pass In those days. unto Jlioin, Ho no. nfrald; for, behold there went out a decree from I bring you good tidings of great Joy ^•Mnr Augustus, that nit the world which shall be to all the people: for •hould he enrolled. This was the first there Is born to you this day In the enrollment made when Qulrtnlus was city of David a Savior, who Is Christ governor of Syria. And ull went to en- the Lord. And this Is the sign unto themselves, every one to Ills own you: Yo shall find a bobo wrapped In c|ty. And Joseph ulso went up from swaddling clothes, and lying In a man­ Galilee, out of the city of N'azureth, ger. And suddenly there was with the Into Judaea, to the city of David, which •» called Jiethlehem, because he was of nngel a multitude of the heavenly host *ho house and family of David, to prnlslng Ood. and saying. enroll himself with Mary, who was be­ Ctlory to Ood In ths highest. trothed to him, being great with child. And on curth peace i-niong intn In whom he Is well pleased. •And It cniuo to pass, while they were THE FIRST CHRISTMAS among the novelties offered by florists hut tho otlgliml is tlie rose of Jetlcho Along the shores of the Deud sea, fat enough away to he out of reach of the dentil .dealing vapors nud the sail spray, grows this rose, a little plant famed in many n legendary story, which, when ripened, rolls up It* sprays and brunches Into n lurlou*little brown hall. The desert winds snap off Its dry stem and whirl the seemingly dead little hull away over sandy plains, like a feather-weight. Af'er It dinners to reach some damp place, In about ten days, the moisture has wrought a miracle for the once dead Is alive ugalo, gr-en and growing. I'ha old-Utus pilgrims who hroughi hack this plant with them from tlo Holy Land, told wonderful tales of Its power to bloom out on Christmas day and gave It the name of resurrection (lower. Another old legend names It from every spot where they halted to rest. The dry ball when unfolding drops Its seeds, and from these It may be cultivated as an nnnunl. To resurrect those dry bnlls It Is simply uorcsssty to keep them standing In glasses of water, Immersed about halfway to tin top of their branches. The expansion Is merely n mechanical Npongcllkc process. Tho botanical name of the rose of Jericho Is anastnHca. from annslasls resurrection. There are other specie* of resurrection plants, but they are not so attractive as tlielr Deud se.'i relative, which, although It has very little bounty, has uu honored place among flowers because of Hip many fancies and associations It rails up and Its peculiar development.-—Argus THAT PESTIFEROUS BOY. •‘A Merry Christmas, old man. But why are you llmplngf” ‘•That pestiferous boy of mine aet a •Wei trap for Santa Claus. Specials Christmas Day Pleasures Are of Benefit to People. 1 Mental State Does Everybody Good and Festivity Equals Prescrip­ tion of Physician. V«^ •***/} observers In the ranks of the C LOSE medical profession have noted one very Interesting fact concerning the Clirlsttnns season—that It generally has a good tonic effect upon tlu-lr pa­ tients. In explanation of tills the London Lancet says that since Christ­ mas has come to ho regarded us n time for good cheer, a universal feel­ ing of contentment and happiness Is engendered at this time of Joyousness, routine Is for a while relieved, a certain freshness Is given to the dally round, differences of opinion are sunk, and a charitable spirit prevails. Is It. Ity the way, hoping for too much, asks the Lancet, that the season of good fellowship should leave some lasting effect upon the manners anti methods of all7 It may not he easy to trace exactly why (lie sense of exhilaration and welMielng comes with the advent of Christmas, for the psychological fac­ tors concerned are not simple. Hut the main point Is that the mental htnto does everybody good, and tin annual festivity Is Just us excellent an Institution as the prescription of tin physician which gives lone nnd vlgm to the straggler In life’s race. There Is an need nowadays, thunks to the good sense of the people and the conn sels of tliolr mo.Ih'iiI advisers, to mor ull/.u about tlie evils of a stupid In dulgeneu In tend, alcohol nud toVniuo on a festive oc.uisien such ns the pres cut. I’rnrIPsilly everybody realizes tin great physiological udt outages of lie lug who on a merry occasion. Many more persons Hum formerly feel where usa ends and abuse begins nnd they act sensibly accordingly; and so far from It being a crime to muke tho season festive b> enjoying, on u little extended settle perhaps, the creature comforts of life, some de­ cided good Is done to both tho mental and physical henlth of Hie Individual Tho festive season tuny, therefore* be welcomed, which brings cheer ts thousands, which Induces the generous ■ml chnrltnble to brsce the mental and phyalcal functions of the commu­ nity at large, giving It the opportunity of relinquishing Its business and Its worries for a time, to start again re­ freshed and raady for "the trivial | round, the common task." Tho pre­ scription "A Merry Chrlitmae" Is found ■o long as the "signature" of good sense Is obeerved. TB Y A DAILY HXBALD WAVY AD. In Fruit Cakes and Pound Cakes j SANFORD MAID BREAD ROUTH B R O S . BA KERY To Our Many Friends I We extend the Greetings of the Holiday Season with tho wish that we can extend tho same tfood service to you in the future ns wo have in the past. WIGHT SERVICE MEANS REAL SERVICE S Everything For The Motorist POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE �This is one year you should make your Gift Practical—Christmas now only one week off—Buy now, less worry Better Service SiLS___ «i Em Gloves, Silk and Kid Neckwear Hand Bags Fancy Baskets Plush Pillows Hair Ornaments Beads Furs Mesh Bags Umbrellas Bath Mats Towel Sets Madera Napkins Madera Fancy Pieces Madera Handkerchiefs Box Handkerchiefs Fur Chookers GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS—DAINTIER THAN EVER Plandkerchiefs are among the foremost of pretty and practical Christ­ mas Gifts and are usually appreciated by everyone who receives them and our showing this year is more attractive than ever. GIFTS FOR BABY Baby Sets, Sweater and Cap. Baby Sets, Booties and Shoes Baby Sweaters Baby Rattles Baby Record Book Baby Blankets Baby Booties Baby Comb and Brush Set Baby Silk Stockings Carriage Bands Baby Gloves and Mittens Baby Carriage Robes Hosiery Baskets Fancy Work. Linen Table Covers Luncheon Sets Jap Blue Bird Scarf Center and Napkins Bedroom Slippers Scarf Sets Bath Robes Jap Silk Kimonos Glove Silk Underwear Philippine Underwear SON SPEER D epartm ent Store SANFORD FLORIDA OVELTIE/ Y our Wish is Granted WEAR-KVER ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS IDEAL FIRELESS COOKERS, TWO W ELLS, $39.00 You have wished th at somchting out of the ordinary in ready-to-wear should he shown in this city, and now your wish shall he granted. Some of the very newest creations are being shown here as well as many of the conservative dresses, gowns and suits. The Yuletide season is drawing near, you want to he ready for the events th at are scheduled to take place, and you have clothes that are styl­ ish, yet not expensive— quality considered— if you come in and see the ones we are now showing. NICE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ MANICURE SETS AIR R IFLES AND SHOT GUNS FOR BOYS Everything in Ladies’ W ear POCKET KNIVES Special Holiday prices on Furs, Coats, Suits, Skirts, Silk FU LL LINE OF PIR EXW EA R Hose, Blouses, Millinery, etc. The chance to purchase seasonable Gifts at Pre-Holiday Prices. BOYS’ AND GIRLS* SKATES Hill Hardware Company ^Dresner �___________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921 ♦♦♦♦♦♦ t± ♦I Wishing Our Many Friends and Customers X oA zMcrry, Merry Christmas and oA H appy, ^Prosperous A< ^Flc'io Y ear ................................................ I 'i > / * T }..! The First National Bank :o F. I*. FORSTER, President T. J. MLLLER, Vice-Presidonl A. L F. WIHTNER, Cashier L. A. BRUMI.EY, Vieo-President BEITS, Assistant Cashier u H J 1 V ♦ A A A ■ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦♦ A ♦*♦ *J» ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦ ♦*♦<£» - f l ♦ ♦ ' TAe H ard Times Bugaboo Scares Business D uring the Holiday Season & We should all have the Christmas Spirit tit this time of the year and would have it with a Savings Account in the Bank. There would be no Hard Times if Everyone had a Bank Account HOARDED MONEY TIES UP BUSINESS AND BRINGS NO HAPPINESS TO ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY , a Tho Comptroller of the Currency estimates that there’s now about $700,000,000 of hoarded money in this country which should he in the banks. This holding money out of the banks is in part responsible for the shortage of credit from which all indus­ tries suffer at present. Idle money tends to make idle industries and idle men. DECIDE TO START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT RIGHT NOW FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS AND HAVE MONEY WHEN NEEDED YOU W ILL THANK US N EXT CHRISTMAS COME IN AND LET US TELL YOU HOW TO BEGIN- c P e o p ’^ ^ ^ V V V V V V V V tyank o f S a n fo rd l ■ ■ W ' ,7T. ■ >"»'■ " *'r7l V ■ 1 ^ IwVHH X ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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W ILLIA M T U L L DIES A T CHATTANOOGA (lly The Associated Preaa) Chattanooga, Dec. 14.— Dr. William L. Tull, o f Jacksonville, Florida and Asheville, North Carolinn, wns found dead In his bed in n local hotel this morning. (H r T h e Associated Preaa) Paris— Associated Dec. 14—Franco Is willing temporarly to forego ensh for reparation pnyments from Ger­ many, The high officials o f the foreign office today told tho associat­ ed Press. affected N E W TERMS M DIAL EIREANN IN CONFERENCE ON AGREEMENT W ASHINGTON, Dec. 14— Tho fourpower Pacific treaty, with n reser­ vation attached to mnkc It Inapplica­ ble. to purely democratic carnations and to tho Amerlcnn mnndnto policy, FOLLOWED ,var formally signed by tho plenipo­ FORM AL OPENING I1Y A SECRET tentiaries of tho United States, Greet SESSION Britain, dnpnn and France yosterdny. The reservation, presented In writ­ (llr Tlii- Asaorlntrd Press) ing by the American reprsntntlvs and DUBLIN', Dec. 14.—The question of PICKF017D C l Accepted by all tho others, declares Hairdressers are met with requests every day for marcels "Just lilts ratifying or rejecting the Anglothat the American attitude toward Gloria Swanson's” or bob cuts to mo'-to tlio dowager look like Noxlmovo. Irish agreement by the Dali Eirennn And—would you believe it 7—many he-'Js actors aro having permanent Pacific mandates shall not ho affected was postponed until Thursday when n waves placed L> their lock*! by the treaty, anti that tho treaty pro­ public session will be held. vision for n four-power consultation on questions arising over tho Pacific DUBLIN, Dec. 14.—The Dull Elroislands shall not ho construed as ap­ nnn met in public session today for plying to nay problems which In inter­ consideration o f the Anglo-Irish agree­ nal ioaal law aro -mly of deironcratic ment but after the formal opening concern. and a brief discussion o f eredentinls New formal ceremonies accompan­ o f plenipotentiaries at the London ied the affixing of scnls nntl signa­ conference wont into secret session. tures. The signing took pluco In tho ante-room o f tho offlco of tho secre­ King George Says He Hopes for Pence W ITH WHICH SHE K ILLE D AB R A ­ M AYOR OF BOSTON tary of state in tho proaonco of a That Will ({J e t Strife HAM CLICK R NSTE IN IN NEW SUCCEEDS HIM SELF largo compnny of American and fore­ YORK SATU R D AY ign officials, ndvisors and clerks. Illy The \aaor1alrd Pr;*Bel ( l l y T h e A ssociated P re s s ) LONDON, Dee. 12.— Opening of There was no speech mnklng nntl rep­ ( Boston, Dec. 14.— Former Mayor ( l l r T h e Ass n e ln lrd l'rra a I the special session of parliament was JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 14.— Mrs. resentatives of tho press wore not ad­ James M. Curley was elected mayor called to consider the Irish pence set­ Charles S. Raison, held In New York mitted. I of Boston today by a plurality of tlement King George said in a speech for killing tTioro Saturday of DK Ab­ Tho Ainericnn copy of tho treaty |2,115 votes over John R. Murphy, from the throne today, " lit is my enrn- raham Glickenstein, wrote a local now goes to President Harding, who I former tire commissioner, in one of I cat hope that by articles of ugrccincnt hurdwnre concern whilo in Daytona will Bubmlt it to the Sonnto for rati­ |tho closest mnyornllty contests in the , now submitted to you strife of cen­ last month for information nbout the fication. He probnbly will not tako It history of tho city. The other two turies may to ended.” cost o f a revolver with noiseless at­ to the cnpltol in person and ho may candidates ran far behind. The voto tachment according to local polico delay its submission until tho arms wns: Curley, 7.1,8(19; Murphy, 71,504; who hnvc communication in their pos­ conference is nenror n decision on tho School Entertainment Charles S. Baxter, 40,248; Charles S. session. Tho letter was dated Novem­ other important points boforo it. It Was Well Attended O’Connor 10,812. ber 2.1 and the pistol with which was indicated at tho Whito House to­ And W ell Received Glickstcin was shot wns purchased day that Mr. Hnrdlng saw no reason from a concern here December 2nd. NO “ B LU FF" IN FIGHT for noting hastily. The polico hero today aro searching Two Excellent Plays Were Staged A G A IN S T C APITO L for tho man who accompanied by an Lnst Night for Athletic A hh' ii. EXTENSIONS Palatka W ill Join in unidentified woman and giving his Two excellent plnya were staged nt nntno as T. G. Ellis, purchased the 'Capital Movement i Ocala, Fla., Dec. 14.—The an­ High School Auditorium Inst pistol whoso number corresponds with to Stop Building nounced intention o f a firm o f Ocala the that with which Glickstcin was shot. attorneys to seek by means of injunc­ night for tho benefit of the High The man described as about six feet School Athletic Association nnd the Chamber o f Commerce Will Join Ocala tion to prevent tho enrrying out of tall, thin, sallow complexion and very many who attended enjoyed the his­ proposed cnpitol extensions nnd im­ and Other Cities nervous. trionic talent displayed by the pupils provements is no "bluff,” according of tho High School. to If. M. Hampton, member of tho (lly The Aasnrlntrd Press) Tho first piny wns entitled "Two K L A N OFFERS AID P A L A T K A , Dec. 14.— Tho Board of legal firm, nnd tho necessary steps Old Maids nnd a Picture" and the IN MURDER CASK governors of tho local chnmbor of toward obtaining immediately. characters wore truo to life nnd show­ eommorco decided today that Palatka Contracts for the work Were award­ i Pittsburg, Pa., Dee. 14—Polico in­ will join Ocala and othor cities of ed ut Tallahassee yesterday. The ed tho careful training of the Ex­ vestigation of tho death of Loroy pression teacher, Miss Williams. JesPcninsuln Florida In an effort to pre­ lognl firm, II. II. Hampton, Ander­ slo Wilson, a college girl, by Mildred 1Holmes Morris, whose body with a vent tho expenditure of any stnto son, on belief of "certain citizens," Holly; Emily Dny, her chum, by Kit­ bullet in the breast, wns found Sun­ moneys on oxtending nnd improving contend thnt tho money for Iho pro­ tle DuHose; Mchltnhcl Wilsin by Mae day night in a Pittsburg newspaper tho cnpitol at Tallahassee. Replying ject docs not exist In tho stntc treas­ Holly nnd Miss Sophio Smith by Miss of an advertisement offering $100 re­ to invitation of attorneys representing ury in accordance with provisions of Maudo Lako wore excellent and the ward for "information lending to the tho movement launched in* Ocala, tho the legislative enactment authorizing nrrost ami conviction of the murderers playlet wns thoroughly enjoyed. Chnmbor sent n tolcgrnm saying Pn- tho extensions. "Cnughl Out, or Poto Royd’H Pro­ o f Leroy Holmes Morris, address E. latka’s desire for cnpitol removal was posal" was the second play ringed un­ Y. Clarke, Klnncrcst, Atlanta, Gu." unselfish and this city’s logical situa­ Tho police admitted that In ono of der tho direction of Mrs. R. C. Max­ BEAT ANTI-LOTTEltY LAW tion for cnpitol Hito secondary to hav­ well nnd was a rollicking college pluy Morris' pockets they found nn appli­ ing it located nt some place more con­ that caught tho fancy of tile audience cation, properly filled out, for memvenient and economical to majority of nnd the characters were nil well tak­ be-ship in tho Ku Klux Klnn. tux payers o f state. en by the young folks who scorned to Three men nlrcndy under arrest In grnsp tho pnrt nnd carry It out. The connection with the killing wore held T R A IL OF CHICAGO following were in tho cast: Bill Ran­ in three police stations for prelimin­ S L A Y E R SEEMS LOST dolph, Wm. Moye; Dick Rogers, Rob­ ary hearings, nfor examination by ert Thrushor; Jack Davis, Ed. Hender­ the po'ile. Chicago, Dec. 14.— Tho trail of son; George Iirown, Harold Christen­ "Lucky” Tommy” O'Connor tonight son; Kenneth March, Jim Stone; Char­ In tho proposed 'naval reduction appearantoly was loBt in tho maze lie King, Byron Stephens. program to cut down expenses, tho of "tips” that have poured Into tho Playing on Carlton Springs Sum­ presidential yacht Mayflower has not dctcctivo bureau since tho escape mer bnsobnll team: DeWitt Boyd, been Included.— Richmond Times De­ Sunday from tho county jail o f tho manager of tho team, Victor McLnu- spatch. gunman who wns to have been hanged tin; Harry Wilkes, formerly nn Am­ Thursday for tho murder o f a Chicago herst pitcher, now wnnted by Carlton Tho naval exports havo discovered detective. tonm, Arthur Mooro; Mr. Weaver, af­ that reduction o f armaments will While hundreds o f policemen nnd flicted with sunstroke, nt tho Springs lower morals. W ell, what are wo detectives today continued to run to take the cure, Robert Holly, Jr.; aiming nt if it not n lower war morale Bess Mason, a guest at tho Hotel, down dozzens o f rumors from half a all nround?— Now York Post. Florcnco Henry; Christabcl Lee, n dozen states it wns ndmlttcd by tho guest nt the Hotel, Margaret Znch- for tho uthlotic association. Tho stngo polico tonight that O’Connor’s where­ ary; Hotel Wnltor, Fred I’opo; re­ at tho nudlto/ium was especially flna abouts wns ns much n mystery ns it mainder o f team and substitutes, Billy with the new settings and tho big wns an hour after he had scaled tho walls o f tho Cook county Jail with California police have seized several Fitts, W rA . Adams, Morton Aycocko, flno curtain donnted by tho clnss of Peter Schnal nnd Jimmy Robson 1021 and Ilyron Stephens had emboliions of Chinese lottery tlekets. two compnnlonn after terrorizing furnlshod tho orchoatrn music for tho Ishod tho urop scenes with appropri­ shipped ns blank paper, uml which guards uml prisoners with a pistol. on examination by olllelnls nt tlrst interim between acts nnd tho ovcnlng ate backgrounds. In fact tho plays During the day five detectives, uppenrod to bo really blank paper. wns greatly onjoyed. Tho plays j showed thnt tho high s.hool pupils speeding to Hartford, Wis., on a tip Instead of being In tho center of the showed that unusual talent in this lino havo remarkable talent along many that O’Connor was thoro, wore Injured paper, Iho printing was put well Into oxlsts in tho High Schol und tho pu- { lines nnd pupils and tenchors are to whon their automobile turned over ono corner, leuvlng n wide margin on The tickets wore then pile will givo sovoral of theao enter- ( bo commendod upon their fine show­ n short dlatanco from Milwaukee. Tho two shies. tninmenta. during the term. It Is good ing. tip was false. A hearing on a motion packed so that tho margins wore to­ training In expression and poiso and j "Tw o Old Maids nnd a Picture” will to stay tho execution of O'Connor un­ ward the outside. A grent ninny thousands of them wore passed by givo'puplls and patrons a pleasant di­ Ira presented tonight nt Monroo school till nn appeal could bo taken to tho the offlctals before tho scheme was version from tlmo to time. for the bonoflt o f tho Rod Cross seal United States supreme court was discovered. A nice sum was realised last night ■ale. postponed untill Thursday. SPECIAL SESSION MRS. RAISEN OF PARLIAMENT BOUGHT GUN IN CALLED TODAY JACKSONVILLE ALBERTUS VOGT DISCOVERER OF PHOSPHATE DEAD W AS ONE OF GREATEST MEN OF E A R L Y DAYS IN THIS S TA T E ( l l y T h e A a a o rln lrd Preaa) JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 14.— Tho body o f Albortus Vogt, discoverer of phosphate in Florida, who died at his home here yesterday after a long ill­ ness, will ho taken to Ocala today for Imrial. Vogt was sinking a well at Duncllon on May first, 1889, when ho found a phosphate deposit and later sold the property for two hundred thousand dollars. He wns a native of South Carolina, and a Confederate veteran. Before settling in Floridn ho surveyed railroad routes in Mexi­ co and later bccnino tho chief o f tho Southern Pacific railroad engineering corps and directed tho selection o f tho route o f that lino into I.os Angeles from the oust. Ho was seventy-one years old. M ARSHAL FOCII SAILE D FOR FR AN C E TO D AY FROM N. Y. NEW YORK, Dec. 14.— Marshal Foch sailed for Franco today from Now York. DeLand Bandit is Arrested Today at Jacksonville Aubrey Nichols, of Greenwood, S. C., Is the Man Wnnted (U r T h e A ssociated P r ts a ) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 14.— Aubrey Nichols, of Greenwood, S. C., alias James W. Tucker, of Savnnnnh, 20ycnrs-old, arrested hero Inst night and according to polico confessed to enter­ ing tho homo of n resident of DoLnnd Inst week posing as a plumber, at­ tacking the resident’s wife and after leaving her unconscious, escaping with the jewelry. Hundreds o f citizens of DeLand combed the woods sovoral days nnd nights in search of tho man. Thn man was arrested on suspicion when ho attempted to pawn a watch nnd when searched tho polico said they found engraved diamond ring stolen at time of thu robbery in Do­ Lnnd. Later officers suid Nichols con­ fessed, JOHN D.’S PHYSICIAN I m . m m i Great Britain’^ Prem ier Has Proposition to Solve Problem FAVORS THE PLAN SINCE AM ERICA HAS IN D IC A T . ED S1IE W IL L NO T T/w\E LE AD IN MOVE W ASHINGTON, Dec. 14.— Somo o f the foreign diplomats in attendance at the arms conference have received word which they Interpret as indi­ cating that David Lloyd George, tho British premier, is preparing to tako tho initiative In world economic mat­ ters, having become convinced from tho results of inquirocs made hero that tho American government does not intend to call an international economic meeting; nt least not In the near future. The British prime minister's plan according to tho information in tho hands of theao diplomats contemplat­ es the cancellation of nil war debts owing to Great Britain by Italy, France, Belgium, Russia nnd tho smaller Balkan allies, amounting with interest to upwards o f two billions sterling. Premier Lloyd George, it is recall­ ed, propos al to President Wilson that all interallied duhts Including those owing to tho United Stntcs should be cancelled but his present design, ac­ cording to tho understanding, does not include tho renewal of that sug­ gestion to tho United Stntes. He Is said to intend to annuli tho debts o f othor countries duo Great Britain, sub­ ject to conditions, one, it is under­ stood, being thnt Frnnco should for­ give the debts o f allied countries to her amounting to about the equivalent o f two billions of dollars and nnothor being u reduction o f German repara­ tions due to Franco by 1.1,511,000,000 of francs. This Is tho nmount tho French government borrowed of Eng­ land during tho war and is about as Inrgo a sum as that loaned to Franco l<y tho United Slates, which was $15,­ 295,000,000, francos at tho cxchnngo then used o f 5.45 francos to tho dol­ lar. What Makes Hot Dogs Wild is Found Out— New “ Shine” Outlet Liquor Wns Wrapped up In«lde </. Harmless Bologna I'rn a ) NEW YORK, Doc. 14.— Tho secret of what makes hot dog wild In out. Now York frankfurters tasto always strong but recently tho police at Madison Square (ftrdcn during tho six dny bicycle raco wore unablo to understand why certain vendors o f hot dogs had no trouble of disposing o f their entire kennels at thirty ronts per dog. Authorities considering somo moans of stopping profiteering whon ono policemnn purchased a hound and, punctured It. Pure moonshine. Now polico are casting moan eyes nt ovory hot dog In town. KANSAS COAL FIELDS WILL BE PATROLLED I1Y STATE MILITIA (D r T h r A ssociated P re s s ) PITTSBURG, Knna„ Doc. 14.— Three 1'nmpnnlos o f KntianH Nntional Guards are being mobilized for en­ trainment to Pittsburg for duty in the coul fields. Orders fo r mobilization followed a cnll from Sheriff Gould to tho governor this morning. TOPEKA, Dec. 14.— Notices wore sent today to ull Kansas National Gunrd organizations to put themselves In readiness to entrain fo r tho Pitts­ burg coal field. No ordor for move­ ment has yet been Issued. Dr. Ilamllloii risk lll^anr, noted Cleveland surgeon, personal physician to and lifelong friend of John D. Rocki feller, recently predicted that tho oil king would llvo to ho a century old. Both tho doctor und Mr. Itockcfoller lire elghty-two years of nru, and the two aged cronies havo nindo a dato to pluy a round of golf on their one hundredth birthday anniversary. ..j You may break,you may shatter wheat prices If you will; but flour will sell nt tho same old price still.— Roanoko (Vn.) World News. Vero is to have an up-to-date fire fighting equipment aa they hare placed an order fo r a modern chemi­ cal engine and it will be put Into service aa early as It arrives. ‘* ..*7 �a rt page THE SANFOK0 DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, BEATS MARY’S FAMOUS LAtfB W o m a n g o l f c R a M p Io n Woolly Lawn Moweix Proved of Practlcal Value to Cincinnati Man During Hot Spell. GIVE HIM A NICE CAP fl Both fath er and son would appre­ ciate such a gift. fl W hile you are looking for gifts, we want to show you th-i Suits, and Overcoats we arc o ffe rin g at $10.00 t f TWO SUITS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE t • ....PLUS $10.... t ❖ t ❖ v T I f x ♦♦♦ ❖ SANFORD J I SHOE & CLOTHING CO.f o f the Walker family is exxtended to those who are hreaved by this death. The ninny friends in this city of DEATH OF MRS. W ALK E D Mrs. C. It. Wnlkcr were shocked to learn of her dentil which occurcd at the snnitariuni Hcvcrnl weeks ago in the hope that the treatment would he beneficial hut ahe was called homo ufter a long and useful life on this earth. Mrs. Wnlkcr was the wife of tho late C. It. Walker and resided in this city for many years living on Oak nvemic for many years and before the death o f Mr. Walker building a beautiful home on the lake front on Union avenue where the family re­ sided until u few years ago at which time limy sold the home and Mrs. Walker Inis been visiting friends and relatives in other states and lived ut Washington during the war period where her son and daughter were em­ ployed. Deceased leaves a son Clifford Walker, a student at Florida Univer­ sity and daughter Miss Claire who is teaching at Oaklnnd, to mourn the loss o f mother. The funeral will occur from the Congregational church in this cRj tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock, internuent to he made in Lnkovlew cemetery in the city. The sympathy of the many friends ADDITIONAL LOCAL Help tho High School Athletic A s­ sociation by attending tho play to­ night. Tho reason the optimist looks on tlio bright side is because he is sel­ dom on the inside. I'etc Iloyd will make a proposal at tlm High School Auditorium tonight. You must he there to hear it. I.ouIh Ooocke, hot lor known ns "Pnt" In uiuntour circles, was nibwlng tlm grass uii tlio Iuwii of Ills Iioiiio In Cin­ cinnati rctVntly. In tho courso of ilio work ho was cutting ulongaldo a hedge with a pair of clippers. . "Ita-a-a," canio from tlm other side of the hedge. Cloecko looked up. A nolKhhor was sitting on the porch rending. lloocko resumed Ills clipping, "lln-n-n!" sounded again. (loecke straightened up and shot llerce glances at Ids neighbor. Hut the latter's face was concealed hack of the newspaper. The clipping proceeded, and then again came "Hn-n-nl" Filially (loecke threw down his clip­ pers, stepped to the neighbor's porch, and said: "Are you guying me?" The other looked up with surprise. "Allying you? Why, no! What makes you think so?" . "Well, atop thnt ‘linn-lngl’ " Uoccku said. "Oh, that's It. I’ll show you what that Is." mid tlm neighbor went hack among the hushes and pulled out a lamb. "I bought It yesterday," he ex­ plained. Immediately GoecKc was seized with an Idea. "Lend It to me, will you?" he asked. The neighbor was obliging. Tho lamb Mulshed the grass cutting Job. and (loecke enjoyed (he cool and <pilct of a shady nook on Ids porch. One thousand men, women and children o f Seminole County, who are not enjoying 100 per cent health, no matter o f how long stand­ ing, to call at my office and let me explain the wonderful results obtained through CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS Why suffer if you can roI relief? What it has done for others, it will do for you! Even though nil other methods of treatment have failed, do not despair until you have tried CHIROPRACTIC, which is not rubbing, or electricity or baths, but merely an adjustment of the small hones in tho spine. CHIRO PRACTIC adjustments are made with tho bare hands only. • s : fl B fl g B B B B fl fl CH IRO PRACTIC succeeds on its merits. Nothing but the good it'has accomplished would give it the great favor it has found. C O N S U L T A T IO N and A N A LYS TS FREE ____ LAD Y ATTEND ANT Hours 9-12 a. m „ 1*0 p. in. Evenings by Appointment X B B B s W . J. K e r m o d e , D . C. s Garner-Woodruff Hldg. Find St. Opp; Magnolia H f i W IL L IA M S. H A R T in “Three Word Brand” np soBQ „ -----------------Also FOX NEWS XUL (*>Uu T O M O R R O W - ™ " * Ml!es Mintcr in “ Her 1 U lT lU IU lU W Winning W ay” ; also a Comedy Misti Marlon Hollins of New York, with the women's national golf clinna plonshlp cup, which sho won In the tournament nt tho Hollywood club, Deal, N. J. FAT WHEN GROWN UP 7 •• jn n j a a a a B \ w a n t t o u W H E R E 1 k HERE - TAKE FIND A OOOD) W O N 'T G ET) T hese glasses AUTO REPA IR [ S O A K E D J and r e a d t h ig ADDRESS is© GREATEST IN PLAINS STATES //$ Mausr 01 Farm Risks Established by Recordt, Kept by the Depart­ ment of Agriculture. Disks In the production of three groat stnplo crops—corn, wheat and outs—uro grentest In tho plains states, extending from Texas to North Da­ kota. Tills general fact In established by the average deviation of tlm yield per ucro from the uvernge yield, com­ puted by the bureau of crop estimates. Department of Agriculture, for these three crops for each stute from the records of BO years. On the other hand, the North At lantlc and the western states are re glons of comparatively low risk, or deviation of yield per acre from the average, for wheat and oats, and the entire Allantic coast and the west for corn. Tho grent corn holt, with Its enor moils production and surplus above local consumption, Is, after all, prom tncntly subject to risks of weather, In­ sects and disease In tlm production of crops, mid, while It would lie going too far to say of this region as n whole thnt (lie results of Its agriculture nro either "a feast or a famine," yet there Is ti tendency In this direction as tho area covered by tlm average becomes more restricted to county, township and Individual farm. Defense, Then Prosecution Rests. Mr. Hhnnlgnn Inserted his ki*y quiet­ ly ; walked anftly, undressed silently Heating swords into plowshares is and crept Into bed. not more difficult than heating a ri­ All Ills precautions were in vain. val into an empty department. Mrs. Khnnlgnn had been awake lis­ tening and waiting fur him. She told TO LET--Unfurnished room, L. E. him she supposed he had been work­ care of Herald. 22fi-2tp ing nt (he olllcc again; that she did not believe that story or any other ho had ever (old her; that she did not Orders have been placed for the have to put up with him; thnt slm machinery for the new Line Cola could have a career; that even now plast which will he established nt the committee was waiting to see If Daytona. she would accept the nomination for mnyor; that she had been warned The enterlninnmnt at the High | against him; that alio wns not now School Auditorium tonight is well the foolish Fciitlmeiitiil girl she was wort! the price of admission and you | when she married him, and then a deep Htinro showed l hat— iim - helping the t.‘ talents at tho norm { The defense rested, time. . Now everyone knows the prosecu­ tion should rest first; so Mrs. Sliaiil■ ■■MMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMHMHMMMKMMtiMa gau Jabbed Mr. Hhnnlgnn with her elbow; shook him; fussed, fumed, scolded and wept; hut It was no use. lie slept oil, soundly. The prosecution also rested.—Kath­ erine iSegley, In Judgo. HELP W ANTED The Star To-day IrM a ri 7^r\ P. A. MER0 General Repairs Dear of Wight nros.’ Service Station SANFORD FLORIDA TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY When John Plumho Orumuntoulo of Everett, Mass., grows tip ho promises to ho the "heftiest" young man In the country. John Is only seven years old now, and weighs the mean little total of 275 pounds. An $80,000 bond election will be called during the middlo of January for the town of Wauchuln. They will FOR S A LE — 1021 Model Ford onc-ton use $70,000 of this amount in case truck.— F. E. Mnrkwood, 1007 Pal­ it goes through for street work and metto Ave. 22G-2tc tho ndditionnl $10,000 for park and water improvements. W A N TE D — Salesman with cnr. Low priced 10,000 ndlo cord tiros. Hard Still, they’ll pronbly slip in n parworker who can produce is worth $100 "graph permitting nddicts to buy a per week to us.— Goodstock Cord Tiro Co., Chicngo, III. 225-ltp few cruisers on n doctor’s prescrip­ tion. 1 I LOST— Eyeglasses in enso marked “ Pnrlott Optical Co., Twin Falls, Idaho.” Finder please leave at First I f you don’t see your National Hank, 220-Gtp W IN T E R SPORTS TO TH E FODE A T DOLLINS COLLEGE While the Rollins College Tars are going through their paces trying to get together on tho basket bull floor the fair eo-cds of KoUina nro putting up a whirl wind game of field hull, 'lids new game is being introduced in­ to tlio school this year hy Miss Coop­ er, athletic coach o f women and from the present indications the game is taking very well. W OMAN'S CLUII NOTES CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IBB In our show Car Load o f ' windows, come in and look around — we have Something for all o f the family. RIPE BANANAS THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. on the Dray Track, near Mrs. John Lconnrdi, P ith ,(lent of the Woman’s Club, of Sanford has been apj oinled State Chairman of the Express office, open the child welfare in the Public Health for sale by the bunch or Henry McLaulin, Jr. department i f the State Federation, by the new state president, Miss by the dozen at reason­ OPT. D. Skinner. This work is one of the most able prices. Car must be O P TIC IA N — OPTOMETD LSI important things before the State, sold in two days. Come including the government survey in tlio State, and the nppointement of early and get your bar­ County Chairman. This is a work gains. nearest to the heart of the women of Florida and Mrs. I.connrtli is fully equal to tide, important task. This appointment is quite an lit nor for the Primitive People. Sanford Club and puts Mrs. Lconnrdi Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated The natives of Ht. 111Mu. In the two Hebrides, have decided to abandon a on the State Hoard, giving EYES E XAM IN ED <|iiiilnt custom which (hey lin\c fol­ members from Sanford the other lowed for more than a century, of being Tills. E. M. Galloway, State 212 East. 1at St. Sanford, FU. eiceth-,: their own t|ueen. Hereafter vice president. % WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8E B B B B B B B flB B B B B B B B B B B B B H H B a a they will take the natural descendant. They have deposed Queen Margot and The Leesburg Pulp Mill which is will recognize Mary as their sovereign. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBB1BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB This news comes as the first communi­ under consruction lit Leesburg nncation from the Island since last nounnccs that their is a possibility September and was brought to Loudon of doubling their plant in hIzo the by it vessel which delivered census size ns first thought. This announce­ ■ papers ut the Island. The natives ment wns mndo to their stockholders there speak only (incite, Inil the A N Y P A R T OF TOW N, O N TE R M S TO census papers were printed In English, recently. \ WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS otherwise the chief happenings on the Island Include an Inltucnzn epidemic, wl.h'li caused many deaths. Persons aboard the ship who could converse with the natives said the chief ipiestint) on the Island was whether the war had broken out ngnln. • Ferryboat Pavilion. A h ii lilting complement to a swim­ a v ming pool built on a Connecticut os8 tale recently, a ferryboat pavilion has p K been erected, says Popular Mechan­ M ics Magazine. Tills boat has all the w M (tilings of n regular craft of Its type, ■ bains equipped above with n lifeB lewit, life preservers, funnel uud pilot B The cabin Is n spacious dunce B ; house X IUk •• where diversion from the » ml d fg spoil limy he Indulged III, Tho r.wInciting pool forms a forward £ dock for the fern , and Is surround<nl by a sidewalk set with benches mid chairs. SUIT YO U Dr. Auslcy of Tallahassee and It. L. Tmvnshed have associated themselves and will erect a saw mill near Me. Intire with a daily renpneity .of 20,­ 000 feet of lumber to ho in operation shortly after tho first of tho year. Plans hnvo been drawn foif tho ' erection o f n hnaddomo bualnuss building nt West Palm Dench? Tho lower floor will bo oectiupied by four stores and tho second floor a resturnnt, rest rooms and offices. Tho Smith-EveH Manufacturing Compnny is n now manufacturing indur.try which will lie open up n littie Diver in a short time. They will manufacture wicker und pnlmetto funituro. I You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it by easy stages. I f you have some money, will build one or two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, g e t in the game now. M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT �'■iTj F A G * TWO 9SE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1921 .. a = — Shoe Repairing1 — Hand W ork o DISCOUNT S A L with Mrs, Raymond Koy ns hostess. Thero being eight tables o f players. Tho club rooms were beautifully decorated with little pino trees, and baskets and vases of poinsettlas and crepe paper festoons. When scores wero counted It wns found that Mrs. Loucks had mado high score and wns presented tho prizo which wns nn exquisite boudoir band. Tho shower wns n splendid success and many useful and attractive gifts wero given. A fter tho card game Mrs. Koy n»sistod by Mrs. John L. Leonard), Mrs. Clifford I’enbody, Mrs. W. T. Lang­ ley and Mrs. Chns. Fodder served pineapple salad topped with minia­ ture Christmas trees, saltincs ,and ten ns refreshments. Daily Fashion Hint .Aik' The history of this Bank is closely inter­ woven with that o f the progress of the community. The community has progressed. fore, it follows that this Bank must be a progressive Institution, and as it has serv­ ed every need in tho past, you can be sure r that it will serve your needs the fu­ 8 ON ANY PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR OVER FOR MISS HIGGINS A pretty social event o f yesterday afternoon was the bridgo party given T H IS D ISCO U NT ON A N Y GOODS IN : by Miss Lottie Cnldwoll, compliment­ STOCK ing Misq Adelaida Higgins, whose 9010 marriage to Lucius McLeod, o f Mo­ OTHER B A R G A IN S bile, Ala., takes place next week. The Christmas colors, rod and green were featured in tho decorations. Poinsettlas in baskets wero effective­ BOYS’ SPORT SU IT ly placed throughout tho house. Tho Khaki Is the logical material for the lights were shaded in rod and red development of this sport suit. !t is and green festoons were also used. ideal lor hikes and other activities of The tally cards wero hand painted the outdoor season. It consists of a shirt with open neck an I turn-back J I witli little bride's and grooms. O NE P A IR OF SHOES collar, and knee-length trousers. The *| In tho interesting gamo of bridge sleeves of the shirt may be made long, Guess the nearest number o f ■ |played during tho afternoon, high with straight culls, if preferred. Medium seeds in the Citron on dis­ J ! score was made by Mrs. lint Wight, si/c requires 3 yards 36-inch material. Pictorial Review Hoys' Suit No. tjoto. ■ ] who wns awarded u box o f bon-bons. play in the window. One Sizes, 4 to 14 years. Price, z j cents. The consolation prizo, also a box of guess with every purchase candy wns won by Miss Sara Wight. o f 10c or over. Shoes given Miss Higgins was presented a cut m glass Jam Jar as souvenir o f tho oc­ away December 24th. casion. ■ Life is full o f disappointments, A t the conclusion of tho card gamo H A N D W O R K A ; the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Robert i and the story seldom lives up to tho S SHOE R E P A IR IN G tirovenstein, Miss Sara Warren East- thrill of the headline. orhy nnd M th. Prod Wight served a A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ delicious salad course. 225-tfc Miss Higgins wore for this occasion dak.— Ilowor & Roumillat. a lovely frock of black lace. Those Invited to meet Misn Iliggf. s Reduced Electric fixture sale, wholewere Miss Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Rob- sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co, ert Hines, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. .1. Telephone 192. 223-4tc I). Woodruff, Mrs. lien Caswell, Mrs. -------Howard Smith, Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Miss The only certain thing about the Sara Wight, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Conference is that the folks hack C. It, Kirtley, Mrs. Iloy Chittenden, borne will cuss the delegates. Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. Ralph --------. Goodnpocd, Miss Marjorie Clay, Mrs. A useful Christmas gift, buy <1 koFirst Nnt’l Bank Annex Josoph Umbach nnd Mrs. Harry DickIlowor & Roumillat, 225-Lfo " The Family Shoe Store ” son of Orlando, Mra. Henry Wight, Mrs. U. A. Cnldwoll, M tb, D. D. Cnld­ Tho ladicn of tho Bnptlst Church woll, Miss Emmn (inllnghor, Mra. Ed. will hold their nnnuul bazaar on Fri­ s , i , i 0 U B W I N D 0 W ‘ U b f r .t o u c (utiims III 'U t.M l 6 St, **“ *■ ■»** *' Higgins, Mra. Ralph Wight, Mrs. day nnd Saturday, December 10 and Widcmun Cnldwoll, Minn Zoo Munson. 17. Plnco will bo announced Inter. 219-tfc Monday— Misaea Zoo and Fannie He­ SU PE R IN TE N D E N TS CONFERENCE. When the world reduces its arm­ lm Munson will give a dance at ament, perhaps! there won’t be so their homu on Myrtle avenue nt The Sot oral superintondonls of the much wanton killing time. 8:3(1 p, in. MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Deparmcnt of the Baptist Sunday Friday— Mra. Henry Purdon will en­ Phone 217-W School will meet tonigl t at the Tem­ Get nn electric fixture for a Christ­ tertain too members of tho T. N. T. I f y u n l i n v r nnjr f r i e n d s v U l t l n c y o u ple at 7 nnd perte"* *.*,c plans tor tho mas present, tho whole fnmlly can en­ — I f j t i u nr e k o I d k a n y w h e r e n r e i n n ln K Club ut her home on Pnimotto ave­ hiinii', o r If y o u n r e e n t r r l i i l n l n K , w r i t e large Christmas tree that will be j joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ nue nt 3:30 p. m. a |n.«tn l e n r d I n Hi In ile t n i r lt n e ii l, K l v l m r bed on Friday nk,ht the 23m. An cn-j site Post, office, d rliill* . n r lrlrli|in n e Ihe lle m . If w i ll 223-ltc Friday—Tho Indies o f the Baptist fie K r r n l l y nii| irerlnfetl . lertainnicitof unusual interest will church will hold their bazaar and U'vrrd the trees and the plans are \ All kinds of imported perfumes.— SOCIAL C A L E N D A R cooked food sale at the old stand i 225-tfc o f Mrs. Cutes on First street. j :• tiii< largest tree ever used in Ban-' Bower & Roumillat. -i !. Every department of the First Wednesday— Mrs, C. E. Henry will Friday— Mrs, Dwight Babbitt will en­ Even ho crudest amateur will get Baptist Church is growing, especial­ entertain llio members of Uio Ev­ tertain ut a Buffet Supper nt hor ly the .Sunday School. his deer ever;, time if he has a snea­ ening Pridgo Club nt her homo on home on Sanford Heights at seven king suspicion that it may be u Magnolia nvo. o'clock, honoring Miss Winnie guide. Wednesday— Mrs. E, F. Houalioldor P IP E ORGAN CLUB Brown a bride-elect o f this month. w lf entertain nt bridgo at 3:00 p. »pjj m, honoring Mina Norma Horndon, Saturday—The Ladies o f tho Baptist, Good meals, $8.00 per w eek,. Tho Pipe Organ Club held its n.gchurch will hold their bazaar nnd | ( | a brido-olect, nnd Mra, J. I). Wood­ meeting at the home of the Temple Club, corner Third and Park. cooked food sale at tho old stand of [ ruff, n recent bride, tho guoata in­ tf-p 1 President of the Club Mrs. C. J. Ryan Mrs. Cates. cluding tho mombora of tho Bon Ton Monday afternoon Dec. 12th. Bridgo Club. The sessions o f this club are mark­ BOUGHT n Dodge Coupe therefore FOR MISS HERNDON wo have for sale Dodge roadster, a Wednesday— Mrs. Ed. Lane will en­ ed with interest and enthusiasm. dandy 2-yoar-old, now in paint shop, tertain ut bridge nt. her home on .Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained very de­ Plans were made for further work Park avenue at 8:30 p, tn., honoring lightfully at bridge last evening at and committees appointed. During the cord tires.— Sanford .Motor Co., Dodge Mias Norma Herndon on,I her wed­ her home on Fourth street, honoring social hour o f the club Mrs. George Dealers. ding attendants. Miss Norma Herndon, u bride-elect of Hymn read the 2nd and 3rd stanzas Plans have been formulated where­ Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Koy will this week. There were five tables of of Dickon's Christmas Carol. Litter outortuin tho members cf this Ev­ players. Mrs, Ryan assisted by Mrs. A. F. Mc­ by Moore Haven will in tli vr v near Red and green wore the colors used Allister served a dainty salad course future have an up-to-date iignt and ery Week Bridge Club nt her homo on Park avenue, nt 3:00 p. hi. in decorating tho room? where the with chocolates While refteshments power plant. Thuradny— Mrs. Frnnk Miller will en­ card tables were placed. Baskets ami were served amusing dippings were tertain ut an informul dunce honor­ crystal vases of poinsettius being us­ read by the guests. A ll kinds o f imported put fumes.— ing Mlaa Norma Horndon nnd her ed. Tho >iv, s were shaded in red 225-tfc Mrs. Ryan is a charming hostc.r Bower & Hmimillal. which cast a < i.low over the pret­ and this meeting ut her home was wedding attendants. Friday— Lieut. H. A. Blvl'.s will en­ ty scene. B A R G A IN S - Broad gunge Under­ delightful. O f exceptional interest wns tho tertain the mombera of the Hornwood typewriter, new, will sell nt bargain. See It ut Herald office. don-Ilivina bridal party ut dinner gamo o f bridgo played during tho MUSIC AN D LIT E R A T U R E DEnt tho Vnldoz Hotel, preceding tho evening. High scoro being made by 223-3tp PAKTM ENT Mrs. It. W. Herndon, which wns a silk rehearsal for tho wedding. Tho program for the Music ami Lit­ Saturday— Herndon-Ilivins Nuptials vnnity, which she presented to the lto.klcrigc has entered into nn erature Department of the Woman’s agreement with the Cocoa Ice and maids to cut for, Miss Esther Miller at high noon nt Holy Cross Episco­ being the lucky one. The men's prize Club for tomorrow afternoon will lie Light Plant to secure current for the pal Church. lighting o f their streets. Saturday—-Mra. A, P. Connally will a smoking tray, was won by B. W. us follows: ontortain the members of tho Hern- Herndon, who presented it to the Messiah ................................. Hamlet Mrs. E. W. Dunn, of Orlando don-llivina bridny pnrty nt a wed­ bride-groom. The honorco wns pre­ Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ ding breakfast, nt hor homo on sented a pair of candle sticks and "Comfort Ye My People." ery, Bower & Roumillat. 225-tfc "Hallelujah Chorus" candles. Mngnolir. avenue. Victor Chorus Following tho awarding of piizes Saturday—Tho Children's Story Hour Electric fixtures must go, beginning "E lijah " ........................ Mendelssohn Mrs. Hill served n tempting salad will bo held ut Ccntrnl Park nt 4:00 Monday morning, December 12th, all Mrs. E. A, Douglass course. o’clock, electric fixtures in Htock will bo sold Miss Herndon wan daintily attired " L ift Thine Eyes’’ Thuradny— Mrs. Dick Brown will onat smashed prices. Snlo will last fo r Mrs. Ed. Higgins in blue flowered chiffon. tertuin at a bridge-luncheon at 3 n few days only.—Treadwell Electric Mrs. Scholle Mnincs o'clock at tho homo o f her parents, Co., opposite Postoffico. 223-4tc Mra. E. M. Carroll CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Ball, on Park " I f With All Your Heart" avenue. SHOWER AND RRIDGE Beautiful lino of Christmar Station­ Charles Polk 8:30 p. m, The sodnl department o f tho Wom­ ery, Bower & Roumillat. 22o-tfc Thursday— Music and Lltoruturo De­ an's Club gavo a shower for tho Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malphls, o f partment Woman’s Club at 3:30 Children's Home Society, followed by Lake City, who have recently moved p. in. a bridgo pnrty yesterday afternoon, here, nre now pleasantly located o>> December 16 to December 24 FREE ture. First National Bank A COMMUNITY b u i l d e r F. P. Forster, Pres. H of-m ac Battery Co. C om plete S tock Highest Quality* EASTERN STA R IN S T A L L A T IO N The Eastern Star will hold thclit installation servicea Thursday night at 7:30 and overy nuwly elected oftico\ i» requested tu bo presont. B. F. Whitner, Cashier 3 OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD O F ® PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Professional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column SANFORD,FLA, SOCIETY 3 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ADDITIONAL LOCAL J Evans avenue, Sanford Heights, The) former Henry Nickel’s home. There­ LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A . DeCottes Aliornoy-ui-Law Oxer Seminn)« County Hunk SANFORD -!* S. O. sTiinhoIsci ~~ Contractor r.nc! Guilder 4AN*FOR!> |i.iqjiDj) FLO R ID A H ARTFO RD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland G ARAGES CONTRACTORS AN1) BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Box III P U R L W ATER Elder Springs Water Smith Bros. Garage Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak nnd First Geo. W . K n igh t Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD Sanford Constructs Co, 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, PI* HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New IIotel” $1.59 Up Per Day FLO RID A .. Employment Bureau.. Tho vocational commltteo of tho Busi­ ness and Professional Women's Club requests all young wonnn desiring employment to register lit tho First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. SANFORD NOVELTY W O RKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. General Machine und Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear hands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned TRANSFER “ WE D E L IV E R TH E GOODS*' Sanford Steam Laundry Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR SERVICE Call 146-J If we please you, tell others; if no tell us. Phone 498 W . R A W L IN G , Prop. — Get your Scratch Pads from Thi Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Acteylene W elding H. W . N ICK E RSO N OF A L L KINDS Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits— Systems Income Tnx Service Located In Engle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc. IN S U R A N C E Room 13 McNdll-Davls Bldg. Orlando, Fin. Phone 852 N. Y . L IF E INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair w. T. ROBERTS, Agent Shop ! Located at 207 French Avc., between Sanford Florida 2nd nnd Third. E. R. BERGQUI9T. | SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BUSS j 3 Alt Maine Grown— Free From Scab and Fungus----------- Rest Quajlty nt the L 0 W E S T P R i C r J I B T H E L. 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S TESTING FOR ALCOHOL HOLDS WILDERNESS IN SCORN Dear Santa Claus:— TOOK THE WHOLE SECTION 1 should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day o f his life. Japanese Adventurer Thrives on 8uch Perils as Might Well Daunt Even the Bravest Girl Availed Herself Thoroughly of Courtesy Extended to Her by Fellow Traveler. Tnjlro Wuclct has always ployed a lone hand. Up and down the northern fringes of civilization lie has pioneered for 110 years. Ho has boon In the thick of every gold rush from the Klondike to Hanson Creek. He la cm expert trapper, hunter, cook, prospector and dog-team driver. From Athabasca to the month of the Mackenzie, all oldtimers know tho little yellow wilder­ ness ndventurer. Soon after the discovery of a gusher weJI at Fort Norman Inst fall, winter closed the trails to the now oil bonnnzn on the Mackenzie. Hut It did not shut out .lujlro Wndn. Ico and snow and howling blizzards have no terrors for him. Employed by Van­ couver capitalists to go to Fort Nor­ man and stake claims for them, he struck out for Peace river with n team of dogs In tho dend of winter. For 1,200 miles he mushed nlone through the frozen, wolf-hnunted solitudes, staked Ids claims and came hack across the snow to I’enco river. Now he has been employed by a New York syndicate to go to tbe top of the world on n hunt for gold. A rumor has long been bruited about the arctic that Hcrschel Islnnd conceals rich gold deposits. The little Jap will soon lenve for tho north prepared to spend nt least a yenr on this thunderriven, desolate rock In the nrctlc sens. I f he uncovers treasure, there will he no delay In bringing out samples. No matter If It Is 00 degrees below, JnJIro Wndn will harness up his mnlnmiites and break trail hark toward civiliza­ tion, That’s Ids way. Some of us remember tbe story of the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ thu camel that wanted to put Ids nose Into the master’s tent to \yarm a bit. ing on Christmas eve. Well, that camel Is still alive. The other day sho got on the train, dressed very prettily nnd looked us I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow If she were used to hnvlng half tho when I explain how his savings will be increased by the world whenever she wished It. Hut she didn’t, get It, for nil tho I'ullmun interest added by your bank. seats were taken. Finally a middle-aged man, noticing her discomfiture mo Honed lo the i’ultHold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has nian conductor. "I have this whole something to add to his account every week. When he section reserved," he explained, "nnd since lids young Imly only goes to is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I Evansville she may have a seat In It." think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That Courtly, lie rose from Ids sent fac­ ing the engine uml Indicated that she will be a R E A L gift. was to have It while he would ride Your old pal, hackward. While he stood waiting for her to settle herself In It she lifted DAD. her grip, put It on the sent facing her, draped her eont beside It, nlso her hat, inngnzfne* purse nnd a box of candy. Then elm stretched herself In the choice sent, leaving not an Inch of room for any other person to occupy. S Enclosed plense Hnd check for $..................................with which to open n Savings Account for For a long minute the man stood regurdlug the Idt of space beside the lint nnd enndy box. Then he turned Nnmo on Ids heel and went Into the smoking enr to stay until the train reuchcd Evansville.— Indianapolis News. Kindly mnil the pass book to me at.................................... CANDIDATE GOT ONE revenue wlm decide whut Is mill wlint Is tint III coliollc. There wnx n tlmu not long 11go when tin* Iqnoeent Imlr tonic ninl sweet smelling cologne were not suspected; mm inlays they even lest linli.v's milk to (liul Its alcoholic coiileiit. So It bus conn about that practically every variety of perfmioi uml toilet water, tonic uml klmlrcd objects have to go through the tests of the Imrorui Inborntnry. TRAIN SCHEDULE CORRECTED TO NOV . 10, 1021 VOTE Southbound Arrlvo Humiliating Practical Joke Played on No. 83.. Italian Who Had Made Hlmeelf No. 27.. Politically Unpopular. No. 0L. ....... 1:18 p.m. 89.. ....... 2:55 p.m. Solicitor Onndolfl of Cremona, No. 85.. ....... 0:55 p.m, Italy, besides being a poet, Is also n No. bombastic meddler In political matters. Because of this It was arranged by a Northbound party of Jokers to bring him forward Arrive as a candidate for tho polls. The elec­ No. 82. toral committee was duly constituted No. 81..........11:45 n.m, and Gandolfl’s namo was entered on No. 80.. the government lists. 02.. ....... 4:00 p.m, The unlucky solicitor was forced No. No. 28.. during tho fortnight to do his own can­ vassing and to drlvo about from vil­ lage to village delivering speeches. Trilby llrnnch When election day came, no voting pa­ Arrive pers having been distributed by the xNo. 100.. committee for him, It was found tliut xNo. 24.. the only voto he received was his xNo. 158. own. His discomfiture may bo Imag­ No. 22.. ined, but It Is said that a radical euro for Ids political tendencies bus been found, A still more unfortunntu candidate was a communist In tho same town named Lodollnl. After the commun­ ists had ontclully announced their In­ tentions to curry him, tho man disap­ peared. It was found that tho Faselstl hnd seized Idm nt night time nnd driven him to Casnlmagglore, whore he was forced under the severest threats to remnlit during election time. Once Lnilnlliil returned to Cremona to see his wife, hut tho sunte night the Fasclstl again entered the house nnd forced him to dress nnd drove 1dm tigaln to seclusion und meditation over the rules for thu Third Intonmtlonule. — New York Tribune. Buy It with a Harold Want Ad. Leesburg llrnnch Arrive Departs 2:40 n.m, 8:40 n.m. 1:38 p.m. 3:20 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 4:05 p.m. Dopnrts 7:00 a.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. S s JOY THAT COMES BUT ONCE ■■ Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from Statesman Recalls Thrill of Delight That Came to Him In Hit Schoolboy Cays. Wllllnm C. Itodfiuld, former secre­ tary of commerce, says that he can re­ coil with microscopic (H.itlucthiiis the moment that gave hlmlho biggest thrill of delight In Ills whole life. It was when he wus going to school uml try­ ing to master long division. Three or four aisles over from where he sat a hoy yawned. It was not an ordinary yawn, hut one of such genu­ ine expression of feeling toward things In general that It attracted ltedtleld's attention. He was fortunate In having a paper wad right lit hand, ready for any emer­ gency, and lie aimed this at the hoy's cavernous mouth. Hy one of those rare exhibitions of mugminliully on the part of till luanlmutu object, the wad went right stpiuro into tbe goat, and Itcdilrld's J<>> knew no hounds. He hail played the one chanee In a million and won. Encouraged by bis dexterity In that Instance, Itcdltebl then tried throwing rings at knives at county fairs, but never again did be exhibit such wondrolls alio. Nnmo ELECTRIC GIFT JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor whoso offices for tho pnst year wore located nt tho Somltielo Hotel nnd nt 107 Ninth nvenuo, Sanford, has mov­ ed Into n larger place which is being equipped ns tho Snnford Sanitarium, located nt 1000 Union Street or Sec­ ond street East. O U R R E P A IR IN G IS UNEXCELLED FO R QUALITY £• DURABILITY Employment Bureau M A K E IT A N Removal Announcement CU RLING IKONS only ..... ........... 3-Ihs IKONS with Curling Irons ....... 6-lb, IKONS, only .................. (JKILLS, only ............ TOASTERS, only .................. PEKCULATOK8, only ..... ........... $3.50 - .. 8.00 6.0011.00- Tho Vocutionnl Committee o f tho Bus­ iness und Professional Woncn's Club requests all young wt,^ion dostrlng employment to register at the First National Hank, nnd business men rsutrlng heip to consult register. Eyes Tested Optometrist-Optician Opp. Pos to ff ico Wo Appreciate Your Business Frames Repaired Washing Machines on Easy Payments Put Edison Lamps in every socket for better und bright­ er lights F. P. R1NES WARD & RIVE 103 Palmetto Arc. GLOBE PIANO CO. Sanford, Fla. Piano Owners, Notice! S AV E YOU MONEY Hero for n limited stay. Patrons de­ siring tunings phono Vnldez Hotel. Write os Empire Hotel Block “ Mack the Piano Tuner” ORLANDO, FLORIDA T H ’ J -Q rv I M P O S E S * FINE O F + J U T G # FOfR &PEEOiX(y - B u t i d o n t ty* h t t o VE *e o u r \FY V THJ r wr m f ¥iryi HT t E R - r* h o I F ytJuu T H ’ C O S T S /u.u BY LOUIS RICHARD I I'M QHLV TOO &Lt)L> TO ESCAPE T H ^ t F iN c ~ HH* r * R l VrELL l e t s SEE Norr- THERE r o R TH' pR osital'M '• k TTO R m E V 7W’ C O N S r * o i t s FEE 7=0 R II 77/ Court stemo <sr* phm , FOR TN uSh 6 f OF TH COURT A iy R jO o *v i - SJ/s/O pee or to ** — o **\TH U Y TV T>o l l $ r s V _ w F iC C . • -------- 'T H tiT S Xnior-imtj^Cartoon Co., N. Y. Lenses Duplicated ----- and----- E X PE R T IN S U R A N C E SERVICE I represent progressive, modern in­ surance old-lino companies nnd am prompt in rendering you expert serv­ ice in securing for you Just what you want in llfo insurance on the plan stilted to your present and futura Oviedo llrnnch need. Endowment, monthly income ....... 7:45 p.m, xNo. 120... G E N E R A L R E P A IR IN G 3:40 p.m. plans, and automobile and fire In­ xNo. 127.. Old Ford Garage surance. Write or phone me to call. West First St. x— Daily, except Sunday. W. J. TH IG PEN. Phone No. 447-W Tho Oklawah Valle/ Hallway which A modern good providor is ono hnB not been operating for some time hna resumed operation nnd are now who brings home n now dance rec­ A naturalist snya nil Nature de­ running trains from Pnlntkn to Sliver ord for tho phonograph every night. tests decayed vegetation. This is es­ — Hartford Times. pecially true o f the dead-beat. Springs. I Glasses Fitted TOM MOORE 3.75^ Vacuum Cleaners Departs xNo. 157.. No. 21... xNo. 101.. xNo. 25.. ....... 1:30 p.m. No. 22... ....... 7:00 p.m, THERE S I E m S To E E S O M E 'D i s p u t e ; fis roi 7>/’ T * C T $ IN V O l u?l C t ) 5 Z - S rtR S m F T vw m o t S u m i O d u T ^ 'VOUfZ JET'*' s S Q U I R E E D G E G A T E — — Court Comes High Any Way You Take It _ - Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with E /vouori O Q u i r Z. >1 • * * * » * R jr �tS 'li. I* VxHI 's h $ 'X * " '•’ • 1 • PAGE FOUR i*i« SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1921 speak on tho mattor, North and W est­ MICKIE SAYS ern Florida, which holds, as it has • iM ft H a 4t| at f b held rinco it dominated the loglsla STOP! TUiMtt USSEVll turcs which arranged tho present np wawn 's -w ? vaavi vm ofu. w a rn portlonment o f representatives and AT TVf DROP O' *m' WAT PER VMSJ stato senators, made haste to put thru m u u u i OLE WOVAE * T O «V W A U ' NET a bill providing fo r tho mntcrlal en­ f T T H O L L Y _______________ Editor VJOMYTAVte HIS HOME *TOWM largement o f tho old capitol. It was , W .J . L1LLAHD....Secretary-Treasurer NEWSPAPER’. A R E NOL) openly said tho main object of tho bill 8. A. NEEL------ ...General Manager WMOOF A GUN 9 was to cut o ff nny further danger of removing tho capital, thoy thinking C. L. IRWIN c n t o tn - a n o x mam t a n s thnt, with this much o f tho taxpayors Phone 148 np to 6 P. M. money spent there, tho sentiment t » w n iiliw Bstss Mad* I m t , oo Appllostlos would bo against throwing it awny. SubMrtgUaa trio* la A 4 vaa» The advocates of giving tho peoplo no Sii' Oh Tm i ..........................................ft. (Hi He Kottiu iitM iii.iiiii.tx iM itiiM tit It voice In tho mattor, won out, and tho Dsllrarwt it City ky OarrUr Om WMk .................................. IS Osata bill passed and was signed. Archi­ Tfc* bit IS- U . . . WMklT l« n U tects were called on fo r plans, and it (testy oorsrt S*mla«U Onmty ty tad la ftlUkid has been announced that tho contract Friday. AdrsrtUlu n l u D*m**r»tU “ ~ M m M la HUtlM. fS.M will be let by tha board o f Btate in­ S L C £ always la adtaaaa. stitutions early in January. Member o f The Associated P r m Hut the friends of capita) romovnl, lying low nnd Halving the smart g iv ­ en them by tho movo of tho upper state crowd, nro not aslocp. They W het a great thing just to bo able have taken the mattor under consid­ to live. fie-rweww eration nml have decided thnt ono men# ip foxy movo is no worse than another LE T US OFFER S PE C IA L B A R ­ And this ideal Floridn weather foxy move. Therefore, tho protest GAINS '5 S , Ices ono fool thnt great joy o f liv­ which hnB been filed, and which will ing. A fte r tho first of January Sanford doubtless bo followed by an injunction --------------o ------ -- - . merchants should get together on tho ngninst tho board's movement. And tho joyous ChrlBtmaB season It will take some time to get tho Q flA M f big idea o f attracting now business to should bo made tho greatest occasion this city nnd tho wny to nttract now matter ndjusted, but friends o f capi­ o f all the year. business is to put tho prices down tal removal have already waited a 5 ----------- o----------jf‘ where they will be attractive to thb long time, nnd thoy are patient nnd strength exerted to move it Is nbout Tho Chicago police have not caught buyers. Every live city in every will go through the entiro machinery equnl to tho following: “ Lucky O'Connor” nnd ho l« probably state in the union has tried this Id ea1of the courts to hnvo tho mattor sotOn a hard smooth plank road, 40 bonded for Floridn to sell led pencils with remurkublo success especially the tied, i f it be true there is no monoy pounds; on a good Macadam road, on tho streets of Sanford. cities thnt are surrounded by a form­ in the stato trensury “ not otherwise GO pounds; on a common good hnrd -----------o----------ing community such as Hanford. Ev­ appropriated,” then tho work cannot rond 100 pounds; on n soft road, Wo nro for Tom Edison nnd Henry ery nierchnnt gets together on tho go on. Tho expenses of government nbout 200 pounds. Ford. Wo believe thnt If .they uvo al­ iden of having a special nalc on one have been running up to n monstrous Tho value of good roads, nnd ns lowed to use Muscle Shoals they will article in the store and thoy get to­ height for years in Floridn, and tho level ns possible, ami we enn have K?r:' make tho South great by this water gether in order thnt no special snlo time has como to go strictly by the them in Florida nnd many other power nnd regnrdlcss of whether they will conflict with tho other stores. law in all Huch mntters.^-Tnmpn T ri­ wnys, is seen in these largo figures. exploit it for themselves or for man­ They enn offer a special article nt n bune, Good ronds help in the marketing kind In goncral tho South will profit ----------- o----------price thnt is below cost for it will at­ of crops. by it and hecomo tho gront country tract the customers nnd the stores will T H E HOME TO W N BARER ■ ■— o that Its wonderful possibilities nro en­ sell other nrticlcs thnt special bnrgaln ■ titled. ■ day. It will bring hundreds of now ■ Many good things hnvo beon printed A ----------- o----------people to Sanford and make this city in the pnst month nbout tho Home nt Selling liquor to young hoys In San­ the trading center for milcB around. Town Rnpcr, hut one of tile best was Re to 5 ford must stop nnd if tho officers ennIt will build up an immense trndo for n hit o f poetry sent by the Democratic not stop it there is a bunch of deter­ Kfl » s Sanford and give this city a reputa­ Union, o f Oncdin, N. Y. to to ■ mined men who will stop it. Tho boys By n Sanford Cclery-Fcd tion for buyers thnt will hold a big This was printed in quotations to i who are getting drunk can be made to Man business here all the year round. which allowed that it was origin!—but to tell if tho right methods were em­ to It is not too early to think o f it it Is so good thnt it is printed ngain hat t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o ployed hut tho entire business 1ms to nnd this is a splendid idea for tho for the benefit o f those who love tho been too lax. It is difficult to make a merchants committee o f tho Chnmbor man tell whore he obtains ills liquor dear old "Home Paper.” Thero is a young man in Arkaiisaw, o f Commerce to take up and put it but tho boys would toll if they were Can anyone rend this poem— it Who can saw as much wood as his mu over, There is moro money going out put in jail for a week. can saw of Sanford than is coming in and ev­ seems to come from tho heart— with­ -oIlut give him an ax, out a dream vision o f the old burg ery mar. in business realizes this. A Pcoplo nro so crazy about tho new And with ono or two whacks, trip to neighboring cities will convince nnd the good old times in the "days” Bcnchnm Theatre in Orlando that rivHe'll chop up moro lags than his pa you of this fact for you will see your of youth.” nl play houses hnvo sought an injunc­ can saw. When tile evenin’ shade is fnllin’ friends nnd neighbors buying nrticlcs tion trying to stop the opening of at the endin’ o’ the dny, that will surprise you and they nro tho Bcnchnm unless Mr. Bcnchnm What I)o You Think of This? An a feller rests from labor smok­ buying them not because thoy went to leased the now theatre to tho opposi­ A very curious number is 112,857. in’ at his pipe o’ clay, another city to buy them but bocauso tion, It is only a question of tlmo Multiply it by 1, 2, 2, 4, 5, or G nnd There’s nothin’ does hint so much the other city had something cheaper when Sanford will lie enjoying a real the result will ho tho sumo figures, good, be fortune up or down, than your own city lias and in inly­ theatre, Tho field is certainly hero rending across or dovvnwnrd nnd, bo­ As tlio little weekly paper from ing this article your neighbors were ' for something real good in the nntuseginning at n different point, in tho attracted to other articles. It is high 1 his oR home town. ment line. time thnt Sanford did something to If it ain’t n thing of beauty, an’ its same order, hut if multiplied by 7 gives all P’s: stem this tide of outside buying and it print ain’t always clean, 112,857x1 — 142,857. Talking about tho “ hard times” in is high time our local merchants in­ Yet it nlruightcns out his temper 142,857x2—285,71 I. tho north and calculating when they vestigated this out of town trade for when a feller’s foolin' mean; M2,857x2—428,571. will strike Florida is tost motion. Hard it is assuming proportions that will in­ It takes the wrinkles o ff Ids face 142,857x4— 571,428. times arc here when you think so nnd jure our city if it is continued. Wo and drives away the frown, 142,857x5— 714,285. while wo all realize that money is should be up and doing on this busi­ That little weekly paper from his 142,857x5— 714,2B5. tight and the lettuce market slow wo ness and doing something to attract ol’ home town. 142,857x5—857,142. nlso realize that business must con­ this home trade back to Sanford and It tells o f all tho parties an* the 142,857x7— OOP,POP, tinue or we will all go broke. It is in attracting the home people attract balls of Squash Pie Row, well to economize but it is also well to out-of-town buyers and thus get in ’ Bout who sp nt Sunday with his Thought for the Day one (Urnge trade and keep tho wheels the new money that is badly needed. girl, an’ how the crops'll Error of opinion may be tolerated o f business turning. Hanford has tho There is no need to lie mealy mouth­ grow ; where reason is left free to combut it. best opportunity of any city in the ed about our trade conditions. There Mow it keeps a feller posted 'bout — Thomas Jefferson. state and wo should not forgot tlmt. is no reason to bo pussyfooted about who’s up, an ’bout who'so down! . -----------o---------- saying what we mean. This condition That little weekly paper from Ids Tho smartest girl in school ami tho Camp Johnston is now being In­ confronts us now ami it is not a ol' home town, prettiest girl in town are never taken theory but is a fact. This l»!g trade spected for u government hospital. N'ow I like to rend the dailies an one for another, Camp Johnston is ono o f tho most day m.e'’ a week will work wonders the story papers, too, clastic propositions in the state. A here in Sanford. We do not need to An' nt times the yrllor novels an' A mother returned a pair of bedfow months ago it was the homo o fjK « t t . it before Christmas because nome other trash—don't you? room slippers to a local store th is buoy now with tho holiday | tho Moosohcart, then tho homo for M* Hut when I want como mulin’ thnt week and asked for a new pair. y one familiar with L u b I - I something else, it has boon tho site of trade hut will drive away a frown, “ Bad leather?” asked tho merchant. all kinds of fuclorics from Ford down ness v » ions will readily recognize i 1 want, that good ol’ paper from "N o, bad hoy." and now it will bo a vocational uni­ the fnct that something must he done my ol’ home town. after tho holidays to stimulate trade versity. Well, here’s hoping it will A man wrapped up in his work is got tho univorsity. Tho boys who and this is till’ one Idg idea that will too busy to catch cold. GOOD ROADS H E LP IN put It over. Tlio Chamber of Com­ cumpctl there during the war will ho M AR KE TIN G OF CROPS plonsed to attend tho university, wo merce could do nothing bettor after When Andrew Carnegie was nHkod th« first o f tlio year than to meet this know. whnt he considered the greatest fnctor The arguments in behalf of good condition nnd solve it for the benefit ---------- o— - - — • in industry— labor, capital or brnins, of Sanford and Sanford merchants. roads are so many and so onesided, President Enmon DoVnlcrn, of the tlmt the man who cun present even tho canny Scot replied with a merry Irish Republic, says he will not accept one plausible reason against them is twinkle in his eye: "Which is tho moHt A L L IN TH E GAME tho terms of Great Britain grunting wise beyond his generation. The move­ important of a three-legged stool?" Ireland the same status as Canada, W. M, Hampton and Anderson & ment in belmlf of better roads is Australia ami other countries of the A little Iwty who attended church Anderson, attorneys of Ocnla, hnvo, at growing and the farming community British Empire. Our advice to Eamon and heard tlio minister say that God is to tnko half a loaf as It is much the request of other citizens, filed a whore the spirit of improving tho gave Moses two tablets was not satis­ better than no loaf at all and If he written formal protest with the board highway hos taken hold, is the one fied until lie asked his dnd at dinner does not accept tho half loaf he will ,,f commissioners of statu Institutions, which investors can safely regard time if Moses suffered from indiges­ bo lonfjng on the job before lie knows at Tallahassee, against the letting of as having intelligent and prosper­ tion. It for other irishmen are after his job. contracts to complete tho proposed ad­ ous people. For information about ditions to tho state rapitol, authoriz­ how to make good roads, address CHRISTM AS S TA T IO N E R Y, ed by Die last legislature. "Bureau o f Public Ronds," United POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. T he net appropriated $250,000 “ out States Department o f Agriculture K Everything In The holldny lino in I ■ of any moneys in tho state trensury Washington, D. C., or the State Rom! N E W P U R IT Y ■ stationery, post cards, engraved not otherwise appropriated.” Thu pro­ Department, Tnllnhnssce, Florida. ■ ChristnuiH nnd Now Yenr's cards, n test takes tho position thnt there are The following table, according to CROSS PRODUCTS N stamps und stickers, etc,, at tho Her­ ■ no moneys "in the state treasury not the U. S. Bureau of Ronds, shows the ■I ald offlco. Ono o f tho finest nnd most F ig Budding, N otherwise appropriated.” grade per mile ns indiented. An in­ complato llncB ever In aught to Sun■ Tho Tribune has not looked into tho Dnto Budding, clination of: N ford. Open overy night until Christ­ N question of whether there is or is not Plum Budding foot in 10 is 428 feet per mile. mas. ■ Chocolate Fudge Building. ■ r.ny moneys in tho state treasury not foot in 15 is 252 feet per mile. ■ Lobster Salad ■ otherwise appropriated, therefore, it foot in 20 is 201 feet per mile. A t Douglas, Arlz., there hns been ■ will not attempt to speak o f the pro­ Chill Concnrno ■ foot in 25 is 211 feet per mile. dug up a skull' moro than nn inch babilities of success for tlio protes­ Creamed Finnan Iladdlo foot in 20 is 170 fcot per mile, thick. Tho owner was the mnn who ters; but, it is a fair game that is be­ Deviled Chicken foot in 25 is 151 foot per mile. originated tho custom of giving only ing played, and it Is a fair movo that Creamed Spaghetti with foot in 40 Is 132 feet per mile. useful Chrlstmns gifts to children.— ( b takon. Chooio foot in 50 is 10 feet per mile. Newark Nows. When tho sontlmont for capital re­ foot in 100 is 53 feet par mile. * a moval last Rcsslon of the legislature foot in 125 is 42 feet per mile. 1 W ell, the munitions makers enn began to got wnrm nnd tho demand turn to tho making of automobiles In drawing a ton weight (in ­ Rhone* 497-494 ’ wn3 boing made from all ov»r tho W B L A K A BLOCK {southern half o f tho state for an op­ cluding wagon) on freely running without loworlng their batting averportunity to let tho peopln, as a whole wheels, on a perfect level, the ago*. i;Vf THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Enmon looks to us liko tho walking delegate o f tho unions who must stir up strife and troublo to hold his Job nnd when peace is made he has no job. ----------- o----------Tho Reporter-Star has brought out Hon. M. 0. Ovorstreet for governor and while thoy may have picked him too early in tho gamo yet ho Is nlwnys good and his many friends in this pnrt o f tho stato who know him so well know that ho is of gubernatorial size and would niako tho state of Flor­ ida a good executive. Tho Horald has not picked nny governors ns yet but wo suppose this pleasant pastime can bo indulged in at the holiday time as well as nt other times nnd this part of tho stnto should bo recognized in tho general go round for office seeking. Knowing M. 0. ns well ns wo do wo can nt least nny that all that tho R.-S* said about him is true nnd then some. There is none better than M. 0. Overstreet. TRUCK Deane Turner Only 10 more Days till Xmas Wo will not soy "D o Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we can say without fea r o f jok­ ing or contradiction that i f you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will lmvo that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N D IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E — It comes to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you nbout it. Christmas brings it homo to you with full force. i i i■ a ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 5 : a a ■ a The Peoples Bank a a a a ■ of Sanford : a Seed Potatoes ■ ■ ■ N a a s a a a a a a a a a ROSE FO U R BLISS T R IU M P H a a a COBBLERS This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, from fields free from Blight infection a a a 11 P E C K BAGS Ask for Prices Chase Sc Company FLORIDA SAN FO RD S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E WOPKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CE M E TE R Y W O RK A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 Weal First Street 1018 West First Street How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put O n Firm Flesh Quickly Increase Your Energy and Beautify the C om plexion Easy and Economical to Take. NtCK XI A thtt Thin or run-down folks I Tnko Muitin’s VITAM O N —two tablets BUST with every meal. Then weigh and Bt.4w.1u meiumro yourself each week ami continuo taxing Mastin'* VITAMON regularly until you nro sntliQcd with WWiT tOfeAM your gain in weight und energy. Monlin'ii VITAMON contains highly cnnccnlrnled ycant-vltaminm rut will n* tlio two other utill moro important vitaminoa (Fnt Soluble A nnd Water Soluble C). It ia now liclng u«od by thousands who appreciate ita con­ venience, economy und rjulck results, lly Increasing the nourishing power of whnt you cat Muslin's VITAMON supplies Just what your body needs to feed tho shrunken tissues, slrnigthrn internal organs, clear the skill nnd renew shattered nerve force without upsetting tlio stomach or causing gas. Pimples, bolts and akin eruptions 140 seem to vanish as if by magic and tlio fiowuU complexion lieeomes radiantly dear nnd lieniitiful. , IMPORTANT! While the in iu lug health-building value of Mastin'* VIT/ MON hn* lieen clearly and positively demonstrated In coses of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia. Indigestion, constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion nnd a generally weakened physical anil mental condition, it should not l » used by anyone who'OUJECTS to hnving their weight increased to normal. You can get Muatiu’s VITA M O N tablota at all good druggists. to K M A S T IN S . V IT A M O N TUI ORIGINAL iliA f fp E T . S " YEAST C trA V« J » Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With if it ASTIINSii‘„,VITAMON isn'1 Th n R T AND The more you smoke them •• iho better yok11 like then t Writs for our Preuiuin Catalog No. » L IBW1? CIGAR MFU qo.. NEWARK. N. J. LxrgtH Independent Cigar Factory U *ha Warld. t) flt o j 3FFICE su pplies a t h e r ald office POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE >W>tl �Ultle Happening* Mention of Matter* la Brief Personal Item* of Inloreet In and About The City <£ : THE WEATHER pa fa jra For Florida: Fnlr tonight and Thursday! little change In tompornturc. TEMPERATURE : R. R. Allyn, of Tampa, is spend­ ing n few days hero on business/ A. A. Voard, of Tampa, spont the dny hero yestorday on a business mis sion. Irving L. Fisher, o f DoLnnd, was in the city yesterday attending to business, J. Fauth, of Bloomfield, N. J., is among the out o f state visitors stop­ ping at the Montezuma. Good morning—have you used nny soft sonp? Tho weather is just simply idoal nnd is mado to order for that fine Christmas trade that wo are enjoying. It is also good for tho crops nnd everything looks like wo are sitting on tho top of tho world. Reports from other sections of the country say it is snowing and tho good people will bo chnslng down to Florida after tho holi­ days. And then tho Metho­ dist conference is over nnd there will bo more chicken for everybody und Dr. Walker is home again. Anin’t wo lucky? 1021 .... 77 ... 49 Tho greatest Jew in Amorica and certainly one of the greatest speak­ ers in America, Rabbi Stephen Wise, will deliver n lecture hero on tho night o f Dec. 20th. nt tho Princess Thentrc. Tho lecture will bo entitled, "The World's Only Chnnco" and will ■ be under the auspices of tho Klwnnnls " Club of this city. Prof. Sherman Smith, of New York City, while hero Inst year said,"Dr. Wiso cnn throw more brains over the footlights thnn nny American living.” Tickets on snle nt Bower nnd Roumllats Drug Store. TO NIG H T A T THE B A PT IS T TEM PLE. IQ Ha Klnio L. Riley, of Jacksonville, is Hi among the business visitors transact­ M ing business hero yesterday. Ha Ha L. F. Acker, of East Orange, N. J., M ,-irrived hero yestorday nnd is spend­ ...30.00 Ha ing some timo nt tho Montezuma, Calm nnd clear Ha IQ Mrs. E. W. Dunn, o f Orlnndo, will H x H f l H a H a n a H a n n i tIQ a IQ IQ hc tho guest of tho Music nnd Litcrn-j ------------------------------------- turo Department tomorrow nfternoon. Congregational Hnznnr will bo held All of her friends are most cordially nt the Princess Theatre nil dny Satinvited to attend the meeting tomor- [ urdny. 22G-3tc row afternoon nt 3:30. ' FOR RENT—Attractive apartment, hot water. Garage. 1820 Park. Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Summers, of 220-3tp West Palm Reach, were tho guests yesterday of Mr. nnd Mrs. John T. The Christians edition of the Daily Brady nt their homo on Pnlmotto nve. I Herald will lie issued tomorrow nnd They were enroute home from tho M. \the weekly on Friday. If you have not K. conference nt Orlnndo. lie was , , , . ! succeeded in getting space in the pastor here for years and has nmny; christM,a8 you cnn tnko n Thcro 1b an interesting meting at tho Baptist Temple this evening. Tho meeting will begin nt 7:30 P. M. Mr. W. C. DeCourscy is tho leader and Mr. W. E. Scoggnn Is the speaker. When those two men have charge o f anything it hns go to it. The music will be in charge of n sue. Is', com­ mittee. Dr Hymntt hns been nsked to nnswer two questions. Why whb, "Lend us not into temptation," put in the Lord's prnyor? Is it "More blessed to give thnn reclove.’’ ? Be sure to attend these services at the Baptist Temple. [ KILLED A BIG BUCK ■ W. C. Satcher whose stngo name is "B ill" was in yesterday nfternoon nnd told us about killing nn eight prong buck between Loogwood nnd the Wckiwn river yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Del Mn.mii, Freeman Hunter nnd Lonnie Hartley were in the pnrty but Bill was the only one who succeeded In bagging n deer and he wns a beauty. Bill said be weighed nbout I BO pounds nnd was one of the biggest ones of the season. Aside front tho door he killed several turkles nnd riem s n . an on . space in the daily all this week and plenty of qunil nnd we believe him next week for your Christmas adver- although we have not seen nny of the The committee chairmen for the mi­ tising. game. The woods are full of all kinds nimi linll of tho Social Department of of game this year which proves the the Woman’s Club nro ns follows: In­ LEGION DANCE wisdom of having a good Protective vitation, Mrs. S. Pulcston; program, Association to prevent the hunting NEW Y E A R ’S EVE Mrs. A. It. Key; floor, Mrs. W. L. , W IL L BE GREAT out of sonson. Morgan; music, Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny; Camphell-Lossing Post nnd the refreshments, Mrs. S. E. Barrett; Woman’s Auxiliary will Stage Mid­ M EN’S CI.UII MEET TONIGHT punch table, Mrs. J. M. Wallace; dec­ night Revue nt Court House. orations, Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy; reception, The Men’s Club will meet tonight The Campbeil-Lossing Post nnd Mrs. Geo. Herring. tho Woman's Auxiliary expect to nt the Parish house this being their pull one of tho biggest dnnees ever regular monthly meeting tonight. Don't forgot that the band plnys held in Hanford on Now Years Eve Business of great importance will bo tomorrow night, the Americun Legion or to be more exact on tht night of transacted nnd there will bo n busi­ hns a big time at the Princess, the December 31st. The dance will be ene- ness lunch, boxing and other stunts Bond Committee of the Chnmbcr of gaged for the music. Singing, dancing, that will make it a most enjoyable Commerce meets nnd there arc several Jazz music nnd general good time is occasion. All the members nnd nil several other meetings, etc. promised all those who attend. It those who would like to be members will lie the Now Year’s Festival nnd ar<* reqquested to lie present. Tho Word comes from Ocala that J. M. ] Midnight Revue arid the boys are men’s Club have big things plnnncd Neely is verylow but hopes are held making big preparations for one of for the year end want all the red out for his recovery. Ills condition i s , the greatest events in the history of bloodid men of Sanford to join the such that he cannot be moved to his the organization. Hold that date cluli and help put over the * !nns tli.*t arc for the boys of Sanford, name here until he is stronger. ' open. Children’s hand-made drosses, also corsage bouquets.— Thu Quality Shop. 220-2tc MEMBERS OF W. O. W. Important meeting Wednesday, De­ cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man­ ager will visit camp.— F. T. Miller, Clerk. 224-3tp *1 Ha Ha Ha IQ Mi M\ Ha LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS Ha Ha Mi Hn Ha Ha Hn Ha The Family’s Xmas Gift Store and there will be found everything you can think o f fo r him. That’s— J / # $ r/ 7 / ?£ r/ / / jr / s o / F f f p r k L Sanford, Fla. ^ 3 W ANTED — Salesman with car. Low priced 10,000 mile cord tiros. Hard worker who cnn producu is worth $100 per wook to ub.— Goodstock Cord Tiro Co., Chicago, 111, 225-ltp FOR SALE W ANTED — Good 1921 Ford touring car; will pny cash for beat o ffer submitted. 11. II.. Box 518. 22i-3tc N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN - ' ISHED. E A S Y TERM S H4 Ha Ha Ha Hu Ha Ha Ha Hu Qi Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P. C on n elly CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED i Largo mnmifncturlng company, manufneturing potato barrels, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford and desire branch mnnnger who can Invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. Mt Hi Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha IQ IQ Classified advertisements, 3 cent* a line. No ad tukeii for less thau 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a linn and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR R EN T— Light housekeeping rooms. Cull 1020 East Second St. FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for 220-ltp Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono FOR RENT— One furnished bed 323-J. 223-btp room, also garage. 110 Lnurel Avo. FOR S A L E — Ford with neat truck 199-tfc body on, in good condition, $150. 810 FOR R EN T— Two furnished boil West Third streot, Holly Avo. 221-fltp rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfe FOR SALE FOR K ALE — Eight room Iiouho with FOR RENT— Furnished room,, 411 bath. Immediate possession. Small Park avenue. 220-fltp payment down, long timo on baiunco. Soo Lnno or address Box 782, Day- j FOR R EN T— Two house keeping rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per ll»0-Tu-Sat-4w tona, Fin. week. Apply 1100 Snnford Avo. FOR S A LE —Ono Florence Automat­ 221-Otp ic 3-burner oil stovo with mantel -lied room, 311 Park aveand oven. Call 416-W. 201-tfc FUR RBNTnuo. 1.78-tfc FOR S A LE —Olio Daisy churn. Call 415-W. 201-tfc FOR RENT— Furnished flat with gnrngo, 014 Myrtlo Avo. 223-tfc FOR S ALE — Two story business building. Apply to tho ownor, Klon FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchennttes, Shirley Apt,, opp. P. O. 220-20tp Ares, 805 0th St. 205-tfc LOST LOST— Eyeglasses in enso marked "Pnriott Optical Co., Twin Fells, Idaho." Finder please Icnvo nt First National Bank, 225-Rtp TRAPPERS, HUNTERS AND A t Cocon I am establishing a zoo. It is my desire to securo for this zoo every kind of native wild animal, such as bears, deer, wild cats, coons, alli­ gators, snakcH of all kinds, und all kinds of fowls and birds. Wrlto mo what you have or cnn got for mo, and your price, and I will ap­ preciate tho same very much. GUS C. EDWARDS, 225*2tc Cocoa, Florida. FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms, with FOR S ALE — Choico oranges and or without bourd. 503 West Third grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per Street. 220-0tc box F. O. B. Osteen. Cash with order. FOR R EN T— Ono — F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fla. 22l-12tp ' A P A R T M E N T F o il HALE Oil KENT— 8*roomod1 “ Parlm ontcon.W Ins o( two largo houai'. 1011 Onk ovc. Phono S 8JJ.. f 00” " ' , T ' “ r" ' ,ho' 1’ ,a r c° ok' °18 t f c ' ,18* ° 'ct* r‘c lights, running water. _______________________________ “ — !— |Adults npply 300 French Avenue, cor­ FOR S A LE CHEAP— Gas rnngo and nor of Third street. 224-0tc wood rnngo, 1011 Onk nve. Phono 'f f i Unfurnished room, TTTT. Car Load o f RIPE BANANAS Dere Simla Claim: please l>ring mo a bh gun and 0 225-2tp boxes of him. And some nuts, this * B3*3 , ______________________ ! enre of Ilornld, on the Dray Track, near FOR S A LE — 1021 Model Ford one-ton ’ ------ ~ « — ■ " — _= Is all for this time. truck.— F. E. Markwood, 1007 Pal[ W A N T E D ________ _________________the Express office, open W ILTO N K IN LAW. motto Avo. 225-2tc W AN TE D —300 laborers for paving t O l ’ S a l e l ) y t h e t ) l i n c h O r FOR SALE— Electric motor, 1-8 h. p. nnd sewer work In tho City of Day- t> y t h e d o Z G I l a t l 'C a S O n first class shape, $10 cash. Phono tona, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents per n L | . n_ / * i^ i 103-J. 220-4tp hour for ton hours dally. Pay In cash, jCG S. C o m c e a ily Make it a NOTICE L E X IN G T O N or Hupmob Sale Bankruptcy Stock Notice is hereby given thnt under­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. Benjamin, trading nnd doing business ns S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will on Tbursdny, December liith, 1021, at tho corner of First street nnd Pal­ metto Ave., Sanford, Flordn, between the hours of 10 n. m. a n il'll a, m. re­ ceive bids of tho leaso covering storo rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in tho City of Sunford, Seminole County, Stnto of Florida. Tho right is reserved to reject nny nnd nil bids. Highest bid subject to approval. CLARENCE V. M AHONEY, 224-4tc Trustee. Open and Closed Models in Stock A number of Rood used cars at prices and terms to suit B. & 0. Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS 209 Park Avenue. W ill center around Sanford's one good Clothing Sanford NTCEHl) It ESS M AKING done at 614 West Second St. 220-ltp P T X N G T U N H lfu : ii“ (':XRRTER” x" pert tuner nnd repairer Is In town for a few days. Leave orders at tho Lincoln Hoiiho. 220-2tp p ,, „ T T M fl' every Saturday. Work will Inst from six to oight months.— Atlantic Ulthullthic Co., Daytona, Fla. 222-Otc W ANTED— Customers for fresh mlik, morning nnd evening deliveries.— It. L. Gnrrison. Phono 3711. lflii-St-Tu 201-tfc _____i!D lv B E N I ______ sTftfXTTUFf WXNTED~Compototit FOR RENT— 2* furnished bed rooms. > Indy stenographer, throe years’ oxI’hono 437-W, corner Elm & Third porience, will necopt nny ronsonablo Streot. 105-tfc offor. 224-2tp and get your bargains. Car will remain two more day* AN EXPLANATION Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint is not only sold in gallons but in 25, GO ami 100-lb. kegs, nnd can bo made up for $2.40 a gallon with raw linseed oil. Tho formula of tho Patton's Sun-Proof is tho snnie ns tho government formula, 55% whito lead, 85% zinc, 10% silica. It ] r mado for the FOR S ALE — One oak wash stand, one 5 South nnd has been tho P1UDE of tho N A T IO N for 40 years, no other paint can bo compared bird’s pyo maple wash stand (com­ S with it. Sold by— a modes), child's iron bed, child’s sulkio and art indoor sanitary toilet, very useful whero them are small children, perfectly sanitary nnd odorless. Call at Rivers Brothers Storo to see these goods, E. B. Gifford. 226-ltp kV,g. tc ir ; ] Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. Welaka Block, North Oak Ave. H. A. HALVERSON �mt Wti i • ‘ BSiK— THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14,1W1 PA G E BIX — ! STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION WILL MEET IN CITY Of ORLANDO ON DECEMBER 27 TO 29TH, 1921 I Promises to Be One o f The Best Program s E ver Presented to Educators 9 mm vM mi l f ‘ Hwf Kir i & 1:111 Afe, ■ ; f# ■ l • : • 1 ’ 1tin i M Jf i * • vH & sQ •w I * . > } . H a & ts v s * S 9 CopyriSbi 1911 llait SduKntr & Mari Give the Boy an Overcoat i m W e have a good stock o f Overcoats and Suits fo r Boys sDon’t fo rg e t the $10.00 Suit Sale on Men’s Clothing. W e are o ffe rin g our entire stock o f H art Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits in this sale. I ' i* : T W O S U IT S F o r the Price of One P L U S $10.00 SANFORD S H O E & C L O T H IN G CO. 1 • * i‘ s I a f; * ft"3 I: L A K E L A N D NEW S IS P R O M IN E N T IN R A ILR O A D P A P E R Ii j j.rj k Tho December number o f the A t­ lantic Coast Line News, nn attractive and live paper issued nt Wimlington, N. C., hns renchod us, and it Is plcnBing to note the prominent part that Lakeland has in the news o f the Const Line. There Is nn nccount o f the organ­ ization o f the Tampa district with o f­ fice in Lnkolnnd, and personal news from the shops, with Mrs. Edna Wooden correspondent, and from the. offices, with Miss Catherine Funk correspondent. Besides, wo have an announcement o f Lnkelnnd winning the "Accident Prevention" banner, and the railroad records of two well known lutkclnnd citizens, S. G. Ken­ nedy, mnstcr mechanic, nnd J. M. Holland, engineer, illustrated with excellent cuts o f these fnithful and popular railroad men. We reproduce the following items from tho news: Tho Accident Prevention’ contest between Lnkelnnd nnd High Springs shops closed on October 31, nt mid­ night with Lnkelnnd tho winner. These two shops were sloscly matched and both made wonderful records in tho prevention o f injuries among employes. Lnkelnnd had an nvohnge o f 259 employes during the period, with nn score o f no reportable injuries for same period in 1920 nnd High springB three. A handsome silk IIi I ’ R 'i S : AS ‘I’ ' I r '» j J l ** . t [rJT : (flH R r [ ifi rliiji banner hns been purchased nnd will he presented to the Lakeland shop nt an early date.” "M r. J. M. Holland, entered the service o f the Plnnt System in August 1881, as fireman and wn3 promoted to engineer in 1887, nnd has been in continuous service since thnt time. Mr. Holland hns been running be­ tween Lakeland nnd Ocala for tho past several years, and a host o f friends have a good wprd to speak of "Uncle Jess” . It is a plensure to recount the experience o f those who have faithfully served the rond for a long term of yenrs, nnd we wish for Mr. Holland ninny years of active ser­ vice.” "M r. Kennedy began railroad work ns mnehinistat Southern Shops In Richmond, Vn., in 1902, later working for the Pennsylvania, Scnboard nnd Florida E:.U Const Railway, coming to the Atlantic Coast Line at South Rocky Mount Shop in 190C. He was promoted to night roundhouse fore­ man nt Sanford, Fin., in 1907, having gone to that shop the year previous, promoted to day roundhouse fofeman in 19911, and again promoted on July 22, 1918, when ho was made general foreman nt Lakeland, Fla., Circular No. 143 issued by the superintendent o f motive power nnnouncen Mr. Ken­ nedy’s promotion to the position of master mechanic at Lakeland Bhop. plant has been the cause o f praise from both officers nml employes, ami tho News hastens to congratulate him upon his recent promotion.” lA jjl i / .'-"I ’! .1 v f , : I Itr H it 5 30x3 N . S............................................ $ 7.75 30x 3V2 N . S _____ 34x4 9.80 N. S............................................ 17.50 35x4V2 N . S............................................ 23.50 34x4 C o r d .......................................... 25.50 Other Sizes in Proportion :% ■ ■ ■ , * - r W I 'f t ORLANDO, Dec. 14.— The Florida Primary section: Miss Mabel SnnEducational Association nnnunl con- chez; rural school section, Miss Chrisvention which will be held in Orlando tinn McDonnld; English section, Mr. December 27-29, is'expected to break J. II. Workman; vocational education all previous records from the v ie w -1section, K. A. Ilnynie; the science secpoint of attendance, and an interest- tion, It. M. Evnns; the music section, ing program is being arranged, tho Miss I.iliinn Eldrcdgo; the grammar speakers to include men and women 1grades section, Geo. M. Lynch; the well versed in educational matters as mathematics section, Chns. M. Jones; the homo economics section, Miss Lucy well as experts of national note. -Also a Comedy Cushman; the foreign language sec­ "W. S. Cawthon, president, R. L. tion, F. W. Buchholtz; the history and Turner, sccretnrv, and Fons A. Hathway, chuirmnr of the executive social science section, J. C. Peel; the committee, nre sending out an an­ county superintendents’ section, C. R. T O M O R R n W “ Elsie P e r s o n jn “ Footlights” nouncement which hns tho following M. Sheppard; physical education sec­ 1 U l f l U I i l i U M • ------Also a Century Comedy regarding the progTam and arrange­ tion, Miss Mnry W . Green; attendnnco officers’ section, Miss Amelin ments. The program is o f unusunl signifi­ Kendall. The Southeastern Passenger Asso­ cance. Some o f the best talent in tho ciation hns authorized n rate o f one stale and in the nation hns been en­ and one-half fares for tho round trip gaged for the occasion. Music o f the on tho identification certificate plan. highest clnss, addresses by distin­ w a n t to Certificates will be furnished the guished educators, and n lnrge number find a ood t o f sectional meetings will constitute county superintendents by the presihese glasses AUTO R EPAIR tho salient features o f the gathering, deni ot tho association ns needed. Orlando has long been known ns a Members o f the association and their ^ S R O P j musical center. A rnro treat nwaits families will be entitled to the excurkT Y ISO thosc who will attend the gencrnl scs-1slon rate. Tickets will bo sold Dcccmsions, for an excellent progrnm o f ber 29-29, inclusive, with final limit music will bo rendered nt the begin- January 4, 1922. They must be van­ ning o f ench of these sessions. Among dated by the regular Orlando ticket the speakers nrc lion. W. N. Shcats, agents before return trip is complet­ state superintendent; Dr. II. O. En- ed. The San Juan Hotel has been des­ wall, professor o f psychology, Univer­ sity o f Florida; Miss Adelaide Baylor, ignated as association headquarters. agent homo economics education, fed- The rates there will be $1.50 to $2.00. ■ oral board for vocational education, European plan. Those reaching OrS General Repairs J mnl Prof. E. P. Cubborley, o f LcLand Inndo without having made reservaRear o f W ight Bros.’ Service Station J Stanford, Jr., university. Superin-1tions should report to headquarters tendont Shents is well and favorably for assignment of rooms, S SAN FO R D FLORIDA ! known throughout the state. Dr, E n -1 Other hotels nnd the rntc at ench ■ ■■ aaa ■■■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ hn e mb ■ an an ■ h □ n na nn ana aa b na anan/a wall, though n native o f Sweden, has'are us follows: spent most o f his life in this country. K „r„p onn plan: Arcade, $1.50 to A winged nutomobila has been in­ Mr. Cubberley comes from the far $2.50; Astor, $1.50 to $2.50; Grand, vented in France—fo r pedestrains Orders Executed in \ awny stnte o f California. His repu- $].50; Windermere, $2; Keystone, $1 who try to escape by jumping and m tntion ns n teacher, writer nnd lectur- .(n,j Up. g j Charles, $2 nnd up; Orgra, hurdling, we suppose.— Nashville | 10 Bales and upward S or is national in scope. Ho haB offer- $i,60 nntJ up. Eollli ?4; Orange, $2 Tennesson. ed courses in education in four or five „ m| up. American plan: Lucerne, $3; o f the lending universities in this Tremont, $4 nnd $4.50. W e hope some Chautauqua w ill fix country, and hns had lnrge experience 1 5 Ask for FR E E Booklet ■ it up fo r Briand and Curzon to tour ns nn instructor in science nnd ns city C AW TH O N , ■ “ How to Trade in Cotton” * President. thiB country. It would be n debate ■ superintendent. and Daily Cotton Letter ■ we'd attend even i f it was staged on R. L. TU R N E R , It will suffice to mention the names ■ J. D. Sugar man & Co ■ pay-day night. Secretary. of tho well known educators who will Sugarman Bldg. J sijrve ns chairmen of the various sec­ F. A. H A T H A W A Y , | 19 Beaver Street, New York 5 tions. These are as follows: Chm. Executive Com. Notice o f Application fo r T a x Deeds “H er W inning W ay“ \ ' ftI W M A R Y M IL E S M IN T E R in- 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ " ■ •i The Star To-day W c carry everything in the Accessory line for ail Curs. H IG H G RAD E G A SO LIN E to make the motor start easy these cold mornings Frank Akers Tire Co. V U L C A N IZ IN G First and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W WHCR 6 1 k HERE - TAKE 1 WON'T ( ET) T SO AKED J AND READ d d THIS ^ r *X,ADDRESS) G r y-S Jm m : P. A. MER0 [c WORD HAS MANY MEANINGS ADDITIONAL LOCAL When One Mentions “ Fleh," the Sylla­ Children's hand-made dresses, also ble la Sueceptlble of More Than One Conatruetion. corsage bouquets.— Tho Quality Shop. 22fl-2tc "A ll Is not fish that swims” reflected tho sapient pallosopher as he beheld China: A densely populated area a summer girl taking to the ocean. inside a Great Wall, entirley surThe snplent philosopher, bub formulat­ ing a great truth when he came to rounded hy spheres of influence. that conclusion. The whale, for Instance, although It Congregntional Bazaar will be held unquestionably swims, Is more closely nt tho Princess Theatre all day Sat­ reluted to tho cow than to the minnow. urday. 22fl-3tc The svnl Is closer kin to the dog Hum to the fluke. Our idea o f an optimistic is n man To n great many fishermen the word who is thankful thnt ho hns mnde "fish"—see Latin "plB C ls" nnd Dutch enough this yenr to pny tho tax on "vlsch" (the name word)—possesses only the verb form, "to fish." Catch­ Inst ycar’B income. ing fish Is not a necessary p art of the process ot fishing. The thing Is “ to Children’s hand-made dresses, nlso fish,” nnd Is not primarily to corsage bouquets.— Tho Quality Shop. catch fish. (See fishermen on the 220-2tc banks of the Seine In Pnrls, ‘‘fishing" all day without even getting a Lite from a minnow.) A famous Englishman hy the name of Iznnk Walton was one of the must persistent patrons o f the verb ‘‘to fish." Tho word "fish” wus nlso ex­ tensively used during the war In an ef­ fort to suve meat for the fighters.— Exchange, Digamy for a Lodging. A Lc Mims slgnuliunn has Just been condemned to two years’ Imprison­ ment fur bigamy which, ho livers, lie com mItied In order to find In the pres­ ent "crlse de Logemcnt" somewhere to Iny his head. lie is a mini of fifty-five and lie re­ cently murrk-d a widow of seventyfive who offered him a room In her cottage on the firm condition that lie Bhoulil marry her. This he did. de­ claring thnt his wife was dead. One o f Ills wives was dead, hut the police trucked down another, who deserted him Homo time ago. The unfortunate man lias now had "erlse de Logemcnt" solved for some time, ut least.— Purls Figaro. Fed Thrush. o t t o n ! " I f you don’t see your CHRISTMAS In our show windows, come in and look around — we have Something: fo r all o f the family. THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. _______V____ Henry McLaulin, Jr. Congregational Unznnr will be held nt the Princess Theatre all day Sat­ urday. 22G-3tc J ic h e ? The wicked old chnp might tnkc tho vamp in his nrms nnd get by if he had enough sense not to take his pen in hand. headache,backaoke, toothache, neuralgia, OPT. D. Whan you're Buffering from OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST orpeln from any other oauae, try A fte r December 15th the Co-opera­ tive Btoro will move from the present location in the old passenger depot to the storu room at 417 Sanford Ave., that hns been occupied by Brown’s Market. Low cash prices for fresh meats nnd groceries. 22fl-4tc hr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills Congregational Bazaar will bo held at the Princess Theatre all day Sat­ urday. 220-Jltc Frames Repaired One or two and the pain stops Have you tried Or. Miles' Nervine? i l l i t '» u r D ru gg ist Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAMINED Contain no habtt-form lne d tu g i 212 East. 1st 8L Sanford, Fla. W E GRIND OUR OWN LENBB Wc are to have naval holiday. It will he fine to put over one holiday the basket's ca- ’t celebrate by clos­ ing. The Osceola Cypress Company at Osceola, Florida was dcstroyel by fire A lady of Penzance who Is a great lover o f IdrdH, says Mr. W. II. Hudson tho past week. The loss w u cov'ind In his recently published book, "Ad- by insurance. ventures Among Birds," noticed Hint a blackbird und u thrush ulways came A fte r December 15th tho Co-operat'-getber to her lawn where she was In tivo store will move from the present the habit of pluctng food for tho birds. location in the old passenger depot to Then shu noticed thnt the bluckelrd tho store room nt 417 Sanford Ave'., fed the thrush, picking up the crumbs that has been occupied by Brown's of hreud and putting them into Its mouth. Looking more closely, she ills- M arket Low cash prices fo r fresh 226-4tc covered that (lie thrush's beak lind meats'and groceries. been cut off dose to the head, prob­ ably hy a steel trap or u sudden-deuth Congregational Bazaar will be held spring trap, such as tho children In at the Princess Theatre all day Sat­ Cornwall commonly use to catch or urday. 22fl*3tc kill siuull birds. The thrush was Incapable of feeding itself. Bay It with a Herald W ant Ad. Blackbird Under Section K7B, o f the ■■ fJenernl Statutes Notice la hereby giv en that J. A. Uuahbrook. purchaser o f T a x Certificate No. 2503, dated the Gth day o f Juno, A. D. 1891, linn filed said cortlflcato In my office, and hna made application fo r tax deed to laauo In accordance with law. Raid certificate embraces the f o l ­ lo w in g described property situated In Hemlnole County, Florida, to-w lt: N \ V « o f Sec. 17. Twp. 21 S, It. 30 lv The said land being assessed nt the date o f tho Issuance o f auch certificate n the name o f XV. It. White. Also: Tax Certificate No. 1602. dated the 6th day o f July, A. D. 1897, has filed said cortlflcato In my office, and has mnde application fo r lax deed to Issue In accordance with law. Said c e r t i f i ­ cate embraces tho fo llo w in g described — operty situated In Seminole County, lorldn. to-w lt: Beg. 714 chs B o f \\ cor of SW>4 o f K W y , Sec. 17, T w p 21 S Itgo. 30 E. run 8 9 4 chs. E id chs. N 9 >4 chs. W 10 chs. 9 Vi A. The said land being assessed at tho date o f I be Issuance o f such certifica te In the name o f Otto Quarles. Unless said certificates shall be re ­ deemed according to la w tux deed w ill Issue thereon on the 29th day o f D e­ cember, A. D. 1921. Witness my o ffic ia l signature and seal this tho 22nd day o f November. A. D. 1921. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUO LASS, Clerk Circuit Court, ^ Seminole County, Fla. 1l-23-C(o By: A. M. W E E K S . D. C. | WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ! A N Y P A R T OP TO W N , O N T E R M S TO S U IT Y O U You can make money buying fo r advance. . You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it by easy stages. I f you have some money, will build one o. two houses. Sanford is moving, don’t wait, g e t in the ganjenow. : M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y [ I A. P. CONNELLY * AGENT �Sanford THE “ City Substantial” The S anford Daily Herald IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E A TE S T VOLUM E II Sanford THE “City Substantial” V E G E TA B LE SECTION SANFORD. FLO R ID A. TH U R S D A Y. DECEMBER 15, 1921 NUMBER 227 . _ m m __________________ ■•"■■ • M S J- 7 -rrintfi m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 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/e95153467c2c310cc545fe42c335af0c.pdf 301844fb9661d929e71e89cb3505725a PDF Text Text Sanford THB “City Snbstantial" Daily IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R LD ’S G REATEST V O LU M E D Former Board o f E x­ perts Discontinued in Favor o f New One “COMMITTEE OF 15” g ates VEG ETAB LE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , D EC EM B ER 13,1921 NEW COMMITTEE APPOINTED WILL FORCE THE ISSUE ON THE NAVY AGREEMENT in c l u d in g Sanford THB “City Substantial” plenary N U M B E R 225 FOUR POWER TREATY PROMISED BIG FIGHT BY IRRECONCILABLES Veteran Snagboat Ordered Sold LEG ISLATO RE ACCEPTS RESIGNATION PRES. IIE IIIIE R A r .U I J T lie A a a n e ln lrd I 'r r a a ) T R IA L OF MRS. K IR B Y IIKCilNS IN M IC H K fAN ( I l y T h r A *B <trlntr<l I ’ re a a ) G U A TE M ALA CITY, Doc. 13.— Th0 legislative assembly yesterday accept­ ed the resignation o f President Car­ los Herrera, whose administration was overthrown in a revolution last week. A D R IA N , Mich., Dec. 13.— Tho trial of Mrs. Mnttiu Kirby, prominent tem­ perance workor o f Hudson, Mich., on u chnrgo of murdering nn infant born to hor unmarried daughter Alice, last July 4, was sent to begin hero today. d ele­ A N D C IV IL A N D N A ­ V A L EXPERTS W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 13.— Now ma­ chinery to expedinto final action on naval limitation agreements was set up yesterday by tho arms conference. A t tho suggestion of tho American group, the formor committco of ex­ perts was "scrapped” in favor o f a "committee o f fifteen " including both plenary delegates and civil nnd naval experts of tho fivo powers. The whole subject of nnvul limitations in­ cluding tho cornorstono ” 5-5-3" ratio was turned over to tho new committco to lie put in final shnpo for tho confer­ ence. Meanwhile, it became known that the Japnneso delegation had received instructions from Tokio regarding the "5-5-3” ratio. Tho naturo of tho com­ munication was not disclosed. There were many indications, however, that it marked a long stride toward final achievement of tho vital point in tho naval limitation project. The “ committee o f fifteen" was de­ scribed by n Ilritish spokesman as a means to "short circuit’ delays un­ avoidable in tho previous division of labor between committees of delegat­ es and separato committees of naval experts. The now committco will bo able to reach decisions ns to direct recommendations to tho conference. .Several intermediate steps will lendnnte to save time. N o other official or semi-official cxplnnntion o f its creation was given. There were indications, however, that the new step wns based upon an informal communication from the ■lapancso delegation that Japan stood ready to accept the "5-5-3” ratio sub­ ject to certain modifications in detail of the Amcricnn proposal. It ap­ peared likely that it would become the business of tho "committco of fifteen" to write into treuty form for signa­ ture by ail five powers the definite agreement based on the “ 5-5-3" pro­ posal but carried out in detail. If this proved to lie tho case, tho now com­ mittee will seek a solution of each phase of tho naval reduction nnd limi­ tation plan ns it nrisos, framing its conclusions into sections of the pro­ posed tronty. The new step throws into promi­ nence for the first time in the confer­ ence tile question o f tho French and Italian place in the nnvnl rntio. That must he worked out hy the "committee of fifteen" spokesmen or Italy said she is in naval slirdlu uu Italy said she was willing to stop where Nho is in nnvnl str mgth, pro­ vided she was allowed equality with Franco in ratio. TJio attitude o f the French group on this point wns not disclosed and Hritish spokesmen indi­ cated that Great Britain must cunsldo tho place of tho French and Ital­ ian navies as follows in general the "5-5-8" ratio agreement between tho othor three powers. W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 13.— Tho now quadruple treaty to preservo peace in tho Pacific wero formally signed to­ day hy plenipotentiaries of United States, Great Britain, Franco nnd Jupnn. BOSTON TO ELECT M AYO R TO D AY LOOKS DEMOCRATIC ( I l y T h e A a a n e ln te d I ’ r r a a ) DEMOCRATS ARE ASSAILED OVER ADMINISTRATION SENATOR MOSES W ANTS SOUTH TO HAVE LESS REPRESEN­ TATIO N * ( l l r T h e A a i o c L l r d I 'r r a a ) I he United Stoics snaglioat, Dovld Tipton, once kr.ouu as the Harden, tho largest government craft nnd oldest In point of service opeiatlng between St. Louis nnd Minneapolis on (lie Mississippi river, lias I... . ordered sold. It 1ms been operating for more than thirty years. NEW YORK BUSINESS VIEW ASSUMES PESSIMISTIC LOOK, THREE GREAT STRIKES ON W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13. — The Democratic administration's conduct o f national affairs during the war period wns assailed hy Senator Moses, Republican, New Hampshire, during That W ill Involve More Than One Hundred Thou­ the course of a speech yesterday in tho sand Men senate in connection with the contest over the seating of Trumnn H. New­ ( l l r T h r A ■■or In lc il I ’ r r a a ) of wny nnd shop craftsmen nnd build­ berry as senator from Michigan. NEW YORK. Dec. 13.— New York’s ing trades. Of these the threatened During his speech Senator Moses referred to representation of South­ industrial horizon ussumer a more walkout in the building trades, which ern states in congress ns being based pessimistic outlook today. The great alone would affect nearly one hundred upon "abridged suffrage" and the strikes tlint would involve more than thousand here, it wns pointed out, ns race question wns immediately open­ one hundred thousand men in tho me­ having snrious possibilities. Drastic tropolitan area nppenrod in tho back­ ed. wage cuts to ho drafted tomorrow will Replying to demands hy Mr. Moses ground, rumblings of wage disputo9, he fought to the utmost, union lend­ coming from three quarters, Anthra­ that these states "pay the constitucite coal miners, railroad maintenance ers declared yesterday. tionnl pennlty" witli n reduced repre­ sentation, Sonntor Heflin, Democrat, Alabama, warned him tlint "some time tlie Sopth is going to let you Northerners have tilings tho way you want it, if you don’t stop meddling in that problem." "W e're going to let you Imvo them hy your side," declar­ ed Mr. Heflin, ",’ t hasn’t helped in solving the problem to have n lot of K ANSAS half-baked nostrums spread among REGISTERED A T SM ALL HOTEL AT TH RE E MINES IN AND WRECK MOTOR i AND W ARNS THEM NOT TO those people." CARS FOLLOW HIM Mr. Moses predicted the*, the Demo­ , crats would not carry a national elec­ 4IIX T h e ,\a » n r ln t r il I 'r r a a ) ( I l y T lie A a a n c liilril I ’ rr a a ) tion "in a thousand years when the PITTSBURG, Kims., Dec. 13.— Mil­ CHICAGO, Dec. Hi.—Two more Smith’s representation is propery ap­ clues to the line of flight of Tommy itant women marchers of thu Kansas portioned." O’Connor, condemned gunman, wero coal fields went into action again boReferring to Henry Ford, who is given the police early today. A tele­ furo daylight today and stopped tlie contesting Mr. Newberry’s ;icut in the phone cull from the police at Hart­ miners from working at three mines senate, Mr. Moses described him as “ a ford, Wis., said three men, one re­ of the Central Coal and Coke Com­ somewhat amiable and narrow-mind­ motor cars wore sembling O'Connor, alighted from an pany. Several ed wizard of industry, a man capable early morning train and registered at wrecked in tlie melees ami several per­ of building motor enrs but not known a small hotel. Later a man from Mil­ sons injured. Violence featured the to lie gifted in legislation, tho posses­ waukee appeared at the police station att(ick o f tlie women. They threw sor of a huge fortune, however slend­ and handed n card to the detective, stones and red pepper. Dinner bask­ er Ids intellectual capital, and an idol­ saying it was given him as he was ets of eighty-five minors were sclzatrous burner of incense at the shrine about to leave Milwaukee for Chicago. I oil nnd tlie contents thrown upon min­ of Woodrow Wilson.” On the card was written, "Don't send i ers and officers. Tho miners were Mr. Moses said that Mr. Wilson any one after me. I am innocent. I driven away from their work. sought to nominate Mr. Ford as the will shoot tlie first man who puts senatorial kind hut that Michigan dis­ M ENONITES M IGRATE FROM hands on me." covered the cuckoo’s egg in the robin’s C A N AD A TO ALABAM A nest and straightway sought to pre­ HOARDING HOUSE FIRE, vent it being hutched." I l l y T l i r A a a o i'lu lril 1‘ r r a a ) • EIGHT PERSONS BURNED YE LLO W PINE, Ala., Dec. 13— One The N m Hampshire senator de­ thousand Mennonlte's from Canada ar­ clared that Senator Poniercno of Ohio, I l l r T l i r A M a o rln lril I 'r r a a ) who had been hading tho Democratic DETROIT, Dec. 13.— Eight persons rived here today ill special cars with attack on Mr. Newberry, hail sought were burned to death in a fire that all their property, including cows, in 1918 to keep him (Mr. Moses) from destroyed a hoarding house near Roy­ horses, pigs, chickens, to settle on n his sent in the senate, "beenuse tho al Oak suburb today. Three othor large tract o f land. They aro pre­ Democrats required only one more persons were so badly injured that it pared immediately to build homes and 1prepnro soil for next yonr's crops. vote to maintain tluir control." is believed they will die. WOMEN STOP RESUMES FLIGHT MINERS AT WORK. IN WISCONSIN ■ IN COAL FIELDS FRENCH DELEGATION LEAVES FOR HOME’ ( II, 'I'h e A « a n rln ti-il I ’ r r a a ) Washington D. C. Dec. 12— Rene Vivianl, head France’s delegation arms conference Hinco departure hrinnd, made plans sail home Wed­ nesday with several other members French delegation. DIRECTOR OF VETERAN BUREAU AT JAX TODAY Boston Dec 13— Voters of the city went to tho pollB todny to elect tho Mayor, four candidates wero on tho INSPECTING CAMP SITE FOR Imllot nil without party dtsigaation. VOCATIONAL U N I­ All candidates except Charles Bnxtor, VERSITY however, are Democrats in tho Stnte ( H r T h r A a a n c ln lrd I 'r r a a ) and national politics. • JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 13.— Colonel Forbes, director of tho Veterans BuTH R E E U. 8. M ARINES renu, Inspected Camp Johnston today WOUNDED IN BRAW L to determine whether ho would recA T M AN A G U A, TH U R SD AY ommond tho enmp ns n Bite for voca­ Washington, Dec 13 — Thrco tional university for tho purposn of American Marines wero slightly educating war votorans. Ho will go wounded In Fiesta Day Bruwl Thurs­ to Lnko City tomoriow to inspect tho day in Managua, Nlgarngun, Navy government hospital and will leuvo to­ department reports hero todny said. morrow night for Chattnnoogn, Tcnh. METHODISTS FAVOR FOUR YEAR TERMS FOR THEIR MINISTERS, WAS UP AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE Dr. S. W . W alker is Returned to Sanford For A n ­ other Year— Other Appointments ORLANDO, Dec. 13.— Tho Florida Conference went on record yesterday oh favoring u return to tho time limit o f four years for pustors nnd presid­ ing eldors. This question enmo up in connection with a memorial to tho gonornl conference to remove tho time limit. While tho discussion was go­ ing on Mrs. P. N. King, of WiliiBton, one of tho lady delegates, offered a substitute proposing a return to tho tlmo limit ns in effect years ago, and thiH memorial will ho piysentcd to tho gonornl £nnforonco. Speaking of tho eplscopncy, after nn effort made to get a memorial adopted requiring tho Bishops of tho church to live within tho hounds of their territory, had failed, Bishop Candlor said that thoro had been such criticism of tho offico of bishop in COMPROMISE IS COMPLETE OVER ISLAND OF YAP JA P A N R E TAIN S A D M IN IS T R A ­ T IV E CONTROL W H ILE U. 8. SECURES C ARLE RIGHTS ( I l y T h r A a a n r ln trd I 'r r a a ) W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— Tho A m ­ erican and Japnneso governments hnvo compromised their differences over tlie Pacific island of Yup nnd arc pre­ paring to sign a treaty by which Jnpnn retains administrative control over tile island nnd the United Stntes secures the cable nnd .wireless privi­ leges therefor which she had con­ tended since the Paris conference. In thu sumo treaty, Jnpnn's league of nations mnndnto over Yap nnd nil tho other northern Pacific islands formerly under German sovereignity is given recognition hy the United Stntes on certain stipulated condi­ tions. These conditions inciudo pro­ vision for freo admission of mission­ aries and protection of Americans In thu mandated territory nnd request that Japan shall report to Hie United States as well as to the league on de­ tails of hor administration of tho iiuuiduto. The Yap calde and wireless rigiits, regarded as highly important hernuso of (lie island's advantageous position in tho center o f tho Pacific group to tlie south o f Japan, are accorded hy the treaty to the American und Jap­ anese governments nnd nationals alike on terms o f alisolute equality. In the exercise of these rigiits American nat­ ionals are to ho freo from taxes, licensinli, censorship and every form of discriminatory supervision, and in nddition are to lie aided hy tlie Japan­ ese government in securing the need­ ed property und facilities. Thu immediate value of* tho ar­ rangement to the United Sluton lies in the concessions with regard to ca­ ble communication, heenuso they in­ sure complete American control o f tho existing cable between Yap and Guam. Considerable importance also is at­ tached hy American officials to the radio privileges, although it is to lie agreed in the treaty that no American radio station will ho installed so long ns the present Japnneso plant is oper­ ated without discriminatory exactions. Opening: o f Long Fight on The Treaty o f Versailles Into yonrH thnt many good men did not desire thu high offico. Ho snid further that after nn experience of 24 years with his grip not unpacked nil those years, it would he a relief to lny aside tho heavy responsibilities of BEFORE U. S. COMMISSIONER tho offico. "Rut if you arc going to TO D AY A T W Jv have tho oplsopacy have it,-and if not INGTON do nwn'y with it." • "Some sny elect your bishops for ( H r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) four years. I’d mnko it four weeks," W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— Chnrlos said tho Bishop, "Ho could then hutch W. Morse wns nrrigned lioru today bohis chickens In that timo." foro United States Commissioner on A resolution of .appreciation was a warrant charging conspiracy to dointroduced hy Rev. Smith Hurdin in fraud tho United States. Tho war­ which attention wns called to tho gift rant was served In tho tommlsslonar’s of John W. Vouch and his wife, Mrs. offico hy n United States Deputy mar­ Surah Vouch, o f Orlundo, some years shal. Morso pleaded not guilty, waiv­ ago, by whic h something like $10,000 ed n honrlng and furnished $50,000 came into thu possession of tho supor^ hall for appearance before tho grand Jury. (Can 11tiuml on I'affo Three) *» .♦] . /-akiMai'L . k ■■ kk, I | RORAH. R EPU BLICAN, AND REBDDEMOCRAT, LAU NCH T IIE IN IT IA L ATTAC K j ( l l r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) W ASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Tho sen­ ate got its first taste yesterday of tho figiit promised hy sovernl senators on tho new four power Pacific treaty. The pact wns Doth denounced nnd dofended in the coursu o f discussion. As nt the opening of tho long figh t on the Tronty o f Versailles nnd its league o f tuitions covonnnt, practical­ ly all of the new qtmdruplo tronty was rend into tho congressional record In advance of formnl submission. The nttnek today camo from two "irreconcllnbles” in tho Versailles cov­ onnnt controvorsny, Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, nnd Reed, Demo­ crat, Missouri. Ilrcaking tho siicnco he hnd maintained since tho treaty wns laid before tlie world, Mr. Borah s|H>ke more than nn hour devoting his attention to Article Two of tho now treaty which ho compared to Article Ten o f the Versailles covenant. Ho declared thnt tho treaty compelled the armament confcronco to mnko "real disarmament" nn nctuniity or mnko Cm tronty a "straight out mili­ tary alliance.’’ >; si* W ASHINGTO N, Doc. 13.— Declar­ ing tho new four power Pacific tronty had "all tlie iniquities of thu Leaguo o f tuitions witli none of tlie virtues claimed for that document,” Senator LaFollotte today announced iii a for­ mal statement lie would do nil in his power to prevent ratification COAST L IN K T R A IN DERAILED A T CHARLESTON, TWO PEO PLE INJURED ( H r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) CHARLESTON, S. C., Dec. 13.— No fatalities from derailment of several cars on tho Atlantic Coast Lino train 89 fifteen miles south of Charleston last night. Two passengers wore re­ ported injured hut not seriously. Tho Const Lino trains nro detouring ovor the Seaboard track temporarily. VETERANS COM PENSATION MILL COMPLETED W IT H IN N IN E T Y DAYS ( Ily T li r A > im lm ■* I ’ r r a a ) PHOENIX, Ariz,, Dec. 13.— Roy Gardner, twivo convicted of midi rob­ bery, pleaded guilty yesterday In the United States district court to a charge of attempting to rob a mail car here nnd nnuaulting Herman P. ImlorHud, a mall clerk. IIO TIl SIDES STAND ING FIRM CHICAGO, Dec. 13.— Tho second week of tho strike o f packing house workers opened yesterday with both sides Htnnding firm raid Jess change In tho situntion than un any dny sinco tho strike ctarted, except Sunday. — Meet Pete Boyd at tho High School tonight and enjoy n good timo while holping tho Athletic Association. Attond tho ontortuinmont nt the High School auditorium tonight. * till 11 a MILITANT SENATES Indianapolis Dec .3— Enactment of tlie Veterans adjusted compensa­ tion hill will lie completed by tho Congress within Ninety days accord­ ing to the information given MeNIdor National Commander Legion, by NO CLUE TO MURDER Senator McCumbcr nnd Representa­ OF IOW A SCHOOL T E A C H E R 1 tive Fordnoy. McNidcr teiegrnphod FOUND DEAD A T SCHOOL Lemuel Holies, National Adjutant o f the Legion,. This Information today ( l l r T l i r A a a o r ln lr d I ’ r r a a ) Waukon, I own Dec. 13 No duo to wns received from Washington. the murder o f Miss Eddn Si ngneson, a school toucher who was beaten to 25 IRISH P O L ITIC A L death late yesterday ut her .school PRISONERS RELEASED near town, Mrs. Gtinda Mnhtindiilo sheriff of Alnnuikec county said to* DUBLIN, Dec. 13.— It Is officially dny.Mrs. iTnrtimhlo has been sherilT announced thnt twonty-fivo Irish po­ since May first, when her husband litical prisoners have been released who lield that office died, und she from thu Mount Joy nnd Onlwny pris­ wns appointed to fill tho unexpirod ons. torm. M A IL ROIIIIERS F . ^ U G U IL TY . CIIAS. W. MORSE IS ARRAIGNED FOR CONSPIRACY 1 �~ &> ’ ‘ A W 7? -. J W W H M w WUC) • P AGE SIX f »Y ‘ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY $ 1 0 HERE'S A REAL ROMANCE y u ji RENT—Two "House kooplng fW rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per week. Apply 1100 Sanford Avo. 221-0tp / Suit Sale till The Star Today UAKG AINS— Broad guago Umlor'. wood typewriter, now, will sell nt bargain. Sec it nt Herald office. 223-3tp V IO L A D A N A in- NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just nrrived, fresh carload o f thnt good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sod. Telephono *35. Phono us your wnnts. They will hnvo our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ pany. Scrvico, quality, prico. 223-2tc “The Match Breaker” .. sT r U T l’ lO N And vve have a good Stock of useful Gifts fo r men and Boys— such as Bath Robes, Pajamas, Sweaters, House Shoes, Belts and Buckles, Safety Razors, Silk Shirts, Ties and— B fik f ■nr f . B / li W A*N T E l) — Competent lady stenographer, three years’ ex­ perience, will accept any reasonable offer. 22*i-2tp PERSONAL NOTES James Thornton, representing tho S. I*. Richards Co., of Atlanta, wns in tho city today calling on tho local stationery and printing trade. T w o S u its f o r t h e P r ic e o f O n e Sh o e Plus $10 SANFORD & c l o t h in Remember tho High School piny at tho Hgh School auditorium tomorrow night for the benefit of tho Athletic Association. Two good plnys and fina music. Help tho high school athlotlcs and sco n good piny nt the same time. co . South and Centrnl Florida news­ papers if united for Capital Removal (B y Zeb Jones) can bring it about in tho next two yenrs. Show the people th- advant­ Thcrc’B n feller down In our town ages o f a centrnlly-locnted State That’s nllns boostin’ things. Capital and the pollticans will quickly H o' b an optimistic sucker, , fall into line. For every week he brings Also the information is gleaned Out. good points in tho worst of us, from the Sunday papers thnt ntAnd lets the bad one slide; tornys o f Ocala will get out an in­ Ho's just the sort of feller junction restraining the State Board Thnt’B nllns on our side from building wings to the state Now, I’m just a plain old farmer, capital as voted In the last session of And yet he calls mo Mister the legislature on the principle thnt I ’d like to quote the things he wrote there is insufficient fundsin tho stnte When Eph Smith wed my sister. treasury to build the additions and H e’s with us in our trouble, the lnw snys there must bo money He’s with us in our joy, nvnilnblo before tho contract Is let or The confidence ho has in ub, words to Uuil effect. All of which E'en bad debts can’t destroy. brings up the capital removal again So when a neighbor nnkn me, and the idea o f making it more cent­ "W hy take the home town paper?" ral in the great state o f Florida. Some I want to use a hickory club, people are well content to let it re­ Then call the undertaker, main where it is with the Idcn that Unless he takes Ids cash in hand, a stnte capital menus nothing to any And goes up awful meek, city. The Herald will have more to And murmurs, "M r. Editor, say about tho cnpitnl removal later ns I'm payin’ up this week!" we hnvo the ideal site for tho state capital and it has not been advanced C A P IT A L REMOVED A G A IN by any of tho state papers ns yet. Our Home Town Editors. wi •: ^ S’l v 1 *I i*3 1 I » * i)l L I lA 7 •• 1 H, 1» •'ft- I Tho Star Advocate o f Titusv'llo brings up the question of capital re­ CENSURE BRITISH NEW RICH moval in a letter sent to all tho news­ papers of tlie south Florida in which ^ a r Profiteers Don’t Give to Charity, as They Should, Old Aris­ it stales: tocracy Charges. Many Florida newspapers are ad­ vocating State Division. Two Florida* The ICngllsIi "new rich" hnvo to bear would mean Increased Democratic re­ utmost as much criticism as the prime presentation in the Eleetorial College minister, and from almost as mixed a United . source. Their natural enemies are the and the Congress of the States. As political conditions now 1poor and the new poor, and die latter element seems to feel strongest on the nre in Washington and the Nation, subject. The aristocracy have taken tho division of Florida into two States lately to publishing their sentiments is an impossibility, nt least for fifty about die people who have usurped years. their place. One of the charges they And lids paragraph expresses tho make is dial the new rich don't know belief that (lie State Capital in the how to give, ami that us a result haspltals and eliaiitahle Institutions are near future can be removed to being forced to close up. It may not more central location— be, say die aristocracy dubiously, Unit the new Hub are wilfully mjIIIsIi But (hey are not used to money, and so are not used to giving It away. An­ other allegation, made by a peppery daughter of an Impoverished duke, was dud the new rich bpd never done any­ thing to make the world beautiful mid that iis a class they laid produced on great art or literature. Socially the now rich have to bear the brunt of all die changes. A h ac­ tress raid die other day that she never saw before llio war the people who Car Load o f now till die shills In the theaters. The people with good iiiniuiers who used to sit In stalls before die war liuvff dis­ appeared and tliclr successors lack breeding. One day somebody ate or­ anges in the shills and the feeling of on the Dray Track, near calamity In aristocratic circles was . the Express office, open strong for weeks. Extremes In styles are also blamed fo r sale by the bunch or oil die women of die profiteer class, by the dozen at reason­ who are declared by tliclr enemies to hnvo learned die art of dressing In able prices. Car must be tliclr original homes la (lie East end London,—Mary Henke In Lou An­ sold in two days. Come of geles Express. RIPE BANANAS m l " I I« L !*« I Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales, o f Miami, were glad to hnvo them here a short whllo on Saturday. Clarence Woods, of Eustis, wns in tho city todny and paid tho Hernld o f­ fice an appreciated visit. Mr. Woods is the former editor of tho Eustis Lnko Region and s ono of tho promi­ nent newspaper men of the state. g early and get your bar­ gains. ----- Also “ A Roam ing Romeo” BOUGHT A DODGE, left his Hup touring with us for sale. A bar­ gain.— Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo Dealers. 224-2tc W AN TE D — Representative for fast selling lino of Auto Accessories. Mo­ tion Picture for advertising furnished. $350.00 up por month. Box 275, St. Joseph, Mich. 224-ltp Tlie master of Klnloxs, grandson of tho lute duke of Buckingham and son of the Buroncss Ktnloss, with Ills brldo, the fanner Katherine Bentrlco Mac­ kenzie Jackman, daughter of a vlltago blacksmith whose forgo Ib situated on tho hl&lorle ancestral ostato of Stowe. Tho young master of Klaloss la a clergyman. A New German Bible. Herr Gurlltt, the Berlin publisher, Is about to l.tsuo an edition of tho Illblo with 200 plates etched by tho colepruled artist Jueckkol. The edition will bo limited to a few hundred copies, varying In price from 15,000 to 75,000 marks. A wealthy American Is paid to hnvo subscribed already for one copy, whllo the Bolshevist govern­ ment will tnko ten. There Is no clow ns to tho uho to which they will bo put.—Tho Living Age. S. Hnrt in “ T h ree Word Brnnd’ TOMORROW— Wm. -Also F O X N E W S The now Postmnstcr General is W E A T H E R REPORT vory prompt about distributing ev­ Weather Outlook for the Period Beerything except tho jobs. comber 12 to 17, Inclusive South Atlantic and East Gulf NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old States: Generally fair, normal tem­ rclinblo K EYSTO N E LIM E. Nuff perature. sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your MEMBERS OF W. O. W. wants. They will hnvo our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Important meeting Wednesday, De­ cember 14, 7:30 p. m. District man­ Electric fixtures must go, beginning ager will visit camp.— F. T. Miller, 224-3tp Mondny morning, December 12th, all Clerk. electric fixtures in stock will bo sold A boss Is a man who gels down nt smashed prices. Salo will last for a fow dnys only.— Troadwcll Electric cnrly when you nro Into and late Co., opposito Postoffice. 223-4tc when you nre early.— Flint Journal. Hillsbourough county, Ml3s SettlcTho Masonic Lodge and tho Homo Lloyd George is coming on every Demonstration Club o f Turkey Creek are building a community house. Two sl ip.— New York Evening Wo.’iJ. days o f each week nre building days when tho neighbors conto tognthcr BOUGHT a I)odgo Coupo therefore and work on the house. 30x3 N. S........................................... $ 7.75 wo have for sale Dodge roadster, a Escnmbin county, Miss MitchellI dandy 2-ycnr-old, now in paint shop, 30x3^2 N .S ........................................... 9.80 cord tires.— Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo spent two dnys this week checking premiums and ribbons won at the Dealers. 34x4 N. S........................................... 17.50 fair. Two interesting club meetings The story about the frog in New this week. 35x41/2 N. S........................................... 23.50 Orange county, Mrs. Taylor- Two Jersey that is clnimcd to have smoked n cigar will recall to mnny a man profitable dnys were spent with Miss 34x4 C o rd ......................................... 25.50 tho time ho smoked his first one, Morse, Homo Demonstration Dairy when ho thought he wns going to Specialist, this week. Mnny women Other Sizes in Proportion were enrolled1in the diary clubs. croak.— Detroit News.. W e carry everything in the Accessory line fo r nil Cars. Columbin county, Miss Cox- Tho club members nro so delighted over An agenda, like charity, covers a H IG H G R A D E G A S O L IN E to mnkc the m otor start easy winning first prize nt the state fair multitude of sins. these cold mornings with thcirl chickens thnt they nre beginning now to win next year’s HORSES ABLE TO TELL TIME prize. Citrus County, Miss Pipkin— The Steeds Hired by the Hour Good Judges eighth grnilo o f Inverness school is of Diotance, According to This planting a school garden, the plots Stable Manager. already being laid out. Each member A rider needs n strong hand ami n is planting ono row each of calilingo V U L C A N IZ IN G firm sent lo ride the hired horses of a onions, lettuce, turnips and mustard. certain suburban riding academy when Leon county, Miss Russell - Our Phone 417-W First and Elm A ve. lie attempts to go beyond an hour’s county fair was a wonderful success. distance from the stable, according to (lie New York Hun. The rales lire $5 Our prize winning club members are for two hours, and tho horses have be­ delighted with their showing at the come so accustomed to going one hour state fair. otil and one back that when the first I'nsco county, Mrs. Ticknor- Helped hour Is reached and the rider does not one family to can 1K0 pounds of beef turn back toward the stable Ills horse Mondny. Insists upon doing It for him. DeSoto county, Mrs. Crnhill - We Beyond Ibis llrst hour, If the rider had strawberries for Thanksgiving. still wishes mistakenly or extrava­ Walton county, Mrs. Warren-Tuesgantly to ride sllll further away from the stable, lie will have to light Ids day I organized a poultry and sewing horse every twenty-live or thirty yards dull of twenty-six members at Free­ ROSE FOUR ns tlie Imrso attempts to turn back, port. and there will be no further Joy In the Volusia county, Miss Cole-Friday ride. If lie complains to the manager BLISS T R IU M P H I took seven.1 young member* of of the stable, the manager will be politely regretful If Hie rider Is a the Orange City poultry club on a COBBLERS stranger, or lie will tell him the honest tour to see special flocks. A number Initli If the rider is an old iii'ipiiiln- o f these members have built houses This seed .stock is especially selected Maine Grown, lame. for their chickens. from fields free from P ligh t infection "I get so ninny In. xporleiired riders,’ the tmimigcr will tell you. NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ •‘and they have no sense of direction 11 PECK BAGS ami keep no truck of thr lime, and If rived, fresh carload o f thnt good old Ask for Prices It were not for the good sense of llio rclinhlo KEYSTONE LIM E. NulT % horses the riders would either Ihm\ Bed. Telephone 135. Phono us your themselves iu llio countryside or would wants. They will hnvo our usual perhaps realize at some point Hint prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ their limit was nearly up and then pany. Service, quality, prico. 223-2tc would come thundering In with winded and steaming Imr.ses. * SANFORD F L O R ID A "These horses manage tho ride them­ 3C 3 C selves and tlie riders have very little to do with It,” said the stable manager, naHRMBRBBBBBRBBRBURBHHDaaMnBBaHRRaHaHIIBRBHBBRBIIBRBBB "and In that way they protect the riders, they protect themselves mid MRBHRBRRBHBBRRHBBHHBaanBRnanBRHHHHRRHRBRHBHBHRBBBB*1 OF THE STOMACH they protect me." □C ID O Frank Akers Tire Co. Seed Potatoes Chase & Company CATARRH Floridians Ignorant O f Great Results of Demonstration Agents G A IN E S V ILLE , Dec. 12.— Floridians generally do not r.pprecinto the work being done by tho County Homo De­ monstration Agents under supervi­ sion o f the Extension Division of tho State Department o f Argiculture, largely beenuso they hear so little o f tho activities o f the women who nro devoting, their days nttd mnny •at tho nights to tho bettering of liv­ ing conditions In tho snmllor towns nnd rural communities. Typical re­ ports on tho work o f severed qiinrters here,' follow: Polk county, Miss Godbcy- Our mother’s club o f I'lerco is taking n course In homo enro o f tho sick. They nro holding social meetings nnd furnishing flowers nnd trays for tho sick. r p r io u C A N T ENJOY LIFE with • vote, tour, bloated ilomach. Food doe, not nouiiih. Iaitrad il it a tourco oi mitety, earning punt, batching, diizineti and head, achet. 41 Tlie petion with a bad ttomach thould be Mlitfied with nothing leu than permanent, lotting relief. €J Tho right remedy will act upon the lining* ol the ttomach, enrich the blood, •id in catliag cut the catanhal poiton* and ilrcngthcn every bodily function. (] The large number of peoplo who have lucceufully uied Dr. Hartman'* famout medicine, recommended for all calanhal condition*, offer tlie tirongeil pouiblo cndottcmcnl for PINeSERVICE - ru - nA FIFTY YEARS gnat — 11------- TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLD EVERYWHERE \WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS ■ A N Y P A R T OF TOWN, ON TERM S TO SUIT YO U You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f these days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it by easy stages. I f 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT �\(«» !N . JPAGE TWO v ; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13* 1921 r- SO CIETY MRS. FRRp DA1GBR, Society Editor, finally merged inUj tho Literature Department of tho Woman’s Club, nnd o f which Bhe was a valued mem­ ber. Phone 217-W CEC1LLIAN CLU11 I f 7#« have nn, frlrnda \hltlng you Jon irnlnjr nuynhere or eontlns Tho last meeting of the Cecilinn ■onr, o f « run urn entertaining, o r llr 5 I * ! ; * ' f * ' * <" Ikt* drpnrlt’ipnti R ltln i Club for 1321, met nt the Studio of 4etalta, or telehpone the llrm, It mill Mrs. Fannie Munson, last Saturday * • areally n|i|ireelnted. ufternoon at three o’clock. There was u good attendance ami a very enjoySOCIAL CALENDAR ablo program given by tho following Tuesday— Mrs. \V. C. Hill will enter­ members: Louise Thrasher, Carol tain at bridge at her liome on 4th Stone, Georgia Mobley, Thelma Tow, street at 8:30 p. m/, honoring Miss Velma Shipp, Dorothy Hay, Mrs. It. Norma Herndon, whoso mnrrlngo W. Lawton, Tlielnm Dobbins, JInzul Packard and May Holly. takes place December 17th. The little folks group were from Tuesday— Miss Lottie Caldwell will Margaret Giles, ltose LaVerae Hurt, ontortnln at bridge at her homo on H. C. McMullen, Margaret Uuchun, Sovcnth street nt 3 o’clock, honor­ Marguerite Garner, Carmen Guthrie, ing KHbs Adelaide Iligglns, a charm­ Helen Douglass and Mary Helen in g brido-olcct of this month. Morse, Tuesday— Social Department will gh'o a Shower for tho Children’s Home LUNCHEON AND RECEPTION Society, followed by bridge, nt 3:00 One of the most delightful social p. m., with Mrs. Knymontl Key ns events of the season was tho luncheon hostess. ami reception given tlie Bailie Harri­ Wednesday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will son Chapter N. S. D. A. It. by Mrs. entertain the members of tho Ev­ Geo. Chamberlain of Daytona Beach. ening Dridgo Club nt her home on The drive from Sanford to Daytona Magnolia avc. served but to increase tho delight of Wednesday— Mrs. E. F. Housholdor tlie guests with the 'frneious In pitnlwill entertain at bridge at 3:00 p. Ity shown them by Mrs. Chamberlain. m. honoring Miss Norma Hcrndo.i, The guesls were meet at the door a brido-olcct, and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ by Mrs. Raymond Key and tho ruff, n recent bride, the guests in­ Waters, Covers were laid for 7 and cluding the members of the lion Ton a delicious 4 course luncheon was Brldgo Club. served. The center piece was of grace­ Wednesday— Mrs, Ed. Lane will en­ ful pink vine with touches of pink tertain at bridge at her home on vine and roses through out the home. Park avenue nt 8:30 p. m., honoring A fter I iie luncheon a short business Miss Norma Herndon nnd her wed­ meeting was held, Mrs. G. I. Loucks ding attendants, was elected delegate to the State Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Key will Convention with Mrs. John Leonnrdi entertain the members of tho Ev­ as alternate, ery Week Bridge Club at her homo Tlie Sanford chapter as honorees on Pnrk avenue, at 3:00 p. m. received during the hours of 2 to 4. Thursday— Mrs. Frank Miller will en­ Tlie guests were meet at tlie door by tertain at an informal dance honor­ Mrs. A. It. Key and Airs. Geo. ing Miss Norma Herndon nnd her Chamberlain. About sixty of the wedding attendants. Daytona D. A. R'S called. Friday— Lieut. H. A. Bivins will en­ Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. A. It. Key tertain tlie members o f the Horn- and Mrs, John Leona nil assisted the don-Hivlna bridal party at dinner hostess. nt the Valdez Hotel, preceding the Block ice cream in D. A. It. colors rehearsal for tho wedding. with angel food cake, salted nuts Snturduy— Iicrndon-Bivins Nup* ids and coffee arid whipped cream were nt high noon at Holy Cross Episco­ ser 'cd during the afternoon, pal Church. The hostess wore a grey crape Jo Saturday— Mrs. A. I’. Conuaily will chine with pastel hand embroidery. entertain the members of Hie Hern­ T im e guests from Sanford were don-Bivins briday party nt a wed­ Mrs. \\. K. Watson, Mrs. Forrest ding breakfast, at her home on Lake, Mrs. G. i. Loucks, Mis. Geo, Magnolia avenue. Herring, Mrs. Anna DeForest, Mrs. Saturday—Tho Children’s Story Hour John Leonnrdi and Mrs, A. I. Key, will lie held at Central Park at 4:00 o’clock. Bi r t h d a y p a r t y Thursday— Mrs, Dick Brown will en­ Charming in detail was tlie birth­ tertain nt 11 hridgc-lnne'.eon at 3 day parly given for ( ’ hint Alolsch, tlie o'clock at Hie home of her parents, small daughter of Mr. ami Airs, Joe Air. and Mrs. .1. ({. Ball, on l urk Meisch cm Saturday. Rose pink was avenue. tlie color scheme used in decorations, 8:30 p. m. refreshments, favors, etc. Vases of Thursday— Music and Literature De­ pink roses nnd carnations wore placed partment Woman's ( ’ lull at 3:30 throughout llm rooms. A fter a happy p. m. afternoon of games uml music, re­ Monday— .Misses Zoo and Fannie Be­ freshments were served. The favors lla Munson will give a dance at were little woven baskets of pink and their homo on Myrtle avenue at whit.*, filled with enmiioi:. Little 8:30 p. m. (la in was the recipient o f many Friday— Mrs. Henry Pardon will en­ lovely git's. Those enjoying tlie hap­ tertain the members of the T. N. T. py occasion were: Mrs. F. Brandt, Cluli at her homo on Palmetto nvoIrene P 1n9 .1t, Mrs. Krauscr, Airs. nue at 3:30 p. m. Witte, Helen and Henry Witte, Air. Friday—The indies of the Baptist uni Mrs. Frank Meisch ami little Cnnchurch will hold their bazaar and Innce, Miss K. Haas, Mary Louise . cooked fond sale at the old stand Nickel, Mrs. Schtnnh, Mr. and Mrs. o f Mrc. Cates on First street. loc Meisch and Ruth and Clara Saturday— Tlie Ladies of the Duple t Meisch, church will hold their ha/.nnr and cooked food sale at the old stand of MRS. J. M. DRESNER INJPRED Mrs. Cates. IN AUTO ACCIDENT MON­ DAY, T A K E N TO H O SPITAL B, B. Jurnigan and T. W. Baxter are in the city attending to business fo r the A. C. L, Ry, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stokley, of Mt. Dorn, nro spending a few days here nt the Montezuma. Mrs. Bill Diliocn, of Pnlntkn, was tho guest of Mr, and Mrs. Schelle Mnlncs Sunday. Mrs. Dinccn and Judgu Maines were achool mates at law school. Mm. It. E. Tolar and little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned home front Jacksonville Sunday evening uftc. spending several days there with rel­ atives, B A PT IS T BAZAAR Tlie ladies e f tlie Bnptist church will hold their nnminl bazaar and cooked food sale Friday and Saturday, Doromber Ifi ami 17 at tho old stand o f Mrs. Cates on First street. NO TICE! Owing to the death of Mrs. C. It. Walker, the regular meeting of the Music and Literature Department of tho Woman’s Club will lie postponed until Thursday afternoon at 3:30, Mrs. Walker was a chartei mem her o f tlie old Wednesday club which P S t o c lc R I C A stable pc sense und lets 11 ■ . A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.— Bower A- Uoumlllnt, 225-tfe v /ft Reduced Elcctiic fixture snlo, whole­ sale prices.— Tiondwell Electric Co. Teleirtiono 192. 223-4tc < ( y y / - I . • el.jl j & m £ 1V f l I; f?\'i 9347 K S T a llx . kv, v - tF* This is the time o f year to consider a bank connection. W e do not know what your future plans may be, but this we do know, this bank has the ability and willingness to render you incomparable service, so no matter what you plan to do, if you want to be successful in doing it, a connec­ tion here can and will help you to suc­ ceed. Anil those who live by blood and iro.i slmll perish by blood uml iron. ‘- p i A useful Christmas gift, buy a ko­ dak.— Bower & Rounilllr.t, 225-tfc : T :i f e l j :!r! The Indies of the Baptist Church wilt hold,their uanual bazaar on F ri­ day and Saturday, December 18 and 17. I’lnco will he announced Inter. 219-tfc ,s LI Only fifteen more days to bread the neckties you will get for Christmas. 24 31 Got an electric fixture fo r a Christ­ mas present, tho wholo fam ily can en­ joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ site Postofficc. 223-itc INTERESTING FASHIONS FOR SUMMER All kinds o f imported perfumes.— Dotted" swiss lias come into its own again and is featured in many youthful Bower & Roumlllut. 225-tfc fashions for summer. The dress to the left is in blue and white, the skirt being You may expect anything of nn trimmed « .h three narrow frills of blue organdy. These frills appear again on age Hint classes Marines as postal the surplice collar and short sleeves. The regulations, belt is of self-material and lias extended ends which arc tied in sash effect at the left side. Medium size rctmircs 3% Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tho yards 36-inch swiss and 1 yard organdy. Temple Club, corner Third and Pnrk. Cross-barred muslin makes the second tf-p dress, charming in its simplicity. To tho lutig-w.listed blouse1is attached a straight gathered skirt. A narrow belt holds in BOUGHT a Dodge Coupo therefore the fulness at the waist and the round col­ we have for snle Dodgo roadster, n lar oi plain organdy is finished witii tiny dandy 2-year old, now in paint shop, plaited (tills of self-material to corres|s>nd with the trimming mi the short cord tire- —Sanford Motor Co., Dodge sleeves. Medium si/c requires 4 yards Dealerr. 36-iuch muslin and • 1 yard organdy. hirst model: Pictorial Review Dress Ohlsniohiio 3-4-ton truck for sale in No. 9347. Sizes, 14 to jo years, Price, 35 cents. in A-l condition, good tiros, a real Second model: Dress No. 9431. Sizes, bargain,--Sanford f.Uior Co., Dodge 14 to *h>years. Price, 35 cents. Dealets. 224-2tc Daily Fashion Hint i First N ational Bank 1 F. P. Forster, P r e s .. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column With ten years o f leisure, we ought to he able to think n better name than “ gobs". CO NTRACTO RS LAW YERS George A. DeCottes \II kimli. of imported perfumes.— II.ever & Roumillat. 225-tfc HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” If tlie sa’ inns disarm somebody tali make n fortune by buying up tho surplus swivel shairs in Washington. Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland B ARG AINS— Broad gunge Under­ wood typewriter, new, will sell nt bargain. See it at Herald office, 223-3tp Some of tho elmrgea against the A. E. F. nr ery serious, and some an made ’•>,a»ton. IIIO B. F. Whitner, Cashier OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE BOUGHT A DODGE, left his Hup A ttorn cy-nt-Law touring with u« fo .1 sale. A bar­ Over Seminole County Bank gain.- Sanford Motor Co., Dodgo FLO RID A Dealers, 221-2tc SANFO RD .017 ■ ■ ■ A COMMUNITY BUILDER > mean an expenditure o f about $2,000,(100 and the work will ho started tho first o f tho year. Preserving peace will not he so difficult when wo call in tho wornrjtr. Their - experience in the kitchen 'w ill tell.— Asiivillo Times. : Peppers - S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder SANFO RD FLORID* Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS A N D BUILDERS PinneH nnd SpecifleatlaiiH Cheerfully Furnlahcd All Work Giinrnntccd II. T. PAC E * P. O. Box XII PURE W ATER G AR AG E S Elder Springs Water Sm»th Bros. Garage 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Snnford, Fla 1 Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Onk nnd Flrnt Beautiful lino of Christmas Station­ ery, Bov.er & Umiinillnt. 225-lfc NOTICE I-IitfH e s t Q u a l i t y When the Frost is on the Pumpkin— requires more horse Electric fixtures must go, beginning MODES FOR A GIRL AND *A ROY Motulny morning, December 12th, nil la order that she may have ihe ’’ tailor- ' electric fixtures In stock will bo sold made'’ appearance, the tittle l.idv in at smashed prices, Sale wilt last for thr picture select mu check serge. Tliedrc- ■ closes in (rout under the plaits, a round a few days only.—Treadwell Electric collar of white linen finishing the Tuck, Co., opposite I’ostoffico. 223-4tc ('nils rorrcM|xmd with the collar, while Hie buttons and the tiny how tie autili Beautiful line of Christmas Station­ in mlor and material. Medium size u ■ ery, Bower & Roumillat. 22ti-tfe quires D 4 vnrds 36-iueli material. Tlie Imys suit is in dark blue serge, although galatea, aeroplane linen or /About the only difference between pongee could he substituted, if desired. a hobby nnd n job is that you get The jacket has a square yoke and twoseam sleeves. There is a choke between paid for the jolt. Mrs, J. M. Dresner was badly in­ knickerbockers or knee trousers, dosing jured Monday in an auto accident on 111 front. Medium size requires z ' t For Men— Wo have some of the the Sanford Orlando road while silo yards 34-inch material. First model: Pictorial Review Girls' classiest shoes you ever saw, and it in and Mr. Dresner were on their way Dress No. 9317. Sizes, ft to 14 years. an undisputed fact that wo are selling to Orlando in their ear. In attempting Price, 30 cents. them from $1.50 to $2,00 per pair less Second Model: Boys' Suit No. 3846, to turn out ami puss a heavy truck thnn some. The dependable Peter’s Sizes, 6 to 14 years, Price, JO cents, Mr. Dresner who was driving struck Diamond Brand, solid leather, well a tree throwing Mrs. Dresner against put together, stylish, nent and com­ the wind shield ami breaking her Jaw fortable. We Invito you to come around hone anil badly cutting her face. on Sanford avenue nnd treat yourself Mr. Dresner was saved by the wheel Sale Bankruptcy Stock to 11 pair o f ihom. Then there are hut was badly bruised by the impact Notice is hereby given that under­ hats, shirts, trous*.s, night robes, with the tree. The car was also signed, trustee in thu matter uf S, socks and many other items nn which wrecked and tlie accident was such Benjamin, trading and doing business you will find attractive prices.— Riv­ that it seems fortunate that both ns S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will ers Brothers. 225-Itc Mr. nnd Mrs. Dresner are alive to tell on Thursday, December 15th, 1021, at Hie story. Mrs. Dresner was taken the corner of First streot and Pal­ Bought a Dodge Coupe, therefore to the Fermi Id Laughton hospital here metto z\ve., Sanford, Flordn, between wo have Dr. Stevens’ Essex touring where she is receiving medical atten­ the hours o f 10 a. m. and I I a. in, re­ for snlo. In fine condition, now in Co., tion and the physicians think she will ceive bids of tho lease covering store paint shop.— Sanford Motor 221 -2tc lie nil right again in 11 short time. rooms Nos. 301 and 303, in tho City Dodge Dealers, of Sanford, Seminole County, Stnto of The Bcludorf Machine Supply (Jo,, Florida. MEMBERS OF W. O. W. Tho right is reserved to reject any of Litchfield, III., is an added in­ dustry for tlie city of Vero as they and all bids, Highest hid subject to Important meeting Wednesday, De­ are amoving their entire equipment approval. cember 14, 7:30 p. in. District man­ CLARENCE V. MAHONEY', ami plant to that southern city. ager will visit camp.— F. T, Miller, 224-ttc Trustee. Clerk. 224-3tp The city council of Winter Pnrk T ry a Herald Want Ad today. .QGoorge S. Gandy is behind a have contracted for \an up-to-date fire fighting equipment which will movement for the nrcction o f a toll ho Installed within the next sixty bridge accross ulil Tampa Dny. If this . >>. proposition goes through it will he H of-m ac Battery Co. C o m p le t e ADDITIONAL LOCAL Daily Fashion Hint Hotel Montezuma Geo. W. K night Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD H O TELS “ Sanford’s N ew Hotel” 11.50 Up Per Day FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register at tho First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman ---------------------- 1----— Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. SANFORD N O V E LTY W O RKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork C O N T R A C T O R and B U ILD ER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. General Machine and Boiler YVorks Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bunds in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry FO R S E R V IC E Call 146-J TRANSFER “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If wo please you, tell others; If no tell us. W. R A W L IN G , Prop. Phone 498 — Got your Scrntch Pads from Th* Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Acteylene W elding OF A L L K IND S H. W . N IC K E R S O N Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits— Systems Income Tax Service Located In Engle Bldg., 205 Oak Avc. 1 Room 10 McNoill-Dovis Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. IN S U R A N C E N. Y. L IF E INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Shop Located nt 207 French Ave., between Sanford Florida 2nd and Third. Egg Plant O U R 1921 CHOP H AS A K R IV E D - - E. It. BKRGQUI9T. Tomato Seed: — COM E IN A N D S E E US B E F O R E B U Y IN G THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. SANFORD FLO RID A .' .* ■cfc. �•»enf PAQ* .... . i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ flH K B R B r fk B B a a a B H IM H M H H H H B H IB IH U B IM IB M V B II BTrd-Like Glider Invented by German i ■>*.-I.1 i-i M ■■ Ii„l lH ...... C j i v e <* ,* ■ ; * * ”»** '\ 'tv* “•r"* Gift This Christmas * c- ’w B B : T h e Seminole County! Bank S a n fo rd , F lo rid a ri t Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. S Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, •i Sanford, Florida. rilOUlSTS FA V O Il FOUR [ye ar t e r m s f o r m in is t e r s (Or.stltio*4 from r ,W 0b»), J,,to endowment fund and tho mlsL ^ard. Tho resolution was ordor' iprcad upon tho minutes of tho and Chester, Paul Kendall; Jnekaonvllle, First Church and Parker Street, J, B, Mitchell; Jacksonville, Marvin, J. D. Lewis; Jacksonville, Ortega, S. I. |Hendrix; Jncksonvllle, Phoenix Park, to bo supplied by C. S. Hort* ridge; Jacksonville, Riverside Park, R. Ira Barnett; Jacksonville, St, Mat­ thews nnd Brinkley Memorial, J. E. Ilnrtsfield; Jacksonville, Springfield, II. P . Spencer*: JacLsonville, Wesley Memorial, I), I). Dlffemvlcrth; Lnko j Butler, J. D. Major; Mncclonny mis­ sion, I. M, Belt; St. John's circuit, to bo supplied by M. W. Smith; South Jacksonville, Allnn Mnckfnrlnn; Starke, M. L. Smith; Yulec, to be Bupplicd by II. P. Blocker- superintend­ ent o f Anti-Saloon Lcngno, C. W. Cooke, Springfield, 2 C. M the afternoon session Frank W. jtmc was odmittod on trial Into tho ivelintf connection. Rev, U. K. Thrower, ngent of tho eachcrs' Relief Fund, in making Ilia port said hu had been In tho minis49 years, having boon a classmnto r^py S, N. Rums, who was present ,,1 tJm ]atc Sam Jones. He reported elve superannuate homes. '• it!; proscta for two or thrvo more. A night session was held nnd nftor rious reports hnd been inndo, Hyde TA M PA DISTRICT: T. J. Nixon, ark Church, Tnmpa, was selected ns presiding older; Brndentown, Smith place for holding tho conforenco Hardin; Brandon circuit, to bo sup­ (xt year, nnd n resolution o f nppro- plied by M. It. Myer; Manatee and atlon for the courtesies extended tho Oncco, J, W. Austin; Miakkn mission, Jy at this session by tho peopio of to bo supplied by J. C. West; Palmetto rlando, tho appointments fo r .next j nnd Terraccin, Kenneth Hollister; Par­ car were rend by Bishop Cnndler. ish nnd Ellonton, J. W. Jackson; Plant At 9:30 p. m., Inst night, the dox- City, II. J. Hncfllngcr; Port Tampa hogy was aung nnd the benediction |mission, to be supplied by S. G. Mead­ fas pronounced by tho Bishop. T h e ' ows; Sarasotn, E. Watt Smith; SefTppointmenta follow: nor mission, J. E. Gault; Tnmpn, First wood, F. II. Champion, J, W. Taylor, supernumerary. Southern College: U. II, Aldcrmnn, president, Clearwater Q. C.; Olln Boggcss, professor, Clearwater Q. C. ORLANDO DISTRIC T: J .'P . Hitburn, presiding elder; Apopka mis­ sion. W. C. Rogers; Avon Park and DeSoto City, C. E. Guttcridge; Cler­ mont and Montvcrdo, John P. Gaines; Enterprise mission, to ho supplied by W. T. Roncher; Frostproof; C. E. Cook; Grand Island mission, to bo supplied by J. M. Guest; Grovelnnd, W. A. Fischer; Haines City nnd Loughmnn, A. C. McCall; Kissimmee nnd Shingle Creek, R. F. Ilodnott; Lake Okeechobee, C. C. Cecil; T. W. Carlton nnd H. B. Boyd, Junior preach­ ers; Lake Wales, C. L. Criswell; Mait­ land, W, I I . Funk; Moore Haven, F. M. Lee; Okeechobee City, F. L, Crowson; Orlnndo, First Church, W. A. Cooper; Orlnndo, North Lnko nnd Highland Grove, to be supplied; Ovie­ do and Genova, I#. E. Wright; Umatil­ la nnd Tavares, A, M. Dnigcr! Web­ ster nnd Center Hill, C. S. Gnrdnor; Winter Garden, tl. C. Hardin; Winter haven, W. F. Jones, Student in Emory University: G, E. Sumners, Webster Q. C. P A L A T K A DISTRICT: J. F. Bell, presiding elder; Bunnell, II. E. Part­ ridge; Cocoa, I*. A. Fletcher; Crescent City and Seville; W. S. Hullopt; DoLaml, 0. E. Rice; East Palatka and Kingston, J. S. Brooko; Enterprise Mission, to be supplied by W. T. Iteuchor; Green Cove Springs, It. M. Williams; Hastings and Orange Mills, G. II. York; Hawthorne circuit, W. O. Ilemher; Tnterlachen and Rodman, It. T. Caldwell; Melrose ami Waldo, to be supplied by It. E. Murk; New Au­ gustine ami Elktin, to bo supplied by II. Bartlett; New Smyrna, II. T. Gaines; Palatka, J. D, Sibert; Sanford, S. W. Walker; St. Augustine, F. J. Patterson; Titusville, John F. Phil­ lips; W. F. Allen, supernumerary; conference evangelist, J. S. Chapman, DcLand, Q. C.; Student in Emory Uni­ versity, It. L. Ramsey, Bunnell, tj. C. ippointments of tho Florida Confer- Church: W. F. Dunkle; Tnntpn, Eighth ence, 1921-1922 Avenue nnd Edgcwood, W. J. Nense; BARTOW DISTRICT: E. J. Gntes, Tnmpa, Highland Avenue and Mis­ [residing older; Arcndln, W. C. Nor- j sion, W. C. Fountain; Tampa, Hyde an; Bartow, L. D. Lowe; Boca Grande Park and Bay Shore, M. II. Norton; l H. Moore ... Bonita Springs, G. N . 1M. E. Thompson, Junior preacher; Jlnzier; Bowling Green, W. G. Strick- [ Tnmpa, Nebraskn Avenue nnd Sulphur and; Engle Lake, to he supplied by J. Springs, F. B. Lnngford; Tnmpn, Sem. Thompson; Fort Meade, J. E, Par­ Inolo Heights, It. L. Allen; Tnmpa, er; Fort Myers, 0. II. Thronien; Tnmpn Heights nnd Palmetto Bench, fort Myers Mission, Robert C, Moore; F. E. Stinmoyon and one to he supplied Homeland nnd Prospect, E. J. Hardee by E. II. Lnntz; Field secretary of J,d to be supplied by Robert White; preachers Relief Fund, B. K. Throver, Cnthlecn Circuit, It. E. L. Folsom; First Church, 2, C.; Conference Mis­ t.c Relic amt Alva, G, C. Herndon; sionary secretary, Ira S, Patterson, .tikelaml, First Church, J. M. Grass; First Church, 2 C. .nkidand, Dixiolnnd, G. w . RosenborL A T IN DISTRICT: W. B. Sewell, y: Lakeland, Myrtle Street, Holmes presiding elder; Key West, La Trini­ .ogan; Mulberry, F. I’ ixton; Nocatce dad, Francisco Sanz; Key West, El Bmi Fort Ogden, II. F. Rape, Jr.; Pun- Salvador, Francisco Bonn; Tnmpn, In Gortla: II. Dutill; Wnuchula, J. F. San Juan and San Lucas, W. E. Sew­ litehell; Zolfo Circuit,. J. E. Shcp- ell; Tampa, San Marcos, G. Porez; erd; Florida Christian Advocute, J. Tampa, Epworth, D, Carrera; Tnmpn. | M IAM I DISTRICT: C. F. BlackIdgar Wilson, editor, First Church San Mnten; W. M. Million; Tnmpa, horn, presiding elder; Danin and Ojus, Lakeland, 2. C., I). B, Swcnt, nssistar.t Snn Paoln; Leonard Picono; Mission­ |W. O. Jvnntrunn; Delray, J. C. Jones; editor, Dixieland, 2 C.; conference ser- aries to Cuba: Igmich (ianzalez, Nor­ Fort Lauderdale, John A. Wales; Ft. Pierce, G. W. !Uubl>»; Homestead, R. retary of Education, S. W. Lawler, ton J. Castelanos. \. Sciby: Key West, First Church, S. First Church, Lakeland, 2 C, TRA N SFE R R E D —J. C. Diggs to A. Wt;*on; Key West, Fleming St., GAINESVILLE D ISTRICT: G. S. Roberts, presiding elder; Alachua cu- Upper South Carolina Conforenco; E. I. W. Longncro; Key West, Memorial, cuit, Thomas It. Adams; Bronson and |M. Stanton, Jr., to St. Louis Confer­ E. L. Ley; Lemon City, W. G. Alla Cedar Key, L, II. Simpson; Citia cir­ ence; J. I.. Gcrdino to Korea confer­ ben; MntncumMn, to he supplied by John Watkins; Mil ai, Buena Vista cuit, A. ,M. Mann; Columbia circuit, ence. to tie supplied by II. M. Hnrison; Ft. OCALA DISTRICT: W. P Uuhr- and Southside, to ,ie .vipnliud by J. ><le, A. II. White circuit, to bo supplfed l>y Jos- mnn, presiding o ld t" Rroyt vilb1, W. W. Tnrhnux; Miami, lllv Cole; Miami, Trinity, L. M. Broyles; |<plk Barton; Gainesville, J. C. Jenkins; .1. Palmer; Brnoksville m' L E. Porrine-Peters anil Silver Palm, to be (iaiia -ville Mission, to be supplied by Shipper; llushnoll, C. r . Fra- r; supplied by T. W. Whitnwth; Sebas­ It. I.. Ball; High Springs and Archer, Clearwater, L. W. Moon.-. >' un, J. J. Jones; Jasper, L. Munito; Jen- M. T. Bel); Crystal River .. to tian, F. M. ('. Ends; South Palm ileneli nlng- ciicuit, It. A. Sowell; Lake City, bo supplied ny W. J. Burticu; Glide and Boynton, M. E. Myer; Stuart and F < . I'aihoun; Live Oak, W. S. Myers; City, T. L. Z. Frazier; DuneBon, K. Salerno, B. D. Bourn; Voro, C. H. Lice (Ink Mission, to be supplied by II. Knostline; F.lfers, to bo su|i|illcd; Rose; West Palm Beach, C. II. Sum­ L. P. Kldridgo; Micnnopy circuit, J. Inverness, J, II. Daniel; Leesburg, II mers; Agent o f Florida Conference 11 Murray; Newberry circuit, .1. W. F. Harris; Ocala, C. W. White; Safe­ Orphanage, J. It. Cason, Trinity, Mi­ Windham; Reddick circuit, to he sup­ ty Harbor circuit, J. B. Reid; St. Pet­ nn.’ Q. 0. T A l,' AH ASK EE DISTRICT: A. K. plied by G, T, Bonnett; Wellborn cir- ersburg, W. J. Carpenter; Remitioje, I cuit, Thomas Williams; White Springs J. E. Lewis; Southern College mission, Houiiholdor, presiding elder; Apalachi­ circuit, to be supplied by P, K. Pow­ G. F. Scott; Sumterville and Paaasoff- cola. p, W. Mathison; Aucidu and ell; Wiiliston, It. A. Guy. kee, to be supplied by G. S. Rrtmk; KiinKeenati, W. II, Herndon; L.'istol ■' U ’ K SO N VILLE DISTRICT: J. II. Sutherland mission, to he supplied by Mission, to bn supplied by Arthur (!. Rooney, presiding elder; Callahan and S. M. Griffin; I!. T. Rape, 'supernum­ Cox; Cnrrnbello circuit, James A. Bryceville, J. L. Bourn; East Port and erary; Tarpon Springs, It. H. Bar­ Hendry, Chattahoochee, J. E. Wood­ ho Anderson, W. F. Kramer; Fernnndina nett; Trilby, Walter Kinnrd; Wild­ ward; Fonhollnwny mission, to I i t SQUIRE EDGEGATE Rather Enduring Hofo, ... CTO/rl PLF)J*/-T }y \ ^ F lG tyH S T 1 I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. THE FES AJUTHIH V vR O H G HE A L T H Spvs I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Plold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. m | Enclosed please find check for $.............................. with which to open a Savings Account for ; Name aj Kindly mail the pnss book to me at............................... JJ MfettiflM Pfilft' vwvv'r-? -;xr '■ s Nnmo supplied by P. G, McDaniel) Greens­ boro circuit; G. A. Davis; Greenville and Lee; C. A. Saunders; Hnvnha, J. L. Hunter; Hinson Circuit, to lie sup­ plied by S. N. Burns; Leon circuit, !!. II. M cAfee; Madison, W. F. MnntIcy; Madison circuit, G. P. Hendry; Mayo Circuit, A. II. Hancock; Munticello, F R. Bridges; Mount Pleasant, M. B. Cox; Perry, John A. Hamlry; IJuimy, II. CL Davis; Tallahassee nnd .Mission, Seymour Grady and one to be supplied by C. CL Smith, Wondvllb mission, to be supplied by J, B, Legg. Removal Announceme’t JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T Electric Irons Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps For Brighter Light TOM MOORE Fidelity Tires O p lo n ic 'r lH t-O p tic ia n r $8.50 r ? $10.00 W e Appreciate Your Utmlness Opp. Post office Firsts and Guaranteed Frames Repaired Gasoline F. P. RINES Weald Say-Th e OF H O G* T>F)&x i h G U n o E G t . ±s o u r h o m e . you J £EE ’THFiT IT / vot S * )H iT f )n y -------------------------------- * OH I ., twif \ V —!—-------- 4: Tho Vocational Committee o f tho Bus­ iness ami Professional Woman's Club requests all young wumcn desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bank, nnd business men rouirlng heip to consult register. Eyes Tested EXPERT IN SU R A N C E SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ Hanford, Fla. surance old-line companies and am 103 Palmetto Avc. prompt it: rendering yon expert serv­ ice In securing for you jimt what you want in lifts insurance on tho plan Piano Owners, Notice! suited to your present nnd futuro need. Endowment, monthly incomo Here for a limited slay. Patrons de­ plans, nnd automohllo ami fire in­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. surance. Wrlto or phono mo to call. W. J. TH IG PEN. “ Mack the Piano Tuner” is Employment Bureau for the hath, bedroom nnd Nursery whose offices for tho past year were from visible pump. Accurate measure. loci led nt the Seminole Hotel and at Oils and Greases 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, Ims mov­ ed into a larger place which is being We give tickets with each purchase, equipped nil tho Sanford Sanitarium, good for 3 per cent in trade located at 100'J Union Street or Sec­ Phone LHI-.I ond street East, /fA/OT ,<l-y ***wv * Drop a cord in the book marked “ M erry Christmas from t Iutcr-nnt’t Cartoon Co s Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. T H E ^ O v '.s T H *ri VOtJF HOUSE ELECTED F O O N O t)T ,O H -F )M O "TeVzjT ye>UX? H O G S & H R L T E .R T 'c . r ? c . t JTS J) £U, D COMOiTiOH s p c -Ck?HF.*)LTH o f f i c e r f il e d a ■ Dear Santa Claus:— / H W h t jlost 4 HO& OiH ^ c a o u H -r cor /t - y ir ■zr-----r-^5 Lenses Duplicated 1 �» row THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18,1921 PAGE FOUR SANFORD DAILY HERALD WWT tftOTMl MMH Iu4i> U Ti> IwmM »mU A jy, I t n u ^ w U i A m u THE HERALD PRINTING CO. R. J. HOLLY __ ___________ Editor N . J. LILLARD....Secy:t ary-Treasurer H. A. NEEL......... General Manager "c. L. I l l W IN CUCuXATIOM MAE AOE l Phone 148 up lo G P. M. aaT«mmi< B «t— U«ila Ki<nrn oo App itioe •ab«eilpti*a Trio* la AdTtac* Om I h i ......................................... t*.0» •ta Kostin .............................................. I.M n.lW .r.d la Oltr br Ctrrltr Om VToak .......................................... I I OoaU his headquarters the ftcrnld will act os a medium through which tho little ones can mnko tholr wonts known and the Sanford merchants will transmit tho message to tho Jolly old fellow who will get tho gifts that are needed. This also applies to the older folks. The column starts In this issue of tho Daily Herald and will run all this week and part of next. ----------- o----------R ECIPR O CITY— THOU A R T A JEW EL The Herald is continually harping about patronizing home merchants. We believo in it nnd practice what wo Tko bl* IS- W It-pipo V m U ; Xortld • » preach. W e feel that people have a tlrolr o-JT.ro Ep b IopU Ooaoty u l U publUko* OT.ry Friday, AdvortUlM ratal mad* kaiwm perfect right to spend their money •a application. Damnratls In politico. |S.M where they please — provided, how­ par paai, alwayi la idraaaa. ever they are not in business in Member o f The Associated Press Sanford and depending upon Sanford for n living. On the other hand wo oxpect Sanford business men *o take Town named goon Water suffered a dose of this medicine nnl spend their advertising money at home. This from fire. ----------- o-----------is the senson o f the yenr when all Uoraii and itecd arc making g'.nnd kinds o f foreign advertising is being solicited with the result that every stand plays again in (he senate. ----------- o ---------penny spent by the home merchants The Japs allowed us to have cable with out o f town people is taken out connections with Yap. Glad to henr of town. Whnt is sauce for tho goose it. We have a few pnssangers for is sauce fur the gander and rccipiocity is tho greatest jewel in the system Yap. of barter and trade. Other Htato pa­ A ll those wings for the state pers aro taking up this mntter togeth­ cnpltal liable to take wings ami fly er with the hoard of trndc and cham­ away 7 Ocala says thev shall not pass, ber o f commerce. The fullowing from Lakeland Star Pntntka says th-y must not pass nnd demonstrates tho truth of this: Orlando has already passed. The latest "earn your winter's trip ----------- o ----------Merchants of Sanford should can to Florida idea" is one that Is deserv­ every advertising scheme that comes ing of special mention. A trio, com­ to town with tho intention o f taking posed of two young wmmtn and an the money out of the town and leav­ elderly goat (the gent remaining in ing nothing in return This is tho -ne background Intend supplying traveling fakirs nnd all orts of blotters for the desks nt the postschomo will ho foisted upon the un office free c f ccsl that i3 without cost to the government. The brilliant suspecting public this season. idea is local merchants pay $15.00 -ofor advertising space on this wonder­ M U N IC IP A L OW NERSH IP ful "keep your name before the folks Orlando cnnMtsunliy lie depended who address their letters nt the postupon to do the right thing nt the right office’ 1 proposition. With 110 such time and while they hnvo labored spaces to sell and only two blotters down there for many years to get rid furnished it does not require one o f the big expense trying out various versed in the higher branches of ideas on the subject they have now arithmetic to figure nut how the decided to buy the plants or build j uldorey K**»t with his two assistants new ones hut T H E Y H AVE DE* l,,n winter very nieely in the land of CIDED. The appraisers yesterday np- flmvers. However, we might add that praised the plants at $(107,51*1 the t,le to™ 1 merchants are not falling exact figures being $271, 019 for the I r‘ "* HUrtl them es, but merchants In water plant and $*'1,'15,595 for the hundred o f Florida towns will. -----------o----------cLetrlc plant. The engineers said LAND P IR A TE S OF FLORIDA Die electric plant profits for tho past year were $(10,000 on the new apprai­ sal price or is per eenl. Orlando will now proceed to an election nnd vote to own het plants and her prosperity will really date from that time. Only another one o f the predictions made by the Harold editor coining true. F IN iS Il TH E JOR The City Commissioners have coindemnrd certain buildings and made the owners tear them down. This was a move in the right direction but there are at least four more buildings on the principal corners of the city that are more of an eye sore than either o f the buildings turn down and these four are left and the owners have not even been informed o f the fact that they might at seme future time have to come down. Owners of such buildings should not need to be told that their buildings are unsightly and are a mo mice to the city's growth. Ilut ns the ease stands these owners evidently need to be told and the people are now wondering how soon tho buildings will go the way o f the others o f will they go at all. The City Commissioners ' should treat all alike regardless o f whom they may lie and should not climb tho lion resident property owner nnd allow the resident property owner special privileges. How soon do they go? -<»W H A T DO YOU W A N T FOR CH RISTM AS? The Ilornld wants all the little fats to write to Snntn Clous through the Sanford Herald and wo will publish them in order that Old Santa will have some idea of what Is wanted by tho little Sanford folks. Sinco Snntn Claus is muking the Sanford stores 5 N E W P U R IT Y CROSS PRODUCTS KV. F ig Pudding, Dnto Pudding, Plum Pudding Chocolate Fudge Pudding, V>bstor Salad Chill Concarne Creamed Fin nun HatitHu Deviled Chicken Creamed Spaghetti with Cheese W. „ N “ % ^ ■ Deane Turner s Phones 497-194 W E L A K A BLOCK m 1-k>: I.UlI ■ * probity with those o f any state in tho Union. They are not fly-by-nlghta but permanent residents who live, nnd they know they can not be pro­ moted by falsehood nnd trickery. Their reliability Is shown by tho fact that their offerings arc being taken by our own people, who know what they arc doing nnd appreciate the possibilities of Florida invest­ ments. MICKIE SAYS Only 12 more Days till Xmas yjDOKutt a w is psr . w w z r ' n m ’N V0*rtTW\U0» WOV4JN EVttl fiVLPECT VRlKif CARD* OP -tUAJAVtS *N AOS PER ftOCl AXJS AN* a e a o u m o N s o p r e s p e c t a n * a u .) K IN O OP NOTICES PRCE PER NUW UN’Z UOIU OO N A l WOVW COMVET W e w ill not say "D o Y ou r Christmas Shopping E n rly." Too many have said it before and it is ai. most a joke. But we can say w ithout fear o f joking or contradiction that i f you have been saving your m on ey' through our plan th at doing your Christmas shopping w ill cause you no fenr because you will have that nest e g g from which to draw — IN S H O P P IN G A N D IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E -! It comes to you with fu ll force th at you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence as a Bank Account. Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas brings it home to you w ith full force. BUSINESS DEFENDS UPON C IR C U LA T IO N OF M ONEY ■\MVN NOT 0UP oe. A t!tL RECit-AR ] "Cash hns kept nround the house VJN1TGO STATE* 1 is dead money," snys Wallace’s KAOMEH T Farmer nnd the truth of this state­ HO Hi. UOWt ■ ment is enrly recognized when one ■ pauses to study the financial system ■ which controls many o f tho other systems under which we live. The bible says money Is the root o f all evil. Innumerable arguments have been caused by this statement, hut >.o sensible minded person hns ever questioned the assertion money is not in notion is deadweight. This ■ docs not mean one Is complicating things by saving money or by spend­ ing it economically, yet it is possible to save money or to spend money of Sanford A*MM economically and nt tho same timo ewrHwil 'stimulate the gcncrnl financial system. As Wallace’s Fnrmcr points out— CHRISTM AS STA TIO N E R Y, Notice o f Application for Tax Deed said land being assessed nt th» J.*. Cash deposited in the bank POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. Under Section 575 of the General o f tho issunneo of such certificate b is live money. A dollnr of Statutes of the St^tc of Florida the nnmo o f Unknown. Unless uu Everything In tho holiday lino in cash deposited in tho hank stationery, post cardK, engraved certificate shall bo redeemed necorl. serves ns a source o f from $5 Notice 1h hereby given that S. F. ing to law Tax Deed will iSSU( ^ Christmas and Now Year’s cards, to $10 o f credit. The mnn Doudncy, purchaser o f Tax Certificate on on the 4th day of January * n stamps and stickers, etc., nt tho Horwho keeps $1,000 around the No. 10*15, dated tho 4th day o f Novem­ 1922. * aid office. Ono o f the finest and most house Is, in effect, preventing ber, A. D. 1895, has filed said certi­ eomploto lines over brought to San­ Witness my official signaturi u» five to ten other men from ficate in my office, and hns mndo ap­ Heal this tho 29th dny of NotmU. ford. Open every night until Christ­ borrowing 1,000 each from plication for Tax Deed to issuo In ac­ A. D. 1021. ians. the bank. Wo suspect that cordance with law. Said certificate (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, there is at least $5,900,00(1 in cm! races tho following described proPostmaster General Hays snys tho Clerk Circuit Court, the state o f Ohio being kept out Dcrty situated in Semlnolo County, status of women postal employees Seminole County, fl, o f circulation by timid hoarders. Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of 11-20-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C, will not he chnngod by mnrringe. This $5000,000 if it were put in SW 1-4 o f N Wl-4 nnd E 1-2 of SW This Is good new s*for prospective 1-4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp. the bank would serve ns a source Buy it with a norald Want Ad. bridegrooms. 21 S, Range 29 E. 10 acres. Tho o f from $25,000,000 to $50,000,000 o f credit, nnd would go n long way toward relieving tho present critical situation. Never keep more than $50,in cash around the house, and if you can get along with as little ns $10, by all mentis do so. I f you hnvo large quan­ tities o f money on hand there is always dnngor of losing it by robbery and fire.; But the biggest reason why all surplus ' A C H R IS T M A S JO Y B O X con be the money should find its way into size o f a half-pound candy box, or it thj. bank ns promptly ns possible m ay be ns largo as the largest wooden is that the banks are credit fact­ D ry Goods Box you ever saw. The ories, nn I the raw mnntcrta! o f size depends on what Y O U are W IL L the credit which they manufac­ IN G to put IN T O it. Each JOY-BOX ture is hard cash. Remember should have some candy, nuts, cook­ that every dollar of cash which ies, fruit and other goodies— a Christ­ you deposit, from $5 to $10 i mas toy or tw o— a doll i f i# is for a worth o f credit. We are satisfi­ g irl— or a jack knife or top or base­ ed that if only one half of the ball if it is for a boy— a new ribbon money which at presort is being or two, handkerchief, stockings or a hoarded In the United States were % new tie, etc., if for a boy, and a little deposited with the banks that money fo r the boy or girl to spend as credit be increased to such an T H E Y may choose. T H E C H IL ­ extent that prices would rise by D R E N ’S HOM E S O C IE T Y OF FLO R­ from 5 tolO per cent. Tho man ID A , invites E V E R Y man, woman who 'keeps bis money about the and child and every SCHOOL, SUN­ house is helping to hold prices D A Y SCHOOL. C H U RCH , LODGE, down. Y O U N G P E O P L E S ’ S O C IE T Y , W O­ The argument Issnuiul through­ V M A N ’S C LU B . L A D IE S ’ A ID SO CIE­ out. Even if a man received no T Y , or O T H E R organization in the interests on his money he would tide State o f Florida, to g et up a JOYthe general condition by depositing in BOX for E V E R Y Homeless Orphan it tn a bank or in some other medium and N eedy Child in our State. W e of legitimate financial transactions, want cuough IN D IV ID U A L JOYand by so doing would not injure him­ B O XES fo r every one o f the little self i (idle slightest. On the other ones in our Th ree Hom es.in Jackson­ hand he would benefit for ville and Pensacola, and then we want mediums of legitimate financial to ask for some larger F A M IL Y JOYtransactions pay interest, afford ‘ ~ B O XES— filled with children’s cloth­ protection nnd encourage gening ot every kind, shape and size, hats, caps, shoes, sweaters, underwear, reflects profits to the individual. stock mgs, ribbons, tics, handkerchiefs, etc., any quantity o f jellies, pre­ A dollar, in action is worth several serve! syrup, honey, meats, staple groceries, chickens, fruits, vegetables, dollars in stocking or under it pillow. nuts, etc. W e can use A N Y T H IN G that children from tiny wee bnbies on Dollars must conic out before norup CIl*4 E A T , W E A R or E N JO Y. A ll JO Y-BOXES, big or small, should macly can return. lie sent to our Children’s Homes either nt 1944 Riverside Avenue. Jackson­ -----------o---------- ville, or to our W est Florida Branch Home at Seventh A ve. and Jordan Peoples Bank i | Have Yon Ever Heard of a | Christmas Joy-Box? ❖ Colliers and cither northern maga­ zines have taken so many shots nt Florida and vented their spleen so many times Hint the Herald has caused to pay any attention to the articles derogatory to Florida. This state has taken such a remarkable' start in growth in the past ten years in spite of all that Colliers could do that we can affonrd to laugh at the ill concealed attempts o f this magazine to be little the state that lias clone so much of all of these two by four writers when they eonie among us as guests. A recent story about tho Land Pirnies in Colliers hns aroused the ire o f tite Tampa Times and they shoot over the following about it: . Collier’s which arrogates to itself the name of tho National Weekly— take a particular pleasure in criticis­ ing tne South and especially that part of it which lies south of Georgia line It never fails to take a "slam" at Florida when the opportunity offers, and when one does not offer, it looks one up. The last number contains an ar­ ticle leaded "Land o f Pirates Too," which purports to be a personal rela­ tion by one of the pirates o f the slick scheme's by which ho separated confintling suckers from their cash. I f tile article is what It duims to be, the author writes himself down ns nn arrant scoundrel nt the start, whose tti| proper place is in tho penitentinry. The scene of course is laid in Florida, Ru fo r that has been the stamping tty hi ground for that kind o f gentry, ever Ku tta since its natural advantages o f Hoil ttu attracted attention to the state. r i <ui Ky Hu fci Hu Ra c.* Mu KU Those have furnished a fine foun­ dation about which to weave their Dear Santa Claus: vagaries, and we are obliged to con­ Picas bring me a sleepy thill ami a fess that we have been afflicted in big doll bed and bring n doll carl timed past with a few o f tho "pirates" And bring mo some candy am) noire of the kind which the writer in nuts, this is all for this time. Collier’s admits himself to be. They N IN A M AY. wore not invited to come; they forced themselves upon us, but they did not Dear Bantu Claus: stay long, A few of the most exuber­ Please bring me a Vllou bow and a ant invited tho attention of the HU gun and boxes of IlHs, and sonio authorities, and landed where they candy and Homo nuts. And n pear of belonged, in the penitentiary; other* stockins. Well that is all for this decided that the clinuKo of Florida timo. was not n.c mathful for their indivi­ BGNNIE. dual canes an they had claimed it to he and relieved the state of their ob- Dear Santa: I am a little girl six years old. I noxiona presence while It was yet time. They were never a native want you to bring me a doll that op­ produet anyway, hut carpet lmggera ens and shuts its eyes and a little Mack buggy with a rod top my stock­ of the worst variety. Ilut this is a tale of tho pusl. The ing will lio hinging on the manlle state has been wc’ t cleared of the please fill it with nuts nnd a stick of icd stripes on it. Thut’a deleterious romancers who cursed candy. in ite early d.;ys, and tho real all. Thank’-. Your friend, ertat “/ho uro operating hero j ETHEL. Row .tqjo up for honor and; : LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS it ff i J X Streets, Pensacola. W e have had over 1900 little homeless, orphan nnd needy children come urultir our care and attention A L R E A D Y T H IS year and about FO U R N E W children on an average nre referred to us E A C H D A Y , so you can see tliM .w e can use an E N D LE S S Q U A N T IT Y o f Joya,1‘ ! T H IN K o f how good it would mnke Y O U feel to get such a JO Y-B O X tor Christmas— and then ju st IM A G IN E how happy ono o f our poor little homeless kiddies would feel. In addition to Joy-Boxes we have O T H E R G R E A T N E E D S . Th ey are equally important. One is more good F A M IL Y H OM ES fo r our homeless r L u S to kccp o l,r g r e a t w o rk VVE f I i T T J f tunntes— P L E A S E DO. T f The Children’s Home Society of Florida “ F L O R ID A ’S G R EATE ST C H A R IT Y ” State Hdqrs., 428 St. James, Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. Judge A . II. Baker, Pres. R. V. Covington, Treos. Mascus C. F agg, State Sup. X X T X i t T T t & �m a oAXNru n u % k ittle Happening* Mention of Matter* lo Brief Personal Item* of Interest In and About & The City L* i ,, R-'J h E THE WEATHER " Summary of the * Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Pa P j P j i q mi pa K* For Florida: Fnir tonight little nml Wednesday; f t chnngo In temperature. JU u H rj ft N TEMPERATURE fca ha RJ Everything is chicken on tho St. Johns and it looks like a big Christmas season with cold weather and the bright sun and everyone will have plenty to cat and a plnco to sleep in this gladsome Christmas season which Is something for which to he thankful. Weather report has it i-I and tills is an oven temperature nnd going strong. Florida is just nat­ urally the grandest state in the union even with the cap­ ital at Tallahassee. Have you shopped in Sanford yet? r»:IO A. M. DEC. 13, 11121 Maximum .................... 7.1 Minimum .................. .jg /Range ....................... r»l Barometer ........20.90 South nnd clear. Pa Ps ici P« lu Eleven more days ’till Christmas. Now is the time to make your selec­ tions. Will the Sanford merchants keep the stores open Thursday nights? It would bo posible to get tho band to have the concdrts down town nnd bring tho people in from the surround­ ing country, Miss Anna Lou Huff, who has been the attractive guest of her dialer, Mrs. Den Caswell, for the past month, left yesterday for her homo In Atlanta, Go. . Have you written your copy for tho Rat »ta Rn Ra na na m ** and Weekly Herald. This special edition will he a good one nnd n great trade COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE stimulates, W IL L NOT BE PUT ON IIEBB THIS YEAH IS DECISION And by tho way the band will play Thursday night in Central Park. Ev­ At the regular meeting of the Ro­ erybody is invited to come out nnd en­ tary Club today at tho Valdez many joy the music. Maybe wo can hear matters of importance were discussed another song written by "Mr. Bnll.’’ among tiio Community Christmas tree. Christmas editions of tho Daily Mr. and Mrs Howard Overlin left yesterday afternoon for Jacksonville where they went to consult n specialist about the former's eye, which was Imilly hurt yesterday with hot lend. m iitALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1921 Si 5 TR UC K Ra R-a Ra = ------- Ra Judge lloushohlcr, the chairman of the Tree Committee, reported that at a meeting of the various organizations one night Inst week it was decided that the time was too short to do anything with the Community Tree this year as Mrs, it. G. Smith, of Oviedo, was in all the churches hail planned their in­ the city yesterday afternoon nnd her dividual trees and charity proposi­ many Sanford friends were glad to tions. Every dull nnd organization in sec her nnd to know that she has en­ tho city will look after tho poor and tirely recovered from tho recent op­ in this work tho Rotary Club will also eration for appendicitis. tako a part having already made a most substantial subscription to the S. M. Schwartz, of Chicago, is in j Children’s Homo at Jacksonville and the city to look after Ins property in­ to other organizations. terests in the Silver Lake section. Mr. ! H was also decided to have a ladies Schwartz lived in Sanford fur many night and general Christmas celebra­ winters hut is at present engaged in tion on the night o f December 20th, business in Texas nnd Louisiana and An athletic committee was also ap­ oilier oil centers. Ho expects to ho pointed to lake care of tho athletic here several weeks mingling with his side of Rotary life and a basket hall many Sanford friends. team, a bowling team and a base hall team will soon wear the Rotary col­ Miss Annie Hawkins is at her homo ors and there will ho some stiff and on Celery avenue, after spending tho soro business men going down to their unimer at her old homo at Commerce, offices in a few weeks as tho result Go, Hiss Hawkins lias boon ill for hut tin* Rotary boys nro game nnd some time but is greatly improved they say they will go through with and will soon bo all right again. Her the athletic stunt if it kills every father accompanied her homo nnd his member of the Men’s Club, tho Kimany friends are glad to have him wnnnis Club, tho Elks Club and 'ev­ back in Sanford again. ery other duh. -n Ra Ra Ra R a R a R a Ra Ra Ra R a R a l u R a A Profit able Route Thu Bench Warmers wore discuss­ ing tho mendicants who visit Florida each winter, and how a city is both­ ered with them just to the extent that they are tolerated, A plWnnthmpie old gentleman had contributed weekly to an old man and one day ho came with a stranger, who solicited the alms. "How is this?" demanded tho old gentkmen, " i nm v.illing to help you a little hut l will not be imposed upon by vo;. coming in gang*." “ Not so fest, my fr,.icd, I have sold my route to this liere Lioke." The Fam ily's Xmas Gift Make it a L E X IN G T O N or H upm obile Open and Closed Models in Stock A number o f Rood used cars at prices and term s to suit B. &D IS0.TR IBMotor Co. U TO R S I have advance dope that the home merchants arc well supplied with EVEKYT1IING for this Christmas. m I nm going to get all the wants for HIM : at I’ KRKINS & B R ITT’S fine store because they have the nicest line of— SW EATERS, B A T H ROBES, BED ROOM SLIPPERS, M E N ’S JE W E LR Y, N E C K W E A R A N D SOCKS IN CHRISTM AS BOXES A N D A L L THOSE TH IN G S HE w i L L LIK E . Hazel Knutt attended a lecture tho other night and when what i.hc man talked about she roplkd: "Ob, about an hour and a half." --------------------My Headquarters Will Be A t ----------------------■ Fortune is no holiday goddess. She don’t simper along Arcadian scenes. She dwells in rugged places and you cannot wear her favors without win­ ning them. Well, of All Things! A man’s heart heats 1)2,101) times a day. A woman's heart, according to what’s going on, r//S s r # / ? £ 77M TRAPPERS, HUNTERS AND CATTLEMEN at Rivers Brothers Store to see these I.earu a Usctul Thing Each Dev goods, E. It, Gifford, 225-ltp The London plague was in 11105. VI. .• phonograph came in the last cen­ Otters Cared For. tury. A pair nf fully dereloped oilers have l,een discovered III a *toiu:li along the WINTER VISITOR DIES lirnndywine, near Wes) Chester, l'a„ .mil have been walehed with Inleresl Joseph Wischer died at the I'lco ii.v many persons. They are the only ones reported In Hotel Sunday after a short illness. Ho came to Florida for his health Chester for probably to years, and and had been in Sanford for the past nre very carefully pnitcriotl by the owner <>f the property where they six week and intended to remain for have made a ileii In n hunk beside the the winter. Having stomach trouble -Iill water. he was on n strict diet nnd it is The animals are '‘aid to be about thought that he ate something hat four feet In length nnd very active. deranged his stomach and caused ids II is hel'eved a number of young may death. He was a resident of Chicago lie produced In tlm den beneath the blit spent most of his time with re­ hunk and prove the founding of a eid nay which oil) arouse imieli future latives in Covington, Ivy., where it is 'leroKt. thought his remains will be shippi 'i for interment. New Dickens Drama. At II reeellt ( 'luirles idckms dinner hi London regret was expressed I tint dratnntlc versions of the Dickens nov­ els are not mure popular. Forthwith a certain Itrnnshy Williams proposed CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921 to underlake lo popularize the Vic­ torian novelist In the theater. Al lllrkenhcnd he will accordingly Insti­ Southbound Arrive Departs tute a repertory season with adapts* 83. ........ 2:30 a.m. No. 2:10 n.m. tImi „ of "David Cnpperflcld," "Oliver 27. 8:40 n.m. Twist" and "llarnnhy Radge," to he No. written by members of the Dickens No. 01. 1:38 p.m. fellowship under I he direction of sntd No. 89. ...... . 2:55 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Mr. Williams. No. 85. 7:10 p.m. Bobby Know, « Mother (to small sun)— Wluil would Northbound Arrivo Departs happen If ymi lalkeil lo your teacher No. 82 ........ 1:48 a.m. 2:03 n.m. as you talk to me? Mmnll boy (promptly)—I would he 84.......... 11: 1 1 ? a.m. No. 12:05 p.m. expended! No. 80.. ........ 2:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 92.......... 4:00 p.m. 4:05 p.m. No. A bond election of $100,000 wns No. 28.. ........10:00 p.m. recently voted on very favorable by * Trilby Brnnch Arrive xNo. 100.. xNo. 24.. xNo. L’i8.. No. 22 ......... xNo. No. xNo. xNo. No. Leesburg Branch Arrivo 157.......... 3:55 p.m, 21.......... 2:50 p.m. 101.......... 5:50 p.m. 25.......... 1:30 p.m. 22.......... 7:00 p.m. Sanford Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. 7:00 n.m. 7:00 p.m. r / S U / F f£ / ? E H T Sanford, F la. What’s in a Name? A tourist was loading a Great Dane when two women baited him. "What a magnificent animal—a Great Dane, isn't it? " snid one. “ Yessum," said the breeder, A t Cocoa I am establishing a zoo. "I presume you call him Hamlet It is my desire to secure for this zoo then,’’ put in the second woman. every kind of native wild animal, such "N o’m— Ophelia." ns bears, deer, wild cats, coons, alli­ gators, snakes o f all kinds, and all Of All Things!! kinds o f fowls and birds. A fellow took his girl (o a moving Write me what you have or can get picture show when a Chinese play for me, and your price, and I will ap­ was being filmed. To give it atmos- preciate the same very much. phoro the manager was burning joss GUS C. EDWARDS, slicks about the room. 220-2te Cocoa, Florida. As he entered the door and the ush­ er was about to lead him to a sent FOR SALE— One oak wash stand, one he remarked: bird's eye maple wash stand (com­ “ I smell punk." modes), child's iron bed, child's sulkie "In that ense," remarked the usher, and an indoor sanitary toilet, very "Had I not better give you a private useful whore there are small children, box.” perfectly sanitary and odorless. Call ♦ ■ fd That which begins in anger ends in shame. Oviedo Branch xNo. 120.......... 7:‘IGp.m. xNo. 127.......... x— Daily, except Sunday. but : And I nm not going to bring a thing with me from other towns bccnusc TRAIN SCHEDULE 209 Park Avenue. AmH@au H la lly a Sanford Celery-Fed Man □ □ Pa U pj p. uaili \ FOR SALE N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. IP. Connelly CLASSIFIED ADS Clnssiflcd advertisements, IS cents n line. No nd taken for Ichs than 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged lo anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. FOR S A LE FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park ave­ nue. _____178-tfc FO R U E NT— Furnished flat with ga­ FOR S ALE — Oranges packed for rage, PH Myrtle Ave, 223-tfc Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phone 323-J. 223-Gtp FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchonnttca, Shirley Apt., opp. I*. O. 220-20tp FOR SALE - Ford with neat truck body on, in good condition, $150. 810 FOR R EN T— Furnished rooms, with West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-dtp or without board. 503 West Third 220-0*.c FOR SALE— Eight room house with Street. hath. Immediate possession. Small A P A R T M E N T FOR R ENT— Ono payment down, long timo on balance. apartment consisting of two largo See Lnno or address Box 782, Day- rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ tonn, Flu.______________10P-Tu-Snt-‘lw ing, electric lights, running water. FOR SALE — One Florence Automat­ Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ 224-Gtc ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel ner o f Third street. and oven. Call 415-W, 201-tfc FOR SALE- One Dnlsy churn. Call 201-tfc 115 -W. FOR SALE— Two story business building. Apply to the uwnor, Klun Arcs, 805 Oth St. , 205-ttc FOR S A LE — Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per box F. O. II. Osteen. CnHh with order. — F. N. I’ urdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-12tp W ANTED W AN TE D — 300 laborers for paving and newer work in tho City of Day­ tona, Fla. Lowest wages 15 cents per hour for ten hours daily. Pity in cash every Saturday. Work will last from h! x to eight months.- -Atlantic* BlthuJithie Co., Daytona, Fla. 222-Otc W AN TE D — Customers for fresh milk, morning nnd evening dolivorloa.— R. FOR SALE OR K EN T— 8-roomeil L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu house, 1011 Oak ave. 1’hono 2H3-J. 201-tfc 218-tfc FOR SALE CH EAP— Gas range and f-U S-4 fn S-i fci N wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc fci to k i In FOR K E N T Largo manufacturing company, man­ FOR REN't1— 2 furnished bed rooms. ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ Phono 437-W, cornpr Elm & Third tablish branch warehouse In Sanford Street. 195-tfc nnd desire branch manager who can FOR K EN T— One furnished bod invest $1,000.00. Address, l*. O. Box room, nlso garage. 110 Laurel Ave. 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. the county of Duval. This amount 199-tfc will bo usodfnr the} betterment of RENT— Two furnished hud Ku 1**1 ha hu P-i ha Pu M 1*u Ku educational work and will give the FOR rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfe county nine new school buildings to W A N TE D —Good 1021 Ford touring handly tho present overtaxed com­ FOR RENT— Furnished roopi,, 411 car; will pay cash fo r A>cst o ffer munities. Park avenue. 220-Gtp submitted. II. II., Box, 548. 224-3tc houso keeping S IT UXTfO N W AN T ED— Competent Some people think they have no FOR R E N T —Two lady stenographer, three years’ ex­ rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per pop unless they are always gutting Departs week. Apply 1100 Sanford Avo. perience, wi!) accept any reasonable excited about something or other. 221-Otp offer. 224-2tp AIM EX PLANATIO N \ 3:10 p.m. The Mnrrlnnn and 1‘ iountstown Rail rand will possibly in tho future entend their line to Dothan, Ala., In cuho this execution is in order to get a sea port outlet. $ Patton's Sun-Proof Paint Is not only sold in gallons but in 25, 50 and 100-lb. kegs, and can bo made up for .52.40 a gallon w ith raw linseed oil. Tho formula o f tho Patton ’s Sun-Proof is tho Hamo as the governm ent formula, 55% whito lead, 155% zinc, 10% silica. It is made for tho South anti has boon tho P R ID E o f the N A T IO N fot>d0 years, no other paint can ho compared with it. Sold by— Sanford Paint & W elaka Block, N orlh Oak Ave. Paper Co. H. A . H A L V E R S O N * � 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 13, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/560b4a08601d37f62fc40cf9600224b7.pdf 69a6f2afa98b064b1a4b9fe5c8cc20d4 PDF Text Text Sanford THE “ City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald • IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G REATEST VOLUME Put Into Effect the $-5-3 Ratio For Ships FURTHER MEETINGS BRITISH D ELEGATES CONFERENCE S A IL FOR HOME DEC. 31 TO W ASHINGTON, Dec. 12.— Instruc­ tions from Toklo regarding tho decis­ ion of tho Japanese government on the naval ratio question nro in tho hands of the Japnneso delegation. Tho nnturo of the communication was not mndo known but it was indicated last night that further meetings o f the big threo probably will bo necessary before Japan’s stand on tho 5-6-3 cap­ ital ship ratio wll bo announced def­ initely. Tho idea prevailed hero in well in­ formed circles that Tokio did not re­ gard tho arrangement ns to strength of naval bnscs nnd fortifications in tho western Pacific as completed nnd that further conversations on this point ns well as on tho question of retention of tho Mutsu may bo neces­ sary. SLAUGHTER’S BODY FOUND IN T H E WOODS W H ERE IIE W AS K IL L E D (By the ROCK. Associated Ark., Dec. 12 Press).— Find Novel Autom obile Interests London O’CONNOR LEADS MERRY CHASE OVER HILLS . .U '7 T**' Aaaoclatrd I’rraa) NUMBER 224 IRISH IN AMERICA WANT FULL INDEPENDENCE AND SCORE FREE STATE PLAN RIOT IN PRISON Sir James Craig, Ulster WARDEN INJURED Premier, Inform s Party; MICHIGAN PEN Lloyd George’s Stand INSTEAD OF BEING LED TO HIS EXECUTION TODAY A T CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 12.— Lucky Tommy ((Vintlnnrd from Pact Ona) W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 12.— A ll Brit­ Ish ish delegates to the armament con­ ference except Sir Aucklnntl 'Geddes, the nmbnssndor hero, lmvo arranged to sail for homo December 81, feel­ ing that the main Insuo of tho con­ ference will have been disposed o f by that time. L IT T L E "City Substantial" VE G ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLO RID A, M ONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921 JAPS WANTS ASSURANCES REGARDING PACIFIC FORTS BEFORE. SHE SIGNS PACT ALL THE * n That Would . * 1, . ' l Sanford W ARDEN AND D E PU TY W ARD EN F A T A L L Y WOUNDED IN RIOT Tills machine, called the colli), has been causing mu It Iniciest in London am! Paris. It Is a two-sented automobile with nlrplunc propeller, driven by an eight horsepower englno. IS U N Y I E L D I N G (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd Preaa) M ARQUETTE, Mich., Dec. 12.— O’Connor, gunnmn and killer, who Michigan State policemen aro stand­ was to have been led today to tho ing guard in Mnrquctto prison today i Woman Who Killed following n riot among tho prisoners dentil cell in the Cook County pail to Mob o f Women yesterday that resulted in tho serious Stormed Coal Mine | Man Attem pting to nwnit hanging Thursday morning for stabbing of Warden Catlin, Deputy tho killing of a policeman, instead at Pittsburg, Kas. Attack Her is Freed Warden Mcnhonnit and perhaps fatal was leading combined forco of fivo wounding of tho lattor’s son. Threo ( l l r The Aaa.iclntril Preaa) KNO XVILLE, Tcnn., Dee. 12.— '^Vo thousand police nnd deputies a merry inmntes o f prison charged with lend­ PITTSBURG, Knns., Dec. 12. — A the jury, find the defendant not ing tho riot wero to bo flogged today. chase after scnsntionnl escape from mob of women estimated at two thou- guilty." tho county Jail. Tho Jail break which \ Hand, wives nnd relatives o f striking This verdict was brought In by tho occurred yesterday was characterized Knnsns coni minors, adherents of A l­ Knox county jury trying tho enso of GOODWATER, A LA B A M A , HAS DISASTROUS F IR E — by Chief of Polico Fitzmorrls as "a exander Ilownt, stormed tho mine o f Mnudc Moore, charged with tho mur­ BUSINESS D ISTRICT GONE frameup between O’Connor nnd jail tho Jnckson-Wnlkcr Compnny shortly der of LcRoy Ilnrth, Septonibor 8, officials" nnd tho chief ordered his [aftor fivo o’clock this morning nnd 1010, after having been out fifteen ( H r The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) men to bring in O’Connor dead or prevented miners employed nt tho minutes, following tho chnrgo of GOODWATER, Ain., Dec. 12.— Fire nlive. Sheriff suspended threo gunrds 1mine from returning to work. Tho Judgo T. A. It. Nolson, which was Inst night wiped out practically the nnd nlso offered five hundred dollnrs 1women appeared to have no loader nnd completed nt 1:15 o’clock Snturduy entiro business district of this place, rewnrd for tho apprehension of were principally foreigners. afternoon. tho loss running above ono hundred O’Connor. One ballot on each o f three counts thousand dollnrs. PITTSBURG, Knns., Doc. 12.— An CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—Tho polico at upon which tho defendant might hnvo 10 o’clock said they helievod they had explosion of n boiler nt tho Victory been convicted— murder in the first FIR S T ARREST morning O'Connor surrounded in a house on mine near Chlcoppco this degree; murder in tho second degree, IN CONNECTION tho Soutli side. Rifle squnds nnd tonr gave rise to reports that mine had nnd mnnslmightcr, was taken. Tho W ITH M A IL ROIIIIERY gas bombers equipped with bullet been dynamited. result was unanimously for ncquittni proof steel shields mounted on wheels in each case. The jury reported f i f ­ Jersey City Dec 12— First arrest BORN A T ONE TIM E wero dispatched to tho scono. teen minutes nfter tho chnrgo hnd connection with million dollnr mail TO M EXICAN MOTHER been delivered nnd when road in opon When tho police arrived they found robbery on Broadway New York, tho tip false. When tho polico ruBhed court n mighty shout wont up from several weeks ago, became known to­ ( llr The Aaaoclntrd I'rraa) the house n surprised man appeared i Mexico City Dec. 12— Unlvcrslul tho crowd, which was quickly quelled day when Frank Cnlnbrlso ordered and identified himself as Bshop arraigned before Fedornl Commis­ publishers report from Tampico thnt by court attendants. Charles Anderson, of tho Episcopal Tho defendant received tho verdict sioner. Hnd| been arrested secretly . Sonora Enriquita Uuiho at that place church. ! gave the birth yesterday to eight witli calmness, nlthough tears Btrcnm- month ago. 1children hut none o f them survived. ed down her face ns sho grasped the O FF TO FIND NEW PLANTS Mother well. Mexico City Association hand of cneli juror. She will return PRINCE IS A N A V IA T O R showing much interest in report and to Tacoma, whore sho will make her homo. Shu declared sho hnd no mal­ will investigate Authcnti City. ice toward anyone who had participat­ EXI’ORTS LOWEST ed in the trial, not even towards the IN NOVEMBER fnmil yof Ilnrth. IMPORTS HIGHER “ I shall lead a better life hence­ forth. It was a terrible thing to do, ( l l r T h r Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) Washington Dee. 12— Exports dur­ but I had to do it,” site said. ing November lowest for any mouth this year while imports higher than The easiest solution of the Christ­ any time during last sixx months ac­ ' inns present is to buy for friends the cording monthly foriegn trade reports things you want for yourself mu) then issued to-day by commerce depart­ keep ’em and send post cards to the i friends.— Syracuse Herald. ment. ing o f the body o f Tom Slaughter, notorious bandit and outlaw, by a posse in the woods twenty miles northwest o f Benton today corro­ borated tile story o f J. C. Howard one o f the six other convicts that Slaughter gave a chance for liberty when lie made his esenpo from the penitentiary hero Saturday, that he shot Slaughter wliilo tho lntters’ Alleged Murderer o f Says Slate Has bark was turned. Cocowitz Somewhere No Money For With half o f the face shot o ff m nnd a wound in one sido, the bandit’s in Orange County Capitol Wings body was found lying on its side. According to Howard's story o f the ORLANDO, Dec. 12.— Deputy Shor­ OCALA, Dee. 12.—An injunctou t<> Prince Tultclilko YiiiiiiHiluo luts Jus{ ____________ _ . affair ho shot Slaughter while ho in' Lee, of Lake county, stated on Ids prevent any work upon tho proposed urixliinleil irinii Hie .Inpniicse iinviil / . « n t was reclining before tho camp fire arrival in Orlando Saturday that lie extension of tjie state capital will bo nviiilb ti m'IiimiI nt uppiiiiii, near Tokyo, which the seven convicts had built Joseph Itoek, agricultural explorer bad lost the trail of J. Johnson, a fu­ sought if the board o f commissioners with the rank of second lieutenant, after they had abandoned the automo­ of the Department of A grim Ilure, pho­ gitive wanted for tho murder of Mack of state institutions awards n contract, Allhoi";h lull twenlydlirco .venrs old. bile in which they' escaped from tho tographed Just before lie sailed on a Cocowitz, at Pnnnsofkn in Sumter if. M. Hampton and Anderson & A n ­ t|ie prince is (lie head of llie Imperial three years’ trip Hint will take him county, last Monday afternoon, near derson, notified the board formally faiiill.v of ....................lie of the live |>cnitcntinry. (loSekl. or fimilllc* that have the rigid through northern Slam, soul Itwestern the I.nko-Orjtngo county line, nnd it Saturday. Howard said the seven nun, two China, Ihiriim, mui other countries lu to supply an heir to the Imperial is,believed tlint tho fugitive is some­ Tho hoard lias advertised that bids throne lu llm event of no Issue In the whites nndi live negroes, kept to- that par', of the world. where within tlio bounds of Orange for tho work would he opened Decem­ direct line. got her and escaped the ponr.es which county. Tiic deputy stated thut the ber 12th. trailed them several times, nnd into in man was pieked up by an automobile The attorneys representing certain II. C LA Y EVANS, the afternoon came to tho secluded Judgeship Bill bound for Winter Garden. Sheriffs' citizens o f tho state, whoso names spot whore they camped. I’ RO.M IN E NT STATESM AN, Passes House; posses from throe counties, Sumter, wero not given, informed the board Howard said ho watched his chance DIES A T CHATTANOOGA Hernando and Lake, lutvo boon en­ that the law passed by tho legislature Florida In It gaged and got tint promise o f Jim Wells nnd in the manhunt. Inst summer, authorizing the altera­ Clifton Taylor, two of tlio negroes, (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) tion, enlargement and repair of tlio CATTANOOGA, Dee. 12.— II. Clay W ASHINGTON, Dee. 12.— By « to "frame up” on Slaughter and the NEW YORK PACKERS capital, provides that the sum of $250,­ Evans, former commissioner of pat­ "ther negroes. The plan was carried vote of 107 to 00, the Walsh hill pro­ 000 or so much thotcof as may ho re­ ents and consul general to Grent IlritSTR IK E IN S Y M PA TH Y out ns planned. Tho negroes, watching viding for the appointment of twentyquired, iH appropriated "out of any nin, was found dead in bed this morn­ W ITH CHICAGO MATES their chnncc, disnrmcd the other two additional federal district judges moneys in the state treasury not oth­ ing. negroes as they slept. Howard than erwise appropriated." was passed into Saturday by tiro (11/ The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) shouted nnd ns Slaughter stnrted to house and sent to the senate after nn Attorneys declare that from the in­ Now York Dec 12—Two thousand General Wood says the Pliillpines rise to liis feet, shot him threo times. amendment which would have requir­ vestigation; "there is no money in tho employees of Slaughter houses In n roinot yet ready for independence. Tho negroes who were not in tho ed fedornl judges to devote all their state treasury, not othorwisa appro­ plot fled and Howard snid he and time to Judicial duties had been ruled Now York, members ’amalgamated priated which piny ho applied toward They ns yet by no means nro out meat cutters nnd butchers works of o f tho Wood, in other words.— St: 'Veils and Taylor attemptol unsuc­ out on a point of order. , America, quit work to-day suddenly tho extension nnd enlargement of tho Paul Pioneer Press. cessfully to capture them. He then Creation of the judgeships was ad­ and left wagon loiulcs of perishable enpitol building, nml therefore, thero returned to the fire, ho nnd the vocated by Chief Justico Taft, Attor­ is no authority upon your part to lot beef in front o f plants. Pity tho poor man who forgets negroes gathered all the pistols they ney General Daugherty and n group of any contracts nnd it is our purpose to which sot o f hooks he is keeping for could find and went to tho farmhouse federal judges and district attorneys undortnko to restrain tho execution of COLORED WORLD CONGRESS privnto use and which for Income,tax where they surrendered Inst night. any contract should such ho lot." which mndo a Hiirvey to determine tho MEETS IN W ASHINGTON Slaughter's body was taken to B n- causes nnd extent of docket congestion Tho attorneys said it was tholr in­ purposes.— Hartford Times. TO PRESENT T IIIE R COURSE formation thnt other appropriations ton this afternoon. in various districts and tho moans of When n woman iiHks hor husband previously mndo nro yet unsatisfied Thousnnds crowded into the lit­ expediting the handling of ensos. to give her snlnd forks for Christians ( l l r The Aaanrlnlrd Preaa) nnd thnt tho act does not contompiato tle town o f Benton to view Slaugh­ . Under the bill tho now Judges would Washington I)cc 12— Second Color­ ho knows ho will hnvo to icnrn to like tho doing of tho work or tho expendi­ ter’s body. Tho crowd \Vns so deiico be allotted to tho Middle Tonnosso nnd ed world democracy congress sequel mnyonnnlse, to get his money’s worth. ture of tho money so long as other ap­ and so insistent that officers plac­ Southern Florida districts in tho to meeting which in December Nine­ propriations remain uncompleted. —Toledo Blinlo. ed the body on n wagon on ono o f South. .| "W o nro further prepared to show Tho hill nlso provides for the hold­ teen Eighteen elected delegates to tbc principal streets and permitted present enuso of negro rnco to Ver­ from tho records that when tho othor A project is being formed by ing annually o f a conference, to bo •he crowd to fllo by in pairs. sailles pence conference began weeks appropriations previously mndo hnvo northern capitalists for the building presided over by tho chief justico of An investigation disclosed thnt session hero to-day. William Trottor, been enred for thnt thero will not bo of n trolly lino from Homestead to thero was la bullot wound in, the tho United States with senior circuit of Boston presided nt opening Bcssion. nny funds In tho state treasury with­ Miami. It will bo capitalized nt 'lend bandit’s back ns well ns tho judges, district judges, if doomed ad­ in tho next twelve months, nt least for towns Inter. visable, nnd tho huslnoss transacted •lend nnd side. Converse D. Marsh o f New York tho purposo o f cnptol extension as pro­ In vnrious courts during tho year und plans mndo for relieving dclnys in tho hns nrrnngvd for tho establishing of vided for in tho net," tho attorneys Oh, Patriotism, whnt expensive The grent task Is not to dlfine An^ threo pro-cooling plants nt Sanford. concluded. administration o f justico. hates arc engendered in thy nameorcnnisni, but to rcflno i t / EXCEPT FOR T R IF L IN G CH ANG ES BRITISH PREM IER REFUS­ ED CONCESSIONS ( l l r The Aaaorlnlrd Preaa) BE LFAST, Dec. 1 2 .-S ir Jomaa Craig, Ulster premier, nformod Ulster party hero today of his rocont con­ versations with Lloyd Goorgo. Unof­ ficially reported proceedings grow storm when Craig informer mooting that Lloyd Goorgo hnd maintained un­ yielding nttitudo toward Ulstor. Intimntod except for few trlflng chang­ es British premier hnd declined make any concessions. NEW YORK, Dec. 12.— Unsworving support of Irsh republicans who domnrnl complete political divorce of Ireland from tho British cmplro wna pledged yosterdny by tho National Convention of tho Frionds of Irish Freedom. Tho pledge constituted ono of sev­ eral clauses in a "declaration o f prin­ ciples, formnlly subscribed to by the organization before ndjuummont o f tho convention. Another clausa de­ nounced tho proposed settlement thru tho setting up o f an Irish Free state, whilo n third coiiuentned ns n "be­ trayal of American prlncpios" tho fuur-powor treaty proposed at Satur­ day’s session of tho nrmnmcnt con­ ference. "Irelnml is to remain in tho British empire under the designation o f tho Irish Free State," the declaration snid, "on cotuition that Iter representatives swear fealty to tho king o f England, who is given authority to appoint a govornor-geuoriil." "W o reiterate our belief that tho manhood of Ireland enrolled in tho Irish republican army hml tho wornnnhooil of Irolnnd, who have endured untold suffering and mndo sacrifices unsurpassed in history, never intend­ ed that their blood and tho lives of ther kin should ho given for n change in the character of English rule in Iroland, or for any measure of freedom less than national independence." RAILROAD MECHANIC IS WOUNDED BY PISTO L IN HANDS OF S IX ­ T E E N -YE A R-OLI) G IR L (11/ T hr Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) JACKSO NVILLE, Dec. 12.— R. L. Griffis, forty-two, railroad shop me­ chanic, was shot hero Inst night by Mm. Clara Call, sixteen yenrs old, probably will recover. Griffis, shot under tlio heart nnd with another bul­ let in lis head, at first was believed to lio fatally wounded. Griffis, polico said, hoarded with tho girl’s mother and tho girl told officers she had shot him after ho slapped hor whon she intervened in on argument botween Griffis and her mother. Parker and Y eager Tallahassee Men, are • Awarded Contract <11/ Till* Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa) T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec. 12.— I’ urkor & Yongor, Tnllnhasscu, woro award­ ed tho contract fo r tho capitol exten­ sion work. Tho bid was $160,0005 Frank Mosoiy, of Panama City, was awarded tho contract for heating, plumbing nnd electrical work* at ap­ proximately $23,000. NO RESOLUTION IN BUENOS AIRE S 8A Y S D E PA R TM E N T ... * P r T,,,’ Aaaoelntrd Preaa) • Washington Doc. 12— Reports from Buenos Aires of revolution in Peru without confirmation to-day from agents o f Stato department. N �n r f ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■m m "Millions Now Living W ill Never Die.” Whether you have heard it or not you should hear this free Bible lecCabaret Dance, Voider Hotel to­ turo, Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:80 night, auspices American Legion. p. m. Freo. 223-ltc 223-ltc Foil R E N T— Furnished flat with go- NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ 223-tfc rived, fresh carload of that good old rago, 914 Myrtlo Ave. NulT W A N T E D — Partner with team and rollablo K EYSTO N E LIM E. sed. Telephone 136. Phone us your flOO to put out 20 acres in water­ melons, first class now land, plenty wants. They will have our usual first clnss stable fertilizer, best kind, prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Corntwo miles from Wokiwn station. Ad- Pnny Service, quality, price. 223-2tc' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY $10.00 Suit Sale dress C. Stcrick, Sorrento, Fla., P. 0. Dox 124. 223-ltp price of 1— Plus $10.00 This reduction will last till Xmas eve. AND FOUND SOMETHING GREATER V A L U E TH A N MONEY OP Ono of our local merchants found n Indy’s purse in his store and upon opening it found the following let­ ter. Denr Madge: When your letter enrno urging me to do your Christmas shopping I con­ fess I was overwhelmed with the sug­ gestion. However, the fact that you are mnrooned out on the ranch with your hands full I determined I’d do tho very best 1 could for my old col­ lege mate. T went down early yesterday to browso among the stores and get ideas and I believe tho problem is solved, and all in one storo! Remembering Fred’s newly acquired Masonic de­ grees I was attracted by a window display in McLaulin’s Jewelry Store. There sproad out was every type of m omhlcm in pins, charms and rings. Particularly attractive were the belts with the silver buckles, and ins»-*nd of the usual monogram were the emblems of the orders. The part that Btruck mo was that this store hod good looking articles priced for every one’s pocket book. I was so interest­ ed in Uds display I asked Mr. McLaulin to show me other things a man might like. I explained to him tny mission and never have l received more courteous treatment. There is one tiling certain, he’ll not only get youV Christmas trade, but mine, too. I can’t tell you of all the things, but among the line or goods dear to the smoker’s heart there were smoking stands and cabinets in mahogany, brass and walnut. Particularly nice for the man who likes a place for his tobacco, cigars and things were the humidors. Especially nice were the cigarette holders and silver cigarette casos suitable for the most fastidious young man. Next came his line of watches he had everything from the smallest wrist watches to the high grade railroad watches. Tho military and traveling sets were very good in Ivory and silver, some good looking ivory shaving sets were visible, too. 1 hW paused a minute or two looking at the Evcr-sharp and Pal pencils which al­ ways come in handy for a man or boy, and besides there were his Sheoffer fountain pens from plainest to elabor­ ate gold ones. For that bookish broth­ er of yours I saw some new ideas in book ends and desk sets. If your men folks need bill folds, he has them In every desirable sizes in alligator leath­ er. Hefore leaving the men's depart­ ment I stopped to look at his rings, from plain hut massive signet rings to more elaborate ones in gold and plat­ inum with sparkling diamonds. 1 found tho sumo rich variety in the cuff buttons uml Wahlcniur chains and fobs. So you B e e you can find any thing you might want for the men o f your family here in this store. I know that next in importance to Fred wus that precious bnby o f yours .and so I asked to see baby things. He pulled out u drawer o f sterling ware fo r "littlo men and women.” There is tho greatest vuriety of lockots and chains, tiny bracelets, tiny strings of gold beads and oven tiny pearls. I’ve always found the bib clasps mighty useful and also pins nnd stud sets. For S P E C IA L PRO D U C TIO N , JAMES K IR K W O O D in— “The Great .. .. Impersonation” A dos Conova’s “Boy’s From Jazz Land” Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company s LOCAL MERCHANT STEALS PURSE OF CUSTOMER The Star To-day Tho "Gospel o f , tho Kingdom”— "Millions Now Living W ill Never Dio.’ nice cottage, 6 pm? CEASE— A Hear this nt tho Star Theatre Sunday p rooms, well located. Must hnvo ono night, 7:30. Freo to all. 223-ltc year’s rent in advance-—J. E. Spurling. 223-2tc Yoursolf nnd friends nre Invited to RA RG A I NS— Rrond gunge Umler^ the Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:30 wood typewriter, now, will sell at to henr the thrilling lecture: "M illion’s * A Sunshine Comedy, bargain. Sec it at Herald offiae. Now Living Will Never Die." Scats “ LO V E and W A R ” 223-3tp free. No collection. 223-ltc FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono Saturday at the Princess— Gladys W a l­ 323-J. 223-Rtp ton in “ High Heels” ; also a Comedy W A N TE D — Konrdcrs. I hnve rented the 12 room hoarding house, 600 Lnurel avenue, tho walls newly paper­ : ed nnd painted nnd everything nice, good home cooking and something good to eat.— Mrs. Riddling, 000 Removal Announceme’t Laurel Ave. 223-2tp jic h e f N OTIC E rTO ~FAR ME R S ^ J ueFar^ When you're suffering from rived, fresh carload o f that good old headache, JOHN J. H E ITZ, M. D. reliable KEYSTONE LIM E. NufT CopnUht 1921 Hut Schsffo.r & M uz baokaoke, Bed. Telephone 136. Phono us your : and Chiropractor wnnts. They will hnvo our usual to o th a c h e , prompt attention.— Hill Lumbor Com­ neuralgia, whoso offices for tho past yonr were pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc orpeln from eny other oeute, try located nt the Scminolo Hotel and at "Anna Cnnova’s Roys” from the iunBs:iDBDHsnssiis 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, has movland of Jazz, Vnldez Hotel tonight. 63 into a largor place which Is being Auspices American Legion. 223-ltc One or two and the pain stops inci I time some of his lion-breakable equipped as tho Snnford Sanitarium, Contain no htWI-formlno drum FOR RENT— Two house kcoping plutcs would come in hnndy. located at 1009 Union Stroot or Sec­ Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervlns? rooms furnished complete, $6.00 por ond streot East. ilJk V *s r O r u f f ld When I came to choosing for your week. Apply 1100 Sanford Ave. sister nnd tile girls I was bewildered 221-0tp o f course, I looked at diamonds first. I was astonished at the line ho brought out, the assortment would huvo reflected credit on some of our larger city stores. The solitaries nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy of dinner rings were benutieft, He hnd Fnnnington, Maine arrived Friday some clusters that guve the impres­ after-noon and will be located in their • FRO M T H E FO R E S T TO Y O U sion of solitaires. The black onyx set new bungnloW in South Longwood. with diamonds is good this ycur in By eliminating all o f tho waste, over half o f tho labor, all o f tho either rings or lockets. The dinmond They nre accompanied by Mr. Ranger middle man's profits nnd by delivering a homo on record time direct nnd platinum liar pins were beautiful, ulso of Farmington. from tho forest to you . Mr. Taylor o f Conn., who has been but he also has a line of choupcr pins Q U IC K B U IL T B U N G A LO W S that are splendid values nnd while I spending tho Inst few '.’’inters hero nm on pins, why now is your chnnce nrrived Friday afternoon for the Put Tremendous Savings in You r Pockets to get a good value in cameos. He winter. Cozy, attractivo, substantial, durable, bungalows o f any size. Built in going to make a run on them during Mrs. A. Fuller spent a few days In according to latest Improved mothods o f house construction, of tho the holidays and you hail better de­ Orlnndo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. best o f materials, at a great saving. Thoir economy is worth investi­ cide on one right awuy. Topliff. gating. • '1 1 v' Then 1 was attracted by the toilet WR1TB FOR C A TALO G U E J. E. I’ hippH returned Fridny from Bets in Pyrnlin Ivory, some of them Ft. Mende and other southern points. showing in natural colors many ^ tra c tiv e , money-saving homes. went up to seventy-five dollars, but B. J. Overstreet was transacting oh they were beauties. Ho had mani­ business in Orlando Snturdny. A . C. T U X B U R Y L U M B E R CO. cure sets of this grade, too. Why not E. S. Miller wns a visitor in MnnQ U IC K B U IL T B U N G A LO W , Dept. 18-K start the girls a set of this best grade ford Tuesday. ivory, beginning with the mirror of CH ARLESTON, S. C. Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Topliff of course! I could picture you and Fred Orlnndo were out o f town visitors in in the silver and poly chrome frames E N T Z M IN G E R BRO TH ERS . town Tuesday nfternoon. that were displayed. LO C A L AGENTS, LONGWOOD, F L A . The Ladies o f tho Civic League For Louise I chose an Kver-Shnrp held their regular monthly meeting or Pal pencil to wear on a ribbon, or a Tuesday December 6th. Plans for fountain pen, for one of the other the annual bazaar were discussed. girls I suggest one of the buttur-fly a Mrs. Watson of Tenn., is spending ■ lockets, or a coin purse, if you wished tho winter with Mr. nnd Mrs. Tullis. ■ something a little more expensive ,n \ W AN T TO HERE - TAKE ■ W H ERE I C. W. Entzmlnger nnd Mrs. Stitcher silver vanity or mesh bag or a string F I N D A C rO O D T h e s e g l a s s e s W O N ' T ( r E T j and little son were visitors in Sanford of La Tosco pearls, I almost forgot A U T O R E P A IR S O A K E D A N O READ Tuesday. the cut glass powder jars that appeal S H O P , T H IS ... Mrs. J, S. Dinklu will entertain this so much to girls. I f you want a breath ADDRESS) month for the Ladies of the Civic of Florida, get ono of the liaiul paint* ILeague l\ M l l l l •» vCafeteria >tttu with a Supper at ml pins with a Florida scene in niinu■ the Library gn Deccrnther 0th. ■ ture. Words full to do thutp credit. ■ t ■ The ofango seaso season hns opened ■ e , Tiie very latest tiling in heads though are tho genuine African Ele­ around Longwood. A Y. Fuller nnd ■ phant ivory bonds and they are not A. It. Sandlin are having their fruit picked tlds week. ■ any more expensive than the pearls. Prof. Fluhnrt of Winter Park stop­ Then I turned to tho tilings for the house and again it was hard to choose. ped over while enroute from Del,and. EXPE RT IN S U R A N C E SERVICE ■ Tile young people of the Baptist Mr. Mcl.aulin carries a complete line ■ General Repairs Church hnvo organized a R. Y. P. U. I represent progressive, modern in* ■ of sterling silver such as attractive ■ Rear of Wight Bros.’ Service Station trays, salad howls, cream and sugar They hnd their first meeting Sunday surnnco old-lino companies and am ■ ■ sets. Quite as attractive were the tea evening with twenty-two members prompt In rondoring you expert serv­ SANFORD FLO R ID A ■ ice in securing for you just what you sets in Sheffield. Just across from present. Mrs. J. S. Hinkle nnd Miss Olive want In llfo insurance on tho plan the silver display was a show case full of Pickard's hand painted Chinn, any were visitors in Sanford Wednesday. suited to your prcHont nnd future need. Endowment, monthly incomo piece of which would make an accept­ plans, nnd nutomobilo and fire in­ NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ able gift. In less expensive win I surance. Wrlto or phono mo to call. rived, fresh carload of that good old saw three patterns in open stock, two Null very pretty border designs nnd the reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. W. J. TH IG PEN. ■ popular gold and white. Just across sed. Telephone 136. Phono us your A N Y P A R T OF TO W N , O N TE R M S TO ■■ from the Pickard China wns a display wants. They will hnve our usunl ■ of Hawks Cut Glass, rutiging from prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted S U IT Y O U Cologne bottles to water sets. In less pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc TOM MOORE expensive glass ware I found so many You can make money buying fo r advance. lesirable gifts, too, baskets, sherbet F IN A L ARGUM ENTS Optomctrial-Opticinn You are goin g to build a home one o f these •ups, jam jars, guest room sets. There IN M AUDE MOORE CASE . Opp. Postoffice days, why not select a lot now, and pay fo r it were some such attractive pieces of CHARGED W ITH MURDER stationery and pottery that would by easy stages. ( I l f The Aaaorlntrd I’rraa) make an ideal gift. The tall floor W e Appreciate Your Business K N O X V ILLE , Dee. 10.— Final I f you have some money, will build one or lamps threw a glow over the entire arguments in trial of Mnudc Moore store, and I tell you the atmosphere two houses. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated was such that you would want to visit charged with murder o f I.oRoy Ilarth Sanford is moving, don’t wait, g e t in the two years ago consumed entire morn­ McLatilin's store frequently. game now. I remembered your special note ing session o f court nnd case expected about your glasses needing mending go to jury at noon. 2 Suits for the t< r , JUU Jii! Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills L0NGW00D NOTES Big Dance and Cabaret * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A Hotel Valdez To-Night $ 2.00 Per Couple Under Auspices s American Legion P. A. MERO WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS and I was dclightod to find optical parlors with a registered optician ready to mako the changes you' tho’t necessary in your glasses. Just ncross were two watch makers busy at their repair desks, so this 'store not only sells you gifts for this Christmas but nlso mends your old ones. Feeling sure that you will find nil you need for your long list of friends nm eagerly waiting for your note to tell me to go ahead nnd buy them. Sincerely yours, M ARY. NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just nr­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sed. Telephone 136. Phone us your wnnts. They will hnvo our usunl prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc The personification o f heavenly Bwectnessis n charming young ludy chewing a joint of Florida Bugar cane. Wo wonder if any >of these hit o’ Office supplies o f all kinds at Th« mins insurance companies will gamble Ilordd Printing Co. When you want with fisherman’s luck? Meisch Realty Company [ A. P. CONNI LLY ’ AGENT GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Massage gently with soothing Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA C o o l « ^ « « u and refr«.h ».» �■ THE SANFORD DAILY JERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 SOCIETY Rev. J. A. Hennessey has returned from a hurried trip to St. Augustine. Daily Fashion Hint Announcement has been made by F. E. C. Railroad that they will erect a Inrge fuel tank nt Key W est with a capacity of two million galllotm. Mrs. Lyle Tapp and James IIoollHUB. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor. hnn mndo a business trip to Orlnnao Phone 217-W Saturday. I I 7 0 a hnvr nn7 friend* vlalttnv 7<>» —-tf 7 <iu nrr Kolntf nn,H farrr or runtlng komr. nr U p u nrr rnlrrtnlnlnjr, w r l l r a pi.otnl rnrd tn this drpnrlmrnl. u l r Inn letalla . or trlrhiinnr Hie Hem. It mrlll b « c r r n t lr miinrrlntrd. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Y. Bryan motored to Orlundo yesterday where they at­ tended tho Methodst conference. Reduced Electric fixture snlo, whole­ sale prices.— Trondwell Electric Co. Telephone 102. 223-4tc SOCIAL CALENDAR Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wllllnms nnd Tuesday— Mrs. W. C. Hill will enter­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilomcr Trask spent tho tain at bridge nt her home on 4th week-end In Tnnipa returning homo street at 8:30 p. m., honoring Miss this afternoon. Norma Herndon, whoso marriage Mrs. llognrt nnd her neice, Miss takes place December 17th. Margaret Smeltzer, o f Ohio, former Tuesdny— Miss I.ettie Caldwell will winter visitors in Sanford, nro ngnin ontertain at bridge nt her home on spending the winter with ub, being Seventh street at 3 o’clock, honor­ pleasantly located nt Fifth rjnd Pnling Miss Adelaide Higgins, a charm­ metto, ing bride-elcct of this month. Tuosday— Social Deportment will give n Shower for the Children’s Home Society, followed by bridge, at 3:00 p. m., with Mrs. Raymond Key ns hostess. Wednesday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will entertain the members of the Ev­ ening Uridge Club at her home on Magnoliu avc. Wednesday—-Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr will entertain at bridge at 3:00 p. in. honoring Miss Norma Herndon, a bride-elect, and Mrs. J. D. Wood­ ruff, a recent brido, the guests in­ cluding the memborH of the Ron Ton Bridge Club, Wednesday— Mrs. Ed. Lane will en­ tertain at bridge at her home on Park avenue at 8:30 p. m., honoring Miss Norma Herndon and her wed­ ding attendants. Thursday— Mrs. Raymond Key will ontartnin the members o f tho E v­ ery Week Bridge Club at her homo on Park avenue, nt 3:00 p. m. Thursday— Mrs. Frank Miller will en­ tertain at an informal dance honor­ ing Miss Norma Herndon and her wedding nttendnnts, Friday— Lieut, II. A. nivins will en­ tertain the members of the Horndon-Bivins bridal party at dinner at the Valdez Hotel, preceding the rehearsal for the wedding. Saturday— Ilcrndon-IIivins Nuptials nt high noon at iloly Cross Episco­ pal Church. Saturday— Mrs. A. P. Connolly will entertain the members of the Herndon-Bivins hridny party at a wed­ ding breakfast, nt her home on Magnolia avenue. Saturday— The Children's Story Hour will he held at Central Park at 4:00 o'clock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Gonzales and Miss Francis, formerly o f this city, hut now of Miami, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller enroute to their home in Minml from Orlando where they were tho guests of Mrs. Gonzules sister, Mrs. LnRue Bliss. Tho many friends of Miss Marion Cnrey-Elwes of Orlando, will ho inter­ ested to know that she has opened on tho "Dlxe Highway, between Formosn and Winter Park, the Green Parrot Tea Room." There she will ho most pleased to have her friends "drop in" to see her. ADDITIONAL LOCAL The new postoffice building which has been under construction for some time at Mount Dorn is about complet­ ed and will ho occupied in time for tho holidnys. NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh carload o f that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will have our nsunl prompt attention.— Ilill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc 0163, DRAPED ONE.-PIEOE FROCK. A charming model thnt lends Itself to development In serge, trlcotino, satin or volvot. Tho front of tho waist Is rolled with thu convcrtlhlo collar, which may ho either a stnnd•ng or shawl effort. Tho ono-ploco skirt Is Inppod and closed in front. Bead embroidery embellishes blouse, ’ klrt and sleeves. Medium slzo rol»!ren ?>}\ yards 54-Inch or *lli yards *'■ h material. .’lelorlal Rovlmv Dross No. 9185. ■'■s, 31 to 48 Incites bust. Price, 1 7* colds. Embroidery No. 12511, Transfer, bluo or yellow, 25 coats. Dr. and Mrs. L. R, Phillips, Miss Marion Phillips and Raymond Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglas nnd fam­ ily, Dr. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. W. 9 Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Pope, Mr. and Mrs. May, Miss Leila Roper, Mr. apd Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, Mrs. Sorrell, Roy Mason, M. M, Lord, J. M. Lord nnd R. W. Lord were among the Sanford people motoring to Orlando yesterday to attend tho Metho­ dist conference nnd honr Bishop Wnrren Candler preach. "Words o f Advice mndo out o f the word ‘Matrimony’ " tho bits o f advice being very witty and clover. Mrs. Hoy delightod her hearers with two vocal selections, " I Lovo You T ru ly" nnd "Swcothenrt" nccompnnied by Miss Mardre. Miss Ruth Kannor gnvo n humorous reading nnd Mrs. Tom Moore nlso gnvo a rending. Several instrumental selections were beautifully rendered by Miss Mardre during the afternoon. Excavating work is under way for the building o f the new municipal plant nt Fort Pierce. Tho ladles o f tho Baptist Church will hold tholr annual bnznnr on Fri­ day nnd Snturdny, December 10 nnd 17. Plnco will bo announced later. 219-tfc St. Augustine will improve uieir present fire fighting equipment as they have placed an order for an ad­ ditional fire truck. NOTICE TO FARM E RS— Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. NufT sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your wants. They will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, prlco. 223*2tc Two new school buildings have re­ cently been completed nt Mount Doro, To ho occupied by the grammar nnd high school. When the Frost is on the Pumpkin— This is the time o f year to consider a bank connection. W e do not know what your future plans may be, but this we do know, this bank has the ability and willingness to render you incomparable service, so no matter what you plan to do, i f you want to be successful in doing it, a connec­ tion here can and will help you to suc­ ceed. * n First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFK PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and asiness Man in Sanford in This Column The presentation of tho shower was Got an electric fixture for n Christ­ very effective and in keeping with the ST. AGNES GUILD mas present, tho whole family enn en­ scncon. Tho ringing o f sleigh bells Owing to the illness o f several o f­ LAW YERS joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co„ oppo­ ficers of the Guild and for other rea­ announced the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. site Postoffice. 223-4tc sons there will he no meeting of the Santa Claus (little Miss Clara Bray and Billie Barber) who opened the George A. DeCottes Guild until tho second Monthly in Jnn* , t That woman who won a prize for doors of the living room displaying unry, the place to he announced Int­ AUorney-nt-Lnw having the prettiest feet in New York er.— M s. Fred S. Daiger, President. 1,1 bively Christmas tree heavily laden Over Seminole County Bank ______ with gifts for the luide-elect, Mr. and should come to Florida if she wants SANFORD -;-:- FLO R ID A NOTICE FOR CLUB MEMBERS s “ lltw <1,UIS presented the gifts to display them. The weather makes display impossible up there. There will he a short important busbride-elect with appropriate sa> incss meeting tomorrow afternoon at lnK8, NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Following llie presentation of the 2:45 before the social department's rived, fresh carload of that good old shower the hostess served fruit salad, lodge party and shower. reliable K E YSTO N E LIM E. NufT angel food cake, mints and coffee, on sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your A N N U A L BALL, W OM AN’S CI.IJII each plate were red roses which were Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy are now |wants. They will have our usual All social department and associate used as favors. pleasantly located at the Temple members who wish to invite guests for There were about thirty-five el prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Company. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Club. llie annual "he.ll" please bring names Miss Brown’s friends present. in writing with remittance and cards Good meals, *$8.00 per week, The E. Thomas Swift, of Boston, was if desired to lie inclosed, tomorrow a f­ BRIDGE P A R T Y FOR MISS Temple Chili, corner Third and Park. in the city Saturday Iran seeing busi­ ternoon, Please send four names, the HERNDON tf-ji ness. first two will be chosen unless there are duplicates. — Mrs. S. Puleston, Miss Norma Herndon was tho T H E HOME BAND A. L, Davis, of Jacksonville, spent Chairman Invitation Committee. charming honoreo at a pretty bridge the day here Saturday attending to party given Saturday afternoon by A number o f cities in Florida are business. P R E -N U P T IA L PAR TIE S Mrs. R. A. Newman, at her homo on paying several thousand dollars a Miss Norma Herndon, whose mar­ Fourth street, there being four ta­ season for bands for the winter sea­ Miss Christine Hastings, of Detroit, riage fo Lieut. II. A. Bivins takes llies of players and several tea guests. son, and after the season is over the Mich., is the guest of her sstcr, Mrs. place Snturdny at high noon at tho The rooms where thu card tables band is gone for tin* summer. New Fred Williams. Iloly Cross Episcopal Church, has were arranged, wore effectively dec­ Smyrna, for tho first time in n num­ been tlic recipient of many social cour­ orated with quantities of cut flowers ber o f years has n good band and it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne, of tesies, is being honored this week ,II1(| potted plants, is getting better nil the time. Unfor­ Tampa, spent tho week-end hero at with tho following parties: Tuesday ]|, t||t. interesting game of bridge tunately the hand is composed of thu Montezuma. evening Mrs. W. C. Hill entertains played during the afternoon, high young men and ladies, many o f whom n! bridge in her honor; Wednesday af- Hl.urt. Wus made by Mrs. C. R. Kirtloy, J. II. Schroder, o f Atlanta, was ternoon, Miss Herndon will share hen- whe was awarded a hand-made apron nro not financially aide to carry their among the out-of-state bus incss visi­ ors with Mrs. J, l>. Woodruff at u 1which she presented to the honoreo. part of the burden. They are willing to give their time for practice and tors here Saturday. bridge parly given by Mrs. E. F. prize, a card table cover, was concerts, but they expect ami should llousliolder; Wednesday evening M rs.1wm, j,y Miss Sara Wight. Low score Mrs. E. W. Norman ami Eva Sloan, Ed. Lane entertains at Bridge in her Vvas made by Mrs. Joe Chittenden, have the financial support o f 'the o f Jacksonville, are spending some honor; Thursday evening Mrs. Frank who was given a putted Maiden hair people of the city. Tho city has built one o f the best hand stands in the time here at the Montezuma. Miller and Mrs. B. W. Herndon will f urn, Tho honoreo was presented silk state, and mY.v if tho people will entertain at an informal dance for th e 1lingerie. Mrs. A. W. Smith and little daugh­ bridal parly; Friday Lieut. II. A. Blv-J A t Die conclusion of tho card game come 'to the support o f the band wc ter. Juanita, went to Jacksonville ins will entertain the members of the tho guests were invlteu into the dln- nre sure they will not only ho able to Saturday and accompanied them homo Hemdon-Blvins bridal party at a din- j i„ K r00m for refreshments, the tublo enjoy the open air concerts through Sunday ner at tho Valdez Hotel preceding the |,e|nR beautifully decorated with cut the winter, but through the summer rehearsal; Saturday, Mrs. A. P. Con- 1flowers carrying out the color motif ns well. A small contribution each Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. H. nally will entertain at a wedding of pink nnd green. Plnco cards wero week from the head o f each family In II. Mabry nnd ljorton Mabry sponl breakfast at her home for tho mem­ hand-painted with little brides and New Smyrna would keep the hand tho week-end very ploasnntly in bers of the Herndon-Bivins bridal par- grooms In splendid financial condition. Don’t Tampa. Iy< I Delicious refreshments o f huart- leave the support of the hand to tho -------1shaped salad, and other accessories business men, unless you happen to he A. A. Brown, W. Z. Hershberger M ISCELLANEOUS SHOWER i followed by an 1c ecourso were served, one o f those unfortunates who has nnd W. A. Hershberger, of Johnson The Temple Club was the scene of the favors bolng pink paper baskets no soul for music. Do your part and City nro spending seme time here at a beautiful party Saturday afternoon 1w}th dainty bride’s maids, holding we will have a good hand and enjoy thu Montezuma, tho music.— New Smyrna Breeze. when Miss Clara Milieu entertained Malttnl nuts. at a "miseollenous shower" com pli-j Mrs. Newman> guests included Mrs. Raymond Key returned home meriting Miss Winnie Brown, a charm- Miss Herndon, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, yesterday afternoon from Daytona ing bride-elect of this month. ' Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrr. Robert lllnes, Bench where she has been tho guest of The Club was beautifully decorated Miss Thelma Fraser, Miss Anna Lou Mrs. George Chamberlain at their with festoons of red and green crepe H uIT, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Miss Frances lovely home. Mrs. A. I). Key and Mr. paper, holly, Christmas hells, red ros- (jonzalus of Miami, Miss Esther Mil­ . Raymond Key motored to Daytona es nnd poinsottiiiH. Tho color motif o f it.r> Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, Miss Sara Beach Saturday and accompanied Mrs. red and green was artistically carried w ight, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy Key home. out In every detail both ill the decora Chittenden, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. J. E. lions and later in the refreshments. Brouse, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Mrs. Get An Abstract Before Several contests afforded Mr. and Mrs. Homer Trask and much Karl Schultz, Miss Florence Henry, Buying Property Miss Pauline Trask, of Petosky, Mich., merriment among the guests, one he- Miss Daphne Wimbish, Miss Marjorie are guests of Mrs. Frank Trask’s sis­ ing a love story, tho answers being clay, Mss Marie Teague, Miss Agnes ter, Mrs. Fred Williams at her homo the names of the states. Mrs. Gcorgo Dumas and Miss Adelaide Higgins, on Oak avenue. Tho Trasks wore for­ Hymau and Mrs. Farrel tied in hnvE. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. mer residents here end have many ing tho most correct answers, ami pre­ Try a Herald Wnnt Ad today. friendit who will lie delighted to hear sented the prize, gold lingerie clasps, of their return, to the honoreo. Another contest was Bought a Bodge Coupo, therefore SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. 4 1 HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance Sold nnd Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. CONTRACTORS S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder SANFO RD FLORID Sanford Construct’ll C< CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER Planes and Specifications Cheerful Furnished All Work Gunrnnteed II. T. P A C K P. 0. Box 1 H aight & Wieland PU RE W ATER G AR AG E S Elder Springs Water Smith Bros. Garage 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fid Expert Repairing OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Onk and First Geo. W . K n igh t Real Estate and Insurance \ SANFORD HOTELS Hotel Montezuma “ Sanford’s New Hotel" 11.50 Up Per Day FLO RID A ..Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the BuslncBB and Professional Women's Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Hunk. AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirmnn Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. SANFORD NOVEL'] W O RK S V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER! 517 Commercial Street Sanford, Fla. General Machine nnd Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Ite-turned Sanford Steam Laundry TRANSFER “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS" Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J I f we please you, tell athcra; if no> tell us. Phone 498 W. RAYVLING, Prop. — Get your Scrntch Pads from Th* Herald— by tho pound— 15c. Acteylene W elding OF A L L K IN D S Sanford W elding Co. Located in Engle Bldg., 205 Onk Avc, IN S U R A N C E H. W . N ICK E RSO N Public Accountant; Audita— Syeteme Income Tax Service Room 10 McNoill-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair ROBERTS, Agent Shop N. Y . L IF E W. T. Located nt 207 French Ave., between Sanford Florida 2nd nnd Third. E. R. B E R G QU 1ST. \ SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BLISS H o f-m a c B a tte ry Co. Com plete Stock Highest Q u ality we have Dr. Stevens’ Essex touring for sale. In fine condition, new in paint shop.— Sanford Motor Co,, Dodge Dealers, 224-2tc ■ All Maine Grown— Free From Scab and Fungus---------- Ilest Quality at the LO W EST PRICE Oldsmobllo 3- l-ton truck for j in A -l condition, good tiros, . bargain.— Sanford Motor Co., Dealers.* sale in a real Dodgo 224 -2tc THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. SANFORD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLORIDA �1 • 1■ , PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921 Airplanes in N o rw ay Eqipped With Skis .• • ‘ 1 i-Jf ' , [Give a Real Gift This Christmas •;7 s w m w ’ V '/. The Seminole County Bank \Jt~~ ■ 3 Sanford, Florida : Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5,1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, INTERNATIONAL It* a : Sanford, Florida. Tin* weal her <Inos not Intcrefcro with trnlllc In tin* oIoimIs, in t li«* Inml of tlio tulilnlulit nun. Nnrwny Inis mlopt* etl tin* skiing airplane, lliln comnic*n*luI passenger airplane makes two dully trips from llorllu to Norway, lc pinto of ttiu ordinary wheels, when Know-covered cotmlry |s reached, skis are attached. terson ns missionary secretary; J. S. Chapman and J. B. Culpepper ns con­ ference evangelists; F. P. McCall, W. II. McLeod, S. A. McCook, T. E. York, nnd II. L. Ezell were endorsed as evan­ gelists, nnd W, II. McLeod nnd F. P. McCall as general evangelists. The orphnnngc bonrd rcjwrted 71 WAS ONK OF BUSIEST OF T H E children in tho homo nt Enterprise nnd tho work in fine condition, nnd e n t ir e s e s s io n a t recommended for re-appointment as ORLANDO superintendent, Rev. J. It. Cason. fourth d a y OF METHODIST CONFERENCE ORLANDO, Doc. 12.— Tho fourth day’s session of tho Florida Annual Conference was opened Lnturdny morning by Bishop Warren A. Cand­ ler, who led tho devotional services, using as his scripture lesson n por­ tion of the 20th chapter o f Mntthew. He emphasized the necessity o f build­ ing up the kingdom o f God, which Is a spiritual kingdom, by tho uso of spir­ itual forces, nnd advising tho brethren against self-seeking, especially in the matter of electing delegates to tho general conference, nnd In the matter of appointments, "Looking jio t upon your own things, but upon tho things of others." In answer to tho question, “ Who remain on trial?" II. B. Boyd, Clyde 0. Frazier, Walter Kinard, James El­ bert Lewis, Ellas L. Ley, Marshall E. Myor, B. T. Itnper, J[r., James W. Windham, not having pnssed the re­ quired examinations, remain in tho class. John 1’. Gninos, George C. Herndon, William II. Herndon, John E. Skipper of this class were advanc­ ed to the class of the second year; Lcjaml D. Eldridge, was discontinued at his own request, nnd tho name of C. H. Rose, transferred from tho North Carolina Conference, was announced as a member of this class. in answer to the question pertain­ ing to the class o f the third year, A. II. Hancock was continued In tho i lass; It. L. Ramsey and George E. Summers are students in Emory Uni­ versity. The committee on nominations for trustees of Southern College was an­ nounced as follows: W. P. Bubrman, J. 11. Rooney, C. F, Blackburn, C. E. Earnest, A. W, McLaren. This com­ mittee will nominate a sufficient num­ ber to fill tho board nnd they will be elected at this session of tho confer­ ence, some for one, some for two and some for three years. The secretary called the roll of the members to b* receive* into full con­ nection, Karl II, KocstUno, Fred B. Langford, F. Hmiz, S. C. Gardner, and Lean 1'icone, they were addressed by the Bishop, and by voto of the confer­ ence admitted into full connection. Tho lmntdaiiieil men will be ordained Sun­ day. The address of the Bishop to the young men contained many whole­ some and helpful lessons. The eompletc list of delegates elect­ ed to tho general conference follows: Clerical: I. C. Jenkins, Gainesville; M. U. Norton, Miiiml; J. B, Mitchell, Jacksonville; J. I’. HilIlium and W. A. Cooper, Orlando; lay delegates: L. P. McCord, Jacksonville; J. T. Thorrell, Benia; L. W. Duvall, Ocnln; L. N. Pipkin, Lakeland; G. W. Tedder, Madi­ son. Alternates: H. D. Harris, St. Petersburg; E. T. Roux, Plant City; Mrs. J. T. Fuller, Orlando. The new board of trustees of South­ ern College is composed o f J. M. Gross, G. F. Scott, It. I. Harnett, E. E. Edge, J. Edgar Wall, G. W. Ted­ der, for one year, John A. Iloiulry, W. A. Cooper, J, P. Hlllburn, G. S. Huberts, L. W. Duvall, L. P. McCord, L. B. Giles, C. L. Johnson, for two years; L. D. Lowe, J. B. Rooney, J. Edgar Wilson, J. T. Mitchell, E. T. h‘»ux, T. L. Hendrix, for three years; Alumni trustees; J. II, Daniel, one year; W. C. Fountain, two years; W. C. Norton, three years. The report of tho coinmlttco on tempornneo nnd social service recom­ mended C. W. Crooks for appointment ns representative of tho Anti-Saloon * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. * GENEVA GUEST IN W AS H IN G TO N * The oyster supper held at tho town hall last Friday night was well at­ tended. About $60 was taken in. M >3 I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Mrs. W. II. Rivers nnd Mrs. T..W . Prcvntt were shopping In Sanford Friday. m 3 Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. Mi li I 1 ■ ;f N 3 s Enclosed please find check for $.................................with which to open a SavlnRS Account for J 5■ ■ Address Name 3 S Kindly mail the pass hook to me at. Address ■ Drop a cord in the hook marked “ Merry Christmas from Nnmo I ' Removal Announceme’t JOHN J. H EITZ, M. D. and Chiropractor whoso offices for the past year were located ut tho Seminole Hotel nnd at 107 Ninth nvenue, Sanford, has mov­ ed into n larger place which is being equipped ns tho Sanford Sanitarium, located nt 1009 Union Street or Sec­ ond street East. E X PE R T IN SU R A N C E SERVICE OUR REPAIRING IS UNEXCELLED F O R QUALITY £■ DURABILITY WARD & RIVE Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. sickness, which has failed to live. Mrs. Chapman was an earnest Christian “ Mack the Piano Tuner” as well as a splendid wife and moth­ er. In our conversations with her she expressed her faith in tho Savior, and Orders Executed In ® her great deHiro for tho religious wel­ fare of her family; expressing the S 10 Bales and upward 5 hope that circumstances might booh make it posible to tnkc her little one to the services of God's house. We Ask for FREE IlnokloL are stunned nt tho suddenness of this “ How to Trade In Cotton’ blow which has brought deep sorrow and Daily Colton Letter ■ to so many hearts. We can only lift ■ up our eyes to the God of nil comfort, ■ J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 that in his great mercy Ho may com­ M Sugarman Bldg. fort the hearts o f this husband and 19 Beaver Street, New York child, nnd nil tho dear ones who mourn their great loss; and with full faith that Mrs. Chapman nnd her two rhlldren are now with the Savior, wo can look forward to the time when there shall he no more death, hut n fulness of life and joy in tho Kingdom of God our Savior. Wo need hardly Hay that Mr. Chapman and the living child have the sinccrcst sympathy nnd love of nil who know them, In this sorrow Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated of their lives. Tho funeral services EYES EXAM INED were conducted nt tho Congrogntlonul church yesterday nftornoon by the pnstor, assisted by tho Enstcrn Star, o f which sho was n member. Henry McLaulin, Jr. REPORTER. OPT. D. The man who swears because he OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST Miss flrnclelu Martin lllvero. dnugh thinks It Is smart isn’t smart enough ter of the Cuban minister to U exU » 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Flo. who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ihomm to road tho disgust in tho faces o f WE GRIND OUR OWN LBNBB hoso he is talking to. N. Bnnsdell, la Washington. EycH Tested Glasses Fitted lV’ d •' We Appreciate Your Ilusincss Lenses Duplicated ■"j —“T! Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps $8.50 r : 1$10.00 GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Firsts and Guaranteed Write us Gasoline from visible pump. Accuruto measure. Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLO RID A Oils and Greases Employment Bureau We give tirkets with each .purchase, good for 5 per cent in trade Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus­ Phone -181-J iness nnd Professional Woman's Club requests nil young w w icn desiring employment to roglstor nt tho First Nntlonal Hank, nnd business men re­ 105 Palmetto Are. Sanford, Fin, using help to consult roglstor. F. P. RINES SAN FO R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 W at First Streat OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE J • ' -* * ’ i Opp. Postoffice far the hath, bedroom nnd Nursery ■ : ' Z it Electric Irons 30x3 for... Ii HI,:!L Optometrist-Optician A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T Fidelity Tires !1!1 1 ■; T -jv' v.U« S..... . l i ■ i Id I TOM MOORE Frames Repaired For Hrlglitcr Light > If]., . NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ R K N IM A I, R E P A IR IN G rived, fresh carload o f that good old Old Ford Garage reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nutr West First St. sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your Phone No. 117-W wants. They will have our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 22H-2tc Post cards— locnl views— lc each at come to tho Herald office. Piano Owners, Notice! i it I represent progrosslvo, modern In­ surance old-lino companies and am prompt in rondoring you export serv­ ice in securing fur you just wlint you want In lifo insurance on tho plan suited to your presont nnd future need. Endowment, monthly Income plans, and nutomobilu nnd fire In­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. W. J. TH IG PEN. [COTTON: ggSMi i; Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. S t * * * * * Mrs. Redpath, of Sanford, spent Inst week with Mrs. Emma Reed. Andrew Carnegie advised every Mrs. Geiger ami children, of New young man to go in debt. Smyrna, spent Sunday with Mr. nnd But he was careful to add j that Mrs. Sipps. the safest, wisest way to do it was Pauline Geiger, of Orlando, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. to buy a home. Buying a homo compels thrift in George Geiger. Mr, and Mrs. T. W, Prevatt spent a pleasurable way. Sunday at Osteen with Mrs. J. M. Owning one's home is life exten­ Littler. sion insurance. Fred MeFarlnne arrived homo from There would lie a few poorhouses Arcadia Thursday and was also shop­ in the world if every,man realized the vital Importance nnd economy of ping in Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. C. J. Jacobs ami three daugh­ buying n home. ters, Josie, Celia and Birdie, of ChuIn this one respect savages are luota, spent Friday with Mrs. J. M. wiser than many civilized folks. Prevatt and Mrs. E. 11. Kilbe. Every Indian with a family owned II. L. Kenriek, superintendent o f his own wigwam, every Eskimo the Osceola Cypress Mill was hero father builds himself a house of ice, on business Wednesday. even the wandering Arab o f the The community club will hold a ba­ desert carries with him his tentzaar on Friday, December ldtli, after­ home nnd bis funiture, of which he noon and evening. is proud, nnd to which he is deeply Mrs. Tom McClain was taken to tho attached, Fernnld-Laughton hospital Tuesday You would hesitate to wear rent­ where she underwent an operation. ed clothes; hut when you think of it, Jack Wicks, who has been confined to live in a rented house is almost to his bed for five weeks, is improv­ ns unnatural. Men and women like ing very slowly. to own the intimate things that sur­ Mr. Thetford, of Sanford, was here round their daily lives. on business Tuesday. lie was on his You would hesitate to drive— way to Melbourn. month in and month out— a rented Mrs, Grover Lefiles and sou and motor car; yet whenyyou think of Miss Alexia Moos spent Monday in it. to live in a rented house is almost Sanford shopping. E. II. Kilbe and Endor Curlutt were as unbusinoss like I f it pays another to own the house you live in Sanford Tuesday attending tho in, it would certainly pay you to own meeting of the county commission­ ers. your own. Mrs. J. M. Prevail has been very House ownership means: ill with stomach trouble. Imiepcndnnce. P. N. Wakefield was a visitor in Pride Sanford Tuesday. Stability. wise investment IN MEMOItlAM Insurance against old age. Better standing with hankers nnd Toressn Lundrignn Chapman, wife business men. of Ralph Chapman, of Sanford, Fin., A motive for thrift. Greater pence in mind and bodily whs liorn at Bradford, Pa., on the fourteenth day of April, 1892. She comfort. was married on the twelfth day of Au­ Better citizenship. gust, 1910, and nt once came to San­ And—prchnps greatest of all— a ford, where they have made their permanent haven for your children, homo. Of this marriage were horn where they can grow to manhood and three children. The first, a boy, who womanhood, with fresh air and beau­ lived hut a few days, the second a girt tiful scenery around them. I* rum now two years of age, nnd the third Lake "Conics." child horn at the time of this, her last _ Dear Santa Claus:— W H Y HUY A HOME? Longue. Board of Missions presented report numbor, giving 76 missions In tho Florida Conference. Hereafter nil applications for aid will bo granted only upon recommendation o f tho Quarterly Conference. This board roconimonda for appointment Irn S. Pat­ * I. vs m If if H: �■.■■■. - . . -i* i l-rt. K. THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12,1921 paokfour NEWSPAPERS CAN REMEDY Sonator Tom Watson docs not want CONDITIONS? anyone to look at him. A o army officer looked at him during tho You can remody certain conditions hearings the other day and Tom with tho Chief, said a friend to us tho threatened to slap his face. They other tiny. Porhnps so, hut did you Hy a Sanford Celery-Fed should have let him do it. Slapping over stop to think that it is not alto­ Man ______ m u i a m ___________ tho officer’s face would no doubt gether tho province of a newspaper to R* J* HOLLY .......................Editor nave cured Tom of much o f his bo remedying conditions nil the timo. m r j i * j ici m (n H a N. J. LILLARD....8ccrctnrjr-TrenBurcr peevishness fo r the rc3t o f his life. Tho first duty o f a newspaper is to 9< A. NEEL--------General Manager ----------- o----------------------------------------------- — ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------givo tho nows honestly nnd fairly. I f Literary Digest Is wondering why SOUTH IS T H E HOME-OWNING C. L. IR W IN Marshal Foch has gained ten pounds comiltons. are not what they should CTHOULATIOH MAWtOEH SECTION OK T H E U. S. in weight sinco coming to tho United he it is no moro the duty o f the edi­ Phone 148 up to G P. M. States. No, it isn't tho weight of his tor to pry up hades and put a chunk aAwrtlilng B«t>» Mada Kaourn oa AppUoatloa Florida is eleventh in tho percent­ medals. He gained his weight hy do- under the corner that it is yours. Tho ■ubaorlpltoa Prloa la Advaaca age of homes owned debt-free, accord­ Yaap . . . . . . . . . . . . a . .fd .00 news in a newspaper reflects tho com­ grecs. ing to the report of tho census bureau, v l Kaathi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 munity doings as a mirror reflects D«llT«r«d la Cttf bjr Carrier Pea Waafc .......................................... 11 Cunt* with 77.1 per cent. sTho whole South your face. If the mirror shows wrin­ The picture o f Forest Lake in the Tha bit I*, t* IB-pata 'Waaklr Harold to- makes n creditable showing in this re­ Herald struck mo that tho now com­ kles in your face you do not blame ttrel? eerara lamloola County and la pnbltahad port, which is a good barometer by Ita ry Friday. AdaartUInt ratal made knava missioner looked llko Chnrloy Chap­ the mirror hut try to massage out a aa application. Damarratlo In palllloa. P .M which tho progress of the section may tho wrinkle. If you sec something In lin. i par yaar. alwaya In adranoa.__________________ be judged. In their order tho South­ the paper that is not beneficial to tho Mem Iter of The Associated Press ern states ares" North Carolina sec­ “ Disarmament' IJegins at Homo'’ town, don’t blame the editor for tell­ ond, with 82.0 per cent; Virginin fifth shrieked tiie Sanford Herald tho other ing the news but see to it that noth­ with 70.4 per cent, tying with Louis­ evening in an editorial. Yes, sir, mnko ing of a detrimental naturo trans­ iana; Tennessee seventh, with 78.8 per, fchrlstmns wonthcr. w*^° scr,,P R '° rolling: pin and flat pires. In other words smooth out tile cent; South Cnrolinn eighth, w ith] wrinkles in conditions.— Winter Hav­ iron. weather ami ornngo 78.0 per cent; Georgia ninth, with Lettuce en Chief. 78.2 per cent, and Kentucky tenth, weather.Won’t some one please givo the edi­ with 77.8 per cent. Florida la elevonNO TICE! tor a turkey nnd place it on tho Com­ N ow let everybody got busy and tij. Mississippi is twelfth, Alabama munity Christmas treo ns ho 1ms sug­ fifteenth, Arkansas sixteenth and Tex­ pull for a big season. Tho regular annual meeting o f tho gested? If lie furnishes t)iu Holly as seventeenth. stockholders o f the Sanford Iiuildlng ----------- o------------, for the treo the pcoplo ought to como These figures^establish the fact tho During all this pence talk Germany & Loan Association o f Snnford, Fla., across with the turk. South is the home-owning section of 1b calm, but not coll. clod. . w ill he held in accordance with its by­ the United States. Tho report is n ----------- o -------Tho worst fenturo o f a now bnby is laws in the office o f tho Asoclntion, sign tho country south of tho Mason108 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, Flori­ h |k > Famine controls Husain. This is an its fnthor’s singing. Dixon line is prospering, nnd that its authority that America recognizes. da, on Saturday, January 14, 1922, nt people nro hero to stny. No com­ am . ----------- 0----------With corn out West soiling at 17 7:30 p. ni., for tho purpose o f electing %V munity or section can figure on con­ Tho striking Chicago meat-cutters cents per bushel it is like casting a hoard o f directors to serve for tho tinued growth when its residents nre arc putting tho "dust" into industry. ensuing year, and for tho transaction pearls before swino. not permanent, for tho tendency of the o f any other business that may prop­ ----------- 0----------non-home-owning tribe is shiftless­ erly come before tho meeting. Tho disarmament conference should Thought for the Day ness, here today and somewhere else Invito the Chicago packers to a sent A . P. C O NNE LLY, Angling is somewhat like poetry, tomorrow. On the other hand, the Secretary. in its dchllcrntions. men must he horn so.— Isaak Walton. 12-oaw-4w spirit of permanocy is found nmong ------ 1----o----------the home-owning clans. When a man Tex Rickard has gone busted. Ho NOTICE TO FARM E RS— Just ar­ Some men who rise suddenly in |builds a home it is reasonable to eon knows now how the Frenchman felt world affairs forget to tnko a para­ rived, fresh carload o f that good old cludo he has decided to settle down reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. Nuff to ho down nnd out. chute with them, nnd lend his influence to the develop­ ----------- o----------sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your ment of the environment about him. wants. They will have our usual Sanford lias the goods and all we A Diplomat There are other reasons, however, why need is the proper salesman to sell An Irishman who was working on prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ the South loads in tho percentage of pany. Servico, quality, price. 223-2tc Sanford to tho world. homes owned debt-free. The Houston the A. C. L. was run down hy n train t one day nnd literally cut to pieces. I’ost points out n few of these: I f tho strike at Chicago continues, “ It is notable that the most popu­ The other section hands picked up nnd worse comes to worse, wo may he lous states, and those which nre es­ what there was left of him that the obliged to cat Florida beef. pecially noted as manufacturing wheels o f the train hndn’t carried -----------o----------states, nre far down in the list. New iway, hut in a rough wooden box nnd Harding advises to keep our hands York is forty-fourth, Massachusetts is leputed one of their number to take off the European situation, hut wo forty-seventh and New Jersey is for his "remains” homo and break tho sad tv-ninth news ns gently as might bo possible. liavo our feet in it, anyway. ‘ "This Showing is perhaps surprisThc I'mlwuiry arrived in duo course Lena Clarke has been taken to ing to many, yet the South's leader-, with tho 1,ox otl 1,ifl "houltlcr, knocked Chattahoochee, hut Johnny J. Jones' ship in this particular is not difficult Ht tho ,,oor m" 1 “ sk‘,<l: Is tIT wlddy McGinniss livin’ show in in winter quarters there. o f explanation. For ono tiling, tho V here?" -----------o----------homo-owning instinct has been allow­ "Pm Mrs. McGinncss,” said tho They could settle the affairs at ed larger play in the South. This sec­ that Washington conference if they tion lias not yielded to modern ten­ woman who opened tho door "but I ’m would inject a Santa-clause into the dencies in residential matters as have no wlddy. Me husbnnd is a wur-kla’ pact. some others. In the older Southern on th’ railroad.” "Y e r a liar, 1 lmvo 'im hero in th’ stales, home life if nearer wluit it was The churches of Miami have voted in other days, and tho older, establish­ box," said the diplomat ns lie threw it for law enforcement. That is nil very ed families are holding their homes. down en the door step ami departed. TRUCK | Only 12 more Days till Xmas Wo will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But wo can say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fenr because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N I) IN E V E R Y D A Y LIFE — It comes to you with full force that you havo not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas b rin g s it home to you with full force. S ■ Peoples Bank I o f Sanford NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ NOTICE rived, fresh carlond of that good old reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nuff The regular annual meeting of tho sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your stockholders o f tho First National wnntfl. They will lmvo our usual Bank of Snnford, Florida, will l c held prompt attention.— IIII1 Lumber Com­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc in accordance with its By-laws, in th0 offices o f tho hank on Tuesday, j #nu. NOTICE! G. I. A. meeting Tuesday, Decem­ b e r '13. Election of officers. A ll members requested to ho present.— President. 223-2tp Buy it with a Flernld Want Ad. ary 10th, 1922, at 10 o’clock a. m. tor the purpose o f electing n hoard of dj. rectors to sorvo for the ensuing year nnd for tho transaction of any other business that mny properly como bofore tho meeting. 11-9-oaw-Gtc B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. | Have You Ever Heard of a | I Christmas Joy-Box? f Well hut tiie place to vote for law "The habit of renting is not nearly enforcement is nt the polls. so prevalent in the South as in the North. The people put a larger pro­ A ronl estate man at Eustis has the portion of their savings into homes jaw bone o f n mastodon in his display thnn into savings hanks. There are window nnd says that elephants once not so many large cities, and homeroamed over Florida. Not the G, O. owning is easier for the people in the P. elephant, til least. moderate sized cities nnd towns thnn it is in the great cities where proper­ ■---------- o----------Bob t Holly, editor of tho Sanford ty values are beyond the reach of the Herald, says he is looking for a little average wage earner." All the census reports have shown justice to bo dispensed in 1922 or wo nro going to get into somo fix ufler that tiie South has forged ahead, while Jill the miscarriages in that line in some of tiie other states lmvo stood 1921,— Lakeland Star. still or retrograded, and somo hnvo -----------o---------- moved forward with tiie South, hut Young hoys are getting booze none so forward in home-owning. The in Sanford as usual. Saw another South lias reason to lie ptoud of its on tho streets Saturday night so record, which is especially splendid in drunk he could hardly walk. Some­ comparison with tho records o f other body is selling liquor to these young- sections, and Florida is justified in puffing out its chest a hit, being one stores. Whnt about it ? of tiie youngest states in tiie Union. -----------o ---------F ifty Tampa manufacturers have NEW COM PANY M AY applied for space at tho coming South Floridn fair. Didn’t know wo made IM PROVE W A T E R W A Y Hint many different things hero, did you?— Tribune. And not taking Into On reliable authority it is learned account ono commodity mndo about that serious efforts are being mndo steen thousnnd ways. to take up the matter of,providing -----------o-----------inland water route for the East Const The story in circulation that the towns between Jacksonville nnd M i­ East Coast Railway is to spend $L- ami, on a charter having been grant­ 000,000 in enlarging tho tailrond ed hy tho secretary o f state to John shops nt New Hmyrnn is denied for Wcscott, Harry Gailiard, James M. the 99th time hy the East Const Colee, all of St. Johns county many officials at St. Augustine.— Tltusvilio years ngo. Advocate. It is not lonrod whether the plans New Shiyrnn simply put her lint are to revive the ancient packet line on wrong. The shops will he located which went out of business years ago nt Okeechobee City when they nro or whether an entirely new equipment located. Follow tho crowd to Okco- and management will he submitted. cliobeo City. The capital stock of tho company Is $100,000 and the name is the Florida Const Line Canal ami Transportation Company. Tiie charter wns refiled \ N E W P U R IT Y S with the secretary o f stnte October 4 o f this year, ” CROSS PRODU CTS Tho first work of tiie company will ■ bo to provide a sufficient depth o f Fig Pudding, * water through canals ami on the MnDato Pudding, * tanzas, Hallifax, Hillsboro and Indian Plum Pudding g Chocolate Fudge Pudding. ■ rivers; then will follow the starting Lobster Salad £ of boats of sufficient draft to operate Chill Concnrno ® in the depth provided and Inrge Creamed Finnan I laddie « enough to make the carrying o f Deviled Chicken ® freight and pnssengers profitable. Time this inn guru lion of water Creamed Spaghetti with Cheese & routes would be welcomed by all the tuwns( on the route is known he fora hand. There will he advantages o f­ fered o f great valued-hen tho towns Phones 497-494 nro given transportation by rail ns W E I.A K A BLOCK well as by water. Many shipments of freight can he angle profitable hy u 5 Deane Turner A fool is the lust man to see his own mistakes. When a woman has pieces of cloth good for nothing else she makes them into towels for tho guest room. Every place 1 go and especially among the ladies 1 hear so much about "my operation." Honestly it gets on one’s nerves. I suggest that all those men and women who have had opera­ tions form an exclusive organization among themselves and call it "The Or­ gan Recital.” It will relieve the rest o f us o f much embarrnssment and lack ❖T of conversation. pneket line such ns groceries, feed, furniture, hardware, lumber ami all f orts o f imperishable articles. The citizens would certainly pat­ ronize such a line to u considerable degree for the shipments in many eases nre not rush shipments, while the lower rates on water would he attractive. It is believed in many circles that such a lino would he profitable from the start. Many pnssnngcrs, tourists «nd others who do not travel in haste hut who desire to see the waters of the state and take n leisurely trip in the winter months, ns v/ell ns those who travel in order to rest will find such a line to their liking. New I'myrnn would profit from such a line. There was much ship­ ping on the old line though o f course the shlppmonts by water were noth­ ing like so Inrge lis those made by rail. The innguratlon o f such a line might in time have ti depressing effect on the rates by rail as much hr the competition would in time he formidable. That the inland water route weuld take the place o f deep water here is not suggested.' Deep water would mean a thousnnd advantages while the Inland water route would menu a hundred. Rut while tho deep) water plans nre Mill "coming", it is cheer­ ing to seoj plans for an inland route started. -—New Smyrna News. In choosing father’s present make it ns light oil him ns (possible,— Chamborshurg (P a.) Public Opinion -----------o----------The trouble is that in rending about the nrnis parley you get more (lope thnn hope.— Evansville Courior, A CHRISTM AS JOY BOX can be the size o f a half-pound candy box, or it may be as largo as the largest wooden Dry Goods Box you ever saw. Tho size depends on what YOU are W IL L ING to put IN TO it. Each JOY-BOX should have some candy, nuts, cookies, fruit and other goodies— a Christmas toy or two— a doll if it is fo r a girl— or a jack knife or top or baseball if it is for a boy— a new ribbon or two, handkerchief, stockings or a new tie, etc., if for a boy, and a little money for the hoy or girl to spend as T H E Y may choose. TH E CHIL* DHEN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLO ItIDA, invites E V E R Y man, woman nnd child and every SCHOOL, SUND A Y SCHOOL, CHURCH, LODGE, YOUNG PEO PLES’ SOCIETY, WOM A N ’S CLUB, LA D IE S ' A ID SOCIETY , or OTHER organization in the State of Florida, to get up a JOYBOX for E V E R Y Homeless Orphan and Needy Child in our Stnte. W e want euough IN D IV ID U A L JOYBOXES for every one of tiie little ones in our Three Homes in Jacksonvilla and Pensacola, and then we want to ask for some larger F A M IL Y JOYi_ BOXES— filled with children’s clothmg olevery kind, shape and size, tints, caps, shoes, sweaters, underwear, stockings, ribbons, ties,handkerchiefs, etc., any quantity of jellies, preserves, syrup, honey, meats, staple groceries, chickens, fruits, vegetables, nuts, etc. We can use A N Y T H IN G that children from, tiny wee babies on JO*— can EAT, W EAR or ENJOY. All JOY-BOXES, big or small, should he sent to our Children's Homes either at 1944 Riverside Avenue, Jacksonvi le, or to our West Florida Branch Home at Seventh Ave. and Jordan Stieots, I cnsacola. We have had over 1R00 little homeless, orphan nnd needy children come under our care and attention A L R E A D Y TH IS year and about FOUR NEW children on an average are referred to us EACH DAY, so you can see that we can use an ENDLESS Q U A N T IT Y of JoyBoxes— big and small. mul T IIIN K of how good it would make YOU feel to get such a JOY-BOX for Christmas— and then just IM AG IN E how happy ono of our poor little homeless kiddies would feel. In addition to Joy-Boxes we have OTHER G R E A T NEEDS. They are e,(l.\in‘ly important. One is more good F A M IL Y HOMES for our homeless children thc other is MORE M ONEY to keep our great work going W E P LE A D E A R N E S T L Y for BOTH. 8 g \\on t ^ OU make YOUR OWN Christmas Happy— by sending us a i T i A i i <>1<*L1 RIGHT NOW before you forget, or take one o f our n iii.iiin lr .. youngsters in and give it a good home, or send us or get un a CHRISTMAS JOY-BOX or a B A R R E L for our Big Family of little i ntPo “ lu n a tes— P L E A S E OH The Children’s Home Society of Florida “ F L O R ID A ’S G R EATE ST C H A R IT Y ” State Hdqrs., 428 St. James, Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. JudKf A. II. linker, l ’ren. II. V . Covlafftoa, Train. Mtiacus C. Faffs, Stale Sup. Y *f ♦*♦ y A A £ . \ Y *♦* y y *♦* \ V V y ♦♦♦ A I *♦! A JL I Y ♦♦♦ y y A JL { V V y A A A �ft ft ’yt'? V?W V D AILY HI Little Happe alnge Mention of Hatters In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A bout dt> The City dt MICKIE SAYS Summary or the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged Tor Herald Readers ----------- ** For Florida: Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer In extreme southeast portion tonight. to fa Pa ^ to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Our merchants have the finest holiday stocks that they 'have ever shown in Sanford. Buy your Christ­ mas goods In Sanford. The Forme:s Ex< hange precooling plant on Beardall avenue is assuming proportions o f a big building and will be one o f the greatest assets to the farming gnmo hero that Sanford has ever obtained. Pa Pa Pi Pa Pa Pa Pa to Pa Pa Pa m W. L. Morgan was homo for tiltweek end and his many friends were giving him n warm welcome. Mr. Morgan hns recently built a fine homo on Park avenue nml says that Snnford is the renl place to live PAGE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiin iiH iiiiiN iH m P i . iiiiiiiiiin iiu iiiiiiiiiiiN i " t o W W G tu NUtMGa " t o w I W a FIU. UP *TVV PAPE*;'V1WEU NU* b o s s vioz. Ruvivitw* m etfteLrt, WORRMlW BECUZ. *fUEM UIUZUY ROOWV FERV4HAY UA.D NO GO Iki^ I £TEMPERATURE : “ 1 * i ua ** ^ 1 *a na Pu to to to to to to to * ' *** Sanford stores arc taking on that P"! Christmas air. Pa Pa Mrs. J. E. Snyder, o f Chuluotn, was Pa among the visitors to the city today. Pa The Star Theatre has n fine pro­ gram this week. Watch the program published every day in the Daily Herald. t it wuficr u p s ctecoue o p vru' ETHE WEATHER E na pa pa pa MONDAY, DECI Ott-PASWIOWED GUN VIWO USEOl to to to to to to to to w ■! - ■- ______ Now we aro having some weather. Sun is shining in the real old Florida way again and there is a tang of " inter in the air that makes one feel like going into the stores and buying Christmas gifts. This is Florida. Let the good work of boosting the trade of Sanford go forward and while boosting the trade forget to boost the prices and Sanford will bo the trading center of the stnto. Lot this week be the biggest week in tho history of Sanford in the shopping line. The bulb is at 70 says our weather shark and wo believe him altlio it was certainly cold Inst night. Pa Pa to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa o u v% to Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa W ere you one o f the Ladies that ordered Collar Bags, the real nice kind, for H IM last year? Remember I couldn't fill that order be­ cause I couldn’t find them in Sanford? W ell they are here this year and I can fill A L L the orders this trip and I know they are the V E R Y NICEST kind because I will get them from — "pC PP* AD * Pa Pa e f iA P i£ ? Pa So annua Pa Pa their season’s crop on the prevailing Pa 5:lo A. M. DEC. 12, 1021 Pa low market. The reduced rate includes deliveries Maximum ................... 70 to at Jacksonville to connecting water Minimum.................... .;<> to and rail lines on shipments destined to Iinngo ....................... ' 52 Pa points north. Barometer ................. 29.93 to South, clear. pu CHRISTM AS STATIO NER Y, Pa POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. i M i m i t i i m i a i u n n n are large and will ho up to date in every particular to take enro o f the needs of home pcoplo and tho winter visitors. Miss Ruby Spoil of Titusville lias arrived in tho city and taken a position with the Herald Printing Co., ns linotype operator. M ibb Spell is comfortably located at the Temple Home and the Herald wishes to say that the Temple Home is one of the I Slates Attorney George A. De fnest institutions of the kind in tho Coltcs lias finished up with the tcarrn state and great benefit to tho business o f Circuit Coart for Volusia county firms of Sanford who want good Hoi 1- j homes for their employees at very ami will be home now for the holl-| days lie made a good record for the reasonable rates term and has tho respect and esteem of the people of that county for his ( REDUCTION IN RATES ON CITgond work as states attorney. ECS FRUITS Every day Is shopping day in San­ ford now anil the streets were filled with cars and shoppers from early morn till Into at night. It would bo a good tiling to keep the stores open nights during the holidays. .‘1 Everything in the holidny lino in stationery, post cardif, engraved Christmas and New Year’s cards, stamps and stickers, etc., at tho Her­ ald office. One of the finest and most complcto lines ever brought to San­ ford. Open every night until Christ­ inas. Visiting1Railroad Officials to Make Trip Thru State "r# f s r a /tf m a r /S 0 /m /? r ) iL S a n fo rd , F la . METHODIST BAZAAR WAS GREAT SUCCESS The Methodist bazaar Suturdny in the store rooms on First street was a great success in every way. And tho supper—well, it was grtmt. Tho edi­ tor of the Herald says so because hu ate two chicken suppers and when ho went to pay for it the ladies would not take any money. Those Metho­ dist Indies know that preachers and editors like chiekcn. NOTICE FOR SALE N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P . C onnelly Olfieials of a number o f railroads operating into Florida will bo the guests here of local transportation Sale Bankruptcy Stock men when the visitors come to start a Notice is hereby given that under­ state tour which will begin hero Mon­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. day. The occasion for the visit is a Benjamin, trading and doing business trip of inspection during which tho as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will vslting officials will make a close on Thursday, December 15th,' 1921, at study of the physical condition of the corner o f First street and Pal­ The Miumi Steamship Company, op­ If the Sanford Band plays every Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ml taken for less than Florida rail lines. metto Ave., Hanford, Flordn, between erating steamers between Miami and Thursday night as per schedule it 25 cents, nnd positively no classified nils charged to unyoiic. Cash Tho visiting officials will include tile hours o f It) a. lit, and 11 a. in. re­ would be a good thlsg to piny on the Jacksonville, lias announced that a must accompany all orders. Count five words to 11 line mill remit ac­ tin* following: ceive bids of the lease covering store street and have all the stores open on 1 eduction of fifty per cent in freight cordingly. W. J. Crag, passenger traffic man­ rooms Nos. 301 nnd 303, in the City Thursday nights and make It a rates on grapefruit, oranges, limes, to­ ager, Atlantic Const Line, Wilming­ o f Hanford, Scminqlc County, State of “ shopper’s night” as well ns a night matoes, egg plants and avocados from ton, N. W. A. Russell, passenger Florida. FOR RENT— Furnished flat with gn» for the band concert. Plenty of music, Miami to Jacksonville will become traffic manager, Louisville & Nash­ FOR SALE rage, 911 Myrtlo Ave. 223-tfo Tlie right is reserved to reject any I ig crowds attracted to Sanford at effective December U and continue ville railroad, Louisville, Ky.j F. \V. and all bids. Highest bid subject to FOR S A LE — Oranges packed for FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. until February 28, 1922. The now night means more business. |Conner, passenger traffic mnn.tger; approval. Inquire 009 Palmetto ave. 219-Otp Christmas, Mrs. A. Vaughn, phono rate will be 15 per cent standard crute ] Pennsylvania System, Pittsburgh; W. CLARENCE V. M AHONEY, 323-J. 223-Dtp The Rod and Gun Club building on mid the reduction was decided upon W. Rclmnlsoit, passenger traffic man­ FOR RENT— Rooms and kilchennttos, 224-4 tc Trustee. BUY A LOT in Lane’s sub-division, I he lake shore is being erected rapid­ for the purpose of co-operating with ager, Pennsylvania System, St. Louis; Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 22l)-20tp $25.00 cash balance $10.00 per ly and will ho ready for occupancy in growers and shippers in tho territory W, L, Light foot, general passenger NOTICE TO FARMERS— Just ar­ [FO R R EN T— Furnished rooms, v.ith time for the tourists who will visit ’ served by the line in order that they agent, N. A St, L, railroad, Nash­ rived, fresh carload of that good old month.— E. F. Lane, The Real Estate or without hoard. 503 West Third Man. 1,18-fltp Sanford this Spring. The buildings' might handle more advantageously ville, Term.; F. J. Robinson, general reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff Street. 220-Gtc passenger agent, Central o f Georgia sed. Telephone 135. Phono us your j FOR S A LE — 5 room bungalow, price APARTM ENT FOR R EN T— Ono $2,000; $500 cash, balance, easy railroad, Savannah, Gn. wants. They will have our usual apartment consisting of two largo terms; 5-room bungalow on corner lot Acting as hosts on the tour will be prompt attention.— Hill Luinbor Com­ rooms, well furnished, gas for cook­ the following local transportation pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc price $3,750, easy terms,— E, F. Lane, ing, electric lights, running water. The Real Estate Man. 221-ltp men: Adults apply 300 French Avenue, cor­ P. J. Saunders, vice-president and FOR S A LE — Ford with neat truck ner of Third street. 224-Gtc general ntnnagcr o f the Peninsular A body on, in good condition, $150. 819 I f you don’t see your West Third street, Holly Ave. 221-Otp Occidental Steamship Company; J. D. W A N T E D _______ Rahner, general passenger agent, Flo­ FOR S A LE — Eight room House with rdn East Const; A . W. Frltol, division hath. Immediate possession. Small W AN TE D —300 laborers for paving passenger agent, Atlantic Const Lino; and sower work in tliu City of Day­ payment down, long tiniu on balance. W. D. Stark, distret passenger agent, tona, Flu. Lowest wages 15 cents per See Lnno or address Hox 782, Day­ Atlantic Const Line; A. Rice King, hour for ten hours daily. Pay in cash tona, Fla, 199’-Tu-Snt-4w Florida passenger agent, Nashville, every Saturday. Work will liiHt from FOR S A L E —One Florence Automat­ six to eight months.— Atlantic HithuChattanooga & St. Lous Line; II. C. T n o U l ’ g h o \ V W in d o W S . ic 3-burnor oil stove with nmnto) Bretnoy, Florida passenger agent,1 lithic Co., Day tuna, Fin., 222-Gtc and oven. Call 415-W. 204-tfc Louisville & Nashville, and R. C. COmG ill RTld l o o k a i ’OUIHl W AN TE D — Customers for fresh milk, FOR S ALE - -Ono Daisy churn. Call Burge, Florida passenger agent, Cen­ morning und evening deliveries.— R. 204-tfc tral o f Georgia.—Times-Union, — we have Something 415- \V. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu FOR S A LE — Two story business 204-tfc building. Apply to tho ownor, Klein NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just a r. fo r all o f the family. Aros, 805 Oth St. 205-tfc I M I P N I P P P i n M I P l I rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable KEYSTONE LIME. Nuff FOR S A LE — Choice oranges und sod. Telephone 135. Phono us your grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per wants. They will have our usual box F. O. B, Osteen. Cush with order. prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ — F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-12tp pany. Service, qunlity, price. 223-2tc Mnltc it 11 FOR SALE OR RENT— 8-roomud Lnrgo mnuufnrtiirlng company, man­ house, to ll Oak avo. Phono 2H3-J. ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ 218-tfc tablish branch warehouse in Sanford and desire branch manager wHo can FOR SALE CH E AP— Gas range nnd invest $1,900.09. Address, P. O. Box wood range, 1011 Oak ave. Phono 2594, Jacksonville, Florida. 283-J. 218-tfc C L A S S IF IE D A D S CHRISTMAS PRESENTS The Family’s Xmas Gift THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. LEXINGTON WANTED N o tice To F a rm e rs or Hupmobile Open and Closed Models in Stock Fresh Carload o f that Good Old Reliable A number of Rood used cars at prices und ternia to auit KEYSTONE LIME B. & 0. Motor Co. N uff Sed me " i r o r - O n u room, also garage. DISTRIBUTORS Phone uh your wants Telephone 135 They will have our usual prompt attention ■ [ .Hill Lum ber Co. SERVICE Q U A L IT Y PRICE .i BfatA fell ; J '* i l * U S ' .... to Pa Pa Pa Pa pn m lot W A N TE D —Good 1921 Ford touring car; will pay cash for host offor submitted. H. 11., Box, 548. 224-3to W A IT E D — Boarders. I Imvo rented tho 12 room boarding houno, GD9 Laurel avonuo, tho wnlls newly paper­ ed and painted nnd everything nlco, good homo cooking and something furnished kod good to eat.— Mrs. Riddling, 000 110 Laurel Ave. Lnurol Ave. 223-2tp 109-tfc FOR R EN T— 2 furnished bed rooms. Phone 437-W, comer Elm & Third Streot. 105-tfc FORTTEASE— A nice cottage, 6 .ooms, wolf located. Must have ono year’s rent in advance.— J. E. Spurling. 223-2tc i Sun ford to FOR R E N T J iih I Arrived 209 Park Avenue. •m FOR R ENT— Bed room, 311 Park avonue. 178-tfc FOR RENT— Two furnished Led rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc FOR RENT— Furnished room,, 411 Park uvotiuu. 220-Gtp FOR R EN T— Light housekeeping rooms, 200 Park Avo. 2 Ill-dtp r— Apnrtmont, 1020 East Second street, 220-ltp ... t;u, .'it. LOST LOST— G olf bag,""con­ taining sticks and the barrel o f a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R. Andrew, Celery Avenue. 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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 12, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3599b35be88fec310138f06afbc07d05.pdf 290415d1c0a90b0b10e89d275bfb4c45 PDF Text Text T (t- J Sanford TH B “Cilo SnbriMtaT V >U *' f The S anford Daily Herald IN TH E H E A R T OP T H E W O R LD ’S G REATEST iis VOLUME n Will Supplant Anglo- Japanese Alliance and Pave the W ay ACCEPTANCE TH B “City Sabstantul" NUMBER 223 FOURTH PLENARY SESSION ARMS CONFERENCE OPENS WITH HUGHES’ STATEMENT Novel Automobile Interests London CONGRESS WORK IS DISCUSSED BY TRAMMELL SLAUGHTER That Most Satisfactory Progress Has Been SHOT IN BACK BY CONVICT Made by Committee IN TH E NE W SESSION FLORIDA SENATOR HAS MUCH FOR FLORIDA WHO ESCAPED W ITH HIM AND SAID HE M E A N T TO K IL L HIM A L L T H E T IM E OF AM ERICAN PROPOSALS FOR (By W. M. Kennedy) N A V A L REDUCTION A N D W ASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— In dis­ A L L AGREEM ENTS cussing tho work awniting tho ses­ sion of congress which convened on M ir Tin* A M o e U tr * P ress) , Monday last, Senator Park Trammell WASHINGTON, Dec. lO .-A n glo today mndo the following statement: Jnpancso nlllonce, long regardod with "Tho Congressional mill grinds prehension by the American peo­ slow but I proposo to urgo with all ple passed into history today when my enorgy and ability, favorablo ac­ tho spokesmen o f both nations ut tho tion upon sovornl measures I now arms conference accepted in its stead have ponding in the senato and 1 havo the new four power agreement for hopos of success with several of them. preservation of peaco in Pacific to "Beginning shortly after I entered which the Unitod States and Franco tho sonato. I havo boon endeavoring became parties. Action pavcB tho way to havo a bill passed that would extend to acceptance of American proposals to tho Drainage projects in Florida for reduction of naval armaments and federal aid the same sb the govern­ in large mensuro expected to contri- ment aids the Irrigation projects of lute to settlement of all Chinese ques­ tho west. I now havo a bill on this tions. Hubjcct pending before tho committee nnd I was very much gratified on WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— The Tuesday when the president recom­ drnft of tho proposod treaty between mended federal assistance for the re­ the United Stntes, Great Britain, Ja­ clamation of the swamp and overflow­ pan, and France, which is to supplant ed lands of the South." the Anglo-Jnpnneso alliance nnd pnvo "Florida has never received from the way for tho acceptance of tho the United States as liberal donation American proposals for naval reduc­ of lands for school purposes ns was tion was formally laid heforo tho arms given to other public land stntes. In conference today by Senator Lodge. justice wo nro entitled to u further It’s a ten-year agreement in which grnnt from tho United States. I have four nations hind thomselvos to re pending a hill providing for n-dona­ spect their existing rights in insular tion to tho stnto of Florida for the possessions and dominions in tho Pa­ bonofit o f tho stnto school fund of ap­ cific and in case of disputes which proximately cyio hundred thousand cannot he settled by diplomacy agree ucrcs of government land. to a Joint conference nmong them­ Some months ago I Introduced in selves, any ono of tho parties may tho senate n hill providing that rail­ withdraw on twelve months notice, a f­ roads Bhould pay claims for lost and ter the cxpirntlon of ten years. Trea­ damaged freigh tnnd overcharges ty .requires confirmation by sonata. within sixty days from presentation The treaty had not been signed for­ of claim nnd providing a penalty for mally but had been initialed by repre­ failure to make such prompt settle­ sentatives of four powers. ment, legislation aTgng this line is needetl nnd will ho urged by me." POLITICS AND TUT. II1HLE "In my opinion the law should nev-------or have boon cnactod allowing tho rnilST. PETERSBURG, Dee. 10.— C u rl1r,)ll(|H fix rates that would give Ilenkle, of Brnttlcboro, Vermont,1them a guaranteed onrning of R 1-2 who recently came hero for the w in -; |U,r cent with an option of six per ter, is hotter o ff by $10 because of cent. This is wrong in policy nnd it the candidacy of Frank Pulver, hotel was known at tho time the law was proprietor, for mayor of St. Peters­ unacted that its purpose was to bring burg. Mr. Pulvor Inst Sunday pub­ about n raise In rates. The Florida lished in a local newspaper n cam­ freight rates wore increased about 07 paign advertisement entitled “ Re­ per cent. These excess rates have ligion j* Business" in which He de­ worked great detriment to all farm, clared that ninny had profited by grove nnd commercial industries in my state. I shall push my bill to re­ reading certain Psalms. Mr. Hcnklc snicl he hnd neglected peal this guarantee income feature of the advantages to he ncrived from a .the present railroad law and thereby study of the Good Book, but always [hopo to accomplish further reduction had carried with him ns a trensured in freight rates. "The state o f Florida hns establish­ memento, a Bible presented to him ed nn experimental farm in tho Flori­ l>y his mother many years ago. It da Everglades. This Ih in lino with a was this Biblo he drew from his grip to see if the references in Pulver’s policy I have advocated for years. The federal government should assist in advertisement wero appropriate, financing this enterprise and I shall when to his surprise, on turning to endeavor to havo congress make un the thirty seventh Psalm, he found a annual appropriation of $10,000 for neatly folded ten dollar hill. such purpose." ^ Henkel is n man of middle ngc nnd lie presumes his mothor plnced tho ten dollar bill in the Bible when Hhe presented it to him ns n young man with her blessing. Ho says ho will always treasure it, ns it hns a far greater value to him now ns a memento than oh mere money. LONDON, Dec. 10.—Aftor tho firtit POISON IN TH E EYES surprise occasioned by Ennion Do Vnlorn’B repudiation of tho proposition MOUNT DORA, Dec. 10.— A con­ for crentlng tho Irish Frco Stnto, of­ vict of the Orange county enmp near ficials in both London nnd Dublin Lake Oln hns been seriously ill ns n wore occupiod today mninly in ennresult o f receiving In tho eyes n charge o f rattlesnake poison which nn vassing 'tho prospects for ratification enraged rcplllo hurled nt him last! 0f the Anglo-Irish treaty when it week. Another convict captured tho comes hoforo the meeting of tho Hail snnkc nnd plnced it in n enge. Tho Eircnnn next Wednesday. "inn who wns injured was teasing the Tho bnlnnco pf opposition In both wire front o f tho cage when tho snnkc cities appeared to ho that Arthur xoptilc nnd hnd his fnco car *he screen "truck nt him, tho rattler hitting tho Griffith, ns sponsor of tho tronty, will wire so hard that tho poison from obtain.an effective mnjority, although its fangs dashed into tho eyes o f its It was admitted hero that Mr. DoVnitormentor. Fenn, who wns called to ora possesses a strong following nnd treat tho mnn found, that tho poison that tho voting, therefore, may pos­ hnd affected his eyofc and throat and sibly bo very closo. If Mr. DuVnlorn should be defeated In his fight against although ho was' seriously ill ho Is ratification It is thought hero that expected to recover. Tho snake, ho may resign his position ns head of which hnd nlno rattles waB chloro­ tho Sinn Fein. formed nnd proaorved in alcohol. i 1l i iT I itf" -*•>- i ■iwr ON EAST QUESTION •i Thls machine, called the oolla, Dub been enuring " " " h Interest In London FIR S T SUBJECT W AS C H IN A Mir Thr Aaaorlated Praia) nnd Boris. It Is n two-seated automobile with airplane propeller, driven by an L IT T L E ROCK, Doc. 10.— A posso AND HUGHES SPOKE A T eight horsepower engine. started at daylight today on tho trail LENGTH ON QUESTION of tho savon convicts who escaped Mir Tkr A u o rla lrl I’r m l from the penitentiary hero yostordny W ASH ING TO N, Dec. 10.— Th* to search the hills for Tom Slaughter. fourth plenary session of the arms Slaughter, a noted bandit, with a rec­ conference opened today with a state­ ord o f nearly a score of breaks for freedom from Southwestern jnils nnd ment by Secretary Hughes thnt the prisons, was shot to death in tho Sa- moHt satisfactory progress had been ino county hills by ono of tho con­ mndo by the committee of wholo on victs ho lihornted, according to tho Fnr Eastern question. Tho first sub­ story told to Sheriff Crowo by tho ject wnH Chinn nnd Hughes spoko at Action o f Board o f Trustees Was Endorsed at Yes­ man who snld ho shot hlm.-J. C. How- length on thnt question. Reported on nrd’ who surrendered*with' four others resolutions affecting that country and terday’s Session of the six who ncceptcd Slaughter’s conference ndopted them. offer of freedom. Ho told officials ho ORLANDO, Dec. 10.— Tho outstand­ been transferred to tho St. L ouIb con­ shot Slaughter in the back nnd hnd HANDSOME HOME IS ' ference. "POOR M A N ’S CLUB" ing fonturo of tho session of tho Flor­ Tho following local prenchcrs were irtended to shqpt him from tho mo­ ida Annual Conference yesterday was elected to deacon’s orders nnd will he ment the pnrty left tho prison. Tho ST. AU GUSTINE, Dec. 10.—"Dlenthe adoption o f the report of tho trus­ ordained in the clnss of deacons Sun­ note Howard snys he left in tho pris­ more," the handsome homo of the Into on, bearing the snme statement, could tees of tho Southern collogo In which day: Charles Willinm Dudley, Jack­ C. F. Hnmudcn, which Mr. Hampden not bn found enrly todny. the action of the bonrd in tho re-locn- sonville district; Jns. Sdwnrd Lois nnd left in his will to he utilized ns a James Edward Skipper, Ocala district; tion of the college at Lakeland was "poor man’s club,’* has been leased by PRE SB YTER IAN CHURCH John Pendleton Gnincs, Orlando dis­ confirmed. This matter was postpon­ the executors o f the estnte to Mrs. trict; Francisco Bonn, I.ntin district, New members continue to bo re­ J. Galley, o f Camden, N. JJ., for uso ed from the day before pending defin­ The class to ho admitted into full con­ ceived into the Church each Sabbath. ite information ns to the deeds to the ns a ten room nnd restaurant. nection will ho .addressed by tho bishop The session meetH nt the close of property containing tho disciplinary The home will not he nvnilnble ns Saturday morning. ( each preaching service for the recep­ a club for n long time because there trust clause. The class of the fourth year wns tion of members by letter and on is no envowment for it» upkeep. Tho A tender message of lovo to tho called, nnd James LeGrnndc Hunter profession of faith. members o f the conference wnH con­ cxociitora state thnt it wns lenaedwns elected to elder’s orders. J. L. veyed in n letter from Rov. W.* A. The services Sunday will be ns fol­ Lowdor, n fuithful local pronchcr, who Bourn, D. Cnrrerrn, It. A. Guy, R. L. lows: I)R. GEORGE H YM AN, ELECT­ hns done efficient supply work for Sumner and W. O. Bencher romnin in Sundny School 0:45 A. M, ED TO IM POOU TANT POSITION thirty years, nnd who, because of his thin class, not having pussed Urn ra­ Trenching 11:00 A. M. W ITH STETSON U N IV E R S IT Y nge, nnd feebleness, Is prevented from qulrod examination, Junior Christian Endeavor 2.HO P. attending the conference. Rev. C. F. I The orders o f A. D. Buck wero rcc- M. At the Floridn Baptist Convention Blnckhurn wns requested to make ognized, he coming to this conference Intermediate Christian Endenvor just held at Minmi, there were reso suitable reply to the communication. from tho M. E. church. 2:.'10 P. M. lotions ndopted looking to the en­ Tho following were admitted on Tho clnHs of tho second yenr wns Senior Christian Endeavor G:M0 P. largement of Stetson University, nnd calleil, and the following wero elected trial: George Morris Glazier and M. a special University committee, of to deacon’s orders: Karl H. Kocst- Robert Clnudo Moore of tho Bnrtow Preaching 7:110 P. M. thirty seven members wns appointed line, Fred B. Langford, Francisco district; Marvin L. Smith, Jacksonville to take ''charge o f tho work. The Snnz, Charles Sterling Gardner. Fran­ district; Robert T. Caldwell and Jesso Two suspicious looking characters members of this committee are the cisco Bonn remains in this class and Lee Criswell, Orlando district; Tims. were here this morning. They turned Yoon I’ lconc of thiH class, is an older. Wright Carlton and Marshal Elijah out to be Wayne Thomas o f the E. M. Stanley, Jr., of thiH class hns Thompson, Tnmpa District. Thomas Advertising Co., o f Jackson­ LAKELAND IS RATIFIED IN SELECTION FOR COLLEGE BY THE METHODIST CONFERENCE HOPE CONTINUES • FOR SETTLEMENT IRISH QUESTION R A TTLE S N A K E THROW S - VE G ETAB LE SECTION SANFORD, FLO RID A, SATURDAY7DECEM HER 10, 1921 PROPOSED TREATY DRAFT QUADRUPLE ENTENTE IS LAID BEFORE CONFERENCE Sanford . Steele High School and Duval High W ill battle Today ville and Walter Neal o f the Edward Sterns Co., of St. Augustine. Wo will vouch for them being anything hut hank robbers. N egro Strike Leader Says Can’t Control Strike and Resigns At Jacksonville nnd Have Insured the Federal nnd Slate Officers Trying to Settle Packing Strike r Game Against Rain Mir Tlir Aaanclntril Prraa) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 10.— Tho Mljr The Aaaorlnled I'rrn ) CHICAGO, Dee. 10.— Federal and Steele High school, Dayton, Ohio, nnd stnto officials are working today in the Duval High mot hero today in tho nn effort to settle the strike of tho intersectional 'football clash. It rain­ packing house workers, which has ed heavily most of tho night nnd until caused a week of riot and disorder in 10 o’clock this morning hut decided to livestock centers while Chicago pack­ piny game on account of rain insur­ ance. The game was insured against rain for fivo thousand dollars. Under InHurancT policy if tho tennis play tho Insurance compand will pny them tho difference between tho gate receipts nnd fivo thousand dollars. Tho game is in Southsldo I’nrk nnd tho fiold is pnrtly sod nnd pnrtly clay. It is ex­ pected tho gridironers will battle in n sea of mud. ers announced they wore operating nt nearly normal and union leaders en­ deavoring to extend strike Ity appeal for sympathetic walkout by other trades in the stockyards. Reports that H,000 imported workers had been brought into Chicago yards wero de­ nied by tho packers. G. W. Reed, ne­ gro lender of strikers in Kansas City, announced he would resign today, say­ ing ho was no longer aide to keep tho strikers there under control. PURE FOOD INSPECTOR TR A V E LLE D SOME FOUR POLICEMEN KILLED STIRRED UP TO D AY ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10.— Dr. SAILORS A T M ANAG UA W. E. A. Wyman, city pure food in­ (I1r,Tke Aaanrlntrd I'rraa) spector, travelled 404 miles within M A N A G U A , Nicaragua, Dec. 10.— the city limits during the month of Four policemen were killed, ono November on officinl business, ac­ wounded, while breaking up street cording to his monthly roport, In tho fight hero Inst night between several course o f which ho made 410 inspec­ American Marines nnd pnrty of civiltions including everything from rail­ ana. Two Marines w ounded. Ma­ road stations to an nnnlysis of ice. rines wore o ff duty nt time. M AIIEL SAILE D UNDER FALSE COLORS IS M EXICAN CHARGE NOBLE PEACE PRIZE HAS BEEN DIVIDED SWEDEN AND N O RW AY MEXICO CITY7DccV 10’ — The Am ­ ( I l f The Aaaoclnled Preaa) erican fishing schoonor Mabel, now C H R IS T IA N IA , Norway, Dee. 10. being hold by Mexican authorities, de­ scribed in foreign offico statement to­ — Noble poaco prize for ninotcen day ns a carrier o f contraband arms. twenty ono officially announced today Tho chnrge wns also mado that other hnd been divided equally betwcon bouts flying tho United States flag HJalmnr Brantlng, Premier o f Swed­ en, and Christian L. Lange, o f Nor­ engages in gun running. way, Secretary Interparliamentary Union. po) PV P l»«H « A L AV—>* - V ' . >!..■» t’. - iiiu •t-iS ANOTHER FREE BIBLE LECTURE SU ND AY NIGHT The International Bible Student's Association has arranged for the de­ livering of free Bible lectures every­ where next Sunday night, December 11, the same subject ns heretofore announced, "Millions Now, Living Will Never Die.” being used. They claim that this is the "Message of The Hour." Part o f the Gospel of night, 7:.‘!0 o'clock and as usual seats the Kingdom." Tho Ideal Bible students have en­ gaged Mss. S. T. Buchanan o f Jack­ sonville to deliver the lecture in San­ ford, nt the Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:.‘10 o’clock nnd nn usual thcro will be free and there will be no col­ lection. MORE CORRUPTION STIRRED UP TODAY IN STILLMAN CASE POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Dec. 10. — Charges thnt ngents for James A Stillman, attempted corrupt und bribe prospective witnesses in trial o f his divorco suit against, wife, mndo todny by defense counsel in henring before Supreme Court Justice Morschnuser. FIR E CHIEF RESIGNS G A IN E S V ILLE , Doc. 10.— Chief Brinson, of the locnl fire department, has tendered his resignation effective January 1. Explaining thnt aftor thnt dnto he will he absent from tho city frequently. Tho city council has rofarred the resignation to the Firo Corqmlttco along with a resolution cxprcsolng appreciation of Chief Brinson’s services. . | 'll!*/ > representatives of the thirty suvon nsHoeiationH of the state. Dr. George Hyman, lyintor of the First Baptist Church of this city was deemed the proper man to bo tho head of this committee nnd woh ho designated. I)r. Hyman has been nn active worker in the convention fo r a number o f years and is a strong Stetson University mnn. A t nn enrly dntc Dr. Hymnn will have conference with Dr. Lincoln Hully, President of Stetson and per­ fect plans for thiH enlarged work. The possibilities of tho University wore clcnrly seen by the convention and within n year rcsultp in a large way lire expected. Soma o f Dr. Hyman's plans nro as follows: The Organization of the Stetson Alumni in each county. The tabulation of possible students. The publicity of the Universities Doings. Many other helpful features. The High School Auditorium should have n Grand Plano so thnt when an nrtint visits Sanford n number o f his finest program selections will not havo to bo omitted for lack o f a fit ­ ting Instrument nnd thnt all recltala nnd concerts may havo a Just ad­ vantage musically. (lOteJCia.. R u B M PH H R n v •■•fl ~V \ ■'M �THE SANFORD DA ILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1921 PAGE SIX ADDITIONAL LOCAL is. L_n_j DECEMBER M ATTRESS S A L E As Ion? as our supply o f cotton lasts we will sell now cotton mattress­ es at tho following prices delivered. Full sizo 50-lb. cotton mattress, $8. Three-quarter size, $7.00. Single bed size, $0.00. You aro not under any obligation to take these mattresses if not satisfac­ tory on dollvory. Will also renovato your old mnttross up until December 20th, after which tlmo wo will discontinue renovating and if you want work, got it whllo you can. Writo us a card and your call will be answered at once.— Sanford Mattress Factory, Snnford, Fla. 218-Gtp Lnwrenco Auditorium, Haynes, High Decembor 0th. Th e Star To-day S P E C IA L PRO D U CTIO N , JAMES K IR K W O O D in— “The Great ...... Impersonation” AJSunshine Comedy, “ LO VE and W A R ” School 220-3tc Well, Jacksonville made good as n football cityl Saturday at the Princess— Gladys W al­ ton in “ H igh Heels” ; also a Comedy Tho ladles o f tho Baptist Church will hold thoir annual bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, Decombcr 10 and 17. Placo will bo announced lator. HARDEE IN V ITE S 210-tfc T H E GOVERNORS TO M EE T IN Still, it wouldn’t do fo r everybody to bo ambitious. There would be no­ body left to trim. Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffiicr & Marx i ? t #10 S U I T S A L E hand nindo articles, suitable for Admiral Ashley II. Robertson. Christmas gifts, and n tnblo of home A t the final business session which baked pastry, bread and rolls. 210- brought adjournment of tho thirteen­ •Itc. th nnnunl conference of tho houso of governors, the chief address was de­ I.nwronce Ilnynos, High School livered by Gov. Henry J. Allen o f Auditorium, Decembor 0th. 220-3tc i y y f ± % y y y y ? y Hart Schaffner and Marx | cAnd Society cB rand Suits y y y ? y Beginning | Saturday at 8 A. M. y t t t y y y y y y ? ? y ? ? 1 y f y y ± y y y TW O SUITS FOR T H E PR IC E OF 1 P LU S $10.00 For example, if you buy a Suit at $35.00 or whatever the price may be, you are entitled to any style o f H art Schaffer & Marx or So­ ciety Brand Suit in the store not exceeding the purchase price, for an additional pay­ ment of $10.00. This Sale will Last till the Night of — Xmas Eve Sanford I ? Shoe Si Clothing Co. ± ? f Kansas, on "industries,” in which he told of tho Industrial court of hie state. Two Invitations were recelvfor tho next conference, Gov. Cary A Hardee of Florida, nsking the body to meet at Jacksonville, and Gov. E. F. Morgnn o f West Virginia, invit­ ing the body to White Sulphur Springs. These nnd other plnccs will be considered by tho executive com­ mittee, re-elected today ns follows: GGov. William C. Sproul of Pcnn'ylvnnln. Qov J ] £ a '.' Robertson" Oki CHARLESTON, S. C. Doc. 8.— A f ­ ter nn informal smokor under the Havo your watches and Jewelry re auspices o f tho chamber o f commerce mired at McLaulin’s. Two first class hero tonight, the governors who for watch makers. Prompt sorvice. three days havo been attending the 140-tfc sessions o f tho thirteenth annual houso o f governors, took the train at Lnwrenco Haynes, High School into little bits and to sell them o ff in m n rrn w fthey Han w ill H a Anlnvlnlnm) In 1 , • _ __ _ .. 1 ” Auditorium, December 0th. 220-atc fn tomorrow will bo entertained in lahoma, and. Gov. H. J Allen, Knnnnj. In tho white houso by the president John G. Townsend, Jr. Shelbyville, METHODIST B A ZA A R nnd Mrs. Harding. Gov. Nathan Del., treasurer, and W. C. Riley| Miller o f New York stayed over. Ilndlson, WIs., secretary, worn nlso Tho Methodist Lr.dics will hold The governors declnreJ thamsclves re-elected. their Christmas Bazaar Fridry and particularly Interested In the tmoko Saturday, December 9th, and 10th, in screen demonstration by tho torpedo SUGAR DECLINES the building recently vacated by Mrs. boat destroyers Cnse nnd Roldt-off Cates. tho mouth o f the harbor this after­ ( 11/ T h e Annnclntrd I ’ rraa) Tho "Something Different” offered noon, tho chief executives being N E W YORK, Dec O.-Furthcr by tho Mothodlsts will bo hand made gueHts on these two nnvnl ernft, weakness dclevoped on tho low raw i Colonial Rugs ami n full lino of doll which belong to the AVnnt'c de­ sugar mnrket today to tho basis of clothes in assorted sizes. stroyer squadrons which nro winter­ There will bo, also, many benutiful ing hero under comtnnnds o f Rear- two cents for Cuba’s cost and freight T ? ? ? ? FLO RID A taSt ki y t t y Y y y y J r« ns iu kq h i h i nu m or within l-8c. o f th0 lowest level ever recorded. Tho decline was due to continued pressuro o f new crop offerings. Sales of 15,000 bags to a local refiner woro reported at that figure. m To-night HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Seed Potatoes ROSE FO U R ' BLISS T R IU M P H COBBLERS This seed stock is especially selected Mnine Grown, from fields free from Blight infection 11 P E C K BAGS « 8:30 P. M. Ask for Prices I J x y Lawrence Haynes ± t y y y T IIE AM ERIC AN TENOR'S FIRST x y AM ERIC AN RECITAL y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y Benefit Hnmc-Ilullding Fund y y y Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53 y y AM E RIC AN LEGION, SANFORD y y y y COME ON SAN FO RD I TONIGHT Don>t Mis8 lt Chase & Company SANFORD IS TH E K E Y TO TH E H E A L T H PROBLEM Health is the natural order. Disease is a disturbance of natur­ al conditions. • * The Brain is the Health power plant. The Nerves are the medium of transmission of brain messag­ es to body parts. A ll Nerves originate in the brain, pass through the spine to var­ ious organs and tissues o f the body. Any Displacement o f the Spine will partially close its openings compress the soft nerves and cause disease. The Chiropractor with his hands alone, restores tho ^ r t e brao to its proper position, relieving the nressSro on the nerves nnd nature resumes normal function ™ ii CONSULTATION AND A N A L Y S IS FREE Hours 9a. m.; 1-6 il m. Evenings by Appointment ----------------------- LA D Y A T T E N D A N T — W. J. Kermode, D. C. Garner-Woodruff Bid*., let St. opp. Magnolia Ml Ml FLORIDA Sanford �. w« W, THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 PAGETWO ■ I MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W If ynn hnvr an y f r l r n d . v l a l l l n r job —If you are aolnir • ■ r n h r r r o r «o m ln | h om r, o r U tod nrr rn lr r fa ln ln jf, w rite <1 p«.atnl rnrd In thla department, drlnlla, o r tr lr h p o n r the Item, ■ g ’M be g r e a t l y appreciated. Miss Adelaide Higgins left Thurs­ day evening for Leesburg where she will spend several days with friends, I f , . I i • •: I I I t M i ii / V 'w i < J] SJ fl’ i <r-gf'. I ■j rU * , vi * .]3 m j -l -i ! i! 11: ; /> : It T4.f I I J ill ! : \ m • \.1 > •*>T r >, I s m i — ■ 1 - 1 " ■ to b e « w K one for the s ^ fo c d cou*- S U N D A Y A 0 | T ^ E O H U R C H B S cil o f the Columbian Mutual*Life,, every one ,of these officers ;arol * • • • * • * . wofkcra that mean to put things ^ C H R IS TIA N SCIENCE across in big shape and they have to ^ SERVICES bnck them up one o f the liveat bunch ^ Sunday December 11th 1921. o f members belonging to any club. I Subject A membership enmpnign will be God The Preserver Of Man lodged nt once and it Is o f the opin­ Sunday School.. ..10:00 a. m. ion o f all that arc on the inside that Church S ervic e.___ 11: a. m. when these officers retire nt the end of their term the Sanford Club will Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Ave. boast of three times os many mem­ All Are Wciiome bers ns they Imve now. This organization Ims ono o f the best forms o f insurance and to those P R E S IlY T E R lA N C. E. that are contemplating taking out insurance it will he well for them to Junior C. E. 2:30— Mrs, Donald get in communication with either Mr. Whitcomb, 3upt. Purdon or Mr. Chapman. Intermediate C. E.— 2:30 Sunday afternoon.— Mildred Holly, Leader. NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Senior Topjc. Our Pledge. Points rived, fresh cnrlond of that good old NufT we are Likely to Neglect. L o a d e rreliable KEYSTONE LIM E. sed. Telephone 13B. Phone us your Zotn Davison. FOII MISS IIU F F The attractive home o f Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher was the seem* of a lovely party yosterdny afternoon when Mrs. J. I). Woodruff entertained at a bridge party in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIulT, of Atlanta, Gn., the guest of her sister, Mrs. Men Caswell. The quests included the members o f the Mon Ton bridge dub. There being four tables o f players. Heautiful in every detail were the wants. They will have our usual decorations used In the various rooms prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Comwhere the card tables were arranged. pony. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Poinsettins, holly, Christmas orna­ ------------------------ments and garlands lent a festive ap­ Think how America's heart would pearance throughout the spacious ache for the Jobless if they were home. On the card tables were poin- on the other sid^* of the Atlantic!— settia cups filled with candy which Birmingham No’«'s, was enjoyed during the game. Ip the interesting game of bridge played during tbo afternoon, high Haynes Recital score was made by Mrs. Robert Hines' at Auditorium who was awarded a hand painted lin- j Last N ight gorie set. The honorec was presented silk lingerie. The Lawrence Haynes’ recital at Following the awarding of prizes i the High School Auditorium last night Mrs. Woodruff served delicious re-' was an event in musical circles and ait freshments consisting of Poinsettin those fortunate enough to attend were salad, nut bread samlwitches, cheese well repaid. bulls, olives and tea. The records of Mr. Haynes' triumph Invited to meet the charming honwould fill many newspapers and the oroo were Miss Lcttic Caldwell, Miss beauty and finish o f his voice so well Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, known that added comment would Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Dick Urown, seem superfluous. Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Miss Father Mil­ Truly he possesses a splendid tenor, ler, Miss Sara Wight, Mrs. Ed. Letts, a drnmntic tenor, of sympathetic qual­ Mrs, Robert Hines, Mrs. Hen Caswell, ity, of crystnlino brilliancy, resonance Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Miss Norma nnd purity of tone, # Herndon, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley and Miss His numbers were rendered with ex­ Daphne Wimbish. quisite art. The greatest thing sought by Mr. FOB VISITORS Haynes, however, Is the interpreta­ Among the most delightful of the tive ability, the power to express tho season’s social events, was the bridge meaning o f his songs. party given yesterday afternoon by His numbers covered all moods, Mrs. George DcCottcs, in honor of were prefaced with descriptive talks Mrs, J, E. Ilrouse, of Vancouver, II. C., and so visualized in interpretation that Hie guest o f Mrs. B. W. Herndon, and even the most musical enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Dour, of Augusta, Gn., the One of tile features of the recital guest of Mrs. T. I,. Dumas, there be­ was the wonderful performance of the ing nine tables of players. The guests accompanist (Temento Mannucci upon included the members of the Fort­ whom much o f the success of the re­ nightly Bridge (Tub. cital was due. The decorations featuring the color The program opened with a group motif of red and green Was bountiful­ of popular and request songs. Other ly carried out with lovely baskets and request songs were interpolated thru vases of poinsettins and ferns. The the songs selections. Of these “ The tally cards were also hand-painted American's Cause" was given and re­ with poinsettins. pented with triumphant success. Add­ When seores were counted, Mrs. ed numbers of lighter vein were a Harry Lewis made high score among delightful group of Italian street the club members and was awarded an songs. Italian pottery jnrdcniur, the Club The program selections other than consolation prize, a powder jar, was those mentioned included: won by Mrs. Hal Wight. High score La Procession Frnnck among the guests was made by Mrs. Le Muimir do Rosomondo Duparc F. E. Hazard, who was given an Ital­ f ’hnnnon Triste Duparc ian pottery jardenier and the consola­ I'ay sage Hahn tion prize, a powder jar, was awarded Serenade Bantock to Mrs. B. A. Howard. The honorees An Old Song Re-Sung Bantock were presented framed Old English A Dream Greig prints. Over the IliIIh Terry At the conclusion of the card game Floods o f Spring Rachmaninoff the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Geo. Our Christian Endeavor Society Meets onch .Sunday night, And if you'd only come i 'Twould give us much delight. At half past six we gather In our Christian Endeavor room, So make a special effort And don't stay at home. TH E B A PT IS T T E M PLE Tomorrow is the Third Sunday m Advent. Sunday School at Nino A. M. Low Mass at Ten A. M. Benediction of tho Blessed Sacrameat after Mass. Sormon: “ Tho Immaculate Coneeption." Children's Mass next Saturday nt Eight A. M. Strangers Welcome. Sitting free. 1922 ID L E W E A L T H invokes a hard­ ship oh its possessor; he is deprived ofithelnterest it would earn; and, in addition, community wealth is not increased fo r the reason that idle money does not build up a commun­ ity. * *i j|Y, ^ Deposit your money with this strong bank, and you will fulfill the purpose o f acquired wealth qnd en ife ty and security. joy its.yield in safety i ” ®»r the free bible lecture, Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:30. 223-ltc i Just received full lino of army goods ■ —army officers’ shoes, teats, tarpnl1ians, cols ami mattresses for cots. All grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats caps, leggins, etc. Call ami see our real bargain prices.— Thrasher & 5 Garner. 218-titc ■ ] First N a t io n a l Bank A CO M M UNITY BU ILD E R ■ F. P. Forster, Pres. Reduced Electric fixture sale, whole*, p sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co. Telephone 192. 223-ltc **4 _ ^ H o f-m a c B attery Co, ,8W,iU.lAa H i g h e s t Q u a lity C om plete S tock O B S T a l ‘ k douottrs OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE i ■ Solicitor and Counsel for Complnlnnnt. 12-U)-l)tc 1 ■ PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You" f Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro,t** , * 1 fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Attorncy-at-Law Die," hear it again, Star Theatre, Sun­ Over Seminole County Bank day night. Free. 223-ltc SANFORD •;* FLO RID A SANFORD NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh carload of that good old reliable KEYSTONE LIM E. Nut? sed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will imve our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Company. Service, quality, price. 223-2te ______ Have you heard “ Millions Now Living Will Never D ie?" Star Theatre Sunday night. Free. 223-ltc Sanford Constructs Co, HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. H aight & Wieland •:* FI.OIUU* CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully Furnished All Work Guaranteed H. T. PAC E P. O. Box h i P U R E W ATER G ARAGES Elder Springs Water t 99.98% PURE Phone 31 M V Sanford, Fit. ___ H o tels Hotel Montezuma “ Snnford’a New Hotel" 11.60 Up Per Day SA N FO R D NOVELTY W O RKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDEP 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. TRANSFER if 1 “ W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS'* Quick Service Transfer Stornffe Facilities If we please you, tell others; if off tell us. Phone 498 ’_____ ^ ___ it____ ________ __ — Get your Scratch Pads from Tbi Herald— by tho pound— 16c. Acteylene W elding Law abiding citizen: One who OF A L L KINDS obeys such laws as are not dead let­ Sanford W elding Co. ters by common consent. What tho Bible shows o f present Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. world conditions and what the future hits in store, will ho explained in the lecture by Mr. S. T. Buchanan, at the IN S U R A N C E Star Theatre Sunday night, Dec. 11, nt 7:30. Don't miss It. Scnts free. L IF E INS. CO. No collection. 223-ltc N. Y . \y. T . ROBERTS, Agent It scorns to us there is some talk o f Lloyd George coming to Washing­ ton. *" ' Snnford Florida •t-i l ■■ H. W. NICKERSO N Public Accountant; Audits— System* Income Tax Service Room 16 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Phone 852 Orlando, FI*. Auto Radiator Repair Shop »» » Located nt 207 French Ave., between 2nd and Third. E. R. BERGQUI9T. lipiHUIIIUIIiniliiHIlllHiUlllHimiiHHMH, ■ _ • ................... ... • — ( *• 9 •« 1%’f •«•***’ * I ' f * ti l l I s Peppers - Egg Plant - Tomato Seed! ", C°Unl>'' B. F. Whitner, Cashier *1 Smith Bros. Garage The ladies of the Baptist Church will hold their annual bazaar on Fri­ Expert Repairing Church services for tin* 3rd. Sunday day and Saturday, December 10 and OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES 17. Place will be announced Inter. in Advent: Oak and First 219-tfc 7:30 n. m. Low Celebration. 9:15 a. m. Sunday School. What is the subject? Why, "M il­ Geo. W. K n igh t 11:00 a. m. Morning Service and lions Now Living Will Never Die." Litany. Henl Estate nnd Insurance Sunday night, Star Theatre, Free. 7:30 a. m. Vespers and address. FLORIDA 223-ltc SANFORD At the Early Celebration will bo Witness my hnnd and tho seal of sold court nn thiH 10th dny of .Decern-" - her, A . D. 1021. J L j. Money gathered and not working is truly ID L E W E A L T H . HOLY CROSS CHURCH Upon his arrival ia Snnfoid yo«teniny Robert L, Hunt, the District Manager for the Columbian Mutual Life, found the Sanford Cooiici’ |repared for him with plans for one of their best meetings to lie followed by a social program. Mr. Hunt is well known in Sanford, coming hero in August to organize and install the Snnford Club and with the assistance of the Snnford mem­ bers this Chib lias grown to nearly a hundred members. Mr. Hunt gave the retiring officers a big ovation nnd white friends arc cordially invited to C ITATIO N after tho regular order o f business attend thone services. All Christian and the election of officers for tho workers regardless of church affilin- f ' eo- EugeneThurston, Complainant, vsyear, a Idg spread was laid for all the tipn are welcome to attend those Thurston, Defendant. members nt which time many prom­ services. Bring your note book and Bibles. You are needed in these T " 1,ovip Thurston, Residence Uninent Snnford boys made nice talks. Lrho officers elected for this coming servlces for the ndvnncelng o f theknown: It appearing from an affidavit, fUod year ^re as follows: II. H. Purdon, greatest cause,the Kingdom o f Christ. | in tills cause that you are a non-rosiPresident; T. M, Blcdosc, Vice-Presi­ ____________________ | deni o f the State o f Florida, therofore, dent; C. F. Chapman, secretary; J, D. you, Dovio Thurston, are ordered,and Dossoy, Treasurer; R. M. GrovenJudge Kuthorford’a lecture* "M il- required on the Oth day o f February, stoln, Clmplin; F. C. Hancock, Audi­ linns Now Living Will Never Die," A . D. 1922, to appear to the bill of tor; McAlpine Corusey, PHot; R. H. , w t^'1 an interesting complaint exhibited against yop in Wynn Guardsman; Frank M, Pur- discourse by Mr. S. T. Buchanan in this cause. •don, Picket. the Star Theatre Sunday night, 7:30 |„ or-dprccl that this notlco be pubThis coming' year under the guid , . . Conu} aml ,,ri"b' friends. In the Snnford llurnid onco n mice or the above officers promise*1No collection. 223-ltc 1WCok fo r eight weeks. * I X As long ns our supply o f cotton lasts wo will sell new cotton mattress­ es nt tho following prices delivered. Full size 30-lb. cotton mattress, 28. Thrco-qunrter size, |7.00. Single bed sizo, 20.00. You are not under any obligation to take these mattresses if not satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovate your old mattress up until December 20th, after which time wo will discontinue renovating and if you want work, get it while you can. Write us a card and your call will bo unswered at once.— Sanford Mnttrcss Factory, Snnford, Fla. 218-Otp Sunday December 11th. 9:30 A. M. Class for men in the NOTICE TO FARM ERS— Just ar­ Star Theatre. rived, fresli carload o f that good old 9:30 A. M. The Main School at the reliable K EYSTO NE LIME. Nulf Church. nod. Telephone 136. Phone us your 11.00 A. M. Address by the repro- wants. They will have our usual sentntives o f the C hurch to the pron,pt attention.— 11:11 Lumber ComConvention held in Miami. In- puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc teresting, yes. Hon. Schell: Mai nos, Mr. Charlie Henderson, Hear Mr, S. T. Buchanan, o f Jack­ Mr. H. S. Sallet'k, Mr. Ed Hen­ sonville, Sunday, Star Theatre, 7:30 derson, nnd jins tor. p. m. Free. 223-1te (1:30 P, M. The Young Peoples Meet­ ing in charge of Miss Essie Whit­ If God had filled the rivers with tle ant! Mr. Fay Loaning. fancy soft drinks, men would be 7:30 P. M. Dr. George Hyman will making pure water nnd selling it at preach on tho subject. "Drown- fjve ccntfl n glass. ing People." One o f the itispir______ ntlonnl messages that will help Sleep is pronounced by a doctor ns you to live your life worth while. on|y „ habit. A phonograph in the Be sure to hear it. flat above will break the habit. DoThe music is always good at the , rojj News. Baptist Temple. t ______ The welcome is genuine. "Millions Now Living Will Never A L L SOULS CHLTtCH SERVICES IDLE WEALnrrrT DECEMBER M ATTRESS S A L E tiie Corporate Communion for the In order to relieve the strain upon .. Employment Bureau.. Confirmed members of I he B. S. A. The Advent Music isspecially " t,,° ■ ««» in tJ“ -' street," America proTho vocntlonnt committee of tho Busi­ selected and very beautiful; Mrs. lK,,'0!i to 8tr“ P t,,L‘ battleships. And COMING ness nnd Professional Women’s Club Tnkncli, Soloist. then along comes Henry Ford and requests all young women desiring ____________________wants to convert the junk into more The famous Female Quartette of employment to register at the First flivers!— Denver Times. CONGREGATION A I, CHURCH Florida Memorial College will ap­ Nationni Bank. | pear in song recital singing classics AGNES G. BERNER, Chnirman Regular services will he held at the N t lllt E 10 I*ARMERS—Just arand negro Spiritual^. The young rived, fresli carload o f that good old women sing their way into the hearts usual hour tomorrow. Sanford Machine # The pnstor will preach at Hu mornrt'hahle K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nulf o f the people everywhere singing the ing hour, upon the subject: “ Winning Tohtphono ,3Gf’ *>one us your Foundry Co. songs of their forefathers. The gen­ eral State Baptist Convention pre­ The Race." At night, “ The Toboggan vv,‘ nls- Th,y W,H ,mvc our U8UnI General Machine nnd Boiler Works Slide." prompt attention.— Hill Humber Comsents a winter Jubilee fea tu rin g the Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear Christinn Endeavor meets at U; 13. P ., Service, quality, price. 223-2tc Bible, S. S., B. Y. I*. U „ and Mission­ hands in stock ary methods. Prof. A. C. Curtright, M., New interest and life is manifest Crank Shafts Re-turned Don't fail to hear Mr. S. T, Buchan­ Florida Memorial College, Prof. in our work, and we invite you to an, o f Jacksonville, deliver Tho HtirCharles K. Roehel), Pittsburg Pa., meet with us arid enjoy the good ring bible lecture in the Star Thuutru Sanford Steam Laundry noted orator, journalist, Dean, Fla. things our Master is bestowing. Sunday night, 7:30. Free. 223-ltc A cordial welcome i.vnits vmi Memorial College, LeRoy R. Russell, FOR SERVICE Fort worth, Texas, National f.S. Sand ’ Call 146-J Get nn electric fixture for a Christ­ Social Service worker are the in­ In the Circuit Court of the Seventh mas present, the whole family can en­ W. B A W LIN G , Prop. Judicial Circuit of the Stale of structors in these meetings for the joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ Florida, in and for Semi­ Educational Rally. $0,000 uiusl he site Postoffice. 223-ltc nole County,— In Chancery raised for Christian Education. Our Bishop, served elegant refreshments. The gracious hospitality o f Mrs. DeCottes was reflected in every detAll o f this lovely party, and the oc­ casion was one of much happiness and enjoyment. COLUMBIA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS; FOR ■ 1321 c,l0I> IIA S AR R IVE D -------------------- COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE BU YING ■ THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. v -I P .mw r , j; u £i k-’ ii' ' 9 A N ' 0 1 lU ------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- FLO RID A i Jm 3 ■M �*7": THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921 ,* - •* • * ■ iiiin n iiiin t 3 Winner* of the Army Endurance Test Receive Prizes PAGE THREE .in ! TofjjtfjMvyfjn n «*:? *r.b lu IX IX i ' *’ * [Give a Real Gift This Christm as a 1 ' ■ a The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida 3 Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— w o S tS b ir . a r i^ ic ’ LOWER FREIGHT RATES CAN BE EXPECTED SOON, SAYS RAILROAD COMMISSION Substantially Low er R ate in Freight and Passen­ ger Service Soon w...,n‘ ,on t can train only one third of tho o f­ ficers needed even for a peacetime army of 150,00 men ami would fall short, it was said,of providing tho nucleus o f officer material desired for training civilians in time of emer­ gency. Expansion of the cadet corps to 2.500 would necessitate new construc­ tion, the cost of which, excluding the two proposed memorial buildings and hotel wns estimated in the report" at $ W ASHINGTON, Dec. 0.— IIopo is service, and providing for the punish­ expressed by the Interstate Com­ ment of the guilty employe. That the use of steel cars in the merce Commission In Its annual ropassenger service be required and port to congress that "a substantial­ thnt tho use in passenger trains of ly lower” level of rallrond rntes nnd wooden cars between or In front of fares will bo possiblo with' an im ­ steel cars be prohibited. Amendment of the Interstate Com­ provement in the volume of traffic following thc( present business de­ merce Act net so ns clenrly to provide pression nnd "with a further adjust­ whether nnd if so, how* voluntary ment of operating costs in harmony consolidations of carriers may bo e f­ fected pending ultimate adoption by with prevailing tendencies." Freight rates, following war time tho commission of a complete plan of Increases and some later rcadjust- consolidation. I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. 8 8 0, 000,000. SPR AY CELERY TO CONTROL IILIGHT GAINESVILLE, 8 Dec. spraying of celery for Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. t I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will.be increased by the interest added by your bank. "i I Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he . is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, DAD. 10.—The eontrolc of 8 early blight is rn immediate problem with Florida growers according to Dr. O. P. Burger, plant pathologist at the Florida Experiment Station here. Dr. Burger urges growers to protect their celery by spraying with 3-4-50 Bordeaux mixture, using power sprayers whenever possible. Enclosed please find check for $............................... with which to open n S a v in g Account for Nnmo Address Kindly mail the pass hook to me a t................................... mnts, have not yet renchcd an equiAddress lihrtim, the commission says, hecnusc DEAR 01,1) EMMA LABOR PAPER SOI.D AT M IAM I Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from W ANTS TO RETURN the chief factors controlling them, TO UNITED STATES "the value of service nnd the cost of M IAM I, Doc. 10.—Tho Mimnmi m 8 transportation,” still are "In a state News, weekly exponent orgnnized Nama RIGA, Dec. 9.— Emma Goldman, of flux.” labor or. the lower East Const, has depored to Russia from United States The commission’s report is for the been sold by S. C. Singleton to Gord­ year ended last October 31. It dis­ i December Nleteen Nineteen rsult on H. Russell. An editorial an­ closes that o total o f $430,000,000 her alleged Anarchistic activities, lias nouncement states that under the re­ Try n Hernld Wnnt Ad today. has been ordered paid to the railroads left Moscow it was learned hero to­ organization A. J. Rani forth will lie under the government gunrnntec day. She is believed to lie in Riga editor nnd W. J, Frlpp nssncLtc against losses during the first six with intention of seeking permission editor. Mr. Russel! slates that the months after their return to private to return to United Stiles. F A C T O R Y TO USERS scope of the publication .which is a ownership and h a t’ still is due ait weekly, will be broadened and that S a l e B a n k r u p t c y S t ( ) t * k PRICES estimated 9105,000,000 on this ac JOINT IND ICTM ENT the publication will he appointed from I Notice is hereby given Hint underHY FEDERAL JURY count, Jacksonville to Key West. 107 West First St., Hanford, Florida I signed, trustee in the matter o f B. DROUGHT IN TODAY Out of 077 carriers entitled to Benjamin, trading and doing business guarantee payments, the commission BRUNETTES ARE 10,(100 M ILK CORDS as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will soys, 517 have filed claims totaling ST. LOUIS, Dec 9.— George V. Hal BETTER SWIMMERS on Saturday, December 10th, 1921, at f'lS.OOO.OOO, but pnyments of only lldny, bnnkrup broker, Harry Turner 30x3% ........... .....$15.90 the corner of First street and I’almet?" :ii,000,000 have been held justified editor semi-monthly publication were M IAM I, Dec. 8—C. M. Davis, to avenue, Sanford, Florida, between by the commission's audit. No state indicted jointly by Federal grand jury 3 2 x 3 (4 ........... ..... 20.90 swimming instructor at a local casino, tho hours o f 2 p. in. and 4 p. in., re­ meat was made with respect to the today, charges forgery nnd counter who has spent the last 11 years 32x4 ceive bids on tile following stock and ..... 28.90 difference between the roads own felting o f million nnd half dollars In teaching men and women to feel at fixtures loented at the above address: 33x4 .summary of their losses during the terini receipts issued by J. P. Morgan home in the water, lins expressed an ..... 29.90 Tables, Hiife, window fixtures, show si* months and the governments find­ nnd Company for French Government opinion that is destined to result In G E N E R A L R E PA IR IN G eases, clothes hungers, etc.; ties, col­ 34x4 .... 30.90 ings. The roads which have not yet Bonds. heated arguments among Florida lars, shoes, etc. The right is reserv­ West First SI. Old Ford Garage fi’cil claims for losses, the report 34x4% .... 33.90 swimmers. ed to reject any and all bids. Highest io M s , are short lines nnd the total will NEW ENGLAND CITY Phono No. 417-W bid subject to approval. Mr. Davis declares that brunettes 35x5 42.90 HAS HIGHEST PORTION 1" ‘‘relatively small.” swim better thnn blondes. The bru­ CLARENCE V. M AHONEY, OF THE ILLITE RATE S Iu its caplcity as supervisor .of 5,0(10 mile FABRICS one-third less Trustee. nette, according to Mr. Davis, "is 220-4 tc Post cards—loeni views— lc each at railroad capital issues, the commis­ more magnetic or absorbent in learn­ coino to the Herald office. thnn Cords, W ASHINGTON, Dec. 9— New Bed­ ing how to swim. On the other hand sion issued during the year eoretifiin'rs allowing ronds to issue stocks ford, Mass., has the highest pereot.t- the blonde is more taut in the water Piano Owners, Notice! FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, U N ITE D bonds to a total o f $1,715,000,000 nge of Illiteracy among cii'm ..f mote and dooH not relax ns easily ns the A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS Hi" report says. The commission thnn 1(10,000 pop'i’iition, according to opposite type. Here for a limited stay. Patrons de­ and H O T-PO IN T I'uints out, however, that this total census report issued tonight. Spo­ siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. We carry all makes These chnrnstics, ho claims, play refunding operations, not involving kane, Washington., was listed ns hav­ the Dig part in learning to swim, the Electric Irons ing the lowest percentage— 0,8 brunette, as it rule displaying more t ■vv and increased Investment. 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 “ Mack the Piano Tuner” Discussing rnilrond earnings, tho These figures, the bureau announced, confidence thnn the blonde. to $25.00 Electric Heaters riianUfsion says the carriers Income were based on returns for all classes for the hath, bedroom ami Nursery m l expenses hrve reflected tho un- nnd races, the illiteracy in any city TO M AK E W ICKER FU RN ITU RE Genuine “ E X ID E ” Sers* i tied industrial conditions nnd thnt being vitally affected by the propor­ Orders Executed in % il' I'ite the reduction of the working tionate number of foreign born nnd L IT T L E RIVER, Dec. 8.— A New 3 10 Bales and upward S Edison Mazda Lamps vice Store at f r.ea Ivy ha|f-million men, n lowor- in some cases negroes residing there. York concern has leased tho large For Brighter Light | The percentage of illiteracy of >' c of the coat o f materials and cuts packing house here owned by A. B. iu employes' pay tho not earnings persons ten years old nnd over of James and ns soon as the necessary Fidelity Tires have not yet reached a rnte of 0 per nil classes; native white; foreign born machinery is installed will begin tho % Ask for FREE Uooklct ; 30x3 " ut on the value o f the properties white nnd negro, Included: Atlnntn, manufacture of Wicker furniture. * “ How to Trade in Cotton" j for... r !i $ determined for tho Unite! States ns all rinses 5.5; native white 1.2; The work of converting tho building u nnd Daily Cotton Letter Firsts nnd Guaranteed ii whole. The (1 per cent net earning foreign born white 4.8; negro 17.8. into n factory already Is underway j J. D. Sugarman & Co 1 D that recognized by congress In the nnd machinery has been shipped from Sugnrmnn Bldg. a F IL L IN G S T A T IO N Gasoline Transportation Act ns n fair return GIN 7,010,870 BALES OF tho north. ! 19 Beaver Street, New York 5 COTTON TO DEC. from visible pump, Accurate measure. M A IL ORDERS F ILLE D on the investment value. The content will produce chairs, In its reccommendntions the com­ tables, wushtnnds, lamp stands and Oils and Greases Dec. 9,-Cotton Wicker electric fixtures in vnrid ant! mission asks congress fo reconsider W ASHINGTON. Employment Bureau We give tickets with ouch purchuse, !,|,<tion 28 of tho Merchant Marine ginned prior to Dec. 1 nmounted to hrtislic designs. A t the outset it • good for 5 per cent in trude \ t authorizing preferential rail 7,540,870 running bales, including will he necessary to ship in most f Tho Vocational Committeo of tho Bus­ Phene 48LJ •aiti-H on shipments of commodities 121,859 round bnles, counted ns half the Wicker material, hut it Is hoped iness and Professional Womin'a Club export In American bottoms, de- hales; 22,058 hales of Amerknn- to encourugo the growth o f Wicker requests nil young wwien desiring r!“ rIng thnt the ultimate effect "may Egyptlnn, nnd 2,015 bnles of sen Is­ withers in tho Lemon City vicinity, employment to register at tho First 1" merely to divert trnffic from ccr- land, the census bureau announced This would utilize waste land, and In National Bank, and business mon readdition afford the fanners nn In­ nin porta to others with little or no today. 105 Palmetto Ave. Snnford, Fla. uiring help to consult register. Cain in tonnage for United Stnets come the year round. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Vf‘Sse!s," Opernlon o f this section of W AN TS $5,000,000 FOR BYES EXAM INED DOUBLING WEST POINT D YESTU FF LOBBY PROBE. th" law has been suspended by ngreoW A S H IN G T O N ,'“ ■ ’ W c. SAN FO R D M A R B L E & .G R A N IT E W O R K S mnt between tho Shipping Bontd and cronscin size o f theendet corps nt W ASHINGTON, Dec. D.--Tho long •h commission. * JOHN GOVE, Proprietor Gther recommendations of the com­ West Point Mllitnry ntedemy from pending King resolution, directing nn Henry McLaulin, Jr. CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1,334 to 2,500, Is recommended by investigation by Congress into tho mission werei OPT. D. 1018 West First Street lots West First Street Enactment o f a law providing for Brlg.-Gcn, Douglas Mac Arthur, sup­ activities o f nn alleged dyestuffH •be punishment of any person offer­ erintendent of tho aepdomy, In his lobby wns adopted today by tho Sen­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ing or giving n bribe to employe of annual report to the Hecretnry of war, ate without n record vote. 212 Bast. 1st 8t. Sanford, Fla. _____ ;________ n currier with Intent to Influence hl» made public today. The academy at WB GRIND OUR OWN LBNBB TUT A DAILY HE BALD WANT AD. notion or decision with respect to car tho present time, the report shows, i OUR R E P A IR IN G IS U N E X C E L L E D FOR. QUALITY C- DURABILITY NOTICE AMERICAN TIRE CO. WARD & RIVE 5 COTTON5 8 10.00Ray Brothers F. P. RINES OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE r rj•■ - �hfS ■■ • i THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 FACE TWO SUNDAY Al|HfE OHUNCHB I MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 2I7-W I t yon k i r r nny M a l i v k llla c yon — If yon nr* onion nnyrrhor* or eomlno bom *, or U yon n r* entertaining, rrrll* * p e t a l «?nrd to thin department, nlvlnn f t t a l h i or trlrh pon * the llrm . It w ill lb # a r e a lly oppr**lwt*d.___________ 14 Miss Adelaide Higgins loft Thurs­ day evening for Leesburg whero she will spend several days with friends. : FOR MISS H U FF The attractive homo of Mrs. 0. L. Thrasher was the aceno o f a lovely pnrty yesterday afternoon when Mrs. J, D. Woodruff cntertnined at a uridga party in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIulT, eif Atlnnta, Ga., the guest o f her sis­ ter, Mrs. Ren Caswell. The guests included the members of the Hon Ton bridge club. There being four tables o f players. beautiful In every detail were the decorations used in the various rooms where the card tables were arranged. Polnsettins, holly, Christmas orna­ ments and gnrlnnds lent a festive nppearnnee throughout the spacious home. On the card tables wcre polnacttln cups filled with candy which was enjoyed during thu game. ip the interesting gamo of bridge played during tho afternoon, high score was mudo by Mrs. Robert Hines who was awarded a hand painted lin­ gerie set. Thu honoree was presented silk lingerie. Following the awarding of prises Mrs. Woodruff servud delicious re­ freshments consisting o f i’oinsettia aalnd, nut bread snndwitchos, cheese bolls, olives and ton. Invited to meet tho charming honoroo were Miss Lottie Caldwell, Miss Thelma Fraser, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. Don Whitcomb, Miss Father 'M il­ ler, Miss Sara Wight, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. Hen Caswell, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. C. It. Kirtley and Miss Duphno Wiinbish. M H i 1 ' T>v' (1 ’* FOR VISITORS Among the most delightful of the season's social events, was the bridge party given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. George DeCottes, in honor ofMrs. .1. E. Hrouse, of Vancouver, H. C., the guest of Mrs. It. W. Herndon, and Mrs. Frank Hoar, o f Augusta, Un., the guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas, there be­ ing nine tables of players. The guests included tho members of tho Fort­ nightly Bridge Club, The decorations featuring the color motif of red and green Was beautiful­ ly carried out with lovely baskets and vnses of poinsettins and ferns. The tally cards were also hand-painted witli poinsettins. When scores were counted, Mrs. Harry Lewis made high score among the club members and was awarded an Italian pottery jardenier, the Club consolation prize, a powder Jar, was won by Mrs. Hal Wight. High score among the guosts was made by Mrs. I'VE. Hazard, who was given an Ital­ ian pottery jardenier and the consola­ tion prize, a powder jar, was awarded to'Mrs. B. A. Howard, The honoreos were presented framed Old English prints. A t the conclusion of the card game the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Geo. Bishop, served elegant refreshments. The grncious hospitality o f Mrs. DeCottes was reflected in every de­ tail of this lovely party, and the oc­ casion wns one of much happiness and enjoyment. toibe a big ono for the Sanford Coun­ cil o f tho Columbian Mutual »Llfo,)iis every one ,of these officers are I# workers that mean to put thini* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE across in big shape and they have to SERVICES hack them up one o f the llvest bunch Sundny December 11th 1921of members belonging to any Club. |’ Subject A membership campaign will bo, ^ God The Preserver Of Man lodged at once nnd It Is o f the opln- ' Sundny School____10:00 a. m. Ion o f all that are on the Inside th a t! * Church S e r v i c e . .11: a. m. when these officers retire nt tho end of their term tho Sanford Club w ill1* Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave. bonst o f three times ns mnny mem- j All Are Welcome hers ns they have now. * * * * * * * This organization has onu of the best forms o f insurance nnd to those P R E S B Y T E R IA N C. E. that arc .contemplating taking out insurance it will he well for them to Junior C. E. 2:30— Mrs, Donald get in communication with either Mr. Whitcomb, Supt. Purdon or Mr. Chapman. Intermediate C. E.—2:30 Sunday NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ afternoon.— Mildred Holly, Leader. Senior Topjc. Our Pledge, Points rived, fresh carload o f thnt good old rcllnblo KEYSTONE LIM E. NuiT we nre Likely to Neglect, Lender— sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your Zctn Davison. wants. They will have our usual Our Christian Endeavor Society Meets ench Sundny night. prompt attention,— Hill Lumber Com­ And If you’d only come pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc 'Twould give us much delight. Think how America’s heart would At half past six wc gather In our Christian Endeavor room, pcho for the jobless if they were So make a special effort on tho other side o f the Atlantic!— And don't stny nt home. Birmingham News. TH E B A PT IS T TE M PLE Haynes Recital at Auditorium Last N igh t *"*n , DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE As tong as our BUppiy of cotton lasts wo will sell now cotton mattress­ es nt tho following prices delivered. Money gathered and not workingis truly ID L E W E A L T H . Full size GO-lb. cotton mattress, |8. Three-quarter sizo, |7.00. Single bod size, $0.00. .You nro not under any obligation to tnko these mattresses If not ’satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovate your old mattress up until:December 20th, after which time wo will discontinue renovating and If you want work, got it while you can. Write us a card and your call will ho unswqrcd at once.— Sanford Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. 218-Otp ID L E W E A L T H invokes a hard­ ship otf its possessor; he is deprived ofithe'interest it would earn; and, in addition* community wealth is not increased fo r the reason that idle money does not build up a' commun­ ity. 11** Deposit your money with this strong b^pk. and you will fulfill the purpose of;acquired wealth spijl enjoyiits yield in safety and security. Hear the freo biblo lecture, Star Theatre, Sunday night, 7:30. 223-ltc Just received full lino of army goods — army officers’ shoot), tents, tarpal* inns, cots and mnttresses for cots. A il grades blankets, khaki brcochcs, hats caps, leggins, etc. Call and bco our real bargain prices.— Thrasher & Garner. 218-Otc ii ti i| ii ! !i I i i ■ i i i l i First N a t io n a l B a n k ! A C O M M U N ITY 'B U ILD E R F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier ! Reduced Electric fixture sale, whole-, sale prices.— Treadwell Electric Co.' Telephono 102. 223-ltc Sunday December 11th. 0:30 A. M. Class for men In the NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ur— Star Theatre. , rived, freah carload of that good old Tho Lawrence Haynes’ rccitnl nt 9:30 A. M. The Main School ut the re]ialj|t, K EYSTO N E LIM E. NulT Church. tho High School Auditorium last night sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your wns an event in musical circles and all 11.00 A. M. Address by tho rep re- wants. They will have our usual thoso fortunate enough to attend wero sentntives o f the Church to the pronipt attention.— Hill Lumber CjijiConvention held in Miami. In puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc well repaid. Tho records o f Mr. Haynes’ triumph tcrcsting, yea. Hon. Schelle would fill mnny newspapers nnd the Moines, Mr. Ghnrlie Henderson. Hear Mr. S. T. Buchanan, of Jack­ beauty and finish of his Voice so well Mr. .H. S. Salletk, Mr. Ed Hen­ sonville, Sunday, Stnr Theatre, 7:30 known thnt added comment would derson, nnd pastor. p. oi. 'Free. 223-ltc seem superfluous. 0:30 P. M. The Young Peoples Meet^ You-i Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live ProTruly he possesses a splendid tenor, no.. ■, ••• ing In charge o f Miss Essie Whiti f God had fjlled the rivers with a dramatic tenor, of sympathetic qual­ tie nnd Mr. Fny Loss ing. fancy soft drinks, rqen would he fessional and Business Man in ity, of crystnllno' brilliancy, resonance 7:30 P, M. Dr. George Hyman will making pure water and selling It nt nnd purity of tone, # Sanford in This Column preach on the subject. “ Drown- five cents n glass, His numbers wore rendered with ex­ ing People." One o f the inspir_ _ _ quisite art. ntionnl messages thnt will help Sleep is pronounced by a doctor ns The greatest thing sought by Mr. you to live your life worth while.' only a habit. A phonograph in the CONTRACTORS LAW YERS Haynes, however, Is the interpreta- { Be sure to hear it. flat above will break the habit. De­ tive ability, the power to express the The music is always good at the troit News. meaning of his songs. S. O. Shinholscr Baptist Temple. i George A. DeCottes ,I His numbers covered all moods, Tho welcome is genuine. Contractor and Builder Attorncy-at-Law “ Millions Now Living Will Never were prefaced with descriptive talks Diu," hoar it again, Stnr Theatre, Sun­ Over Seminole County Bonk SANFORD •!<■ .{. FLORID* and so visualized in interpretation thnt A L L SOULS CHURCH SERVICES day night. Free. 223-ltc SANFORD FLORIDA even the most musical enjoyed, One of the features of the recital Tomorrow is the Third Sunday in Sanford Constructs Co. NOTICE TO FARM ERS—Just ar­ was the wonderful performance of the Advent. HARTFORD B A T T E R Y rived, fresh carload of that good old CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS necompnnist Clemen to Mannucel upon Sunday School ut'Nine A. M. rcllnblo K EYSTO NE LIM E. Nulf Planes nnd Specifications Cheerfall; whom much of the success of the re­ “ Battery Insurance” Low Mass ut Ten A. M. sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your cital was due. Furnished Benedict ion of the Blessed Sacra­ wants. They will have our usual Sold and All Work Guaranteed » *Serviced • rr * by The program opened with a group ment after MnsH. prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ of popular and request Hongs. Other II. T. PACE P. 0. Box Ilf Edw. Higgins, Inc. Sermon: "The Immaculate Con­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc request songs were interpolated thru ception.” the songs selections. Of these “ The H aight & Wieland P U R E W ATER Children's Mass next Saturday nt Have you heard "Millions Now Liv­ American’s Cause" was given and re­ ing Will Never D ie?" Stnr Theatre peated with triumphant success. Add- j Eight A. M. G ARAGES Strangers Welcome. Sitting free. Sunday night. Free. 223-ltc Elder Springs Water ed numbers of lighter vein wore n OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD delightful group o f Italian s tre et1 HOLY CROSS CHURCH songs. The program selections other than Church services for the 3rd. Sunday those mentioned included: in Advent: La Procession ..................... Franck 7:30 a. m. Low Celebration. Lo Mnnojr de Rosetnonde......Dupure 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Chanson Triste .... ... ...Dupnrc 11:00 a. m. Morning Service nnd Pnysage ..................... .... Hnlin Serenade ................Ilnntoek Litany. 7:30 a, ill. Vespers and address. An Old Song Re-Sung Hantock A Dream .................... At the Early Celebration will lie Greig Over the Hills Terry tile Corporate Communion for the Floods of Spring Rachmaninoff Confirmed members of the II. S. A. Tin1 Advent Music is specially selected and very beautiful; Mrs. COMING Taknch, Soloist. The famous Female Quartette of Florida Memorial College will nppenr in Bong recital singing classics nnd negro Spirituals. The young CO NG REGATIO NAL CHURCH Regular services will bo held nt tho Smith Bros. Garage The Indies of the Baptist Church will hold their unnuul bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, December 10 and 17. Place will he announced later. 219-tfc Expert Repairing OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and Flrat What is the subject? Why, "M il­ Geo. W. K n igh t lions Now Living Wfll Never Die." Real Estate and Insurance Sunday night, Star Theatre, Free. 223-ltc SANFORD -sFLORIDA In order to relieve the strnin upon "tho man in the street,” America pro­ poses to scrap the buttlcshjps. And then along cornua Henry Ford nnd wants to convert tho Junk into more fliversl— Denver Times. zrrvn ^p tp i p a nzte-no M > riC h IO rA ItM L R S .. Employment Bureau.. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness nnd Professional Women’s Club requests all young women desiring employment to register nt tho First National Bank. t Just nr- AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman women sing their way into the hearts U!UmI ll0« r tomorrow. j frt*J ! Tht’ will preach nt *'u morn-1 “ K hA STO N E .LLMh. Null 1922. of the people everywhere singing the songs of their forefathers. The gen- inK hourthe subject: "W inning, B0<1, ToM ,ono ’!f>- 1 hcmo us your Convention pro- The R n c ." At night, “ The Toboggan1wnnt% 'w,1‘ . J ™ « 8ua> Upon his arrival .in Hnnfuid yes­ oral State Baptist ! terday Robert L. Hunt, the District sents a winter jubilee fea tu rin g the Slid.." Manager for the Columbian Mutual Bible, S. S., B. V. P. U„ nnd Mission- Christian Endeavor meets at <1:15, P. , ,an>* St’n ic o ' ‘lunlity, price. 2*.J-2tc Lifp, found the S’linlord Cq uicii | re- ary methods. Prof.A. C. Curtright,1*'*•> Now Interest and life is manifest Don't fail to hear Mr. S. T. Buchan­ Prof. in our wor,<* n,,(I wc invite you to pared for him with plans for one of Florida Memorial College, an, of Jacksonville, deliver *1ho stir­ their best meetings to be followed by Charles E. Rocholl, Pittsburg Pa., n,pot vvIth u* “ n'1 « ni<*y the M>od ring biblo lecturo in the Stnr Thuntro noted orator, Journalist, Dean, Fla. thlnK« aur Master is bestowing. a social program. Suiuluy night, 7:30. Free. ' 223-ltc A oon,iftl wclcom* iwnita you. Mr. Hunt is well known in Sanford, Memorinl College, LeRoy It. Russell, coming here in August to organize Fortworth, Texas, National f!.K, Sand1 Get un electric fixture for n Christ­ nnd install the Sanford Club and with Social Service worker, are the in- In the Circuit Court of the Seventh mas presont, the whole family can en­ Judicial Circuit of the State of the assistance of tho Sanford mem­ structotH in these meetings for tho joy it.— Treadwell Electric Co., oppo­ Florida, in nnd for Semibers tills Club has grown to nearly Educational Rally. $0,000 must be site Postoffice. 223-4tc n0*c ( min*>'' Chancery ii hundred members. Mr. Hunt gave raised for Christian Education. Our the retiring officers a hlg ovation and white friends are cordially invited to Law abiding citizen: One who C ITATIO N after the regular order of business attend those services. All Christian obeys such laws ns arc not dead let­ Goo. Eugene Thurston, Complainant, nnd tho election o f officers for tho workers regardless o f church affilia­ ters by common consent. vs. year, a hlg spread wns laid for all the tion are .welcome to attend these ’ What tho 'Bible rKowh o f present members at which time many prom­ services. Bring your note hook and Dovie Thurston, Defendant, world conditions and what tho future Bibles. You nre needed In these T ° Dovie Thurston, Residence Un­ inent Sanford hoys made nice talks. hits in Htoro, will bo explained in tho known: -The officers elected for this coining services for the ndvnnccing o f tho lecture by Mr. S. T. Buchanan, at the It nppouring from an affidavit,filed year arc as follows: H. B. Purdon, greatest cause, tho Kingdom of Star Thentro Sunday night, Dec. 11, in this cause that you nre a non-roslPresident; T. M. Bledose, Vice-Presi­ ChriHt. at 7:00. Don’t miss it. Seats free. donl o f tho Stnte o f Floridn, therefore, dent; C. F. Chapman, secretary; J. D. 223-ltc you, Dovie Thurston, are ordered ,nnd No collection. Dosioy, Treasurer; R. M. GrovenJudge Rutherford's lecturo: "M il­ required, on the Oth day o f Fobruuyy, Btoin, Chaplin; F. C. nonrock, Audi­ lion's Now Living W ill Novor Die,” It. seems to us there is some talk A. D. 1022, to appear to Rid bOJ of tor; McAlpine Corusey, Pilot; R. H. w ill'b e tho subject of an interesting o f Lloyd George coming to Washing­ complaint exhibitod against yop in Wynn Guardsman; Frank M, Pur- discourse by Mr. S. T. Buchanan in ton;............. this cause. • b )‘ . 1 •don, Picket. tho Stnr Tfiontro JSuttduy night, 7:30 It is ordered t^iat .this notlco be pub­ Thin coming year under ,tho guld. o'clock. Como and bring your friends. lished in ttie Sanford Herald once nnce o f tho above officers promises No collection. 223-ltc week for eight weeks. 99.98% PURE Phone 311-W Sanford, Fix. COLUMBIA CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS; FOR Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. ’ General Machine nnd Roller Works Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear bands in stock Crank Shafts Re-turned Sanford Steam Laundry HOTELS Hotel Montezuma "Sanford’s New Ilotol" $1.80 Up Per Dny SANFORD NOVELTY W O RKS V. C. COOLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and B U ILPE ! Sanford, Fit 517 Commercial Street TRANSFER "W E D E L IV E R TH E GOODS” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOB SERVICE Call' 146-J I f we pleaae you, tell others; if on tell ua. Phone 498 W. R A W M N G , Prop. — Get your Scratch Pods from Th« Hornld— by tho pound— 15c. .: ■ j Acteylene W elding ' Y'■ i' ll, OF A L L KIND S H. W . N ICKERSO N Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audita— System* Income Tax Service Located in. Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. Room 18 McNelU-Davls Bldg. Phone 852 -Orlando, VU* IN S U R A N C E N. y. LIFE INS. CO, Autp Radiator Repair }y. T s R0DERTS. Agent . Shop Located at 207 French Ave.r bet*(*n Sanford Florida 2nd and Third. B. R. BERGQU1ST. ift t f.' 7 up i f i Ml-., iiii M % m Witness tny hand and tho seal of^ said court on this 10th day of Docom-* bor, A . D. 1021. ■ OUR 1921 CROP HAS AR R IVE D -------------- ------ COME IN A N D SEE US BEFORE BUYING (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork of tho Circuit Court, ' Sominole County, Fla. __ OE.9- A, DoCQTTKS, . Solicitor and Counsel fo r Com SANFORD - FLORIDA : i plainant. 12-ip.-6.tc ».tappers - Egg Plant ? Tomato Seed j mi*T E v , ■rtlj H o f-m a c B attery Co. C om plete S to ck ■V ‘ SI: • __ Highest Q u a lity L. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10,1921 ; *»* ~ : .......... | »»n ' ........... •Winners of the Army Endurance Test Receive Prizes 1Give a The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5,1921. Santa Claus, Care o f Seminole County Bank, Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me fo r every day o f his life. The army endurance teat of 800 tulles, froth Cantu Alfred Vnll New Jernov n,„ , 1 . .iw ,, . * » » by Orubbll. n Iiurobh iJ Amb. on by H. 8. Ilnmihrey. Sooroii ry Wook. In bc?o mto n ^ o M ta l ;,:',; cor„,n!p« w- "•BTown oi ^ »• b ,.... l low er freight rates CAN BE EXPECTED SOON, SAYS RAILROAD COMMISSION Substantially Low er R a te in Freight and Passen­ ger Service;Soon y-t-i W ASHINGTON, Dec. D.— Hope la service, nnd providing for the punish­ Interstate Com­ ment of the guilty employe. That the use of steel cars In tho merce Commission In its annual re­ passenger service be required nhd port to congress that “ a substantial­ that tho use in passenger trains of ly lower" level of railroad rates and wooden cars l>ctwocn or in front of fares will be possible ’ wltK an Im­ steel cars be prohibited. Amendment of tho Interstate Com­ provement in tho volume o f trnffic merce Act net so ns clenrty to provide following thei present business de­ whether nnd If so, how* voluntary pression and "with a further adjust­ consolidations of enrriers may be e f­ ment of operating costs in harmony fected pending ultimate adoption by with prevailing tendencies." tho commission of a complete plnn of Freight rates, following war time consolidation. Increases and some later rcadjust- expressed by tho mnts, have not yet reached an equiUbrum, the commission says, bqcnuBe the chief factors controlling 'them, "the vnliic of scrvico nnd tho cost of transportation," still aro "in a state of flux." The commission's report is fo r the year ended last October 31. It dis­ closes that o total o f $430,000,000 has been ordered paid to the railroads under the government guarantee against losses during tho first six months r.fter their return to private ownership and hat ‘ still is due an estimated $105,000,000 on this ac­ count. Out of G77 carriers entitled to guarantee payments, the commission •ays, 517 hnve filed claims totaling $8 in,000,000, hut payments of only $5:10,000,000 have been held justified by the commission's audit. No Htotc meat wns made with respect to tho difference between tho roads own summary o f their losses during tho six months nnd tho goversments find­ ings. The roads which hnvo not yet filed claims fo r losses, the report adds, are short linos nnd the total will lie "relatively small." In its cnplcity ns supervisor .of railroad capital issues, the commis "Ion issued during tho year ccretifientos allowing roads to issue stocks nnd bonds to n totnl of $1,715,000,000 tbn report says. Tho commission points out, howovor, that this totnl refunding operations, not involving »i' w and Increased Investment. Discussing railroad earnings, tho (■•'mn\j|ipion, says'the cnrrlers income and expenset). livvo reflected the un­ settled-Industrial conditions and that despite tho reduction of tho working forces hy ha|f •million men, a lower­ ing of the cost o f materials nnd cuts in employes' pny tho net earnings hnvo not yet reached a rato o f 0 per ''■lit on the value o f tho properties determined for tho Unitd States ns n whole. The 0 per cent net earning D that recognized by congress in the Transportation Act ns a fa ir return •m the investment value. In its reccommendntions the com­ mission asks congress Jo reconsider section 28 o f tho Merchunt Murine A 't authorizing preferential rail rates on shipments of commodities f"r export in American hottomo, deeloring that tho ultimate effect "may he merely to divert traffic from cornln ports to others with little or no Win In tonnage fo r United Staets vessds." Operalon of this section of the lnw has been suspended by agreoinnt between tho Shipping BoutdYnd th commission. * Other recommendations o f the com­ mission were: Knactment o f a law providing for the punishment o f any person offer­ ing or giving n bribo to omployo o f n carrier with intent to influence his nction or decision with respect to car DEAIt OI.D EMMA W ANTS TO RETURN TO UNITED STATES RIGA, Dec. 0.— Emma Goldmnn, depored to Russia from United States i December Nletccn Nineteen rsult her alleged Anarchistic activities, has left Moscow it wns learned hero to­ day. She is believed to he in Riga with intention o f seeking permission to return to United Stnes. JOINT INDICTM ENT HY FEDERAL JURY BROUGHT IN TODAY ?: u l NEW ENGLAND CITY HAS HIGHEST PORTION OF H IE ILLITFR ATE S W ASHINGTON, Dec. !'— New Bed­ ford, Mass., has the highest pcreer.t nge of illiteracy among clUn* >'f nioie than 100,000 pop'l'ntion, according to census report issued tonight. Spo knne, Washington., wns listed ns hav­ ing the lowest percentage— 0.8. These figures, the bureau announced, were based on returns for nil classes nnd races, tho illiteracy in any city being vitally affected by the propor­ tionate number of foreign born nnd in some cases negroes residing there | Tho percentage of Illiteracy of persons ten years old and over of all classes; native white; foreign born whito nnd negro, Included: Atlanta, all closes 0.0; natlvo whito 1.2; foreign born whito 4.8; negro 17.8. G IN 7,010,870 BALES OF COTTON TO DEC. 1 W ASH INGTON, Dec. 0.—Cotton ginned prior to Dec. 1 amounted to 7,040,870 running bales, including 121,859 round bales, counted ns hnlf bales; 22,058 bales of AmcriconEgyptlnn, nnd 2,015 bales of Boa IsInnd, the census bureau announced today. W A N T S $0,000,000 FOR DOUBLING WEST POINT W ASHINGTON, 'llL-ifticrcnseln sizo of theendet corps at West Point Military afccdemy £om 1,834 to 2,600, Is recommended by Brig.-Gcn. Douglar MacArthur, sup­ erintendent of the aepdemy, in his annual report to tho secretary of wnr, mado public today. The academy at the present time, the report shows, t& v , ™ ‘is; can train only ono third o f tho o f­ ficers needed even for a peacetime army o f 160,00 men nnd would fall short, it was snid.of providing tho nucleus of officer mnterial desired for training civilians in time o f emer­ gency. Expansion of the cadet corps to 2.600 would necessitate new construc­ tion, the cost of which, excluding the two proposed memorial buildings and hotel wns estimated in the report $ 0 , 000 ,000 . S PR A Y CELERY TO CONTROL BLIGHT G AIN ESVILLE , Dee. spraying o f celery for Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. 9‘ I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will bp inoronsp^ bv +bo interest aaaea py your bank. Hold me responsible fo r seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he . is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. ' That will be a R E A L gift. Your old pal, ’ DAD. 10.— The controle of early blight is cn immediate problem with Floritln growers according to Dr. O. F. Burger, plant pathologist at the Florida Experiment Station here. Dr. Burger urges growers to protect their celery by spraying with 3-4-60 Bordeaux . mixture, using power sprayers whenever possible. LABOR PAPER SOLD A T M IAM I M IAM I, Dec. 10.—Tho Mimnml News, weekly exponent organized labor on tho lower Bust Const, has been sold by S. C. Singleton to Gord­ on II. Russell. An edltortnl an­ nouncement states thnt under the re­ organization A. J. Bnmforth will lie editor and W. J, Frlpp associate editor. Mr. Russell states thnt the scope of the publication .which Is a weekly, will be broadened nnd thnt the publication will be appointed from Jacksonville to Key West. HR UN E r r ES ST. I.OUIS, Dec 0.— George V. Halllday, bankrup broker, Harry Turner, editor semi-monthly publication were indicted jointly by Federal grand jury today, chnrges forgery and counter­ feiting of million nnd hnlf dollars in­ terim receipts issued hy J. I1. Morgan nnd Company for French Govornnnnt Bonds. s ARE BETTER SWIMMERS Enclosed please find check for $..................................with which to open a Savings Account for Name Address Kindly mail the pass book to me at Address ■ Drop n cord in the book mnrked “ Merry ChristmnH from Namo Try a Herald Want Ad today. Sale Bankruptcy Stock OUR R E P A IR IN G IS UNEXCELLED FO R QUALITY 6 DURABILITY WARD & RIVE A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y and H O T-PO IN T D YESTU FF LOBBY PROBE. 30x31/2................. $15.90 32x31/2 .................. 20.90 32x4 28.90 33x4 29.90 34x4 30.90 34x41/2' ................. 33.90 35x5 42.90 t.ibui nit.t' FABRICS one-third lesa than Cords. FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, U N ITE D STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS We carry all makca to $25.00 For Brighter Light Genuine ■“HE X ID E ” Scrvice Store at Fidelity Tires 30x3 for... E ? $10.00 Firsts and Guaranteed F IL L IN G S T A T IO N Gasoline from Ylsibie pump. Accurate measure. MAH. ORDBItS FILLED * * Oils and Greases Employment Bureau We give tickets with each purchase, good for 5 per cent in trade Thu Vocational Committee of tho ButPhone 46LJ incsu and Profoaaionnl Woman’s Club requests nil young wv,wten dealring employment to register at the First National Bank, and business men reSanford, Fla. ulring help to consult register. F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Are. Hi' I »:Ou > BYES EXAMINED S AN FO R D M A R B L E & .G R A N IT E W O R K S W ASHINGTON, Dec. 0.^-Tha long pending King resolution, directing an Henry McLaulin, J r.. investigation by Congress Into tho OPT. D,^ activities o f an alleged dyestuffs lobby was adopted today by tho Sen­ OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ate without n record vote. 312 Bast. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. ,t t-i’ ■ ' > ■ ________ VST A DAJXY HXBALD WAHT AO. 10,000 M ILE CORDS Electric Heaters Edison Mazda Lamps [ COTTONS 107 West First St., Snnford, Florida 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 Orders Executed In L IT T L E RIVER, Dec. 8.— A New 10 Bales and upward York concern has leased tho Inrgc packing house hero owned hy A. B. James nnd ns soon as tho necessary machinery is installed will begin the Ask for FREE llooklet mnnufncturc of Wicker furniture. “ How to Trnde in Cotton” Tho work o f converting the building nnd Dally Cotton Letter into a fnctory nlrcady is underwny 5 J. D. Sugarman & Co 3 nnd machinery has been shipped from Sugnrman Bldg. the north. 19 Beaver Street, New York The contcm will produce chairs, tables, wushtnnds, lamp stands and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Wicker electric fixtures in vnrid nnd hrtlstic designs. A t tho o .ise\ it will bo necessnry to ship in most f tho Wicker material, but it is hoped to oncourago the growth o f Wicker withers in tho Lemon City vicinity This would utilize waste land, nnd in ndditlon nfford tho farmers nn In­ come the year rourfd. Framea Repaired Lenses Duplicated F A C T O R Y TO USERS Electric Irons for the hath, bedroom and Nursery FU R N ITU R E AMERICAN TIRE CO. PRICES Notice is hereby given that under­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. Benjamin, trading and doing business as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will on Saturday, December 10th, 1021, at tho corner of First street and Palmet­ to avenue, Sanford, Florida, between tho hours o f 2 p, in. nnd 4 p. m., re­ ceive bids on tho following stock and fixtures located at tho above address: Tnbles, safe, window fixtures, show G E N E R A L R E PA IR IN G casos, clothes hangers, etc.; ties, col­ lars, shoes, etc. Tho right is reserv­ West First Hi. Old Ford Garage ed to reject any and nil bids. Highest Phone No. 417-W bid subject to approval, CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, 220-4 tc • Trustee. Post curds— local views— lc earn at come to ihe Herald office. M IAM I, Dec. 8— C. M. Davis, swimming instructor at a local casino, who hns spent the Inst 11 years teaching men nnd women to fool at homo In the water, has expressed an opinion thnt is destined to result In heated arguments among Florida swimmers. Mr. Davis declares that brunettes swim hotter than blondes. Tho bru­ nette, according to Mr. Davis, "is more magnetic nr absorbent in learn­ ing how to Hwim. On the other hand the blondo Is more taut In tho water Piano Owners, Notice! and does not relax ns easily as the Hero for a limited stay. Patrons de­ opposite type. siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. These charnstics, ho claims, play the big part In learning to swim, tho brunette, as i» rule displaying more “ Mack the Piano Tuner” confidence than the blonde. TO M A K E W ICKER j WB GRIND OUR OWN I.BN8B JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Waat First Street 1018 West P in t Street OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ” •*'4V * 'N r llW B I, tft �/■**-V.i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1021 >AQK FOUR EAST SANFORD pleasure of our patrons. Advertis­ ers, naturally, desire a nowspaper which meets Hie neods nnd demands FaUliM ituj i/umM UM|t h id ij ■« n s lin U Am u of tho readers. Tho rendor most de­ Airs. Mollis Wool arrived from sired by an ndvertiser is tho house­ Atlanta, Gn., Wednesday to be Airs. By a Sanford Ccicry-Fed wife. They are tho buyers and it is J. W. Corleys guest for some time. _____________ F1TAU1HM1_____________ into their hands that tho shrewd ad­ Alan Airs. Wood will he remembered ns a R. J. H O LLY ____ __________ Editor vertiser always seeks to plnco offors guest of tho CorleyB Inst year, nnd is M h t a h h n h i B i N. J. L I LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer of his wares. A careful canvass of agnin on hor way to Miami for the tho buyers, in this instance reveals A. A. N E E L ..... - ....General Manager |winter. Badly Affected tiint not one prefers a morning papor, Airs. George Mitchell nnd the C. L. IR W IN hut to the contrary. From tho Now York TrlbunoVStntT- ch||(lren nro horo f rom Ocoec. Called OIBOULATIOM MAH4011 "Tho News entered tho morning monts in court wore thnt much of tho hpre Phone 148 up to 6 P. M. Rorious illness o f her mother aavrUanij Halt Midi Kio*aji*__Agjllj*tto< field against its better judgment. It stolen merchandise handled by tho pi- ^jra Rnu|cr80n. t knew that there are four afternoon rntes was disposed of in tho South ■ablorlpllta frloa la Adfaat* x }10 f our sjpeB brothers have tho Om Taar ...................................................... papers to one morning paper in the and affected the mnrkots there. sympathy o f nil Sanford at the death Dalitarad la City by Carrlar country. It knew that tho circula­ Ob* Waafc .......... ......................** 0«aU ,“ of their father. Air. Sipes hnd been tion of one afternoon paper in New Puzzle Department^ ^ for n ycor nmi for the post 8 Tb* bl« 11- U 14-PM* WssUt Hsrsld *Dtltvly eovar* SaraInala Oouaty u l U prt!lu*« York equalled that of nil of the morn­ Behead an officer of the K. K. K. months seriously so. His death ocBTtry Friday. AdTartlala* raUt mad* baawa ing papers combined. It knew that ■a application. Damacratlo In poUUo*. P H nnd mnko it "lawful,” bohond again cllmJ nt tho hospltnl where he hnd par yaar, al»«y« la adtaaoa._______________ with the rapid development of the and make it tho Nntionnl bird. Be- j ua^ i,POn taken for care. He did not Member of The Associated Press mechanical facilities for handling fore the Elan gets mo let n.e an- survjVo the short journey from his news thnt tho afternoon paper has <n home. supplanted the morning paper with 8Wcr: Kleaglc The weather seems like spring with its more orderly process of publica­ lcaglu the gentle showers nnd tho peach, Former Emperor Wllllnm was hurt tion, and that all im]K>rtnnt news of eagle. pear and plumtrecn III bloom, straw­ yeatenlny by ft chip hitting him in tho the day can ho covered on the day it berry plants also in bloom nnd the hoiul while ho whs chopping wood. happens in sufficient detail to satisfy No, I didn’t follow tho follows pa­ sweet wild blue violets nro blossomed W ill him always did believe in tho the average render. rading in night shirts. I hnd n hnd chips fulling where they muy but not "The largest advertisers in Ameri­ cold, besides I hnd to go home and nt- everywhere in the hammock Innds The mnjofity o f the old lettuce now, not now. ca prefer tho afternoon pnpor because tend to baby. ----------- o----------fields have disnpenred and new let­ it is rend by every member of the We see old friend Forest Lake is family, being distinctly the home pn­ tuce or celery plnnts set out on the An automobile dealer wanted to put on top in the Sanford election and is por. The husband or brother does land. an advertisement for trucks in this now n commissioner. Forest, thou not pick it up as he hurries to iuhi- , (j0pnrtmcnt. Thought this stuff was Nick Zcrnovenn has two flowing hast n tough Job, but if you wanted it, ness, but as he'comes home. It stays a|j |(J wells put down rn his 22 acre fnrm you've got it, and you're wolcoipo to in the home, and the tpossngo that recently jurehased near Cypress croal- 1 it, knowing you will serve your con-10vi.'jy advertiser has stays there to ‘ Forest I.nku sounds like tho slogan B' ,,K nn<* *'WK cleared and ready stituents well.— Orlando Sentinel, he read and fixes its appeal for the Dorn, which is, "Lakes nnd to ph*w. - o purchasing trip down town tho next Hills.” The foundations are being laid for Slnughtcr, noted bandit, who cscap- morning, ______ the farmcra cxchnngo buildings nt cd from ninny jails nnd killed ninny “ Aside from the advantages of in­ Tho white primary o f St. Peters- Beardnll Avc. Station. A large force men, has mntlo Iuh InHt escape. Ho crensed value to advertisers and sat- burg nominated Pulvor for mayor to " f ,llcn nrc at work. There is much brokc out of tho stnte pen in Arknn- ■jsfnction to subscribers, publication Pulverize Mitchell. j material nlrcndy on the ground. sas one dny this wuck and terrorized ,,f nn nfternoon paper is more sntis-------, al i •t i ------ -— tho entire country hut was finnlly . factory to the publishers. It is cornA .Minmi landlord advertised “ Mod- ; tiNOTICE TO FAItAlEItS— Just arshot In tho back by one of tho con- ^paratlvely an easy matter to secure ernte Apnrtmont nt Modern Kent" ami rived, fresh carload o f that good old victs who had escaped with him. He |uj,ur where it Is practically imposslthe error set him bnck ten years in reliable K EYSTO NE LIM E. NulT who lives by the pistol is generally |,|Cf |n a Runtil town, to secure it for n health. . sod. Telephone 135: * Phono us your shot by tho pistol. morning nper." -------wants. They will hnve our usual SANFORD IA1LY HERALD TRUCK Only 14 more Days till Xmas THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Inc. fv' The Pnlatka News is pulling for a hospital for Pnlatka. They have to take their patients thirty miles to St. Augustine now. Wo had a tusto of that years ago when all the Sanford patients had to he taken to Orlando, Every city the size of Sanford and Palutkn should have their own hospital. Como over and inspect the Sanford hospital, Goode, It is one of the best in the state. •I Mary Roberts Hinehurt says that newspaper correspondents have a pro­ found distrust of the Japanese. News­ paper correspondents usually get n profound distrust o f everyone. Why shouldn't they? The work of news­ paper men show them the foibles, the fancies, tile sham and hypocrisy of people more than any other line of work in tho world. What we know about people would put a lot of them in jail or make them leave town if it was over published. 5* ■s-: ■.( i i 17,11 b AFTERNOON IS BETTER. Just an wo have hopes of a world prompt attention.— Hill Lunibor Conii peace they start a saxophone hand puny. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc AlOKE W A YS T H A N ONE here in Sanford. ADVERTISING P A YS * The shamrock supercedes tho real Merchants who are under the 1mrock in Ireland. Ireland is now one of pression that advertising their goods Britain’s ex-iles. in a local newspaper is a needless expense, are wrong. Those who do When it comes to joy rides, the not attempt to create n demand for machine is only as fast as the people their goods only get such business ns in it. immediate necessity creates nnd the mail order houses in other states get "Day Off’ ’ is Bight a large part of the business o f the lake a day o ff and call up your community, Several prospective merchants have recently visited the neighbors Telephone adv. Florida Development Board offices in Polities is still tho only thing you Jacksonville for the purpose o f look­ can got a stomach full at tho old ing through the newspaper files, the rates. Board being a subscriber to all tho newspapers published in the state, Dippy Dialogues with a view to determining where Name three articles containing seem to he the most promising loca­ starch, tions, the decision being based largely Two collars nnd a cuff. on absence of advertising copy of merchants in their respective lines. A very significant statement was There is a girl in made by a woman who snid that she |Sanford so modest that she did not care how many millinery pins her apron stores there might be in a certain over her stockings city, tin* absence of any advertising of when she hangs those goods in a local paper being them on a wash line. proof that by judicious use o f news­ paper space she could draw trade not NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just aronly from the residents hut from the rived, fresh carload o f that good old surrounding territory, and the nonreliable K EYSTO NE L1AIE. NufT much competition. set!. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will have our usual A BUSINESS PROPOSITION prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ Says Herman Koscnfiled, advertis­ pany. Service, quality, price. 223-2tc * * * * * # * > h >|i UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE * * * * * > * * + * * Mrs. Stedt suffered from n fall, injuring her knee quite badly, Her nephew, Wnlford Pierson took hor to l he doctor. Mrs. August Swanson was in town over Sunday assisting Dr. Tolar with a ease. A little white frost Tuesday nnd Wednesday, so they say. We wonder if ail our folks noticed the rucent warning of the surveyor that pedestrians should keep to tho left side of the road and help avoid accidents. Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Tyner and sons, Elmer and Ohm and little daughter, The Herald has always contended Pearl, went on Sunday to Windurmore. that the smaller cities and espec­ Walfred Pierson took them to spend ially those in Florida that were not the day as their car was out of order. tourist towns wanted the afternoon paper more than they did the morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Jcs&u Lee and their ing paper. This is true of Sanford and two children, moved on Saturday from wo believe it is true of other cities in Gie Frank Miller cottage in Upsnin to this and other states. There nre a t,luir n°w home on West First street few business men who huvo time to There was a social gathering Mon­ rend a morning paper if it can he day evening which was well attended, delivered at the store In the morning Mrs. Do Forrest is out at her homo but few people have time in Sanford at present while her residence is be­ for a morning paper and the majority ing painted. of them prefer the evening paper that ing manager for Sears Roebuck and about forty in all being present from NOTICE! comes to their homes at a lime when Company: Upsnin, Grapeville and the West Sido "W e ftnvo a bureau whose duty it all tile members of the family have G. I, A. meeting Tuesday, Dccom nt the homo o f Mr. and Mrs. W. C. is tq rend each week the country ample time to digest the contents of her 13, Election of officers. All Menlnr in honor of the birthday of newspapers from all over the country, i , ' . . A . 1 tL o I,npur. Somo time ago wo made .... , . ' members requested to ho present.— Mrs. Mcnlor. It was a surprise all 223-2tp right nnd a good time was hnd by tho this asset tion to suvernl morning nnd I here is not a paper o f any eonse- ,>rcfliacnt< 1 Jolly crowd. Games nnd refreshments nil ^ newspaper men and they all quenco in oUr trade territory thnt our bureau does not get. The bureau agreed ,,^ ornoon P«P0H» had Electric fixtures must go, beginning and pleasant chat were enjoyed by nil. Rev. J. S. Clark will preach for us it on the rooming papers in many looks over these papers and when the Monday morning, December 12th. nil' merchants are not advertising in the on Sunday at l’noln at l l l(nt Upsnin nt electric fixtures in stock will bo sold way .s Goode (J,lorry* ,,f 1,10 I'alatkn local paper wo immediately flood thnt at smashed prices. Sale will Inst for 3:00 nnd in the evening at Lake Mary. time ago went from Nows, who some the afternoon papa." 1,1 th“ rooming territory with our literature. It nl- a few days only.— Trcndwoll Electric He is anxious for all of us to get to­ wnys brings results fnr in excess of Co., opposite Postofflco. 223-dtc gether nt 2:00 for Sunday school. paper has seen tho on or 118 wayB Lnst Sunday it rained, but lot us try nnd announces tho chant, H after­ tho same effort put forth in territory where the local merchant* use th eir'j ()R T M EYERS GOLF CLUB OI'KNS again. Conio nnd bring the children. noon sheet in the following: Thoro is also a service at 7:00 p. in. "Yielding to n popular cu'innml local pnpcrH." Wednesday, ltov. Clarke and wife nro It does not take a wise nun to see among subscribers, as well ns mD'L’r* J FORT MYERS, Dec. 10.— The Fort Using and fitting into a field nut- the common sense view of ti e situ- Myers Golf aml Yacht Club will expecting to romo over on Wednesday urn) to a community the size and sit­ iitlnn as it appears to the big ninil or­ formally open the winter season De­ and call on ns many as possible as uation of Pnlatka, the News will, bo- der houses in the larger cities, A cember 15, according to an announce­ they nro now comers nnd wish to got acquainted. glnning next Monday, change its hour few newspapers come to our *-xchnitgc ment by Ernest Killlck, the club’s o f publication from the morning field table every week that no not have a "pro,” W IN N E R OF DOLL grocery store of any description re­ to the ufturnoon field. Workmen for the last three weeks "ThiH step is taken nfter careful presented In their advertising col­ hnve been improving the golf course The doll given by Mrs. Frank consideration. It involves only tho umns. If Mr. Rosonfield glances nnd the greens and fairways are over these pnpcrH, he probably takes now in excellent condition. Moisch for the benefit o f tho Cntholic bazaar, which hnd been in tho win­ It for granted that the towns in which ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ "■ a dow o f Spenr & Son, was won by the papers are published, hence the NO TICE Mrs. II. Thumton. Tho lucky number flooding o f thorn with appealing liter­ Tho regular annual meeting of tho being 38. ature. The merchants who do not advertise help to pay for this litera­ stockholders o f tho First Nntionnl To be strictly correct, it would m? ture, too,oven though they may not Bank of Sunford, Florida, will bo held In accordance with its By-laws, in the caltcdn naval holldccnde. think so.— Melbourne Times. ufficos o f tho hank on Tuesday, Janu­ -----------o----------Full gallon cans Washington hotel keepers doubt­ NOTICE TO FAR M E R S—Just ar­ ary 10th, 1922, at 10 o'clock n. m. for of new pure the purpose o f electing a board o f di­ less reflect thnt pence hnth her vic­ rived, fresh carlond of thut good old meters to serve for tho ensuing year, tories no less than war’s. .. reliable K EYSTO N E LIM E. NutT Florida Syrup, 5 sod. Telephone 135. Phone us your nnd for the transaction o f any other .,/• r, NOTICE ' wants. They will have our usual business that may properly canto be­ prompt uttontion.— Hill Lumber Com­ fore tho meeting, B. F. W H IT NEK', pany. Service, quullty, price- *':"'-2tc Circle No. 5, llothodist church will ll-9-oaw-6tc Cashier. meet with Mrs. W. A. Zachary, 610 S | A woman who Is too tender-hearted CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon W. let. st., Monday afternoon at 3 [t to kill a chicken will choke an engine. o'clock. and evening, Gray Gables, on ,th* I \Greenville (S, C.) Piedmont. Phone* W M M MRS RADFORD, beach, Seabreeze, Fla. Phone 401. WBLAKA BLOCK Chairman. Free bath houses, 74-Fri-St-4m Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. FLORIDA SYRUP 85c Deane Turner Wo will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But wo can say without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING A N I) IN E V E R Y D A Y L IF E — It comes to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives you so much independence ns n Bank Account. Come In and let us toll you about it. Christmas brings it home to you with full force. S ■ The Peoples Bank I o f Sanford DON’T FEED HOGS TOGETHER G A IN E S V ILLE , Dec. 1 0 .-Dr. A. L. Shcnly, professor o f Veterinary Science nt the Florida Agriculture hero College warns of farmers against the feeding or pasturing of large numbers o f hogs together be­ cause o f the prevalence of lung worms nmong hogs in this state. The worms are spread, Dr. Shenly states,throu gh the discharge of eggs from the nostrils o f infested hogs during coughing and the eggs, coming in contact with tho feed or water; find entrances into other animals cither before or after hatching, through the digestive tract. Th* worms nre |*prd to eradicate and pre­ vention nnd sanitation practices should be observed. "Tiie pastures should he rotated frequently, and it is advisable to cul­ tivate and seed them, if possible,1’ says Dr. Shcnly. "A ll grass, leaves and other material used for bedding should be raked nnd burned once a week. The surface o f sleeping quar­ ters nnd pons should he sprinkled liberally with nir-slncked lime, “ The feeding troughs should he wnshed once a week with strong homemade lye soap nnd bollim: water rinsed thoroughly nml exposed the Hun. Automatic wnterers, whic h ton ho nttnehed to n barrel, nre satisfac­ tory nnd sanitary. “ Spray tho pens once a month with a .1 per cent solution of some of the creolino products. Add sufficient limo to show where the sprny ha* been supplied. "In case o f infestation the following Is suggested: One tcnspunnful spirits turpentine fo r a 100 pound hog, given in a little ntoisi chop, thoroughly mixed, once a day for three days, withhold six days and repeat even a third or fourth time if necessary. Do not give turpentine to pregnant sows." NOTICE TO FARM E RS—Just ar­ rived, fresh cnrlond of thnt good old reliable K E Y STO N E LIME. NutT Bed. Telephone 135. Phone us your wants. They will hnve our usual prompt attention.— Hill Lumber Com­ pany. Service, qunllty, price. 223-2tc Every man whose affairs are get­ ting nlong nicely, thank you, despises a winner. CAUGHT OUT, OR PETE BOYD’S PROPOSAL -GIVEN BY- S A N F O R D H IG H SCHOOL A T H L E T IC ASS N. ----------- AN D ----------- TWO OLD MAIDS AND A PICTURE By Miss W illiam ’s Expression Pupils PROGRAM it D ili! • ♦ *?u' :r T W O OLD JMA1HS A N D A P IC T U R E CHARACTERS Jessie Willsins, a College G ir l.... ......... .................................... Mildred Holly . Emily Day, her Chum ...............................................................Kittle DuBoso Miss Mchitahel Willsins .................................................................. Mae Holly Miss Sophjg Smith ...................................................................... Maude I.sko Spinsters and joint guunliuns of Jessie Scene: A girl's room at College. II. C A U G H T OUT, OR PE TE BO YD ’S PRO PO SAL ClIAIIAC TE ItS Bill Randolph ............................... .................................................... Win. Moyo Dick R o g ers ................................ ....................................... ^ Robert Thrasher Jack D a v is ............................................................................ Honderson George Brown ......... ....................................... ........... ^.....Harold Christensen Kenneth March ......... .............................................................. ...... Jini Stoao Chnriiu K in g ...................................................................... ......Byron Stephens P L A Y IN G ON CARLTON SPRINGS SUMMER B A SE B A LL TEAM DeWitt Boyd, Manager of team ....................................... ..Victor McLauiln Harry Wilkes, formerly nn Amherst pitcher, now wnnted by Cnrlton team ............................... ...................................................... Arthur Moore Mr. Wunver, nmicted with sunstroke, nt tho Springs to take the . c u re ............................................................................... . Robert Holly, Jr. BesH Mason, a guest at the Hotel ........................................... Florence Henry Chrlstabel Lee, a guest at tho H o te l.................................. Mnrgnrot Zachary Hotel W aiter .......................................................... ....................... p rcd Pope Remainder of Team nnd Substitutes ...................................... ........ ....... ...................................... Billy Fitts, W. A. Adams, Merton Aycocka Setting: For nil three nets, tho sitting room of the Carlton SpringB H‘>tol, a health resort in New York State. '0 | \ ' TIM E Act I.— Wednesday mbYnlng. Act II.— Tho same day, nfternoon. Aijt, III.— Snturday nfternoon after the game/ “ ' --------------- ADMISSION ........................................................................... HIGH SCHOOL . ' 25c and 6<R TUES. NIGHT, DEC. 13 ______ _ , N. B. The handsome living room not in this play was generously loaned by the Sanford Furniture Co. ~ * ‘ I �8ANRQBPiDAIUT BBBALP. SATURDAY, DECEMBER IP, 1081 fnkffrP?»•*■**” I I.V. I lr\ andAbout The City Mention of ' Matters la Brief Pem onal.ltem e of laUraat I* Pa P» On -------- . '' For »FIorUln: Fnir tonight nml Sunday; colder tonight; probably light frost in the north portion. aa * Bn B« Ba lot TEMPERATURE * L. II. Sims, of Tnmpn, w.is a busi­ ness visitor hero yesterday. J, C, Evans, o f Tampa, spent the dny here yesterday attending to busi­ I * * ness. I Pi j P* C. L. Stokley, o f Mt. Dorn, was in ! ^ the city yesterday transacting busi­ ness. II. S. Kickerson, of Now York, is spending a few days at tho Montezu­ ma while in tho city cn business. M, E. Lightfoot, o f lanipa, made his headquarters at thu Montezuma yes­ terday while In tho city on* business. 0. I’. Connelly and Mr. Cole, of Or- ^ |undo, wero in the , city early, this morning. They are both employees of the Sentinel. The old bulb went down to Cl yesterday afternoon and night and this morning us we ,>vrite this beautiful offusion about tho romnntic subject of tho weather the cold air from thu north is rushing across the rnirbow huod lake and coming right Into out- palatial and steam and hoi air heated office, all ° f which would make us dotluce and come to thu scientific observation of believing and prognosticating and prophecy]ng that it will be some cooler tomorrow as we wend our way to church and ruminate over our sins. Do your Christmas shopping next week nml go to church tomorrow. !i:IO A. ,M. DEC. 10,<IU2I Maximum .................. Cl Minimum ................... 02 Range ....................... 03 Barometer.................. 2D.1>0 Rain ........................... 1.20 Southwest and cloudy. , Nothing better for n Christmas gift than the compact Remington portable typewriter at $G0. A real typewriter with the portable features und pro­ Bn nounced by the Sanford owners as Pa the best that lins over been devised. P) See them at the Hernld office. Ask Bn for the Remington Portable. Ba Pi The crank in a jitney isn’t the only Pa crank it is dangerous to monkey with. Pi The ‘" . ’cssnge o f tho hortr”— "M il­ P» lions Now Living Will Never Die." Pi Hoar it at tho filnr Sunday night, 7:80 Pi o'ciocV. Free. 223-1 tc Pa Pa Pa If you don’t see your Pa fci P'4 Pa Pa Bi im Pa Pa In our show windows, Pa Pa come in and look around Pa have Something Pa — we PH S. Efc Murrell, of Stetson University m PeLnnd, is spending tho week-end Pa Pi Pa Pa Pa p« M M M here with his parents,' Capt. and Mrs. K. R. Murrell. relatives and attending n wedding of one of Quincoy’s fairest daughters.Mrs. Harry Driver, of Orlando, wus the guest o f Mrs. Goo. DeCottus yes­ Mrs. Frank Johnson of Markham terday, noiulng . over to attend <ho ,wns in the city today shopping and bridge party given yesterday ^after­ visiting her many friends. noon by Mrs. DeCottes for Mrs. J. E, I)rouse and Mrs. Frank Dear. I Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Glenn of Or! Inndo were in thu city last night atMrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. John Leon­ |tending the Lawrence Haynes con­ ard!, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. A. M, cert. Mr. Glenn is the editor o f tho IJcForrcst and Mrs. G. I. Loucks mo­ Orlando .Sentinel. tored to Daytona Beach yesterday to attend the luncheon and reception giv­ en yesterday by Mrs. Geo. Chamber­ A party of Sanford ladies returning lain for the members of tho Snllio from Daytona Beaeli last night were Harrison chapter and Abagail Bartho­ held up by officers on the DeLaml lomew Chapter N. S., D. A. It. Daytona road who were looking for the limn that had robbed and beaten Dr. George Hyman, Ed nnd Chns. a DeLaml Indy on Wednesday, The Henderson nnd Judge Muines have re­ Indies at first thought it was robbers turned from Miami whore they at­ hut explanation on all sides set tended the Hnptiat convention for sev- their minds nt can. erj>'. days. They report n fine meet­ ing and much constructive work done 0. W. ami W. 11. Talley o f Lakeland nt the convention. The reports were were in Uie city today on a prospect­ very interesting and showed great ing trip. They are now together in gains being made in Baptist elnirchos a contrneting firm and expect to draw throughout tho state. A report of plans ami huitd some of Sanford’s the meeting will be given in another future business buildings. O, W. is issue of tile Herald. a former resident of Sanford and W. II. is one of tile best architects in Mrs. J. G. Ball is in Quincy for a the state ami well known here. He few weeks visit with old friends and formerly resided in Jacksonville. 1 <g n —— ail l ' Now Y ou ( Laughton hospital today undergoing an operation nml his many friends hope for his speedy recovery. 1 * Bn THE WEATHER H pa pa p« Tho Ladles Union of.tho; Congrega­ aaBRaaaaaBBaaaaaaaaaajxa ■■■■*■ aa a aa a aa a a aBaaaaaaaa aa aa ■ ■ ■• — t tional church will hold their annual m Sammury of the Hosting Small I bazaar and cooked food tale December : Taika Succinctly : 17th. PJacotobo announced later. 207-Tu"*Fri.-4tc Arranged for (Herald ^Readers \, H. B. Lewis is in tho Fcrnnld- U lU « H a 'p e a iM * PAG® Just Listen T o Me! Get everything that you need for H IM at the BEST place in San­ ford and if you do you will make him just that much happier. I know the best place because I have tided them all out. And they have the nicest bath robes, and house slippers and all those things. And the prices— well you just go see them fo r your self. That good store I am talking about is— ■:rA •>* l :t1 CHRISTMAS > ,i,j 11• : VnTTl '* : S a n fo rd . F la . for all of the family. otherwis e; I.enndor Ludlo w, If livin g, l l t i W— and. If dead, nil pnrtlus c la im in g In­ i n i I i i « i — — terests under Lcnndor Ludlo w, d e ­ ceased, or otherwise. In nnd to tho fo llo w in g described lnnds In Hotnlnolo County, Florida, t o - w lt ; HE 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f Soctlon 14, Tw p. 21, Itnngo 29 ID. i f . . r\ f Ami to any nml nil persons or pnrtlos claim in g any right, title or Interests In and to the properties horclnabovo doscribed, by or through any o f tho above mimed parlies, or otherwise. It Is lloreh y Ordered and itoiiutred In Circuit Court o f Seventh Judicial that you and each o f you do ntiponr to Circuit o f Htnlr o f IGnrldn, Semi­ the hill o f aomplnlnt, heroin filed, an nole Countn-— In d m n c c r y Cm 2nd day o f Junuary, A. D. 1023. It Is furthar ordered that this order H I M . TO H i l l H T T IT L E ) o f publication lie published In the San­ ford Herald, a newspaper published In Frances Elizabeth S|>ruifue. Complnln- Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, once nnl, a week for eight consecutive weeks. va, Witness my hand und o ffic ia l seal o f Tim Altnmontn Land Ilotol and Nnvl- said Circuit Court at Hanford, Florida, ent Ion Company, n corporation under Ibis the 6th dny o f November, A. D. tho law s o f Florida, ot at, Dofonil- 1921. (S E A L ) B. A. DUG LASS, N O TIC H T O IIIOFKNI)ANTH K N O W N Clerk o f Circuit Court, A M I UNKNOWN Hovonth Judicial C ir ­ To: Tho Altatnonto Land H o tel nnd cuit o f Florid a, S em i­ N a v ig a tio n Company, n corporatio n nole County. under tho lawn o f Florida. Its huccob- E. F. HOUHHOLDEIt, mirx or iiss I kii b . If existing, and to all Solicitor f o r Complt. lt-6-9to parties claim in g Interost iiy, through or under Bald corporation nr asanclatlott in tlio f o llo w in g described p ro p ­ NOTICi: OF HALE OF *2U,()0<MHI SPEC­ erty situate In''' Homlnole County, IAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. Florida, to - w lt: Lota 430, 431, 445, ' a, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fl.Olt115. 4 17, 445, 149. and 403, and n strip Classified advertisements, .1 cents a line. No ad taken far leas than IIIA, ( OVIEIItl SPECIAL o f land 24 1-2 foot, more or I obb, o f f tho roar or south end o f Lota 425 23 cents, and positively no classified ads charged lo anyone. Cash TAX SCHOOL IHSTIIICT) und 129, according to Pint o f A l t a ­ SCHOOL IIONI IS must accompany nil orders. Count five words to n linn nnd remit ac­ monte I,and H otel nnd N a v ig a tio n Company's tract duly, recorded In tho Notice Is hereby g iv e n that s e a l e d , cordingly. public rucords o f Orange and Homlnolo Counties, Florida, and nmro d e f­ bids Will he received Iiy the County initely described by metes and Hoard o f Public Instruction o f Homlof hounds as fo llo w s : B eginning at a mile County, Florida, at the o f f ic e FOR RENT— Two furnished rooms. point 11355 feet North and 20 foot the Hiipurlntcnderit o f Public In stru c­ Inquire (500 Palmetto nvo. 219-Gtp Hunt o f the S. W corner o f tho N. E tion of the said County at thu Court 1-4 o f the H E. 1-1 of Fee 13. Twp. House In Hanford, Florida, on or before I ho ex p ira tio n o f thirty days from the 21 B., fla n g e 29 B.. thoneo North 244 HUY A LOT in Lnno's suit-division, FOR RENT— Rooms ami kitchonuttes, feet, thoneo East 515 feet, thence first publication o f this notlco nnd un­ $33,00 cash hnliinco $10.00 per North 302 foot, thoneo East 261 foot, til 3:99 o'clock In the afternoon o f De­ Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O. 220-gGtp thence South 505 foot, thence West cember 22nd, 1921. for the purchase o f month.— K. F. Lane, The Real Kstato 120,009.09 Special Tax School District 525 feet, thoneo North 122 foot, thoneo FOR R E N T—Two room apartment, West 354 feet to tho point o f b egin ­ No. 3, Hemltiolo County, Florida, Hoads; Man. IIIH-Otp said bonds being dated July 1st, 1921, hot water, garage. 1830 Park Avoning. To: John J. Ilrlght. Trustee for his hearin g Interest at the rate o f 5 per FOR S A LE —5 room bungalow, prico nuo. 221-3tp cent tier annum. Interest payable s e m i­ children, and Individually, If living, $2,000; $,700 cash, balance, easy end If dead, all pantos claim in g In­ annually on the first day o f July and January o f each year until m aturity; FOR RENT— Light housekeeping terests under the said John J. Ilrlght, trustee for his children, and Individ­ said bonds matures and the .principal terms; 7-room bungalow on corner lot apartments o f one one or two roomB ually, deceased, or otherwise: tho becomes dun and puyuhle thirty years price $3,770, easy terms.— 13. F. Lane, children o f John J. Ilrlght. If ilvlng, a f t e r the date thereof; said bonds hnvu ’JlM-Up over Union I’lmrmacy, First atreot. nnd. If dead, all parties claim ing In­ been validated and confirm ed by decree The Real Estate Man. 221-3tc terests under tho children o f John J. o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Ju­ Ilrlght, deceased, or otherw is e; and dicial Circuit of Florida, dated Hcn- F(Jir~S'A'Li3~l'i7ni" wi111 n c t r u c k Julia M Ilrlght, If living, and, If lem lier 39. 1921: said bonds to he Hold body on. in good condition, $170. 810 FOR it ENT -Furnished rooms, with dead, a ll parties claim ing Interests fo r d eliv e ry within fifte e n days a ft e r or without board. 703 West Third under Julia M. Ilrlght, deceased, or w ritte n notice o f acceptance o f hid Is West Third street, Holly Avo. 321-titp oth erw ise; In nnd to tho fo llo w in g de­ g iv e n ; sold bonds are or (1.901.,00 ilnStreet. 220-Ctc scribed real estate situate In Kami- nomlimthm and Inturont nnd prluclnal FOR S A LE — Upright piano, good nolo County, Florida, to -w lt: Lot payable nt National Park Dunk, City condition, for $100 cash. I’lion*. FOR R EN T— Ferndalo Apartments, 131 nceordlng to Plat o f Altoinonlo nnd State o f Now York. W ritte n opinion of Mr. Juo. C. T h o m ­ Land H otel nml N a vig a tio n C om ­ 103-J, 818-fltp furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. son. A t t o r n e y of New York, a p p ro vin g pany's tract, duly recorded In tho Public records o f Ornngo and Semi- the v a lid ity o f snld bonds w ill tie fu r ­ FOR S ALE — Eight room houso with 1,. G. Loveless, in Melaclt block, 305 nished. nolo Counties. Florida. Each hid must lie accompanied w llh bath, immediate possession. Small East First St. Phono 205-L1 lflltfc T o: Frank Hlmpaon, (lre.ee Simpson a certified check In the sum o f 4299.00 and Helen Simpson, heirs nnd devis­ payment down, long time on balance. made payable to the Hoard o f I'utille ees o f Michael H Simpson, deceased, I f livin g , and, I f dead, all partlon Instruction fo r Seminole County. F l o r i ­ See Lane or address Box 78", Day­ c la im in g Interests under Frank da, such chuck o f the successful bidder 109-Tu-SnMw Simpson. Ornco Simpson nnd Union to lie retained uh liquidated damages to tona, Fin, W ANTE D — 300 laborers for paving Simpson, deceased or otherwise; tlm Hoard should tho wuccussful bidder Frank E .Simpson, Thomas C. Sir. p- tall or refuse to take up said bonds a c­ FOR S ALE — Ono Florence Automat­ und sewer work in the City of Day­ cording to the terms o f II i I h notlco and non und W illia m llutlcr, Trustees ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel tona, Fla, Lowest wages 17 cents per Union Simpson, It Ilvlng. nnd. u' 1,1s Mu. Tho said Hoard reserves the dead, all parties claim ing Interosta right to reject nay nnd all bids. 204- tic hour for ten hours daily. Pay in cash Alt proposals should he addressed to and oven. Call 415-W, under Frnnk ID. 'Simpson, Thom as C. Simpson nnd W illia m Sutler, T r u s ­ the County Hoard o f Public Instruction FOR HALE— One Daisy churn. Cali every Saturday. Work will lust from tees o f Helen Simpson, deceased, or fo r Seminole County, Florida, care o f ■11C-W. 204-tfc h!x to uight months.— Atlantic Bithuo th e rw is e ; nnd all parties claim in g T. W. Lawton. Secretary. Hanford. F l o r ­ Interests under Michael II. Simpson, ida, and marked "Ilhls for Hands . 222-Gta Witness tho hands o f tho Chairman FOR S A LE — Two story business lithlc Co., Daytona, Fin. deceased, or other wise, In nnd to tho f o llo w in g described lands In Homtnolo and Secretary and tho seal o f the said building. Apply to the owner, Klim W AN TE D — Customer* for trash mUkJ County, County. Florida, t o - w l t : A strip o f Hoard at Hanford, Seminole Innd (4 1-2 foot wldo. more or loss,' Florida, Ih li thu 5th day o f November, Ales, 807 Otli St. fi05-tfc morning and evening deliveries.— B. A. D. 1921. o f f the rear or South end o f Lot 429 C O U N T Y H O ARD OF PU HL. Garribon, Phono 3711. ldtt-SUTo according to P la t o f Altam onte Land FOIt S A LE —Choice oranges and L1C IN S T R U C T IO N , S E M I ­ H otel and N a viga tio n Company’s N O L E COU N TY, F L O R ID A . grapefruit for Christman, $2.00 per 204-tfc tract, recorded in tho Public Records Iiy C. F. H A R R IS O N , o f Ornngo and flsmlnolo Counties, (Heal o f Hnnrd) 'C hairm an. box F. O. B. Osteon. Cash with order, Ba Ba Bn Pa Bu Kb t o Bn B« p « Florida. • T o : • Laura J. (Ilbhs, I f living, nnd. If A tte s t; — F. N. Partly, Ostoon, Fla. 221 -12tp T. W L A W T O N . dead, all parties cla im in g Interests Bupt. und E x - O ffla lo Secretary. FOR S ALE under L a u ra J. Gibbs, dsceatied. or I OR RENT— 8-roomed FOR SALE THE BALL HARD­ WARE CO. N E W TW O -STO RY HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate , Connelly ■w CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE WANTED MB— The Family’s Xmas Gift Mnke U n WANTED house, 1011 Oak live. l V>L or Hupmobile wf ■* I Notice To Farm ers j M | 1 Just Arrived Open and Closed Models in Stock ‘Fresh Carload of that Good Old Reliable A number of Rood used cars at prices and terms to suit KEYSTONE LIME j N uff -Serf M j L S S f ; Phone us your wants S Telephone 135 209 Park Avflnue. i r iilli < '• V t ’■ Tht’ y .wilt have opr usual prompt attention * i * Hill Lumber Co. 5 SERYJCE I” 4%aft f ' I i t . Q U A L IT Y PRICE ■ : Phono 283-J. 218-tfc FOR S ALE CHEAP— Gas range unit Large manufacturing company, man­ wood range, 1011 Oak avo. Phono ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ 283-J, ‘ ' 1 . ‘ 218-tfc tablish branch warehouse in Sanfofd and desire branch manager who. c^n FOR B E N T invest $1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box _______• n 11* ■ __________ 2304, Jacksonville, Floylda. FOR RENT— 2 furnished b#d rooms. Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third itt By Ba Ba m m Street. 197-tfc Ba t a Stt FOR R EN T— Two furnished Boil S IT U A T IO N W A N T E D —Young lady desires position, assistant " book­ rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornet’ keeping, office work or clerktng. R ef­ Elm and Third, rhond 437-W, ” Also lady stbnogrhphor with " " ■ 81,-tfc erences. FOR R EN T— Ono f undshod~'Be3 three yenrs expoiriencd open fo r posi­ room, also gurngo. 110 Laurel Ave. tion. Apply &03 Maple iVvo. ?20-4f r,’~ . * ” ” WJLifp FOR R EN T— Bed room, 811 Park ave­ nue. 178-tfc F o il ItEhJf— Two furnished Boil rooms, 011 Park Avo. 212-tfc F o i l " R ENT—-Furnished Park avenue. 1 ’ ro o m „*4 ll 220-Gtp I1 " !)]! RENT— Light housekeeping rooms, 20(1 Park Ave, 21U-0tp FOR R EN T— Apartment, furnl^ied, BBBBB«IHPHB*M «BNIBaBBBflBBBBBBBBBflBflBB«iBBBBHBBRBaBBa 1 , 1Q20 .East Second street. 220-4tp LO$T LOST—Golf bag, taining sticks a n d __ barrel of a gup, Sattfr* day afternoon. Reward .'SW � 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 10, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 10, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6d49db4b1accf2f7456469adb76eea1.pdf 462a4315fdddbf9100dbbf7634a27d54 PDF Text Text Sanford TH B “City Substantial” The Sanford Daily Herald ______________IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VOLUME n 1 _________ ~ » --------------- v Sanford TH B “ City Substantial” VE G ETAB LE SECTION ------------- '■ ----------- ------- -------- ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMHER 9, 1921 B NUMBER 223 FRANCE’S ACCEPTANCE IS SECOND DAY OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE INVESTIGATION FILLED WITH FINE REPORTS, NOW THOUGHT CERTAIN ON ' SOUTHERN COLLEGE DISCUSSED TOM WATSON’S CHARGES QUADRUPLE AGREEMENT ALMOST BROUGHT BLOWS Ratification o f Trustees Report Deferred Until a * Later Date DE VALERA IS AGAINST PEACE TREATY NO REGULAR PLAN Although D raft Receiv­ ed From French Del­ egation Only Outline ORLANDO, Dec. 9.—Tho center of interest nt tho second day’s session of the Florida Annual Conferonco was tho report of the Bonrd of Trustees of Southern College, in which request wns made of tho conferonco to ratify nnd confirm the notion of tho trus­ WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND SAYS tees in selecting Lakeland ns tho site TERMS ARE CON­ for rebuilding a Greater Southern In HAS BEEN SKETCHED AND FLICTING Floridn. ACTION ON AGREEMENT IS EXPECTED SOON ( H r T k r A a a o c la t r d P r e s s ) ____T h e A a s n c l a lr r i P r e s s ) DURLlN, Dec. 0.—Ratification of the tronty between England nnd Ire­ land will be moved at the Dnil Eironnn meeting next Wednesday by A r­ thur Griffith ns chnirmun of tho plenipotentiaries, it wns announced to­ day by DoVnlern, PARIS, Dec. 9.— Frnnce’s ac­ ceptance of quadruple agreement for thoa Pacific is considered certain in official circles altho the draft received from the French delegation in Washing­ ton is rcgnrded ns sugested out­ line and not perfected plan. Ac­ DUBLIN, Dec. 9.—Enmon Do Va­ tion here on the ngreement is lera last night issued a statement expected shortly, saying that ho could not recommend n b fushrdlu shnllu etnoln shrdlu un tho pence treaty with Grent Britain WASHINGTON, Doc. 0.— Consider* ntion of tho stnutB of French nnd Italian navies under n five power na­ val limitation agreement mny bo tak­ en up next week, some of these con­ nected with conference groups believe. The step, however, is understood to he dependent on clenring up of the "5-5-3" ratio for Great Britain, the United States and Japan as it is gen­ erally believed action in that regard will serve as a precedent under which to deal with the naval situation in European waters. Within the Inst few days atten­ tion of more than one national group at the conference has been attracted by Paris dispatches dealing with what appears to ho plnns of the French government to augment its present naval forces. The dispatch said it lmd been voted to incrcnso na­ val personnel from 51,000 to D7,000 and some concern is expressed here as to what effect thin might hnvo on con­ ference negotiations. Thu rule for naval limitation pro­ posed by Secretary Hughes in sug­ gesting the ‘‘5-5-3" ratio contemplates virtually a naval status quo ns to rel­ ative strength but on a bnsis of reduc­ ed forces. All threo navies involved will he scnlcd down. Thnt was re­ garded ns a principle accepted by each of the participating powers at tho opening of the conference. Differ­ ence of opinion ns to whnt tho rela­ tive strength of Jnpnncsc nnd tho United Stntcs might bo in fact did not alter the principle involved it was said. , Premier Hriand of Frnnce, wns generally understood to hnvo accept­ ed that principle for his government yet ill the light of the Paris dispatch­ es it seems that tho French govern­ ment may ho undertaking an imme­ diate increase in nnvnl force not whol­ ly consistent with Mr. Hriand's state­ ments to the conference ns they were viewed by conference officials at the time, it was said. This aspect of tho situation is expected, however, to ho mure fully understood when the con­ ference takes up tho French and Ital­ ian naval problems for settlement. to the Dnil Eireann or to tho country, nnd thnt in this attitude he is sup­ ported by the ministers of defense and of homo affairs. A public meeting of tho Dnil Eirennn has been fixed for Wednesday. Following is the text of Knmonn DeVnlern’s message to the Irish peo­ ple issued at 11:30 last night: "You hnvo seen in the public press tho text of tho proposed treaty with Grent Britain. The terms of this agreement are in violent conflict witli the wishes of the majority of this nntioii ns expressed freely at successive elections in the past three years. "I feel It my duty to inform you im­ mediately that I cannot recommend acceptance of this treaty either to the Dail Eireann or tho country. In this nttitudo I am supported by the ministers of home affairs and dofenso. "A public session of the Dail Eirennn is being summoned for Wednes­ day at 11 o'clock in tho morning. "I ask tho peoplo to mnintnin dur­ ing tho interval the snmo discipline as heretofore. Tho members of tho cabinet, though of divided opinions, are prepared to carry on public ser­ vices as usual. Tho army, n» such, is, of course, not nffectcd by the po­ litical situation and continues under tho same ordero and control. "Tho.grent test of our peoplo has como. Let us faco it worthily, with­ out bitterness, and nhovo all, without recriminations. There is a definite constitutional way of resolving our political differences. Let us not de­ part from it, nnd let tho conduct of the cabinet in this matter ho an oxninplo to the whole nation." Tlie third session of the Dail Eire* nnn cabinet ended lust night a few minutes after 0 o’clock. It is under­ stood thnt the opinions of the mem­ bers of the cabinet regarding tho pence agreement were divided, nnd that the question will ho left to tho decision of the Dail Eireann. An official report of tho meeting is promised later. MARINE GUARD WOUNDS SEVERAL ROBBING MAIL CAR 28 INCH STORK FRONT ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 8.—St. Petersburg this winter possesses a business houso which occupies prob­ ably the smallest quarters of any concern in Florida if not in the entire South, n frontage of only 28 inches. It is a head shop on Central Ave. which hns been fitted nttrnetively with racks nnd displny windows and tho stock includes a largo assortment of loose heads nnd Japanese neck­ laces. STEAMER NOBLES AGROUND KEY WEST, Fla., Dec. 7.—Tho shipping bonrd steamer Nobles, operated by Lykes Brothers, of Now DrlennH, which wont nground yester­ day o ff American Shoal Light 14 miles from hero, still *.vns fast today with the const guard cutter Tnllapoosn standing by. The Tnllnpooan expected to nttempt to pull the vessel off Into today a high tide nnd if It cannot he moved it will ho necessary to remove her enrgo. Tho Nobles hns 1,800 tons of phosphnto snlts from Germany. Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. CHARI,ESTON. S. C., Dec 0.— Scrgent N. S. Bothers, IJ. S. M. G., a guard on a mall car attached to Atlnntic Const Line train No. 80, Jncksonville to Now York, fired Ids sawed-off shot gun 'five times at three men, two of whom at lenst were negroes, it is Indlovcd who were throwing pneknges from a sealed ex­ press car nhend at nn early hour this morning about 14 miles this side of Savannah, Gn. Two of the men were wounded, ac­ cording to unofficial information, nnd the third mnn Is nt largo. Somo of the stuff stolen wns recovered beforo the train proceeded after the shoot­ ing, nlso n hat with buckshot holes In it. Tho express car Is being held here ponding investigation. Tho wounded men were tnkon to Snvnnnnh, it Is said. SAVANNAH, Dec. 0.—The police hnve nrrested Alonzo Llslter, n negro, for complicity In tho Atlnntic Coast Lino trnln robbery this morning. Ho wns found In tho Chnrlty hospital, wounded nnd enrried to tho bnrrncks. nnd without doubt the action of the trustees will he formally rntifiod. Report number 1, of the Ilonrd of Educaton was read by Rev. J. A. Hen­ dry, the report reciting the fnct thnt fire destroying Southern Collogo enrly In the* year, it became necessary to find temporary quarters, nnd thnt E. T. Roux came to the rescue by offer­ ing the hoard the splendid hotel nt Clearwater Bench, rent free, as u The report was rend by tho secre­ tary of tho bonrd, Dr. W. A. Cooper, temporary home for the school. The report mentioned further the nnd recited among other things thnt a special committee representing tho action of the trustees of tho college in board met in Tampa May 3d nnd 4th selecting Lakeland as tho site for tho nt which time bids were rocelved from new buildings, which wns given the Tampa, Lakeland, St. Petersburg nnd endorsement of the bonrd. Tho offer othor places, nnd nfter duo considera­ of Lakeland, which wns accepted, Hays tion, the bid of Lakeland wns accepted. the report, provides not only n locnOn Mny 24th the entire hoard met and ton for the college, but furnishes a tho action of tho committeo wns ap­ source of revenue equal to nn endow­ ment of approximately $200,000. In proved. Tho necossnry legal steps woro tak­ this connection splendid gift of prop­ en to change tho chntor, authorizing erty costing $127,000 and additional n change of loention, nnd Hon. L. W. gifts in the form of bankable notes Duvall, of Ocala, wns selected to take umountitig to $48,000, nnd service the necessary steps looking to this from the city in lights nnd water amounting to $50,000. change. The report recommends tho appoint­ Thu olTor made by Lakeland citi­ zens covering the 78 ncres of ornngo ment by the Bishop of Dr. R. II. Ald­ grove as tho site of Ihe college was erman, as president; Dr. Olin Boggess given to the conference, and the mat­ nnd Rev. G. F. Scott as members of ter of ratifying the nction of tho board the faculty, ami Rev. G. E. Summers of trustees was deferred, pending tho ns a student in Emory University. The report carries with it the ur­ positive information that the deeds to tho property contain the trust clnuso gent request that our people pay up as required by the dsciplino. This ns promptly as possible their pledges information will lie in hand today, for Christian Education, as the funds when the question will he resumed, on Pusi* Tliti’t*) DIRECTOR FORBES INDEPENDENT PACKING PLANTS VETERAN’S BUREAU OPEN SHOP COMING HERE ST. LOUIS PLANTS CUT OUT UN­ IONS AND CUT WAGES ( l l r T k r A aaocln trd I 'rra s) ST. LOUIS, Dec. 0.—Eleven inde­ pendent packing companies here to­ day announced they would operate on the open shojv plan on and after Janu­ ary second nnd at the same time an­ nounced n new wage scale which in­ cludes n cut of eight per cent for piece work and others ranging from threo to seven and one-half cents per hour. Companies said with striko threatening unless contracts with tho union employees ronowed, open shop had been adopted. Going Out of Business, Robbins’ Credit Store Puts on a Big Sale Did you notice the two page adver­ tisement in yesterday’s Daily Herald? This advertisement meant JUHt what it said—Quitting Business Sale— and this store offers some wonderful bargains in every department of the store that carries n fine line of mer­ chandise. Everything means dry goods, Hilks and woolen dresses, men's wear, women's wenr, hoys' wear, mil­ linery, coat suits and sweaters, hose, window shndcs, shoes, shirts, overalls, etc. The prices are the lowest offer­ ed in this park of the state and the sale started yeserday and will Inst until the stock is sold which will not be long If the big crowd todny can he taken in judgment. Robins Credit Store on Sanford Avenue near second is known far nnd wido ns tho store that is nlwnys fitted with the up to date merchandise nnd especially Is this true of women's wear and shoos. The hnrgnln hunters will find the rent articles In this store nt this snlo nnd probnbly never ngnln will you get such a fine atock nt such a re­ markable low procc. If you did not r o d tho prices Inst night go to the salo nnd you will lie convinced. Look them over be­ foro tho stock Is gono for the ex­ tremely low prico will move tho goods In n remnrknhly short time. Robins Creiflt S*ore on Snnford Avenue nenr tho corner of Second street. Follow tho crowd. A telephono polo never hits nn nuto There is nothing paternalistic in except In Belf defense.—Toledo Blade. the recent maternnlistic legislation. Watson Said He Would HELD PRISON Like to Slap OITicUNDER GUNS IN GETAWAY ASKED TO RETIRE p|»*a U n n n TOM SLAUGHTERS ESCAPES ’ BY CHAIRMAN BRANDEGEE FROM ARKANSAS PEN UNLESS HE TOOK UNDER DEATH SENTANCE HIS SEAT LITTLE ROCK,*. Dec 0.—Tom Slaughters, notorious bandit, under death sentnnee for killing trusty guard at stnte prison farm at Tucker, esenped from penitentiary here nt two thirty o ’clock this morning, tak­ ing six other convicts with him. For five hours prior to escape Slaughters wns in complete control of peniten­ tiary yards nnd offered liberty to nil convicts who wanted it. Four negroes, who fled, wore under denth sentence. Six Phillips county negroes under denth sentence for par­ ticipating in race riots in 1010, refus­ ed to leave the prison. Someone smuggled a revolver to Slaughter in the dentil cell and he outwitted tho trusty guards nnd took complete charge of the penitentiary. The war­ den, his wife, son and two daughters were locked in the death cell by the bandit. Slaughter escaped iti an au­ tomobile belonging to the Warden’s wife. At 3:00 o’clock this morning Slaughter passed through Renton, 25 miles South of Little Rock and en­ gaged in a gun battle with the city marshal who had been notified of tho escape. LOUISVILLE SELECTED BUFFALO, N. Y., Dee. 0.— Louisvilla was selected todny by tile Na­ tional Association of Minor Basebnll league for the convention city FOR TOUR OF INSPECTION POS­ next yenr. SIBLE SITES FOR VOCATION. Al. SCHOOLS BANK OF GRAY IS-RANSACK ED ( H r T h r Aaaurlntrd I ' r r u l WASHINGTON, Dee. 0.— Director HY ROBBERS Forbes, of the Veteran's Bureau, left Washington today for Florida for a GRAY, Georgia, Dec. 0.— Hank of tour of inspection for possilde sites Gray was ransacked last night, nearly for ono of the new vocational training two thousand dollars worth of post­ institutions for former service men. age stamps, money orders, Liberty Leaving by way of Baltimore offic­ Ronds, nnd eighty five hundred dol­ i a l s H aiti Forbes would arrive in Jack­ lars worth of commercial notes being sonville Tuesday where he would in­ stolen. spect Camp Johnston. Besides this camp officials said lie would study NORTHEAST WANTS advantages o f number of other IccnlHIGHER TARIFF ities in Florida with view to selecting ON COTTON GOODS. n site for one of the now training schools in that state. WASHINGTON, Deo. 0.—Serious injury to tin* cotton textile industry Manufacturing Plant in New England would result from enactment of the cotton goods sched­ _a t Augusta, Georgia, ule in llie Fordnoy tnriff hill, former Robbed by Bandits Senator Henry F. Llppltt o f Provi­ dence, R. I., declared todny before Held Up Paymaster, Seized Eight the senate finance jcommlttcc. He described the schedules ns approved Thousand and Were Captured by the house ns the most "revolutionery" put forward under ii pro­ ( l l r T h r A M n d n lr d I'rrs s) AUGUSTA, Gn., Dec. 0.—Two ban­ tective policy since the signing of the dits entered the office of the Sibley first tariff hill in 1804. Manufacturing Company here this Roth, Mr. Llppitt, who spoke for morning, held up the paymaster and the New England manufacturers, anil mill secretary, seized $8,000 payroll Arthur II. Lowe of Fitchburg, M;ihh., and fled. They were captured a few who spoke for associations o f cotton minutes Inter after an exciting pursuit goods mnniifncturcrs north nnd south, during which un exchange of shots declared that the schedules failed to between tho bandits and pursuers. All take care of the fine, fancy, figure tho money was recovered. woven goods turned out in the Nw England mills nt a much higher cost Chamber of Commerce thnn tile mdinnry goods. These line#, built up Inigely during <ho war, face Had Good Meeting extinction, it wns contended, by rea­ son of the old and firmly established Despite the rain the Chamber of industry in Europe. Commerce had a good meeting today Mr. Lippitt brought for inspection nt noon when the hoard of gover­ o f the committeemen numerous sam­ nors nnd ninny members of the Cham­ ples of fancy goods,which' he dis­ ber o f Commerce mot to transact played as he talked. liusincHs nnd tails over the tilings for Urging a 40 per coat protection for tho good of tho city. Forrest Lnko the goods ngninst the present aver­ wns elected ns a member of the hoard age of 22 per cent, Mr. Lippitt said; at governors unanimously nnd tho "Poker chips get 40 per cent pro­ various committee reports were tection. I think tho cotton Industry made. There aro so ninny big things 1h cqunlly entitled to thnt much pro­ bolng dono by tho Chnniber of Com- tection." merco thnt it would take a whole newspaper to tell It all. Them* meet­ WOULD REMOVE FORCE ings of tho governors every week are public nnd every member of the DUBLIN, Dec. 0.— Announcement Chnmbcr of Commerce is invited and was mado todny at tho mllltnry head­ urgd to bo present. A hlg banquet quarters thnt If tho Anglo-Irish nnd general get to gothor meeting ngreement Is rntifiod tho crown will bo staged after the holidays and forces would bo removed from Ireland somo good speakers will ho present. within n month. ( l l r T h e A s s n r l s t r d I'reaa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Tho meeting of the nenntc committee investigating the charges by Senator Watson that soldiers wore illegally hanged in France, almost broke up in a row today after Senator Watson had threatened to slap tho face of an army officer sitting in the nudienee. Chairman Brandegee declared no person in the room should be insulted. The statement was made after Watson walked close to Major George Cocheu and shaking his finger in his face exclaimed, "For two pennies I would slap your face." "If he looks at me that way again I’ll slap his jaws," Watson declared. "Take your seat, Senator Wat­ son," Brandegee demanded. "I'll retire first," he replied. "Tako your seat or retire,” the chair­ man said. Brandegee called for the sergeant-at-arms and Wat­ son sat down. Then the chair­ man asked Watson if lie wanted the army officers present to re­ tire. "Y es," said Watson. Tho officers then left the room. BAND CONCERT LAST NIGHT WAS WELL ATTENDED Under the leadership of Edgar Bull Hanford now lias olio of tho finest hands in this part of the state with some thirty members and nil of thorn good musicians attending the concerts thnt are being given every Thursday night and every other* Sunday after­ noon. Tho concerts are given either at Central Park in tho heart of tho city, or on the lake shure where u new pavilion hns been erected for bund concerts and for tho benefit o f tho tourists. Tho hand gave a flno con­ cert Thursday night that was attend­ ed by hundreds o f local people and visitors and the program was repleto witli all tile latest music well rendered by the hand. One of Hie features of tlie program was sovornl hoIoh rend­ ered by Charles Brady, who is a resi­ dent of Sanford, and bus an excellent voice. One of his solos wns the song "On the Trail to Home" written by Hnndmnstor Ball. CENTRE COLLEGE WILL PLAY NOTRE DAME AT SAN DIEGO, CAL. DANVILLE, Kentucky, Dec. 0.— Announcement thnt Centro Eleven would meet NotroDnmo Eleven nt Samllego, California, December twen­ ty six wns received enthusiastically here today by members of team nnd students. HIGHEST SALARY EVER PAID COACH McMILLIN RECEIVES IT DALLAS, Dee. 0.—Whnt Is believ­ ed to he the highest prleed contract over offered atheletic conch Is now on way to Ro McMullln, Center College football star, from Athletic Council University o f Dallls. Contract offers McMIllln thirty flvo thousand dollars for flvo yearn service an head conch nt University. DR. WILMEK HADLEY ELECTROCUTED TODAY IN VIRGINIA PEN RICHMOND, Dec. 0.—Dr. Wllmer Amos Hadley, former army Burgeon wns electrocuted nt eight o'clock thla morning In State Ponltontlnry hero for murdor o f bin wlfo In November, nineteen eighteen. Prison attendants snld Hadley went to death calmly. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 PAGE EIGHT Lawronco Haynes, High Auditorium, December Oth. ip Schoo! 220-3tc See the now lino of Christmas posl; cards just received at tho Heroic office. Tho man who Bays sugar Is tho sweetest thing known never slept until 10 o’clock In tho morning.— Parkersburg Press. THE SHOE^ “ D a n g e r o u s L ie s ” When we get what wo want wo don't want It. After a follow has won his spurs ho dosn’t want a horse ho wants n limousine.— Syracuse Herald. Are always the cheapest in the end. That is why we recommend THOMPSON SHOES FOR MEN They are leaders in the shoe world just as we are leaders in this community. Hnvo your wntchcs and Jewelry re pnired at McLaulin’s. Two first class watch makers. Prompt sorvicc. 140-tfc A pair of THOMPSONS this season will con­ vince you of their real worth .. .. Also Brownie, the wonder dor. in “A lfa lfa Love” Tomorrow and Saturday— Special Pro- < duction in “ The Great Impersonation” £ 1 a Sunshine Comedy “Love and W a r” Lawronco Haynes, High School Auditorium, December Oth. 220-3tc SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Reports of Various Departments Show Healthy Growth All Over the State o f Florida P A U L P O W E L L in Tho ladies of tho Baptist Church will hold tholr annual bazaar on Fri­ day and Saturday, December 10 anc 17. Place will bo announced Inter. 219-tfc GOOD SHOES METHODIST ANNUAL CONFERENCE HAD BUSY CAY AT THE FIRST MEETING HELD IN ORLANDO The Star To-day METHODIST BAZAAR Tho Methodist Ladles will hold their Chrictmas Bazaar Fridry and Saturday, December Dili, nnd 10th, in the building recently vacated by Mrs. Cates. Tho "Something Different" offered by the Methodists will bo hand mndo Colonln! Rugs and a full lino of doll clothes in assorted sizes. There will bo, nlso, mnny beautiful ______________ ______________________ hand mado articles, suitablo for , , . ! ~ ~ " ' Christmas gifts, and a tnblc of home hands have been laid in baptism and |inked pn9try> brend ,nd rol,„ 210. blessing; for the Hake of tho sick nnd .jtCi weary and discournged whom y o u ' ______ have comforted; for the sake of Lawrence Hnyncs, High School deathbeds which you have illumined; Auditorium, December Oth. 220-3tc for tho sake o f the graves which you hnvu mado nnte-ehnmbcrs into tho life beyond; and, personally, for the HUY DIRECT A T F A C ­ sake of my own loved father, who was for 3'.) years a member of your T O R Y PRICES body, we bold up our hands nnd say, Coodstock Cords and Smith System 'Come right in; we’ re honestly glad Cords. Liberal adjustment on 10,000 to have you'." 1mile bnsis. Bishop Candler responded to these NON-SKID CORDS, 30x3!/,.......$9.10 addresses of welcome in his usual We are tho only firm that manufac­ very happy manner. tures on Michigan nvenuo in plain view of the public. No better tiro can IIICH SCHOOL PLAY be bought nt any price. Send cash with order and we gunrnntcttto sat­ Tho Athletic Association o f tho isfy you. Agents wanted. High School will give a throo net play, "Caught Out," or "Pete Boyd’s Goodstock Cord Tire Co. Chicago, III. Proposal," on Tuesdny nigh, Dec, 13, 1100 S. Mich. Ave. at 8 : 1C in tho Auditorium, Tickets on snlo beginning Frldny. Prices, 25 and CO cents. WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON T E R M S TO SU IT Y O U You can make money buying fo r advance. You are going to build a home one o f 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY OR LAN'DO, Dec. 8.—Tho Sunday bring the one who trusts in Him AGENT School Hoard and the Kpworth League through snfely. Ho emphasized the Hoard anniversaries were held last work of the church, as a divine instinight, Dr. S. W. Lawler, president o f , tution, declining that tho Lord works the Sunday School Hoard and Rev. S. tile hearts of men, and the church can­ A. Wilson, president of tho Kpworth not lie democratized. In closing ho SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S League Hoard, presiding. mentioned the fact that tho Master JOHN GOVE, Proprietor The Sunday School work was rep­ said, "All powor is given unto mo, CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY resented by Miss Lola Lawler, demon- both in heaven nnd in earth, and lo, I 1018 West First Street 1018 Went First Street tary superintendent; F. M. W illiam-jnm with you always oven unto tho son, field secretary; A. II. Cole, so c-l0,H**” rotary Sunday School Hoard; S. 1). In spenking of finances tho bishop Harris, treasurer of the Hoard; and said this country has too much o f it. Rev. W. C. Owen, superintendent of He is not afraid of too much money young people and adult work, Nash- 1in the church, but ho is afraid that Doll Clothes lit Methodist Bazaar. ville, Term. there limy be a scarcity of religion. 221-1 to Field Secretary Williamson an- 1°° 1,1ucb money is being hoarded up, nouncod one great objective to i,0 J»nid the bishop, and he intimated that FREIGHT TRAIN achieved in the work, as being mapped ^lL'rL‘ might lie some of the money WAS MAIL ROHHKIt out for the coming year, tho salva- 1t,mt Abraham used in buying a burytion of the unsaved ami the training ing place for his wifo Sarah in tho long ago, lying yonder in Washington WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 8.— o f the saved for service. now. "Tho boll weevil lias run more Sheriff Baker, hastily summoned one Secretary Colo stated that the in­ crease in Sunday school enrollment money into the stockings in Georgia clay last week to Gomez to round up than it has eaten up." would be sufficient if divided up into a mail pouch robber, discovered that The organization of tho conference pastoral charges to employ the ser­ the "bandit" was a passing freight vices of fifteen pnstors. , was effected by tho election of I. C. train. The marine which was sta­ Dr. Owen said that tho most won- 1dnnkins, secretary, with R. A. Guy and tioned on a passenger train as mail derful record ever made in the his- { C* w - Dudley, assistants. Statistical Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. tory of tho church in the number of *ccrotnrics: J. I). Murray, O. E. Rico, gnrd reported that a pouch which additions on profession of faith was *v,,• Hendrix, W. O. Troutman, A. M. was supposed to lie hanging on a Santa Claus, being accomplished this year. |Ihiigor, J. B. Reid, Jr., W. T. Brnnt- mail crane there had disappeared and the sheriff was summoned to the President Peacock reported that last J* Ncnse, Leon I'iconc. Care of Seminole County Bank, scene. The pouch later was found On tlie calling of the roll it was year there were IGO chapters, this lying beside the track a short dis­ year 211, increase of -18. He report- found that 128 ministers were pres­ Sanford, Florida. tance away, having been hooked by ell considerable activity of the young out and 3G lay delegates. from a Committees for tho session were sotno object protruding people in (lie work of the League, in­ Dear Santa Claus:— freight train which was just ahead cluding the help given in the building appointed ns follows: Public Worship—J. P. Hilburn, W. of the passenger. of Kpworth Mission Church in Tampa, I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this the publishing of a monthly paper, A. Cooper, F. II. Godfrey. yeai Wo read thnt tho proposed "asso­ ar that he will thank me for every day of his life. Suhbiith Observance—L. Munro, F. tho Epworthiaii, tlie employment of ciation o f nations" is Mr. Harding's Miss ( ’rone, us field worker, and tho M. C. Fails, J. L. Hunter, C. II. Mcorganization of several league unions. ! Mullen, W. J. Palmer, T. C. Banks, J. iden But we have an idea thnt as­ Kindly start a Saving’s Account in his name with The closing address at the league E. Gault, G. W. Roscnherry, Mrs. It. sociation of ideas has something to the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ anniversary was delivered by Miss H. Harnett, R. G. McEwan, J, II. do with it.—Arkansas Gazette. Alice Crone, in which she gave ail a c -. Cronmrtie, A. M. I.nnib, I). W. Hall, ing on Christmas eve. count of her labors in tho field hIiico Allan McFarlnn, L. It. Hatcher, Paul she undertook the work u few months Kendall. I think he’ll have fun watching- his account grow ago. | District Conference Records—C. W. The Florida Annual Conference was Mntelson, T. M. Strickland, W. G. DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE when I explain how his savings will be increased hv tho called to order yesterday morning in Strickland, Mrs. C. S. Gardner, C. It. interest added by your bank. As long ns our supply of cotton the First Methodist church by Hisbop Morgan, W. N, Potter, W. A. Fisher lasts wo will soil now cotton mattress­ Warren A. Candler, of Atlanta, (In., and C. W. Dudley, es at tho following prices delivered. who will preside during tho seventy- j Press Reporter— I). H. Sweat, Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has Full sizo 50-lb. cotton mattress, $8. eighth session of that body, lie anPostmistress— Mrs. Clias. Graham, something to add to his account every week. When he Three-quarter sizo, $7.00. flounced hymn No. 5G0, "And Are We Hon. E. G. Duckworth, mayor of is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I Singlo bed bIzo, $0.00. Yet Alive?" by Charles Wesley, and the city, being introduced, delivered You are not under any obligation to led in prayer. an address o f welcome on behalf of think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time Thnt In his morning talk the bishop com­ tile city, and Mrs. John T. Fuller spoke taka these mattresses if not satisfac­ will be a REAL gift. * mented on some of tho experiences of in behalf o f the entertainment com­ tory on delivery. Your old pal, Will also renovate your old mattress the Apostle Paul, in which lie empha­ mittee. Mrs. Fuller snid in closing sized tho fact that every man's life her address: "For the sake of those up until Docombor 20th, nftcr which DAD. should ho a course mapped out by tho of you who by sacrifice and tho»fnc- time wo will discontinue renovating Almighty, and that in following tho ing of dangers known and unknown and if you wnnt work, got it whilu you divine plan there will come Hummer-j hnvo made today possible for us; for can. Writo us a card nnd your call nblu blessings to the individual. Ho Ithe sake of the homes whom your will bo answered nt once.— Sanford said there might lie sumo rough places presence Iiiih ldessed; for the sake of Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. ns in the ense o f Paul, but God will the little heads upon whom your 218-fltp S Enclosed please find cheek for * ..................................... with which to open a Savings Account for Give a Real Gift This Christmas The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida ADDITIONAL LOCAL Namo | Peppers - Egg Plant I OlIR 1921 CROP HAS ARRIVED■ : Tomato Seed S HANFORD Kindly mail the pass book to me at....................................... Address -COME IN AND SEE US BEFORE BUYING ! Drop a cord in the book marked “ Merry Christmas from THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. ■ ■ ■ - Address ■ FLORIDA ■ Namo s ■ ■ �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 (PAGE TWO MISCELLANEOUS ‘SHOWER S O C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, Phono 21T-W If you bnvp n n y frien d * v lallln g you — II y o u n r e R o la n n n j a h c r t o r c u m in * h o m e , op U y o u n r r r n l r r l a l n l n R . w r l l e m p t i l l t l i n r t l t o t h l a d r t u i M m e n t , r I v Ii i r d r t n l l a , o r le le h |» o n e l i t l lr t n . I t tr ill b e R ro R tly h .-o r r r ln tp d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Sntunlny— Mr#. II. A. Ncwmnn will entertain nt bridge nt her homo on East Fourth stcet, nt three o'clock complimenting Miss Nornm Horndon. Sntunlny—Children's story Hour nt the Central Park nt four o’clock. Saturday— Ladies of the Methodist Church will hold their bnzunr and chicken supper nt the old stnnd of Mrs. Cntca. Saturday—Cccilinn Club will meet nt 3:00 p. m. nt tho studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtlo nvo. Saturday—Miss Clara Milieu will en­ tertain nt n Miscellaneous shower nt the Teiuplo Girls Home on 1'nrk avenue, complimenting Miss Winnie Drown a bride-elect of this month. Tom ft! art in left yesterday nfternoon for WuycrosH where he goes for treatment for his arm. Mrs. C. E. Ward, Mrs. M. Myers, Mrs. J. C. Foster ami .loo King at­ tended church in Orlando Sunday morning. The Woman’s Club will have on sale the week before Christmas, at Miller's corner, Christmas trees, mistletoe, and other Christmas greens, CHRISTMAS CAROLS Tho Music Department of the Wom­ an's Club assisted by the Snnford Rand, will sing the Christmas Carols, Christmas afternoon at Central Park. A splendid program Tills been arrang­ ed. Come out nnd join in the sing­ ing. IDLER'S CLUII Entertaining with her usual charm­ ing nnd gracious manner, Mrs. R. J. Holly was hostess yostordny afternoon at a surprise Miscellaneous Shower given in honor of Miss Norma Hern­ don, whoso marriage to Lieut. Albort Bivins takes placo December 17th, nt tiie Episcopal Church. The sjiacious rooms of this lovely home wero opened ensuito, nnd beau­ tifully decorated. The Christmas col­ ors, red and green, being used. The ihnndeliores were gracefully entwined with vines and ferns, nnd tho lights shaded in red which cast n rich warm glow over the pretty scene. Baskets nnd crystal vases of red roses nnd poinsettias were effectively placed, while over cabinets ami mantels wero pretty vines and trailing ferns. Mrs. Holly nnd Miss Herndon re­ ceived the guests at the door. Mrs. Iloliy wore a becoming frock of black innton crepe, Miss Herndon wore an exquisite creation of rust colored bro­ caded velvet, with crystal trimmings. Severn] instrumental selections wore beautifully rendered by ftlrs. It. E. Tolar during the afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Phillips sung: “ How I Love Tliue” (by Mnry F. Lawrence,) nnd “ Her Garden” (by Walter Wallace) in her usunl charming manner. .Miss Mil­ dred Holly snug very sweetly “ Love Birds" (by Mary Earl and Ted Florlto). A drawing contest afforded much merriment among the guests, Miss Florence Henry’s drawing receiving the most votes, was given the prize, a dainty corsage. Miss Herndon was presented a lovely bride's hook as n souvenir of the occasion. After the contests Mrs. Holly an­ nounced that Kris Krinkle had mude a visit there for Miss Herndon, nnd opened the doors of tho music roam displaying a beautiful Christmas tree, with nil its ornaments and studded with numerous electric lights in vari­ colored globes. On the branches and under ncuth the tree were an array of gifts tied with the Christmas col­ ors. The honoroe was tiie recipient of many handsome gifts. Following the shower the hostess assisted by Mrs. J. (5. Sharon, nnd Misses Olive Newman and Mildred Holly served delicious refreshments, consisting of apple snow topped with whipped cream and cherries, angel food cake, mints and coffee. This was the prettiest of the many pre-nuptial parties with which Miss Herndon is being honored. The members of the Idler’s Club were must delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Render at her home on First street. There being two tallies of players. A profusion of lovely pink roses were used in decorating the rooms where the card tallies were placed. in tiie interesting game of bridge played during the afternoon high WOMEN’S CLUB score was made by Mrs. Harry Herren, who was given a potted plant. The Women’s Club hold its regular Mrs, Mender served chicken salad, business meeting on Wednesday Doc. aaltiiies, suited nuts, sandwiches, cof­ 7th, with the president, Mrs. John fee and ice cream as refreshments. Leonard! in the chair, After reports o f officers and stand­ Everybody dance to the joyful mu­ sic of the Caiiovn Jazz Hand at the ing committees, the Building Com­ Valdez Hotel Saturday night. 222-ltc mittee submitted recommendations as to the sale of the present dull bouse, together with plans and esti­ e v e r y WEEK IIRIDGE n.CM mates for a new one, nnd also several The members of the Every Week lots for consideration by the elub. Rridge i lull were very charmingly en­ D id:'inn was postponed to January tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. mcttlng. The matter o f tin* sale of Red L. C Kolb at her home on Park ave­ Cross stamps was also taken up and nue, there being two tallies of play­ discussed fully. . ers, Mrs. Layton, dub welfare Supt, of The Christmas colors, red and green, were used in the decoration, Orange county spoke of the import­ red roses and polnsettinH in baskets ance of this sale nil urged the three nnd vases being effectively placed in counties, Orange Lake and .Seminole, the room where the card tallies were to pull together for a tuberculosis arranged. The tally cards were also sanitarium which is greatly needed in keeping with the season. now, Each county selling 800ft In tiie Interesting game of bridge stamps will have a county nurse, and played during thy rifternoon, the the Woman’s Club Is making a great prize for high score, a beautiful pic­ effort to secure one for .Seminole ture, was won by Miss Kolb. county. At the conclusion of the card game The Club voted to join the Rotary the hostess served, chicken salad, dul) in preparing a community sandwiches, olives, wafers, coffee and Christians tree and the President ap­ fruit cake, as refreshments. pointed an able committee for this Miss Kolb and Mrs. L. P. McCuller work. acted as substitutes for absent club The hour of tiie business meeting members. Club members enjoying of the club was changed to .1 o’clock. Mrs. Kolb's etui ruling hospitality were The Welfare Department announced Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs, W. J, Thig­ that the next meeting of that de­ pen, Mrs. (i. F. Smith, Mrs. C. M. partment will lie on Dec. 21a. Vorcc, Mrs. S. K. Harrell and Mrs. W. Reports of delegates to tho State K. Watson. convention were doffrd until January meeting, HARM DANCE The ltnrn Dance given last evening by the members of the Senior Chap­ ter llrolherhooil of St. Andrews was a splendid success both socially and financially. Tiie Parish House was transformed into a huge •Tiarn". Large stacks of hay, with pitch forks and rakes were effectively plated. The music was excellent, being pi­ ano and violin, and dances both old nnd new were enjoyed until a late hour by a large crowd. Coffee, cake and cool drinks were served throughout tho evening by jllrs. Chris Matthews assisted by the members of the Junior Chapter H, H. H o f-m a c C om plete S tock O u i" NOTICE bride. M|sn Dorthy May Leo capti­ SECOND DAY OF CONFERENCE FILLED WITH FINE REPORTS vated the crowd with a vocal solo, “ I Love You Truly." Tho costumes (ronllnunl fmm One) made the little folks look quite wll be so sorely ncedod in building tho grown -up, the little hoys in their college; that tho third week in Jnnudress suits and the little girls in their nry bo fixed ns tile time for tho col­ picturo hilts and long dresses. Jack lection of nil payments duo November Mprn as tho minister rend the amus­ I, and that tho first week in next No­ ing ceremony with ns much dignity vember bo designated as “ Pay-up ns if it had been real. The enter­ Week,” inasmuch as most of these tainment was gotten lip by Mrs. T. pledges fall due at that time. W. Lawton’s S, S. Class, for the bene­ The hoard recommends the appontment of Dr. S. W. Lawler ns educa­ fit of the park fund. Forty dollars was raised for this fund. tional secretary-treasurer. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Swope and fam­ A minority report was presented ily spent Saturday afternoon shop­ bearing the sgnnturo o f It. F. Ilodnott, ping in Snnford. portniilng to the appointment of Dr. Mendnmcs Wolcott, Jones, Luther Alderman mi resident of tho college, making request that the trustees se­ nnd Okcrlund visited Orlando Inst cure another man for president. The week. Tho Bnzanr of the Womans' Club report was discushsed, and on a rising vote it was voted down by the body, opened Thursday morning and will following which the majority report last through Saturday evening. was adopted as a whole. Mrs. E. G. Ifnncock spent Wednes­ The following committee bn mem­ day in Sanford. Rev. L. E. Wright loft Wednes­ orials to the General Conference was day to attend the nnnunl conference appointed on nomnintion of tiie presid­ ing elders: L. I). Low®, J. D. Mitchell, in Orlando. R. F. Ilodnott, O. A. Thrower, J. M. Misses Mnble Swope and Elizabeth Gross, S. Grady, W. F. Dunklo. Lawton of Rollins College npent the Dr. S. C. Hurgin, secretary of the week-end nt home. Church Extension Board, nddressed Miss Jambs o f New York is visit­ the conference on the interests of the ing her sister Mrs. Thco Aulin. society he represents, in which he re­ Mrs. O. P. Swope entertained the ferred to Floridn ns a land o f pros- Ladles Aid and Bible Clnns of the ent day greatness. Speaking of the Methodist church Monday afternoon. general work he declared that the Mrs. L. E. Wright is attending con­ Southern Methodist church was not ference in Orlntido this week. failing in its task, hut from one side Mr. and Mrs. Love of Arcadia nre of tho territory to the other thu work nt the Oveldo Hotel for several of building and developing tho field weeks. was stcndly going forward. In clos­ W. N. Blackwood of Orlando, was ing he expressed lis delight at iiolng in Oveiilb Monday. in Florida, nnd his willingness to nid Mrs. Frank Morris, Mrs. L. R. in the work of church building ns the Mitchell nnd Woolsey Sturdlvnnt society has funds in hands. He re­ spent Thursday In Orinndo. ferred to himself as the husband of Messers T. W, Lawton and W. J. ftiiss Elizabeth Kilpatrick, well known Lnwtoh spent Sunday afternoon in in Florida, and who sent her best re­ Winter Park. gards to the Floridn conference. Iff. A. Kllvert is in New York on Bishop Candler in commenting on business tills week. the work of Church Extension urged Mrs. Tl. W. Lawton spent Wednes­ the closest attention of tho brethren day In Snnford. to this great claim of tiie church, nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, .Misses Mnble in his judgment the hoard will realize more on Its investments in Florida Swope and Elizabeth Lawton nnd Mr. than in almost any other section of Francis Swope motored to St. Augus­ tine Friday for the w'ek-ond. the country. The Bishop recounted tho fact that All persons holding tickets for Law­ with something like 10,000 Methodists rence Haynes Recital can reserve seats in the two dstricts of Florida terri­ at Bower & Rnumillat’s Friday starttory in the Alabama conference, tiie I ing at 1 2 nooii. 221-2 tc fttnrinntin and Pensacola districts, Florida Methodism lias something like I 00,000 Methodists, with a population EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE of less than a million, I represent progressive, modern In­ He expressed the earnest wish that other Mcthodisms which seek to surance old-lino companies and am crowd Into this territory where our prompt in rendering you expert serv­ Southern Methodism is covering the ice in securing for yon Just whnt you field would hnvu tiie gneo to retire want in life Insurance on tho plan to fields that are "white unto the suited to your present and future harvest” and are not being covered ns need. Endowment, monthly income Is the territory in nur Southland. The plans, and nutomobilo nnd fire in­ work is being better cared for in Flor­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. ida than in New York or Boston. W. J. THIGPEN. Under call of question 17 the pas­ tors of the Barlow, Gainesville and Jacksonville districts made their re­ Removal Announceme’t ports, their characters having been passed by the conference. Ur, S. W. Lawler, secretary of edu­ JOHN J. H EITZ, M. D. cation made Ids report, showing that and Chiropractor in the campaign for funds $771,500 were plcdgdc, and that something whose offices for tiie past year wore tike $21,000 has already been paid in located at tiie Seminole Hotel nnd at on these pledges. 107 Ninth avenue, Snnford, has mov­ The morning session of the second ed into a larger place which is being day's session was called to order by 4‘quippcd us tho Sanford Sanitarium, Bishop Candler, who read a portion of located at 1009 Union Street or Sec­ the third chapter of the gospel by ond street East. Matthew. He spoke of the work of John tiie Baptist, who cornu preaching tiie kingdom of heaven. The Bishop Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted said the only way the kingdom is by the new birth. There is no other way hut to repent and turn to God for |strTOM MOORE don and life. Preaching is tiie proc­ lamation of the kingdom of heaven, Optometrist-Optician under the demonstration of the spirit, Opp. Postoffice with the one object of making men and women fit for tho kingdom of I We Appreciate Your Business God, was the definition given by the bishop. The morning talks by Bishop Calid- Frames Repaired LenscH Duplicated lur are very greatly enjoyed by the brethren, and large crowds are gath­ ering for the afternoon services to hear the messages being delivered ity Dr. II. C. Morrison, of Kentucky, He is a strong preacher, and his sermons are well received by large audiences. a 1 « 2 Money gathered and not working is truly IDLE W E A L T H . ■ S s J ID LE W E A L T H invokes a hard- ship on its possessor; he is deprived of the interest it would earn; and, in addition, community wealth is not increased for the reason that idle money does not build up a community. Deposit your money with this strong bank and you will fulfill the purpose of acquired wealth and enjoy its yield in safety and security, i | S P a i “ j j First N ational Bank | i *A COMMUNITY BUILDER ■J F. P. Forster, Pres. * + + + * * * * * : ♦< + * * * * * I** + * * * * * * * * Tim Chiistlan hmhr.voi Society held a social nt tin* Club house Fri­ day night.Although only n small per cent o f tiie membership were present, a most enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. ami Mrs. S. W. Swope spent FOR It EN T- Apartment, furnished, Thursday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. W. P Carter enter­ 1020 East Second street. 220-itp tained a few of the young people at a dance last week at their home nt Lake Charm, A very delightful entertainment was given Inst week nt tho school house, The main feature of the pro­ Highest Q u ality gram was a Tom Thumb wedding, with little Ben Jones as Tom Thumb afid little Miss Minnie King an the Co. S=» 3R, X a 3E3S5S T a i l s . B. F. W hitner, Cashier !■ OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column LAW YERS CONTRACTORS George A . DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Atlorney-nt-Law Contractor nnd Builder Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA HARTFORD B A T T E R Y “ Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. Higgins, Inc. G AR AG ES FLORIDA Sanford Constructs Co. CONTRACTORS AND IIUILBRIIS Planes and Specifications Cheerfully ' Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE P. O. Hoi 1*1 H aight & Wieland PU R E W A T E R Elder Springs Water Expert Repairing 99.98% PURE Phone 31 M V Sanford. Fla OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES Oak and First HOTELS Geo. W . Knight Hotel Montezuma Real Estate and Insurance “ S an ford’s New Hotel" $1.50 Up Per Day Smith Bros. Garage SANFORD FLORIDA .. Employment Bureau.. SA N FO R D The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests nil young women desiring employment to register nt the First National Bank. AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. General Machine nnd Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Stool Gear Immls in stock Crank Shafts Rc-turucd Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 146-J NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*. T R A N SF E R “ WE DELIVER TIIE GOOD9” Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If we please you, tell others; If tell us. Phone 498 W. RAWI.ING, Prop. no —Got your Scratch Pads from Th* Herald—by tho pound— 16c. Acteylene Welding H. W . N ICKERSON OF ALL KINDS ------ Thg regular annual meeting of tiie stockholders of the First National Bank of Sanford, Floridn, will lie held in accordance with its By-laws, in tho offices of the hank on Tuesday, Janu­ ary Ifttli, lirJJ, at 10 o'clock a. ill. for the purpose of electing a board of di­ rectors to serve for the ensuing year, ami for tiie transaction of any other business that may properly come be­ fore the meeting, II. F. W1HTNEU, l l-ll-onw-fite Cashier. B attery Sid le w e a l t h * Sanford W elding Co. Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Income Tax Service Located In Engle Bldg., 20,7 Oak Ave, GLOBE PIANO CO. Room 10 McNclll-Dnvis Bldg. Phono 852 Orlando, FI*. IN SU R A N C E SAVE YOU MONEY N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Auto Radiator Repair W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Write ua Shop Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located at 207 French Ave., between Snnford Florida 2nd and Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. ................................................................................ unm9*M u **n*****n*unnnnunuununnumnm»»*nnnu \ SEED POTATOES, ROSE 4, IRISH COBBS AND RED BLISS | ! All Maine Crown Ji a n Free From Scnli and FunKui.------------II,-M <|,u,||lv lh(! |.0WBST l-IUCE jj THE L. ALLEN SEED CO. 8 SANFORD ■ ■ aHHU. FLORIDA a i , „ L..z l»MIJWLIKM3ISaHnilBiBatt*ai> �The Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida ■ Sanford, Fla., Dec. 5, 1921. 8■ 8 ■ ■ Care of Seminole County Bank, 8 ■ 8 Sanford, Florida. Dear Santa Claus:— I should like Johnny to have a Christmas present this year that he will thank me for every day of his life. «■ « - the ■— ....... . • e - n - SHIPMENT OF CITRUS he intrnducedresolutions declaring FRUIT AT FLOOD-TIDE existing stnto of war between United States and Germany nnd AustriaTho next two weeks will see the Hungary. Chairman Stato Demo­ Congressional Committee. peak of tho citrus fruit shipping sea- cratic Fifty b I x yenrs old, homo Appomat­ son from this section, was the opinion tox, Vlrginin. Tho House adjourned expressed yesterday by representa­ immediately on tearing of death, tives of several largo packing conems operating In Orlando. With the BAPTISTS MEETING orange market strong nnd tho grape­ AT MIAMI TODAY fruit market continuing to strength­ HEAR FINE REPORTS en, the packers aro concentrating on moving as much of their fruit ns pos­ sible at presont to cntch the Christ­ mas mnrkot. • V. B. Ncwon, socrctnry of tho Standard Growers' Exchange, snid that the prc-holldny movement would continue to gain momentum with tho 12th, 10th nnd 14th of this month re­ cording tho high wnter mnrk o f he citrus movement out of tho htnto dur­ ing the 1021-22 senson. Ho said that if tho market didn’t satisfy the ship­ pers it never would. "California, with a bumper crop of citrus fruit, is beginning to move its product in order to ronp the benefit of the Christmns market, and com­ petition will grow keener after the holidays when tho California fruit begins to arrivo in grentor volume on the market," hp snid. Mr. Newton discounted the likelihood that the heavy shipment from California, now under way, would nffect tho strength of the present market. "Florida growers nnd shippers have had a most successful Henson so far," said Mr. tNowton. "They can­ not complain , The prices have been good and if the grower has not expect ed the price ho has obtained for his fruit to take care o f bad investments he has made he should bo well satis­ fied.” L. A. Hake, manager of the OrlnnL. A. Hake, manager of the Orange County Sub-Exchange, said that they shipped 7b cars from this territory during last week. To dnto for tho present week 30 cars have gone to the market. Mr. Hake cemented up­ on tho short orange crop duo to tho extended droughts, and seedling groves. "The fruit is much smnllcr in many sections duo to the drought, and ims not contributed to the market shrinkage in tho number o f boxes which will record tho total orange shipment from tho Htnto this year." To furnish the oxnct figures to il­ lustrate this noticeable shrinkage in the orange crop, Mr. Ilnke turned back to last year’s shipping figures and compared them with thoso to date this year. Up to Saturday, November 20, of the presont yenr, 700 enrs of ornngos had passed through the 100 or more pneking houses of tho Florida Citrus Ex­ change scattered over tho state, than for the anmeffperiod during the yenr before. On tho other hand, It wns found that 700 more cars of grnpefruit had gone to tho maiket.—Or­ lando Sentinel. NEGRO EXPRESS ROBBER SHOT BY MARINE NEAR SAVANNAH MIAMI, Dec. 7.—The morning ses­ sion Florida Baptist convention here to-dny devoted largely to reports of various activities of church work. All Indicative of excellent growth Baptist denomination in state. MIAMI STAGES BIG CLEAN­ UP AT CITY IIALL MIAMIDcc. 0.—Colonel C. S. Coe, appointed city manager of Miami on August 2 nt a salnry of $10,000 a year, was removed today by tho city commission. Frnnk H. Wharton, n former ninyor, wns appointed to succeed him. Inefficient manage­ ment of the city ndministrntion wns given ns the enuse of removal. Col. Coo enmo .here upon his appointrmmt from St. Augustine, Fla. Tho vote for tho removal of Col. Coo was unanimous, a general shakeup followed, Henry G. Ralston, who held the office of ^director of pub­ lic welfare without salnry, offered Ids resignation. It wns unanimously ac­ cepted. The commission then proceeded to combine the office of city manager with tile department of public safety It also combined tho departments of public sendee, naming Charles W. Murry of tho department of public Murry,who 1ms1 been acting director of the department of public service as bond of the new bureau. Aftr accepting the resignation of Charles I’. Scldon as director of finance the commission ^appointed W. A. Kolhepp of Miami, to succeed him. Tiie commission also removed Frank Baker, chief of tho welfare department. No successor wns nam­ ed, He, Leslie Quigg, chief o f police, wns told that he could remain in Ids offico for n time nnd permanently if he could ninke good. The ousted administration began with tiie taking of offico by Col. Coe. All the other officnls were appointed by Idm soon afterward. "Nrgative results" on needed city improvements were said to have been tiie cause of tho genral changes. Lawrence Haynes, High Auditorium, December 9th. School 220-3tc AM ER ICAN B E A U T Y and HOT-POINT Electric Irons .» Kindly start a Savings Account in his name with the enclosed dollar and put the pass book in his stock­ ing on Christmas eve. W atson’s Charges Being Investigated By Senate Committee I think he’ll have fun watching his account grow when I explain how his savings will be increased by the interest added by your bank. Not Investigation of Senator But O f­ ficers of U. S. Army I Hr The Aaaoclnted I’reaa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 .—Beginning an investigation of charges by Sena­ tor Wntson thnt privates wore hanged during tho war without trial, Chairman Brnndegec, of the special Sonato committee announced todny proceed­ ings were not the investigation of the Georgia senator but wns ordered to ascertain whether "officers o f tho United States army were murderers." Eleven members of tho American Expeditionary force were hanged in France after conviction by court mnrtial Colonel Walter E. Bthol, assist­ ant Judge advocate general of tho army, testified today before tho sen­ ate committee investigating chnrges by Wntson thnt American soldiors were hanged without trial. STATE SUPREME COURT RECESSED FOR FUNERAL OF MRS. JULIA ELLIS Edison Mazda Lamps SAVANNAH, Dec. 8.— Reports hero of shooting of negro express robber on Atlnntlc Const Lino train eighty hIx Inst night by Marino garding mall. Railroad officials said 30x3 their only Information negro robbing for.... express car when shot. For Brighter Light Firsts and Guaranteed REPRESENTATIVE FLOOD Gasoline VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT, from visible pump. Accurate measure. DIED TODAY AT NOON F. pTrines s ■ 9 a ■ I 8 Address Name ! Kindly mall the pass book to mo at. Address Drop a cord in the book mnrked "Merry Christmas from ?( i 8 ■ Nnmo TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 8-S t o t o Supreme Court recessed to-day and til,, members nt Quincy to attend in body Funernl of Mrs. Julia Ellis wire', have been distributed along the mother of Justice William H. Ellis, entire route. The line when complot. who died yesterday at thnt place. ed will run from the county sent to GIndecrest, thence to tin** Hillsboro TELEPHONE LINES lock, where it will fork. One brnnch FOR THE GLADES will run to the.' East Bench settlement and the other u Soldi Bay and OkooWEST PALM BEACH. Dec 8.— Inntn. Construction of the telephone line in the Upper Glades district is progres­ For office supplies, stationery, etc., sing rapidly and poles to carry the tho Hcrnld office. ■ .8 ■ ■ ■ ia ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ In responso to tho inquiry of many telephono subscribers: "What can I do to help my aervico?" this advertisement is published. ■ s ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ H e lp C o n tr o l B ■ “ B u sy ” R e p o rts Out of the thousands Of telephone calls made ’daily, about ten per cent result in a report of busy lines. This enormous number of busy reports is flue largely to the fact that many subscrib­ ers repeat their calls at intervals of a few Seconds. Making immediate and repeated calls for & busy line causes much unnecessary work for the operator and is a wasteful use of lines and equipment. It will improve your service and help the general service of the community if you Will wait a few minutes after receiving the busy report before making a second call, S ■ ELECTRICITY—a boon to the household—has become indispen­ sable at any period of the day. 8 . Electric light and heat in the morning—electric toaster—percola­ tor—grill—at the breakfast table— all make a household duty a pleas­ ure. 8 8 ■ Electric vacuum cleaners, sew­ ing and washing machines—and electric irons—have taken the “ work” out of “ housework.” Say it with an electric gift— it will do the work—quicker, cleaner and cheaper. GILLON & FRY I SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S Oils and Greases WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—Ropro- Wo give tickets with ench purchnse, Bentntlvo Henry D. Flood, Democrat, good for 5 per cent in trade Tenth Vlrginin* District, died sudden­ Phone 481-J ly with heart troublo, at his homo hero shortly boforo noon, ho had been ill for sevoral weeks, Srvlng clov­ en term In Congress. As Chnlrmnn Sanford, Fla. of House Foreign Affuirs Committee, 105 Palmetto Ave. ■ Kudosed please find check for $.....................................with which to open n Savings Account for Fidelity Tires $8.50 -™‘3W$10.00 ■ Hold me responsible for seeing to it that Johnny has something to add to his account every week. When he is older he will take over that responsibility himself. I think he’ll have the saving instinct by that time. That will be a REAL gift. Your old pal, DAD. Electric Heaters for the hath, bedroom and Nursery 8 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Weet Flret Street 1018 W w t P in t S tm t OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921 PAGE FOUR__________________ which lies within tho limits o f tho municipality and already tho city has named a Planning Board which has certain powers and duties that may curb indiscriminate platting of land within the limits of tho city and that immediately contiguous thereto. It is to bo hoped that broad-minded men will see the error made in the past and correct it in the future. What could be more desirable than that a great part of the lnnds around tho city should be Inid out in larger lots where our visitors may find sites for palatini homes skirting brond streets with wonderful landscaping around thesu homes, adding to their value and increasing the appeal of the city to its increasing crowd of visitors?— St. Petersburg Times. ------------ o— • — m m i b i i a m N i M h i a i i i The Arbucklo case cost tho comodinn $30,000 says tho dispatches. He hUUM (TMT ilttrwra UM|t Buds? at Tka got o ff light. Wo figured that $30,Hsrsld BalMlaf, 1ST *s*astU * » 1M 000 would only bo tho usual ‘ 'retain­ h a u ti Florida ing fee" for those 'Frisco lawyers. They’lire in tho small town class. San­ _____________ru a m n x a s____________ ford lawyers could hnvo done much R. J. 110LLY _______________Editor better than that. N. J. LlLLAUD....8 ecrct*ry-Trca«urer fl. A. NEEL .,........General Manager NOW FOK A STRONG l'ULE SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. C. L. IHW1N OiaOULATIOM HAM*0 EE I’ honr 148 up to 6 I*. M. aa.»rtl»)m Eitoi Msd. Ksawa <** Ap,ho«tloa ■ub.erlptt.* Frto* la Adraaoa Oa. Tmi ............................................ »J£ p.llr.r.d la Clip bf Oarrlar Oa. Waafc ..................................... »» °*nt* Th. bl» !>• ta !*-,*«• Waaklj m.raM a®. Uni* oonr. a.wliioU OcuatT aa4 U pabUibal w ry Friday- Ads.rtUls* «U . mada Emwb as appUeaUoa. Dtroacrallo ta paUUaa. IMS par yiar. alwayn la adtaaaa.______________ Member of The Asnoelated Preaa ■ ■ ■ s The tlmo was never so propitious in Sanford for a long pull, a strong pull and a pull all together to make this the greatest city in Central South Florida. Tho time is hero when wo must all forget political differences, o- _ VIRGINIA petty jenlousies, family lineage and V?r ? eu 1 B BURLEY antecedents and get together under Notables TURKISH the banner of the Chamber of Com­ merce and work for Sanford morning, T h e th re e g r e a t e s t noon and night. If wo spent less time c i g aLrre e ttte t e ttco b a c c o s , on the smaller things of life and moro blending MILDNESSng M ILD time on the big things, if wo could MELLOWNESS-AROMA get above tho petty differences and It rains and the day is cloudy. get n broader vision of life, if wo could -o By a Hanford Celery-Fed Must have been the result of the just all get together in one big fam­ Man ily here in Sanford this city would rninbow yesterday. take a spurt that would place it in ------------ o-----------Even the weather report says It will the twenty-five thousand class in no time. This is the one time for nil of rain today and then Borne. Paying 80 cents a dozen fot; storage us to get together, stand together and ------------ o -----------eggs and have them say “cheap, Cohl weather is needed for the big work together for Sanford. It mntcheap" to you is ijioro than I can Christmas trade that Sanford is l<> 1*ers not about who is to get the erod­ stand. ing for. it for building Sanford, it matters not ________ a-----------whether certain ones take the lend, it At Tampa during fair week the * 111 ' j m s z * Sanford is to have a pre-cooling matters not about John Jones or Bill boosters will wear buttons which plant which can bo used for home Smith making money from something I that was broAght here through tho read: "Ask me— I live here.” brew.— Daytona Journal. would suggest that they add to tho Chamber of Commerce, it matters not ----------- o ------Where One Step Wati Popular Franco wants to have the third “ bout Bill Smith being the man who uUon y° U to lt’ Headline in Buffalo Express: "Log largest navy. Nix on that. Wo arc ' P''“ big it over, it matters not about Speaking of laughing wnters: Over Shot Olf at a Dance." in favor of Switzerland having th e1* ^ Jones always on his feet and in Lake county they hnvo the Mimicthird largest navy. making a good talk and gett ng his Oklnwahn and the ^Just received full line of army goods name in the newspapers. What is the uaiuwaim anu me — army officers' shoes, tents, tarpaidifference about publicity, about p er- l’'ilntknhnhn. Thnt s nothing to sneezo ians, cots and mnttrosses for cots. All Wo want to congratulate tho Irish soniil mention, about admiration? ■“ ** H0 lry Withlncoochoo on your grades blankets, khaki breeches, hats on getting together at last. May tho Those of us who nre in favor of mnk- I"01' 0* caps, loggias, etc. Call and sco our peace be os lasting as thu bickering ing n Greater Sanford care nothing has seemed to be. There are four lies to one truth real bargain prices,—Thrasher & about our names being in the paper. 218-Gtc and I expect that proportion will bo Garner. What the real citizens of Sanford want An airplonc landing in Pensacola is a healthy and steady growth of tho kept p ns tong ns mankind lasts. harbor yesterday struck a porpoise. city along the lines laid down by city We saw an automobile strike a por­ builders and tho city’s growth will Adv. in the Jiix Met says: "Work poise on thu Sanford-Orlando road one either lie retarded by the tardy o f - , « ’“ ntcd by ox-servico man ( French) day. forts of those who would pull iinck or who speaks eleven languages." Htov- S a l e B a n k r u p t c y S t o c k ------------ a . . . -----will go ahead when all of the people nil ought to employ him to express Notice is hereby given thnt underSomehow or other Sanford lins get together in tho Chamber of Com- dsfeelings of Hillsboro county Mjrtied, trustee in the matter of S. seemed very ipiiut after the Ku Klux merce with the idea of getting awny •Dir't‘s' Benjamin, trading and doing business walked down our streets the other from personalities and all work for J ns H. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will night. Of course no one was scared Sanford. This work can only be ac- j Cunning men, sooner or later, get on Saturday, December 10th, 11*21, at cotnplishcd through tho Chamber of .caught in traps they sot for others. of them. the corner of First street and Palmet­ Commerce and when this Idea finally --------to avenue, Snnford, Florida, between We see old friend Forest Lake in filters through the minds of sufficient Ladies, What Do You Think of This? the hours of 2 p. m. and -I p. in., ro.srney ,0052 ni degnnlic t'nevah ceive bids on tho following stock and on top in the Sanford election and is people in Hanford to make it unnniminis tile city will go ahead and do (nnpnJ in selytH now a commissioner. Forest, thou fixtures located at the above address: hast a tough job, but if you wanted it, business upon a large scale. Hanford Tables, safe, window fixtures, show you’ve got it, and you're welcome to never looked better, felt better, than A grower named Horry had a (c-nnen, clothes hangers, etc,; ties, eolright now but wo should not let it against a buyer named Dill and pre-. lars, shoes, etc, Tho right is resorv------------ o -----------A Sanford firm is now advertising slip back into tlrtit sense of content­ sented it; whereupon Dill exclaimed: ed to reject nay and all bids. Highest in Orlando papers. We suppose Or­ ment that lias ruined so many grow­ "Yes, I’m Dill, Berry, and you have hid subject to approval, lando merchants will reciprocate by ing cities. Either wo go forward or presented your bill, Berry, before it CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, Now, if your fath­ 220-ltc advertising in the Hanford Herald. we go backward. There is no stand­ was due, Berry. Trustee. However, we always did think Orlan­ ing still in business or in tho growing er, the elder Berry, had not been such do should do their trading in Sanford. of a city. Wo should not bo lulled to a goose, Berry—but I don’t cure a sleep with any false sense of security , straw, Berry— I'll biff you in the eye Piano Owners, Notice! The starving heart of a child is or rest on our laurels content with until it is ldnek, Berry—and maybe more to lie pitied than physical hun­ what lias been done. Any fair minded blue, Berry." Here for n limited stay. Patrons de­ ger Bays the Jacksonville Metropolis. citizen will agree that the marvelous siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. Pork anil Beans on the Hoof. Well said. Remember the Commun­ growth of Hanford in thu past year ity Christmas Tree and prepare to help has been due to the undivided efforts Herb Beans brought a load of lings of the Chamber of Commerce. Every to market this week.— Willlston Pro­ “ Mack the Piano Tuner” the children, fair minded man will agree that if gress. ------------ o -----------Thin will be one of the greatest tiie Chamber of Commerco had twice holiday seasons in our history if we as many members it could do twice Poverty is the only birthright will but get the spirit and make it so. as much. It is a fair proposition to man cannot lose. It is all in thu spirit of the times. the real men of Hanford just like talk­ Whoop up business and you will Imvo ing to them about taking stock in a Sign in a doctor's office: "Consola­ Inis j ness. Die out mid you will make local bank or in the Building Associa­ tion Free.” tion. It means taking stock in some­ it a dead town. I thing that will return to you in a Economy is n rare virtue and has Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated The meat packers of Chicago are thousand different ways. Make your done moro to grease life’s pathway EYES EXAMINED getting real rough and they say that resolution in advance of tho New with comforts and satisfaction than Year and make it now that you get we shall not have any more western wit, humor and fame combined. meats. We should worry. Florida the idea o f standing by your city and lias plenty of the homo product and by your Chamber of Commerce and Henry McLaulin, Jr. Thought for the Day we can live several years without any will got behind every good movement OPT. I). Eighty years hence it will matter regardless of who is fostering the more western meat. • movement and regardless of whether little whether we wore a peasant or a OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST Hanford has one of tho finest bands you like your neighbor or not. We peer, but it will matter much whether 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, Fla. in the state. All those who enjoyed should get together in Hanford now. we did our duty ns ono or the other.— Htopford Brooks, WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE We are nearer together than wo have the fine concert last night in thu park over been before. Let us mako it said h o . They also remarked thnt it was a fine thing to lu^vu tho home unanimous. hand. We wonder if they will dig CITY OF SMALL LOTS down to help support it if necessary. ------------ « -----------Recently a property owner offered ■ Hanford merchants believe in ad­ vertising and Hanford fnerelumts will a criticism to the city commission in Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazils, English be doing business right on regardless submitting a plan for eliminating of fire and flood and warm weather certain alleys in bis holdings. W alnuts, Almonds and lettuce going to seed. Advertis­ lie declared ilin| St. Petersburg ing does something besides bringing was becoming a city of Hinall lots. !i Bulk Figs and Dates, per lb........................25c customers to a store. It builds up Crowded cities in tho north may your town and makes it seem to out­ have some excuses for the* smallness 2 Dried Red Kidney Beans and Split siders as a live and growing city. j Green Peas, per lb..................................15c of building lots, but here where there ■ are miles and miles of property plat­ ,] Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb........................ 35e ted into small building lots, ns yet unoccupied, there is no. legitimate .1 Kingan’s little Link Sausage per lb. box 35c reason for further limitations. K ingan’s Box Bacon and Reliable Hams. Folks come to St. Petersburg be­ fi Wilson’s Certified Oleo and Nutola, cause they like its broad streets, Nucoanut, per lb....................................... 35c llicir cleanly appearance and the fresh, pure air that brings to them b llellsmar’s Blue Rib. Mayonaise, jar....35c-18c health and pleasure. If owners of ; Full gallon cans a Queen Olives, per qu a rt..............................50c land tracts continue to chop them up i o f new pure 10 o’clock for Washington, where » Fresh Honey with comb, per pt. jar..........40c I Florida Syrup, S building lots of dimensions like those Choice Florida and W estern Meats of larger cities, wo may some day 5 find that wo have robbed ourselves of a part of the appeal which won for us the popularity we have enjoy­ | — s ed, "But," says tho realty dealer and Hie subdivision mail, "it's my property and I can do with it ns I ■ Two Phones, Call 211 P a rk A v e. see fit." Phones 407-404 ■’ I. D. M A R TIN , Proprietor Sure, tint tile city ns a whole hns WELAKA BLOCK nn interest in every bit of property Only 14 more Days till Xmas We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping Early." Too many have said it before and it is al­ most a joke. But we con soy without fear of jok­ ing or contradiction that if you hove been saving your money through our plan that doing your Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because you will have that nest egg from which to draw. — IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— It conies to you with full force that you have not been saving as you should. There is nothing gives -you so much independence ns a Bank Account. Come in and le‘ us tell you about it. Christmas l.vhgs it home to you with full force. TRUCK ; ^ o n e -e le v e n cigarettes s The Peoples Bank 20forl5f of Sanford KiKilKikaltalvihfcilv ALW AYS FRESH HAVE YOU SEEN ONE POUND NET J G R A D the Assortment of £ FANCY BASKETS 1386 — A t— NOTICE s New Nuts—New Nuts 5 FLORIDA iSYRUP ! 85c \ 1 Deane Turner ! |The Popular Market ■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ *■ THE BALL HARD­ WARE COMPANY A T Y O U R GROCER WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS A N Y P A R T OF T O W N , ON TER M S TO S U IT Y O U 2 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 lt y C o m p a n y A. P. CONNELLY AGENT How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Quickly Increais Your Energy and Beautify the Complexion— Laxy and Economical to Take. Ntac 11 Alin NICK MIntktm Thin, or run-down folffal Tako Mastitis VITAMON—two tablet* BUST J b u st will) overy lucid. Then weigh and GbJkAm Til fnckn measure yourself curb week mid con­ tinue taking Moulin’* VITAMON regularly until you nro satisfied with WAIST _ WAIST S O 4k Am J ■ J7 /r uk tr your gain in weight ami energy. Muslin * VITAMON contain* highly concentrated ycnst-vitamlnes ns well n» the two oilier .till more important vitamines (Fnt Soluble A nud Water Soluble C). It is now Ig-lng ll*ed by •n thousand* who appreciate it* ennvrnirneo, economy nod quick rcmilts. UJ By increasing tho nourishing power of AIF what you eat Mastin’* VITAMON JCAir [ H tiuAm supplies just what your t«>dy needs m to Iced tiji- shrunk) u tissues, strength­ en internal organs, clear thu skin and renew shattered nerve force without upset ting the stomach or causing gas. I impIcM, Isills mid *kiu eruptions 97 i-r*-. H O Feem to vanish a* i( hy tnngie mid tho Pounds f’uiintij complexion laconic* radiantly dear and lieniitiful. JWPPKTANTt 'V*'1 While ing lionUh-building value of Mastin'* VITAMON* *0 tho nmasdemonstrated in eases of lack of "norgv n ^ n . ! , lT “ c,CM,V n?1 positively f,, - J constipation, skin eruption#, poor eomU'i o V 7 n ' nml mental condition, it should not I«. u*J, | , v ^ P lim it m - ip it v n y indigestion, f y a l iiio ,v > M r all good druggist*. • ^ M A S T I N 'S a e y - V 1TAMONi ,S m i o a i c p t u JiI'A i a iT i. P i nTs T r w tinGinI . YEA5T Aro Poiltivcly Guaranteed to Put O n Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy W hen Taken W ith if i t y u rTliir it i f iM i i n n , tl fsn tR IA . _ IN S isH tV IT A M Q M �TftE SANFbfU) DAILY tifcHALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921__________________ PAGB FIVE "OUR REASON In and A b o u t uule Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief ’’eraonql Item* of Interpol n w in la m h The City tc£ h THE WEATH1 n Fa an an bt r an i t a sz For Floridn: Partly cloudy an and cooler toniirlit; possibly a_» light frost In oxtremo north M portion; Saturday fair and •a somewhat colder in extreme P-n South portion. u aa an an an an an an an an Fn an Summary of tbs Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for llcrald Headers an an an an an temperature an au an an an M an It seems to be damp today — in fact it seems to bo a heavy fog, or wo might say fear of contradic­ aa without tion that it is raining. And an" from tho looks of tho sky a<» we might go further and say Hon. Louis Mnssey, of Orlando, wns an that it will continue to rain in the city today enrouto to points on On during the afternoon. How­ the Last on l«fCnl business. j an ever wo take it as it comes as and when you stop to think Chester Goodrich, o f Orlando, was In an about it you will find that the city today transacting business toi h lorida has fewer cloudy and shnking hands with his many San- J^ days than any other stnto in an the union. Behind tho ford friends. an clouds the sun is still shin­ Mrs. Vloln Palmer hns returned an ing. Let’s go. Do your fn»m a delightful visit with Mrs. U. J. *4 Christmas shopping early. Holly, of Sanford, and Mrs. Jessie an 5:10 A. M. I)KC. 0, 1021 Leybourne Sears, of New Smyrna.— Ha Maximum .................... 70 Gainesville Sun. ! an Minimum ...................... 00 Range .......................... o;i a« a* *» au aa an Pa au as a» aa a* as as as as aa *4 aa au aa au aa Fa City Attorney Goorgo G. Herring an Barometer .................. 30.0:1 hns returned from Tallahassee where an Rain ...................................14 he represented tho city in tho hearings an West and cloudy. aa of tho Commerce Commission in r e -; an gnrd to the proposed ruiso in rates of Fa Fa Pt M h M M IU H the Southern Bell. FOR ADVERTISING” s Eighty-four per cent of tho busi­ ness fniluros of the pnst year occurred among firms which did not advertise. (On paper or by satisfactory service). Here is a pointer—if your business is nofV orth advertising, ndvertiso It for sale. Some tlay you will read ono of our advertisements or hoar of our satis­ factory service at a moment of de­ cision,—then we both will benefit. The above was sent out by tho San­ ford Shoe & Clothing Co., and their big advertisement in this Issue proves their faith. They are calling atten­ tion to the Ten Dollnr Suit Snle in which they give you two suits for only ten dollars extra. Rend the adver­ tisement in this issue of the Ilctnld, MARRIES TO GET $30,000 RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 8.—The use of an automobile, with curtains drawn on a public street, ns a weeding ve­ hicle enrned Harry N. Eads $30,000. Eads, whose home is in Cleveland, Ohio, learned last week of u provision in the will of his mother who died only recently, bequenthing to him $30,000 if he married before hereachud his 27th birthday. He had five days to comply with the terms o f the will and an acquaintance with Ethel Ast, of thic city rapidly budded into romance, culminating when their wedding was solemnized in an nutonmbile on the public street. Rev. E. K. Denton, pastor of a local church, mnrriod the couple. s THERE’S EVER SO : ■ Xmas Gift L E X IN G T O N or Hupmobile B. & 0 . Motor Co. DISTRIBUTORS 209 Park Avenue. -__________________ Sanford mmu : ■ ss And they are all looking* for some­ s thing- nice this Christmas. But I ■ am sure that the Sanford men ■ will be well taken care of ’cause ■ most every one instructs me to get jj that gift for HIM from the BEST Store in Sanford and I’ve looked ’em ■ all over and have decided, that if I do as they ask I just must get them l from— IS ■ ■ 8 I■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ : ■ ■ ■ a a a nalo to hove this opportunity of hear­ early seeding looks well. Warm ing him. The recital is under the Miss Conovo and tho boys from tho weather wns unfavorable for thc auspices of the Americnn Legion. land of Jazz nt the Valdez Hotel to­ bost growth of cabbage, celery, nnd morrow night. 222-ltc lettuce. The planting of onions, cabChnrlcs M. Raphun, of Jacksonvilo, linge, and other truck continues, nnd is in tho city todny arranging for the “ CAUGHT OUT" or i ’KTE IIRAD’ Y’ n large acreage In thc south looks PROPOSAL Ilnyncs recitnl nt tho High School well. Shipments of white potatoes, .1. E. Snyder tho progressive liter- Auditorium tonight. Mr. Raphun beans, and other truck continued in On Tuosdny evening nt 8:15 nt the a moderate way from the south nnd chant of Chuluotn was in the city thut Snnfonl music lovers will High School Auditorium, the Athletic central divisions. Citrus fruits im­ today on business and made the Her- nVu n tn‘nt tonight such ns they aid office an appreciated call. M r.' hnve " ot experienced in many'years. Association will present the clever proved in color in the north, hut the Snyder reports Chuluoto ns proing [ Rnl'hum is well known in San- nnd entertaining 8 act piny, nnmod mid weather ivtnrded mntureing in above. Ik addition, somo of Miss the south, where the normal flavor is forward and many new people coming for<l his m? n>’ frio» d» “ r° Williams’ expression pupils will pre­ absent. Strawberry plants improved ,to see him again. lucre for the winter. sent a one act sketch, “ Two Old during the week. Maids And A Picture." The many friends of Tom Martin T1JL‘ bl‘Bl ,b,ncln* tho bost The price of these two entertain­ CHICKEN SUPPER were glad to see him here for a few thc be8t ‘ ‘ "J0 nt thl* ,,otel V" bb* to* ments in one is only 25 and 50 cents. morrow night. ...... — 222-ltc •lays from the Wnycross Hospital. Get your tickets at Bower and The Methodist Indies will serve Tom’s arm is Improving but he is Roumillot's, or from the school boys nnother olio of their delicious chick­ Jimmie Collins will have nnother not fully recovered from his mix up nnd girls who are selling them. en suppers Saturday night. Seo how with the trnmp on the train In which vaudeville revue nt tho Valdez Hotel Help the high school nnd enjoy a good it sounds. » 222-ltc Tom wns shot nnd the trnmp wns tomorrow night. good evenings entertainment. Menu killed. Roast Chicken, with dressing nnd See Baby Louise Collins dance at Cranberry Sauce. Creamed potatoes JIMMIE COLLINS Tltd Lawrence llnynes recitnl nt the Hotel Valdez tomorrow night. with gravy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, the High Sehool auditorium tonight W IL L EN TER TAIN Celery, Assorted pie, Cheese ami hot will be one of the best recitals that FOR RENT—Two house keeping A T THE V A LD E Z coffco. rooms furnished complete, $0.00 per Sanford pcoplo will hear during tho Price 75c. 210--He. season. Mr. Haynes is a Jackson- week. Apply 1100 Sanford Ave. 221-01 p illc boy who hns made good in his Miss Cnnovn and Her Roys From tho You can get your tickets for Law­ <hosen profession and his Vecitnl to­ rence Haynes’ Recital at Mobley's Land of Jazz and Vaudeville and night will convince his audience that Newberry’s Drug Store is selling Dancing Tomorrow Night Drug Store. 221-2tc all the fine press notices about him tickets for Lawrence Haynes Recital. in this country nnd in Europe were 221-2tc Jimmie Collins announces that he LEGION CHIEF WILL AT­ true in every particular. Mr. and all his attractions will again he TEND MIAMI SESSION Union Pharmacy hns Lawrence at the Hotel Valdez Saturday night Haynes will only be in America a few months and Sanford people are fortu- Haynes Recital tickets on snle. 221-2tc (tomorrow) with Miss Cnnovn and her S. L. I.owrvy, Jr., commander of Jazz Hand nnd all the many attrac­ tho American Legion, department of tions of the vaudeville revue and the Florida, has received official infor­ s i t i n g nnd dancing specialties that mation from national headquarters made such a hit last week. This hunch that National Commander McNider of favorites will he here every week will he at West Palm Bench during and are under the auspices of tho the state convention March HI. American Legion. The program to­ This invitation was extended to morrow night will include the diminu­ the national commander by tln> Flor­ tive dancer, Baby Louise Collins, idn delegation to the national conven­ Douglass Sheldon, dancer; Leo Cantion at. Kansas City following his ova, singer, assisted by Jimmie Col­ unanimous election. And nt that lins, Tho Cracker Bund, and the Boys time ho signified he would he pleased from tho Land of Jazz featuring Miss to visit the department of Floridn. Cnnovn. State Commander Lowroy is well Thu St. Augustine Record 1ms the plenscd with the decision of the following regarding tho little dancer, national commander to pay a visit to Louise Collins: the state and it is possible that plans “ Little Miss Louise Collins, 0 years may he perfected whereby ho enn he of age, from Jacksonville, delighted the audience at tho Orpheum Theatre brought to Tampa for a short stay. McNeldor is n plain soldior nnd Inst ovening, appearing In addition to since his election last month has won the regular performance of "Vodil." a warm spot in the hearts of ,thc Miss Collins featured in n toe dancing members of the legion and others act and wns recalled fivu times. Her whom ho is called upon to deal with. parents hnve had many offers to pluco His overseas record is one which any her on the stage hut feel that sho is young mnti might* admire and al­ Mnku it a still too young to enter the profession. though the record shows that he wns She will appear for the lust time at ndvnnccd from a second lieutenant the Orpheum tliiH evening.” to n lieutenant colonel in a short Lawrence Haynes, High School spneo of time it is the unqualified 220-3tc opinion of all who knew him during Auditorium, December 0th. the war that lie well deserved the promotions. U. S. WEATHER AND CROP The West Palm Bench convention REPORT FOR FLORIDA FOR plans to call for five days of conven­ Open and Closed Models WEEK ENDING DEC. 0. ID2L tion and entertainment nnd according in Stock Temperature: Tho weather was obliterate plans are being made to cnwarmer than thc seasonal average clnhornc plans are being made to en­ A number of Rood used cars at Royal during most of tho week, although tertain the huddles. The prices and terms to suit Poinclnna hotel, one of the finest light frost occurcd In the oxremo norlt and west during the first and resort hotels in the country hns been designated as headquarters. Inst days of the week. LeCIniro Irwin, of tho Herald Print­ ing Co., is nt Okeqchoboo City, look­ ing over the Okeechobee News offico on an inspection tour. Mr. Irwin is auditor for tho Central Florida News­ paper Corporation. : s r a tff / s o /f f w r k L Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE N E W T W O -ST O R Y HOUSE, N E A R L Y F IN ­ ISHED. E A S Y TERM S Other Bargains in Real Estate A. P . C o n n e lly Classified advertisements, 3 cents s line. No sd tsken for less thsu 25 cents, nnd positively no clsssifled ads charged to anyone. Cask must accompany nil orders. Count Hve words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ' FOR SALE BUY A LOT in Lane’s suli-dlvision, $25.01) cash balance $10.00 pur month.— E. F. Lane, Tho Real‘ Estate Man. 218-Otp FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, price $2,000; $500 cash, balance, easy terms; 5-room bungalow on corner lot price $3,750, easy terms.— E. F. Lane, The Real Estate Mail. 221-ltp F oil SALE—Ford with neat truck body on, in good condition, $150. 810 West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-dtp piano, good r n i r s T n r TT'p n ^ " condition, for $101) cash. Phonu 103-J. 218-Otp FOR SAI.II Eight room nouso with bath. Immediate possession. Small payment down, long time on bnlnnco. See Lnno or address Box 782, Daytonu, Fin. 100-Tu-Snt-lw FOR SALE— Ono Florenco Automat­ ic 3-burncr oil stove with mantel and oven. Call 416-W. 201-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Cnll 416-W, 201-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to tho ownor, Klen Arcs, 805 0th St. 205-tfa FOR SALE—Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmas, $2.00 per box F. O. B. Osteen. Cash with order. •—F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-I2tp FOR SALE OR RENT—8 -ioomed house, 1011 Oak ave. Phone 2H3-J. 218-tfc FOR SAI.rt CHEAP—Gas range and stood range, 1011 Ouk ave. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. Inquire 00!) Palmetto ave. 21tMRp FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchennttcs, Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-20tp FOR RENT—Two room apartment, hot water, garage. 1820 Park Avonuo. 22l-3tp FOR RENT— Light housekeeping npurtments of one one or two rooms over Union Phnrmncy, First street. 221-3te F oil HUNT- Furnished rooms, with or without hoard. 503 West Third Street. 220-fito FOR RENT— Fcrndalo Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. L. G. Ixiveless, in MuIhcIi block, 305 East First St. Phono 205-L1 lDItfc W ANTED WANTED—300 laborers for paving and sewer work in the City of Daytonn, Fla. Lowest wages 15 cents per hour for ten hours daily. Pay in ensh every Saturday. Work will last from six to eight months.—Atlantic Hithullthie Co., Daytona, Fla. 222-Gtc WANTED—Customer* for fresh mlikl morning and evening deliveries.— R, L. Garrison. Phonu 3711. l(10-St-Tu 201-tfc Ha tm an »-a Ri h na ^ m WANTED Large manufacturing compnny, man­ ufacturing potato barrels, wish to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford FOR R E N T " and desire branch manager who rnn FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. invest $1,000.00. Address, P. (). Rox Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third 2501, Jacksonville, Florida. Street. 105 tfc ha Ki ka-na fca fcz a* a* m FOR RENT—Two furnished lied rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, cornor SITUATION WANTED—Young lady Elm and Third. Phono 437-W. desires position, assistant book­ 2 ? tfc keeping, office work or clerking. RefFOR RENT— Ono furnished bod uroncuH. Also Indy stenographer with, room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave, Oirou years experience open for posl100-tfc Hon. Apply 203 Maple Ave. 220-4tp Precipitation: The week’s rain­ Get your tickets for Lnwrencot fall was generally less thnn the Haynes Recital at Bower & Itoumil- l*OR RENT Bedroom, 311 Park avonormal, except portions of the west nuo. 178-tfc 221-2tc nml locally In the central division. Int’H. FOR It ENT—Two funTisbJd f^ l As a rule, rain is needed over most of rooms, Oil Purk Avo. 1212-tfc the section, especially on uplands. Employment Bureau r?n n iF .N ,i'=>irw . r i i r o l reo room Much of tho soil, howover, is In good hou'ickocping apartments, 711) Onk condition. Tho Vocational Commlttco of tho Bus­ Ave. 218-Gtp Condition of Crops: The ample iness nnd Professional Wom n’s Club sunshine nnd mostly fair wenthor requests all young wv—ien desiring FOR RTCKT^Furidslietl room,, i l l Park avenue. 220-Otp were factors in farm work, which employment to register nt tho First made progress. Tho planting of oats Nntlonnl Rank, nnd business moil ro- FOR RENT— Light housekeeping contlnucd In some localities—the ' ulring help to consult register. rooms, 200 Pnrk Avo. 210-Otp LOST LOST— Golf bag, containing: sticks and the barrel o f a gun, Satur­ day afternoon. Reward if returned to Philip R. Andrew, Celery Avenue. Phone 371-Q 208-tfc � 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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Sanford TN I “City Substantial” TM» “City Snbstanliar IN THE HEART OF THE WOr Ed ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME n SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMHER 8, 1921 Police Fire Into C row d in NUMBER 221 Chicago Stock Yards Strike JAPS ACCEPT PROPOSALS FOR UNDERSTANDING AND QUADRUPLE ENTENTE LAST NIGHT’S CASU DeLAND HUNTING WHITE MAN WHO BEAT UP AND TIES INCLUDED ROBBED WHITE WOMAN RIOUSLY INJURED FIFTEEN HUNDRED POLICE ON DUTY SINCE EARLY MORNING TO KEEP DOWN WHAT PROMISED TO BE A BIG RIOT. ONE DEAD, NINE SUB SINKS . MANY VESSELS Escaped With Jewelry And is Still at IN HARBOR, A Few Hours Before TNvo Hundred Police Had HAVE BEEN LOST Large Fired Into a Crowd of Thousands of Sympa­ CREW SAVED thizers Wounding Many of Them. 5-5-3 RATIO GOES DURING YEAR SEARCHERS OUT FOR CAPITAL SHIPS AND Authorized Statement Made by-British Spokesman BROUGHT ABOUT COM­ PLETE SETTLEMENT SUBMERGED TWELVE HOURS _______ m CHICAGO, Dec. 8.— (By Tho Associated Press).—Fifteen 222 AMERICAN SHIPS LOST BY BEFORE ESCAPING THRU FOUNDERING, STRANDING, hundred policemen were sent to tfle stock yards early today when VICTIM IN SERIOUS CONDI­ TORPEDO TUBES COLLISIONS, ETC. long before daylight soveral groups of persons, including a few TION—NOT EXPECTED T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s ) (I lr T h e A m m U I N g r r a a ) WASHINGTON, DeC. 8.—The Japanese government has ac­ cepted the propoasl for the quad­ ruple understanding in the Pa­ cific, an authorized British spokesman said today. The spokesman said 5-5-8 ratio pro­ position regarding capital ships in some way related to complete settlement and that this proposi­ tion had not yet been accepted by Japan. Calling attention to the Associated Press dispatch from Honolulu quoting Japanese newspaper as to acceptance by Tokio of tho quadruple plan, the spokesman said this was cor red and that the Washington conference knew it to bo correct WASHINGTON, Doc. 8.—A mutua pledge not to go to war over disputes in the Pacific without a “cooling off period” of discussion Is tho bnsis of tho new four power treaty proposoi ns n substitute for tho Anglo-Jnpnncso alliance. •'** -----------M * Discussion of tho proposal among the arms delegates have reached well advanced stngo, although none ol! the governments concerned tho Unit od Stntc, Groat Brltnin, Japan nnc France, lias given its final approval A suggestion that tho Anglo-Jnpan esc pact bo rovoked has gono to Lon don and Tokio. Possible controvor sics over tho Pacific islands alone exclusive of tho Hawaiian group, nm Yap, would como under tho provisions of tho now agreement. Ynp is to bo the subject of n separate trenty ne­ gotiations for which nro nearing completion, and Hawaii is to bo con­ sidered for purposes of tho agreement as part of the American mainland. BRIDGEEPORT, Conn., Doc. 8.—Tho Bubmarino S-18 snnk off this harbor last night and wns submerged twolvo hours boforo tho crow by lightening ballast tanks raised ono end of tho craft and escaped through torpedo tubes. Thirty members of tho crow wore taken to tho Now York navy yard hospital for observation. Many had been overcome by chlorino gas and three including Lioutonnnt Fran­ cis Adams, in command, nro said to be in serious condition. The submarine was making a nose dive when the accident occurod and went down in eighty feet of wnter. women, gathered about tho yards, >Only a few hours before two hundred policemen hnd fired Into thousands of strike sympathiz­ ers who attacked the plant employees nnd police. Lnst night’s toll of casualties included one dead, nino seriously injured and un­ counted number hurt when mounted police charged into tho crowd. All snloons in the neighborhood of tho yards were closed today by order of Chief of Police Fitzmorris. The man killed last night was nn unidentified negro who wns seized by the crowd and thrown into the creek north of the yards nnd pelted with stones until he sank. The body was recovered several hours later. Forty men were cut and bruised this morning when strike sympathizers stoned the elevated train carrying packer employes to the yards. All windows in tho train were broken by missies thrown nt it. £ (H r T h e A sso c ia te d I'r e ss) WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—Two hun­ dred nnd twenty-two Amorcinn morchnnt vessels woro lost through foun­ dering, stranding, collisions or other onuses during tho twelvo months end­ ed last Juno 30, says tho nnnunl re­ port today of the Coast Gunrd Servico. Fivo hundred and fifty-five othor Am­ erican merchant vessels wero involv­ ed in casualties. Two hundred nnd six persons lost their lives in seven hundred nnd seventy-soven casualties, seven of them passengers, o t he r s members of ships’ crows. Value of property lost nearly $35,000,000. TO LIVE ( 11/ T k e A a io e la te * 1‘reaa) DELAND, Dec. 8.—Moro than ono hundred men who spent lost night combing the woods in this vicinity for an unidentified white mnn who entered the home of a white woman here yesterday, bent her to uncon­ sciousness and escaped with all her jewelry; aro continuing the search today with the expecta­ tion that a capture will bo effect­ ed within the next few hours. The victim is in a serious condi­ tion as the result of injuries and shock. HARRISON BOMBS REPUBLICANS Mob Threatens Jail FROM PRES. HARDING ON DOW N- Legion Sax Band Where Five Negroes BRITISH ISLES Organized Last Night MESSAGE AROUSES SENATOR’S IRE Need More Members ENJOY PEACE OF Held for Murder Says They Are Doing Same Things For Which PERMANENCE Dycrsburg, Tcnn., Threatened Itiot Last Night (lljr T h e A m o rlu trd I’r r u ) With Another Meeting Held Next Wednes­ day Night to Close List Wilson Was Censured Thu Legion Saxophone Band was LONDON, Dec. 8.—With the ten­ successfully organized on Wednesday sion nnd nncxioty of the past weeks WASHINGTON, Dee. 8.—Tho Re­ of the “signal achievements” of tho night with n membership of nineteen giving pit.ee to general rojo.cing, this publican party’s leadership, from extra session. What tho Presidcst meant, he ndded, wns probably" and tho indications are that tho mem­ hns been n day of all-around congraPresident Ilarding down, wns assail­ single” achievement, for otherwise bership will increase to the full ca­ Intlons, of recalling tho memories of ed in n spen h 1 tho Senate todny by tho message appeared "most eontrl- pacity of 28 men by next Wednesday. the grent figures in the Irish strug­ The officers appointed were: P. A. gle,whose work nnd sacrifices paved Sonntor Harrison, Democrat, Miss's- dictory nnd conflicting." Morn, president; It. W. Pcnrmnn, bus­ tro road to today's accomplishments Tho action of the House i fixing slppi, who declared Mr. Harding wns iness manager, nnd W. L. Rumple, nnd of prepparntions of the necessary sippi, who declared Mr. Harding wns n ftfty per cent surtax rate in the secretary nnd treasurer. doing the “very things for which he, revenuo hill, he declared, constituted formalities for bringing tho new Irish This hniul will bo s|>onsorcd by tho free stnto into being. ns n sontor, hnd denounced President a “plain repudiation” of the execu­ Wilson." The president’s message tive's stand. It wns apparent, lie Camphell-Lossing Post of tho Ameri­ Nowhere is there nny renl idea that added, thnt the House action had can Legion nnd will bo under tho ef­ anything can now Imppen to provont to Congress yesterday, he ndded, con­ Firo last night destroyed tho Tyler ficient management nnd instruction of its birth, although difflrult details "riled the President considerably.” grocery storo in Goldsboro. Tho stituted nn appeal to partisanship to Edgar A. Ball. "But I insist," he said, “that the may have to bo encountered. building wns enveloped in flames be­ disnvow their nlloginco to "bloc” or- progressives in the House had cou­ Tho following nro the members: P. glnizntlon. Tho two Georges—King Georgo and fore tho fire department could reach rage nnd they told the President A. Mero, Ed. Moyo, R. W. Pcnrmnn, Dnvld Lloyd George—to whom the Mr. Hnrrison attacked tho Sennto th scene nnd ns thero is no water C. It. Uorgquist, It. L. McNnb, A. E. where to get off.” available at that point tho efforts of Republican lenders, snying they hnd Swanson, Ed D. Smith, E. A. Brother- public accords chief credit for bring­ son, John Meiseh, S. Fleishor, J. P. ing about pence, were photographed ho department were confined in keep- “shifted nnd hopped until nono of know where or when or why.” Griffn, Fred Wight, Harold Wash­ together in n smiling group of the tho flames from other property. The Secretory Mellon nlso wns denounc­ WAS IT A KAINBOW? burn, Glenn Whitcomb, Ilohcrt Holly, mnjjesty’s ministers nn tho terrace of Tyler storo wns a total loss nnd tho ed, ns seeking,in his annual report of W. L. Rumple, II. C. Haskins, Frank Buckingham pninco todny, nnd tho friends of Mr. Tyler sympathize the trensury department, to "help Akors, S. Dutton, S. M. Lloyd, Potor picture wns extensively displayed in A strange phenomena attracted the with him in his loss. along" the idens of President Hard­ Behind, B, M. Herndon, T. McLaughlin, the evening pnpors. attention of hundreds of people this To Bo Given nt II. 8. Auditorium, Fri­ ing with respect "to relieving the Downing street, where stands the Mr. Smith, Mr. Rivers, Joe Itczcnniornlng on tho Inko shore. Direct­ Band Concert tonight in Central rich” of honvy taxation. The missls- day, Dec. 9th., Benefit Cnmphcll* official residence of tho prime minis­ stein, Mr. Warren, ly across the lake was stretched long park. Everyone should come out nnd Lossing Post, American Legion slppi senator ndded ho wns "pained” ter, wns Inundated with telegrams of Next Wednesday night at tho court hnnds of rainbow hues nil tho colors get nn enrful of real music. Good to see the rcgulnr session of Congress world. The premier presented to house nnothcr meeting will bo held blending in n beautiful effect. It singer. Program start off so innusplciously, saying Lady Greenwood, tho wifo t of Sir nt which it is hoped nino additional was not n how hut hnd all tho nppenrI. Hnmnr Greenwood, chlof secretary thnt with the nppenl of the President members can lie secured to mnko tho nnccs of the rainbow. It wns probab­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Keller Groupe of Popular songH selected from proper quota of twenty-eight mon. “for n partisan lineup” it wns ap­ for Ireland, the pen with which ho ly tho reflection of the sun on tho Orlando wero among tho visitors thoso requested Hlgncd tho Irish trenty, ns nn "nppreparent thnt tho policy of "nbnndonstill wnters of tho lnko forming n tho city todny. II. inent" which characterized tho extra eintinn of your hushnnd’s efforts for FUNERAL OF MRS. CHAPMAN prism of the colors. It wns someLa Procession ................... session would bo continued. HELD TOMORROW AFTERNOON pence." ihing that even tho oldest inhabitant Los Roses d'lsphnn .......... S. D. Harris, ono of tho prominent When Mr. Wilson opposed or urged It is recoiled thnt tho pimo minis­ bad never seen In Sanford and caused tusincss men of St. Petersburg, spent I.o Manoir do Rnsemonde ... legislation, Mr. Hnrrison continued, ter's first speech of importance In The funeral of Mrs, Ralph Chap­ many to stop nnd view the sight. tho day hero yesterday attending to tho then Senator Harding described Chanson Tristo ................. his political enroer wns delivered in Pnysago ............................. .... Hahn man will he held Friday afternoon nt company of Michael Davltt at n polit­ business. him ns n “dictator nnd nn nutoernt,” 3 o'clock nt the Congregational M.LEGED AUTO THIEF Ill nnd when Mr. Wilson Issued his np­ church, interment to he made in ical meeting In Wnics in the eighties, You can get your tickets for Lnw- penl in 1018 for tho election of n Scronado ............................ CAUGHT HERE TODAY nnd was In fnvor of home rule. Lnkoviow cemetery. BY ORANGE DEPUTY ronco Haynes' Recital at Mobley’s Democrntlc Congress Mr. hnrding An Old Song Re-Sung .... Drug Storo. 221-2te wns cqunlly hitter in his denounce­ Over tho Hills ................... All persons holding tickets for Law­ The Kiwannis Club met today at Tho Waltz ........................ ment. rence Haynes Recital can reserve sonta J. L. Wilkenson deputy sheriff of th0 Hotel Valdez nnd had their usual A Dream ........................... HAND CONCERT TONIGHT "Yet we hnvo tho spcctnlo,” ho nt Bower & Roumillat’s Fridny start­ Drnngo county with headquarters in good time singing songs nnd making IV. 221-2te short talks that were helpful to tho ing nt 12 noon. Winter Gnrdcn Is hero today in comp­ Bandsman Brady will sing ono of snld. "of tho Presldnet coming hero Arln from “LaBohomo” nnd making n speech ngnlnst tho any with his brothor, M. L. Wilkinson ErncHt R. Bnll’s fnvorito songs. members. Three now members woro “Che Geiida Manlna"... soldier bonus, n thing unprecedented. Rnldd Wise will deliver a lecture token into club nnd the Kiwannis nnd while hero succeeded In bagging Bnndmnstcr—Edgnr A. Ball. They, yesterday, ho came hero and hero on tho 28th of Deeombor if the a young mnn named Dillard of tho Club will soon numbr sixty members. Night ........................... Rachmaninoff Program Oakland section who Mr. Wilkinson March—Stars and Stripes..J. P. Sousa nppcnlcd to the agricultural group to Lilacs ......................... Rachmaninoff It is ono of tho roal living organiza­ plans of the Kiwannis Club can bo lino up, to get behind tho pnrty An Island ......................Rachmaninoff tions of Sanford and is doing n great cnrrlod out. Everyone who enjoyed MyR n few months ngo took n Ford Selections—From tho Bohemian bnnner." this grent speaker Inst year will bo Floods of Spring .......... Rachmaninoff work in tho city in many ways. •nr belonging to MIhh Jessie Whlto of Girl ........................................ Balfe glad to seo him again. Ho ndded, however, thnt It might Signor Clements Manucci, accom­ Ocoee. Ho wns hot on their trail .for Iumorosques.—for hnssos—Tho Dohnvo been thnt tho President wns panist. Got your tickets for Luwronco Nn,no tlmo and only recently hnd the vil nnd tho Deop Blue Son.......... F. R. Little, of Atlanta, is making Note: Mr. Haynes will be pleased IlnynoH Recital at Bowor & Roumllpoods on them nnd succeeded in get­ ................................. It. D. Barnard calling for tho Republican senators to lino up nnd retain tho seat of Sena­ his headquarters at tho Montesuma to sing such popular songs oh mny bo lot’s. 221 -2tc ting the car where thoy had loft It Vocal Solo—On the Trail to Homo whllo In tho city on business. tor Newberry of Michigan, now under requested upon notico to committoo or Sweet Homo..............Ernest R. Bnll la tho woods. Doputy Wilkinson contest by Henry Ford, In connection Mr. Haynes’ mnnagor. 22l-2tp OLD FASHIONED BARN Charles Brady nays that in his opinion thero is an Charlos J. Cavonnugh, of Wilming­ organized band of those auto thieves Waltzes—From tho Nilo....K. L. King with tho 11)18 election, as a matter of DANCE GIVEN TONIGHT ton, N. C., was In tho city yesterday party policy. PRESIDENT ACCOUNTING Patrol—Guard Mount.... R. Ellonborg in this section nnd ho hopes to 1bag -------I transacting business. Tho discussion also Involvod tho ft FIRM INDICTED Song Hts of '21— them nil In a fow days. He leaves Billy Holden wants it understood league of nntlons. • BRANCHES IN FLORIDA that the Old Fashioned Barn Danco (n) Croonng..............Franz Cnosnr todny for Orlando with young Dil­ » „ n “ . , Mr. Harrison, however, returned to (b) Molly on a Trolly by Golly.... to ho hold at tho Parish House tonight Dow™ ". Wauchula, lard who will stand trial in that ...................Jonn Schwnrtz a discussion of tho Prosldont’s mes­ ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-Horbort C. will be something new nnd novel f o r '^ 'J " .? ® county whoro tho car was taken. V y0‘ter‘,ay to March—Tho Jolly Rovors........Klncko sage with tho romark that tho Now- Camion, president of accounting firm tho old fashioned dances hnvo almost business. v V\ _ _ _ Deputy Sheriff J. L. Wilkinson nnd Star Spangled Banner .............. Koy berry case was “so nauseating that of Giraldinflnk-Camion, hendquartors gone out of vogue. Tho dnneo la be­ E. P. Parker, of Wauchula, spent the Thoso concerts will bo given ovory I do not wantto hook it up with tho here, indicted on charges Grand ing put on by tho Senior Brothor his brothor M. L. Wilkinson of Winter day mis­ loaguo of nations.” Thursday evening nnd overy other Larcency and Emboszlemcnt an­ harden woro among tho Orango coun­ hood Class and there will bo good1sion.here.yesterday on a business . Continuing, ho said ho was con­ nounced to-doy by ‘Circuit nttornoy. Sunday. • music nnd a general good tlmo fori ty visitors to tho city today, _____ t fident thero had bocn a misprint In Firm has branches in Jacksonville, everybody. Go to tho dance and on-1 Florida Is still highly plcnsed with tho President mossnge where Mr. Tampa and other cities throughout joy yourself. Tho admission is down' Newberry’s Drug Store Is selling Union Pharmacy has Lawrence tickets for Lawrence Haynea Recital. Harding had expressed appreciation country. to pre-war prices only 26 conta. Paynes Recital tickets on sale. 221-2tc its chief executive in Tallahassee. M i-2to aiirtV . , . . • vit .<*/_//<-VislV»\1^.j, . <>Al&a M * ^Zm'>ft|.V. w- i > ' ' DYERSBURG, Tonn., Doc. 8.—The dnngcr of mob violence threatened Inst night when several hundred men gnthcrcd at the county jail hero whero fivo negroes nro held in connection with tho murder of a fnrmcr nro boliovcd to have boon averted today and the sheriff said he considered his forc­ es nmple to control tho situation. Troops ordered hero by Governor Tay­ lor arc expected to arrivo about noon. PROGRAM RECITAL LAWRENCEHAYNES �<•. ElgJK* •v'J*■'• AvsW- yr V’/ s •- rt +K THE PAGE SIX ft * ••1 u-'),i IFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1921 QUICK REACTION ADDITIONAL LOCAL Judge for Yourself ON HARDING’S Why these Clothes DO wear \ NEW MESSAGE ,V e I___ _ DECEMBER MATTRESS SALE & , I The. qoolest critic of values, will find in Clothcraft Serge all that he seeks. Mater­ ials, chosen for dur­ ability as well as attrictiveness, coupled with the evidence of sturdiest construction, vyill tell you a story in few words and little time. Keep, these mod­ erately priced clothes in mind when you’re ready , for that new Suit. No. 7130, Gray.... $30.00 No. 7132, Brown 30.00 No. 5130, Blue,... 32.50 No. 4130, Blue ... 37.50 HOUSE DOES NOT AGREE WITH PRESIDENT ON ALL POINT8 As long as our supply of cotton lasts wo will sell now: cqtton mattressos at tho following prices delivered. Full size 60-lb. cotton mattress, $8. Three-quarter size, $7.00, Single bed size, $0.00. You are not under any obligation to tako these mattresses If not satisfac­ tory on delivery. Will also renovato your old mattress up until Docgmbor 20th, after which tlmo wo will discontinue renovating nnd if you want work, got it whll*you can. Write us a card and your call will bo nnswerod at once.—Sanfqrd Mattress Factory, Sanford, Fla. 218-Otp % T o-d ay T h e MAY ALLISON in- WASHINGTON, Doc. 7«—Quick ronction to President Harding’s message to congress was evidenced yesterday in the Houso during an afternoon of rambling dobato on a dozen topics. Urging prompt passogo of soldier, -Also a 2-part Comedy bonus legislation, Representative Galllvan, Democrat, Massachusetts, de­ clared the "men who won the wn* re­ ceived but scant attention" in tho mca3 "mp. See the new lino of Christmas post Tomorrow—David Powell in “Danger­ Representative Huddleston, Demo­ cards Just received ot the Herald crat, Alabama, asserted that tho pres­ office. ous Lies”; also Brownie, the won­ ident, In his attitude toward labor, der Dog, in “Alfalfa Love” had "learned nothing from tho past," The reason business conditions are but "proposes to hold on to tho old unsettled is because so many ac­ (TOO system, tho old struggle botwoon tho counts are. ■ employer and the man who works for him.” Old Fnshoned BARN DANCE "When tho worker at last roused to Parish House, December 8th. Aus­ exasporation was unable to endure his pices Brotherhood Saint Andrew. condition uny longer rises up nnd un217-5tc. 1dertnkes to avail himself of tho strength of his organization," ho con­ We’ve had enough of the spirit of tinued, “this beneficent president '7(1. LcFb hnvo a little of the spirit would intervene and strike him down." of 1013. Representative Mondoll, Republican, : leader, was quick to reply, asserting Tho Ilornld has quite n number of that he had never heard so many "oxROSE FOUR 'travngant nnd misleading statements." unclaimed koys that hnvo been found. Mr. Mondell chnrged that tho Ala­ If you hnvo lost any koys look ovor , BLISS TRIUMPH THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE bama member had misrepresented tho our assortment. If those koys nro not president’s position nnd had made it clnimcd within tho next few dnys they COBBLERS „ ' tfdh appear that Mr. Harding had gono out will be disposed of. This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, of his way to express views unfavor­ MONDAY ARRIVALS AT HOTEL Montfromery, Ala; C. S. Thompson, able to labor. The difficulty of getting a fire from fields free from Blight infection Montgomery, Ala; A. B. Rogers, VALDEZ Lauding the mussngo generally ns stnrted on a cold morning causes us Jacksonville; A. I). Halker, New L. A. Crnnford, Jacksonville; R. L. York; F. Felvstein, New York; J. W. ono of “conviction, and full of frank-1to wonder how buildings ever hum 11 PECK BAGS down. / ‘uo^snoji ‘A\ O ' uodh|V '||uputu 3 Jorvoy, Charleston; J. C. Cogswell, ness nnd candor," Mr. Mondoll said • Ask for Prices Palntkn; Harry Enton, Palatka; M. Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Gollript, that throughout It ran a "spirit of Tho ladies of the Baptist Church cordial co-partnership and co-opera­ D. Frcvcr, and wife, Chicago; J. II. Jacksonville; S E. Holly, Tampa; will hold tholr annual bazaar on Fri­ Sutherland, Follsmerc; I). II. Ilrown, W. E. High, St. Louis; B. W. Lonvlll, tion with congress." day and Snturdny, December 10 nnd While Representative Garrett, Ten­ Fellsmere; E. A. Long, Atlanta; W. Orlando; Jno. G. Brosscll, Jackson­ 17. I’lnco will ho announced later. nessee, acting Democratic leaded, did A. PIckRon, Augusta, Ga; W. C. ville; G. R. Cushmnn New Your; M. 219-tfc not discuss the message on the floor, Elftin, Atlanta; I’. S. Smith, Atlanta; G. Darby, Jacksonville; C. C. Balkin n formnl statement ho declured it FLORIDA s SANFORD L. M, Stewart, A. C. L; \V. R Royall, corn, Ocalo. was "wholly jacking in force," and Still, an enemy has his good,points, JnckRnnvIlle; T M. Gordon; Rich­ that thore was nothing of leadership He never asks you to endorse n note mond, Va; R. W. Polls, Rochester, N. or in tho nature of an appealing call with him. Statesmen are reminded that there Y; V. J. Elman, Clanton, Ala; G. S. it. Kent,, Jacksonville; II. R. Cowan, is Invnrinhly something crooked in Tho "message holds out no hops that BARN DANCE about directors who keep informa­ Jacksonville; II. B. Llghtfoot, and anything will be done at this session," wife, Jacksonville; Luke Thompson, tion from ,the stockholders. continued Mr. Garrett, "that will IntParish Houso Thursday December ' T h e B i& G a m e ” 3 Seed Potatoes SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Chase prove upon the humilitnting failures 18th. Good time for everybody. of the extru session just cleared. Como nnd enjoy yourself. 217-6tc. "The President's attitude upon the question of giving tho notice as to ab­ Now if the money-printing presses .........$ 7.75 30x3 N. S....................................... rogation of commercial treaties re­ will only nrrnngo for a ten-year holi­ quired by tho Jones shipping act is at day. 30x3M> N. S . .................................... ........ 9.80 once commendable and laughable. As senntar he twico voted for those pro­ The Ilornld office hns n new supply 34x4 N. S . .................................... ........ 17.50 nvisions. As n candidate for president of Christnins Post Cards, stickers, ho did not hesitate to make Insinuat­ Christmns greeting cards, cngrnvcd 35x4Vi N. S . .................................... ......... 23.50 ing criticism agninst Mr. Wilson bo- Christnins enrds, stntionery nnd cauHe tho latter Htntcd he would not everything in tho lino of Christmas ......... 25.50 34x4 Cord .................................... give tho notice. As President he ac­ box pnper. See The Ilornld Btock Other Sizes in Proportion knowledges ho wns wrong in his ac­ icforc buying elsewhere. tion ns senntor nnd is content to toeWe carry everything in the Accessory line for all Cnrs. mark Mr. Wilson’s tracks." As wo understund it, eneh nntion HIGH GRADE GASOLINE to make the motor wtnrt easy is determined to tnkc the offensive Lawrence Haynes, High School or snss. the.se cold mornings Auditorium, December Dth. 220-3tc Hnvc your wntehes nnd Jewelry re r\ n | | l m* The Peters Shoo factories averaged nnired nt McLnulin’s. Two first clnss 118,230 pairs dally last week. Rivers vntch ninknrs. Prompt service. Brothers, Sanford avenue, sell Peters 140-tfc Shoes nnd lots of ’em. d&w-ltp Lawrence Haynes, High School VULCANIZING 220-3tc Tho chief joy of journalism comes Auditorium, December Dth. from a meditation concerning tho Phone 147-W probable consequences if one should First nnd Elm Ave. METHODIST BAZAAR tell all one knows. The Methodist Ladies will hold their Chrlctmas Bazaar Fridry and Saturday, December Dili, nnd 10th, In the building recently vacated by Mrs. Cates. BELOW ARE SOME OP THE ATICLES FOR SALE ON THE % Tho "Something Different" offered TABLES ' % by the Methodists will ho hand made Colonial Rugs nnd a full line of doll clothcn in nssorted sizes, Thero will he, also, many beautiful hand mado articles, suitable for Christmas gifts, and a table of home baked pnstry, bread and rolls. 219itc. Company Skin Clear and Flesh Firm With Yeast Vitamon Concentrated Tablet* Easy and Economical to Taka—Results Quick. Frank Akers hr e to. t. ! All Souls Bazaar—Parish House t OPENS 3:00 P. M. \ illIrr The Mrs. F. Meisch French Doll. The Peters-Schirarcl French Doll. Beautiful Hand-made Rug1. Dainty Hand-embroidered Bags The Uchida Ivory Ribbed Fan —an importation of Old Ja ­ pan hand painted and em­ broidered. Imported Japanese Handker­ chiefs. • Hand-made Filet Lace Yokes. Gentlemen’s Ties—hand work’d Linpn Center Pieces—hand em­ broidered. Beautiful Flaxen Runners. Holland Aprons—dainty little creations. Luncheon Sets—Hand worked. Embroidered Bath Towels. Five o’clock Tea Sets—beauti­ ful and dainty—all Linen. Beautiful hand-embroidered Pillow Slips. Boudior Slippers—Blue S a tin hand ma<de. A special table of dainty hand worked baby articles. Wicker Work Baskets. There is a special table of home­ made Cakes and Candies. A table also, of Potted Plants. ■e j i I■ ' >| j *"• • m .M A ST IIiS YCA47 VnA MUU A Are Poaitively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flegh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back IsntMASTINSill.VITAMON POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE o f A p p lica tio n fur T i n Herds Under Hrellnn 1175, o f the H rn rrn l Statutes Thursday December Sth N otice Is horntiy a tv e n Hint J. A. Lust b rook. |iurcluiHor of Tux C e rt if ic a te No. 2603, d a te d (lie 5th d ay of .tune, A. 1). 1894, tins filed sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p lic a tio n for ta x deed to I msiio In a c c o r d a n c e w ith inw, Bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b ra c e s th e f o l­ lo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In Hemltinle C ounty, F lo rid a , t o - w lt: N W U of B W ti of Hoc. 17. Tw p. 21 H. It. SO R. T he sa id la n d b e in g asse ss e d nt th e d a t e of th e Issu an c e of suc h c e r tif ic a te In th e nnm o of W, Tl. W hite. Also! T a x C e r t if ic a te No. 1fi02. d a te d th o 6th d a y of J u ly , A. r>. 1897, hns filed sa id c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office, n nd h a s m ado a p p l ic a tio n f o r ta x deed to Issue In ncc o rd n n co w ith Inw. Bald c e r t i f i ­ c a t e e m b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g d e s crib ed p r o p e r t y s lt u n to d In Heinlnolo C o u n t y ,' F lo rid a , t o - w l t : Hog, 7H ohe B of N \v c o r o f BWU of N w l i . Beo. 17. T w p 21 8. Ilge. 30 13, ru n 8 9H chs, B 10 ohs! N Ott cits, W 10 chs. 9U A. T h e sa id la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t th e d a t e of s u a h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n i m s of O tto Q u arle s. U nless sa id c e r t i f i c a t e s sh a ll bo r e ­ d ee m e d a c c o r d in g to la w ta x dee d w ill Issue th e r e o n on t h e !9 th d a y o f D e ­ ce m b e r, A. D. 1931. W i tn e s s m y o ffic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d ■eal thle th e I l n d d a y o f N ovem ber, A. (B E A M Every Article Is Reasonably Priced and Par Excellence as a Xmas Gift Cat That Firm Flash, " P a p " and ll.a ltlir Glow of Youth—Taha M is tln ’s Yaaat VITAMON Tablata. Every man or woman who has heard of the wondrous health and beauty-making power of the vitamlnes in yeast, fresh vegetables and other raw foods will be glad to know of the atnssina results Iwing obtained from the highly conoen tfated yeast—Muslin's VITAMON tab­ lets, These supply a proper dose of all three vitamlnes (A, 11, and C) and are now used by thousands who appreciate their economy,' con­ venience and quick results. Mastin'* VITA­ MON mixes with your food, helps it to digest and provides the health-giving, strength-building nourishment that your body m u tt have to make firm tissue, strong nerves, rich blood and a keen, activo brain. They will not cause gas or upset the stomach, but, on the contrary, are a great aid in overcoming indigestion or chronio constipation. Pimples, lo ll s and skin eruptions seem to vnnisli ns if by magic, leaving the complexion clear and glowing with health. He sure to rememlter tho name— Mastin'* VI-TAMON. Do not nrrept imitations or sul>stRutes. Vou can got M ns tin's VITAMON Tablet* at all grod druggist*. ll- ll-'lto 8:00 P. M. PARISH; HOUSE Fashioned Barn Dance ADMISSION, 25c R. A. DQUOLA8B. o u rt. C le r k C irc u it C Co< inoM County, county, r la . Bomlnor* WI0EKH, ~Ily: A. M. ----— P._C. Christnins cards office. at Qie • of S t Herald Andrew •awn V .> _ ___ — - S �■ • N»f * ' ’ " » ■■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD hilU M ,r«7 */Urmo»m iin |I >uU| .1 T* ■•raid BtUMIaa, 1W MuuUi Aiwu (uiM i ruYil*__________ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. r r a u a u u i ___________ R. J. HOLLY _____________ Editor N. J. LILLARD....Se«reUrjr*TreMurer 3. A. NEEL----- ---General M anner that it was printed at tho Commercial office in Leesburg speaks well for tho Commercial office. Tho now booklet should bo Instrumental in bringing many now peoplo to Leesburg, In tho Lake Girt Hills of Lako county. -----------o---------PI, AIN FOOD OR STOMACH TROUBLE? C. L. IRWIN Prosperity hns ruined many a GiaOULATlOM ■AJfdOKB stomach. When money wnB flush, in Phone MB tip to 6 P. M. wartimes nnd for n year or so after, tarawrau. lura. M.s. d»aw» — ApsU—u— peoplo slipped nway from plain food ■•k**TlftlM Zrio. la Adruc. Om Tear .......................................... ... nnd bought lobstors, fnney Jollies, Mm MoiUa .................... ........*......... i,w candled fruits nnd high-priced con­ D.llT.r.d la Cltr br O.rrl.r Om er«ak ........ ................. .........»• o»aia ned meats. Now comes a big Ohio Uralj Ht.n a*raU*U Oouatr tad U ,»bUakad grocer—he hns over 700 retail stores awry Friday. AdwrtUUf ralaa jaada tajwj —nnd he tolls n national convention m appUcalleo. Daia*«««o la p.Utlra- p.W of ennners that fancy food Is going par pti, alwafi la adraaaa. out and plain, old-fashioned staples, Member of The Aaaodated Preoa like canned tomntocs, nnd corned beef and cabbage—nro coming back. This is bad news for those who deni in such nrticles, nnd its bnd for stomnch spec­ Heard n Sanford man any yesterday ialists, but It’s fortunnto for national that ho had been broken of shooting health. Most of us dig our graves craps. Probably had his fingers shot with our teeth, Business depression off plnying with loaded dice. occnsionnlly is a blessing in disguise. ---------- -----------More people right hero in Sanford A Bnitimoro man visiting Toxas re­ commit Bulcldo with their teeth than cently wrote homo and pinned tho ever thought of doing so with poison stamp to the otiyelopo to show how or n pistol. So mnybo n littlo touch dry ho waB. 'nils never happened In of hard times hns been worth n lot to Florldu. them, after nil. -------------------------------- o---------Wo can't print all tho nows so wo DON'T TRUST THE SOCK. only give you a little hit of every­ thing. You get It nil In the Dally There are still many people around Hernlil, no mnttor how fnr away it Sanford who put their money awny in happens. / an old sock or tho sugar bowl, and reWith tho Baptists meeting at Mi­ ami and the Methodists at Orlando thin week there should bo a big chnngo noted in these two cltios. Wo hope it is for tho bettor. ---------- o----------Mayor Stevens, defeated in Tues­ day's election, wns among tho first to call up Forest Lake, Che successful candidate nnd congrntulnte him. This is the spirit that builds cltieH. -----------o---------Strawberries are selling in E’lnnt City for 8r> cents per quart. Wo are glad to hear it although we do not want any at that price. When they get down to 25 per they taste so much better. A circular from the War Depart­ ment gives the pay of a soldier and states that no soldier need go broke. Very true, very true, but we’ll keep on being broke on the newspaper awhile longer before we decide to end it ail and join the army. ------ -------« -------------- The editor of the Herald wishes to let it lie known that he has not had that turkey yet and the Community Christmas tree would he a nice place to give him heart disease by putting a turkey on the tree. It would ho the swellcst joke of the season, yes. ---------- o----------Herb Hoover in a personal circular addressed to everybody, says thnt a Well developed organic chemical in­ dustry can inereaso our national pro­ duction a billion dollars a year. Wo doubt it not, Herb, wo doubt it not. Wo have seen various chemical indus­ tries right in the woods of Sominolo county that if let alone would tnnko a million dollars worth of "shino" in a year, yassuni! -----------o---------Tho Suwnncc Democrat lias arrived at the conclusion that "there is a dif­ ference between boosting and adver­ tising,” and announces that "our ad­ vertising spneo is for Bale." Pretty wise conclusion, and also a very prop­ er announcement. Whan all tho Flor­ ida newspapers "arrive" likowise thoro will bo commendation but no boosting, and lbase forever socking for free publicity will lie compelled to pay advertising rates or remain un* heralded by the press,—Times-Union. ---------- o----------We hasten to congratulate Gilbert Loach ami (lie Leesburg Commercial on the new booklet recently compiled and piiutcd by tho Commercial office. It is sixteen pages with cover and filled with good reading matter couched in readable language, filled with good cuts showing scones in and around Leesburg and tho covers nro in colors well arranged and well print­ ed. In fact it is a booklet of which any of tho Inrgest offices in the coun­ try could well feel proud and tho fnct ■ FLORIDA SYRUP Full gallon cans of new pure Florida Syrup, 85c Deane Turner Phonon 407-4D4 WELAKA BLOCK fuso to trust it to Uncle Sam or a good, solid banking institution. We rend recently where a man had tost his Htraw hnt—nnd $75 stored awny inside tho hat-bnnd. Another mnn gave a bootblack a pair of shoes to shine—and too Intu remembered that he had stuffed $2,000 in tho toes of tho shoes for safe-keeping. Ami ovory day we read of money stolen from its hiding place under the rug or mat­ tress—the first place a burglar looks for valuables. Hut some peoplo sim­ ply can not profit by these examples; they can’t bring themselves to realize that nothing in all tho world is as safe and secure as Liberty bonds ami war savings stamps, and that bank failures are almost unheard of in this country anymore. We’re sorry for these kind of people—tho kind who are afraid to trust their fellowmon. Wo are sorry for anyone who loses sleep—nnd the man who can't trust his money into tho keeping of others usually loses more or loss sleep for fear someone will walk away with the sugar howl or the sock. TRUCK S s Only 15 more Days till Xmas s es The Peoples Bank Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated The Near East campaign is again EYES EXAMINED on. Those who pity tho Armenians are not those who bought laces or Henry McLaulin, Jr. rugs from them. OI*T. I). Hob Holly said Tuesday; "that lie OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST know Itis field thoroughly,” Oh, Snnford, Fla. shucks, Hob You can't make mo be­ 212 East. 1st St. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE lieve that you are an agriculturist. |J P. A. MERO General Repairs Rear of Wight Uros.' Service Station SANFORD ■ a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FLORIDA ■ The Jury in the Arbuckle ease at 'Frisco should have returned its mis- ■ ■ ■*|| TO THE PUBLIC O F SANFORD DISARMAMENT I1EGINS AT HOME "We, the jury, arc buckled ami lie The St. Johns county grnnd jury be­ lieves thnt disarmament, like charity, should begin at home. It recommend­ ed to the courts and the law enforce­ ment officers that “not only must the negro population lie disarmed, Imt there must lie a gun-toting disarma­ ment holiday among the white peo­ ple." We join tlie Orlando Sentinel in the belief that "tho movement should spread over the nation like wild fire and become a regular epidemic." It should; but it won’t. However, tlio grand jury's recommendation is n good one and steps should lie taken to make it onforcnblc. Public sentiment is slow to be educated in a matter of this kind; it will lie done quicker by means of legislation against carrying pistols of less than a certain length and weight. Some years ago South Carolina had an anti-pistoi-toting law which was n good one except thut it wnH not en­ forced as it should be. Under that law it wns a misdemeanor to carry con­ cealed, a pistol, revolver, automatic gun, or other firearm, unless it wns, wo believe, fifteen inches long, and weighed four pounds. As it wns im­ possible to carry that weapon “con­ cealed" and as the kind of folk that enrry guns carry them concealed, there wns a lessening of tho Imblt for laughed at, next to ho treated as n laughed nt, next to h etreated as a joke, and finally to ho disregarded en­ tirely. Rut it was a good one ns fnr as tested out by observance of its re­ quirements. It will never lie possible to lirenk tho Imbit of gun-carrying by more li­ cense, or permit, to carry a gun, so long ns dangerous firearms are made in sizes tlmt permit of palming them, ■ of carrying them in a vest pocket, or otherwise concealing them nbout tho person ready for provocative assault. It Is the concealed weapon man who is the menace to the country, and ho should bo disarmed.—Tampa Tribune. 5 Doctors of laws are getting al­ W« should have had a preliminary per currency which tho European gov. ernments are printing; on the nmount most as common as laws.—Green­ conference on tho limitation of nmbltlon.—Baltimore Sun. of chewing gum and candy consum­ ville (8. C.) Plodmont, ed annually in this country, nnd on tho number in insects which n quail takes l If only tho grocer would feel conWo nro the posterity our tort. into its stomach ovory 2-1 hours. They | tent when we "rccognlzo" our debt fathers prayed for—can you blame Mi By a Sanford Celery-Fed Ml Mi Msn IN cover every conceivable branch of hu- i to him.—Rochester Timoa-Union. them?—Evansville Courior. Mi Ml mnn industry, nnd come from ovory M M M M M M i M M M I i department of government, nnd from thousands of independent organiza­ "George,” said a teacher In the tions, which nro engaged In promot­ : Grammar School yesterdny, "what is ing schemes thnt mny be of doubtful tho difference between electricity nnd utility, ot mny bo of value. They clut­ lightning?” "You don't hive to pay ter up the editorial wastobnsketi on nothin' for lightning” said Goorge. Ho their way to oblivion. Their very ■ hns been listening to his father when number precludes a careful examina­ tion of their merits. If nil the per­ he gets tho monthly bill In Sanford. sons who are engaged in collecting : We will not any "Do Your Christmus Shopping An optimist is ono who makes two statistics, useful nnd useless, rclinblc : Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al­ “ha ha's” grow where before thoro nnd unrclinblo, wore set to ' sawing wood, or building houses, here would Was oniy a "huh.” most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok­ nuver bo a shortage of fuel or houses. ■ ing or contradiction that if you have been saving ■ A peculiarity of tho situation is They Bay thoro is plenty of gnmo R your money through our plan that doing your that tho statisticians nlwnys prove around Snnford but up to tho present Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because timo wo would hardly bollevo it. Prob­ their point, oven though they mny be R ably on account of shells boing so directly opposed to each othor. Which you will have that nest egg from which to draw. ■ I high hunters never give awny gome brings us back to tho original propo­ —IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE— ■ sition that anything can bo provod by ■ any more to newspaper officos. It comes to you with full force that you have not a statistics. For example, the railroad ■ been saving as you should. There is nothing gives The only thing that will make gas- statistician proves to us by hiH enroyou so much independence as a Bank Acpqunt. fully prepared statistics thnt freight olino stay dropped is a leaky tank. ■ rates nro relatively lower than th6y ■ Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas R What Florida needs is more recla­ were in the pre-war period, but wo ■ ■ brings it home to you with full force. a tend thnt tho woBtcrn farmers uro mation and less declamation. a burning their corn, beenuse tho "oxor- ■ ■ ■ NowndnyH you can't toll whether n Htnnt freight rates" make it impos­ ■ ■ movement townrds tho hip pocket Ib a sible to market it nt a profit. Mean­ ■ ■ while Europe is full of hungry people threat or a promise. ■ and American corn would save them ■ ■ The Orlando police department has from starvation—if they could get it. ■ the most wonderful collection of clues It is nil very confusing nnd mislead­ of Sanford ing. Statistics prove ono thing, and a in the state. a cold, hard facts of common knowledge s a n Descending prices, like descending disprove it. It is not thnt we know ’ stars, nlwuys seem to fall in some i too much, but that we know too much —'■—rt • ' t V isn't so. Give us fewer statistics, and other place. - *. "• i . . . vmore of practicnl, human endeavor. ■ More work nnd less talk.—Tnmpn Mr. Harding seems to be endorsing \ w a n t t o C WHERE » K HERE-TAKE the battle-cry of tho hIx hundred; Times. f in d a g o o d ) WON'T CETJ These glasses "Hnlf a league, half a longue, hnlf n AUTO REPAIR ( SOAKED J AND READ < league onward!" — ^ THIS* \ ■■ "S^S H OP^ /^^APt>gES5) ■ Help! Help!! Help I!! ■ a Able "bodied writers to help run this a truck kolyum. Send in your brain ■ ■ leaks to "Truck editor, Herald, San­ a ■ ford, Fla." Tho mulled first precipitated tho IiihI war and tho pussyfoot is liable to cause tho next.—Columbia (S. C.) Record. Kreislor limy ho Austrian Amtiassadoro if hiH country Iiuh enough loft to pay tho fiddler.—Wall Htroot JJournul. To tho proposal to put the dry laws up to a rofromlum tho wot echo is "end ’em."—Nownrk Nows. We are all citizens of this great section and we are striving* to build the permanent home of our veterans’ association that the people of this and future generations may point with pride to the magnificent tribute of Sanford to the men who served their country in its time of need. We do not “beg,” we do not “hold-up” our friends—but we have prepared one of the finest entertainment features possible to secure for our initial bow—and we do ask the support of those who love highclass presentations—in every way worthy of our own standing in this community—and well worth the endorsement and patronage of all our friends. The officers and members of the Campbell-Lossing Post No. 53, American Legion, earnestly solicit Sanford to attend the great recital Lots of follows who haven't $5 to join the commercial club can pay $r>0 for a hunting dog. What I wish is that Henry Ford dealt in porter house steaks. Dippy Din log tie Was your garden a success this year? Very much so. My neighbor’s chickens took first prize at tho State Fair at Jacksonville. I saw the Tunipn motorcade last week and looked over the fine display, yet with all their refinements I didn’t see n car fitted with a place to keep the mortgage on it. Know n Good Tiling Clarissa married a fireman on tho A. C. L. and n few months Inter he got messed up with a few box cars and some construction stell and they had to gather lip his remains with n shovel. The claim agent of the road hastened to the widow and paid bor over $500 and she signed a full re­ ceipt against further diunngcs. "Clnrissn," said a woman for whom Clarissa was doing the cooking, "what are you going to do since you come into ail tliis money?" "Well,” she snid, "havin’ dis yore streak of luck coinin’ on me so sud­ den, I ain't hardly made up mah mind yit Jos’ whnt I will do. Course, when time is healed up my wounds I nmut look round nnd tek notice. I nmut marry agin; and then again I nmut not. Hut ef over I does marry agin mah Hocmi’ husband is suttinly goln' lie a railroad man!" ---------- 4)---------DAM THE STATISTICAL FLOOD It is sometimes said that anything can bo proved by statistics and tlmro aro times when tho saying seems to bo tho solemn truth. There has boon a great flood of statistics on every possible subject, poured forth on this afflicted country, since the end of tho world war. Wo have fairly reveled in statistica. They havo poured into newspaper offices by tho cord, and the ton, hy tho yard nnd tho mile, and by ovory known system of weight and meiiHurumont. There have been sta­ tistics on tho high cost of living; on labor and unemployment; on tho amount of gold in tho country, figured down to a per capita basis which no­ body over sees, on tho billions of pa- AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY, DEC. 9TH : ■ ■ LAWRENCE ■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s I ■ THE FAMOUS AMERICAN ARTIST ■ HAYNES With proper support, will be the attraction extraordinary “Haynes Selected • Sings By The The French Music Government Of He Sang Your With the Heart “Blue Devils Strings.” Of France” N N ■ ■ ■ N ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N M ■ * * * * * * Selected Program, Popular Numbers. World War Propaganda Allied Service * * * * * + HEAR HAYNES! HEAR HAYNES! ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ a a ■ a a a a a a a a a ■ NOTICK: The seating capacity at tho High School Auditorium is nix hundred The Post has not yet deposed of thin number of tickets—.surely Sanford will rally to the* aunnort of this ef­ fort. A recital of mich high character usually demands a ticket rate of at least twice the scale fl*1 Aft adopted here. Buy Tickets from Members, Friends and Down Town A rt Stores.—But the Main Thing is Buy Tickets now—Support this Recital Jpl.UU $1.00 TOMORROW EVENING, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th ■■[ ■ Patrons aro respectfully requested to ho seated by 8:25 jjh the program will ■ 8:H0 p. m. and there will not be a single dull moment. A diversified ■ and it is the belief of the membership of the Ciunpbell-Losaing Post, American Leffon that s Sanford will loudly applaud the organization for ottering auch an excellent attnuHimi ° n n v ’T ■ PUT IT OFF—SECURE SEATS NOW. ’ aUlaction DON T r .i �IT : BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP [ t colors. ? S"k ‘ t ? ? ? t t I T ? f tY Y T Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y yY Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y a Spcclnl prices for this SCARFS TO All Styles and Colors Starting Friday, December 9th AT 9:00 A. M. AND POSITIVELY ENDS Christmas-Eve, December 24th An event that offers our entire Stock of High-Grade Ladies* Wearing Apparel, Mil­ linery and Novelties at such Radical Reductions that it establishes a new level of low prices. 30 Days Ahead Of All Others January Prices Now! We have decided this big event to stimulate business and to give the general buying public an opportunity to secure up-to-date merchandise at extraordinary reductions and at the same time to get their Christmas wants at— AFTER HOLIDAY PRICES It is not necessary to give a detailed description of our merchandise, for it al­ ready has established a reputation for itself. Make your plans to be here on the first day for you can’t afford to miss this big money saving event. DRASTIC MILLINERY REDUCTIONS REMARKABLE DRESS VALUES A beautiful and inrge variety of Patterns, Sport Hats and Sailors. A large Selection to Choose From Lot 4—This lot Lot 1 consists includes Sail­ ors and Dress Hats. Prices were up to $9.50. Specially priced for this sale, at— of Sailors, all colors and shades, values to $6.95, at— $3.75 \^ il* Lot Z— Beautiful Beaver Sailors and Pattern Hats, large variety, values to $11.95, at— Lot 5—One lot 3—Pattern Hats, prices for^ up to \ . $19.75, closing out at— large B e a v e r Sailors, w e r e $6.50, closing out at— $9.95 $4.50 Lot « | 307 East Firat Street-------- Sanford, Florida ■ SWEATERS $3.75 to $4.95 Values $4.95 to $8.75 5 “WHERE STYLE REIGNS” AND PRICES TALK r 307 East First Street-------- Sanford, Florida I I I I f I FURS A large selection of Scarfs and | Chockcrs, Christmas Y gift. Blacka beautiful and Brown Wolf Tf Scarfs, for this sale— Tf $7.95, $9.75, $16.75 Chockers of Stone Martin, ♦ Skunk, Squirrel and Fox. Specini sale prices— f $g.50 $ J 2 ‘50 » 1 5 75 BATH ROBES i assortment of Robes in tI Aa choice large variety of colors. All fresh stock: tI new, LOT 1 if L$ L I I I I . $4.95 Y Corduroy Robes, value fY $7.95, at ................ ................ i SWEATERS AND t t WOOL SCARFS t Finest quality Wool Sweaters, in t Tuxedo and Slip-over Styles, nil ? BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOPS BAUMEL’S PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE “WHERE STYLE REIGNS" AND PRICES TALK BARGAINS IN SILKS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Kayser’s Silk Teddies, Vests and Bloomers An Appreciative Christmas Gift Teddys* $5.95 (P4 QK quality at .... u rL O tl Vests, $3.50 u*0 QC quality at .... Bloomers, $3.95, (PQ OC quality at .... Drop-Stitch Silk Vests and Bloomers, extra fine quality. Vests, $2.95 (PO 9C value at ...... tp u tO v Bloomers, $3.50, d»0 OC value at ...... «p£.Ocl SPECIAL. Envelope Chemise, good quality Batiste In White and Flesh: $1.00 Grade at 75c Grade a t ......... . . PINK BLOOMERS, extra good quullly Batiste and a good buy, 75c value.- For this sale A Kg only............................................................................ _ 49c KIMONAS An exceptional lot of beautiful Silk Kimonos in Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow and others. Also Cotton Crepes: Crepe Kimonos, large assort­ ment colors. Former prices $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95. Specially priced for this sole— $2.25 $3.25 $3.95 GLOVES Kayser Silk and Chamolsette Gloves, Centimeri French Kid Gloves: 2-button Chnmoisctte Gloves, all colors, at Chamolsette Gauntlett all colors, specinl.... Kid Gloves, White, Black and Brown, just arrived. Specially priced at— 95c _ $1.49 i i $1.95 $2.95 $4.75 i1 Y Y HOSE Y Famous Martha 4 Foot, Kayser and other full-fashioned Ilose at exceptional reductions: Special Black Drop Stitch QC Hose, for this sale....... Kayser, ChifTon, Brown and Taupe, value $3.75 to HE go at ........................ J Martha 4-Foot Guaranteed Hose, value $3.50, on sa le .................. Y T t x YxY xx x x x ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ xx xx 250 Frocks for Street, Afternoon and Even­ ing wear. Choice models in Tricotine, Poiret, Twill, Wool, Canton, Canton Crepes and oth­ ers. All colors. x Y x x x t Unusual Dresses in Wools and Silks, such a large selection to choose from that we have no fear of satisfying the most dis­ criminating. Specially priced— x x x x Y x x $12.95, $16.50, $29.75, $39.50 Y x x x Y Former Prices $19.75 to $69.00 ALL PEGGY-PAIGES AT SALE PRICES EXTRAORDINARY SKIRTS AND WAISTS COAT AND SUIT REDUCTIONS For street or sport wear are these Skirts of finest quality, Prunella In plain or pleated models. DISTINCTIVE COATS of Bolivia, Velour, Wondura and other materials, with and with­ out Fur Collars, in all the new shades: $T ..Gr“deB: $8.45 ... $9.45 One lot beautiful White Pleated Georgette (PC QC Brown, Reindeer and Taupe: Lot 3, $11.50 to $12.95 grades xx xx x xx x i a xY All Coats up to $22.50 .................................. $13.95 Dainty Overblouses and Tailored Waists In Georgette and Crepe de Chine. Neatly trimmed with Em­ I AH Coots up to $27.00, .......... . . . . . I $19.75 broidery, Lace and Beuds. All populur shades: Lot 1, values to $5.95, I1 ALL OTHERS REDUCED n t ................. ........................................................ SMART SUITS in Tricotine, Duvet de Laine, Lot 2, values to $6.95, ................................... $4.95 Moussayne and other materials in Navy, Skirts, $10.50 value, at ....................................... (jjg sC ,prtad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.75T0 $32.50 Former values $19.75 to $49.00 CORSETS AND BRASSIERES NIGHT GOWNS Well known and Popular Brand KABO CORSETS and BIENJOLIE BRASSIERES. AU Specially priced. IN WHITE AND PINK, EXTRA GOOD QUALITY $1.00 value ................................ at ............ $1.50 Grade, nt ............ 59c 95c CORSETS _ BRASSIERES $1.95 grades a t .........$1.49 GBc grade at .................45c $2.25 values n t ...........$1.75 95c grade at ...............75c $3.95 values a t ...........$2.95 $1.25 grade a t ...............95c ALL OTHERS AT SPECIAL SALE'PRICES Everything at reducW* huVA * lnrcrp splprtion of Hand Bags, Linen Handkerchiefs, Veiling and other Novelties too numerous to mention. Everythi w e have alargeprices? Nothing held in Reserve. Store Closed Thursday to Arrange Stock for this Big Pre-Christmas Sale �- - ■- .. aeB* 1 * ■ ' - —~ •••• ,- « * - >g * 1 1......... . l. r n . i w » |l m — I «i - ; v ^ ‘ ,« r ' ___ ^5SSw »<—PMCoi ------... ■ ROBBINS’ CREDIT STORE | 600 Yards ■ Yard Limit 5 yard* to customer u m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ASTONISHING PRICES-PHENOMENAL VALUES; Outing | Apron i FLANNEL [GINGHAM j 10c 3 •••• ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ B r« « « m 1,000 Yards C ^T f3S 2r5cS : >--- J L - S k r a n • Must Close Out | 10c I j Yard [ “ THE END IS IN SIGHT” Men’s SILK " ^ - b y bus ^ ■ J ■ Limit ZVj yards to customer ■ | s h ir ts | D EESS ■ j Shirts Special ! $1.98 I J 3 Sale Starts Friday, December 9, at 9 A. M. | Continues Until Entire Stock is Sold. Nothing Reserved. Read Every Word ot This! Take Advantage of This Opportunity at Once, tor the Stock is Limited and Every Item is Worth Twice the Price We are Asking f ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ bbbbbbbbbbbbb^ BLEACHED MUSLINS --------— ~ DRESS DRESS GINGHAM Value 24c, per yd. M in n v MIDDY BLOUSES Special 5 Special Each 5 15c 85c ! ■ ; : 36-in wide, per yard j 5 'M ■ bbbbbbbbbb Limit 5 Yard* 10c ■ UNBLEACHED MUSLIN LL Sea Island MIDDY SUITS Special 36-inches Wide 36-inches Wide $3.98 PANTS 95c ALL WOOL $3.95 UP CAPS 50c SHIRTS 69c aB B B B B B B B |B B B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B B LADIES’ DRESSES AU Wool I We Guarantee Each and I | Every Item to Be as I I: Advertised ■ BLEACHED MUSLIN Fruit of Loom 18c | bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB1 $6.98 ■ 3 FOR $2.00 CHILDREN’S DRESSES Wonderful Value $ 10.00 Special up 98c LADIES’ COAT SUITS All Wool ALL WOOL SWEATERS Special BOYS’ WASH SUITS $12.50 Each and up j And Values are Such as Never Have Been and 5 : Never Will Be Duplicated Again. Take Ad- [ s vontage of This Opportunity. You Will Not [ ONLY 98c LADIES* S COATS Beautiful Assortment WORTH 15c WORTH 20c WITH SEAM WITH SEAM H’D’CHIEFS WORTH $ 1 ^ 9c 9c PAIR 25c 3 FOR 25c 45c 75c AT $1.95 AND UP jYou Can’t Imagine Such | EVERY s a l e | Solid Leather Good Shoes! , \ FINAL I Values—You’ve Got 31 i No Refunds and I{ At ™ Prices ™ T Lower h a n YOU w i l l to See Them | -IVothing Exchanged j See Them for Years to Come » I We Are | Going Out ot j j Business BLUE s . : CHAMBRAY { WORK SHIRTS ■ jj Worth $1.00 i 59c ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ saB aaaa PIN CHECK PANTS Worth $1.75 $1.19 ■ PANTS 98c SPLK FIGUREi) DRESS SHIRTS $1.98 $4.98 M M A D R A S' DRESS SHIRTS at Only $1.49 MEN’S WORK SHOES S1.95 SPECIAL Goodyear Welt SHOES English Last at only LADIES’ OXFORDS CHILDREN’S SHOES $5.50 Value for AU Leather $2.98 $198 j MEN’S [ and the Merchandise i DRESS SHOES PURE SILK | is Priced to HOSE OFFICERS’ Worth 75c each | Go Out and 3 pairs for BLUCHERS | Stay Out $ 1.00 $395 •■■■■■■.■■■■■■■■■■■ bb bb bbb bb bbb bbb b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b iib b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b m b m b b m . SPECIAL Goodyear Welt ROUND TOE BLUCHERS •I f LADIES’ PATENT PUMPS $5.00 value $1.98 . I U U U M I H m H H M I B U aaaHBBBBBBBBBBaBBHB| ib b h b b b b b b h b b b b aaaaaaaaB aB aaaH B B B B B aaaaaB SANFORD AVENUE Assorted Colors 85c Dozens of Other Values that we haven’t Space to List IIH IIIIIIIIIIIIU IU U U IIU U M Every Desirable Style of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes is here, and at Prices Too Ridicuously low to believe without seeing for yourself. possible and bring your feet with you. I H U m i l U a H U I U H H H H u H l a l l u a a a l I l l a l l l a a a a a ||a l |a a l a a a l ||||a ||] SELLING ..OUT.. SLIPPERS i■h him h m in im HMMMW ■■■M______ u w m m M m u i u m M M M HMMm i M m i w OtEDH STORE Near Corner of Second Street So come as early as SANFORD, FLORIDA CLOSING ..OUT. IB B B B B H H B B B B B p �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 TAUnjl p H a n p n iin iH M ia in iM iiH iiiM H ilH a a iiH H M a u rf PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Sanford Cycle Co. The Ever-ieady Store Evcr-Heady Flash Lights Ever-Hcady Haiors. Ever-Ready Batteries, ' always HllInr strops, fresh. Ever-Ready Flashlight Bulba. Evcr-Rcady Razor Blades. EVER-READY TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST DEAL FOR TIIE LEAST MONEY FOOT BALLS TENNIS BALLS BASKET BALLS BASE BALLS TENNIS RACKETS BATS MITS GLOVES You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro­ fessional and Business Man in Sanford in This Column DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WITH US 117 PARK AVENUE------------------------------ SANFORD# FLORIDA LAWYERS CONTRACTORS George A. DeCottes S. O. Shinholser Attorney-at-Law Contractor and Builder Over Seminole Connty Bank SANFORD SANFORD FLORIDA OUR NEW COMMISSIONER. SOCIETY If r«n k i r t fr lr n d . f l i l l t a i r # u — tf yon a re | o l » f « n ; n k « r « o r e a rn in g h o m e , or U y o n *r« t i l t r l i l i U f , w r it* ■ p e t a l card to I k li d e p a r tm e n t, B iv in s d e ta ils , o r te le h p o a e th e Item . I t w ill b e a r r e t I f a p p r e c ia te d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—Mrs. J. D, Woodruff will ontcitnfn the members of tha Bon Ton Bridge Club in honor of Miss Anna Lou IIufT, of Atlanta. Friday—Mrs. Goo. DoCottes will cntortain at bridge complimenting Mrs. J. E. Brouso, of Vancouver, B. C., tho guest of Mrs. B. W. Hern­ don and Mrs. Frank Doar, of Auguato, Gn., tho guoat of Mrs. Tv L. Du­ mas. Tho guests including mem­ bers of tho Fortnightly Club. Friday—Methodist church will hold their annual bnznnr at tho old stand of Mrs. Cates on First street. Friday—Mrs. George Chamberlain will entertain the members of tho Snllio Hnrinon Chapter, D. A. R., at luncheon nt her homo at Daytona Bench, and will also entertain nt n reception for the Snllio Harrison Chapter and the Abigail Bartholo­ mew Chapter, Daytona, in the af­ ternoon. Saturday—Mrs. It. A. Newman will entertain at bridge at hor borne on East Fourth stcet, at three o’clock complimenting Miss Norma Hern­ don, Saturday—Children’s story Hour nt tho Central Bark nt four o'clock. Saturday—Ln'dics of the Methodist Church will hold their bnziinr and chicken supper nt tho old stand of Mrs. Cutes. Saturday—Cecilinn Club will meet at .1:00 p. m. nt tho studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, on Myrtlo nvo. Saturday—Miss Clara Milieu will en­ tertain at a Miscellaneous shower at Ilit) Temple Girls Hume' on Bark avonuo, complimenting Miss Winnie Brown a hrido-eloct of this month. Miss A. M. Hanson, of Winter Hav­ en is spending somo timo hero nt the Montezuma. Mrs, .1. B. Lawson and Mrs. Henry Bunion motored to Orlando yesterday whero they spent tho morning very delightfully. Miss Clara Milica will entertain at n Miscellaneous Shower Saturday af­ ternoon at the Tcmpto Homo for Miss Winnie Brown, a bride-elect of tills month. The many friends of Mrs. Emmett Hunt will be grieved to learn that she has been quite ill at her homo in At­ lanta. Best wishes are extended for n speedy recovery. SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB Tho members of the Seminole Bridge Club were very charmingly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Robert Hines at her cozy homo on Bark avonuo, There being three tables of players, A profusion of lovely yellow nnd white roses \yoro used in decorating the rooms where tho card tables were placed. In tho unusually interesting gumo of bridge which was played during tho afternoon, high score was made by Miss Thelma Frazer, who was award­ ed a hand made fudge apron. At tho conclusion of the card gnmo Mrs. Hines served a delicious salad course and coffee ns refreshments, Mrs. Tom Frazier and Mrs. F. It. Hazard substituted for absent club members. Among the club members enjoying tho cordial hospitality of Mrs. Hines were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. D, C. Marlowe, Mrs. ,J. B. Lawson, Mrs. Henry Burdon, Mrs. A. W. Loo, MIhs Thelma F razor, rs. Fred IJnigor and Mrs. Howard Ovorlin. Real Estate nnd Insurance -t- FLORIDA Employment Bureau.. , „ , General Machine nnd Holler Worka Automobiio Flywheel Steel Gear hands in stock Crnnk Shafts Rc-turncd Removal Announcement JOHN J. HEITZ, M. D, and Chiropractor Eye. Tested G]M8ea ^ TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA We Appreciate Your Business Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicate Who’ll bo the first denier to advet tiso: “Get nn automobiio or nn auto mobilo will get you Grecnvill, (S. C.) Piedmont. 3 New N uts- New Nuts | V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER llio vocational committee of the BualMean nnd Professional Women’s Club 8,7 Con,meK**l Street Sanford, Fla requests all young women desiring ----------- ------------------employment to register nt tho First TRANSFER National Bank. 1-—— ■=—_________________ _ AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS" Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. ~ Tho Vocational Committee of the Bus­ iness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young wwten desiring employment to register at the First National Bank, nnd business men re- whoso offices for tho past year » uiring help to consult register. located nt tho Somlnole Hotel L , 107 Ninth avenue, Sanford, has m ed Into n larger plnco which is bei?" Lawrence Haynes, High School Auditorium, December 9th, 220-3tc equipped as tho Sanford Sanltart. * located nt 1009 Union Street ond street East. a°c* WORKS Geo. W. Knight Quick Service Transfer Stornffe Facilities If we please you, tell others; If no tell us. Phono 498 —Get your Scratch Pads from Tbi Herald—by tho pound—16c. Peanuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazils, English Walnuts, Almonds \ Bulk Figs and Dates, per lb....................... 25c Dried Red Kidney Beans and Split Green Peas, per lb...................................25c Fancy Mixed Candy, per lb....................... *3 5 c Kingan’s little Link Sausage, per lb. box 30c 3 J Kingan’s Box Bacon and Reliable Hams. I 3 3 l Wilson’s Certified Oleo and Nutola, J Nucoanut, per lb...................................... 3 5 c | Hellsmar’s Blue Rib. Mayonaise, jar....35c-18c [ Queen Olives, per q u a rt............................. 50c Fresh Honey with comb, per pt. ja r......... 40c Choice Florida and Western Meats * ■ The Popular Market j Two Phones, Call 211 Park Ave. ■ I. D. MARTIN, Proprietor T5 Sanford Steam Laundry ■ FOR SERVICE Call 146-J W. RAVVLING, Prop. The bond issues for tho new school houses, for the brick streets, for now Acteylene Welding sewers ami for many improvements OF ALL KINDS of all kinds that lifted Sanford out of Hie small town into the city class Sanford Welding Co. were made n this time and after he had ceased to he an official of tho city , Located in Engle Bldg., 2(15 Oak Are. he was always found working for the j improvement of Sanford, Mr. Lake served Ids county in thoj INSURANCE state legislature with honor to bis constituency and to ids state for sev­ N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. eral terms serving Orange county and W. T. ROBERTS, Agent wns representative when tho division of Orange ami the creation of Semi­ nole was accomplished, lie was then Florida elected tho first representative of tho Sanford new county and wns a candidate for speaker of the house, being defeated H. W. NICKERSON by Gary Hardee, who is now our gov­ Bubllc Accountant; Audita—Systems ernor. Income Tax Service Forest Lake was a candidate for congress twice hut failed to bo elect­ Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. ed in tile campaigns nnd Ids home peo­ Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. ple are glad that lie remained at homo to givo all of ids time to local pro­ jects. Ho was tiie prime mover in Auto Radiator Repair the organization *of the Seminole County Bank several years ago and Shop tile success of thin bank is largely duo to bis ncitve interest in the Institution I.ocntcd at 207 French Avc„ between as its president. That he will nmko 2nd nnd Third. E. H. I1EHGQUIST. Sanford a good commissioner goes without saying since ho Is a largo property holder, has the host interests LORD’S PURITY of tho city nt heart, is thoroughly fa­ WATER miliar with city, county and state and knows tho needs of tho city as few AS GOOD AS THE REST men know them. Dally Service Phone 19 As the Herald stated before it is a healthy sign of tho times when two hunk presidents take up their timo to II mnko a campaign for city commission­ er, a position that pays nothing and entails a lot of hard work nnd loss of time from their private business af­ fairs. Cold Weather is Here W A locnl grouch expresses a dcairo to “furnish a lint of people who Hhould bo aboard when tho battle­ ships nro mink."— Nashville Tennoa- Hcnn. Complete Stock Highest Quality O H O O S N ■ N ■ N ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M m MODERN MACHINERY ON THE FARM MEANS INCREASED YIELD AT REDUCED COST « ■ ■ Member Federal Reserve System ’ 414 K. Seventh St. ■ ■ ■ Efficiency of production is as essential to the farm or grove operator as it is to the manufacturer of other pro­ ducts. Increased production at reduced cost means ex­ tra profits. ■ ■ ■ First National Bank! ■ ■ A COMMUNITY nUILDEK To get Prompt Delivery or See J. T. ALLEN ■ The extensive, efficient‘and modern facilities of this ■■ • bank are being constantly directed into channels which ■■ are aiding in the production and distribution of farm ■* and grove products at reduced cost. ■ "N ow’h tho timo to get your wood" Wo have both OAK nnd BINE OUR WOOD IS GOOD, OUR BRICE IS RIGHT ■ The farm er is a manufacturer. He manufactures raw materials. D Phone 34 and give your order before the Rush H o f - m a c B a t t e r y Co. I Constructs Co. HARTFORD BATTERY Sanford CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS “Battery Insurance” Blanca and Specifications Cheerfully SANFORD V FLORIDA Hon. Forest Lake, the newly elected City Commissioner, who will probnbly Furnished bo the next mayor of Sanford ns tho Sold and Serviced by All Work Guaranteed commissioners elect tho mayor somo Edw. Higgins, Inc. H- T. PACE P. O. Bo* 291 time nfter tho first of tho year, hns a record of which nny mnn can well fool Haight & Wieland proud in his home city. A man is PURE WATER judged Inrgely by whnt ho docs nt homo nnd In tho upbuilding of SunGARAGES Elder Springs Water ford Forest Lake has hnd such a largo 99.98% PURE part that ho deserves special mention. Smith Bros. Garage Tho Herald said yesterday that Mr, Phone 81I-W Sanford, Pin Expert Repairing Lake had been elected mayor of San­ OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES ford for two terms but it should have Oak and Flrat HOTELS •road that ho wns elected mnyor of Sanford eight times. And during hln Hotel Montezuma terms of office from tho early days WARD & RIVE when ho was a morj youth, his admin­ "Sanford’s New Hotel” istrations wore noted for tho many GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL tl.80 Up Per Day progressive movements that were ac­ MAKES OF CARB complished during those years. Old Ford Garnge Weal First St. SANFORD NOVELTY MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W Employment Bureau * STRONG F. P. Forster, Pres. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE B. F. Whitner, Cashier s — ................I �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1921 Little Happening* Mention of Matter* In Brief Personal Itema of Interest In and About *£ The City Summary of lb* Floating Small Talka Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readera THE WEATHER S For Florida: Knin tonight and probnbly Fridny mornlng; wnrmor In South nnd Control portions tonight; somowhut colder Frldoy. Ku W ** TEMPERATURE it* IU M Was It "northern lights" thnt peoplo snw on tho lako ^ front this morning nnd does it mean colder weather? Ml Don't know. Tho report to­ *4 day says 74 which is not so • * « M worse for Floridn in DoDid you seo the rainbow? Kt combor nnd it in cool nnd Ml nice. Scorns like Christmns It means prosperity for Sanford K* and if the cold wonthor will and a harbinger of good timos. K romnin for a whilo wo can It* look for Snntn Claus Boon. C. C. Sherrill, of Lakeland was In tho m Anyhow Ireland is freo nnd city Tuesday transacting business. that is something. AM tho Irish policemen in New J. R. Johns, of Macon, G*., spent York can go homo now and the day here yesterday on a business PM becomes presidents of Ire­ PM land. \Vc intend to stay in mission. ( PM Snnford nnd get a Job hero. 5:10 A. M. DEC. 8, 1921 C. M. Broome, Jr. of Atlanta, (In., Maximum ................... 74 was in the city yesterdny attending to 1 Minimum ..................... 40 business. Mango ........................ 48 PM Barometer ..................30.14 B. M. Heckard of Orlapdo was J* i . I ** Calm nnd clear. among the business visitors to the city today. PM Mi Ma II. M. Cook of Nownnn, On., is spending some time hero at tho ‘ HAUMEL'S PltECHRISTMAS SALE Montczumn. It. B. Smith of Macon, Gn., was The Indies hnl with delight tho an­ among the out of state business visi­ nouncement of Ilnumol’s Specialty tors here yesterdny. Shop that they would put on a I'rcJ. D. llicks, of Tampa was a busi­ Christmns Sale, giving their patrons ness visitor here yesterday stopping the chance to purchase tho many honutifui things in ladies wear before nt the Montezuma. Christmns at January Sale prices. These prices are cut on everything in Frank Miller has returned from a the house which include furs, bath trip to Jacksonville nnd is glad to robes, sweaters and scarfs, millinery, find Snnford nil here. dresses, silk and muslin underwear, kimonos, gloves, coats and suits, skirts Dr. George Hyman nnd Judge and waists, etc'. Everyone knows tho Maines are among those attending fine Inc that Hnumcl’s Specialty Shop the state convention of Baptists ut carries, everyone .knows that when Miami this week. Hnumcl’s announce a sale it means a real sale and everyone knows thnt tho Stanly Walker is back on the job prices as gven n this issue of the after the summer in New Your state. Daily Herald means a hg saving on He is nt present engaged in the ma­ seasonable goods. All the latest styles chine shop of the B. & 0. Gnrngc. in dresses and millinery at prices tlml wll make them move. Read the ad­ CHICKEN SUI*I*ER vertisement in this issue. FOR RENT—Two room apartment, hot wnter, gnrngo. 1820 Park Ave­ nue. 221-8tp doll Clothes nt Methodist Bazaar. 221-ltc F M ijALE—f> room bungalow, prlco $2,COO; $500 cash, balance, oasy terms; 5-room bungalow on cornor lot prico |3,750, easy terms.—E. F. Lane, Thu Real Estnte Man. 221-ltp t'OR SALE—Ford with nent truck body on, in good condition, $150. 819 West Third street, Holly Avo. 221-Otp Foil RkbiT—Light housekeeping apartments of one one or two rooms over Union Phnrmncy, First street. 22l-3tc fTTH RENT—Two houso keeping rooms furnished complete, $6.00 per week. Apply 1100 Snnford Ave. 221-6tp Doll Clothes nt Methodist Bazaar. 221-ltc Lawrence Haynes, High School Auditorium, December 9th. 220-3tc NOTICE Sale Bankruptcy Stock Notice is hereby given thnt under­ signed, trustee in the matter of S. Benjamin, trading and doing business as S. Benjamin, in Bankruptcy, will on Saturday, December 10th, 1921, at the corner of First street and Palmet­ to avenue, Snnford, Florida, between the hours of 2 p. m. and 4 p. m., re­ ceive bids on the following stock and fixtures located at tho above address: Tallies, safe, window fixtures, show cases, clothes hangers, etc.; tics, col­ lars, shoes, etc. The right is reserv­ ed to reject any and nil bids. Highest bi<l sublet to approval. CLARENCE V. MAHONEY, 220-4tc Trusteo. Kugnrmnn Bldg. 19 Beaver Street, New York H iH a a D iia iiiin iio iiB S R ii AMERICAN TIRE CO. FACTORY TO USERS PRICES 107 West First St., Snnford, Florida Open and Closed Models in Stock r A number of Rood used cars at prices and terms to suit B. & 0 . Motor Co. d is t r ib u t o r s 209 Park Avenue. Sanford : for this coming year is the figure we are working for. And we will get them if we have to go out of town for them. We have the proper mer­ chandise at the proper price and our way of giving full value will get and hold us many new customers. Join the Throng that are laying aside the Christinas Gifts at our Place. We’ll save them for you until the Holidays. 7s/f SW fff r/M T /S Sanford, F la. s ■ s ■■Ml BUY A LOT in Lane's sub-division, $25.00 ensh balance $10.00 por month.—E. F. I.nne, Tho Real Estato Man. 218-Gtp EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE I represent progressive, modern In­ surance old-lino companies and nm prompt in rondoring you expert serv­ ice in securing for you just what you want in lifo insurance on tho plan suited to your present nnd future need. Endowment, monthly incorao plans, nnd nutomobilo and fire In­ surance. Writo or phono mo to call. W. J. THIGPEN. O U R R E P A IR IN G IS UNEXCELLED FO R Q U A LITY £• DURABILITY Piano Owners, Notice! J. D. Sugarman & Co •r Nearly One Thousand Just received full line of army goods —nrmy officers' shoes, tents, tarpnlinns, cots and mnttressos for cots. All grades binnkets, khnki breeches, hats enps, leggins, etc. Cnll nnd seo our real bargnin prices.—Thrnshor & Gnrner. 218-Gtc Ask for FREE Booklet ■ “How to Trade In Cotton” [ nnd Daily Cotton Letter ■ . LEXINGTON or Hupmobile cast at the City Election Tuesday, the biggest vote ever polled in the City at any City election. This speaks well for the town, it shows that we are all interested, that we will not allow our town to become stag­ nant; we’ll keep things humming. Try n Herald Wnnt Ad today. COTTON Make It a NEARLY 1,000 VOTES The Peters Shoe people operate for­ ty-two factories nnd eight tanneries. Their shoes nro sold by Rivers Bros., Snnford nvenue. Better Bhoea nt conscrvntve prices. 221-ltc Here for a limited stny. Patrons de­ The Methodist ladies will servo i We extend you a warm invitation siring tunings phone Valdez Hotel. another one of their delicious chick­ to come to our store on Sanford ave­ en suppers Hnturdny night. See how nue and make your selections from good it sounds. our stock of blankets, quilts, sweaters “Mack the Piano Tuner” Menu | for the whole family, scarfs, shirts, Roast Chicken, with dressing nnd hosiery and underwear. Grand as­ Cranberry Sauce. Creamed potatoes sortments, reasonable prices, courteous Orders Executed in with grnvy. Hot Rolls, Pickles, treatment. Come a little farther and 10 Bales and upward 221-ltc Celery, Assorted pie, Checso nnd hot pay less.—Rivers Brothers. coffee. For first elnss Job work—thv Herald Price 7fic. 210-ltc. The Fam ily s Xmas Gift PAGE SEVEN FOR SALE NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE, NEARLY FIN­ ISHED. EASY TERMS Other Bargains in Real Estate P. C o n n e lly Classified advertisements, 5 cent* a line. No ad taken for lc«a than 25 cents, nnd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Ca*h must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ cordingly. ' ____________________ FOR SALE FOR SALE—Upright piano, good condition, for $100 cash. Phono I03-J. 218-Gtp FOR SALE—Eight room houso with bath. Immediate possession. Smnll payment down, long timo on bnlnnco. GENERAL REPAIRING See Lnno or address Box 782, Dny100-Tu-Snt-4w West First St. Old Ford Gnrnge tona, Fin. FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed Phone No. 447-W mid springs. Call 303-J. 200-tfc FOR SALE—One Florence Automat­ ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel and oven. Cali 41G-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE—One Dnisy churn. Cnll 415-W. 204-tfc FOR SALE—Two story business building. Apply to the owner, Klcn the Assortment of Arcs, 805 9th St. 205-tfc FOR SALE—Choice oranges and grapefruit for Christmns, $2.00 per box F. O. B. Osteon. Cash with order. —F. N. Purdy, Osteen, Fin. 221-P2tp FOR SALE OR RENT—H-roomcd —At— house, 1011 Oak live. Plume 2H3-J. ' 218-tfc FOR SALE CHEAP—(ins range mid wood range, 1011 Onk live. Phono 283-J. 218-tfc WARD & RIVE HAVE YOU SEEN FANCY BASKETS THE BALL HARD WARE COMPANY 10,000 MILE CORDS $15.90 30x3V* ....... 32x31/2 ....... .......... 20.90 32x4 ....... .......... 28.90 33x4 ....... ......... 29.90 30.90 AMERICAN BEAUTY 34x4 ....... and HOT-POINT 33.90 34x41/> ....... 35x5 ....... .......... 42.90 Electric Irons FOR RENT FOR RENT—2 furnished lied rooms. Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third Street. 106 tfc FOR RENT—Two furnished bed rooms, Mth. W. E. Leavitt, cornor Elm and Third. Phono 437-W. 2? -tfc FOR RENT—Ono furnls'hod bod room, also garage. 11G Laurel Ave. 109-tfe FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, with or without board. 503 West Third Street. 220-Gtc FOR RENT—Ferndnle Apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Seo Mrs. L. G. Loveless, in Meisch block, 305 Fast First St. Phono 295-L1 10life WANTED WANTED—Salesman with ear to sell low priced 10,000 mile cord tires. Guiirnntccd salary and contract to right party.—Goodstock Cord Tiro Company, HOG Michigan Ave., Chi­ cago, III. 220-ltp NICE PLAIN SEWING done nt 014 Second Htrcct. • 219-3tp WANTED—Customer* for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.—B. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lGO-St-Tu 204-tfc aa ili kj m b K* * * la m WANTED Large maaufacturiag company, man­ ufacturing potato barrel*, wi*h to es­ tablish branch warehouse In Sanford mid desire branch manager who can invest $1,000.00. Address, P. (>. Box 2591, Jnrksimville, Floridn. ta ta P m hit t a *4 On t a ft*i Hu SITUATION WANTED—Young lady desires position, assistant book­ keeping, office work or clerking. Ref­ erences. Also lady stenographer with three years experience open for posi­ 6,009 mile FABRICS one-third less tion. Apply 203 Maple Ave. 220-ltp Electric Heaters than Cords. WANTED—1921 Ford Sedan, glwl for the hath, bedroom mid Nursery condition. Offer ensh ff prico 1* FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 I’urk nvo- reasonable. Address II. D., Box 548, FIRESTONE, GOODYEAR, UNITED nuo. 178-tfc before Snturday nnd where car can bo Edison Mazda Lamps STATES, PERFECTION, PEERLESS For Brighter Light FOR RENT—Suburban home! CaTi seen. 220-2tp 308-J. 107tfc Wo curry all mnkes FTTH RENT—Two furnished Cod LOST Fidelity Tires 6-Volt Batteries, $10.00 rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc Pf)iOfE NT—Two or tKreo room LOST—Golf bag, con­ to $25.00 housekeeping apartments, 710 Onk] First* nnd Guaranteed taining sticks and the Avo. 218-Btp Genuine “EXIDE” Ser­ FOR RENT—Furnished ro o m ,, 411 barrel of a gun, Satur­ Gasoline 220-Gtp day afternoon. Reward Park nvenue. from visible pump. Accurate measure. vice Store at FOR RENT—Light housekeeping if returned to Philip R. Oils and Greases roomH, 200 Park Ave. 210-0tp Andrew, Celery Avenue. We give ticket* with each purchase, FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms. 208-tfc good for 5 per cent in trnde Inquire 009 Palmotto uve. 210-Ctp Phone 371-Q Phono 481-J FOR RENT—Rooms and kltchennttcH, LOST—Between Methodist church Shirley Apt., opp, P. O. 220-2fltp und ice plant, brown suit enso, v/ith FOR RENT—Light housekeeping FILLING STATION J. S. I). on lenthor. Finder return rooms. 1020 Eust Second St. to Herald Office, nnd receive re­ MAII. OKUKItS FII.I.KII 220-4tp ward. 105 Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fla. 218-tfc. r $8.50 Zm $10.00 Ray Brothers F. P. RINES 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 08, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald